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, 1925-02-11
LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. Feb. 1l.-Hogs-Re.
ceipts. 3S.000i slow; unevenly 5 to 15c
lower; kind averaging $50 pounds
downward in narrow demand: top,
$l1.s5; bulk desirable 200 to 500
pound average. s1o.e5 oil. 30;s most
good and choice ITO to 19O.pound
weight s10.70a 1925; few sales OF
pigs mostly. $500 downward: few
packing sows. SI0.20Q10.i0: heavy
weight hogs. s10.75Q11.s5: medium.
weight hogs. s10.75911.35; me-
dunn, s1o.35@11.25; light. S9.75@
HOO; light light. ss.50910.50; pack
Ing hogs. smooth. S10.25@10.60;
packing hogs. rough. S9.7591o.25;
slaughter pigs. s7.509s.25.
Cattle-Receipts. IL. 900; very little
done on fed steers. bidding uneveniy
lower; few early sales. weak TO csc
under yesterdays decline. Ship.
ping demand narrow: good beef
trade In congested condition; local
hang rails burdened; some fat steers
being taken off market; best weighty
steers early at s1o.6b; few loads.
ss.5o61o.0o; some averaging 1856
pounds at inside figure; rather meaty
short fed offerings $3.50 and below.
fat COWS, dull: weak. fairly reliable
demand for all grades OF light boei
heiters; mostly ss.ooQ7.2b: several
loads. s7.5o@s.oo: meaty light year.
ling heifers upward to s9.25; lower
grades fat cows. canners and cut
ters. about steady; asking s3.25 for
Gamers; mostly s3.l5I325; bulls,
easy; few weighty bolognas, upward
TO $500; bulk heavy kind around
s4.75G4.s5: vealers 25c higher; spots
more: bulk to packers s12.75 down.
ward; light kind at s11.o0; shippers
$l2.50@13.50 and better.
Sheep-Receipts. Sl1. 900; active;
fat lambs, rs TO soc higher; bulk,
sl7.75a1s.oo; early top. 1880; 10
cars OF choice IS to e4-pound Color
AIDES, $500: good clippers. 1890: fat
sheep. dull steady; bulk fat ewes.
ss.7b@9.50; feeding lambs, steady;
most sales. sl7.25@17.5o.
, 1925-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Connicting
price movements marked tho open
Ing Of today's stock market, with a
continuation of pool operations lift
Ing a number of high priced special.
ties to higher ground. Worthing-
ton Pump Jumped four points. Unit
ed States Cast Iron Pipe sik. and
Universal Pipe Ia to a new top
price. Selling OF oil and copper
shares was resumed but losses wero
confined to fractions.
Buying orders later were spread
over a broad list OF industrials turn
ing the trend of the market upward
after an early period Of hesitancy.
The spectacular rise IN Cast Iron
Pipe continued. carrying the stock
up nine points to a record high
price Mt 245. American Can cross.
ed 173 TO n new peak and several
other popular issues Joined IN the
uprising. Adams Express moved up
four points. American sumatra To-
bacco 8 and gains OF 1 to 2 points
were recorded by Studebaker. Allied
Chemical, Independent OIL and Gas.
Savage Arms. American Express and
Cuba Cane Sugar preferred. Recess
slons of a point or So, however. took
place in Maxwell "A" General AS
phalt and Commercial Solvents "a
foreign exchanges opened steady.
Reports that some OF the smaller
| steel companies had curtsiled opera
| tons brought about some selling OF
tho independent steel shares. IA few
of which yielded II point or 50.
Spectacular advances continued
| however, in the industrial special
ties. U. s. Cast Iron Pipe rose AZ
points to $50 or nearly SIS points
above last weeks close. Savage
Arms scared s% to sblk. the highest
price since 1917, and Worthington
Pump, American Sumatra Tobacco
preferred, Nash Motors. Allis Chal-
mers, Sears Roebuck and Air Re.
duction climbing three TO nearly 81
points. Good buying also was noted
in the merchandising. motor and
public utility issues. Chief interest
in the rail group conferred in the
further accumulation OF Wabash
preferred A. and Katy. Towards
| htoiA tOiAAO VI a. iCNOtiAtAth tat3
fell back on profit taking. Ameri-
can Can reacting from 1T3h to 172.
Call money opened at 81 per cent.
u. S. Cast Iron Pipe broke from
$50 to 24i in tho afternoon. While
n number of new buoyant spots de-
veloped. persistent selling went on
in other quarters. particularly In
the chemical issues. Commercial
Solvents A. dropping SIX and the p
3 points. Maxwell Motor b Jumped
7A. the A 2& and Peoples Gas six.
The oils were also bought in round
amounts and moved up / TO 2 points.
The closing was irregular. Vir-
GINA Railway and Power moved up
8 points and Nickel Plate responded
f%avorably 10 the Pere Marquette's
directors approval OF its lease terms,
but the rest of the list was spotty
In the late trading.
, 1925-02-11
Cotton

