Little Rock Daily News from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 6

XKWS. JUNK 2S. 1921 iA(IE SIX What's Your Hurry? lij Hoawell S. NiHhwanit. NORTH 'UK LITTLE ROCK DAILY LITTLE ROClf i day M.mKhinit like imrn TAhi: V.NS I.

E. Wooten. 2316 KESlti.N.S East Thinl ll.Ullir.."i i street, who is vice president of theillton. short In the fifth We'U pa.iwd Sloan SPORTJRIEFS Ity II. C.

Ilruoka Jark Johnson has picked Hemp-) to win in the log July quarrel ut Jer-n'V City. Another pou.t in Carji'f faVlir. nkinir of puiiiK in which th( Hot Traeler exfl, don't for- l.lttie that lllll Wan li leailiiitc in '-ar-i il ire biru'lt-i, ami Iddiinson in mot ii.iiii.t; i piUhrtl wth To your r.nger-- what 'U previous fiitiil itt! or no uttntion to udd )', oom, up ut tt m. in iptirtuut thing th tt.n,.n i.T.ilTr V. t.

AT '1. it ally I'ut when on of them IB- J'ired we upprc at" their alu AUo wi.tiil'T mo world the membfr manaK-i to bump into so many object which had never been cal id to our M- for the Injury. The fnt thing we think about wh'n In anythT'jt it to look for d.n't find it riht away, we b'T' to wonder how managed to 't Then we begin to miss t. and th more we miss it the harder we want again. And continue to until we get it hack or until th- lack i other Gradually the h.irnnl fmifer ut ts well 8r.il rc we know it we have forgotten how badly li nuru A a lesson in appreciation, liwng something is a p'tinful but valuable princ.

The word eulogies if dead, nut necessarily because tie I Frank Weill of th Independence! club of the youthwi-ktrm leatrue hin reported to the Mobile ll ara. Wells y'wan prereiied with a reported record land 1 i singled down the thiid bn. 1-uinl MiiKi (i to right, n(! an. I Sloan. On four Mnglm the Ileum hi red three in the krrvnth un tlth Trairr counteri it with run in the eighth on nPlf'ri by iitown und llurpt-r and a wi.tl thru by Sioim th nth with a n- fie to center anil ri.rti on triple to right.

Iiiul out to Wag tn-r uml Lull M-ornl on in. fieltl oul. Golvin fmlxi the attark ly making n-hand catch aid' lin drive. Roll, with it trip' anl two single, and GoUm with lhr-e miik', fi-ut- un the gum with their lotting. in little it'H k.

ak ji ro a MiIonM, Jit 4 0 13 3 Moor, lib 4 0 1 2 2 Harper, rf 4 1 1 2 0 rr 0 Itri.wn, rf 4 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 it. i 3 4 ljind, 4 0 llmgpvrlil, Tota'n MOI1II E. fiolvm, lb Wagner, If Mullen, fi 11 24 14 An II A ..4 ..4 ..4 ..3 ..2 ..4 ..2 ..4 ..4 Mulvev, cf Tutweiler, rf llronkie, 2b St hut, Faulkner, Fa Wella, Total ni 13 27 14 II k. i (j 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 in iweivc win ami two losaea in UK Southwejitern lu hcawm. Hub iHirdu it th hard lurk (rent of the M-anon.

On the day following hlii rt lea a nianuger of the Nanh- bill club they carno right along and administer a trouncing to Charley Frank' gang, by taking a ilouble-E heatlrr. (iuy Sturdy. Traveler property, is leading the Western Aociation in bate hit. The young firnt siuker has th imjioking average of and has TRAVKLKUS DROP FINAL TIIJTO fax roost Th Fun Fourth and Min fcirrt-t, will opn a I thin rk til rwt drlail of th nam with New Orlen nd Mi tophi. (iam' will tUUihil to th fana play by play Marling at 3:30 rath afternoon.

Mobile, June 2. The local rhovrrd mure pep and play in Munda) K.ime than ha ben witne arj tlurinit! the pretent R'kV arririi of foy gamen, and belrnd the pitching of Frank Well, a new recruit frum thu Southwestern league, playd a class aiticle of ball to defrat "Ihitch" and the Traveler by an 8 to 6 score. The game was th last of the jirewnt aeriea and resulted in two victoriea for each club. I Hengevfld, on the mound for Little Hock, was ineffective and wild, v-i ing up 13 hit. The Hears threatened strong in the cpening inning, but a double play he them in check, only to sec hostilities resumed in the second when two mark-era crossed the plate.

