Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-04
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Baltimore, Md, will arrive Tues day to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Mccarthy, 1917 West Ninth.
 Street ear service was interrupt ed for some two hours yesterday afternoon on account of the break down of turbine at the power house. As fast as the machine was repaired, it broke anew. Re- pairs were made, however, and 1t was stated that no further inter ruptions will occur. There is no danger of diminished electric lights, it was stated.
 The Woman's Bibln class of the First Baptist church will be or ganized at the home of the pas tor Sunday morning at 10 o'clock with a membership of 100 charter members, and with Mrs. J. Il. Moore as teacher. The class is forced to meet at the pastors home owing to the fact that there is not room enough at the church. All Sunday school classes will meet now at 10 o'clock instead ol 9:30.
 R, E. Lee, for B years in the dry goods business in Pine Bluff, and for the last nine years of thls time with Isaac Dreyfus, has re- signed, and will devote the remain der of his time to the manage .ment of his personal affairs.N
 Mrs. George Roth of Lake Vil- lage has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. H. Blankenship.
 Mrs. Alex Cope of Keo is the guest of Mrs. Felix Smith, 1902 West Eighth avenue.
 Miss Edith Scott of Missouri is visiting Miss Mildred Smither.
 Robert Galbraith, who has been spending the holidays with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Oliver Gal braith, has returned to Champaign, H., to resume his studies at the University of Illinois.
 Mrs. Ed Young of Youngstown is at the Florence sanitarium, aft CT having undergone an operation some time ago.
 No new developments were not ed here yesterday in the strike of members of the plumbers union. No conferences were held, no new propositions were submitted, but it is thought that developments will take place next week. The men hold out for $8 day, and employers continue to refuse. It is declared that if the men do not fulfill their contract by returning to work, the open shop policy will be put into operation here.
 Babo Beard, negro, charged with grand larceny, was arraign- ed in municipal court yesterday morning, and was bound over to await the action of the grand jury on bond of $500 which he failed to make. lola Lumpkin. negress, charged with running a disorderly house, was fined $25.
 w. B. Bedding of the Traffic bureau left yesterday afternoon for Dallas to attend the meeting of the Industrial Traffic league. and will return Wednesday.
 Police Officer R. A. Poole is ill at his home.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Clemmons of English were in the city yester- day. Their son, Jim Clemmons, was yesterday moved from the Florence sanitarium to the Hotel Pines and is reported as steadily improving. He was recently shot ill the left arm by a negro at English.
 George Alexander. negro, was ar rested by City Detective c. c Lynn yesterday on a charge of grand larceny. Alexander is charged with the theft of lubri- eating oil from the Magnolia Pe- trcleum companv. He will be tried next Saturday.
 Guv Rowland of Sherrill is re- covering at the Florence sani- tarium. after an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 James Chambers of Fordyce, son of c. c. Chambers. formerly of Pine Bluff, underwent an opera