Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1929, Page 33

fmim e s RKANSAS LEADERS - FACE RACING QUIZ Railroad Commissioner In- . dicted on Bribe Charge. i Gov. Parnell Questioned. By the Associated Press. LITTLE ROCK, May 15—A horse- Facing bill that caused numerous heated Esssions of the 1920 Arkansas Legis- lature continued today to furnish ma- | terial for investigation of alleged ifregu- | darities in the legislative body. i Reece A. Caudle, a member of the Arkansas Railroad Commission, was in- Eomeiwea S | Chiffon Scarfs —the greatest merchandise event on our yearly pig it | in Pastel Shades Tomorrow calendar—and the one day that Washingtonians t disclosed, did not conclude the | robe. Numerous State officials, includ- A Remarkable Value for One Fr R it LR look forward to. We have selected, tested and examined every o, TR R s1.79 | offering, and it is with confidence and enthusiasm that we promise iy by o T our customers an opportunity for savings of outstanding impor- e ava] S Rt tance. No comparative values are mentioned. 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