ATLANTA-The Railway Develop
ment Association and the Southern
Conference of Agricultural Workers
have decided on identical campaigns
to attract a desirable class Of white
farmers to tho south and coopera-
ton with an intelligent attempt to
destroy the boil weevil. The use
OF calcium arsenate as al insecticide
was approved by both and financial
backing assured those planters who
will use t..
, 1925-02-11
Grain and Stock
Opinions From
Brokerage Wire


thompson Mchinnon-An under
current OF stu evident.
bartiett frazier-buylns power Is
unsettled ana quidation does not
seem over.
Brothers-Beiieve funda-
inentals remain builish ana VIII as
sert themselves In the final.
stem Aistrin-conservatism in
purchases seems JUSTIFIED on this de-
clIne.
Uhiinahn Grain-Ihe long past u
decline mas beer r orderly. we
rear inc next break may be disorder
~
STOCK opinions
and Weeks-We think
II wiz pay 10 continue TO mold Mo
tors from an earning and market
STANDPOINT s~tuuebaker IS a behind
the rest or the motor shares. We
thlnk you VIII INA THIS differentlal
suhstantially adjusted during the
next rev weeks In fact, we think
studeosker and Hudson with dovel-
opments VIII strengthen immediate
~.
Block Maloney-Ihe various inves-
legations OF cooperative activities like
the electrical n tobacco issues Will
not disturb much. We must watch
pubic demand Ihe market VIII
, 1925-02-11
Oil : Finance :: Bonds 3 Stocks {" Grain !" Livestock !" All Markets
Crude Production Falls
Off During Year in U. S.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1z.-Produc,
ton Of petroleum IN the United
States during 1924 totalied approx.
mately 714.ooo.o 900 barrels. a two per
cent decrease from tho 1928 figure.
the geological survey said today in a
preliminary estimate.
The decrease was the first to be
shown in any year since 1905. The
survey indicated also that the world
production OF petroleum for 1924
would fall considerably below the
, 1925-02-11

1.o1s.ooo.ooo figure of 1928. the geo.
logical survey ssid today IN a pre-
liminary estimate.
The decrease was the first to be
shown in any "a since 1905. The
survey indicated also that the world
production OF petroleum for 1924
would fall considerably below the
LOIS, 900. 900 figure OF 1929. the gains
in production in Russia. Persia, Ru-
mania. VENEZUELA and other countries
not offsetting the decreases in the
United States and Mexico.
, 1925-02-11

Enactment by Congress Of a Law
to compel the Incorporation OF al
labor unions rs favored by many oil
tho established labor organizations
Such a law. Il is believed. would b.
"a protection TO members IN that n
would make possible a supervisor
OF the unions by "a responsible Gov
eminent tribunal and thus check un.
serupulous labor leaders,
, 1925-02-11

LOS ANGELESeThe larger stu.
dos here are announcing larger pro-
duction programs for the coming
year. In 1924 pictures made here
cost $3.50. ooo. 900 and It is expected
5000. 900 900 will be spent this year.
Production costs last year were s1o.-
900. 90 more than the states oil out
put.
, 1925-02-11
Green Riper Ball
Players to Get
1ryout in Leagu'

GREEN RIVER. wyo.. Feb. 4,
Two Green River boys. Carl More
and o. II. Osborne. will be given
tryout by the Salt Lake city Bee
when tho team reports for .prin
training at Long Beach. Cal. &
March.
Morck Is a first baseman and o.
borno an outfielder and both wer
stars on tho Green River team 4
tho Union Pacific league last sea
son.
, 1925-02-11

STOCK TREND
UPWARD AGAIN
Prices Move Higher After
Irregular Opening on
Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. 1f.-Specula.
tive interest in today's market again
centered in a few specialties, whose
violent and erratic fluctuations sug-
gested manipulation by professional
traders. United States Cast Iron
Pipe scared 141s points to a record
top at $50 and then broke 80 points
from the high. while Savage Arms,
Worthington Pump and a few
others showed extreme gains OF 1--WE
points or more Sales Appropriated
l .s00. 900 shares.
, 1925-02-11

