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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
Helena, Montana.

Mrs. Chas. Johnson has recovered
from severe spell of sickness.
St. James A. M. E. Church is CARVING
on protracted meeting. Rev. Cakes,
Pastor.
Messrs. Walter Scott and Geo. H.
Woodson, have returned from St. Paul
and are shaking hands with their many
friends.
The St. James Lyceum met at the A
NJ. E. church. A. very Interesting ad-
dress by Mackswell, concerning sthe
Afro-American race to move on forward
to vic ory and he brave; essay by Miss
Ida Smith, she recited in u most charm
ing lyle; The shadow of the Negro, or
is the black man capable" by MIR. Huff,
was exceedingly fine; recitation commit
ted to memory by Mrs. Geo. NJ. Lee,
Called forth much dramatic ability"
was rendered IN a manner which was
above criticism and was encored essay
by Mr.. Uhl entitled 'tScience and
Literature'' very nicely read; original
poem on "Thanksgivings" by Prof. E..
6. Cole, called forth much applause.
Some important business was discussed
then dismissed by singing. The lyceum
1s free to all. VIM J. HYsKELL.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
C4po Guardian. Mo.


Mrs. Mollie Rodney, was quite ill las,
week. '...' ..>.s --'s--@ f. " -,
Mr.: Henry Brown. visited Jackson,
last week. .a @.oss=>t -a.=>.&. ~-E|%
The None Such Society met last week,
At Cynthia Simons. $751;.
The stone work for the Masonic hall
was started last week. ss-.zst 49,
Mr. NJ A Scott will opeu the most
stylish, hotel in the city on the 25th. f..
Mr.. Thomas Horrall of Jefferson City
was in the city lsst week visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. William Tyler Of Jackson, Mo-
passed through the city last week en-.
route for Nashville. 8. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Piercefield are
happy because Santa Claus brought them
u baby boy for Xmas. 111r#.ss p
Miss Cora Miller returned home TO,
the holidays af:er an extended visit to
St. Louis. The young people are pleas.
ed and will banquet her.
Mrs Adline Alexander was called ID
Popular Bluff Mo.,.by telegram to see
her sick daughter, Mrs. Mary Grant
Wesley Alexander was also dispatched
for few days later.
81. James .e'. Lyceum society was organic
ed at the A. NJ E. church last Tuesday
Ofhcers; Rev. Charles Hunter president
= ri s
A. y Miller Mi vice president, " II
Brown, secretary; NJ. W. AlexAndel
trustee,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26

/ Mr.. Peter Ball, past master Of Hinton
Lodge No. s, is again lying very ill with
Ia grippe at his residence. Mr.. Bali is
one of the brightest Masons in New
Albany. 5,..."
Hinton Lodge No. 6, F. A. NJ. elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Daniel Stone. w. NJ 4; Frank Viii
son, s, W; Richard Dyson, J. W.. flames
Berry. Treasurer; Geo. Harrison, Sec
Rotary.
The sitting party given at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hines was largely at.
tended. Those present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchem, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Jerry. Miss
E Owens, Miss Lizzie Owens, Thomae
and Clarence Bates, Miss Clara Bates
Miss Clara johnson, Mr.. Henry Starke,
Mr.. E. L. Brown, Mr.. Ieaac Smith, Elgi
Smith and others. ......
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26

Mrs. George Silva 1905 Dearborn street
has few neatly furnished rooms for
young men.
Got your clothing at tho Misht Cloth.
Ing Parlors 268 CLARK street. The cheap
ut place in town. 49, ...
Chicago Conservatory, 2959 Dearborn
street. Thorough bass, piano, organ.
vocal music taught.
Mr.. Logan Webb entertained few of
his many friends the 18th, at an elegant
supper at Weber's Cafe.
Meesrs A. Broadly. Henry Cole, James
Newsome, Frenchy Lewis, will keep
open house New Years Day.
Mrs. Sophie lobe and granddaughter
Miss Jupre Of CentraIia are guests of
Mrs. K. P Garner 1914 Armour Ave.
Mesdames John R. Marshall and
Henry Hammond, returned Tuesday
after a weeks visit to Council Bluffs.
Should you visit st. Paul, Minn., tho
best and cheapest stopping place IL Ho-
tel dc Mink No. 329 cor Fourth and st.
Potter st:
Last call in the beauty contest. Onlv
FIVE days from this date to get your
votes in. Get them now, So 90 per l00
or 200 for IS.
Wanted Colored men to oreanjze sni+
clubs. Good pay TO the right man
Chicago Misft Parlors 26S S. Clark street
Chicagy, Ill.
Mr. Julius Avendorph left Wednesday,
evening for Nashville, Tenn, to attend
the celebration of the emancinat;on
proclamation. .....:.s.
Miss W. H. Rogers will receive on
on New Years Day from IL A. p. to p. N.
assisted by Mrs. E. Golden and Mrs.
Geneva Rogers. .. .:....... ..- TT. :.
Wanted-Colorel men to organize
Snit Clubs. Good pay to the right man.
Chicago Miefit Pa,lors, 26s S. Clark
street, Chicago Ill. r. - : :,
Great times at the old and new West
Side Boys Ball, at Washington Hall.
Ogden ave and Washington boulevard
Thursday evening December 81, 1891.
Mr. Howard Phillips is anticip ating a
great Christmas, as he has bought one
hundred dollars worth Of presents and
everybody is wondering who vi get
them, i.
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New Albany. Ind.

