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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
Nations Moral
Tone Suffers a
Reaction, Taft
(By Associated Press)

BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-The moral
tone and sacrifcial spirit of all the
people, which was distinctly elevated
during the war, has suffered a reac-
ton, declared former president Will
lam Howard Taft, in addressing the
Unitarian general conference today.
"And we are back again in the old
region of doldrums, where progress to
better things sees as slow as it was
before the war;" he concluded.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
EL CENTRIC TO
HAVE TEAM
IN VALLEY
LEAGUE

Some real 'pep' was put into the
baseball meeting at The Press office
last night, when several fans ana
players met for the second time to
discuss the possibility of organizing
team for this city and entering the
Imperial Valley Amateur Baseball
league this winter.
Jack Keppley and Cy Young, two
of the old-timers, were on their tip
Coes during the meeting and made
many suggestions that will prove
beneficial to the proposed team. Such
men as this pair will add considerable
material strength, as we'll as brain
matter, to the Ell Centre aggregation.
The following is the lineup ar
ranged by Keppley:
Catchers - Thompson and Rosen-
berg.
Pitchers-Young and Chick.
First Base-Smith and Hinkle.
Second Base-Fishback and Young.
Third Base-Cooper, Johnson and
Baker.
Shortstop-Slaughter and Tackett.
nterfield-Hatton and Young.
Leftfeld-Keppley and Robertson.
ightfield-Pratt and Cooper.
Extras - Gatewood, Skinner, and
others.
The Imperial Valley Amateur Base
ball league is now being organized and
the first meeting OF the respective
managers of the different teams will
be held in this city next week, and will
hold an election of officers.
Wick Maynard was selected to act
as temporary manager at last nights
meeting and will act in this capacity
until the team is fully organized, and
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
Hungary Facing
A Food Famine
(RY Associated Pressl

VIENNA, Oct. Is delayed in
transmission Food reserves i'm
Hungary have been depleted by
Rumanian seizures and have been
reduced to the danger point where
a crisis is threatened, according
to advices from the Hungarian
capital.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
To
DE estroy Oil
Tanks Fail
(By Associated Press)

SANTA ANA, Oct. 16. - At
tempts were made today to de-
strOy three oil tanks in the Brea
section, in the Orange county Gil
district, according to reports TO
their sheriff's office. Bombs con-
tanning dynamite were used, it is
believed. Slight damage was done.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
(By Associated Press\

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Louis Swift,
president of Swift & Company, today
issued a statement denying the
charges of the federal trade commits
sion, that the big packers by enlarg-
ing the scope of their business threat
en- to control the wholesale grocery
trade cf the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
Admiral Dead
(By Associated Press)

CHEYENNE, Oct. 16. - Rear-Ad-
miral Richardson Glover, retired, died
aboard a train west of Cheyenne to-
day, enroute from California to Wash
ington.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
STRIKING UNION
MEN TO BE FED
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16.-The
establishment of commissary to
benefit striking union men in the Bay
cities and eventually for those on
strike in all other Pacific coast cities,
has been decided ON and the first will
be opened within two weeks, accord
ing to union leaders today.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
Ratified Copy
OF Treaty Has
Reached Paris

PAklS. Oct. ia copy Of the
German peace treaty, signed by
hing George, after ratification by
the British parliament, has been
received in Paris, the Petit Paris
len announces.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
D'Anr7uuzio Wires Paris
(By Associated Press)