Cash Grains and Provisions.
CHICAGO. Feb. if.-Wheat-No
2 red. Sl.s6k a1.97Ai No. 1 hard
S1.s0h G1.alA.
Corn-No. 4 mixed. s1.119i.13
No. q yellow. $1.21h @1.22h.
oats-No. 2 white. 54455c; No. !
white. 49h15sc.
Rye-No. 2, s1.b2h 11.55H.
Barley-94cQsi.OS.
Timothy eed--t5.60ms50.
Glover eed-s25.oo933.o0.
Lard-$15.5o.
Ribs-sl5.s 81.
Bellies-s1s.0 90.
, 1925-02-11
OF
night NEWS

NEW YoRK.-Soviet Russia pla|
ed Its first order for American dyd
and textile machinery. turning fro
n long standing monopoly enjoyd
by German and British firms.
ROME-A ConoordRt between III
Holy Sec and Poland. was signed I
the vatican.
LoNDoN-The Morning Post sa.
there is talk OF Pope Plus maxim
a world tour after completing a col
cordat with Premier Mussoliul.
, 1925-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb. l1.-Directors
OF the Foundation company today
placed the common stock on an an.
nual dividend basis OF IS a share by
declaring a quarterly dividend of
50 payable March 16 to stock of
record March 2. Tho annual rate
previously had been 90 a share. the
regular quarterly disbursement Of
Ia per cent on the preferred stock
also was authorized.
, 1925-02-11

California crude oil output week
ended Feb. 7 averaged $4,000 bar
rels daily decreasing 1000 barrels
from preceding week.
With oil production declining
nearly every where in United States
and consumption increasing much
higher prices for petroleum and its
products reasonably may be expect
ed says President Mariand. A thor
ough survey Of situation falls TO re.
veal any new major pools. These
companies which have devoted their
efforts to producing and W proven
areas ready for developments have
prospects OF earning a fair profit
from their properties. This is the
first time we have had this situation
in more than four years.
Regarding Marland's position and
outlook. he said: MARYLAND oil Com
pany. for the past year has pur-
chased n consistent policy OF ex-
ploration for new fields and Il now
has several proven areas ready for
development ope In Kansas, two in
Oklahoma. one IN Texas and n In
California
, 1925-02-11
Shoes


BosToN-The state board Of arbi.
tration has approved n reduction of
wages OF skivers at the w. l.. Doug
AS factory at ~Brockton. running as
high as 10 per cent. It has also
sanctioned a reduction in piece work
prices at the Old Colony factories
at Brockton of approximately 10 per
cent. bringing the average weekly
wages to s35.
, 1925-02-11
Foreign Exchange

FOREIGN EXCHANGES ia
NEW YORK. Feb. l1.-Foreig
exchanges, steady. Quotations i
cents; Great Britain, deman,
AZ 1i-16; cables. All 1916: so do
bills on banks. 474 9-ls; France. d,
mind. b.36%; cables. 5.36H; ITALY
demand. Ala; cables. 4.14n.
, 1925-02-11
MONEY

NEW YORK. Feb. 1l.-can
money. easier: high. az; low, s1s;
ruling rate, ga; closing bid. 81; Of
Tered at az last loan. az; call loans
against acceptances, 81; time loans.
easier; mixed collateral, GO.sO days.
3hQ3&; 90 months. 4. Prime com
mercial paper. az.
, 1925-02-11

DENvER-The Eagle Pitcher Lead
company of Joplin has entered the
Custer county field in southern Colo
rado and plans extensive develop
ment work In quest of low grade
for use in manufacture Of lead tub
, 1925-02-11

SEATTLE-Lumber conditions are
favorable for a steady upward move
ment. The demand from South
America has tended. to offset fall.
ing off in Japanese inquiry due to
weakness in yen exchange. Miss
issippi Line yards predict a weak
spring demand but the Kansas City
market is strong.
, 1925-02-11
METALS

NEW YORK. Feb. Hooper,
steady; eleotroiytic, spot and nearby
14Mc; futures. IAN 915c.
Tin. steady; spot and nearby.
$3.50; futures. sb7.75.
Iron, steady prices unchanged.
Lead. steady; spot. te.604s.75.
Zinc, easy; East 81. Louis spot
s7,4b; futures, E.4o17.46.
Anthony. spot. t71.50-
, 1925-02-11
Flour

