The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-11
ATHLETICS AGAIN
 BEING AC|TATED HINT A. A. A. ABANDONED RumOrs Rife While A. A. A. Mem bers Confer Today at Little Rock
 Line Up Uncertain.

College athletics in Arkansas, which have been more or less to the front for the past few months, again at tracted attention with the meeting of members of the Arkansas Athletic As socidtion at Little Rock today, when the course of institutions still in that body probably will be decided. Ae- cording to an Philadelphia dispatch published in the Gazette the colleges now in the association will withdra V and will affiliate with the recently organized Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference.
 Hendrix College, which has made no announcement of its athletic policy while the general question has Ieen under agitation, is represented at the meeting today by Dr. C. J. Greene and Prof. M. J. Russell No statement in regard to the Hendrix policy will be made until their return.
 From indications, it seems probable that the association, so far as the collegiate division is concerned. will be abandoned. It is not so certain, how ever, that colleges holding membership In 1t will cast their fortunes with the conference. The meeting of nresi- dents of denominational colleges. held Saturday at Little Rock, may indicate desire upon the part of these schools to form an association of their own and to decide what relations if any shall be maintained with other educa- tlonal institutions in Arkansas. This course may be the one finally adopted In adjusting the present condition.
 Hendrix Bulldogs leave tomorrow for Philadelphia to play Henderson Brown, which also has remained loyal to the old association. Should some adjustment of the differences now ob talnlng be made, it would be possible for the Bulldogs to remain at Arka- delphla for two games with Ouachita. as has been customary in the past Up to now, the A. A. A. had forbid den it's members any games with mem- bers of the conference.
 According to the Gazette's Arka- delphla correspondent, all members of the association have agreed to affiliate with the conference, except Tender son-Brown, which could not take the step until the return of President ]. M. Workman. This would mean that Hendrix has agreed to the sten and puoilc announcement would be with reid until the consent of Henderson Brown had been obtained
 Fresh lamb tomorrow at Erbacher's Phone 90 and 49.-d1t.
 Miss Hattie Cribbs of Little Rock was here today on business connected With her river plantation.
 Best time Of the season at big col lege carnival, Normal Science Hall. April 16. Get ready!-4-7d9t
 See H. M. Anderson for garden work and lawn moving. Residence 1O6 Lo- cust Ave; P. o. Box 72.-4-Sd3t*
 Dr. J, W. Conger left this morning to attend the Baptist Bible Institute at New Orleans, of which he is a trus- tee.
 Frank H. Winburne of the Log Cabin Democrat force is visiting for a few days at his former home at Leslie, Ark.
 Charles F. McRaven of Jacksonville arrived here last night to accept a situation as linotype operator for the Conway Printing Company.
 Found-a bracelet. Owner may ob- tain same by describing and paying for this ad. See May Hope McClurk in or call phone 143.-4-9d2t.
 For Sale-Two hundred bushels good cotton planting seed at 50 cents per bushel. w. w. Moore, Rt 8, Con- way, Ark. Phone 307.-4-11d2tw1t
 Lost-Somewhere between Caddo Club and postoffice or postoffce and Hendrix, gold bar pin. Finder please return to this office or phone 6S.-d1t
 Notice-Hereafter we will be forced to exclude every one from my block yard. Any one wanting blocks or any other materials, see me or phone your order. F. L. Scull, phone 355.-4-11d3t
 Rev. and Mrs. R. c. Morehead and daughter, Sarah Frances, left this morning for Hot Springs, where Mrs. Morehead will remain for some time for the benefit of her health. Rev. Morehead will return to Conway in a few days.
 StOlen-Ernm the frnnt of Eierel-