PARIS Oct 16Captan DAnnunzo message to
Cmenceau asking him
on from the allied governments making Fume a port.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
Con1pers Reported Better
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON Oct. 16.Samuel Gompers
Federation Labor who suffering exhaustion
reported somewhat improved physician
in bed
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
RUSS
[EG|ONS
CIRCLE
REDS
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(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
LONDON, Oct. To- Forced
back by the onslaughts of enemies
on four fronts, the armies of the
Soviet government of Russia ,p-
pear to be facing period preg-
nant with disaster.
General Denikine's Cossacks from
the south, Polish forces from the west,
with northwestern Russian legions on
tie northwest and northern Russian
troops on the north have, during the
past few days forged ahead until it
seems that the Bolshevik armies are
between the upper and the neither
millstones.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 16.-Lettish
forces fought their way across the
Duna river at Riga, the operations
there developing favorably, according
to a Libau dispatch.
LONDON, Oct. 16-An official COM
munication from Archangel claims
the Russians are pursuing the Bol-
sheviki in the direction of Omega
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
Washington, Oct. 16.---The Senate
voted down the amendment to
Treaty under which the German
rights to Shantung would revert
to China instead of Japan.
Strike Probe To End
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON Oct 16.-The to
end investigation the steel strike quickly possible probably
after hearing few witnesses. but without further visits
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
President Rests Easy.lAl'F}l',~l.
(Ry Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-President relieved
glanduar
good nights rest said bulletin issued today physicians
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
Uruguay Approves Treaty
(By Associated Press)

M0NTEVIDEO Oct Is (Delayed)Ihe Uruguay house
sntats today
Allies and Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16
NEW BUILDING
PROBABLE
FOR NEW

1t is probable that aenew building
will be constructed for the Ell Centre
postoffce. Just what location will be
determined on remains to be seen.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-16

Continued on Page Six
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-11-07
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% Miss Parker. the teacher of the Sill
yer Lake school, gave q basket social
Halloween night. The social was
not we'll attended, but everyone had
an enjoyable time. The baskets
brought 4$22.25. %7tTs 5s@ WI %,sr
Gilbert Peterson, Peter Becker,
William De Grave were visitors at
the eLuenae home Saturday r; s4@sss
- Mrs. Peter Becker was q Bemidji
visitor Wednesday. -.
William De Grave; was q Bemidji
business visitor Thursday ~n,.~ ~
Miss Elma Peterson, who is at
tending business college in Bemidji
was an over Sunday visitor with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs G.. Peterson,
returning Monday to- resume . her
studies. i - !. {. =. x - Z.
Mrs. August Luenae visited Friday
with her daughter. Mrs.. Coleman
Love, of Bemidji. :. .... 5- - ~ ~.
James Peterson from Wykoff
Mimi, is visiting at the home Of his
uncle; and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert Peterson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey
moved to: Bemidji Tuesday, where
they Will: make their home. - Mr..
Bailey has accepted. a. position as
chiefsof police. /. c::5# - ~. :.
Charles Becker from Lancaster,
Wis, is visiting at the home of his
uncle, Philip Becker>.and family.
T.: Charles Hedglin, Myron Saddler
and Lloyd Swedberg are working on
the telephone line. They are putting
in new poles and we expect to have
a good lie in the near future.
Miss Alice Butler, the teacher in
the Buena Vista school, will give a
program and pie social in the school
house Saturday evening, November
Is. Everybody come and. have a
good time. Girls, be sure and bring
pies. r.. -. $500
= Alexander Rygg of Wilton was a
Bemidji visitor. While there he had
some dental work done.
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The, snow storm makes our, roads
bad, neither sleighing or wheeling.
Ladies Aid met at Mrs. G. Nelson s
on Last "Wednesday with a: large
attendance.
The Nelson Bros. and N. Annson
were in Bemidji one day last week:
Woodford Bros erected a bridge
across the Sandy river at the washed
out dam.
Our school teacher, Mrs. Clausin,
was on. the sick list for a day.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23
La INFLuENzA
-(YIene az Ia Tercera PIanal