SHREVEPORT - Contract has
let by tho Marshall Mil and Ele-
vator company for a mill and eleva.
tor project here with a zoo. 900 bush.
Ell daily capacity TO cost 800. GOO.
, 1925-02-11

OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 1l.-Hogs
Receipts. 2s.oo0; mostly 15@25c
lower; bulk 200 to 800 pound butch.
ers. s10.45 @10.s5; top, 5000: desir.
able 100 to 200 pound weights, 1910
Q1o.45; good 140 to 150 pound aver.
ages. ss.75q1o.oo; plaine roferings
down to ss.25; packing sows, mostly
sio.o0@10.l0; bulk OF all sales. 1910
@1o.s5; average cost Tuesday. 1910;
weight. 220.
Cattle-Receipts. 500; fed steers
very dull; practically no shipping
inquiry; supplies in xce OF de.
mands; early sales fully csc lower
at s6.75@s.5O: few held at $500 and
above; she stock and bulls. slow,
weak. mostly 15@25c lower; veals.
steady; stockers and feeders, slow,
around 25c lower. bulk butcher cows
and heifers. s4.00Gs.50; bologna
bulls. ss.75Q4.25; practical veal top.
$3.50; few fancy selections 70 out
siders. s1o.oO01o.5o; stocisers and
feeders. s5.5O@6.T5.
Sheep-RecelptH. $500; lambs.
strong TO csc higher. early sales fed
limbs, t16.75417.5o; best held
around SITS; sheep. steady, owe
top. 1925; feeders. Csc higher; choice
feeding lambs. sl7.ooal72b.
, 1925-02-11
Gas

MACON, Ca The Macon Gas
Company has cut the price of gas
to consumers in an effort to regain
the business of manufacturers who
had gone back TO the use of coal
and coke.
, 1925-02-11
E1al

POTTSvILLE. Pa-.-The South
Penn Galleries company. OF which
former Gov. Sproul is the head, have
invested 100000 in coal lands in
this section and are putting them
into production as rapidly as possible.
, 1925-02-11
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Copyright. 1925. Casper Tribune>
FORT WORTH--The ranger in
tho plains counties of Texas and tho
Panhandle are. in some instances,
very dry. Rains are needed for grass
and to provide stock with water.
, 1925-02-11

ST. LoU1s-The American Retail
ere Association. with members in
II states. is in convention here this
week to discuss better merchandising
methods.
, 1925-02-11
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Feb. Hilbert,
bonds closed. 3hs, s1o1.2l; mrs.
AIS. si0t.26. second AIS. SiOI.4
third AIS, siO1.1s; fourth AS
slol'2s; L. s. government sAs
SlO4. 81.
, 1925-02-11
Butter and Eggs

NEW YORK. Feb. 1i.-Butter.
firm: receipts, s.524. Creamery high
err than extras. s9%c94oMc; ditto,
extra 90 score, Sohc; ditto. ~firsts. IS
to 81 score. 37139c.
Eggs, unsettled: receipts. 2si771.
Fresh gathered extra firsts. asa
45nc: ditto. firsts. 400 i4c; ditto,
seconds, s29 f5c; nearby hennery
whites. closely selected extras. '49is
G50c: nearby and nearby western
hennery whites. firste to average
extras. 49, 4oc; nearby hennery
browns. extras. 4sD50c; Pacific
coast whites. extras, 4s949c; ditto,
firsts to extra firsts. 45647hc. Re
frigerator firats unquoted; ditto, sec
onds, 37440c.
Cheese. firm; receipts. iii,9 fi
pounds. State. whole milk flats,
fresh fancy, s4ci ditto average run.
20.
NEW YORK. Feb. ii.-Prices Of
Wyoming oils at : D. m. today were
listed on tho New York Curb as fol,
lows,
Standard on dndlanal 6sM; Noun.
tain Producers. 1873; Salt Creek.
25E
, 1925-02-11

AKRoN-Tire manufacturers are
going ahead on heavy schedules
and plants making footwear report
m unusually heavy demand.
, 1925-02-11

