DRIVER HELD III
CUI HOLDUP
Hunt For Two Bandits Con
tinues In Rain Storm.
Reward Offered
MERIDIAN, Miss., Nov. 29.—Clark
Morgan, local taxi driver, Is being
held here under $5,000 bond for the
Alabama authorities In connection
with the robbery of the Bank of
Cuba at Cuba, Ala., Saturday morn
ing by two unmpsked white men,
who secured about .$7,000 in currency.
Morgan claimed that when he
started in his car from this city with
one robber, another met the car out
side the city and the two bound,
gagged and blindfolded him and car
ried him with them to Cuba, and a
few miles from Cuba after the rob
bery the bandits cut the bonds that
held him and made their escape in
the woods.
MOBILE, Ala., Nov. 29.—Following
reports from up state last night that
the two unmasked motor bandits who
lobbed the Bank of Cuba, at Cuba,
Ala., were headed this way, deputy
9 sheriffs in all south Alabama coun
ties and the police of this city are
very actively on the lookout for the
desperate men.
The pursuit for the bank robbers,
who secured $7,000 in cash, after be
ing abandoned at nightfall Wednes
day near the Tombigbee river
swamps, was resumed today in a
rainstorm, according to news reach
ing here.
The tracks of the robbers Wednes
day afternoon were followed through
dense woods for a distance of about
four miles, where the chase was
abandoned because of darkness.
Gov. William W. Brandon, upon be
ing notified of the robbery, offered a
reward of $200 each for the capture
of the unknown' bandits who com
mitted the robbery.
MISS HAMON IN CHORUS
Daughter of Late Republican Deader
Coes On Stage
CHICAGO, Nov. 29—Olive Belle Ha
mon, daughter of the late Jake L.
