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The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Reported by St. Francis County An. straet Company for Week Ending
 Wednesday, June 26.

Robert Woods to Emma Woods, si nei swi sec. g. n, r3e. s1.
 C. II. Bond and wife to Phoenix Cot ton Oil Co.,, lots 6, :, B, 9, To- of block l. Russell X McCutchen Addition to the town of Widener. s425.
 l.. C. Marshall to ]. W Moore, lots 9 and 10, block s, Rolfe & Williams Addition to city of Forrest City. 3250.
 $. II. Mann to Otto B. ROllwage, an und. ! interest swi SC. sec. 2s, Il, T , e: el lot 1, nv sec. ;, 5n,r2e. BIO.
 R. C. Hobbs and wife to c. R. Nor rison and ". W. Theobald, that part SC, sec. |, south of Rock Island k. R. and east Of Blacktish Bayou; VI sec. 10; all sec. 9. east of Blackiish Bayou: all in ) n, r e.
 John k. Grobmyer and wife to John F. Wilkins, sw sec. 13, n, , e. Sl6o0.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
PROPOSED AMENpuENr ooNsTITUTIoN OF THE sT. ,rn
 OF ARKANgAs

Notice is hereby given that n lowing joint resolution nrnnoIIs Ins fol. amendment to the Stat. Can.,s n was passed by ths General Assssutgtol It's regular session of I911 si shs same Will ee submitted to usi general election. to bs hal, hs ne1, lection. p''on or rs-
 froposed Amendment No i,
 That the following article .hsu proposed as an amendment to th. % sttution of the state of ns Con. which, when agreed to by ma a1nassahsss all the members elected to each u55o' u5 or and adopted by & majority of th mouse tors of the State voting at ,h cleo general election for senators a, nert resentativss, shall become A a rep- Constitution Of Arkansas VI ths
 EVery male citizen of tha r,., states. or every male person who hesa hsa declared his intention Of bscorntH. nas citizen of the same, of ina tWenty-one years or upward vh or resided in the State twelve nor.S aas the county six months. and fin in. n cinct, town or ward one nonth p1e preeeolhs any, election at which he pss propose ts vote. and who is able to ,.si sI and interpret. or interpret whan . ssa 10 him, if h6 Is prevented from ,. .saa ing the same by reason of any ma, a cal disability. any section of the Con.,i luton or the St&t5 of Arkansas eYn.n, such persons as may. for the comrngss sion of some felony. be deprived of .s. right 10 vote by law passed by ths csa efal Assembly, and who shall exbibit Y poll tax receipt or other evidence ,saa he has paid his poll tax at the tina ''o a. collecting taxes next preeeJing s,ea Vi election. shall be allowed Co vota n, sasa asa election held in the State of Arltansas,' but no person who was on Jsnuarv ? 1866. or al any time prior thereto An titled to vote under the Constitufion =. statutes of any State in the Unltsi States, wherein he then resA ed. and m male person of foreign birA who wss % naturaliZed prior to the adoption ., this amendment. and no Iineal desoand ant of such person. who shall nossss, the other qualifications described in tbis article, shall be denied the righ, to vote because of his inability to so rad and interpret sections of the Constl. tuition of this State. provided that mai. persons who make satisfactory nroaf that they have attained the aga of twenty-one years since the tt-Ss year next preceding the year H which the election at which b. may propose to vote is held, and nos. sesses the other qualifications rauuirsd by this article shall De permitted to vote; and, provided. further, that ths said tax receipt shall be So marked Inv dated stamp or other written endorse mont by the judges of election to whom 1t may first be presented. as to prs vent the holder thereof from voting moro than once at any electIan The judges Of election shall enfores the provisions of this article and shat be the judges of the qualifications of electors"
 The above resolution was filed in th. office of the Secretary of State on March Is. 1911.
 Each eleetor may vots for or azalns. the above amendment
 Witness my official signature this 12th day Of February. 1912
 EARLE w HODGES
 Secretary of State
 (SeaIl
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Anti-SalOOn League.

