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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
III private home. With or without
board. Gentleman only. I0t3
FOR sALE-Forl coupe. 1924
model. Ruckstcl axle. Good me-
chanical condition. Priced low for
quick sale. $4,000. Apply w. p.
King, Country Club Inn. Phone
733J. 10t3
FOR RENT-Furnished Apt. Pri-
vate bath. Alb Park st. lots
FOR RENT-Front room, newly
furnished. Adjoining bath GA
Holt Ave. loft
FOR RENT.-Furnished cottage. for
two only. 764 Commercial. 10t3
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FOR RENT-Partly furnished cot
tage. 10l1 Holt Ave. 10t3
ROOM FOR RENT-lnquire S:55
Commercial. 10t6
FOR RENT--Furnished ROOM 613
Brighton Ave. 10t6
PERSONAI4-Mrs. Harrison wishes
to announce TO her many friends
and patrons the opening of her
new drcssmaking parlor at 56s
Main St, in rooms over Valley
Thcatcr, Monday, Oct. II. Hem
stitching and picoting, 10c per
yard. 10tl
NICE room with board at 100 Or
ange Ave. Phone 407W. l0tf
ROOFERS and painters.
Contractors Phone 366W. Office
527 So. Fourth St. FL Centre, Cal,
loft
FOR SALE-Ford touring car. New
battery, self starter. Car recently
painted. Sacrifice price for quick
sale, account leaving city. 52l
Hamilton Ave. 10t3dh
WANTED-Man and wife to milk,
with Empire milking machine.
Sanitary Dairy barns, southwest
corner FL Ccntro city limits. Judy
Bros. Rte. >, Box 13, III Ccntro.
1868
WAREHOUSE for sale or rent-
This is the old FL Centre New
mark grain warehouse. Has track
age facilities and suitable fo,
warehouse or packing house. Sew.
eraI acres of land included. G. 7.
Krauss, address Motor A, Box
13S, San Bernardino. W s Oct "a
WANTED By two reliable men,
dairy on $3.50 plan or ranch to
oversee, II. E. Curry, IIoltyillc,
Calf. 23 so : 10
WANTED-S300 loan. Real estate
security. Pay ten pcr cent inter-
est. Box 792, Press office.
Tu TIL & Sa
GET ACCREDITED Grade "AA'
White Lcghorn ChiX for fall de
livery. Our certified flocks of
duoble pcdigreed cockcrcls and
summer cullcd hens mean vigorous,
profitable fall chiX. 1000 live
delivery guaranteed. Write for at
tractivc prices, |. \. l.. Hatchery,
81 Upham ST. Pctaluma. Can,
Sat If
FOR SALE-10 ne. in Imperial,
good soil We'll improved (watcr'
gas,) close to school. Address l..
o. Box 623, Imperial Cal.
- 26 2S % 3 6 10 IL
Secrets are hardest TO keep when
no one knows YOU have them,
Liquor is often considered a sub
shtutc for love.
A pcssimiSi is a man who would
want things different even II thing>
were different.
Al 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
T. q HODGE

Vice President
G. j. HOLIDAY, Secretary.
Sevcrally subscribed and sworn
to before me by both dcponents,
the 9th day of October, 1925.
ERTRUDE PORTER,
Notary Public i'll and for the Coun-
" of San Diego, State of Cali
fornia. (SEAL)
lOtl
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

FOR RENT Ap- Mission Apts.
20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
News and Gossip
OF the Gridiron

Berkeley-Audy Smith 5 Caifor,
ma Bears got their first real test of
the season this afternoon when they
clashcd with the Olympic club
eleven. The Olympic cIub holds Il
victory this season over Stan ford.
Palo Alto - Occidental college
eleven this afternoon meets the
stanford team determined to do
more against the Cardinal squad
than il did last wear when the
Southcrncrs came out on the small
end of a 20 to 6 battle.
sacramento-Thc California AZ
eies clash with St. Marys here to.
day with "scalp the Saints thc
slogan of the Farmers.
F'resno-Thc local State Teachers
college eleven meets Santa Clara
here today. Coach Adam Walsh of
the visitors says his team will win.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

Liquor is often considered a sub
sttutc for love.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in
accord with Section 305l and 1882
OF the Civil Code of California, that
ON the 20th day of October, 1929,
at the hour of > p. m, at the Public
service Garage, in FL Centre, Calf,
Will sell at public auction at Sew
cnth and Main SITS, I'll Centre, one
Grant Six Automobile, motor mum.
bcr !N7299. Said sale will be TO
satisfy their charges for storage in
the sum of $1,000, to gcther With
the cost of publication of this no.
ticc and cost Of sale.
Dated October 10, 1925.
RoWLEs & GON, Proprieto.s.
10 70 18inc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

