Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-31

liquor petition.
Mrs. W. A. Nowlia, No. GIG East
Second, said she signed the petition,
and also at her request, signed the
name of Mrs. Sarah Dale.
Miss Grace G.. Oppinger, No. 310s
East Second avenue, said she came
here from Oklahoma last April, works
in the city and signed the petition.
Mrs. Annie Pickering said she had
lived here about Is years, and was
in Pine Bluff the first of the year.
M. Bluthenthal, of Froug's depart
ment store, testified that Miss Kahn
works under the Froug management,
living the greater portion of the year
in this city, but that each year she
goes away on a visit. Witness said
she was to return to work in Febru-
airy.
G. S. Hackney testified that hs
knew A. G.. Hackney, said the latter
lived at the Orion hotel, but is away
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Haynie, who lives on East Second
avenue. Her name, misspelled as
Carney, in the publication, was chal-
lenged by the remonstrants.
A Miasker, testified that he did not
live at the Brookhill hotel, but at the
Hotel Arlington.
Henry Marx, clothing merchant,
said his wife, Mrs. Flora Marx, and
her mother, Mrs. Brown, had signed
the petition, and that his wife signed
both their names.
Miss Ruth Locke, No. 21S Georgia
street, said she had lived in the city
seven months and signed the pe.i-
ton from No. 815 Nebraska street,
where she formerly lived.
Mrs. Beulah Vaughn, No .21S Geor-
gia street, testified she signed the
petition.
Simon Guggenheim, No. 602 West
Barraque street, said he knew Tom
Norris and until January 4, Norris
lived at the same address as he.
w. T. Orion, proprietor of the
Orion Hotel, testified as to a number
Of petition signers who had been
absent from the city, and who had
lived at the hotel, returning to the
city. They are now at his hotel.
j. L. Lee testified he signed from
No. 1101 East Eighth avenues Wit
ness said there is another ]. L. Lee
who lives at No. 1908 Ohio street.
Brings Up Question.
H. H. Knope, No. 1901 East Sec
ond, said he had signed the petition
but later requested that it be taken off
the list. On the witness sand he de-
clared that he wished his name 20
remain on the liquor petition. This
statement brought out an objection
on the part of the attorneys for the
remonstrants, who held that he did
not have a right to have his name
placed back on the petition after
having through the proper channel
asked that 1t be removed. The mat
ter was left finally for the considera-
ton of Judge Philpot.
Harry Evans, No. 319 East Third
avenue, testified he lived at the
Orion hotel.
Bob Mitchell, said he had known
James Broderick for eighteen years,
that both are bricklayers, and that
Broderick makes his home in Pine
Bluff. Said that he sometimes went
outof the city when work is slack.
j. R. Hargrove, No. 1914 West
Fifth avenue, said W. P. Copp and
wife, lived at his house. He signed
the petition, and testified his wife,
Mrs. Hargrove, upon the request OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Copp. signed their
nantes. g
Warren T. Flynn said he came ia
this city last August. Witness ad.
mitted that he had received mail
which should have gone to another
w. T. Flynn.
r. l.. Manley said he has a broth
er, w. S. !Mlanley, and two other
brothers. Did not know for certain
whether they signed the petition OF
not.
Mrs. D. NJ. Kavanaugh testified
that James Geisman is her father And
at his request, she signed his name K
the liquor petition.
L. C. kirkland testified he hat
lived in this city for the past fivs
years..
! ]. r. Catlett said he had lived u
this city for the past two years AMI