Persuant tu call, the Forrest City Anti-Saloon League held meeting at the Methodist church recently, at which time officers were elected for
 he rnsuing year, as follows:
 Ey v. F. P. ]. Garrott, president: aeN r. NJ Gee, first vice president aHe 'hairman on the committee on law endorsements; Rev. George II Kitktr, second vice president and chairman of the committee on print ing' J C. Sanders, third vice-pres dent and chairman of the committee on temperance: T Q. Fitzpatrick, fourth vice president and chairman Of the campaign committees George P. Walker fifth vice-president and chairman of the committee on cleo tionS: pr H. r L0nTeSf SiyTG vice. president and Chairman of the com mittee on enrolment; Dr J. c. Rush. secretary and treasurer.
 On motion it was unanimously de cided that the chairman of each ef the committees named select his associates on the respective commit tees and that list of same be turned over to the secretary, together with the roll Of membership.
 Meeting adjourned subject to call of president.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
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Our good friend and esteemed fel- low-citizen, James McCutchen, who owns one of the prettiest orchards and home sites in St. Francis county, lying on the crest of Crowley Ridge, just east of Forrest City, was here Saturday and informed a Times man that he had one of the finest crops of peaches ever grown in Eastern Ark ansas on his place this spring. Me Cutchen said his crop of fruit was turning out so well that he had sent on for a canning outfit, together with cans, labels, etc, which he intended to use in putting up a large amount of fruit for the market. The Times desires to commend MT. McCutchen upon his enterprise and congratulate him upon his splendid success as a Crowley Ridge fruit grower If twenty of our ridge farmers would follow McCutchen,s lead, it would only be question of three or four years until Forrest City would be a recognized shipping center for fruits
 and berries and much of agr ridge land that is now valued at from sl5 to s25 an acre, would be worth from S15 10 S125 per acre.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
MORE LOCALS.

NIT c. c. Vance, of Riverside, spent Sunday in the city visiting with Mrs. Vance.
 The Monday Musical Club will meet with Miss Fondren Monday July lst 1912.
 LOST-One silver bar pin, engraved "B. $. O." Please return to Helen Nichols.
 FOR RENT-Six room residence known as Crawford place. Apply to Mrs. Sarah Moore.
 Hundreds of bargains in table and kitcent ware, al 5c, l0e aud 25c. Nebett. The Grocer.
 Mrs. ". L. Reeves, of Memphis, ac- eompanied by her little son. Buster, arrived in the city yesterday after noon and are guests at the home Of Mrs. Reeves mother, Mrs. Nogel.
 Miss Lucille Allen. of Wynne. ar rived in the city Tuesday morning and is delightful guest for a fort night at the homes of pr. and Mrs " II. Alley, MT. and Mrs NJ. ". Seab5rn and Mr. and Mrs. Gtas R. Izard
 Ghaneery Court was opened here yesterday, Thursday, June 2L same being the third day of tIle regular term, with Chancellor F. D. Robert son on the bench. The delay in the opening of chancery was oecasi1ned by tie illness of tEe Chancellor at lis home ill Wynne
 Judge T. C. Foibre. who las been suffering from heart and stomach traables as d result of which Ae has been confined 10 his bed Tor more than two months. is reported very weak at this writing and, while lie Is being carefully attended and nursed by loving hands. his family and friends entertain grave fears for his recovery.
 The woman of today who has good health, good temper, good sense, bright eyes and a lovely complexion, the result of correct living and good digestion, wins the admiration of the world. If your digestion is faulty Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets will eorrectit. For sale by all dealers.
 The Forrest City Telephone Ex- change is issuing d new directory and patrons of the company Will confer a favor by giving directions to Mrs. T. \. Prude as to whatever changes they @ish made in its arrangement, and all advertisers iu tue directory are urged to hand their copy in 10 Mrs. Pfude at the earliest possible date
 The Warshags&y Store stilt sells l. yards Hope Domestic for g. Prices on all light weight piece goods re- duced Wide Noiie reduced from 50c to 25c. All Lace Inserting to trim same. New Skirts just received. All Summer Dresses at greatly reduced prices Ladies Panama Hats. Linen Travelling Suits. Automobile Coats, etc 3ast received and going at lowest figures
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28