!
Mr. and Mrs Grondy are very ill with
Ia grippe, .a:.. ia .a..
New Albany is doomed with grippe
There are $50 cases <::.- il. . -
| THE APPEAL has been endorsed by the
churches and lodges 81 New Albany.
Mr.. Hugh Walker vas presented with
q fine boy q few days ago. Weight ID
pounds R25. ~s -
The ragtown gang was at the barber
shop Thursday night. The police are
after them. .....%z.s. f..
St. Luke Lodge No. 4. failed to meet
on the 10Th, on account of sickness of
masters wife. = n,-
William Ferguson fell with a fit the
other day. The doctors are puzzled to
know the cause. :: IA e.. -
The Baptist church will give their
Christmas tree Monday Dec. %. Rev.
M. Bassett, pastor in charge.
P. NJ. Hunter and Sandy Lewis have
gone into the Coal business. These young
men are worthy Of patronage.
Rev. J. R. Irwin will have his Christ
mas tree on the 25th. They will have
quarterly meeting next Sunday.
The k.5and I. T. had the largest gath
erinx of the season; 45O were present.
The club will take THE APPEAL.
Mr.. William Russell. one of the first
settlers of New Albany, prominent
Mason is lying sick at bis residence
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
LOUISVILLE.
Facts and TAncies Found In thu D..nu
d." full Falls City. 49,.
Nsoef4 81 the HappeninRs Amonx tn.
Se1ofe~ He'idents OF the Metrop-
eHs et Keatucky-Leuisvine
Looonlos.

Mr.. A. E. Mayzeek left for home Fri
day.
Mr.. J. M, Maxwell is visiting Frank.
fort, KY. .s.- .... = H.. !!
Mr. Simpson is spending the holidays
in Frsnkfort,yK ,..,~.. '."s''
Miss Lucretia Gibson LETT THURSDAY
for Paducah, KY.
Mr. William H. Perry left Thursday
for Frankfort, KY.
Miss Matte E. Fowles spent Sunday
in New Albany Ind,
Miss Daisy Conrad is visiting relatives
in Cincinnati Ohio.
The Christmas holidays promise to be
gay and festive time.
Miss Daisy Simmons of College Hill is
the guest Of Mrs. c. A. Houser.
Miss Prima Fitzbutler will spend the
holidays in Cincinnati Ohio.
Miss Edith V. Mordicai of St. Lonis
Mo. is visiting Miss Matte f. Fowles.
Mrs. Marie sprait Brown will be in
Owensburg KY, during the holidays.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
Waxahachie, Tex,

Little Jessie Brown is very sick,
Mrs. Georgia Roberts is yet conf ned
to her bed.
Miss M. Bradford is visiting relatives
in Kaufman
Mr.. and Mrs. Plears Hill are glad over
the arrival Of a fine girl.
Mr.. G. B. Hart has opened a res
taurant on Main street.
Mr.. Albert Goldthread of Kaufman
visited our city last week.
If the o-Americans were not on.
pressed they would not have room for
victory.
Our Colored boys won for themselves
qnite reputation during the recent
burning of the cotton yards.
Mr.. Maj r Penn, our Colored cleo rical
expert has been employed ever since
the plant was put in operation.
What's the. matter with the Afro.
Americans of this city that they can't
get street railway through the portions
Of the city thickly populated by them.
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Mrs. John Partee and Master Ralph 81
1913 Dearborn street will spend the ho,
days in Bloomington Ill. at their aunt
Mrs. Othello Green.
Mrs. John Harper of POI Dearborn
street has gone to visit her daughter who
is attending Eckstein Norton University
at Cane: Spring KY.
Friend of APPEAL, Chicago.-Edward
II. Morris. attorney 1913 Clark street.
Chicago. VIM. r. Morris, attorney
Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis,
MINI. -. .,S.r~t, .-...o -..
Miss Annie Ridley lelt Wednesday for
Nashville Tenn. to attend the celebration
OF the Emancipation Proclamation, She
will sing at the Capitol concert Friday
evening Dec. 25th.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
CHICAGO.
rns Worlds Fair City as Viewed BY
The Appeal Man.
oo~Da2o>aoa q = Number OF Happen
00s among the Afro-Anao orleans
~ the Second City Of this
Glorious Union.