(Vienn de la Tercera Pianal
manera que todos Sc cuiden del indi-
viduo que tose b estofnuda sin cubrir-
Sc la hoca y la naris. Els igualmente
importance huir de las aglomeraciones
de genie, y de lugares NAL ventilados,
hasta donde sea possible. Convene
~conservar bien ventllados. los hoga-
res los despachos, las oficinas publi-
cas-, los talleres, etc, emplear parte
del TEMPO cuando menos al aire Iibres
Ola cor dfa; al dirigirse all .trabajoy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

derrick p. Champ, de Nueva York, v
A. II. Vautief y Charles =. Beury, de
Filadelfia- Otro de los afribos fue
Miss Elisabeth Marbury, trabaiado-
ra cfvica y social. y la inica secreta-
ria mujer en- la orden de los Caba-
lleros de Colon. Mrs. e. w. Fowler,
cuyo esposo es I'm Mayor en- ell Cuer-
20 de Motores de Transportation;
Lord Duiisany. poeta y dramaturgo
Irlandes, y Lady Dunsany,
Lord Dunsany, que Sc ha conquis-
tado un puesto i-mperecedero Of el
mundo del drama, lego a este pals con
SUI esposa para dar una serie de con-
ferencias en- los dos meses que per
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

hacer la caminata a pie, ST fuere posi-
BILE; procurar, en- n palabra, respi-
rar la mayor cantldad possible de ARE
puro.
Aunque algo mas diflcil de conse-
guirlo, puede evitarse aslmismo la
transmission. indirecta de la influenza;
No Sc de Ia maf0 al saludar; h1ya-
Sc de estaurantes, de los expendfdos
de sodas, y etros iugafes semejantes
on que 81 aseD bfille poi. sus ausen-
cia; evftese 81 uso comuns de los vases
para beber IiguiaDs, asf como el de
las toallas fdas rodillo, sobre todo,D
insistase en- "a obserTancia dc medt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23
Il EsraDo coNsrlPADo

El comienzo de cast todas las enter
medadeB graves es 81 estado constf
pado. 81 listed quiere g0zar de bUe-
ma salud, mantenga sus intestinos en-
buen orden. La mejor de 10
grar este es imediante la propia die
ia Y tbpen ejrcicio, pero, en- algunos
leasog, Sc necesitan medioinas, y GUAR
do pasa este encontrara Vd que son
excelentes Ia Tablets de Chamber
lain. Son de efectos suayss Y "a
cilessy agradabies de TOM Haga
la lprueba. Solo cnasta ~
De yenta en- todas pare
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

Entire los ~recientes arribos a los
Estados Unidos a bordo de La Fran
cep Sc hallaban los p~ersonajes ante.
riormente ilustrados, Mahmoud Pa
cha, iefe del partido revolucionario
Egipcio. Ell ha yenido con Ell fin de
procurar que Ell gobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos a Egiptp Co
mo un estado independents. Otros
arribos fueron. Helephan Del Pak, d.
rector general de la Inca Francesa,
Y su esposa e hija; Ell DR.. James u.
Barton, de la Comisi6n Americana de
Ayuda en- 81 Cercano Oriente. Otros
de la comitiya de Ayuda que regresa-
ron con 81 fueron c. v. Vickery, FIRE.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

idas sanitarias en- los establecimien-
Itos ~indicados; insfstase igualmente
len la ~ejecuci6n por las autoridades
.'respectiyas, de los re~glanentos de Sd
Inidad ~aprobados para aplicar q tales
Iestablecimientos pdblic0s; todas esr
tas medidas que son de utilidad, q
fin de que el individuo pueda preca-
verse contra Ia infection. Una prae-
tica mas general de elias, contribui-
rs. en- mucho a evltar la propagation
de cualquiera enfermedad ~contagiosA.
La prevention en- contra de Ia in
fluenza depehde en- gran parte de POI
,ner en- nbactica 10 que debe reastf-
'mirse en esta palabra solasSLiMPlE-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23
ArnNcln AfAzAR

