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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
1000 Killed by
Cyclone in India

Karachi. British India, Oct. 25.-
(AP)-Brief details of the disaster
caused by cyclonic storm in the
Persian Gulf confirm the early re-
ports Of great loss of life and the
destruction of many small vessels.
Dispatches to the Daily Gazette
say that 1000 persons persisted in
the cyclone, which was accompanied
by an earthquake and other disturb
ances.
The Pearl fishing fleet was almost
entirely swept out of existence, more
than 200 boats being sunk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Skidding Auto
Kills 3 in Vermont

Rutland Vt, Oct. 25-(AP)-Frank
Morello of Ludlow. railroad section
foreman, was killed and his three
companions were injured today when
an automobile skidded from tile road
and struck tree at Dandy. Frank
Ferrante of Wallingford and Charles
Mills of Florence are in hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
! sCurtailrnent
Smuggling
V Youth Atlantic

n 4 &c, wst; !, a:5-(AP)-In an an.
3 isaay gPa .o1 law Observance
eanm N, Lar ar Admiral F.. C. Bill
.'s ccssss, noa9f of the United
% ~ s an, declared that his
\ asainst NY virtually in a state of
q - NM. ne e rum ships" At q
y y hsisssc,.al fremont Temple he
n stianptsS / where rum-runners
y MI 10 . ram destroyers and
n y tie N ors smuggling of IL
u ~, t so Atlantic Sea he
1t ma tremendously curtailed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Wire Poles Blown
Down at Lowell, Mass.

Lowell, Mass, Oct. 25-(AP)-
Several electric light and telephone
poiea We're knocked down in various
secthens of Lowell by todays storm
but the damage was rapidly being
rectifed tonight. The city generally
escaped any i'll effects from the
storm. e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Snow and Rain
Holds at Bangor

Bangor, Me-, Oct. zo-.Ai ~
nrst snowstorm Of the season y,
Bangor began before dayp pre- turn, nm
continued for some hours, ,n1 70 fail
ing to rain. which con', Tau M dam
heavily all day. ,ort ads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Nationalist in
German Cabinet Quit

Berlin, Oct. 25.-(AP)-The Ma
tionalist members of the German
cabinet resigned today. They are
Herr Schiele, minister of the in
terror. DR.. Won Schlieben, minister
of finance, and DR.. Albert Nieuhaus.
minister of economics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
House Razed at Bayonne

Bayonne. N. J.. Oct. 25.-(AP)-
After an all night rain and wind
storm the wind reached such velo-
city this afternoon that a newly
completed two story house was
wrecked. No one was in the build
in-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern New England - Partly
cloudy and colder, possibly snow fur
ries in north portion Monday; Tues
day snow or rain.
Southern New England - Mostly
fair and colder Monday; Tuesday
rain.
Eastern New York-Generally fair
and colder, except probably snow
fiurries in extreme north portion
Monday; Tuesday rain in south and
rain or snow in north portion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Score Hurt, Many:
Homes Wrecked
In Pike County
Alabama ].
II SO

Relief Workers and
:. Supplies Rushed to
Several Communities
Hospitals Taxed
Many H oIm e lie IS
Sheltered i'm Town
of Troy Terrific
Sw eep of w ind
Rushes to Southeast
ward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Local Static Report

Seven to 10 p. M.-Radio receiving
conditions were very poor last eve
ming, with no volume. Saturday eve
ming was also very poor. Portland
was the only station fairly good.
WGY, Schenectady, could be heard
at times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
FiguerO-Larrain
President of Chile

Santiago, Chile. Oct. 25.-tAP)-
Emilio Figeuro- Larrain, who has
been elected president of the repub-
lie to succeed Arturo Alessandri. re-
signed, will take office December %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
New Bedford HIT

New Bedford, Mass, Oct. 25-(AP)
"A southerly gale struck this city tlIs
afternoon. Blinds and skylights were
ripped from houses and wires were
carried down in some places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity -
Monday fair and colder: Tuesday
partly cloudy. probably local show
ers; diminishing westerly winds be-
coming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-26
Two Drowned, Big
Property Loss in
and Near N. Y.
Harbor

II Coal Barges Adrift
Near Staten Island
and 6 Off Perth Am
boy = Huge Smoke
stack Topples to
Traffic with No Cas-
ualties Scores of
Trees Felled in Cen
trail Park = Winds
Force Terrific
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
TEREsITA AUGER
UN MAESTRO.

