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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
CUBS AFTER YOUNGSTERS

CHICAGO, Dee. tS,--The Chicago Ma
tionals will send a special scout South
to look over youngsters trying out for
positions on other teams when the
spring training season starts II ne
came known today. Patsy Donovan,
veteran basebdll man has been chosen
for that duty. Incidentally he will in
spect college teams and semiprofes-
sional organizations for prospects for
future cub players,
Donovan viii attempt to obtain SUI
flcient information regarding young
players at the major League camps to
permit the Chicago Nationals TO claim
The moat promising ones when they
are turned adrift later In the season
by the waiver process,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
CHICAGO "Y" COMING,

, The crack Chicago Y M. c. A. Col
lege basketball team will show in Mem
phis against the local Y quintet on Jan
6, 1920, according to an announcement
Wy Coach r. W. Tapp. of the Y. NJ. C.
A. This will be one Of the biggest
games of the year.
The Birmingham Y five will play in
Memphis on Jan. "a, with the Commo-
dores coming early In February.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
EARL CADDOCK
MEETS CHAPLAIN
Heavyweight Wrestling Cham.
pion Goes Up Against Brit
isher in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.--Earl Caddock.
heavyweight wrestling champion, and
Sam Chaplain. holder of the British
title, today declared they were ready
for their match which was postponed
because of Caddocks illness while both
were in the American expeditionary
forces. His course in the immediate
future, Caddock said depends on the
showing he makes tonight. He be-
lieyes he has recovered from the sick
ness contracted in France, but said un-
less tonights contest, his first since he
was discharged from the army, proved
he was fit for gruelling season he
would retire temporarily to his farm in
Iowa.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
THE ROOKIE RULE.

Southern league clubs should be able
to put out much faster brand of
baseball next season, now that the
rookie rule has been modified 80 that
each team can carry nine class A play
ers instead OF seven, as was In vogue
last year.
Two more class A players will make
a big difference In the results to be OBJ
tanned by club, and 1t should have
considerable effect in bringing the
brand Of baseball back to the high
standard that formerly marked games
in the Dixie major before the rookie
rule was heard Of.
The rookie rule proved a life-saver
last season, and helped the eight clubs
make money and pay off some OF their
outstanding debts. The clubs are ready
to enter the 1920 campaign with a
clean slate thanks to the rule, and this
season, with six rockies on each team,
another profitable year should result.
II was the general feeling that the
season OF 1920 would be the last year
that the rookie rule In any form would
be In effect, and that the year OF 1921
would find the lid off altogether. with
every club permitted to carry Is class
A men.
The Birmingham Barons Will prob
ably 90 10 BAY St. Louis, Miss, and
train with the Atlanta Crackers. Char.
ley Frank and w. D, Smith, presidents
OF the Atlanta and birmingham teams
respectively, had their beans together
during the late session Of the Southern
league here, and the Baronlal preSy is
seriously conslderlnu the pronosltIon
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
MUST KNOCK HIM OUT.

Herring must knock Leonard out to
win the championship, for the Friday
bout viii be n no-decision affair, The
champion naturally would not risk his
title In such a short fight MS an eight
round bout, and Referee Billy Hack
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18

3, Capt. Rogers, Of West Virginia, was
the one college football star whom ali
the professional gridiron promoters
were anxious to sign up, But so far
he has refused all offers to become a
pro-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
HE WANTED MANDA, BUT

ALTER SAtM, presl.
dent and manager Of
the Wichita Falls club
Of the Texas league,
came over 10 Memphis
to pow. WOW with the
Southern league club.
owners In session here
during the first OF
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18

Manager Fred Mitchell, OF the Chi
cago Cubs, predicts a great season for
Pitcher Grover Alexander next year.
Accidents and illness put a crimp in
the great twirlers work last season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18

Walter Cruise % the ~, Louis Bos-
ton Nationals and at ore time mighty
sluEgrr, had an off season with The bat
In 1919, hitting for .20s In g. games.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
FOOTBALL FANS TO
BE TREATED XMAS
ALI Memphis Prep Team to Meet ALI Star Colegians
Coaches Curtin and Hays To Be in Charge of Contend
ing Elevens. H
BY COYLE SHEA.

