Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
The Graphic Gives It's Read CTS a Complete List of the Present Addresses of Per sons Rendered Homeless.
IS OF GREAT VALUE.
In Many Cases Relief Committee Has Been Unable to Locate Whereabouts of Residents of Burned District Names and Addresses Given.

Chairman w. J. Parkes of the Re- lief Committe in charge of the re- lief work in behalf of the East End i fire sufferers, last night completed "a list of all the persons who suffer- ed losses and those who were ren- dered homeless and were forced to take up their residence in other parts of the city. The list is as complete as it was possible for the committee to make it with the pres ent information at hand.
 The Graphic publishes the state ment this morning. It is of great value in that it gives the addresses, as far as obtainable, of all persons who have taken up their residence elsewhere. The addresses, it is be- lieved, are correct in every in- stance, but in the event there is mistake in any one of them the Relief Committee will consider it a great favor if the person, incorrect ly listed, furnishes them the proper information. The list will prove of great use to merchants and others, including the many friends of the listed persons, who in almost every case is not aware of their where abouts.
 The list as compiled by Chairman Parkes and his assistants follows: | Ross Adams, 205 East Sixth; B. %isch, 709 State; John Baias, 1915 East Pullen; Frank Brenke, Florida and Second: George Barnett, PA State; B. Bieser, 100 Virginia; Will liam Backus, 1915 East Seventh: B. E. Brooks, SIP Main; G. A. Bar Der, Sixth and Alabama; R. B. Bar low, 2010 East Pullen; c. B. Bland, 21O Tennessee; P. B. Brooks, East Twelfth; w. B. Crumpton, 1925 Georgia; John Clegg, 621 East Sec ond; Mrs. l.. B. Forester, Twelfth and State; Mrs. E.. J. Ferguson, 210 Tennessee; w. l.. Ferguson, 21O Tennessee; N. F. Ferguson, West Third; Mrs. Maggie Farrell, 714 East Third; H. Griffin, SO4 East Sixth; Mrs. Harvey, Hot Springs: Joe Hellman, 2008 East Barraque; William Hollenbeck, 109 Indiana i; F. M. Henry, Twentieth and Ash !; P. R. Hancock, Eighth and Walnut; J. F. Harber, Sixth and Alabama; 1; H. H. Hart, Nineteenth and Plum; / E. Harber, 100 Indiana; Mrs. c. c. .<<Hutchinson, 1910 East Fifth; B. Huber, 215 East Eighth; Mrs. Nel- lie Kennedy, Third avenue near Swift Packing plant; Mrs. J. P. Kennedy, 610 East Second; Mrs. E. P. Kilmer, 707 Texas; w. T. Long, 1908 East Second; R. P. Let trell, 3O3 East Eighth; Fritz Mil Ter, 1918 State; M. McCarra, 101 Virginia; R. A. McClintock is stop uing with the presiding elder of the Methodist church on Lakeside; Mrs J. P. McGehee, Florida and the riv- CT, living in houseboat; w. F. Norris, 315 East Second: l.. M Nunnelly, 1911 East Second; F. F Parker, I626 Morris: Peter Peterson 710 East Third; c. Pennington, 71! East Third; T. E. Rogers, TOT Eas Fourth; W. T. Robertson, 161'
 East Fifth; Mrs. Ringea, 1O07 Eas
 Second; A. Schnable, 101 Virginia
 II. w. Swarm, 710 East Third: j
 E. shannon, 5O2 West Third: M. F
 Slegel, 1910 East Fifth: E.
 smith, 303 East Eighth: Fran
 schwab. with Ralph Robinson; A, Williamson. at Casey's brio
 yard; 6. E. Wright. s20 South Wa < nu. Mrs. Pollie Williams, 7t9 Ea lnird; w. A. West, 121 Idaho: V n 1oungblood, 1000 East Secont
 A, w. York. 1915 East seventl
 ;. H. Wilson, GA Texas.
 The following list of persons h.