Aver Sc encontraba en- San -uan
la muy culta Y talentosa DANA
vegaltena, sonora Teresita Anger.
Vino ella a presentar sus credi-
tos de estudios secundarios para
ser admitida en- Ia Universidad de
Puerto Rico, donde tomara un cur
so normal.
Despues de terminar sus gestio-
nes, la sonora Anger fue a obser-
var el trabajo legislative v mientras
estuvo en- ell salon de la Camara
cambio impresiones sobre feminis-
mo con ell Representante Dones.
Aver mismo la sonora Anger re-
greso a Vega Alta donde tiene su
residencia.
Reciba nuestro saludo tan distin
guida y culta dana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
GoBTERNO MUNICIPAL
DE
LAJAs, PUERTO RICO
oFIc1NA DEL ALcALDE
ANuNc1o DE sUBAsTA
Julio /, de 1925.

Julio /, de 1925.
Proposiciones en- phegos cerra
dos para La adjudication en- pnbii-
ca subasta de las obras de ICONS
TRUCCIoN DE UNA EsCUELA
DE MADEIRA DE UN SALON EN-
Ell BARRIo COSTA (sALINAs)
DE LAJAs, P. r., cuyo presupues
to aprobado asciende MIL CUA-
TRoCIENTos sEsENTA Y Qua
TRO-091O0 DOLLARS Isl, ,46L09.
Sc admitiran en- esta oficina hasta
las DOS de la tarde del dia 20 dc
Julio de 1925, en- que Sc abf' an
publicamente. Todos los datos ne
cesarios Sc daran en- esta oficina
donde Sc encuentran de manlnesto
los documentos que han de regir el
contrato, y podran recoger los hci-
tadores los pianos y modelos de
proposicioneS que han de presentar,
mediante nm dep6sito de DIEz do
liars (S1O que seran reembolsa-
dos al ser devueltos dichos docu-
mentos en- Ell plazo de veinte dias
despues de efectuada Ia subasta.
La administrator Sc resetya cl
derecho de rechazar cualquiera o
todas Las proposiciones Y cl de ad-
judicar ell contrato bajo otras con-
sideraciones Que las del precio So
lamente''.
Juan Ortiz ToRo,
Alcalde.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
AuInent0 Diez
Libras en- q dias.

Esto significa reposici6n. Ninos,
mujeres Y hombres raquiticos pue-
den convertirse en- POGO tempo en-
fuertes saludables- con solo to-
mar Pastillas compuestas de aceite
de higado de bacalao de Nc COY.
Estas pastillas azucaradas Y sin
sabor poseen todas las vitaminas
contenidas eli e1 repulsivo aceite,
de olor a pescado crudo, y son tan
agradabres de tomar como chupar
un caramelo; jamas afectan ell es-
tonnage, por delicado que este sea,
y son tan efcaces en- el verano CO..
mo en- invierno.
Una sonora aument6 10 libras en-
p dfas; usted puede aumentar es-
te peso tambien.
Preg1ntele a su boticario sobre
las pastillas de aceite de higado de
bacalao de Mccoy. Todos los fras-
quitos llevan la formula instruc-
cones para tomarlas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
Honor a quien
honor merece
DON RAMON sAND1N.

