Little Rock
a city, capital of the Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern, the St. Louis Southwestern and the Rock Memphis. It is the trade and jobbing center of the State; and has cotton-seed oil mills, gas works, railroad machine shops, cooperage shops, etc. It is the seat of the Law and Medical College of sity, and the Arkansas Schools for Deaf Mutes and the Blind, Little Rock Uni- Arkansas, Arkansas Industrial Univerversity, Arkansas Female College, and Philander Smith College. It contains the State capitol, State Library, St.
John's Military College, high schools, and convents; and has gas; electric light and street railroad plants; waterworks, many daily, weekly, and monthly periodicals.
The city was settled in 1814; made the capital of the territory in 1820; and was held by the Confederates during the greater part of the Civil War. Pop.
BANIR monarchical form forestall the probaans wonid demand ssis be elected head ant, the Diet chose Catholic prince f the Württemberg king.
The Central Powers, at the downfall of of Lithuania. In thuanians, fearing ussian Bolsheviki, ion within Lithumpathizers, placed temporary admin- Government. In bet crisis, brought 1 I of their support by the Socialists. onstituted, repre boczatic majority, On April 4, & inwyer, and the Council of ent of the Lithuty in Herkimer of the Mohawk ork Central and The chief induse-making, lumcture of knit ere are Union pablie library, iodicals. Pop. 029. capital of the county-seat of sas ziver, St.
Southern, the nd the Rock es S. W. of and jobbing s cotton-seed ond sanchine al College of risi Univer- Hols for Deaf College and It contains LIU-KIU a form an integral part of the empire of group of 55 (mostly small) islands which form an integral part of the empire of Japan, extending at irregular intervals S. W. from Kyushu in Japan toward Formosa, and constituting the Japanese 1,863 square miles; pop. about 502,000. average breadth 12 to 15 miles; area, 1,863 square miles; pop. about 502,000.
The only two islands of considerable size are Oshima and Okinawa. The people closely resemble the Japanese and is cultivated, and rice, millet, cotton, Sugar gar is largely grown, the sago palm is cultivated, and rice, millet, cotton, tobacco, indigo and tea are raised, with a variety of fruits. The food of the people is largely sweet potatoes, fish and about 48,000. These islands were conabout 48,000. These islands were conand long paid him an annual tribute. and long paid him an annual tribute.