The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-09
S|CkNESS{CAUSES
 RELEASE 0F TWO SANS, PERKINS NOW OUT Green, Presley and Marks of Original Six Now Remain-Law Enforce
 ment Commended.

Ing ana W. F.. (EI) SamS yesterday from the county jail, on account of sickness, and Holbert Presley, Admir- al Marks and C. C. Green remain as 1 the hold outs of the six originally in- carcerated for their alleged lapses of memory. Sans, it was said devel- oped severe cold while in jail, and his presence at home Wa also required his wife being a semi-invalid
 Sans was directed by the court to report again next Thursday, and Per kins ordered to answer the court and grand jury at the July term, when the sources of their Whiskey supply will be further probed. Al Hartwck when he appeared Saturday before the grand jury became the first of the double trio to obtain his freedom. So far as could be learned today, the remaining three are unWavering in their determination to stick to the testimony given the jury on first hearing. The court is also unwaver- ing in it's stand to obtain the evidence sought
 Three mems bible classes at two Sunday schools in this city yesterday endorsed Circuit Judge George w. Clark, Prosecuting Attorney Bill" Waggoner and the Faulkner county grand jury in their efforts to break up liquor traffic in the county and to punish those guilty of violating li- quor laws. Resolutions to this effect were adopted by the mems bible class and the Reyes class of the First Methodist church and the mems bible class of the First Baptist church. The resolutions of the Methodist church bible class follow:
 Whereas, the laWlessness in our town and throughout Faulkner coun- ty has become offensive to all good citizens of our town and county and Veritable menace to the peace and happiness of all law abiding citizens, and whereas, the illicit sale and man utacture of moonshine liquor in our county has been the direct cause of number of most shameful tragediec 1 In our town and community, which has bllghted the houses of innocent ones, and black page in the his tory of the county, and, whereas the present grand jury, Circuit Judge George w. Clark and Prosecuting Attorney W. J. Waggoner of the Sev- enteenth judicial district are doing all in their power to put to end to this as well as all other lawessness by bringing the offenders of the law to trial and just punishment.
 Therefore, be it resolved by every member of this mems bible class of the First Methodist church of Conway:
 First, that we heartily endorse all efforts that are being put forth by this splendid circuit judge, prosec- uting attorney and grand jury for the enforcement of law and order in the community and county.
 Second, that we pledge to this grand jury, circuit judge and pros ecuting attorney our fullest sympa- thy and cooperation in carrying out ! their plans to apprehend or discover and bring to speedy trial and just punishment all violators of the law
 Third, that copy of these reso- i lutions be sent to Circuit Judge George W. Clark, Prosecuting Attor- ney W. J. (BilD Waggoner and the foreman of our most excellent grand jury now in session.
 "C. E. Benefield, B. M Woodruff, G. L. Banner, committee"
 The following resolutions were adopted by the men bible class of the Baptist church;
 Ut is unfair for the good citizens of Faulkner county by withholding expression of their approval and sup port to make it hard for public off cials to conform to their oath. There fore, resolved, that in behalf of pub lie security, public morals, sane gov ernment, the rising generation and anxious fathers and mothers, we, the mems bible class of the First Baptist church of Conway, join other moral forces of the city and county in heartily commenting Circuit Judge Clark, the prosecuting attorney, the grand jury and the peace officers ] for their firm stand and determined efforts to suppress lawlessness and bring criminals to justice; and that we give them our solid support in
 such procedure until they have eX- hausted every resource possible.
 "Unanimously adopted by the class January &. 1929.
 "W. F. Thomson, President"
 The following resolution was adopted by the Reyes Class;
 "Whereas, as law abiding citizens it has come to our attention that a determined effort is being made by the circuit court, Hon. George W, Clark, judge, the grand jury and oth- CT bodies and officers charged with 1 enforcing observance of the law, to