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RESERVE CITY LEAGUE
CONTRACTS ARE APPROVED

The following contracts have been
by President Joseph Con-
don OF the Reserve City League and
are eligible TO play in the same
league. Tom Brand. secretary Of the
Reserve city League. has approved
OF the following players:
ST Ann's-M. Paul Carey. Charles
i. Dougherty. Willard T.. Reese. VIII
liam NJ Hazard. Herbert \. Dough-
erty. Francis BiEgs. Samuel McClaf-
fcrty. q. J. Snyder. William J. Nc
Clafferty. Jr.. Lee Kirk. Joseph Nc
Dermott and James X. McDow,il.
Brownson-John Mclaughlin. James
!. Devlin. Jr. John Cavanaugh, ].
II. Dagnacle, John A. Bourbon. Will
liam r. Kelley and Edward J. Callan.
Defiance-Edward Cihocki. James
Lynch. Jerome =. Calvin. John T..
Fihben. Joseph NJ Lowell, ID. For
ella. Franklin Walsh. Willard Mer-
Till and B. +. Dellett.
s. Mary Murphey. Thomas
Moran, Stidham MCInnes, Daniel T.
Murphey. Thomas Nolan. J. :. Kauss
Alfred Bah" McNn. Francis /. Fal-
lers and jefferson Taylor.
Mt. Vernon John Connolly, Thomas
Dunlap. +. McKenna, Bernard Haley
William Baird, Lawrence Kendbuter
Ralph Lloyd. Louis McKenna.
Parkside Manlove. O.. w
Warner. Jr.. Albert Irons. Arthur
Smith. Edward COnlln. John Roman
Calvin King, Francis J. Slattery, Fred
| Heri!y. John Joseph Slattery.
| Standing of Teams Ia City Resery,
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Herman Tyson Wintering Best Lot of
Trotters and PAGERS Ever at Newark

following fast ones: Harry !. 8. 2.o5ie.
a one-time great race horse. and hold
er Z many hIf-m!le track records
throughout the country.
Lord Gale, o.O9i-. by Lord Dewey:
Mis-. Yerkes. COS by Peter the Great;
Grovetown, 2.O7i. 10y Native King.
Northeast. 2.l3. by N0r1heTTnan: Gary
Worthy. PIG by Guy ANvurthy. Marie
a. Dillon. a coming 2-ycslr-Old by D-l-
lon Axworthy. and out Z the dam Of
Harry !. :. j. considered the best
youngs,er a. the farTn. a real colt
irOuer. as Tyson puts Il. Harlie 90.
by Harry J. =: Cowevlew go. b. DL-
lon Axworrhy: Throclia, 212i2. b.
Walnut Hall; Fat.ma Axworthy. 215.
10y Axworthy, and Silver Guy. 2.26. by
Guy AXworthy. They are a great lot
u promising individuals. and should
make good next season in the Tysoi,
stable OF cslmpaigners over the h1lf-
ME tracks. where they Will be raced.
great promise. Tyson had rather
strenuous season this. year. lie
started his campaign Up in New Eng
land on July I. and did not return 10
winter quarters until nearly the mid
die OF last month. his final race being
al Greenville. y. g.. on the 10th OF
November During that campaign his
horses were returned winners In less
than % races.
Tyson is wintering score % trot-
/ tiers and PAGERS at mas Newark stables
lie secured for his clients some 81
the very best material sold AT the re-
cent New York sale. all OF IL bringing
/ four-ngure price. This new material
! added 10 that which ne had left from
/ the past season. should give him On'
/ 81 the very best stables 10 be cam
pa.gnei from this section Of th'
country next season. Tyson states d,
Will again open his campaign mex
season down the Bay State Circuit
and then come 90 the Orange COUNTY
/ Circuit, returning 10 the Delaware
State Fair races al Wilmington IN.
beginning Of September
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SIX COLLEGES WITHDRAW
FROM SOUTHERN a. A.