Ia sehorita Fra lseuita de salas
Atencio, de santa Cruz. " Ell joven
Ramon Sala2ar de Chamita; SO unie-
ron en- lazos de flores, ell microbes
pasadO en- la Cathedral de San Fran.
eiscO Aetuaron como padrinos la Sra
Refugio Oiguin de Salazar y Hliseo
Salazar. La n0yia es hija de don
Francisco Atencio v espesa, de Santa
Cruz, 81 novio es in ioven comercian4
to de Chhmital
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

manecerA aqul. Por primera vez sa-
ludar a los editores y admiradores
de su Obra, poraue es aquf donde
sus magnificos dramas de imagina-
ci0n han sido mejor recibido y meior
representado. Para Ell mundo inte-
ligente Lord Dunsany es el tercero de
Ia trilogfa de poetas del rengacimien-
to irlandes, siendo los otros dos w.
B. Yeats y j.. M. Synge. Lord Dun
sany eg uno de los mas antiques tt
tulos de Irlanda y Ia Gran Bretana,
puea es ell decimo octave poseedor
de tai tftulo creado en- 1889.
Las conferencias, cientificas. lite
rarias, sociales, de arte. etc, abunda-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

ran en- los Estados Unidos durante
ei pr0ximo ~lhyiern0, y va comienza 81
pals a verse invadido pOr notablida-
des de fama mundial venidas de dis
tintas parties del mundo. Esoritores
ilustres de uno y otfo sexo, dramatur-
COS, cientifieos, todos han llegado 0
estan para liegar b d objeto de REL
velafnos lag ultimas inaravillas de
la c%iencia, dc Ie~yantarnos en- alas de
ST paIabra d los cielos del arte, de
darnos la seduction de los fofmidables
problemas que agitan a las mofer-
nos sociedades, Todos son bien CO.
nocidos, pOr 10 que Sc dara a todoe
ellos la mas cordial b~ienvenida-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23
IUUlpA vNLADA.

I'm party fie dado Ell yiernes en- Ia
noche on Ia casa reHidencia de la Sra.
a. s. Aivord on honor dc hu sobrina
la sra. Clarita Abeytia de Chavez,
y sus dos simpaticas hijas las se-
loritas Melinda y Stella. que re ha-
Ian dc vista en- esta capital. Sc
lhAllaban presentes ounce parejas.
Las hespedes fueron 9tendidas por las
seaoritas lisa Hernandez Y Nellie Mar
tinez, primas dc y Sra CHAVEZ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23
Ell REy ALFONsO XVII vIsiTARA
AMERICA LA PRoxlmA PRi-
MAVERA

MADRID. EspanasAOctubre 12.
''El IMPARTIAL nho & los 6rganos
mas c~aracterizados de Ia prensa de es-
Ia villa, publica en- su edicion de hoy
la noticia que, dice haber recogido en-
fuehtes que le merecen TODD cr6dito,
dando cuenta de- que Su Majestad ell
Rey Don Alfonso XVII de Espana.
hara una vista al Nuevo Mundo, Ia
pr6xima primavera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23
Aviso.
Tstado de- Nuexo Mexico, Condado
do Santa Re en- la C6rte do Pruebas.
En- Litigio n
FL Estado de Manuel Roybal y
Lopez,
NE TTfrodA AH"NI r44

ADpcI, "tH
Finado.
"a uulenes cOncierna, y a Esqripu'
,iita Roybal, viuda sobreyiyiente, jose
4AA Roybal, Pedro R0ybal, margarine
3Roybal Epir9epio Roybal, guardian de
sns ninos nlaAores. Adelina, jose Flu.
senE0, Juanft& Il Nicolas, EustRanio Ro-
nero. cecilia Romero, Petroiifia Ro-
nero Lujhn Rbeaura Romero@K njan,
fSenayda R0yb0L. Iosefita ROyBai Ami
cet0 R03bal, herederbs n ~guardiAnes
del Estado de Manuel Roybal y lopez,
finado.a
Ustedes ysuada uno de istedes son
por estAs notificadOs que Ia arriba
mencionada corte ha fijado Ell dfa 81
do Novlembre, 1919, a las 10 de Ia ma
mana del ante dicho dfa en- lascAmarh
de esta casa de cortes de dicho Con
dado de Santa Fe vi Estado de Nue.
vQ Mexico para at examen v audencia
az. una Detici0n para ia a~probaci0n
de la Ultima Voluntad y Testamento
de Manuel Roybal v Lopez finado.
protocolado en- esta oficina, " listed
y cada uno de uetedes estan p0f es-
tas notificados de estar ~presentes y
hagan 81 testim0nip que tengaf. que
hacer en- dicho examen y audencia en-
pro D %encontra de la abrobaei6h de
dicho intrumento como la Ultima Vo-
Iluntad y T~estamentO del dicho flnadO.
ALFREDO LUCERO,
Escribano de Gondado elHCon-
dado de Santa Re, Nuevo Next
CO..
Por FRED LOPEZ.
'18 de .Octubre, 1919
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23
EL TRTADo pE pAx FuE ApRoBA.
20 v eOMETlDo AZ EMRE-
RAD0R

