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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04

G. COHAN TOBUY
GIANTS, IS REPORT
Man Said to Be
Considering Deal to Take
Over Hempstead's Stock
WOULD COST Sl.OOO.OOO

New York, Dec. 4.
Another theatrical firm is threaten
ing TO break into baseball.
According TO latest reports along
Broadway, George Cohan and Sam Har-
rls are thinking seriously of investing
million or SO in the great national
game and grabbing control of the New
York Giants.
This report has not been affirmed,
neither-has It been denied. Harry Fra
Zee is said to have discussed the matter
with George Cohan this fall. but the ,in-
certainty Of the theatrical business caus-
ed him to hold back. Now that the war
ls over, many believe something will
be done in the near future.
Nothing has been done as vet" Sam
Harris said, "but the Giants look like
a good proposition
Mrs. Harry n. Hampstead and Mrs.
John T. Brush own 14O0 shares Of the
stock on which a value OF $1,000, 1000 has
been placed. The plan is TO take over
this stock.
Harry F'raZee also is said to be con-
sidering an offer for his holdings in the
Boston Red Sox club. He and Ban
johnson are at swords points and for
harmony's sake Frazee is anxious to
step out Of the league. Former Governor
walsh. OF Massachusetts. has made a
b.d for the stock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
M'NAMARA-MAG .
STILLLEADING
Riders Far Behind Record
in SiN-Day Madison
Square Race
HAVE COVERED 1000 VI.

New York. l,rI 4.-T.e speed and
s!aniDH of Reggie NIcNama"a and lake
NaSin made the Madison square Garden
grind 50 one-SdeJ that Manager Jimmy
Johnston and his backera. Cornelius Eel
owE, Nancy EiumcrtiaI and Arnold
lsothStc!n. offered {; bonus OF $500 to
the team that would lap the pair. Then
in an endeaNo" to Increase the connar"
lively slow average pace that has been
maintained by the riders the manage
Went offered a prize OF $2500 Cor new
record.
The result Of the bait" was another
Wild evening OF spirits and spills that
kept & throng that jammed the building
IN an almost constant uproar.
Mcnamara and A.agin. however con.
t!nued to outpedal the IeId ana increase
their Berlin point lead. Also the lead
erS continued TO call further behind the
record.
NJ s a. H., the tlfty-sixth hour. the
leading thirteen teams had pedeled
1909 miles > LABS. Bowl;er brothers
were one lap behind. The nfty-siXth
hour record is 1859 miles laps made
here D>' Anderson and DupuE in 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Scraps About Scrappers

New Tcr ftFtfrfd n 81 tSs nd 6oPS ncGn Of
Both men have trained hard for tho battle.
Toe sos Tssnf MendelI fresh from his victory over
windup johnny Benont i and 7 Youns Sng SfsntI Jnci
aSd bats uarry rSys Gran and Chick
scrappers will make UP tho rest Of the
program
;dds Moran tie EnEiis @SSf fea ~ Rft.
of Sfs fsehsoa 1T the = Hj 5 bout Ss1 at ss TroSoH f.
95ia a. a. C. C. vs. hSs O6rsrsd Bobby cslRoyn
eea Gusso fGnRf hs@s R9sssU rnd be
X: 9: George Chaney and Benny valsar
Whc Is be staged oG IN ths s1nSlnS na Sost sfrsP at
%4 Of Ssw soSh 1G6 rssde5Sssy $Ssy d kb
School. in the fourth contest Three other
good bouts are on the list.
Phil Glassnan. manager OF Lew Tender.
has been offered the position Of matchmaker
accepted yet.
Young g.! ,Eobissaqq and .rohHny Ha%es. Of
At,"ll. the. former feathcrweight champion.
Bobby Gunniss pride. and johnny Dundee
will meet in the main bout.
Little Bear. the Montana Ihdian. and Max
Williamson, Of this city. getting ready
for their cight-round scrap which Is to be
staged in the final bout at the Atlantic CITY
sporting Club Friday night. Tommy Warren
md Joe Marks will be seen in the Third bout.
There are two other fights.
Young McGoyern and Jack Slarl.ey meet
in the final bout at the Cambria A. &. Friday
night. Both men are clever and exciting
bout should be the result SharkeY Is fresh
from his round victory ever Eddie VIM
Ter, OF Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
RICE MAY GO WEST
Jim Considering Offer to Coach
Coast Grew