Greenville. S G. Dec. 1S.-The
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic As
sOc.a ton, for 80 years a power IN
Dixie sports has lost six members
whose teams have had a large share
IN shaping the athletic history Of the
section The split came just before
the association voted 20 modify it's
so-called one-year playing rule 10 per
init freshmen 10 participate In games
between members by mutual consent
Of opposing teams.
The seeding institutions announced
that henceforth they would pay their
athletic allegiance. in accordance with
an agreement reached at its recent
conference at Atlanta. They are
Georgia Tech, Clemson College, Uni
versity Of Florida, University OF South
Carolina, University OF Alabama and
Louisiana State University. Other
members OF the association, IL was
said, will withdraw for tho same
reason, but their action was deferred
because they were not officially rep
resented at fhe present session.
The "ons-year rule" modification is
10 be in effect for two years. An
other rule adopted prohibits the play
Ing OF postgraduate students. except
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High School Opens Cage Season With Newark 7on1orou
Cherry and White Cage Season Will
Get Under Way TOMORROW With Newark

and the team looks ripe for tho
initial fray. II IS expected that the
snappy. short passing will dominate
the locals offense. while the fve-man
defense Will be their main guard t0
keep the aliens from scoring.
Coach Ashton had but one veteran
as n nucclys for this seasons quintet.
He is "Vlc" Ltchenstein. who holds
down a forward berth and is also
pilot ~ the squad. Last year the
local five opened up with Tome Inst
tute and were beaten 1926. after the
score had been 10 al in the first half
In this game "Vlc" waa high scorer.
registering 20 points. The other local
Highlcts who played that game were:
Lew Jones. Wciner. Parks. SlOnsky
and jacobson. The local quintet Will
be composed mostly Of last year B
scrubs with tho exception Of IAtchon-
stein and Roman. who made the team
near the finish o. the a~1~5a
The Newark squad should bc able
20 give the Highlets a fine bat;ie as
they have a veteran squad and under
Coach Wilson they may surprise a
few Of the "dopesters" l. .s said
that Wilson's dish .s basketball II
50. considering his ability as "a foot
ball coach. the Wlmingtonlans arc IN
FOR great game.
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at one time at the Newark training
stables
While Tyson IS head trainer for J.
WIZ Wills. who Is establishing
large breeding farm. The Coweview
Farm. located AZ Glasgow. and trains
and drives AL of the Willis horses he
also handles a few outside ones OF
The unusually good pnoepects secur
ed by Tyson this fall are Mary Rose
t2). 212A. a bay FLY 10y Hollywood
Bob. dam by Prince Of India, for
which $500 was paid. This right
speedy young miss showed 2.10 ab.lity
the past eas n. and viii be staHed in
the 3-year old events by Tycoon in 1929
Tyson secured a pair OF yearlings for
next years 2-year events. in FRS
coiernls b. 4, by San Francisco. dam
by Guy Axworthy. Tor which $1,000
was paid. The other yearl!ng is Minute
b. Z, by Etawah. dam by Peter the
Great. This miss cost $500. FSnvarra
90, EOS y. br. h.. by Atlantic Express
dam by AXworthy. sold for sl.l00. He
should be d good one in mis- class next
| season.
The wer-bred e-year old stallion
Peter Mozart 90. 2.15i.. sired by Peter
| he Great. dam by MOko, one of tbs
best-bred ones IN the country. was plr.
chased for $1,000. He r. now Al the
| head o. the stud al Cowey1ew Farm
and VIII be given every chance t
| make good as a great sire az speed
| a. Wills has a splendid band az brOOS
mares at MS growing Delaware stool
/ farm.
! In addition 10 the above name
| horses. Tyson is also winternS In
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CATHOLIC INDOOR
STARTS FINAL LAP
Interest in Loop at Fever Heat
With Big Games On
This Week.

Starting on the f1nal week OF the
Nrst half schedule. the Catholic In
door League is meeting with sue
cess and gaining more friends every
week. Pioneers are making get
away with the first hail honors with
St Thomas right on their heels. The
uncertainty OF games which mean
points 20 he various clubs Will hold
the winner in doubt until the end.
The various leaders again increased
their lead except for ST. Thomas
whose game with 81 Mary's was post
poncd al the last minute on account
OF a death in the family OF one OF it's
members. However. this game will be
played ton .gat At 81. Mary's. This
Will compel these TWO teams 10 play
two games this week.
Charles Lynch. the Delaware cham
i,on checker player. holds the league
record OF winning is games without
A defeat and tieing two. However.
Tuesday evening will bring him up
against his best pupil in Fernan Of
Brownson and these games will be
watched with interest
Monday Night.
ST. Thomas a; 81. Mary's. Sixth and
Pine streets.
Tuesday Night
ST. Thomas az Is. OF c, Tenth and
West streets.
81 Mary's a, 81. AIMS, Shallcross
avenue and Union street.
Rrownson at Pioneers. Ninth and
Market streets.
ST Benedic;s N 81 Pa;rick's. Four
tcenth and Fronch streets.
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gymnasium. II Is to be remembered
that the local school opened uD their
football season with the college town
gridirOncrs and were just barely able
to nose the secondary champs out
after a strenuous game. This game
was the only one that the Ashton
clan won during the season and the
local schools followers nope that the
basketball team will far Outstrip the
football teams record in regard 70
victories.
Coach Ashton NJ the beginning Of
tho season hoped 10 carry eight men
and the following men look 20 be the
goods: Captain Litchensteln, Roman,
Richards. Stirlith. Green. Scott
Fletcher and Comfy. Tho first five
mentioned will probably start the
game tomorrow. About a month Of
faithful practice has been completed
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The Resin Game

