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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
THAT SUFFRAGtTTE PLAY
Ladies Who Want The Ballot Exp .ct
To Give PIaY Her

That Suffragette play that was
given a few weeks ago so success
fully in Baltimore at Hotel Belve-
dere, will be given here in the near
future. Today a representative of
Mrs. Steuart Symington, of Balti-
more, a popular society woman of
the Monumental City and a leader in
the Votes For Women movement, was
in town making arrangements for a
hall in which to give the Suffragette
play.
The play is said TO be we'll staged
and was received with favor in Balti-
more few weeks ago, and the pro-
motors hope to enlist the sympathy of
those in favor of votes for women
in Annapolis, and their interest and
encouragement in the coming per-
Torrance of their play to be given
here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
SEVERN BOAT CLUB
Holds Meeting Al Club House Winter
Quarters

A well attended and interesting
meeting was held last night at the
Severn Boat Club, foot of Duke of
Gloucester street. A full attendance
of the membership was present and
much business was transacted.
Among the items of business trans
acted at the meeting last night was
the raising of the Club members
dues, which is deemed necessary to
meet running expenses.
A janitor was also appointed as
temporary caretaker of the Club
House, and Charles Wootten was
named for the position.
The Club House has been fitted up
for winter quarters, which had not
been done heretofore, and stoves have
been installed and the quarters made
comfortable, CHEEKY and inviting as
a place for meeting and recreation
during the winter months as well
as in summer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
Before The Squire

Officer John Jacobs arrested Edward
Tydings, colored. yesterday on the
charge of disturbing the public peace.
costs, amounting to 1915 which he
paid.
Yesterday Officer Lowman arrested
William Hall. colored. for disturbing
the public peace. Justice Davis fined
the accused IS, and costs, amounting TO
Sc rs which he paid and was dismissed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
TO ADDRESS BROTHERHOOD
Mr. Singleton Will Speak Here To.
morrow Night

Mr.. Ogle Ridout Singleton, of
Washington, D. c., will address the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew at s
O'Clock Saturday night, November IL,
in the Guild Room of ST. Anne s
Church.
A very cordial invitation was ex-
tended to all interested. The sub
ject of Mr.. Singletor's address will
be "The National Convention of the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
Returned From Western Trip

idr. and Mrs. William H. Burns, of
Burnside" have returned from an ex-
tended Western trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns spent six weeks in Omaha. Neb.
with their son and daughter in law.
and attended all the functions of car
nival week. They are much benefited
by the trip.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
Reduced Rates

Tickets over the Short Line to
Baltimore tomorrow for the st.
John s-Hopkins game, are for sale
at 7. Kent Green's drug store.
Prce, rs cents. Good to return on
Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
A CARD.
NOTICE

Have added to my business an
auction Department, where | will re.
celve goods and sell them on commits
sion for you. Auction s will be he'd an
every Tuesday and Saturdays. No
charge for storage. For further particn.
iars, apply Z. c. Weldon, IS Market
Space. No n'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11

The midshipmen of the Naval Acad-
envy brigade will give another of their
series of hops at the Naval Academy
tomorrow night. The hop will be held
in the gymnasium.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11

pGr Piano Turning by experienced
tuner. Phone 16s-y, or call a West
street. nStf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11

I1ANNAb-
You Jes' can't beat biscuits made outen
Gold Medal Fiour.-no sab NANNY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11

SARAH ELIZABETH:
Don't Try 30 make anSet toSo uq Il 49,. 49,
use Gold Medal Flour hELtN'S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
Wants, Lost, Found, For Sale. &c

Advertisements under this head not exceed
nE iines-3 times 25cts.: ! week. Scots. bets
for each additional line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11

MONEY TT LOAN $500 TO LOAN ON
IVA City Property. first mortgage. C. A.
BRADY. Attorney at law. Arundel Bldg. n2-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11

4 OST - GFNTLEMAN'S GOLD WATCH.
+ Fob and st. Johns gold medal with name.
Liberal reward at l24 Prince George ST. tf-nll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
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I oST-lN NAVAL ACADEMY GROUNDS
- small open face lady's watch. attached to
silver pin. Reward at 81 Upshur Row. SC NIL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11

FOR SALE-LARGE ICE BOX. formerly
used by Easil bros. viii sell cheap. Ap-
ply TO owners WI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-11
+ o n AL T..

FOR SALE-l LIGHT DRIVING HORSE
and Buggy. Anxious Colt. II months old
Phaeton for sale CHI ap. mo. reasonable offer
refused. Apply lss. 5th st EastpOrt Iw.nll
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
TWO WOMEN RISE
With Shotguns Against the Severe gn
 State Of Washington.

