Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-23
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| IOllCo hlHS OIl d IIldl SS ol ooS"i ing an automatic shotgun from Charles Smith, negro, at Ferda: Johnson, who will be taken back to Ferda for a preliminary trial, was at the depot with his family, pre- pairing to board the train to Louisiana, it is said. He is now in the county jail.
 Ed McCammon, formerly of Pine Bluff, but now of the Me Cannon Shipbuilding company ol Beaumont, Texas, is in Pine Bluff visiting relatives during the ho!l- days. Jim McCammon, with whom Ed McCammon is associated at Beaumont, will arrive tomorrow and will spend the holidays here.
 l.. E. Bassett of the hig'1 school faculty is quite ill at his home, 1718 Linden.
 Winifred Atchley arrived yes terday from Asheville, N. C., to spend the holidays with his moth. CT. Mir. Atchley is student of Bingham Military academy, in his senior year, and is first lieu tenant.
 D. B. Niven of the Citizens bank, Judge w. B. Sorrells, and Rev. H. B. Trimble enjoyed a most successful hunt the past week end at "F'ive Forks," near Swan Lake.
 Edward Lee returned Sunday from St. Johns Academy, in Wis consin, to spend Christmas with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A Lee.
 Lyttleton Sallee, student of the State university at Fayetteville, has arrived to spend the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. L T. Sallee.
 Justice of the Peace Tom Smith is spending the holidays with his family in Sherman Tex.
 Allen s. Rutherford, student of Western Military Academy, is spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. J. F. Rutherford.
 Judge J. s. Ross of Arkansas City was business visitor in the city yesterday.
 The case against s. s. Riley, charged with forgery, was con- tinued yesterday morning in muni- cipal court until Saturday. Riley's wife left Sunday for Kentucky, where she will interview. Riley's father and an effort will be made to raise money either to refund the amount of the forged checks or to employ legal counsel.
 The J. B. Afford Motor com pany, at 915 Main street, has ac- cepted the agency for the Milburn Light Electric" automobiles, and has several in stock. These are handsome, well-equipped, and ex- cellently upholstered cars, and are said to be "the easiest in the world to operate"
 s. G. Eagle, Associated Press operator who receives the eight hour leased wire telegraphic re- port for the Graphic each night returned yesterday afternoon from Camden, where he spent Sunday and part of yesterday with relatives.
 R. l.. Ballard has resigned his place with Silbernagle and corn. pany, and will become connected with Reinberger and Collier manufacturing und retail drug gists, as travelinA salesman. MT Ballard will sell Brunson's reme- dies and other Reinberger and Col Her products in the territory south of Pine Bluff, served by the Mis- souri Pacific railway.
 Directors of the Citizens bank declared an annual dividend of 1c per cent, and voted a bonus to em- ployes as Christmas present.
 Santa Claus appeared early for some of the officials of the store keepers department at the Cotton Belt shops, "Santy" in this in stance was represented by en- ployes of the department who pre- sented J. l.. Duncan with 1 Masonic watch fob, E. Roberts with watch charm, A. N. Lee with a B. of R. c. ring, and J. 5 Revburn with a fountain pen.
 Mir. and Mrs Lester Carnahar of Allport, spent Sunday here with friends.
 Officers of the Mems Bible class of the First Baptist church elected Sunday morning are: Fred Ben nett, president; Harlowe Sanders first vice president; Oscar Poss second vice president; George W Allport, third vice president; Duff Allen, secretary; c. L. Afford, as sistant secretary; T. T. Daniels treasurer.
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