N2 243
 In the mattef of E. c. old of Forrest City
 et. Francis County. Arkansas,
 Bankrupt.
 pon motion of Mann, Rollwage Morr9hs, attorneNs for the petitioning creditors III tis .ha cause, and it appearing to the court that ,hs Ias bankrupt herein cannot be found Wlthlil tii' ar district. nor has he voluntarily entered ms az 6n pearance herein. and that personal service oa the said F. C. Oldis not practicable, II Is ne's e by ordered that said F. c. Old, bankrupl. ,o z, aforesaid, appear, plead answer or demua, deua,n " the petition filed by the petitioners helSsI5 hd in on or before the goth day of July. l9l2 alu .be , nearing and adiudication of said cause; and that this order be published in newspape,a, ,,e b. general circulation, to-wlt: The Times, pog pog lished at Forrest City, Arkansas, for tw9 oVu m June es, 1912 and the second on July ,, lal2. June %, 1912. JACOB TRIEBER, Juu-''
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Prohibition Elections Called in Thi,
 County,

In accordance with the election laws, prohibition election cannot be held sooner than two years after the last election was called. This time restriction is not recognized, however, by the people in recommending Hunt s Lightning Oil for Neuralgia, Rheuma- tism, Headaches, etc. For thirty 0dd years it has been acknowledged to be the best. Sold everywhere in 50c and De bottles.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Fell From Scaifolding.

Oklahoma City, Okla Oscar A. Anderson of 2401 South Walker street, fell from Scatfold, and, though con siderably sprained and bruised, is able to be about. He says Hunts Light hing Oil took all the soreness away. It is also good for Headaches. Neural gia, Rheumatism. All dealers sell it 25c and 50c bottles.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
I hey Put An End To

Charles Sable, D Cook St. Roches- ter, \. | says he recommends Foley Kidney Pills at every opportunity, be- cause they gave him prompt relief from a bad case of kidney trouble that had long bothered him. Such a recommendation. coming from Mir. Sable, is direct and convincing eyi- dence of the great curative qualities of Foley Kidney Pills. J. T. sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28

Teething babies always have a lard time Of il when this process occurs in hot weather They not only have to contend with painful gums but the stomach is disordered, bowels loose and the body uncomfortable The best help you can give the little sui ferer is McGEE'S BABY ELINIR It corrects sour stomach, c0ols and quiets the bowels and helps diges- tion. Price DC, and DOC per bottle. Sold by J T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Warning Ord er

In The >t Francis ChaneeFy Court Colonial X United states Mortage Co. Ltd et al Plaiutir
  Henry Moseley. et al, DefenGants
 Warning order The defendants. William Mosley and lrch Mosley. are warned to appear i'll this Colfl within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiffs Colonial X [ nited ctales Mortgage Company, Ltd. and Harrison holh Trustee
 R W. PAYNE. Clerk. Dated this May goth, 1912. Seal
 Norton X Hughes, sos
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28

All Odd Fellows are requested 10 meet at the Hall in Forrest City Sun. day morning, June 30, at o'clock. 10 attend funeral of Bro. E. l.. Doug h. erty, W. A Pearson, x. G.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Warning Order.

h Francis Circuit Court Planters Bark x Trust Co Pla.uur. ys Warning Order The defendant. F. (. Old k 5saffp5 to ar. Dc in this court within thtty day, and an 9wer he complaint of the pIaHt.f plaGteS Dated this seth day uf May lal
 (~eaa
 l. V Payne elefk. N Golman. Atty for P!aiatia.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
N arning Order.
Moore, plaiHt

Af>. >atah ( Moore, plaiEtfs L (. old, defendant
 The defendant, r.. C. old i, hereby warned To appear In this court iu thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaIHtif JHp. Ga;lnz Jr Atty. d=t-Iai-
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Warning Order.