Walla Walla. Wash. March % Surveyors in the employ of the stat' were driven off the farms of Mrs Lewis Windusl and Mrs. Peter swan son near Dayton. Wash. sLnight b., the two women. who carried Shotguus objections to survey for stat highway through their property iron Dayton to Walla Walla were raised by the oWucrs.
 An injunction was procured by tn state employees today. restraining the women from further interfering with thc surveyors. but the feeling among the farmers against them K intense and trouble is feared when the work is resumed
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
INDIAN ADMINISTRATION
 SWtEP|NGLY CHANGED
4 GENERAL REORGANIZATION IS
 CONTEMPLATED.
A Concentration of Educational Fscil-
 tics in Reservation Schools.

Spokane. March 29.-Advices from Washington suggest many changes in the plan for administering affairs on the Indian reservations The Indian commissioner has associated nine eX- perienced field men in his cabinet. or gaEized for the betterment of the In dian service x. E. Pears. now super visor of Indian schools will have charge of all Indian schools. W. r. Johnson will direct the work of sup pressing the liquor traffic on Indian reservations: Dr. JoSehh II. Murphy will have charge of all hospitals and SanitariumS on reservations; w. R Logan. formerly superintendent of the Fort Belknap reservation in Montana will have charge of all Indian reserva- tions. farming operations and allOtt- ments
 There will also be supervisors SC lected for the departments of irri- gation. Indian forest reserves, Indian employment purchases of supplies for the various reservations. and buildings and constructions
 Ht 'uuOdll'ildI N'ih Ha9 o''Il 'i yidcd into four districts. the fourth district consisting of oregon. Wash ingtOn. Idaho and Montana which will be under the personal supervision of O. II Lpps. who is now in temporary charge of the five civilized tribes at MuskoGee. okla
 The general outline qf plans for the rcorEaniZed administration suggests a purpose of the department to with draw its support from the large non reservation schools and give it to the small day and reservation boarding schools
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
Y. w. C. A. INVASION.
Arizona Mining Towns to Become
 Field Of Operations.

.,anta Cruz Cal. March, 2:.-If the suggestions of Mrs. George Perry of Bisbee are carried out. the Y. w. C. A. may invade the mining camps of the southwest. enlarging the field of it's activities.
 Nevada mining towns may become objective points for a vigorous cam paign by the association. These sug- gestions were made by Mrs. Perry in an address at the twelfth conference of the Y w C. A. today.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are: r. l.. Jouls. Philadelphia. w. N. Richards. san Francisco: MT and Mrs. r. \. But terWorth, st. Paul; Harry Cohen, Chi caSo. NJ. WetzenhOffer. St Louis: r.. C. Merryman. Exeter. Cal: F.. A. Adler, II. NJ Mcdowell, Rochester, x Y. Mir and Mrs J C LaCkenbaCk. San Francisco: F.. B. Condel. Los Angeles. Mir and Mrs. C. D Clarke. Peoria. r.. w. McNamard. Chicago; H. F. Speck. Chicago: Mrs. Ethel Campbell. Buck eye. :. C. Garnsey. Los Angeles: t- l.. Huff. Fl Paso: II Cohen. New York, r. r.. Hasaden. Ray. G. Berry. Mus kogec. F. =. HdllinGton. Fl Paso: W. F. SanderSnn. Los Angeles T. F. Black. Vulture
 Al the Ford are: G w. Clerm"at. Los Angeles: l.. C. Schalk Los An- geles C. w HItes Saint Paul: Thos. McAlpinc. Los Angeles. :. r.. Vaughan. Chicago; T. II. Shipp, Prescott; w. P Shnrn. Swansea: W. W Parkcrnon. Los Angeles. II W. SohIick. PittsburG. =. V. Huber. r.. F.. Green, Los Angeles members If the White SoX baseball club. including Chic Gandcl. James Block. J. F. Collins. MT and Mrs. Geo Rice. Hugh Duffy. J F.. Sanborn. Ed Walsh. II. Sutor, Chas. Mcssingcr. Hugh Fullerton. Jude. BlaCkhaum. Paunt. Kruger. MT. and MrS. smith. Scott. Olmsteads MT. and Mrs. Kelley, romiskey. Week. Purtcll
 At the Commercial are: Ed Hodges Yuma: T r. Piflliam. Flagstaff: Mrs. tnna Smith. Yanna; O. Gibson. Tomb stone: B sutton. Winslow: H r.. DUt- tiger. Brooklyn: Miss Laura Cohen, san Francisco; Geo. Blackburn and wife. Kelvin. P. H. Horelf. WinSclmau
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
BARRY DEFEATS BURNS.
The Short Ender. However. for Time
 Enjoyed a Lead.