New York, Dec. +.-TAc a.uUuuce-
lnent that Jim Rice, former rowing
coach ut Columbia University. Is con-
sider!ng the acceptance of similar
position with Il Pacific coast college
Rice is one of the best rowing instruC-
tors i'll the country, his closest rivals n
the past having been Courtney, OF Cor
nell, and Jim Ten ttycl, Sr., of SYRIA
cusc
Because lie IS considered the peer
among the uCtive coaches at the present
time, Rice's services are being eagerly
sought by no less than five colleges. OF
these three are eastern institutions
with worthy rowing traditions and rec
ords at their backs. aind Il it Is Il ques-
tion of salary alone. they will lncet will
ingly any figures which may DC offered
by IaCtflc coast universities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
FRIENDS CENTRAL AWARDS
Thirteen Football Players Givci
School Insignia 81

Candidates FOR the -rien1s' Central
swimming team held a meeting yesterz
day afternoon. Among the veterans fI'eai
last years team who were present weres
Captain Minister. Cook, Endicott, Hailu.
Parry, Kaye, Taylor and Schwartz, The
team will probably use the Central "
NJ. c. A. pool for practice. 80
The following members of this yeats
football team were voted their letters
by the athletic council: Smith, captain 4
Minister, Taylor, Sutterly, Marks. Pear
son, Jones' Shoemaker, Cook. Heaial
captain-el elect; Rowland, -Lcister and
Heacock. . 3. -r-s - rti.< 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
TITLE RACE DATES
Junior and Senior Cross Country
Runs This Month

Dates for the Meadowbrool Middle
Atlantic cross-country championships
Dallas, the secretary of the club and
the newly elected president of the Ma
tional a: 4. L. The junior race will be
held December II and the senior run d
week later.
The events will be over the five-mile
course in Paramount Park. They will
start and finish at the Athletic Recrea-
ton Park, Twenty-sixth and Jefferson
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
U. S. vs.. ENGLAND
Americans to Box Against British
in London

London. Dec. 4.--Uuclc Sam and Johm
Bull are going to it" with four-ounce
gloves OIL "Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week.
The American army team viii COM
prise Kenneth Herman and Billy Shu-
bert. both of Ohio; Eddie McGoort5, OF
Oshkosh, Wis: Mike O'Dowd and Augie
I.atner, Of New York Johnny Summers,
York. Harry Casey, of Washington :;
Hughey Roddin, Of Brooklyn: Barney
Williams; George Hass, Gene belmont,
Of Memphis Frankie Fitzpatrick, OF
New York; Joe Lynch, Battling Chico,
Of Los Angeles: Fred Sidel, Of New
Jersey, and Frank dc Foe. Of Delaware
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
AMATEUR CAGE COMMENT

ChssFcot 4; ; A.. a,: t5st-SIa:s SIS. tra;yelinE
f Bssma o tas THE gs 6 G
IF e ,6s e R
5ssSS t. to s. Gfa%PsSs
manager, ,65l! Walnut street. or call Bel
D. Co sssna Ss % anq tad usmss sSss
seven men. l.. W. Fox. manager i3o South
.yietrix G. G.. is ANXIOUS to booi: ssm@ss @
Tee ana snd seeond csss osThs
gusrantee. kiIarry Conway manser' o4oo
Red Cross bssstHs ys h1s GTsaqESed }cs iE RS fST
tss GTess eaFPGs' PRs team @ a Is from ciayton 4 j.
and they are anxious 70 ssrraange games 5s
h sf or and seatS dsy Gass II FTdas
evenings. Beniam!n Il. Eowbotham' manager,
Clayton. y. j.
st.tson Mission. one Of TIE foremost =, mos /
vania. New Jersey and Delaware Offering
mansssP. isassRos a2sS SS'EHsih Nofth Fifth Street
Dellmar A. A.. has reorgsnissd for the
with ali OF the leading first-class teams in
IPenngylvania, New Jersey and Delaware Of
ferlnF a suitable guaranty; T. MeClens-
han. manager. 1907 South Sixteenth street
Fnends' Child would like TO arrange
games with all OF the leading third and
fourth class travelling or home teams, Al
\ bert Kohn, manager, care OF the frlends'
Kelshborhood Guile Fourth and Green
streets,
&C. Ass,s aa EspIa a.sass nss os e ss.sass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Best ScruiCe Gune of Season .>uturdu,

TT,IE
turned charities pubic
Saturday person
Field will
Another thing which helping the wo
A. A.
working
affair a
Outside Of the
a
will
THE popHIQcc o. JAR city right cthNSco
CdReo Q the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
TO REVIVE POLO
Many important Journeys Plan.
ned for Next Spring