The absolute need OF strong. honest, non political
control Of boxing is shown by these few
/. The Sikh Carpenter affair in France.
2 The statement Of Fulton that tho Fulton-Dempsey
match a frame-up where Fulton was douhle-crosscd
3. The statement Of Jack johnson that tho Willard
match along the lines
4 Continued gossip TO the effect that Johnson had
agreed lay down Jefres. and then had changed his
plans. which he 20 Jefres leading TO
the latters collapse.
Part Of this may have been idle gossip But tho fact
that every big fight carries its share Of
gossip and n certain amount OF definite proof shows
how closely the game must be guarded
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This is particular knock at boxing. They get by
stuff politics and high finance beyond anything
a fight manager o boxer could handle Unfortunately
the number OF crooks in the world is st fairly large
these every possible chance must be watched.
matter what the game, This is reason why tennis
golf almost immune from such incidents have found
increasing favor of college football
field. the weakness in than two uni
verstes being the plans through bring in star
either 10y dircCt financial compensation other
on this account college football also meet
its share OF guardianship.
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of Teams in city Reserv,
Elkton Trims Newark.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Dec. lS-The Elkton foot
ball team on Saturday afternoon de
fcated the Newark town team in the
first Of "a series Of three games. 10 TO
0. The game was played on the High
School grounds and the result was a
surprise FOR the local boys who had
been trimming everything In sight for
the past month. The second game
will probably be played next Saturday
at ElktOn.
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LAD WINS FIREsT0SR PRIZE.
Award 81 Complete Collegiate Course
Goes to Washington school boy.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington. Dec. I8-Karl O.
Pearson. II years Old. Washington
High school boy. has been awarded
the annual Harvey s. Firestone Uni
vcrsity scholarship FOR the best Good
Roads essay submitted by High
~ hool pupils throughout tho United
States and Its territorial possessions.
tho Highway Education Board an
nouuced today.
The scholarship which provides
tuition and all reasonable expenses
during four years. az any college Or
university selected by the wiz her. -
valued AZ not less than $4,000 Ap-
proximately 100000 essays we're cub
I mfttcd
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When Gene Sarszen struck the last round at skokie
he started in the belief that
Two mistakes al the first and hole
versed this feeling He admits he dubious that
time. The autosusges;on OF impending victory
ing swiftly. But the third and fourth puts
almost across the his will power a grip
upon the this time he was OF again. with
full confidence in his ability in a round.
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HEPTASOPH 0UOITS.

Peerless continued ifF winning
streak on "Wednesday by taking three
games in a row from Friendship by
tho scores Of - 20 2. u 10 .. and q 20
g. Pyle. Craig. Lang. Bonsau and
cloud did the pitching for Friendship.
while Bowen. Di. Fredcricks and
Gemmill threw thom over zoe Peer
less.
Next scheduled game VIII be to
night. whom Brandygine and Friend
ship win lock horns a. 6i1-613 Mar
ket street. Game called promptly az
SIS p. m.
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WESLEY Quintet OPENS
BN DEFEATING DOVER

Dover. De-. 18Th, Wesley Col
legiste institute basketball team open
81 their season by defeat4ng the Do
Yer Hirh Schooi IN game on the
Academy floor ny he srcre OF q 70
Ia Saturday afternoon.
THIS was the FRS; game for both
teams and the pay was somewhat of
color Both teams have good ma
teri.l and Their work will probably
improve with practice. The Collins
boys made the bes; showing for the
institute while the work o. Hayes.
Hon and Wright featured for the
ilgh School team. Hayes scored al
% hi. tenms points. The score:
DOVER HIGH
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he ~Has Been Speaks


Yes I've forgotten now
But what of that?
I've worn the laurel my clammy brow,
I've had my time At Bat
And made my HIT
And IL to-day unnoticed here I Sit
Well soon or late
We all pass through tho gate
While some new busher's face
Comes upward through the grind
To take the vacant plnce
We've left behind.
I've found this out
The star may play
And gather in the cheering maudlin shout
For his brief day:
But when he passes and his time has come.
He Is but one then with the dub and bum,
Where some hero comes until he, too,
Amid the jubilee
Knows what It is 10 he all in and through
AT thirty three.
l know how soon
They give and take your fame;
Hail and Farewell,
Was written for our game.
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LAKEvIEw
JUNIORs
Enr1a
Catholic Daughters Card Party.