In the st. Francis Circuit Court Bob Edgar, PlaintiT.
  :. I Everett and r. j. Atiley. Defendants The nonresident defendant herein. r. ]. Attley, k hereby warned 10 appear in tbis Court within thirty days and answer 10 the complaint of the plaintiff
 k. N. Payne Clerk. May 27 1912. Mann, Rollwage X Morrow. sol,
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28

In The >t Francis Chancery Court, k. l.. Nixon Plaintiff Rufus McFadden, Edna McFadden. and \. \. Grimes, Defendants The nonresident defendant herein, A.. \, Grimes, is hereby warned to appear ID tnis court within thirty days to answer uae complaint of the plaintiff herein, R. r., Nil Aea
 k. W. PAYNE, Clerk May 18th, 1912
 Mann, 'Roilwaee X Morrow, sols, 5-94-4
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Earning Order.
N9. s43.

In the District Court of the United states TOT the Eastern Division of the Eastern pis-
 trict of fArkansas-ln Bankruptcy.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28
Warning Order.

Norton X Hughes, sols
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-31

istian church, Seventh and Jefferson:
Eclt division. First Presbyterian church.
eventh and Jefferson.
TUESDAY EVENING
so We built the wall and all the wall
was Joined together unto half the height
fhereof for the people had mind to
work"
7:so-song service. Professor z. o. Ex-
cell. Chicago. leader
7:@-Devotional. Rev. w. D. Jenkins.
Paducah, KY.
S-Welcome address. Judge c. c. Grass
ham. Paducah. Ky.
S:2o-"A Greater kentucky" President
~. B. Weaver, Louisville Ky.
S:4o-"Working Together" Mr.. Huston
ouin. Louisville, Ky.
k9-"Dehniteness and Efficiency" Rev
1eorge A. Joplin. Louisville. Ky.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
"Every place that the sole OF your foo,
Dhall tread upon. to you have 1 given it."
s:30-Song service. Professor Z. o. Ex-
Dell, leader
s:45-Devotional. Rev. II. NJ weisecke
Paducah Ky
A q "GleaninSs" Rev. t. c. Gebauer,
Henderson. Ky.
BIS : Gaining Ground" Mr.. w. J.
/ Vaughan. Louisa. Ky.
$50 = beginnings" Miss Maude L.
Dance, Louisville. Ky.
9:45-"The Poetry of Statistics" Mis-.
frances l. Grigsby, Louisville.
1o-Bible study hour Rev. +. n. Palmer
D.. Winona Lake. Ind Book Study
onesis."
<1o:6- Song service
I1.15-"The Sunday School as an Evan.
olistic Force" Professor Byron H. De-
lent. ID. d.. Louisville
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
91W-- 49,.
0r banners"
k1-Song service. Professor z. o. Excel
1nder.
devotional Rev. s. E. Tun. Psdu-
~. Ky.
>oo-"standards." Rev. George A. Jop-
3sU-"Aiding Life Choices" Miss Made
" e. Reager. Louisville.
1.-THE Big Movement" Professor W.
McGIothlin. d. d.. louisville. Ky.
1.-THE Changed Question" Professor
I'D n. DeAent. d. ID.
'.Lifs's Center" Mr. c. J. Nusent.
ouisville KY.
1ssThs Christians Task" Mr.. r. J.
.nsy. Louisville. KY.
IA New Patriotism" Mrs Agnes
Mort. Ashland. KY
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
xhorewfth shall a young man cleanse
wayf BY taking heed thereto accord
~ thy word"
song service. Professor T. o. Ex-
Ioader
5~DsvotionaI. Rev. w. a. Trte. Pa
Ky.
The Boy over Fool HILL" Mr.. w.
Long. Jackson. Miss.
Bible study hour. Rev. r. N. Palm
-. d. Chart study-The Ten Conn
1mepts."
THURSDAY MORNING.
Hs6y 70 show thyseif approved unto
.-c-, -. Eat nsedeth re- ~ y
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-31