san Francisco. March 29.-After bat ting for nineteen vicious. bloody rounds. apparently enjoying slight lead over his opponent Jack Burns of salinas. tonight lost the fight in the twentieth and final round of a battle with Jim Barry. Burns took the count Iour times in the last round, and was saved from a knockout by the bell
 The betting was two to one 1n Barry. For d short-ender Burns showed up well. and it looked as though hc might earn the decision. until Barry. in the nineteenth round. sailed in and battered him to the floor four times. Barry came up for this round with do or die expression and hammered Burns into heiplCSsncSS.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
COM CHAMPIONS A FACT.
Mir. Carnegie Says the Only Thing to
 Do Is to Regulate Them.

Albuquerque. N. NJ. March 29.-'The day of combinations has come, and their regulation is the only solution cf the problem. The best steps ever proposed in this direction is the fed cral incorporation tax. which is true step toward solving the evils of corn- binationS." declared Andrew Carnegie here today. while en route to Pitts burg
 The federal charter gives unifor- mity and the corporations can afford to comply with this law because If they are not making money, they can not be taxed. Wealth is not being taxed enough in this country" he added
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
THE LORDS WILL FIGHT.
No Privilege Wiu Be Surrendered
 Without Struggle.

London. March 29.-The first days debate in the house of commons. on ASquith's resolution dealing with the veto power of the lords. proved that the nublcs will not yield their privi- legcs without a great struggle
 MT Balfour. the opposition leader in the house. declared plainly that it was the intention of the conservatives to take the first opportunity to repeal any measure restricting the lords power of veto.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
BURIAL OF BREWER.
The Body of the Justice Will Be Teksn
 to the Old Home, at leavenworth.

Washington. March 29.-The body of Justice Brewer vii be taken Co his old home at LeavenwOrth. for burial.
 A short funeral service will he held here on Thursday. Members of the su- preme court will act as pallbearers The funeral party. including probably the entire court. will start on the jour ney to Kansas in the afternoon. The funeral train will arrive at Leaven- worth Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
A TEMPERANCE FIGHT.
No Drinks at EmeryvilIe On July 4th
 Next.

Chicago. March 29-The arena at Emeryville Cal. where the Jeffries- Johnson fight will take place July f. will be dry. according to James Gleason, one of the fight promoters. who is in Chicago.
 | am afraid that if intoNicants arc sold at the rinsside a race riot might be started by the followers of Jef- fries and Johnson" said Gleason. The fans will have to go thirsty during the battle. for there will he no drinks served
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
WEALTH OF ALASKAN COAL.
Yet Alaska IS Compelled to Buy oi
 British Columbia.

Seattle. March 29.-RespondinE to the appeal of Mir. seward. the chamber "f commerce adopted a resolution to- day. protesting against the restriction of coal mining in Alaska. Seward men complain that although Alaska contains the greatest known coal fields. not q ton is mined and they are compelled to buy coal from British Columbia
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
SHALL DENVER BE DRY.
A Question Now Being Put Up to
 Voters.

Denver. Colo. March 29 Shall this city become anti-salOon tcrrItoryt
 Armed with copies of the above pc tition. between 500 and 900 c,,nvaSSerS today launched the ",iry- campaign. in an effort to secure sufficient sigma lures to put the above question mp tn
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
DAMAGE BY STORM.

Salt Lake. March 29.-The Western Pacific line spanning the south end of the lake is unsafe, on account of the storm. but the officials are unable to learn the extent of the damage
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30

You're missing the best shirts in town If you haven't seen these splendid Manhat- tans of ours. Finest Mad ras and Cheviots: colOrings in almost endless variety. All coat style; some soft bosoms, others plaited; at tached or separate cuffs, $2.00 to S3.50.
 New Cluetets too in scores of smart new designs-Or plain white, S1.75 to S2.5O.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30

produce 5o.0o0.0oo tons of coal annual Iy n Illinois will close on Saturgay Negotiations for new contracts win begin at Chicago pn Monday N1 shortage Is expected it the mines lp not reopen for two months
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
SUPREME COURT VACANCY
 DISTURBING ID WALL ST.
fhs Great Trust Case May Have to
 Be Retired.