The Catholic Daughters OF America
Will hold a card party Wednesday eve
ming at their headquarters. 909 Della
ware avenue. Playing Will begin AZ
SD. Euchre and 500 Will be played.
Miss Esther Spian viii be hostess.
The money realized from the az
fair w!n be used 20 carry On The work
among the Door Of the city.
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The Cherry
and White bas
ketball quintet
will officially
open their 1922
% season TO
morrow when
they line Up
against Joe
Wilson'S New
ark five at the
local schools
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ATOHAWKS
HARRISON JUNIORS
Christmas at Hagiey House.

Christmas will De celebrated in an
elaborate manner AZ the Hagley Com
munity House \ play and several
soclals Will be the features. The
Christmas tree will be decorated with
ornaments made by the boys and
girls
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There arc many points in NJ Coues outline that
frequently come forward in sport. The will win
is Of them. This the continued mental
ges,ion through all adversely that going break
through finally. some way somehow time. Then
again there times in competitions when this unsoc
ed thought begins 10 hammer the brain: I'm going
going LOSE" Nearly every competitor has
this time or'ano,her BY desperate rally
Of the will he drive II back. but such occasions
exceptional the thought has taken hold
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BRANDYW|NE FIVE BOWS.
TO CENTRAL TEAM
Church League Contests At
tract Large Crowds; Fast
Games Played.

Church League basketball fans saw
a snappy exhibition OF the old cage
game Saturday at the Goodman gym
when F'irst-Central defeated Bran
DIVINE. 23-i5. The victory gives the
Presby,erians the lead In the pennant
race. The score:
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The Mckay brothers were the star
performers for Harrison Street in the
rrst game at the Goodman gym. Each
OF these boys scored three goals from
the field and their clever fioorwOrk
accounted for the defeat OF Trinity.
Pauley and J. Warren played well for
Trinity. The score:
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PINE DEFEATS kIRkWOOD
IN INTEHNEIGHBOH 60

Pine A. G. defeated Kirkwood in an
Inter-NeghbOrhOOd League game Sat
urdsy night at the Peoples Settlement
80 70 16. The score:
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KIRKWOOD
Legion Auxiliary MeeIing.

The regular meeting Of the Amerl-
can Legion Auxiliary, Delaware Post,
No. ]. will be held tomorrow evening
at s o'clock in Grace parish house.
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Sometimes play will entire scheme
of things. During the late football Chicago
driving down the field a touchdown lead
ing Princeton Is TO in the final quarter badly
tered Tiger beginning to think We going
lose" Then midned came the tumble Gray's
long for a touchdown sudden switch 20 I'VE
going win"
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LAKFYIEw TAKES ONE
FROM DELAWARE JUNIORS

Lakeview won q fast game from
Delaware Juniors. % 20 j. Hession
vas he star Of he game with -
points. The gcOre-
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The entry who make himself believe he is going
o then continue this belief through
of luck. always to he feared. But the who
Every day in way. am getting better and
better and happens stumble and fall down
manhoe may have this belief badly Jared by
pected turn Of misfortune.
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MOHAW IN WIN
OVER HARRISON JRs.

Tho Mohawks defeated Harrison
Jrs. Saturday. IS % 1e. Goldstein
featured FOR the victOrs. while Poole
looked best for he Harrison boys
The lineup:
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THIS Mttk'S CARD AND
CITY ItAGTE STANDING
Standing 81 the Clubs.


Tonight -Iarks.de W. X. OF
g.. a. Friends. Referee. Boggs.
Tuesday ST Marys W. Mt.
Vernon. al Friends. Referee,
Maxwell.
"Wednesday 60 Brownson VS..
Seventh Ward, at Parkside.
Referee. Maxwell.
Thursday-Seventh Ward VS..
Parks!de. AT Parks.de. Referee,
Bosgs.
Friday go Mt. Vernon VS..
BrOwnsOn. at Brownson. Ref
cree, Maxwell.
Saturday-K OF G. vs. 81.
marys. az 81. Josephs. Ref
cree. Bosss.
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ST. MARY'S IN TIE
FOR SECOND POSITION
CITY BAskETRAIL LEAGUE.