In thU inning, with two out, 'iutweiler walked and Hronkie aingled. An error by Sli st-til Tutweiler to third. Schulte'v tini'lji Mim.l Till i I unit Itrnfili Iff 1.. I .1 I I if' I I IIia Lull Itrnnlia ulhjin In lli I unenrked a wild pitch. Faulkner annd and grounded out to' Wano to end the inning.

In the fourth Mulvey and Tutweiler walked. Mulvey was forced at third on llronkie' grounder, Tutweiler moving up t. second. Schultc'n infield out to Wnno advanced both runners. Fau'k-ner's fly fell safe In abort right, scoring Hronkie ami Tutweiler.

Golvin scored Faulkner with a alngle to left. After going through thre inning of thre up and a many Mown, the Travelers slatted a nil in the fourth when McPnnaitl tloulileti to right cen- i i i world is a hypocrite, but hec tus tne dead are lost and the world sudden yj St Mary's church at Paring Cross appreciates their real worth. attractively decorated with quan-world is too familiar with is living tj.jfS 0f shasta dairies, ferns and really appreciate them. The grtatest ginji fl)r the wedding at 9 o'clock thing that many men have done is to TUPSlUly morning of Miss Louise Jan-die at the right time. tja mi, Fred liargill.

The Rev. Sometimes in human relations Father Bartodziej officiated. The love or a friendship is withdrawn ns vtedding march was played by Mrs. J-the giver has a r'ght to do when it I'lpieshbah. The bride wore an attract-found that the friendship is not white organtly and lace pi-ecinted.

Then it is thut somefhingiwjtn hfr tue vtij )n pac witn really worth while Is lost. Hut true- blossoms. She carried a large appreciation Is usually restored too 0f roses. Her attend-late, because we seldom find all the Misses Frances Inda and los. I Frances Ucas, wore dainty frocks of The "lost" column in our newspa- an, orchid organdy and carried Prs is nlwuys longer than the rtises.

Little Miss Constance I'layeil in evry game with thickaHha. Jim (liven, outfielder who tried out with the Traveler in tlie l'rinu is hitting at a .331 clip. little Rock IK 10 020 012n Philadelphia for a 12 to 8 win over Mbile fi20 300 Thre ne lUHoil. Two-Tliiye Sonton, a Traveler for awhile 3 4 xer nna Jioore mngic.i lo leil. Ht Kemnner was threwn out by Faulkner Ktoun.iet, vo rauianer imn was forced nt the p.itte.

The work of, ineworKoi Jn 'onuay i nuiy-uiani game 7 Ihnma runa were hit. five of them bv ami later morm center the entire Southern league lc" mi i-mning game lor 'dar Hluff Montlay against Sikcg- i'iuii Kif.lIlfiL OIHea- ton, Mo. Sen ton alloweti liut four hits ami struck out 18 men for a 2 to 1 victory. Out of Monday's defeat at Mobile there came a lot of good new that over balunces th gloom of defeat. rover Und, the veteran and lending catcher of Pixie, has returned to the game in hi.

old-time form, which mean that the Traveler dash for the pennant will not he stopped. Land scored two runs yesterday on a timely hingle. The Is really on today with Little Rock anil New Orleans deciding the second place argument. Memphis, nftcr futtenlng at the expense of Chattanooga and Mobile, is moving into Crockertown. We shall see what we shall nee.

LEGION WISHES "CARP" WELL. San Antonio, Texas, June 28. Alamo Post No. 2. of the Americt.h Uginn today telegraphed best Vishes to Georges Carpentler, addressing mm a a fouilily of the world war in his fight with Jack Dempsey July 2.

COURTS STERMXS XOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT TO KILL Albert II. Stebbins, 617 East Sev enth street, well known dealer in paints anU oils, Monday was found not guilty by a jury in Fiist Division Cir cuit Court of a charge of assault to kill W. F. Davidson. The t.i curred April 80, 1921, in the Arcade building.