A pcssimst is man who would
want things different even II thinGS
were different,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

FOR htgNT-- 50 or l6o acs. alfalfa,
srwed TO barley, uutlI July /, 20.
j. NJ. Beard. & ulto west MGrabc
c'po. 9t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

Being down in the moth is a fine
wav t. &C. vours7lf alt rr r--~he
ail.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

FOR RENT-|roo,ns and apart
ments. Also garages. Hotel Hol-
lywood. 58S He'll Ave. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
For Rent-FaYyn Lands

FOR LEASt-6o acres alfalfa, near
Sccley. viii not carry over 81
COWS. Il. A. Allen, l mile south
on DoGWood, = milo east of II
Ccntro, General Delivery. ITO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

Secrets are hardest TO keep when
NO one knows You have them.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

the season and is anxious to make
the start a good one. The Mormons
are confident they will be the first
TO cross the Trojan goal line this
season.
University of California, southern
branch, with its strongest team in
years, will try to win its first game
in the Southern California confer
cnce since Joining, whom they tackle
Pomona college here today.
Other local games:
I. S. c. freshmen vs.. Van Nuys
high.
sherman Indians VS.. California
Christian college.
Whittier VS.. La Verne, at Whit
tier.
Two of the greatest light heavy
weights in tho country, Young
Stribling and Sailor Eddie Hurt
man, meet at Ascot arena this after
noon in bout scheduled to 30 10
rounds.
'''t ibli'iS' NtltIdH bl II mum lllllt
of ring battles, entered the ring
favorite in the betting with plenty
of Huffman takers.
George Blake. veteran fight ref
cree, was the third man in the ring.
Dago Joe Cans and Bert Colima,
middlewcights met in the ten round
windup.
Jack Dempsey boxed a two round
exhibition with Jim FLYNN, Pueblo
fireman, in one of the features of
the card.
San Francisco-The San Francis
co Seals are Gin.
With the Pacific coast league
having one more week to run, the
local team today had gained the
mathematical certainty which gives
it the title the third time in four
years. \ victory yesterday over
Vernon rinchcd the honorS.
The San Francisco club led the
league the entire season with the
exception of the first week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

7 TUT II U'UO
state Of California,
County of San Diego, SIS:
T.. o. Hodge, Vice President and
G. j. Holiday, Secretary of the
Southern Trust and Commerce Bank
being duly sworn, each for himself.
SAYS he has Il personal knowledge
of the matters, contained in the
foregoing report, and that every al
legation, statement, matter and
thing therein contained, is true 10
the best of his knowledge and be
lief.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
I'VI'"TI OF UVpOSltS OF
FL Centre Branch
SOUTHERN TRUST AND
COMMERCE BANK

OF San Diego, California
As of Close of Business
September 2S, 1925
'ommcrcial Deposits sl,116,ss1 %
'aNings Deposits 3i9,554. Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

FOR SALE-l0 ne. in Imperial,
good soil. Well improved (watcr'
gas,l close to school. Address p.
0. Box 623, Imperial Cal.
- 26 2S % 3 5 10 II
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

GET ACCREDITED Grade - AA
White LcghoIn ChiX for fall dc
livery. Our certified flocks of
duoble pedigreed cockcrcls and
summer cullcd hens mean vigorous,
profitable fall chiX. 1000 live
delivery guaranteed. Write for at
tractivc prices, l. X. l.. Hatchery,
81 Upham ST., Pctaluma, Can,
Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

Tie BOYS seemed 70 like to 81
III close aud tear loose OH each 9th
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10

and wife to milk,
with Empire milking machine.
Sanitary Dairy barns, southwest
corner Ell Centre city limits. Judy
Bros. Rte. >, Box 13, El Ccntro,
1868
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
SMALL DWELLING

Tor Sale-On paved street, all mod
ern and garage, ) rooms, new and
clean. Price $1,000 Easy terms.
This is a good buy as we'll us a
nice little home. See
AFFLERBAUGII, with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 7t6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
ARRESTS BLOCK
RAIL FRAUD
Two Held for Fraudulent
Merger Deaf in California