Uy Dr. II II DUET IUIIift
believed and have led them TO 81
pect the most startling disclosure
Mrs. King told yesterday OF Il
killing OF a convict. Fred Chanc
by a prison guard last year.
, 1925-02-11
Commodity Trade News

ing. lead oxide and lead wool, A
mill and a smelter win be erected at
Florence with a capacity OF 5000
tons a day.
, 1925-02-11

prisoner. and Mrs. j. q. King, chair
man of the advisory board. have
convinced committeeman thai ON
ditions ara far worse than they first
, 1925-02-11
WHEAT SCORES
PRICE ADVANCE
Early Decline Offset by Rally
in Chicago Trad
ing

CHICAGO. Feb. 11.-wheat took
a decided upward swing in price
today after a weak start. Specu.
lators appeared to be acting on
opinions that rallies were TO be
looked for in view Of recent drastic
declines. Comparative strength OF
values at Liverpool and Buenos
tended also TO encourage buying
here. The opening. which ranged
from IN lower TO 2Ac advance,
May s1.sSb to sf.s4h and July
si.5s to t1.56t1. was followed by
material gains all around. with May
rising to s1.ss.
Scarcity OF offerings except at the
outset. gave n lift to the corn mar
ket. Opening at 40 TO 1bo lower,
May s1.29 to sl.2s%, cor soon
scored a general advance.
Oats wero relatively weak owing
TO scattered liquidatins sales on the
part of holders. Tho start was &c
TO 1sc of. May 55izc to 56%c. and
subsequent rallies failed to hold.
In line with the hog market. pro-
visions averaged lower.
Subsequently big export business,
particularly flour for Russia, was a
further stimulating effect and May
wheat touched sl.s7A. Near the
end OF the day. however. ceiling
| greatly increased and the market
dropped to far below yesterdays
bottom figures. The close was do
morallzed. 4ho to 614c lower. May
si.77h to s1.7s. and July s1.51h TO
Si.52.
, 1925-02-11
4 NJ vESTICATIO
REVEALS PRISON
GRAF I'M TEXAS

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 11.-More testimony concernin
alleged graft, brutality and inefficiency in the Texas priso
system was heard today by the special legislative commit
tee named to investigate prison conditions.
Sensational recitals of mistreatment and neglect of prfl
presepted this Npaek hv nr r IT Roaz form
, 1925-02-11

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. TO-
Hendee. Fl. first basemsn who for
merly played in the Mississippi Val
Icy and the Montana Copper leagues.
has signed a Louisville American
Association baseball contract, 1t was
announced today. He is expected 10
night II out with Lee Cotter. pur.
chased from Chicago. for tho iaitlai
sack position
, 1925-02-11
Market Gossip

General Summary
Clarence II. Venner. who has been
opposing proposed disqualification
plan of Anglican Hide and Leather
company has sent letter to stock
holders outlining proposition and
asking for proxies.
, 1925-02-11

Transit Company declared quar-
terly dividend Of 75c a share payable
April 1 TO stock OF record March 20.
Previously soc quarterly was paid.
, 1925-02-11

For ono murder in London there
are four In New York, and no fewer
than eight In Chicago.
, 1925-02-11

DENVER. Colo, Feb, li.-U. S.
Department OF Aericuiturel-Hogs-
Receipts 1900; mostly 10 and zoe
lower; some sales around Csc lower.
top $i1.00; on desirable 297 pound
butchers; $50 TO $50 pound averages
s1O.59 to s1o.76: packing sow and
pigs STEADY; packing sow sa.25 TO
$3.50; pigs $500 stock pigs $3.50.
cattle-Receipts 100; calves 30;
mostly steady: one load cows SASS.
few loads mixed cows and heifers
81 500; two loads medium helfers
$500 TO s6.25; Gamers md cutters
$500 TO 3.25; few bulls $3.50; vealers
1915.
shsep-Receipts 400; early sales
fat lambs ~ to 4oc higher. two loads
fat lambs s1e.75 fiat: ono load Ell
pound lambs $500; one deck sIss5
flat; fat ewes; carco.
, 1925-02-11
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Feb. IL. - Potatoes
early morning trading slow. market
steady; receipts 40 cars: total U.
$. shipments a07: few sales: Wlscon.
lin sacked round whites mostly
sI.o511.10; one car s1.12h; bulk
il.20: Michigan sacked russets rur-
ais si.15; Minnesota sacked round
whites si.O0dS1.10; sacked Red
River ohios mostly around s1.so;
Idaho sacked Russets s2.6odz.70.
CHICAGO, Feb. f1.-Pouitry high.
err; fowls 22@2sc: springs 81; rosters
is; turkeys 81; ducks 26; geese te.
, 1925-02-11
CHINESE BOLT
OPIUM Farley