HE PICK OF MEMPHIS PREP CIRCLES will meet the cream
of the collegiate game Christmas day at
Russwood park plans along these lines
Thursday.
Zach Curtin of Vocational school, will be In
charge of the Al-Memphi eleven
of C. B. c., will look after the AlI-Collegians
Any player picked paper mythical alar
machine is eligible play the Curtin
at end for the atars by competent array
forme
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18

No chance for a record after
The blow we have had to bear.
Aye, gone is the erstWhe laughter
From many golfer there.
Then stand to your drivers steady
And drink to the alibi.
toast to the spun already;
Hurrah for the next to try
There's many heart that's breaking
And many man that's sore;
There's many a soul that's aching
For clubs to be swung no more
Then stand to your putters steady
And drink to the alibi.
One yell for the lied already:
A whoop for the next to lie!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18

TOO much harmony isn't good for
the league" says Frank. at takes
competition and controversy TO
make things interesting. N We were
all harmonious, then there wouldn't
be much fighting out there on the
Held, When we play certain clubs,
we Try 20 beat them at all costs,
and the fans see some real bail
games.
az we were all ., outs. then every
club would play It's head on In an
effort 20 win.
TOO much harmony IL Injurious.
There's nothing Ike differences 10
make club presidents keep their
teams hustlinu."
So that's the putehman's side OF
Il
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18

MOTEL Ihey out OF New York City into Memphis.
Leonard he is fine shape really need
work for his Friday However the champion will
through light workout Thursday
hmbering during
long ride Gotham Memphis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
NOT FOR HARMONY

Charley Frank, Of the Atlanta Crack .
trs. iF hard headed and refused TO ad =
NIT the dove Of peace when the snow
white birdie attempted 10 crowd into
the southern league meeting. An ef-
fort Was made TO bring Frank and
Jules Heinemann. the latter presiden,
ST tile their fnud Of long standing
lietnc was Wiling but Frank wasn't,
Then the magnates sought 10 have
Frank and John d, Logan shake hand
and let the league president decide tn,
llasty case Logan was willing blu
Frank wasn't
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
CHAMPION REACHES MEMPHLS-ALL7STARS TO Play
LEONARD ARRIVES
FOR FRIDAY MILL
Lightweight Champion Here to Meet Rebel Red Herring in
Eight Round Bout Southern Athletic Club, Good Pre-
liminaries Arranged for Show
BY BOR PIGUE.

Emmy LECHARD. lightweight champion the world ar
rived in Ne rhis at II o'clock Thursday morning the
Memphis special Leonard is dated to battle Rebel Red
Herring. Memphis lightweight in a eght-round bout at
the Southern Athletic club Friday night The champion
accompanied by his Billy Gibson and three
sparring partners party CHARTERED peabody
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18

lieve. that my presence on the bench
has bad Influence on the club?
DO you think that / can sit here
before. the game has started and pre-
vent four, men from hitting when the
pinch arrives?
DO you claim that force Jimmy
Mullen, to boot and Harry Stanley to
tear down that fence with his wild
pegs?
do you aver that I'm responsible for
the weary condition Of Buck o'Brien,
day after day."
Surely | do" was all he said.
But the following afternoon a COP
was parked at the north end Of the
stand and all newspaper men were bar
red from the field.
In their normally alert manner scribes
then arose in protest and warm times
ensued.
John D. Martin, Tom Watkins. ct al,
had just purchased the franchise from
Frank p. Coleman and couldn't under
stand the mystery of the jinx and the
awful superstitlons, That fall Bris
Lord was hooked as Firms successor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-18
AttabOu!
By Coy1e Shea 81
THE GOLFING "REVEL."