y Toxic, Octubre fS.4Ei gOnebi0 pri-
bgado apfDb0 Va Ell tfatado de paz y
10 ha aomelfdo al E2npefhdof para
y r~atifieaci0h
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

uNsdep aeds tensr ia mas H. MFmKfT7k f4echa de- la Malta y Ldpbol
ma caHdad de forma enteray nsfWWf]M Mas Mebr a un prMo a LEI
Rroda Eiaborac6n de costara sdo zoe. Ell naon1
Up. NO DEBE APENARsE-HAoA susPRoPIA cERVEzA EN- sU CASA
Nusstra Prsparasi6h Dc idpuio espsdslnsnte Prsparado ss q mejor pal
ra proposltos de behldas del hogaf. PtobarA ser Ia lneDr bebida vigorzal
dora tcnleC. is hseha Dc los inersdisntss mas pur0s sstisfastOnos
P0r miles 10 que prgeba que nusstta preparation Is y rslOr en- q msrsado
que satHaGa d listed mepra #HN
Nuestro tempo De ysnts = my iirtado La ley prchIbra Ia verta
"eiAbofaci6nA def hogar' mfentras dua y aEnacene tanto como puedaa All
recbo de $500 le envfarshos tngredlentes los cuaes lie hanzn cinco gaIones
de la verdadefa bebida que satsfacefa q Udy la ciase cn Ia RIGA espuma y ell
verdadero SAILOR de cerveza. Tambien 10 enviaremos a I'd. ehteras insWuc
clones para hacer eta ceVeza, &H8
LA oFERTA ESPECIAL Es RUENA TAN SOLO 30 DIAs
tngredIentes pAra hacer2 20 gaiones de la verdadera csrvezal por tan solo
$3.50 listed ahotrorA $3.50. Como hasta Ia presshte nj existe nngina.
ley que prohba ell envo de nhestro ingredIente de "eaborae6n del hogar"
Nd contehe hinudn alcohol FL nlsno es produchdo dnicanente en- Ell pre-
Ia behida do confofmidad con las InstnucciOnes que lk enviamos a ID
las cuaHes pusden ser facfmente seguidas.~
Envie u orden hoy mismo para pronta entrieaa y nosotros LIE GARAN
TlzAMOS TonA SATISFACTION. 8&f
NuaEro TbT0 nsno de foTnuTas da6doIs Tn5fraccT0nss para 6aEer HwhIs
key, cerveza, who's, uoorss de fantasia y anuardentes h sera envado
porte pagadc al reebc de $500 en- effective O. money order).
S"'sT MICHIGAN Wt3oIEsALg HOME BREW SUPPLY Cd.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

pirUan toda correspondence al
ed FRANsWoRTHA AVE. DETROIT, MICH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

Nuestro lbro Heno de formulas dandoIe Tn6frdcoIones para hateF EWhls
porte paaado al reeIbo de 500 en- elective o (money order.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-23

listed, puede tensr Ia mas n
na calldad de lorna entera y
n.--ta EF-t&~.4fEL
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17