Mr. Sandin ha sido trasladado.
Ell lector seguramente no sabe
de quien Sc trata. Y mas que or
guiloso me siento al traer las
paginas de este diario ell nombre
dc don Ramon Sandfn, uno de los
:nspectores de escuelas mas COM
petentes con que cuenta ell Depar-
tamento de instruction de Puerto
Rico
Como die va, Mr.. Sandin ha ST.
do ascendido otro distrito. Des-
pues de una ardua labor de cinco
alos en- ell distrito escolar de Cia-
les. el departamento premia los
valiosos servicios de este efcien-
tisimo funcionario, ascendiendoie
a otro distrito de mayor catego-
ria. Es uno de nuestros triunfado-
res, como dice muy bien Don Juan
b. Huyke.
Gales debe estar lleno de penn
por la ida de Mr.. Sandin. Para
hablar de 10 mucho que ha hecho
por el progreso escolar de Gales
el distinguido inspector, necesi-
tariamos muchas cuartillas, pero
vamos resenar a 10 hgero algo,
en- honor al referido funcionario.
Gracias a sus esfuerzos, en- CO.
laboracion con las demas autori-
dades escolares, ell nGmero de es-
cuelas graduadas de ingles, conso-
lidadas Y rurales fueron aumenta-
das en- gran numero en- La muni-
| cipalidad, dando asf cabida CEN
tenares de niTos que estaban sin
clase. Muchos comedores escolares
Sc establecieron, gracias a sus es-
fuerzos, donde los infelices nifos
campesinos cuyos padres vivian
en- la miseria, encontraban un ali
mento para poder continuar suS
cstudios. En- todas las campanas
que Sc han celebrado en- ell distrito,
Ell ha sido ell alma mater, hasta el
extreme de que ell distrito de Cia-
les es uno de los que Gamma la
vanguardia en- instruction. Para
resumir diremos que todo 10 bue-
no que hay en- Gales, en- cuanto a
10 escolar Sc refiere, Sc lie debe a
Mr.. Sandin.
Una cosa hay que admirar en-
Ell. Su trato Y comportamiento con
los maestros. Mr.. Sandin es ell ami
go del maestro, es el compaiiero,
que va la escuela a amman al
maestro, a darle consoles, a esti-
riularle en- el trabajo y a ensenar-
lie como deben hacerse las cosas.
Una cosa tiene el Y es esta: FL es
muy celoso del cumplimiento de su
deber y exige que ell maestro sea
un fiel cumplidor de sus deberes.
I 70 me atrevo asegurar que ell
cuerpo de maestros de Gales haria
todo 10 que esta a su alcance por
que Mr.. Sandin no Sc alejara de
las fertiles Y pintorescas campinas
Cialenas porque saben todo 10 que
el vale, 10 que representa-, 10 que
! significa.
No sabemos aun a que distrito
vaya Mr.. Sandin. Valiosa adquisi-
ci6n hara el pueblo donde vaya
porque contara con un ciudadano
;ntachable que dara realce a la So
ciedad. Y los maestros que ten
dram la dicha ell .ano proximo de
tenerle como jefe, les felicitamos
de antemano porque van a traba-
jar bajo las ordenes de un superior
que es todo amor para ell maestro,
conpanerismo Y justo en- sus ac-
tuaeiones.
UN MAESTRO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-02
A AVIS()
Advt.

A quien puede interesar, Sc
Ie informa, que a partir del
primero de julio, estaran va
cantes, una plaza de M6dico
de Beneficencia con So, 10000
anuaIes, Farmaceutico Munich
pal con 81, 900. 90 anuaIes. En-
fermera graduada con $4,000
y enfermera auxiIiar con $24O.
Dirija su soIicitud al
Director de Beneficencia
Box IS, Naguabo, P, r.
Advt.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
1926 Church League Schedule