Lots of fun at West Side Boys< Ball.
Go to Washington Hall, next Thursday
evening.
Turkish baths ut so cents. Edwards 4
Bro. 462 State street.
SEQ M. Pope At the Mis6t Clothing
Parlors 26s CLARK street.
Mr.. Edward Green of Portland is in
the city for the Holidays.
Miss Alice Peyton returned home after
few weeks visit in Southern Illinois,
Fsvnished rooms to rent reasonable
tsn4s ~ Mrs.. Knuekles. 2ss Rush street.
Mr.. Beckwether Sr. and son. are
spending the holidays in the Windy
City.
Mr.. Patrick Patterson in suffering from
rat bite on the arm while asleep in a
chair.
Mr.. Andrew Houston left Tuesday for
a few days visit to his old friend Robert
Beasley.
If you owe your subscription to TN
APPEAL please pay up when the collec.
tor calls.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
BunAlO, New York,

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hall are visiting
in New York city.
DR.. DeCourlander, after an absense of
three months has returned home looking
we'll.
Mr.. R. Stoval of Washington, D. c.,
wss the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Hall
on last Friday the 18th.
Mrs. Sam Green OF Chicago is visiting
he mother Mrs. Harmon. She will re-
main until after the holidays,
The address Ct the writer is 40
Laurel street, Buffalo, N. Y. Send all
Items in by Saturday morning.
A tea party will be given Miss Ada
Brown of Chicago on her arrival here
the 2Sth. Miss Brown is travelling with
the great actress Modjeska. " &c..
Sir knight Robinson Of the Mansion
House was on the sick list the past week
and was compelled to remain at home
several days, has again returned to his
work as second waiter 81. .-.s-.. -. -~
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmendorf who have
been visiting in the East, passed through
our city on the 10th. enroute to their
home in Erie, Pa. While here they
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Talbert. ....-... .-.-. ........
A grand ball and concert will De giver
by the Excelsior Quartet on the ed
Mr.. Joe Neal an old Buffalo boy but nov
of Chicago is expected to sing on thai
evening, and as Joe is q Buffalo fayoritt
especially among the ladies, there viii
no doubt be a large audience.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
WASHINGTON.
Inc Clty Of Magnificent Distance,
With the Light Turned On.
~sr CsDisel City With its MulsItud. 81,
Pors~ne Matters C1lled for ouy
hesutsnt Rsadsrs-C. A. "a
Budget Of News.
APPEAL BUREAU,
no. b17 TENTH STREET, n. W.

"AsH1saToN, D. c., Dec. r., 1861.
The President has started the bal! ro]
ling and has appointed six of the ne,
Judges about whom We have heard g.
much during the past year. All the ap
polntees so far are white men, bnt Their,
ls reasonable ground for believing tina
either John NJ. Langstou or D. A. Stra
ker, both of whom have been urged TO-
one OF the places, will be appointed
We violate no secret when we state tina
considerable anxiety is manifested OF
the part of the intelligent Colored citi
zens In regard to these judgeshipe, anc
that they confidently expect the Prcsi
dent to recognize some one of the many
able Negro lawyers while dispensing hlt
patronage in this quarter.
The malarial and miasmatic climate Of
Liberia has received another black eye,
at the hands Of family Of intelligent
Negroes, who went there from this coun.
try some time since and who have re-
turned thoroughly disguised and woe
fully disappointed. These colonists
went from Florida and are evidently
very glad to return to their native heath
where TIE oranges and pineapples and
mangoes are just as plentiful and civili-
zatlon more advanced and enlightened,
than in far off Africa. They do not give
an encouraging account of the dark con-
tlnent and evidently speak by the card.
Bishop Turner and DR.. Geda have vet
to he heard from however and the prob.
abilities are that these gentlemen who
are enthusiasts on the subject of African
civilization will indulge in trophies, meta
phors and figures of speech galore in
their description of the wonderful SCUM
try which nearly all Europe is seeking
to develop on account of the hidden
treasures within it's dark bosom.
The friends of DR.. w. D. Crum, a
leading republican and professional man
OF Charlestown. S. c., are urging the
President and Postmaster General Wan
amaker to appoint him Postmaster.
The Judge" read an Interesting paper
before the Bethel Literary and Histori-
cal association last Tuesday night and
made himself solid with the 400.
FIVE days from this date the beauty
contest will be decided and two ladies
will receive gold medals. Shall your
friend win? You must settle that YOUR
SELF We will sell you ballots for $500
per 100 or 200 for $500.
On Wednesday night, delegation of
800 indignant Colored men will march
in body to the White House to tell
President Harrison that the promiscn-
GUS shooting down and clubbing Negroes
when placed under arrest. Co.. Perry
Carson will lead the delegation.
C. A. JOHNSON.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
1e1nos OF the Afro-Ame orleans In thu
oeplsol OF Arkansas, Done up In Small
Dus Detachable Morsels for Dainty
Oelvers In tho World Of News,