New York, Dec. Alt IS planned to
have the greatest series Of polo matches
this coming spring at Hampstead, l.. l.,
that this section ever has seen.
There will be tournaments for the Vic
tory Cup which is to be new feature
of the polo world, besides many others
that will be brought out as a result of
the war.
Nearly every polo player on Long
Island has seen active service overseas.
They all expect to be mustered out of
the service before next spring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
LOCAL CUE STAR WINS
Druckemnilier Evcns Standing by
= Beating Coleman

Consistent shooting on the part Of
Earl Drucllenmiller enabled Philadelphia
to square itself in the intercity billiard
tournament now under way at tho Con-
tinental Hotel. Last Monday evening
a gentleman from New York by the
name Of Jacob Klinger exhibited con-
siderable dnesse at the art OF nursing
the worries and left this city on the
short end. His good work went for
nauGht last night, when Druckenmiller
defeated Hal Coleman, 800 to 292.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04

~, Edward scullln, manager. gG13 Eas,
LehiSh avenue.
Nicetown II. G. seeks games with first
class travelling teams. II. Bean. manager,
1872 st. Paul street
Randolph Jrs., formerly the A. NJ L. Re-
serves. challenge third and fourth class trav-
cling and home teams. Louis Dencoff man
ager. care Of the Starr Garden Recreation
Center. Seventh. and Lombard streets.
Philadelphia II. c.. a. fourteen to sixteen
from ali teams OF that class having foors.
Maurice silver. 3o2 Ritner street.
Clique Sports Club is anxious to book
games to be played at tho Starr Garden
Recreation Center. Seventh and Lombard
streets with all fourteen to sixteen year old
teams. c. Yogel, manager. 1949 South
Fourth street.
Silent stars, of the Nicetown Boys Club.
have several open dates and would like TO
hear from all first and second class home
and travelling teams. George II. King. man
aGor, aaa0 West Lehf3h avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
len Big Leaguers Released

hcaEo. Dec. t.--Ten CORNER big league
nal! r.5;l P.aysrs IN training at the Great Lakes
and, Detroit pitcher. Is Tie first to 20.
T., tred Thomas, di third base for the Fed sox.
Leonard. third base for Washinston;F TfFG Dyer are
third base for Detroit; Red T'aber. White
5oS 49 pitcher; CunnngllaIn. pitcher. Detroit
,Ionnsof, outfelder Of the Athletics; Chol1-
inard. outtlelder, former Mhitn Snr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Joe yelling Beats Dundee

Boston, Mass, Dec. 1i.-Joe Wel!.us, OF
Chicago. won the decision over Johnnie
Dundee, OF New York, IN their twelve
round battle before a big audience at the
Armory 4. A. last night, Dundee's. princI-
pal handicap was Wellins's height and
from Eett!ng 70 his man cTect!vc,...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Kid Dark Oldest Player
in Basketball Service
u Hburs eteran Has Been Campaign for Sixteen
Yems--Began Cage Career With Philadel-
pilia League in 1902

WAeu tLe AIWcr.ctu Basketball
League teams cash tonight at Traymore
Hail, Franklin street aud Columbia ave
nue. the newly admitted Wilbar five will
NEE: j. G.. J. Dobsou. Manager Tray
Jones has\cigned kid" Dark to play and
a glance at cage records shows that he
is the Oldest basketball player III actual
service today.
Up until last year the little demon,
Harry HouglI, held this honor. The
greatest Of 'em all is not in any league,
although he IS willing and able to be.
He appeared in Harrisburg with Charley
I1argreaves and q couple Of Trenton
youngsters OH Saturday night and his
aggregation was severely trounced
This will make sixteen successive sea-
SOILS for William Kid Dark. lie be-
gan Ills career during the 10000 cam
pa!gn. the first year of the Philadelphia
League. lie played with the ST. Simeon
preliminary entertainers for several
years, and the Saints had some second
squad AZ that time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Hazleton Wants Gage League

'Hazleton. Pa. Dec. 4-Instead of organ
,GlnG an tndeperder: ~ slIetbali team. IS ha d
been originally intended the Taglcton Ath-
let.c Association yesterday started a move
ment to launch temporary league. com
and plymouth. ali formerly IN the FfSae Fcnnsyio
van.a State basketball circuit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Stock for Fred Mitchell

Chicago. Dec. 4.--When Fred Mitchell,
manager Of the Chicago National League
Club assumes the office Of resident Of the
organization at the election this month lie
will become the owner of a block OF stock.
II was announced today. It is said that
the salo of stock TO Mitchell Is in lieu OF
salary for his duties as president.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
johnny Evers on WAY Home