Mr. Stebbins admitted using In this Inning hc nB(, tho BI1, when lie took Wano drive for an out. woull, tnTf.ct wlre from thp and handled two difficult throw from th Kemnner Th Arkunsas Hiver Oil and Development Company, hai re-sifnej as Fuperin-teiidt-nt of th Dixi. Cotton Oil Com-puny'ii mill und will devote his entire lime to the interests of the new oil company, a. j.

nan, iormriy I ixiuisvtlic, hm neen with the M-airy toiicm vu company nun lor past year, will take Mr. ooten'g piace. TO SHU APPLES SOON Williitm Rolf. miinat nt jjoUIlt j)eto Orchard Company, said filondtty that ho believes that the first shipment of apples from ttie company Ujjii made some time thin wek- The orchard is situated about 20 miles f10m North Little Rock and is owned C. S.

Whistoti, night desk sergeant the North Little Rock police de- part, Ed Korte and Rolfe. CAST TO HE ENTERTAINED The members of the cast which re cently staged a Tom Thumb wedding the First rresbyteriun church, will given a lawpn party from 4 to 6 Thursday, at the home of Mrs. C. J. Baker, 109 West Fifth street.

The proceeds from the two performances. which amounted to 7115.25, will be applied on the recent improvements in the church building. Mrs. C. C.

Paul-ette, Mrs. John Kelly Cook and Mrs Andrew Waldo, sponsors for the wedding, said that arrangements are being mado to give other performances. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Climbers and friends of the Ann Society of the First Baptist church and members of the Women's Missionary Union will be entertained the home of Mrs. J. A.

Cash. 424 West Third street, nt 3 o'clock Tues- W. II. Iloolta Clibliorti i. 1T 1 mm the evangelist preaching every night in the tent at corner of Cross and Seventh.

Mr. Booth Clibborn has just come from Canada where last winter he extensively covered a wide field in evangelism, he is the grandson of the late General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, and started preaching when 15 years of age in Poland, Germany and the Netherlands The evangelist is in Little Rock for two weeks. rwmouMT MgTtttqjuit ftiTUBii' '-Lt't meet in the parlor." Now Showing Otis Skinner "KISMET" His greatest stage imperson-. ation in a screen production astonishing in its elaborate richness and realism! See the rarely beautiful harem with its pool and its lovely models at the bath, posing as the Caliph's favorite. See the surpassing luxury and grandeur of the Caliph's palace.

Whimsical, humor, mystery and revenge; rich colorings, tense dramatic situations characterize this "Miracle of the Screen." Buster Keaton The famous comedian in his latest comedy "HARD LUCK" Capitol News, Capitol Orchestra Mat. 10, 30, 40; Night 10, 30, 50 MANY DRIVERS NEGLIGENT IN THE MATTER OF LIGHTS ys If "'A column. SUMMARY OF COTTON REGION STATES, New Orleans, June 28. Tem peratures are considerably above seasonal in the northeastern districts with maiaima 100 degrees and above at scattered stations, seasonablo elsewhere. Scattered showers, mostly light to moderate, occurred nar the Texas roast, In northern Arkansas anil in the southeastern and Atlantic coast districts.

Specif reports from tho Oklahoma district are musing. Heavv rain: South Carolina; Kings-tree, Weather Conditions. Uv pressure areas oevr the Uken and the Rockies with a HIGH covering the south, continun to give warm weather in practically the entire country. Showers and thunderstorms have been general in the Lako region, Ohio Valley, Atlantic coast slates, and at a few places in the Plains and middle Mississippi Valley, the rainfall in southern Missouri being heavy. Lit-! tie rain of consequence occurred elsewhere and temperature rtianges In all sections were ieht.

Highway W'Vather Service. Little rainfall in state last few days; roads improving; fair to good most places, probably passable all portions, NATIONAL DELTA SlflMASOPEN MEET An attendance of more than 250 members is present at the three-day national convention of the Delta Sigma fraternity which opened at the Hotel Marion Tuesday morning. A large delegation is here from Chicago, St. Txmis, Kansas City, Nashville and 'Springfield, and are guests of Uhe Gamma Psl chapter of the Little Rock high school Among the distinguished guests who arrived Tuesday morning were J. Uwrence Deneille, national presi registrations which brgan at 8 o'clock and concluded with a luncheon at the Hotel Marion at noon.

Initiation of candidates will be tonight, beginning at 7:30. An informal open house and reception will be at the Country Club Tuesday night at 9 o'clock with the Trl Kappa Sorority In charge. Tho convention will close Frmav afternoon. kUted as LThe Latlies' therhood uf hair I The i dy ught at J-' C. Dille.

Umiture Com! anv" Monday wifr. who has at that place fur .1 J. C. Spruoe, itreet, left and The giris of tC of the Firt Hapt mail candy at th chine Company Tu, The Junior Ma" Tuesday I It Mrs. W.