81 MaDs. q; iarkside. 81
R;ll Mckennas ST Mary's Cats
t,c, Scotty McGranary's n. OF c. five
For second place in the City Basket
hail League by downing Parkside %
20 Il IN a fast and exciting game at
ST. Jorerhs Hall. The lineup:
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Every ll:ce want can 50 Fa"'~s1 -
very little cost through an E-r~y
Evening classified an Adv
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Our idea OF a tall evening is exchange OF voreys
Floyd Johnson and Luis F1rpo. where
jolt should be heard halfway the continent.
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Herman r. Ty-

Herman r. Ty-
son. the leading
light harness horse
trainer and driv-
er in the State ~
Delaware. IS win
terng w-hR Is
probably the best
lot OF trotters and
PAGERS ever seen
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Invisible finishes

Once in awhile some invisible FASH otherwise known
as a bunch, will work wonders.
1t infrequent thing to get sudden, unexplsin
able bunch that is going TO win lose, form OF
auto suggestion that is in sense deliberate.
Sarazen undoubtedly improved his chance at skokic
by constant reiteraton that he was going to win 1t
seemed to definite belief in his before
drive was made. This may sound extremely foolish in
such n remains that after his third
round which left him well the outside. he
cred In his statement I'm about due now" ne said
burn up this course" And a 6s followed.
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PARksIDE.

Referee. Boxrs Timers. NcKennA and
Brennan
In the preliminary game S.. Mary's
Kittens Cc.-ated ParNs.d, Reserves
Is 90 -. Murphy played a snappy
rame for ;h- Kittens. Warner looked
best Cor tn Reserves
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those now enrolled in contests be
tween members Of the association.
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FIRsT-CENTRAL.
BRANiIYwINE

The second game at the Y gym was
won by Goodman who had an easy
victory over Second Baptist, 31-6.
The score:
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GOODMAN
.COND BAPTIST.
Referee. Sparks. Timer. Trotter.

Kefcree. SPARKS Timer. TrOtter.
MCCabe and Mt. Salem put up a
good exhibition Of basketball in the
first game at the Y. NJ G. a. McVey
Carbon and white starred for Nj
Salem. Loveless was high scorer fot
MCCahc. The score:
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NfcC'ABE
MT. SALEM

1 otals ........ ...........
Referee. Sparks. Timer. Trotter.
The Little River news., 1922-04-05
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE ARKANSAS:

will be the following named places the dates pos the assessing the property subject Little River County for the year 1922:
 If you property in than township, you will the Board while file list of with the County Assessor either member of the Township Board before the first they will be in session in the township in which such property To- cated. rty and charge with 25 penalty Don't fail to the Board of Assessment while in session. do not want to charge anyone with penalty.
 DATES AND PLACES OF ASSESSMENT Franklin Township Davis School Monday and Tues day, May 1 and g. 1922
 Johnson Township, Ogden Wednesday Thursday May 3 and f.
 Township Hill Church. Friday satur- day, May 5 and G.
 Red River Township, Richmond Monday and Tuesday, May 8 and g.
 Township Arden, Wednesday Thursday May 10 and II.
 Arkinda Twp Arnda Friday Saturday. May 12 and 13
 Caney Township Cerro Gordo, Monday, May 15
 Caney Township, Pauey School House, until Tues day May 16.
 Little River Township Winthrop Wednesday and Thursday May IF and IS. ~ . n Jeff Davis Township Jones School House. till IF o'clock Saturday, May 20 ~
 Burk Twp Alene Monday and Tuesday, May P and 23 Cleveland Township Wilton Wednesday and Thursday May 24 and 25. ~ ,oc Cleveland Township, White Cliffs Friday, May 26.
 Jackson Township School House. Saturday. May 2l Richland Township, Critten Ridge, Monday, May 29
 Richland Township, Richand Church, until l2 O'CLOCK Tuesday, May 30. u
 Richland Township Laynespor from to 5 p. Tues day. May 50 ,, ., r, dav Friday and Saturday. June l, and B.
 Township, AshdoWn Monday June D. uh'll oa day' June A0 ~ H. w. GRAY,
 Tax Assessor Little River County, Ark.