Los ANGELES, May The
rostato dream Of two ambitious com.
pany promoters. who hoped 20 put
over a giant rairoad merger traud.
which would have nctted them $500.
100. 600 in commissions was, halted
with tho arrest OF Thomas uenncssy
and H. u. Iubbs, late Thursday. bN
special Investigators from tho district
attorneys office
Local business mon ARC declared TO
have been yicumizcd 20 thc extent Of
$500 600 IN the fraudulent stock -rIl.
Ing scheme which had just EO' under
way. The promoters. according 90
the complaint. are said 90 have rcp-
.oscntcd that they were about 10
effect an enormous merger OF the
Western Pacific railroad the Denver
4 Rio Gr1nde, the Missouri Pacific.
the Cotton Gelt line, the Frisco lines,
the international Great Northern,
Nickel Plate and others, unc-third
10 tho chief railroads OF the United
States were spoken 81 IN the pro-
posed merger which would have nc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

Europe. A. H. Jones and Morris
Green. the directors. announce The
members or the cast must learn tho
several languages OF tho European
capitals In which they will mako
their appearance.
Mr. Gallagher and SIR. sheau, pres
ent leads Or the company. viii MISC
head the now revue. The Bohemiaua.
Inc. have aeIceled tho brightest MIN,
beers OF the siE editions Or The
Follies" The Gallughcrshean act
typicaily American in It's humog and
presentation b. expected 20 10 a
great drawing card
The present tour Of the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

takes t along tho Pacific coast then
thru Canada. where tho leading cities
VIII be played From Montreal The
Foliiea" will sail for London. where
bookings have been arranged in
Paris, Brussels. Berlin, Vienna and
Budapest.
Swinging south, they viii play in
South Africa and tho principal cI,ies
Of Australia,
The tour being tho FIRST Of It's kind
only typical American girls Of beauty
and personality are being taken on
tho trip.
'-rhe Folles plays az The Met.
ropoutan during tho week Of May
20 10 ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Dispute Over Theft
Lands Two in Jail

Involved In a dispute over am glr
legged robbery 90 ti15, Lon Everett
ncsro. and Pat Grady. were arrested
Thursday night by Lieut. l., ].
Forbes az Second ave and Washing
ton ~,
Grady told Forbes that Everett
had knocked him down and robbed
him or tho money, after which Grady
tmlled him 60 where the policeman
was standing Everett B held Tor In,
Nrstisatlun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
TRY TO PREvFI
TRUCK STRIV[
Mayor Threatens 10 h
yene If Men Walk n,

Truck. drivers and oup.
were worElng friday 70 !.
threatened strike The a..
been called fgr asrt 1lona,v
owners agree TO raise wage, !
d day and make certain ,t..
WORKING Conditions Abs.,
men iu Seattle arc affected
Mayor Brown talked Thp,.,.
oruO0u with members o. "A,
owners association on gea,,,,
10 waH over Doc raid tbing,
hopeful and fIrf each "a 4.
induced ~ r"mTrpmiFe a Bt.
IT, however an sgfetm.-
not Do reached between ibs !.
parties the mayor g5I ls,.,r.
asserted, Whar action he :,
was not told.
The truck owners were -
20 meet Friday 10 settle On 4 \,
sHcr 10 the union dsmafdg n
meetings were scheduled.
JitucyF. taEicabH. eari,s.,
laundry and milk wagons =
as usual should the strike esn
livery fuel transfer ana
trucks viii stop rolling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Change in Schedule,
Rockport & Skykom

EII""lIFt SUNNY Nay ION /
port Local Train 80. z1s. IRA
leaving Seattle $40 p. m. VII
Seattle $50 p. m. daily. q.
Burlington $50 p. m. Rockpo-
p. m Connecting train ia
homish viii leave Everett /! +,
instead Of 5.5j p. m. as herst
arriving SkykomiSh 100 .. a.,
Northern Ticket Office. To-
Ave. MA in,gS0O, or King !
Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

Mr.. Gallagher the poetic gentle
man OF "Follos" fame. win he a
guest OF the Seattle Press club neat
Tuesday evening at dinner Ito says
he viii have his valet. Sir Shcan.
along. AFTER the performance al the
Metropolitan. the two distinguished
comedians win again return to the
club with the entire company,
'sThc Greenwich Village Follie
OF 1895" viii complete 90 present
American tour ard viii then tour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Driver Is Fined and
Jailed for Speeding

Tried m police court ON "A charge
n speeding 90 miles an hour thru
Che south end Of the clty April -d.
Emil stuhh rs, was EiYcn "a fine o.
$40 and nyc days in Sail by Judge
John n. Gordon. Thursday afternoon.
rJttoimcu ", ID, Rohmkc and W
r. Bobbitt said they chased Stubb
Tor several minutes before capturing
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Gary Is Optimistic;
Says Business 0. K,