GENEVA. Feb. II. (By the Asso-
ciated Press).-The Chinese deiega.
tion withdrew from the first. or far
eastern opium conference. when that
body was brought together again to-
day to reconsider It's findings.
For results try a Tribune Classified
Ad.
, 1925-02-11

Magma Copper reports for yes
ended December 81. net profits s53s.-
$50 after charges equal to s2.20 a
share on 245.165 shares outstanding
against deficit Of S514.4sO in 1929.
, 1925-02-11

CLEvELAND--Bolt and nut man
ufacturers report specifications In
oreaslng this month. Prices are firm.
There is an increased demand also
for automatic tool machinery.
, 1925-02-11

LEBANON-The Lavino furnace
company has suspended operations
at It's Sheridan furnaces because the
Lebanon county commissioners have
decided to assess industrial proper
ties al 100 per cent valuation for
tax
, 1925-02-11

PHILADELPHIA - Business
houses and industrial plants are
watching closely the work OF the
chlorine gas plant for treating colds
at the University OF Pennsylvania.
II the experiment is a success. many
factories are expected TO build SINH
lar plants for employees.
, 1925-02-11

National Acme company reports
for IL months ended November 30.
last. net loss $685.. ssi after charges.
, 1925-02-11
Flour.

Flour.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Feb. IL
Flour 10000 lower. Family pa
tents. te.7oae.s0 Bran. $3.50.
, 1925-02-11

Snow covered the ground in some
districts but failed TO fill the empty
pools and lakes. In eastern New
Mexico similar conditions prevail.
A farm labor surplus has developed
all over the southwest which prob
ably will not he overcome until the
first part Of May, when the cotton
chopping season commences. Con-
tracing for lambs TO be born thu
coming spring is progressing steadt-
ly. around lie a pound
, 1925-02-11

Los ANGELEs-Tourist travel is
commencing to show steady In
and hotel men report ad-
vance reservations larger than for
some time. Building construction Is
active. particularly in office struc-
lures; home building also shows a
gain.
, 1925-02-11

Berlin reports says BaynTian A.
ranged with New York bankers for
$4,000. 900 loan at Ga per cent.
, 1925-02-11

For results try a Classified sd.
, 1925-02-11

Thirty-slx per cent Of Ensiand's
var widows have married again.
, 1925-02-11

Union Pacific orders 1000 box
cars, costing SO. 600. 900 Inland Steel
will build new blast furnace giving
IL total or four: International Tele-
phone n Telegraph authorizes in
crease in stock I o $4,000 900 from
t~2b.ooo,o0O and Immediate issue oil
10000 shares at price TO be fixed
By dirsAors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
First Baptist

An illustrated talk by the pastor
will be given at the closing session
of the Bible School Sunday morn
ing.
Holiness will be the subject
of the sermon by Rev. c. Z. Flana-
gin at the morning church hour
This sermon is in the series on
1.-THE Scripture Teachings on Great
Doctrines,' Mr.. Flanagan will an
swer the questions "What is holi-
ness9' and "Can man be holy -
Young peoples meeting at $50
P. m. Mrs. Lucy Stark, president.
All young people invited.
Evening prayer conference at
7 p. m.
Evening church service 1880 p.
m. with evangelistic sermon by the
pastor.
Special music will be rendered by
the choir at both church services
Sunday.
Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day 7:3O p. m.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening
'(tonight) at the church at 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
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with every meal.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is ready.
to-eat with milk or cream. Deli
cious with fruit. Recipes ON every
package. Made in Battle Creek.
Michigan. Served by leading
hotels and restaurants. Sold by
all grocers. Buy a package today,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
Methodist Episcopal

Christian Facts,'' has been an
nol'nced as the sermon topic Of Rev.
Arthur e. Schultz for Sunday morn
ing. Appropriate music has been
arranged. The morning anthem will
be 90 'er Life's Troubled Sea- by
Wilson and violin solo by Mrs.
+. n. d. Hatch VIII be given.
In the evening the pastor will
speak on Fountains of Life Sc
lections by the orchestra include
Nailed to the Cross Lords and
Ladies y and violin solo, "Madri-
GAL by Quincy Hunt.
The men will have their regular
luncheon Tuesday, 1915 p. III. Mid
week meeting viii be held Wednes-
day night at the church at 1880
p. N.