First chrlstian-Dundee Methodist Epis-
eopa
0livet Baptist South side Christian
Pearl Methodist Episcopal-First Meth
odIst Ep sccnsi
ParRNsle PRESBYTERIAN fbye).
May 23.
First Christian south Sids Christian,
0i4Net Baptist clifton Hi Presbyterian
ParkVaie Pfesbyt rlsu-first Methodist
Episcopal
Dundee Methodist Episcopal-Flrst Pres.
byterisn
Pearl Methodist Episcopal fbye)
MsN ~ tTwiIigh).
Pearl Methodist Episeopal South SIDE
Christian
First ChrlsfIan-Cllfton III Preshttsfian
farkvale Presbyterian Dundee Method ~
Fps opal
oi4Yei Banfsf First Presbyterian
fafst Methodist Episcopal lbyek
June &.
fearl Methodist Episcopal Dundee
Methodist Episcopal
First Cbrisfian-Flrst Presbyterian.
FIRST Methodist Episcopal clifton Hi
Presbyterian
PetkvsIe Presbyterian South side chris
tan
olivet Baptist fhve)
June I2.
Parkvsle resbyterisn-tifton Hill Pres
hYferian.
Dundee Methodist Episcopal South Side
Christian.
Pearl Methodist Episcopsi Presby-
terrain.
ollYet Baptist First Methodist Episcopal
First Christian tbyel.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Hollocher's Case
Peculiar One

Charley Hollocher - ore of the
most peculiar men in baseball He
looks healthy enough. but apparently
he verges on being a neuras,henic.
For years he has coddied himself
convinced himself that he could not
stand the grind Of baseball.
Il appears that Hollocher becom es
afflicted with nervousness. which
brings on attacks OF acute indiges-
ton.
This winter he worked himself into
good condition and begun practicing
with the sandlot boys in 81. Louis.
While taking it easy he felt splendid.
When he began to work hard his IN
digestion came back.
That convinced him he was
through as big league ball PLAYER.
He notified killefer that he would
not be able to play this year.
The sad part Of il is that Hollocher
is really great star-one Of the best
shortstops 10 appear since the i'm.
mortal Hans Wagner.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
SAYS
SHOCKER IS BEST

\ various umpire who. for obvious
reasons, does not wish TO be quoted.
was asked recently 10 name the best
pitcher in the American league. With.
out hesitation he named Urban
Shockei.
Whv -. Louis should have let him
get away Is still mystery 20 some
and not The faifesf shadow of a mys.
terry q others. Who claim 10 know
that Shocker and Sisler did not get
along well, that Shocker got on less
with The owner of the club. Phil Bail.
and that Shoeker IS hoping TO get a
chance 20 pitch in ar least one world
series
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
lowa State Will Enter Crack Two-Mile
Relay Team in Annual Drake Games

ing to present Indications will he
one Of the fastest athletes IN Amer.
lea over the half-mile and mile di>.
tanccs before he completes his
three years OF track work NJ Iowa
State college
" the Illinois indoor meet Con.
ger ran the mile in l:si over n
heavy track. lie turned In an
equally good performance NJ the
Kansas city Athletic club indoor
meet earlier In the season. when he
stepped the haif mile In lt5s. and
he should show the fans a great
race when he runs his section Of the
tuo'miic relay at the Drake meet.
Meeker. Greeulee. Crawford an,
Rnrnlson are all veterans. capable ol
holding their own In any company
aud Amcs cohorts ara counting on
them 10 win first honors In The Two
mile cNent
The Drake relay record " 75e u,
fer tho I'VE mile race Is now held h,
Anes. aud has stood since l9et sine,
the establishment of ihr Drake meet
The Cyclones have heen consistent
winners ~ fhc two mile rcn, rare
and tho dopestsrs are etins them 3
hish ratins 10 Irpeat TINS year
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
RDAY, APRIL Is.
Thirty -secOnh and Dewey