i.
(Ab should
club golfers following the of their avOrite
that destroyed their entire buIding-News Item.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Michigan-Ontdrio
League Is Formed;
Class Il Circuit

SAGINAW. Mich. March 1.-The
Michigan Ontario league TO play
class II baseball came into existence
at a meeting In tho Bancroft hotel
in Saginaw this afternoon. with
George W "'knotty" Lee. secretary
OF the Toronto club OF the intcrna-
tional league. as the promoting spirit
and, Judging from tho enthusiasm
displayed and attitudes OF the nino
cities represented. IT is not going
to be Il hard job to put the league
over In good shape
The Ontario cities OF Brantford.
London. Kitchener and Hamilton
were on hand strong and Michigan
had baseball enthusiasts present
from Saginaw. Flint, Bay city, Lam
Sing and Battle Greek
7. J. Halligan OF Flint acted as
chairman OF the meeting and each
of the delegates was asked to out
line just what had been done to-
wards financing club In their re-
specivc cities. All OF the Dominion
clubs showed that they are strong
for the circuit and some OF them
have gone so far as TO sign up tho
players,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
BUSINESS LEAGUE BACKING
BEAUMONT BASEBALL CLUB

BEAUMONT, March Now that
Beaumont is back in the Texas
league and that the organization
promises to be better than ever with
new faces on many clubs and n
higher rating, the fans here have
about the most violent attack OF
baseball fever ever known.
The Young Mems Business league
OF Beaumont has taken over the
Stedman interests In the local club
and will back the team To the limit
O II, Greevcs, Hubert oxford, Irwin
Feray. Harry Sheppard and T.. Con-
way Broun, five OF the city's Wost
responsible business men, are ditec-
tors OF the company.
Their first move was 10 put man
agcment OF the playing end into the
hands OF that popular veteran. John
McCloskey, who has been on tho job
for two weeks past and IL letting no
grass grow under his feet In his ef-
forts to corral n real class A bunch
OF players. Mack has been out OF
organized ball for n couple OF years,
but he has not lost touch with the
game, and he knows Texas league
conditions like he does his rule book,
for ne helped organize the old league
30 years ago, and his heart has been
in its welfare ever since.
McCloskey's acquaintance with the
players and managers is almost un-
limited and ne hasn't n doubt but
that he will be able TO build team
around Joe Martina, wonderful
wop' pitcher; Ona Dodd. infPldcr.
and Al Nixon, outflelder: thatS's~lll
give a good account OF itself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

his engagements were fought un-
der the old London priZe-Nug rules,
and his experiences as a gnpplcr
came In good stead Perhaps the
greatest OF his fights was that al
San Francisco in which he deSeated
Australian Billy Smith. lie tried to
get matched with La Blanche. who
had defeated Dempsey in san Fran.
cisco, and with Bob Fitzsimmons,
but both fell through
Carroll worked for some time as n
sparrlng partner for tho great John
l. sullivan. and for several Other
tQpnotchers. and was considered d
one OF the best handlers OF pugillsts
in the business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

NEW YORK. March IA shin.
ping conference TO be attended by
representatives OF the shipping
BOARD, the army. the navy and the
railroad administration will be held
IN 'hs city March 4. It was announced
today. Its purpose will be TO aid
manufacturers in their transporta
uon difficulties, The speakers will
include experts on shipping and
transportation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
WRESTLING CHAMPION
ALMOST MADE ESCAPE
r,, wrestling Needs OF the Army
Resulted In PosiIDncmcnt "i
taddock's Return.
10 POUNDS UNDER WEIGHT
,,,,rcl In Hospital tntil He IL In
shap.' 10 GrnppIc' May Represent
\. T.. l.. In Oiynpics.