New York March % The irregular hitting movement of the market to- day left some uncertainty whether the action simply measures the comple tinn of steps in the progress of Specu- iatiun. or whether an unusual change "f opinions aS to the outlook is being reflected There was an upward turn nt prices cOincidcnt with fall of Il cent d bushel in wheat on the news of showers in Kansas and q weather prediction of sufficiently general rains Co promise the breaking of the drouth. The sudden death of Justice Brewer. in view of the vital interest of great corporations in cases now in the Su- rrcme court. had an unfavorable in rueuce. The suggestion that a va cancy might involve retrial of the tobacco and Standard oil cases also NaS not Telished.
 The bond market was not improved today Some high grade bonds acted b1GIN
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
METALS.

The market for standard copper Was weak and lower Spot and all delIv- cries until the end of May were quoted at Sl2.750 1900. London recovered part Of the spring loss. Spot was quoted at e5S IS 6d. futures. 59 z 5s Local dealers report slow demand and unsettled tone. Lake. $I2Sod 1900; eIcct~phtic. $I$0oHI3.25; casting sl275Hl3.0o. Arrivals. 5o tons today making i6..SS for this month.
 Tin was firm and quiet. Spot s32.N7ie a 33I2l2: April. $$2.9oH33l 10: May and June S32.eoH S312ls
 Lead was dull. Spot. $t40H4.50 for New York and at $42OM425 for East St Louis delivery.
 Spclter was dull Spot. S5.55H 5.65 for New York and S5.6oa5.62l. for East St Louis delivery
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
'l '- l4 '- -fi 'NA'dli ff' .
 CATTLE AND SH EEP.

Chicago. March 22.-Cattle market weak Receipts. 5000 head. Reeves. S5.751iN1n. TeNas steers. $5.1uM s.5U: western steers. S5.6pf, 100. stockcrs and feeders. S3.S5H675. cows and hci.cTS S2 S5T 7-3J. calves. SN"0H9 9.25.
 Sheep Market steady. Receipts. lo,- noo head. Native. s5.S"H9.1o; west crn. S5.15H9l0. ycarlinES. SS2olb9. q.
 Lamhs-Native. sS.6oF, lo.25. west cIu. Sa.i .inFi ln.fu.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30

the voters at the spring election. on May lN
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30
ILLINOIS WILL NEGOTIATE.

St Louis. March -g.-Mines which
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30

Any man who is critical about his hat will find noth- ing to criticise in these John B. Stetsons at $500. Thirty styles of them, stiff and soft. Mallory soft hats and derbies are S3.50. All the new shades, blue, slate, pearl, gray. tan or black. New straws; sailor or soft brim styles, $2.OO to $500.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-30

Correct footwear k a fea- turc here too. The new StctSon OXfordS are here: blacks and tanS: SwelleSt line vou ever saw at $500 to $500,
 New "CroSSett" oxfordS in many new styles, black. tan and slate: immense line at $4.00 and $500. Crossett high shoes in ten new shapes, vici kid and gun metal feathers, splendid values. $4.0O.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

MT. Joe B. Beck, one of Forrest City's oldest builders and contractors, went to Memphis on business last Friday.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

Prof. l.. P. Anderson was in Brink ley on bushes Saturday.
 The most popular and latest copy rights just received at the Newsstand |.
 Attorney NJ E. Norfeet was one of the many visitors 10 WheatIey We'd | nesday.
 The lates; six biggest selling copy right novels, just received today at l the Newsstand.
 Mrs. Neely Buford and sweet little daughter, Miss Eloise. went to Mem phis Monday for brief visit NIT. J. W. Moore went to St. Louis on horse business Monday night. He shipped couple of fine ones Saturday.
 WANTED Clerk for my store at Mcdaniel. Must furnish best of ref. erences. See or write to S. B. Trapp, Jr., Forrest City, Ark.
 MT. John Strain, affable and genial salesman with the popular firm of Brandon, Baugh & Co.,. was on the sick list the first of the week.
 4hhfoit " ioiliiIS luiuilufe dl d par gain will do well to call on Mrs John Kelley al the Ice Plant residence. Come soon and get first choice
 Mrs. P. Wright Lewis and interest ing and beautiful children returned Sunday from EiDOrddo. where they had been visiting friends for two weeks.
 Messrs. Tom and Lindsey Bridgforth and James walker, with Misses Eva Bridgforth and Susie Walker spent Saturday and Sunday very pleasantly at the Tennesaw club The party had fine luck, catching some fine strings of fish.
 The practice of jumping off and on trains while moving Is being revived in Forrest City It is not only a violation of d city ordinance which should be rigidly enforced, but 1t is very dangerous, and should not be permitted nor tolerated for sin gle day.
 Twins bouncing boy and sweet girl-arriyed at the home of Prof. and Mrs. ]. l.. Newsome Wednesday evening. Mother and babies are get ting along just fine, and Papa New some, well he's just about as proud as apeacock, Weextend congratulations and best wishes.
 Mrs. Alice Matthews left last Sat urday Tor the west to spend a months vacation. She will visit San Francis co, Los Angeles. and other interesting places, and be q guest for brief sea son of Mrs. A ice l.. Beck, at Los An geles. We wish Mrs. Matthews a very happy vacation and safe return.
 Mrs. C. B. Taryer, who has been living in Pleasant Hill, Mississippi, for several months, came over Monday evening, and is visiting with home folk and friends. MT. Tarver, who has been engaged in census work in that state, is expected to join her here within the next week or ten days.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
IOCA IS