The loveliest weather imaginable.
! Mr.. Charles Shepherdson is on tn,
sick list.
Mrs. Aug. Richmond is quite sick will
an attack of la grippe.
We are clad to see our old friend Chaa
Whitfield home again.
Mrs. Warren, mother of Mrs Rich
mond, is convalescent.
Mrs. ]: E. Rector experienced Sigh
attack Of la grippe last week.
Bethel church has an efficient oreanis1
| in the per.on of Mrs. M. Baker.
Railroading agrees with J. A. W
Phillips, he will soon be 'Toot Dillon'f
second"
Mr. Brandon is one of Little Rocks
live and energetic citizens. He likef
The APPEAL.
There will be Christmas tree at most
OF the churches. The juvenile element
are in their happiest spirits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Jordan have been
suffering with slight attack of grippe.
They are now convalescent
The prevailing nnalady la grippe has
made its appearance in our city. Many
of our citizens have been stricken with
it in the past few days.
St. Phillips Episcopal church will have
their Christmas tree Thursday, Christ
mas Eve) in jones' Hall, Bpm. Anare
cordially invited to attend.
What has become Of the "Hors de Vue
Social Club?" We hear nothing of them
lately. Young men bestir yourselves,
don't let a good thing go to waste.
Mrs. Angelina Jackson has the SYM.
pathy OF her many friends. She buried
her son Gus, a few days ago, and now
the doctors have given up all hopes of
the recovery of her daughter Allene.
We await with patience the final count
of the votes Of the beauty contest. We
want to know who the lovely lady is,
whose portrait in life size will be on ex-
hlbition at the great Worlds Fair.
Hope she may be one of Arkansas fair
daughters.
1t is with sadness that we chronicle
the death of Mrs. Moore, mother of Mr..
Ed. Moore. He is now confined to his
bed with severe attack of pneumonia
or la grippe, while his wife and children
are suffering from similar attack. We
hope for their early recovery.
Our Superintendent of Public Ipstruc-
ton has established Colorei Normal
School at Brinkley, Ark, for the accom-
mediation Of all who are over Is years of
age. Our young men and women should
take advantage of this liberal offer, as
everything is free with the exception of
text books and board.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
Pine Bluff, Ark.

The members of the st. Johns A. NJ.
E. church are elated with their success
in capturing Rev. "A. J. Russell as their
pastor for another year. DR.. johnson is
the presiding elder. Elder Mu Gibson
goes to Little Rock.
The Elite Social Club will give an Eng
lish dinnea at Friendship Hall, at 4 p. NJ.
on Christmas. Messrs. E. G.. Rankin.
IS. P. Brack.. G. H: NJ Wilson. H. M.
Morris, W. H. Bell, T, 6. Childree, and
W. H. Battle. are the committee. 4.l
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26

The city is all sblaze NTH the different
attractions to be given during the holi-
days. First comes the coachmen'S ball
on Christmas Eve and on Christmas
night the Marriage Drama, will be given
by Mrs. ARgie Williams, assisted by a
number of our ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. Ed. Henry has been appointed
Grain Inspector with a salsry of four
dollars day. Ed. is good hearty fell
low we'll met, and the writer wishes him
success, another good position is that
held by Mr.. Geo. billiard as foreman in
the Electric Light Works. The above
named gentlemen, being our leading
vocaIists, have the good wishes Of all
their many friends.
OLLIE.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
Canton Mississippf.