EONDRECOURT France, -- ,Gy
.,'n Feb. 22 -- Against his viii,
and without oven appearing ON the
~ EnrI Caddock, world champion
r,s,,rf and sergeant IN llcudquar-
r. ,roop Sgth division. has been
,,,,rtcl the wrestling title OF the
,,pd army. lie will appear In
r,,a some time during March to
,oricnd for the championship of the
A n E
,.ddo,. ls good and mad about
lie doesn't want 10 wrestlc--hC
wants 20 80 home.
The story uf how hc was Jerkcd
,.,,, from port Of CmbIrkntiou
'nl hack 10 the HSth Just as he was
Sb5ui to board the boat for the
..,,rs !s already known TO the. pub
.r nut that Was only the begin
ming OF jhc rcl! story OF Caddock' =
return
when he got back 10 the Ssth.
Hc champ Immediately proclaimed
fUll he was run down and Couldn I
ru IN shape To wrestlc for six
,nouila or more. Stomach trouble,
no said was the cause
Wanted 10 Go Home.
you might as well send me
rour lc declared. There ls siill
'me for mo to make my boat. and
can't do The division any good
now"
nut that isn't the way the army
ig run. The worldly wise first ser
rcant immediately jottcd Caddock's
name down on the company sick re-
portland sent him 10 see the doctor.
From the headquarters doctor the
champ went to the division surgeon
and, after q half days examination
and consultation, he received the Jolt
which sent his spirits about 10 times
lower even than they had been when
he lcft the boat.
The division surgeon ordered him
20 the hospital OF the 3i3th Sanitary
train for treatment. Every soldier
breads tho hospital, hut, even worse
than this, Caddock was given to un-
dors,and that he would stay there
until he was In condition TO wrcstlc
again. lie Is 10 pounds under his
normal weight and every expert In
the big army. wards will spend "A
good part OF his time trying TO help
sc, back that missing ayoirdupois n
Conceded the Title.
once he was placed In the hos
ri,al, however. Caddock's chances OF
VSrtApating in the Second army
matches during the early part OF
February were slight. So. with a
gronp Of Sklfr officers, the SSth ath-
letc director made hurry trip to
army headquarters at Toul for a
conference with the head OF athletics
there, The result was that the
champion was conceded the title of
the Second army and selected with
ont a match TO represent the organ
iaton IN the finals at Paris
II CaddoCk gets In condition in
time for the March contests, he will
stand a good show OF representing
the whole A. T.. +. In the Intorna-
uonal army olymplcS at Paris next
spring
Just now. however. he is worry
INK about home and that boat al
Brest which he almost boarded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

w \. Reynolds. owner OF lllllcrcst
addition, announces that work has
already start"4~On his new home IN
llil'Crrst the qOuse j. to be two
Eturlcg, and win cost $4,000 NJ
Reynolds says that work viii be
started shortly on number OF other
handsome new homes In this nddi-
uon, to cost from $4,000 TO 10000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
shipping Contracts Cancelled

WASHINGTON. March Con
tracts for the construction Of $50
vessels Of 100000 deadweight tons
az an estimated cost value OF S40O,-
100000 have been cancelled by the
shipping board since the signing OF
the a7nistlce and In the period just
previous 10 the signing. Chairman
Edward n. Hurley OF the board said
To-Day in letter To Suager Sherley,
chairman OF the house appropriations
committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

GoV J, II 4 Nobertson has np-
pointed CoL Clarence n. Douglas,
secretary OF the chamber OF corr
morcc, as II delegate 20 the annual
meeting OF tho American Academy
OF Political and Social Science Tins
convention IL TO he held in phi'J.
dclphta on May -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
All Sports Banned in
ireland By Decree of
the Sim Fein Rulers

DUBLlN-(By maiD-It Is part
OF the propaganda OF Sim Fein to
stop all sports in Ireland on the
pretext that the country, while
mourning prisoners in Jail. cannot be
in position TO enjoy sport.
Thus the ukase has gone forth in
the provinces that there must be no
hunting, no football. no anything un-
III the prisoners are released How
far this "klllJoy" program will meet
with approval remains 10 be tested
but there is hardly any doubt that
the promoters have. I'm this instance
at all events. misJudged the Irish
character.
The first attack has already been
made on hunting, six valuable fox
hounds belonging to the County
Westmeath hrnt having been pois-
oned. This was the hunt which Just
before the war had for its master
J. Worcester Smith OF Worcester.
Mass. u. s. A. Mr. Smith created
n sensation at the time by bringing
across a string OF American horses,
American hounds OF his own breed
Ing, and almost a whole shipload
of accessories OF various kinds, most
valuable of all in this country being
his staff OF negro servants.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