Thirty second and Dewey.
p m Dundee Presby terian sun day
Sch hool-f First Christians sunday School.
p m: Harding Creamery Omaha Ma
uonal Banks.
?. N First ~ y. Dundee Methodists
p. m; Iten Biscuits Baker Ice Ma
Fontenelle Park.
=. m. Pearl 81. T. sunday School
Dietz n sunday school
= ,. m; Guarantee Fund IAfss-oYerlsnd
f1mwood East crounds).
m First Christians-ollyet Baptisir.
p. m; Aismlte Creamery oma ha
RIveryiew Park.
p m, South side christian Sunday
ghool ] mmauuel Papftsls.
y. m Omaha Prints First National
Fimwood West cround..
p. M farkysies Pearl VI. r
= ?. IN. : 5 ehrlstlsns-cllfton HIN
Athletic Park.
p. m; Wheeler sunday School Han
scom Park sunday school
P m cudahy Packing co.-u. L.
Freight Accounts
Munv Beach
p m North Side Christians Sunday
Sc hool lowe Avenue Haptists
p n. ebraska Power Co. Northwest
~ f>DAN. APRIL 10.
Thirty second and Dewey.
~ .4o p ~ Anetisan business COLLEGE
30 p m Knlehts Of Columbus W God
men or the World
Miller Park.
20 =. m; L. 7. SHOPS Polish Athletic
Fonteneiie Park
,a. n M. Albright Merchants BHse-
be II Headaun rter~
$50 p. ma Murrhy-Did It--Drlvs-It-
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Flickertail Grid
Coach Resigns

Grand Forks. y. D., April 1.-THE
resignation Of Edgar Dutch Hou-
ser varsity basket ball coach and as
sistant line coach in football at the
University of North Dakota, has
rendered his resignation to the ath-
letic authorities at the Flickertail
school and will leave Immediately.
1Iouser came to North Dakota last
fall, assisting in the work during
the football season and then taking
the task of trying 10 develop a bas-
ket ball team out OF the green Kodak
cage material
lie will go TO Omaha. Neb- where
he will abandon coaching for the
commercial field.
No successor has been selected to
fill the vacancy on the coaching
staff. although PAU ]. Davis. head
Of the physical department, states
that he has hope of landing man
whom he has wanted at North Da-
kota for some wears
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
BETTING HEAVY
ON QUATRAlN

A good many thousands OF dollars
Will he wagered on Qnatrain. the
chestnut colt by Omar kayyam, out
Of Bonnie Mary. before the barrier
goes up for the Kentucky derby.
The colt Is fast and seems 20 be
able to adapt itself to any track.
whether the going Is hard or muddy.
Il has beaten all opposition offered
so far. but there has not been very
much class TO that opposition. bar
ring Chllowee. who VAS overweighed
and under form.
Quite coneeivably Quatrain may
Win the Kentucky derby and thou
sands OF dollars for Mr.. Johnson.
But 1t seems a bit peculiar that
the betting public should be so tre-
mendously for the colt when its
greatness is potential rather than
actual
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
DETROIT WANTS
GOLF TOURNEY

Having recently been presented
with a gift Of s4so 600 for a public
golf course by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
II. Rackham, It Is expected that De
troit viii make bid for the 1926
national public links championship.
with every prospect Of having Il ae-
cepted by the L. s. G. A. Detroit
has a further claim TO the event,
since 1t is the home OF James D
Standish. jr.. a member Of the exeen-
tive committee Of the I. 6. G. A.
and chairman OF the national public
links tourney.
The trophy FOR which the public
links golfers compete was donated by
standish, who Is regarded as father
OF the municipal golf Since the
scene Of this years championship IS
in the east. the plan OF rotation fol-
lowed by the L. S. c. A. IN tho award
ing events will take the 1928 tourna.
ment into the middle west.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Amateur Schedule for April 1873

RiVerNieM Park.
30 p. N Kaiman Insurance Agency
Gibson Handlers
30 ,. Alnton Merchants s-Ianda
Funeral Home
Athletic Park.
20 p. m Castle Hotel South Orna ha
Juniors.
s.3e p. IN Paxton Billiards
Christie Heights.
Ia 3. m Christ child Centers Snnd
biad Insurance.
Muny Beach.
10 p. IN. Y. n. h Case Land
seapes
3,ao D. m; standard Laundry Schneider
FlpetrtgS
Brown Park tSeventeenth and w sts)
80 p N 9pen nE dsy celebration.
10 y. IA Brown Park Merchants
South Omaha Merchants
Carter Lake Club.
ssn p. M sam Filsx-earfsr T.be club
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