ton. and also nj ,as international :'Fa
day school Convention no san Francis
co. one 81 these ha. been nttinGiy
called the music King" aud the other
the piano wizard
The international Association viii L.
represented by Mr. ". e. rearce 81
Chicago. who for many years has becn
at the head Of the orgauized adult III
BILE class movement In America. le
will speak on such topics as The W 4nt
and How Of Teacher Training" The
Adult Bible Glass aud Its Meaning. 10
the World" The sunday School Or
gnnized." The bible In Action" Nr.
Pearce IL man OF deep spiritual pow.
or and will help every one who has the
opportunity Of hearing him.
Or. Palmer on Program.
Rev. 4. y. Palmer u H.. % wlnona
Lake. Ind. will have four periods ~
Bible study Dr Palmer viii attend only
few conventions this year aud Ken
lucky has been peculiarly fortunate IA
securing him at this time
Rev. W. Fred Long general secretary
~ the Mississippi SUNDAY school As-p.
citation. Will bee among the speaSers and
comes To pay visit to his old hoiue.
M he IL kcutuckinn aud spent most
of the years ~ his early manhood ia
Paducnh lie Is now one Of the most
successful Sunday school workers In
America. One Of his addresses will In
's'rhe Roy Over Fool I'M
kentucky Speaker.
Among the speakers from Kentucky
will be Judge &. &. Grassham of IA
ducah. Hon. J. Is. Weaver Of Louis.
Vile. president OF the state assoc,a.
tioD: Rev. George 4 Joplin. geheruI
secretary ~ the state association; Hon.
Huston Quin OF Louisville. chairman
OF the state executive committee: Rev.
4. G. Gebauer Of Henderson,. Mr.. W L.
Vaughan Of Louisa aud Miss Mauae
L. Dance of Louisville. all field work.
ers Of the state association; Miss Fran
ces l.. Grigsby OF Louisville, office sea-
rotary Of the state association: Miss
Mamie Lee Frsyser Of Louisville. ~
we'll known everywhere. ~ speakre
Of rare ability. Walter Frazee. state
superintendent of the Kentucky BQble
School Association; Rev. Byron II. De-
Ment. ID. ID. of the Southern BAPTIST
Theological seminary, Louisville; Mrs
Madeline Renger Of Louisville. MSs.
agnes l.. Effort OF Ashland Mr.. q. a.
Nugent, Jr., OF Louisville. president pf
the Jefferson County Association. apd
many others who will take part In o.
conferences. This will be wonderful
opportunity TO meet with. the leadgg
Sunday School workers OF the s4ee
and be able ~ ask and have answered.
many Of the questions that are trou-
h',po -ou.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-31
Sunday School Sunday.

In view Of the State Convention Of
the Kentucky sunday School Assocfa
ton being held in Paducah Oct. 20
Nov. I, Sunday. Oct. %. has been desig-
mated as Sunday School Sunday. All
superintendent are asked on that day
70 make special mention Of the com.
ing convention and pray for Gods
blessing upon it. An pastors are asked
to preach sermons that morning on "Bi
BILE Study and AT the evening service
In Its Sunday School" Programs OF
the State Convention will be sent to all
who will write for them to the Ken
lucky Sunday School Association. III
Louisville Trust Building. Louisville
Nv
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-31