New York. Dec. 4.--Johnny Eyers. who
.as been with our soldiers in France, as
umbus: is on his way home. The peppery
1He ,iH, SAILED on the lorraine on Monday and
E.i III arrive IN thts city next Monday or Tues
National League =" tS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
% Columbia Cage Candidates

New York, Dec. Ala sletball practice
began at Columbia University YESTERDAY.
when twenty-five candidates reported 10
Fred Dawson In the university gymnasium.
1t is not expected that there will be anS
games until February, and the varsity five
vii! not be organized until after the UNI
vereity begins its academic work in January.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Cochran Takes Cue Lead

New York. Dec. 4.--WeIkcr Cochran took
the lead from Ora AIorningstar the veteran
billiordist, at the end Of the second days 3
play OF their special exhibition match At
Maurice Days billiard academy. Last night
the score stood 1900 to 1889 in favor OF
Cochran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Berry Has Bunch Of Stars on Team

GAN yesterday
~
colleges list and will unusual
the South West playing the
be Il 0 fol from Berry, two
will DeTr.
fullbacl, tired.
in two
a
every
always
luDac,s him
witt in
gam he 10 Q
u q b,
n
ordinary
is not running ITO
mile to Scc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Harry Creb Hurt in Workout

Chatham. Eng, Dec. "4.-FIarr,' Greb,
American boxer in the AngIo-American
tournament. split his lip during workout
and may be una bic TO enter the contests.
Winners in elimination bouts include Billy
Whean, Ritch!e Mitchell and George Nc
Nanuv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Football Star Killed in Action

Everett, Mass, Dec. 4.-Leutenant Jo-
seph j.. Wehner, captain Of the Exeter Acad-
cmy football eleven In 1916, vas killed In
action September 20 while operating his air
plane over the st. Mih!el salient. his parents
were notified today, Lieutenant WehneS was
credited with bringing down nine German
balloons in three days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Eordham to Play Ayiators

New York. Dec. Although It was thought
the MaroOn's football curtain was lowered
with the T!ctory over Georgetown. the Ford
dlsband and has arranged q game with the
Mitchell Field Aviators al the, Polo GRpunds
next Saturday. "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
PAGER Sells for $500

Athol. Mass.. Dec. 4.-Baron Alta, 2.u6,
the biggest money-winning PAGER racing IN
the eastern part Of the country this sea
the owner, Edward Rowe. for $500. The
purchaser was John \. AlcGregor, also OF
this town. ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Freight Claim Five OH Ton

The Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Claim
department defeated Grace Church at
Twenty-second and Federal streets last night
in a close contest by the. score Of 81 to
a. while tho Thompson Boys Club won
from Grace second by 10 to 1G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Another Champ onsip Serrice Team announces Its CLAIM


Chicago,
1t is Camp Geneaf all that
4 swiped 4 southern
Pike which
Of
They claim
college
Saturday Greeneaf defeated Camp
the
Pittsburgh
1917 Teller Dartmouth
o
of
Thanksgiving
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
This Coach Boosts Victorious Opposiug Eleveu

National
II coaching football St
Washington all
coach tell
s publication.
Offering aibi" said Coach
speaks for itself justice will
men we're N a real to the
Washington
and
football detected
AZ a o line.
footba
another
direction
- t7hR sag sshg
M - iffkpE AZ ne Qaa1erback Hesart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
BRITISH SEAMEN TO 2
SEE SERVICE BATTLE
John Bulls Sailors and Ma
rines VIII Parade With
u! 5. Fighters Before
1rmy.Nauy Game
EXPECT 1000 ~ LINE
By EDWIN J. POLLOCK

ps bDWlN J. POLIOCk
pRITISH sailors and marines, yeter-
- ans of scraps with U-boats and part
or the great machinery that kept the
German navy bottled in the North Sea,
will be in line in the gigantc parade
which is planned prior to the League
Island-Camp Hancock game which will
be played on Franklin Field Saturday
afternoon.
The British tars, numbering close to
zoo, will be in line with American ma
rines and sailors, Emergency Aids. yeo-
women, armed guards and Girard Col
lego boys
1t is expected that close to 1000 will
march up philadelphia Broadway"
from League Island TO the City Hall.
and then out Market street to Thirty
third, aud TO the scene of the Army
Navy battle, which will be waged for
the benefit of the cripped soldiers.
Parade Linc.Up
Leading the parade will De the COM
mandant's band. Three hundred Ameri-
can marines will follow. Next will come
the buglc squad of forty musicians, led
by Buglcr Higgins, the champion of the
yard. Bartinilina's League Island Band
VIII precedc the British naval. men, and
1000 United States sailors will form the
main body with the girls. The armed
guards and ycowomen and Emergency
Aid aides will. come next, with Girard
College students and their band bringing
up the rear.
All the color OF game between the
ttn1
Academies will surround the contest on
Franklin Field. Men high in army and
navy rank and captains of industry,
society and politics will be among the
spectators.
Many Officers to Attend
\ few Of the celebrities who will at
tend are Governor-elect Sproul, Mayor
Smith, Mrs. i. r. Stotesbury, General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
SOCCER NEWS AND NOTES