MIR. and Mrs W. I. Connolly and
children OF Houston. Texas. are In
the city for n brief stay. during
which time they are guests at Hotel
Tulsa
Sharp County record., 1919-03-28

County Judge James N, Simpson
was here from Cave City Friday
attending to business and meeting
his friends.
Barnett Bros. Nero. Co, Bates
vile, have unioaded a car Of high
grade fertilizer. Now is the time
to haul il out.
have my spring line Of millin-
cry on display at Jas. Goodman 8
residence, and have one Of the lar
9est assortments ever brought to
Ash Flat. Will be glad to have
you call and inspec, same. Mail
orders will be prepaid. Bertha
Wadley Ash Flat, Ark.
County Examiner j. W Taylor Of
P0uehkeepsie, who held the exam
ination Of teachers here Thursday
and Friday Of last week, lad forty
applicants for license before him.
Tnis Is the largest number Of teach.
ers who have taken the examina.
lion here 10 a body in a number Of
years
The local exemption board for
Sharp county created under the
lelectiye service regulations 5f the
war department, has completed Its
work and forwarded all records and
documents to The propsr auth0ri.
ties AZ Washington, D. Q. Hereai-
Ter anyone who may desire Inior.
nation concerning any reelsrant
will be compelled to write to Wash.
ineton.
Ulysses Walker, a young man Of
this community who has been in
the army Tor the past Two years
returned a few days ago, having
been mustered out Of the service
lie spent seven months 10 France
but vas IN none Of the fighting
having been assigned to the duty Of
drilling new lroops lie likes The
army lile, and declares he will soon
re.enliat Ia the service,
Sharp County record., 1919-03-28

and there was no trace Of sham or
hypocrisy IN his genial nature, All
VINO knew him were his friends. If
any man, anywhere, ever uttered a
word deroeatOry Of The life and
character Of Allen Smith We never
heard Of it. AS a candidate for
county Judge IN the last democratic
primaries he was 4 close second jn
the race and carried every town.
snip in the county in which he had
ever lived Or vas veil Known,
a remarkable tribute Of confidence
aud friendship.
Mr. Smith vas born March 81,
1874 in the NeisonviIle section, and
mad resided all ais life in Sharp
county. He Is survived by wife
a daughter Of the lste W. 7. Camp
bell Of POuehkeepsie, and 3 children,
who have the sincere sympathy OF
a host Of friends in their great be-
reavement
Sharp County record., 1919-03-28
NOTICE FOR PBDLIGlTIa,

Department Of The Interior oS
". s. Land Once az Little Rock. An Df
February. IS 1919 a.
Notice is nereBy given that Charles !. z -
Evening SHADE. Arkansas. vno, On AxtO
1915. homestead entry No. lilsl6. !1r 4.
Sc OR Section ana S HALE 5W Dr. -
l0 Township u North Range Vest iA
5ai Meridian. las lIed notice Of iit'ss.
make Three Ycar Proof 20 establish ;iEi ~
ana ABOVE described. before Circuit osOI
Evening Shade Arkanaas. On the "a 4. -.
Aorii. 1913. W
Claimant names "a witnesses. J. " 4WI
4. A. alyainger OF Evening Shade, hr -,
Tom Clear. Tom Goodman. Ash Flat AnsSS
Sen i Dirrs, Rsrff as
Sharp County record., 1919-03-28
Local News

