The log cabin Democrat., 1910-05-06
MANY STUDENTS
 IN ATTENDANCE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING ARKANSAS COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS HOLDING AN
 NUAL CONTESTS.

Little Rock, May 6.-With ideal weather and more than two thousand students and visitors present the sec ond annual interschool contests be- gan here this morning. The delega- tions began to arrive yesterday and the first was from Dewitt, but last night many other schools sent their representatives and today the city is full of school and college colors.
 The preliminary contests in the in terschool contest association began this morning. Section A, the high schools of Dardanele, Searcy, Morril- ton, Ark adelphia, Little Rock, Amity, Dewitt, Gurdon, Russellville, Cleve- land, Hot Springs, Bonneville and FL dorado, began this morning with their Reclamation in the study hall of the Little Rock high school. The map drawing contests opened at the same time with Siloam Springs, Argenta, Vilonia, Atkins, Warren, Portland, Cleveland, Fordyce, Russellville and Pine Bluff competing.
 Section B contests will take place this afternoon with the following schools sending in their best declaim- CTS: Camden, Hope, Paris, Warren, Dermott, Atkins, Sloan Springs, rordyce, Conway, Portland, Prescott, Nashville, Pine Bluff and Vilonia. The preparatory Reclamation and reading contests in the collegiate class began at o'clock this after noon in the Y M c. A. auditorium, with the following colleges represent ed State Normal, Friendship Acad- emy, Clary Training School Tender son college, Galloway college, Hen dirk college, Ouachita college, Stutt- gart Training School, MagazineO chita Academy and Arkansas Cum berland college.
 Tonight the high school reading contest will take place between Nash dorado, Fulton, Hot Springs, Cam vile, Hope, Dewitt, Philadelphia, FL den, Portland, Dermott, Prescott Warren and Amity.
 Tomorrow morning Section B of the readers will get together in the High School auditorium. This will be participated in by Siloam Springs, Searcy, Springdale, Dardanelle, Con- way, Russellville, Atkins, Pine Bluff, Gurdon Little Rock and Fordyce. The spelling contest will take place at this time with the following entries: Siloam Springs grammar school and also the Sloan Springs high school, Hope, Clary Banks Training school, Vilonia, Atkins, Warren, Fulton, Lit tie Rock, Van Buren, Cleveland, Cur don, Philadelphia graded and high schools, Fordyce, Morrilton, Dardan- ellie high and graded schools, Searcy, Russelville, Paris and Clary Train ing school. Adelaine Lincoln, the Van Buren entry, is very small child, yet in the Western Arkansas contest she defeated all corners and a number of her opponents were high school seniors.
 The secondary piano contests take place tomorrow morning at the Hotel Marion with Forrest City, Searcy, Hamburg, Springdale, Clary Farming school, Morriton, Atkins, Little Rock, Dewitt, Russellville, Arkansas State School for Blind, Galloway college, Argenta, Henderson college, Dardan- ellie, Pine Bluff, Hope, Eldorado, Ar kadelphia, Bonneville, Gurdon, Stutt- gart Training school, Ouachita col | lege, Magazine Ouachita Academy and Siloam Springs as the competing schools. All contestants will play "The Two Larks" with an additional piece which is optional with the con testant.
 The college piano contest will take place Saturday at the Capital theater with the following entries: Ouachita college, Henderson college, Galloway college, Central college. The college voice and oratorical contests will take place at the theater Saturday night. The entries are: Arkansas Cumber- land college, Ouachta college, Hen derson college, Arkansas college, Gen. tral college Hendrix college, Gallo way college and Ouachita college.
 The events of the State Athletic Association, with the several hundred entries, will begin tomorrow morning at West End park.