CHICAGO. May s. EiBcri ~
Gary. chairman or tho board or the
Steel corporation. e. a conservative
ouiimist' on the business outlook
Gary is here today Tor luncheon al
Northwestern university lie recent
" donated lau building 70 the IN
stliutlun.
There Is 30 slump In business
Gary said. but there Is the season
able decline The corporations next
Tonnage report viii show a decrease
OF between 800. 600 ana 100000 tons.
he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
BY G 4. Clay

A TrESDANCE iu tho Seattle
~ public schools is Increasing at
the rate of 5000 new pupils each
year
The gzss0.O0O bond issue voted at
The March general election for eight
new buildings. Including three for
high eohoola viii take care of SUR
plus pupils for two years - tho
end Of that time tho housing prob
lem viii be- just oH acute az ever
Seattle is growing 90 rapidly and
upon such "a permanent basis that
the school board VIII be- faced for
many years 10 come with the im.
portant work " finding room for
ull the children who wish 20 get
AN education here" s1id =. u. Cole.
superintendent OF public schools, Fri
day morning,
The new buildings viii aid ma
teriHliy in caring for the increase
for IA short time and then ~o will
I4H.a Ia f.F.s#IW. mari. fH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

ccssitatcd the raising " six billion
dollars as a purchase price,
ueuucssy and Iiihbs II Is said, no
ported that they had been authorized
as brokers 20 raise money 20 effoci
the merger. ON this sum they were
10 be paid a commission ut 7's per
cent. mnkng a total profit Go them
OF $500 600 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. Six naval
salvage men have been presented
with medals for aalyaging bullion
worth 100000 from the armed
liner LaWcntic. sunk by the Germans
during Tho war off tho Irish coast,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
PLANS COMPLETED
IOK NLM hCMOOI.s

Plans are now practically CONF
plcted for three new high schools.
Two junior high schools -nd one
junior senior high school viii be-
constructed The two junior highs
viii include the seventh and eighth
grades and the ninth grade, or the
drat year Of high school work They
win be bull, near Roosevelt and
Lincoln high schools 20 relieve con-
gestion In both elementary and
high schools IN those districts.
The work IN the junior high
schools covers d critical period in
Tho lives Of students said hupL
Cole by combining tho last two
grades Of the elementary schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Prisoner Fighting
Stay in City Jail

Elmer sherman. ~ Friday after.
noon was 90 BAt tho superior court
for "a writ of habcaa corpus releasing
him from tho custody % Police Chief
scveryna. lie has been held since
May 9. according TO police records,
following his arrest by the pawushap
detail In the Grand Central garage.
c, h. Nickcrr 20. arrested with
young sherman. was released
sherman. thru his attorney. W. n.
Dolin. alleges hc was arrested and
Is confined without the formallty Of
a warrant No specific charge has
been placed against sherman. nccord.
Ing TO police books, but he IA held IN
connection with an automobile deal.
a==7--=777z--a7arraaza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
RECORD RAT CATCH

RICHMOND, Eng.-A man here
says be caught q rats in two hours.
British papers say Il ~ a record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
GEOHGETONN 10
GIT "JINIOK SENIOR"

Tho third high school is Junior
senior" and viii be- built a. George
town, which. al present. has no high
school Tho new building win Do.
olude tho seventh md eighth grades
and four years Of high school work
~ viii have a capacity II 1000. The
nrt year Of high school work a.
Georgetown Is now housed in port.
nbles. and during paFt years the pu-
pills have been scattered iu various
high schools over tho city.
In tho list Of eight buildings voted.
construction work has started on tho
West Woodland elementary school
and Il will DC finished in September.
1926. The other buildings VIII be
completed 30 the fan Of 1926.
The buildings include The three
high schools. additions 81 Ballard and
Franklin high schools Tho Bryant
West HHl and West Woodland cic
montury schools. They VIII house
$40 pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08

Wheat sold for ( cents quart IN
tho days Of the early Roman empire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
School Attendance Is
Growing 5000 a Year
In Spite Of New Buildings, Housing
Problem Acute as Ever

and the nrt grade of high .Hggi,
ue viii d. able 10 relieve serious
congestion in both and wparyias
that phase of educational work
moro satisfactorily"
Roosevelt high. with about 400
pupils. o. now nIied 20 capacity and
win need portable buildings next
year 10 care for the iurease Lin
coin high, with about 1900 pgU.I7.
is now using p0rtubIcs FOR housing
ON ntnr.upnLg Of Muannl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-08
Radiator Hose

of good quality live rubber,
~ has IN exceptionally strong
wall that viii stand heat and
vibration. Priced 25c 10 .5c
per foot. according to diane
ter size.
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-16
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPLY FOR ORDER OF SALE