Addition; thence East to Main street; thence North to the corporation line; thence East to Shepherd street; thence South to Bacon street; thence West to Ohio street; thence South to the Corporation line; thence West to Pecan street. the point of beginning.
 Sec. 9 Any person. firm or corpora tion violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and shall, upon con viction, be fined in any sum not less than $l5 % nor more than $l5 00 for each violation. and each day any such person, firm or corporation shall con duct or carry on Livery stable or Sales stable or Dairy at which cows are kept or fed within said limits, shall be deemed a separate offense.
 Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage.
 July 9th. 1919 J. T. Crenshaw. j. T. Crcnshaw, Mayor Protem
 Recorder
 Published July IT. 1919.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
B. Y. P. U.

Program for next Sunday: Subject, Where is the Soul Be tween Death and the Resurrection" Song, God Will Take Care of You" Leader, Mrs. w. s. Daniel Scripture reading. Luke l6:19-3l Misses Bessie and Agnes Courson Prayer. C. NJ. Measel Introduction. by leader Soul Sleepers. Mrs. J. F. Delaney The Doctrine of Purgatory.
 F. L. Johnson Death and the Resurrection,
 A. B. Riley Special music
 The Soul with Christ,
 Bernice Courson Poem recited by Mrs. Bierbaum The Happiness of the Dsemhodied Spirit" T. H. Jordan Song. T Need Thee Every Hour" X
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
To Regulate Liv. les, Sale Stables d Diaries

ae conducting of Livery les stables and Diaries tock is kept and fed, ain parts of the City of srk. , is detrimental to the rests and comfort of the hereof. therefore:
 by the City Council of lDermott. Ark.
 it shall be unlawful Vrm or corporation to h or carry on any Liv- liable or Diaries at
 sept or fed. within the
 bounded as follows,
 E at the intersection 1ndary line of the Cor can street and running can street to Daniels Vest to Alma street; , Iowa street; thence freet; thence North to Drnor of Daniels Second
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17

NO newspaper can succeed with " out advertising, therefore VI ,olicit the patronage of our readen pr those who by their advertising lelp to make this paper possibla
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Report of the Condition
 of the Dermott Bank & Trust Co.
at Dermott, Chicot County, Arkansas, at the close of busincss June 30,
 1919.

at Dermott. Chicot County, Arkansas,
 at the close of business June 30,
 1919.
 RESOURCES Loans and discounts -...--..-- ----S 24i 4:sl. .s9 Loans real estate ...--4.- 2li 439.35 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 642o5 U $. Bonds l76o0.00 Other bonds and securities. including state warrants, county and city scrip 20 73obl Furniture and fixtures l00.0 Banking house -...--........-....-.-sa.- s1Uo.eQ Items in transit on sundry banks AS.16 Cash items ..........-...--. 2.o02. 2S Cash and due from reserve banks - se75.75 Total .......--...... 5l5. s29 ss
 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid up p.-.---.-.--S 50.O co Surplus fund certified n,0Oo oa Undivided profits. net .-....s........--. 2l67 Bills payable .....-...... sOo0o00 Savings accounts ....... lS572s6 Dividends unpaid .................. GOO Indiv vidual deposits. including
 public fund. 3oi, ,oe00s Due to Reserve Agent Banks S.2S5s Time certificates of deposit i0 A2.5I Cashier g Cheeks. s54.76 Total amount of all classes de
 posits AS above shown Job, suN.Sl Net deposits (after deducting amount on which more than per cent is paid ns shown above ......-.......=...--.- 3e5. 4os.3l Total ....... ............--..--.. : 5I5.i2s ss State of Arkansas. ss County of Chicot oo' We H. Thane President and G. A Franklin. Cashier. of the above named Bank. do solemny swear tha, the above statement is to the best of our knowledge and belief. H. Thane. President. c. A. Franklin Cashier. Attest
 ]. C. Hoffman Henry Bordeaux K. r. Stinson
 Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth day of July. 1919. My commission expires Feb. II. 1923. tSEALl Henry Caster Notary Public.