Short crops here this year. .>
We expect a nice Christmas here.
Mr.. Burns is making success OF The
APPEAL agency. s.. w.. 49,. ,.. E..
Miss R. J. Lewis Of Okalona visited
Canton last week. @"1 ss
! Mr.. Thomas Jones wishes to be con-
duc|or on the Illinois Central.
Messrs. Whiten and R. J. Smith had
better keep their eyes OH the gun fol
Mr.. Webb is coming in law.
Last call in the beauty contest. Only
FIVE days more from this date to pet
y ur votes in. Get them now, $500 pei
lG0 or 200 for IS 90.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26

Have you q lady friend in the beauty
contest? Would you like to see her win
thegold medal and the homer of being
the most beautiful Afro-American wo-
man? Then kill two birds with one
stone by buying some ballots and pre-.
senting them to her as christmas Gift.
Ballots $500 per 100, or 200 for s.. !. Do
not blame any one but yourself il you
don't win. The longest pole Knocks the
pe1simmon. I'll
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
They are Coming, Father Abraham.

Yes, they are coming, 100000 strong.
The ballots in the beauty contest are
coming in so rapidly that we have to put
a special clerk to work on them Per.
sons who wish to purchase ballots and
who have not time to ill them may for
ward their orders and the clerk will fill
them according to order. No charge tor
filing ballots. Ballots, % co single 100
or 200 for $500. No time for delay. Get
them now. Only FIVE days more,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26

Miss Georgia Nugent is spending the
holidays in Georgetown KY.
Madam Rumor says: that young lady
who is noted for not having heart, has
at last met her fate and has accepted the
the hand and heart of certain young
gentleman.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
MattoOn, Illinois.

NATION, Illinois.
Grandma Smith 10 getting better.
Grandma Hufferman is very poorly.
Considerable sickness, Ia grippe gem
orally. g1 MI
Rev. J. Stephenson is not able to serve
his congregation yet. G.. w. Williams,
filed his pulpit Sunday.
The committee are getting lively in
preparing for the Christmas tree and
the opossum supper in the interest of
the A. NJ. E. church.
Mr.. John Powell lost his little boy, his
funeral took place at the A. NJ. E..
church on the 18th. Mr.. Powell has
had bad luck with his children.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
Yazo0 City, Miss. .

Weather cold.
Town crowded with people.
: Miss Ella James of Jackson visited the
city last week.
E H. Williams of Washington, was in
the city last week.
Y NJ. c. A. Holds weekly meetings.
E. L. Parker. President.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
Fort Scott. Kan.

Fort Scott, Kan.
Mr.. Tom Arlington. is on the sick list,
The NJ. E. church concert was a sue
ceea.
Miss Birdie Simpson is recovering ker
health.
The APPEAL is the best paper sold in
Fort Smith.
Rev. b.. Griffin was in Little Rock
last week.
Miss Susie Covinpton will remain here
untilcafter the holidays:
Have you paid for the paper you are
now reading
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
Richmond, Ind.

Richmond, Ind.
Duck Merit spent Monday in thu
city.
Miss Otie Sharp will return home JAM
uary first.
Mrs. 7. Finn who has been very sick
is convalescent.
William Warren came down with the
boys Wednesday.
Geo. Officer was called to Portland on
business last week.
Daniel Iipscomb is running the James
Brown Tonsorial Parlor.
Miss Delilah Harris has gone to Gin
cinnati, 0. to work at her trade.
Rich. Edwards will take a first class
Concert Company on the road in Janu-
ary.
The fair held in the vestrv of the
Bethel church was success socially and
financially.
Chas. A. Clark, state agent for the N.
Co. 0. Building Association, was in the
city on business Monday.
The sisters of the mysterious ten will
keep open house on New Years Day at
their hall, 600 Main street,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Graftet were made
happy by the arrival of an eight pound
daughter Friday, December 18th, which
will be known by the beautiful name.
lacquer Belle Grafet.
The Mt. Moriah Baptist Sunday School
assisted by their able pastor Rev. Beria-
min Smith served an opossum dinner at
their church and had a christmas tree
for the little ones at night, which was
decorated with choice articles from old
Santa's cabinet.
The Xmas tree and concert at Bethel
A. M. E. church Thursday evening was
a grand success. The presents were
both numerous and beautiful, as to the
concert part, the program consisting of
ecitations, vocal selections, etc., was
| one of the most creditable ever render
ed in the city.
Eureka Lodge served a first class
Christmas dinner at their hall and their
hall and the tables were beautifully dec
| GRATED with smilax, ferns, and other
beaulifultlowers. The menu included
Soup, Oysters, Roasts. Opossum, Goose,
Turkey, Duck and Chicken with sauces
and other eatablee. IGRIPo.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-26
THE CITY OF ROSES.

a Pot-pouri Of the Social News Gathe
! 1uas in Little Rock, Ark.