~ - - ~ % .
Buy fertilizer Of Barnett Bros.
Mercantile Co BatesvilIe. at $50
per ton.
7 hsve FOR service q ine Jersey
bull sood milk strain at $3.50 cash
down when 10 ia 1sed r e
REAGAN Evening Shade
L0ST-Saddle from horse that
GOT loose AZ Evening Shade Friday
Finder will notify A. 9. Cray at
Cave City and receive reward
FOR SALE--Pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs 73c for setting
Of rs Can send them by mail
Miss Matilda Puckett Amateur
Ark
Herbert Payne who vas reared
in this community, ont who is now
living at Pauls Valley, Okla vas
here several days this week visiting
relatives and friends.
FOR SALE-Bared Plymouth
Rock eggs for SOC per 3ettiae at
home Or 75c by nail Fertility
guaranteed. T n. Goddard at Camp
Ground Ash Flat post office
Milton Stokes vas al 8atesville
two or three days this week on
business He was accompanied by
dis daughter Miss Leah. Who spent
the time With friends in the city
The second quarterly conference
for the Evening Shade circuit N. Z.
Church South, will be held At Bear
Creek three miles west Of town On
Sunday and Monday April 8th and
7th
By order Of Chas + Cole Of
BstesVille referee in BANKRUPTCY
the stock Of merchandise fixtures
and notes and accounts belonging
10 Phillips Bros h Co 5ankrupts AZ
Ash Flat will be 9old At The office
NJ the referee AZ Batesville On April
s The merchandise ia valued Al
sl00tS The fixtures at sBAs and
The notes and 4cr0unts Al $4,000
Tax Collector Ernest Halliburton
is This week making sscoud ,dn
10 ,sver4i Doiute IN the Southern
District 10 accommodate those Vhe
had not paid their taxes and arc
distant from fhe.couuty 'eat
The final figures gucd by .hc
government ahow that rhe anmbe'
n balea N cotton gioned .n Sharr
county from .he 1919 crop ga'
1920 "a against }3l6 bales for .h,
previous year This is q Gain Of
9s5 bales FOR the 1919 crop over fh,
crop N 1917
Mr. and Ns lanes Mitchell
WIN reside couple ~ miles weq
of town received a letter last weel
from their 9on. Lee Mitchell VIII,
IA With the American army ~ oc
cupatior In Germany he Gays h,
will probably not he returned hom,
until The latter part n the preseu
year
Sharp County record., 1919-03-28
NOTICE FOR pUULIGlII0

Department. Of The interior
q. s. land Office az Little Rock h ,
Naren litA, 1914
Notice a hereby gwen hat 3tsphsn
olson Of Woods. Arkansas. Hho On Ar
1914. made homestead entry No. 0l0lS
ar NE ar. S HALF NV qR ard NEV
ar. Section S. Township ~ North y I
Vest. 5Jh Principal Meridian. bAa aleiHl
Intention 10 make three year Proot . ~
lain go the iand above described. osiarv
Clerk at Evening ihads. ArkanuaS On !"
lay NJ Aprii. 1919.
Claimant names az witnesses Joan ,l !
evening shade. Apk, Dave Nsleh o.
AFsn Charley Griffin, George Hhh'"
flat Ark A
Ben r 5pirss Bah
Sharp County record., 1919-03-28
NOTICE FOR PUDLIGa1|V|.

Department Of The interior
Us. Land Once at Little RoeA Az
March Z l1ll
Notice is hereby given that John is'
Evening Shade. Arkansas, who on aV'SI y,
made homestead entry No. l'5JS' la a,
so ar. Sc ar NV QR and M ~g
Section D. Township " North Kan"
Ith Principal Meridian, has hIed ao'',s ''.
lion TO make i've. year proof % estaOp' y
the and aboys described before Ousa an,
evening shade. Arkansas, 20 me ""
ApriL lllp, I'D
Claimant ramea a. witnesses
laa. Iags Fh sr Of Woods, Afs' '1' 4.
5t Ash Flat, Ark,. H. A. Piyiihsst
made, Arkansas. ss,