With the football season virtually closed,
the various schools throughout the city are
now turning to the dribbing game. Penn
Charter will bear watching. having swampcd
the Friends hooters. goals to ..
frankie Brown, the fast little center on
the Pugey g. Jones team, showed some classy
playing last Saturday against the Chester
Ship. having booted three of the seven goals
registered
Hog Island played the Harlan Ship team
to a standstiu for forty minutes, leading
with goals to O. Passing and dribblinG by
Bohonoh and Napier in the second half de-
feated it, to ..
Coach Rowe and his unbeatu New Yorl.
Ship team added another victory when IL
completely outplayed the Sun Ship team.
with Tommy Swords the individual star.
New York Ship travels up to Bethlehem
this week to play Off an American Cup tie
game. While it went down to defeat in Its
recent game there, tho Jersey team feels
confident that it will reverse the trick this
time.
Merton G. G.. we notice. had Blamphan in
It's lineup last Saturday against the Uni
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania team. This dribbcr
Is one OF the oldest soccer players In these
parts. His work on Saturday shows he can
stlll play the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
auaghcr His Hoodoo

Tommy Gallagher, OF the jasper Sec
ond team, was Darll's hoodoo. For sew
cral seasons lie blanlied Dark in every
game from the field. and when in the
final clash OF the 1904-05 season the Sid
scored field goal on Tommy, the latter
took It to heart to such an extent that
lie quit the game.
AZ this time ST. Simeon second was
BY far Il greater attraction than the
first team. Two players stood out above
all. The.- We're Ollie Mclaughlin and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
League Island. Il: Iehisl. :.
League Island. &: Swarthinorc. ;.
League Island, 81: Brown. :.
League Island, So: Georgetown,
League Island. -: Charleston y. L..

is Ca
his
confidence themselves, which carried them 'i,t9~
EVERY one By Dickson / . rde u
A~
tOtt Drorc
Il
,0uh others.
,oten tho colleges ohradn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04

Friends Gnild would like 10 arrange
eanles with all OF the loading third and
fourth class travelling or home teams, Al
bert lkohn. manager. care q the Friends
Kelghborhood Guild. Fourth and Green
atreets. 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04

St. Ann's &. e. would lie y sFransc
games with ali az and seeouq cless teRlss
E.vlnr hslls ana ehsn7s I. su'tsols. susrsE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04
Parade Linc.Up
Many Officers to Attend

y few Of the celebrities who will at
tend are Governor Sprou. Mayor
Smith Mrs. i. r.. Stotesbury. General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-04

Nhitey Fitzgerald and Bobby Lincoln Of
%eW York;. will be the contestants in he
una una bout at the Hog Island 4. x. tonight,
6oth men have trained hard for tho battle.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-07-04
ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

r f. Lewis, Chicago; II. P. Martin
Ark; z. V. Merck. Memphis: d. /.
Shcrrell, st. Louis: n Falk, Little
RcclS Miss Elliott, Fordyee; Il. W.
Mays, Fordyce; Ckas *. Coe and
wife. Ark: J. a. Jones, Little Rock:
A r Austin. Lf.le Rock w. II. APP
4ley, Little Rock: J. c. Sain, M. ID.
@. Ry; r. X. Henderson, Nash
vile: +. NJ. Mourning, tirestone
Tires: 8 X, Goldsby, Little Rock;
Bert jackson, Nashville, Chas e.
Rose, Nashville; Bert r. Rose Nash
Vile; L. I, Jones and wife, Ashdown
{. A. Steele Tenn: II. f. Krpp, Lit
tie Rock: II. IL. Gergerman, Ohio;
O. r. reed, st Louis; W. E. Carter
Little Rock NJ A Chust, Little Rock
Y. T.. Davis, Memphis; H. f. Price
and mother. Texas: b. Colbert. Pine
Bluff