Beck, 2nn tV. E. B. Moseley after spending a in Indiana and "1 iouay (Special return ngiKrwa) "Fatty" Arlmckle "The Traveling aloman" See "Fatty" i the in an awful downpour- at a wrong place and sight! And see it romance! One of bM buckle picture ev. -t The High A Rolin Baritone by th young local sincr Armand Mat.

6, 13c; NiKht, 10, Coming Toninrmw WANDA HAWLEY in "A Kiss in Time" PAHAMOQIT ft mi-Mi- Today, Wed. Thurs "SNOWBLIND" The thrilling story cf the Canadian Northwest fmra the ous tale by Kati.ar.r.e Ntwha Burt. Beautiful snow scents f. near Banff, Canada. Tho story of a snow blind who loved a man she tkoucht handsome, good and tne, was in fact ugly, wicked, ar.J fugitive from justice.

See the startling climax -'r. sight is restored to her. "HOLY SMOKE" Educational Comedy with the funniest of high-kicking trick mules. Night, 10c, 10 Mat. 10, 25c; Today -Tomorrow The Broadway Girls in the musical tb full of fun.

"The New Mayor i. inn Harmony Songs by 'ht, H.r-Macks and quartet. mony Scwpa. dances by the prott, fc'J" -F-'NTOM 14th Thrilling OPlrr "LaRue of W'estorn "Four Fathers ill, i 90c; MW 1 1 off-iP THIEF Senior -ll. Tonight at i Benefit Schooling of Girl CO- 11 proprietor of a Mam street.

th vidua. m- before i hi Tut-duy morning in I tin lilt 01 robbery vvrnrn otfuritu in the rear ot ine Monday niKhl. 1 lie Dur-iais r.oi omy took in ensh from Oawford, but ul.o "VopiM-tl Mi trousers, men to kep Mr. IVawford from feeling tiiut ji0 wu.s be in imposed upon, tne prowler picked up his wife's lres and I left, while their victims continued to 'ylerp peacefully Mr. Crawford Tuesday morn- ing that a porki tbook contuinmg JUj which wa lyiiig on the showcase in the front of the restaurant, escaped the not tc of the men.

The police are lnvestiiratinif the r.ffair and it is said i t(t-y a clue wnicn may lean i i i to several urre.sts within the next two days. JAN1GA-HARGILL Wilkiewici was flower girl and wore white organdy. She scattered rose net.il in th nnth of th hride. Franlc Vturu-iU and Jack Chudv vere irrooms- men. After the ceremony an informal reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 622 West Fifteen th street.

After a brief wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs. Bargill will be at home at 62J West Fifteenth street. MANAGER IS TRANSFERRED Byron H. Taylor, formerly manager of the F.

W. Woolworth Company, 216 Main street, North Little Rock, has been transferred to Alexandria, Iju, where he will manage one of the chain of stores. He will leave tonight to assume his new duties immediately Mr Taylor has been manager of tho local store for several years. Mrs. Taylor and her son, Hyron H.

Taylor left at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning for Springfield, where they will make an extended visit with friends and relatives. Mr. Taylor has been succeeded by T. B. Knox, who was transferred from the Little Rock store, where he wns manager, to fill the vacancy created by Mr.

Taylor's transfer. Mr. Knox had been in Little Rock about four months, coming from St. Louis, where he was associated with the Wool-worth store No. 4.

NEGROES FIGURE IN WRECK Two automobiles were badly dam-amed, Shelby Steel, negro, was painfully injured, C. A. (Bosco) Snod-grass, negro, will probably be permanently injured from the scare he recoived, ana two other negroes were badly shaken up as the result of a smash-up between two cars at Ninth and Walnut streets, about Monday noon. A car belonging to the Little Rock Compress Company, it is said, ran into the car driven by Bosco. Both cars were going in the same direction, when the one driven by Westberry crashed into the rear end of Bosco car.

Steel was the only occupant of either car who was injured. He was taken to the Bush Memorial (negro) hospital in an Owens Co. ambulance. It Is said that he has one rib broken and many minor bruises. The drivers of the two cars were ordered to appear In Municipal court Tuesdav afternoon to answer to a charge of reckless driving.