Notice is hereby giv-n that the
undersigned as Guardian of and for
the person and estatg of Margaret
Lewis, Delphia G. Lewis, Mary V.
Lewis and Haden =. Lewis, Minors,
will apply to the Hampstead County
Probate Court on the 9th day of
Nov.mber. A. d. 1925, for authority
to sell the following lands, belonging
to said minors, situated in the Town
of McNab, Hampstead County, Ark,
to-wit
Lots On, %, Two (2), Three (3),
-Four (4), Five (5) and Six (6), in
Block One ~; also fractional Lot
Five (5), aad Lots Six (6), Seven
(O, Eight (8) and Nine (9). In
Block Twnety-ons (21) in the Town
of McNab, Arkansas, according 20
in the survey as made and recorded
in the Cl,rk's Office of Hampstead
County, Arkansas.
Said sale is made for the purpose
of securing funds with which to ca
ucate said minors.
Mrs. Daisy M. Lewis,
Guardian
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-16
Woman Gets Life Term For
the Murder of Her Husband
Lee Robson, Young Negress Receives Life Sentence
Calmly in Circuit Court Here--Other Business
for the Week.

Several were given penitelti-
airy sentences during the sec
ond week of the Hampstead
Circuit Court, which adjourned
Friday to recess until Mnnday.
One life-termer, woman, was
among the number. Lettie
Robson, young negSess, was
sentenced to life Imprisonment
for the murder of her husband.
She received the verdict of the
jury calmly and, apparently,
with little concern.
This term Of court has been
unusually light for the Octo-
Der term, when the docket is
always heaviest, and the court
has not been rushed at any
time.
Cases given trial during the
week follow:
An attachment was issued
for Anderson Reed, charged
with contempt because of his
failure to appear as a witness.
Jim jefferson, colored, was
given a five year penitentiary
sentence for the killing last
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-16
KING SAND NOT
AT new TEST
Drilling In Red Shale AT
2,2O0 Feet in Progress
at SWafford Well.

Failure to pick up the oil
bearing sand reached at the
King well at the Swafford test,
now d~illing, has mot discour-
aged the operators and they are
going right on down with the
well, in the hope of striking the
lower Trinity formation which
showed oil in quantity at the
old Tycap we'll, A miles south
west.
Drilling at the Swafford test
is now proceeding at depth of
2,208 feet, with the bit in a
crumbly "ed shale formation,
Assistant Driller Bunk Clark
who worked at the old Tycap
well. believes this to be the for
ma ion penetrated at the Ty
capNust before the big shown,
Of oil there, and which caused
so much trouble by caving, a;
it was below the casing, Cas-
ing was set there at 22O5 feet
and the oil showing was be
tween that depth and 2310. The
elevation at the Swaffo G is fig
'red at 35 feet higher than at
the Tycap.
Driler Har is is eat-holing
ahead in order tat he may feel
cut the tormat on and have a
casing seat in CO e a promi sing
and is found. The hole is in
splendid shape and no trouble
is anticipated in ca rying it
down 3COC fest if necessary,
1T the depth where the King
Sand might have been expected,
a 3hale with traces Of oil only
was found. The distance be-
tween the King AMI Swafford
wells is half mile.
County Supt. f. E. Austin
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Msr. l.. F. Monroe
end Mrs. l.. A. Holt visited at
Hope Tuesday afternoon.
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-16

cur issues by doubling up.
Our objective may be accom-
plished this week o. it may be
next, but at any rate our very
best efforts will be put forth to
that end.
The numerous protests re-
ceived from subscribers, both
i'm person and by letter, dur-
ing the three weeks that issu-
ance has been irregular, shows
that our readers are interested
in receiving the paper and de-
not want to miss an issue II
you don't receive your paper
make a noise about it, and we
then know that you like it.
Washington telegraph., 1925-10-16
LOCAL BAPTISTS
ELECT NEW PASTOR

At the preaching services at
the Baptist church Sunday, the
Rev. G. A. Keeling, ministerial
student at Ouachita College,
Arkadelphia, was elected IL the
pastorate of the local Baptist
church. Rev. Keeling was call
ed by the church last week and
formally accepted at Sundays
service.
The church has been without
a regular pastor for several
months, or since Rev. Stanfll,
also of Arkadelphia, resigned
1t was voted to have preach
ing services at the Baptist
church each 1st and 3rd Sun
day. There will be services at
two churches in the city on that
day. as Rev. Deen occupies the
Methodist pulpit on the 1st and
Bird Sunday of each month.