Cole v. State

The appellant was convicted for the crime of storing intoxicating liquor in her hotel in Paragould, Greene County, Arkansas. • The undisputed evidence proved that a small bottle of corn whiskey, designated as “white mule” by the witnesses, was found in the room of appellant, covered up in a wardrobe. One or two empty bottles which had contained whiskey were found. Some of these were found in the girls’ rooms in the hotel and some out on the back porch of the hotel. One empty pint bottle which had contained whiskey was found upstairs in a- guest room occupied by a railroad man, and a fruit jar…