Kub-My-Tism is a power- fill fl fi i lent! ii PllVAO irif I- uUOVi I IV. UlVO 1111 III cd cuts, old sores, tetter, etc. Willow I THURSDAY NIGHTS 13 dances under the manage- 3 3 by at lie at SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Clubs. W.

rt Memphis 48 LITTLE ROCK New Orleans 41 llirmingham 3'J Atlanta 34 Mobile 33 Nashville 80 Chattanooga ..19 22 28 31 SI 84 41 44 03 -657 JiOO 406. .264, Yeatrrday'a Results. Mobile 8, Little Rock 6. Memphis 10, Chattanooga 5. Nashville 7-2, Atlanta 6-1.

irmlngbam-Ncw Orleans, off day Games Today. Little Rock at New Orleans. Memphis at Atlanta. Hirmingham at Mobile. Chattanooga at Nashville.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Hits Faulkner, ltutWiiffnlir Mclionnld. Stolen Mu'vey, Moor, 1. 1. In plavw MrDonaltl tn l' nnn Tt.itl in WfinO fi nil tn McIionaM to Wano.

Has on Off IIng- veld 4. Wells 2 Struck Out Hy n- gevild 1. Hit by Pitcher Hy Hen- geveld (Schaltel. Wild Pitcher Wells, llenceveld. I ft on Ie Mobile 6, Little Rock 6..

Time 1:45. Umpires O'Toole und Tundy. I.Hi FKillT IN DKTAIL AT KKMrXKRTIIKATKU The nempsey-Carpentier fight re turns, round by round nnd blow by Ju, nt Recording to nnnouncemeiit nu lwi. theater will be openeti to the fight fan at 12:30 July 2 (Saturday). Tickets can now be obtained at the theater box office or at Inch's, cigar store, Fourth and Main street.

CATCHKUX0.4JOI.NS THE TRAVELER CAMP The fourth catcher was added to the Traveler line-up Monday when Manager Elherfeld announced the signing of Giles Metier, of Memphis, who la now playing with the strong rolarlna semi-pros. Meteer ha agreed to Join the Travelers at Memphis Sunday. With the roturn of Grover Und to the game Monday, the club Is overstocked with catchers. Koons, the Indian, la still retained, and Charles Powell, recently secured fro ma seml-profesRionnl team in St. is on his way to the Traveler ramp.

It Is now believed that Land will remain In the game permanently us his injuries have yielded to treatment nicely and his work In the Mobile game Monday was up to his usual high standard. CROSS 'EM UP New York, June 28. It Is probable that patrons of the American League and admirers of the "Habo" Ruth will see a change of pace on the part of the Yankee slugger who is contemplating a change of batting tactics. Ruth announces that lie Is thinking of taking up tha art of bunting to overcome the special defenses that is being practiced against him by many clubs. Tli rough his bunts he hopes to cross up the opposition and succeed In drawing them back Into position, pinking his long hits easier to get.

The way they are lining up now against the mighty slugger the third baseman move toward the shortstop position. the shortstop to second base and the second baseman playing' short right iieui. CAMP PIKE RACES JULY 4. Col. M.

A. liott, who had charge of tho rac events at Cairn Pike two month ago, ha announced a similar vi nt to be held at the Third Division Riding and Hunt Association on the afternoon of July 4. A program of eight races ha been arranged to Include races from a quarter mile to a mile and one-half steeple cliane. Workmen began Monday preparing a hatchet on Mr. Davidson, but denledjdent of the fraternity.

It is expected that he used it with any intent to kill. that Wallace Reid, movie actor, will The affair was the culmination of rrive from Los Angeles, CaL, before difficulties Davidson had been cnus-ithe sessions end. ing his divorced wife. Mrs. W.

The mominir was takekn un with Clubs. W. L. Tet. Cleveland 41 24 .631 New York 39 28 .682 Washington 87 82 Jb'M Iloston 80 81 JVtroit 83 85 .485 St Louis 28 88 .438 Chicago 2(1 85 Philadelphia 25 88 -318 Yesterday's Results, Cleveland 4.

St. Uuia 2. Hoston 6, Philadelphia 6. Only two game scheduled. Cam Today.

St Uuls at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Hoston. Washington at New York. Only three games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Big Dance Beach Clubs. W. If. IM. Pituburgh 43 l) .63 New York 40 25 .015 Hoston 84 29 M0 PU Uul 83 82 .608 Drooklyn 83 S4 Chicago 27 83 Cincinnati 26 88 -i8 Philadelphia 19 43 .800 608 TUESDAY AND Beans orchestra, said to be trie-best in Little Rock.