MT w. N. Davis, of Haynes, was in town Sunday enroute to Memphis
 Mrs. II. E. pettus and daughter Mrs. Chas Simmons, went to Memphis Monday.
 Call at the Newsstand and see the new books-si biggest selling copy right novels-just received
 Miss Nellie Hawk, of Memphis. is a charming guest this week oi her cousins, Misses Irma and Bessie Stevens.
 WANTED-Clerk for my store at Mcdaniel Must furnish best of ref erences. See or write to $. E. Trapp. Jr., Forrest City, Ark.
 MT. Pete Young, of Little Rock. came out Tuesday evening to relieve conductor Hook. of the log train, during MT. Hooks illness.
 Mr Chas. R. White, who for the past several weeks has been quite III at his home two miles north of town Is some better at this writing
 Mrs. T. B. kirker. mother of the pastor of the Presbyterian church, left yesterday for her home at Nicks- burg, Mississippi, after spending six weeks most delightfully."- with her son and family at the Manse.
 MT. II. kirke Becker, the genial and hustllng secretary of the Business Mems Club, returned Tuesday from Denver and other Colorado points of interest, where he had been spending brief vacation most delightfully."-.
 MT James I. Hawk informed d Times man that he sold 960 acres of bottom land last week to Illinois parties for Sl5000, cash. It Is located on Blacktish bayou, and the purchasers propose to clear it up and put 1t into cultivation,
 Our longtime friend and fellow townsman, Mir. J. F. Wolfe. who has been with FusselI-Graham K Co, and the Fusse. Graham X AlderSon Compa- ny for p or 50 years, spent couple of days the first of the week on business tor the firm ill St. Francis bottom.
 Mr and Mrs. ]. N Baruhart and MT ChaS Me Daniel left yesterday for Memphis. where they will take charge of q handsome 30-horSe power klSsel touring car, which they will bring overland To this city, coming via Helena, and expecting 10 arrive here Friday.
 Mr. Harry Hook, popular conductor of the Rock Island log train, has been laid up this weed suffering from a severe sprain or wrench sustained last week ill jumping on moving switch engine. He k confined To hi> room at the Kirby hotel, and at this writing k resting easy
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Notice.

Tie Anti-Saloon League will oper the campaign at the court house Mon day night, August S, at S:3o o'clock Everybody invited Addresses by Sheriff W. E. Williams, Rev Geo. II Kirker and others.
 B. L. MILFORD Pres.
 J. c. SANDERs. Sec
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

therefore. if kidney trouble IS permitted to continue, serious re- suits are most likely to follow. Your other organs may need at tention, but your kid neys most, because they do m ost and
 should have attention
 first. Therefore, when
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Invitation Committee at Work.

Mayor A. D. Boyle, chairman of the Invitation Committee of the big bar becue, has been busy this week mail- ing out invitations 10 the big doings which will be pulled otf here on the 18th. Mir Boyle informs us that he has sent among others invitations to the Commercial Clubs in Little Rock, Memphis, Marianna and Helena, and to the mayors of Lonoke, DeNallsBlutf, Brinkley, Augusta, Wynne, Earle and Ripley and Somerville, Tennessee. He has received letters from the Conner cial Club at Marianna, stating that while it would probably be impossible for the Club to attend in body, a large number of citizens of that enter prisng city would undoubtedly be on hand He received letter of regret from Hon. Hugh C. Anderson, of Jack son, Tennessee, stating that business engagements prevented his attend ing, while in response to the invita- tion extended Col. ". A. Owen, of. Coyington Tennessee. letter came from MT " l.. Owen stating that the Col. was out of the city at present, but would probably return in time to at
 tend the barbecue Mayor F.. A. Mad dox, of SomerXille, Tennessee. writes to say that he would certainly be on hand, and large delegations are expec- ted from Memphis, Helena and Little Rock. Invitations will also be extend ed to the Commercial Appeal and Scimitar, of Memphis, and to the Ga zettee and Democrat, of Little Rock.