- WIN ifhH iouaN Ine amateur
leagues schedule viii be blown of. All
ne teams are all set and ready to go
Of The American league viii start play
on this date.
Manager Dode Hubatka of the C.. B.
< @. team Of the American league used
u PLAYERS in last Sundays practice game
aga inst lie Janda Funeral Home. The
The fact that the raIlroaders used So
many PLAYERS accounts for the defeat.
Emil Schneider. manager of the
schneider Electrics Of the Metro league
1as 1l io19 s9ed twirlefs in Garyey. Provost,
Zap and MeGreary
" sham Badura. last season with the
contract with The Woodmen OF the World
Badura is one OF the handiest men with
the STICK IN amateur baseball.
:. Leo re1dirtz. catcher with the Janda
Funeral Homo. is doing first rate behind
The platter for the Embalmers Last sea
s92 was LeQ's first year at the haelsstop-
h,nt ping leb II was at the advice Of his
hinther, l9ode. who is now with Ashley lille
~ - that the Younger member Of the
Pezdirtz family took up catching.
The Guarantees defeated the First Ma
,,,l,',. ,lonsi tanks. - 70 o. last week in a
piactlee game at Miller park. specta Gu
tees infield and the heavy stick work OF
the Insurance sluggers who collected Is
s'ie blows featured the contest.
When Jimmy Mirasky. the southpaw
ilN grahber reported for practice last
SUNDAY he completed the veteran ontfield
ef the lodgemen. Brother Frank. the
manager, and Carl Stengel the other
member Of the trio have been working
out for some time.
Ernie Thompson. outfielder and pitch
er' VINO Is member ef Iim Drumnond's :
Tech High baseball squad has signed
wlth the kaiman Insurance Agency Of
the Junior Omaha league.
Carl Bachman. left fielder for the
lineups next Sunday and prebablv the
balance OF The season An injury 10 his
right arm Is the eause OF his layoff
Bob" Koran. manager Of the Carter
ron. TON .sezy. Pierce ,shortstop FOR the
california Barring accidents Pierce
should land in Omaha on April IS.
c. Haven't heard ANYTHING IateIy from tn.
standard Laundry club No doubt but
what Manaser Lehr l. very bnsily en-
saged lining mp fast team.
r. Gee George Kelly, another member of the
iech High squad. VII play third base
PLAYED with the Insurance men last
season
John Curtis. speed ball artist. will he
Home team this season Curtis was win
lhe Dietz club last season and made
good record.
Frank RYAN thIrdsacker with the Muir
phy-Dld. lis last season, viii be back at
corner three for the Mnrphys this season
Ryan turned down several professional of
fers In order to retain his amateur stand
ing.
Phil Tracy and Pete Carnahan. veteran
amateur bai PLAYERS, will play with the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
FIRST ROUND.
April ls.

April ls
First GhrlstiAn-ttliyef Baptist
PsrltYaIs Presb8terI II Pearl Methodist
Episcopal
.FIrst Methodist Episcopal Dundee Meth
odist Episcopal
south sids Christian clifton Hi Presby
terrain.
First Presbyterian fbyel
Aprl ..
oiiyet Baptist fsearl Methodist Epis-
FIRST Methodist EplseopaI-Flr-t Presby-
terlan.
dundee Methodist Epi-copsl-c clifton I'm
Presbyterian.
First Christian ParlsYale Prsshytsrian.
South Side Christian tbyel.
Nav =
parkyaie PresbY fefIan First Presbyte-
riau
First Methodist Epi-copal-south side
CHRISTIAN
First christian Pearl Methodist Epi-co-
pal
ollvst Baptis, Dundee hiethodlst Epls
clifton mn PRESBYTERIAN tby.).
MAY ..
First Christian First Method - Epis
eopal
South Side Christian First PreSayter
Olivet Baptist-Parkeale Presby Ierisn.
Pearl Methodist Eplscopa clifton I'M
Pre- ~byterIan.
nundes Methodist Episcopal tbye).
Nav i6.
Clifton Hni Presbyterian First presby-