Remember that the price of admission to 3 the dance is only 25 cents a person: everv resoect- able, wellrbehaved person is invited. Thost not viikon, It was shown. It was alleged that Davidson had been drinking, and ieuiMeu io teave me promise when Mr. Stebbins asked him to go. it wag shown that Davidson attacked Steb- Dins iirst.

Pleading guilty to a charge of grand larceny for the theft tif an nil tomohile valued at $400, owned by E. F. Ebe, North Little Rock man, Roy ollwie, 16-year-old negro boy, is nwuiting Judgment and sentence from the court. Federal. Jim Daniels, Cleveland county negro, was fined tlO and costs in federal court Monday afternoon on a charge of having liquor in his possession.

A. U. Woodoll, negro, 909 Ringo street, arrt sted and placed under bond Saturday nighB for running a "reo liquor factory." was given a nrellmi nary hearing befor D. Ungstreth, United State commissioner, Monday afternoon, and was held to the grand jury on s.wu bona. PRESENT Taxpayer of Highland school district at Wye Monday presented Coun ty Judge C.

E. Mover with a petition for a county road from iJttle Rock to Step mountain, IVrry county. Tl proposed road would Into in itirt smiih road at the covered bridge over IJttlo MaumeUe and Austin, of Wye, headed the delega- n-niii-i, nir vii iv tion which presented the petition Jt 1 probtthl that th petition will be referred to the grand Jury. By ir sway, tulck, plidcd method, at eollrg bf saall, yM caa qolokly qualify a koukkprt accountant, tl grapher, aecrvtary ar lvil Vic ploy. rit tocUy Ht safwraaliaav ftUUsvf war Vs alrtV Yesttrday's Result.

ItUsburgh 10, Chicago 3. Philadelphia 12, New- York 8, Brooklyn 6, Hoston 2. Cincinnati 6, SL Louis 2. Games Today. Cincinnati at St Uuia.

lltuburgh at Chicago. New York at Philadelphia Only three game scheduled. TEXAS LEAGUE. respeciaoie win De reiusea aamittance, or ejected. 5 Tho management resen-es the right at all times 3 to do this.

We should have all the dancers for a the track and stands to accommodate! Would open up route to Higelow c-a large attentianoe. Most of the forVig to the petitioner. Fred E. halt dozen reasons: Double attractions. Swimming and Dancing, Ticknicking, Best Tavilion in the State, Best music for half the price you pay elsewhere.

Come by private car or Fay Motor Bus Line. After this date the Fay buses will run a railroad Club. W. Fort Worth 47 24 Houston 89 82 Wichita Falls 87 84 Shreveport S6 84 Galveston 36 87 Dallas S3 86 Iteaumont 31 42 Kan Antonio 2a 47 A citizen of Little Rock, himself an autoU, but a -abiding one who has never yet had an accident, says U.J-day night he was seated on the porch at a friend's Ing attracted by several autos running with one lighten -others wiU no light and still others with no tail tig-'-U count and Inside of two hours had a tally of S2 n'ai garding the traffic rules. In the respect noted.

The one light in front keeps the autoist coming in the im Th 'ii-'t guessing especially when making a quick- turn. lights Is a worse menace and the one with no tail U- to invite a rear end collision. The man who kept fl'J if all drivers offending in these respects were c.lr scneauie every nour irom a. m. until 2 p.

every half hour from 2 p. m. until 10 p. m. On other nights the pavilion is for hire to 3 private clubs.

3 honw to be entered are government tock, however, a few are thorough birds owned by officers. The Inventor of mutes' sign talk was De of France, born 200 year ago. 1 THE l. a SMITH TYFEWIUTEK built for srrrlet durtbllity, aad SU-now, Ask for fr bo.AU of (he -SILENT iMrriL" FINOS rUILLU'S, Dealer Ualalana Bl. Llttl Rock, Aik.

JWjiMllaWasV. Pet. .649 .621 .478 .405 Teste rday' Re.ott. Galveston 9, Dallas 2. Fort Worth 10, San Antonio 2.

Wichita Full 6. Beaumont Shreveport 6, Houston 4. Games Today. Dallas at Galveston. Snreveport Houston.

Wichita Fall at lU-aumont. Fort Worth at San Antunio Entire grounds and T. J. JACKSON and SONS the city's strong box would be greatly replenish- LITTLE ROCK RAILWAY ELFXTKH iillllllllllllUIUIIIlUM hi tt.