,sharr.d f:saay d'v,dng the word ~
truth.
SIS. Song service. Professor v. o. =,
cell leader.
s:<s-Devotionai. Rev. Clinton 8 OUR
Paducah. ny
s-"The Secretary" Mr.. walser r.. Fra
zee. Louisville Ky.
s:c-"How to Grade a Sunday School
s:+0-"The What and How Of Teachel
Training" Mr. w. c. Pearce. Chicaso
1o-Bible study hour. Character Study
Joseph" NV r. n Palmer. u. ID.
10:i5--Song.
1O:55 The Kentucky sunday School r.,
porter
1ll5- Business. announcements etc
1l;25-"The Workers Library" MIR W
G.. Pearce
Business mems luncheon.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Conferences, - Elementary division
Broadway Methodist church: secondar,
division. First Christian church; adult di
vision. First Presbyterian church
Conference OF county and district ON
GERS, AIS to 1880 District Organization,
Mr.. w. c. Pearce: THE County Map
Miss Mary T.. Prico, louisville; "Usins
Facts" Miss Frances l.. Grigsby; Com
mittee Meetings." Mr.. Huston Quin; ques
tionaire.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Bring ye all Of the tithes into the
storehouse. that there may be meat IN
mine house and prove mo herewith. saith
the Lord Of hosts, II | will not open you
the windows OF heaven and pour you ou'
a blessing. that there shall not be room
enough 20 receive H."
I:So-Song service. Professor y. O tx
cell leader
7:4s-Devotional Rev. H. w. Burwon
Paducah
S-Treasurer's report.
Sl5-Presentation OF pennants.
s:3O-Offering
s-"The Meaning of the Modern sunday
schoo! Movement" Mr.. w. c. Pearce.
FRIDAY MORNING.
let US go up at once and possess It
for we are well able to overcome 1t
s:o-Song service. Professor L. o. Ell
cell leader
s:@-Devotionai. Rev. Hugh Watson. Pa
ducah.
e-Report Of conferences. Elementary,
Miss Mary l.. Wilson, Maysville, Ky;
secondary, Mrs. Mildred J. Davis. Padu-
cab. KY; adult. Mr. Evan s. Rees. Louis
Vile. Ky; county and district officers
Mr.. c. ]. Nugent. Jr, Louisville. Ky.
l0-Bible study hour. Rev. +. y. Palmer.
n. u. Map Studies-Palestine and the
Wanderinss."
lo:6-"Enlarging the school" Mr. W.
Fred Long.
1l:05-Business. election Of officers. etc.
ll:30-"The Sunday School Organized
Mr.. w. c. Pearce.
Conference OF superintendents
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2-song service. Professor Z. o. Excel
leader
2I5-DevotonaL Rev. W @ Lang. PA
ducah
$3.50 Elementary work from the interna-
tional standpoint. Mr.. ". {. Pearce
2;45- Elementary work from the state
standpoint Rev. George A. Joplin.
elementary work from the standpoint
Of thu school. Miss Maude l. Dance.
opportunity For Training the Ele-
mentary Worker" Miss Mamie Lee Fray
Ser. Louisville. Ky.
3.45 -- Conferences Cradle roll. Mrs
Huston Quin. Louisville. Ky. beginners
Mrs. William Walker, Louisville. KY. pri-
mary Miss Katie Paine. Louisville. Ky,
juniors. Miss Mamie Lee Trayser.
Elementary luncheon.
FRIDAY EVENING.
but be we doors of the word and not
hearers only. deluling yourselves"
7:3)-Song service. Professor f o. Ex
cell leader.
7:45-Devotional. Rev A. NJ West Pa.
ducah. Ky.
S-"The Story-Its Place and Power
Miss Mamie Lee Frayser.
s:9l-"One Minute Expressions"
9-"The Bible In Action" Mrs. W. c
Pearce
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-31
Stale Convention viii Mesl al
Paducah
OCTOBER 20 TO NOVEMBER |.
Famous Musicians TO Be Present.
Among Noted Speakers Are W. Z.
pearee, Rev. r. N. Palmer, Rev. W.
Fred Long and Various state Lead.
ers and Oivines.

The Forty seventh Annual Conven
ton OF the Kentucky Sunday ,ciE-a
Association will be held In Puducuh
oct 20Nov. |. The state executivr
committee has put forth every effort
20 make this the greatest convention
ever held In the state. and IN foriniuc
the program has secured experts COY
cring every department Of SUNDAY
School endeavor. The pastor, the "a.
perintcndent. the teacher. the pupil. tie
parent. all who are In any way inter
ested In building ~ true citizenship
for our state nnd who desire g. have
the RICH, Influences come Into the lN,,
OF the boys aud girls will nnd som.
thin. helpful nj the various sessions
and conferences Of the convention
The music will he In charge ~ PRO
fcSSor T.. a. Excel Of Chicago. who
will have NJ his pianist Professor \
w. Roper Of Winoua Lake. Ind Tls.~e
two men led the music az the World
Sunday School Convention In Washing
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-31
Professor Roper. Pianist.

Professor A. w. Roper Of Winona
Lake, Ind. will be the pianist at the
State Convention Of the Kentucky
Sunday School Association, which will
be held In Paducah, Ky, Oct. 20-Nov
1. Mr.. Roper has been the accompa-
mist at all the great Sunday School
conventions held In America for the
last three years and during the sum
mer has been giving daily piano re"it
Mis- T.. and. erces Of thorsa nds 81 poopl.