The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-07
JURY IN THOROUGH
 PROBE OF MURDER GEORGE FLAKE INDICTED
Other New Indictments Made Public bs Court-Local Lawyers
 Also Docketed

turned late yesterday. Prosecuting At torney W. J. Wagrouer this afternoon stated that the probe is still under way in regard to the eight men and women accused as accessories. Flakes indictment is the only one made pub lie so far.
 New witnesses in the ease, t was said, have been called from out of town, and the jury Will push its inves- tigation until convinced all possible evidence has been upturned Judge George N. Clark's charge to the jury specified that this should be done in discharge of one of the most serious duties developing upon the probe body.
 Isaac NJ. Campbell. twice represen- tative of Faulkner in the legislature, and Isaac R. Reynolds, land appraiser for the federal farm loan board under recent appointment, were indicted on bills returned yesterday for the al- legged transportation of whiskey on November 15. These members of the local bar were summoned by the grand i jury the same day as the six men jailed for refusal to answer in full, and were likewise brought before Judge Clark for explanation of their stand, Their statements. however, were accepted by the court and the two released.
 Four indictments, making 10 the total for the jury this week, were re- turned before adjournment Friday.
 George Flake as witness before the jury maintained the same un- broken silence as has been sustained since his removal to the jail on De tober 13 Flake cid not utter a word when questioned by the jurors. His silence. however, Wailed him nothing as the jury forthwith returned an in- dictment for murder in the first de gree and ordered the prisoner remand ed to jail. Flake, it will be recalled. on October s, three days after the time of the murder of Wallace Vii son, wrote note of confession and then attempted suicide by swallowing a dope of triple poison. His death was prevented when one poison acted as an antidote to the other two He was removed to jail when his physical condition would permit He was held to the grand jury without bond Under bond as alleged accessories in the murder are his father, Monroe
 Flake, Mon Honsinger, David Will
 Hams and Ed Edwards, with four women also accused as accomplices. The women were held to the grand ! jury on their own recognizance. Wit nesses against George Flake named on
 the indictment are Allen Haynie, Dr. Harrod, Jim Frazier and J. C. Bi2ss-
 ingame Warrants for the arrest of
 the alleged accessories were issued
 under information filed by w. Arthur Wilson of North Little Rock, brother of the murdered man. The nature Of his evidence has not been disclosed.
 In addition to the indictments mace public against Flake and Attorneys Campbell and Reynolds, Circuit Clerk ", r, Whiddon also gave out the fcl- lowing, after the defendants ad com pleted bonds for their appearance:
 George Cochran, for having wh's- key in his possession December 25.
 !. T. Shumate, sale of cigarettes to minor; Gilbert Lee, witness.
 Wash Clibourn, for transporting whiskey October !.
 NJ. Thomas. sale of cigarettes to minor; Arnold Kuykendall, witness. Mark Huckaby and Charles ]. Err bacher, violation of Sabbath observ- ance laws, August '
 ]. NJ. Brummett, sale of cigarettes to minor; Gilbert Lee. witness. Creeson Drug Co.,. sale of cigarettes to minor; Gilbert Lee, witness. Peacock Drug Company, sale of
 cigarettes to minor; Gilbert Lee wit , ness.
 At noon today Judra Clark excused the petit jury until S:30 o'clock Mon day morning. The grand jury al Q
 is expected to recess early this after
 noon and resume its lahors Monday. | w. c. Graham was excused by the
 court as a member of the grand jury
 and R. ". Cook appointed to replace
 him.
 z Judgment for $170 was returned ! yesterday against Q. ], Stanton and NJ. L. Hargrove in favor of c. z. !, Williams, subcontract on the Dam ascus highway being the basis of the t litigation Judgment for $100 was given V. Cargile, plaintiff in an ac- 7, tion brought by Will Evans. It con cerned the value of a mule Dr. W.
 W. Maltin submitted to charges : brought by the July grand jury and
 was fined $10 by the court. A third
 damage verdict retnrned hu 2 trial