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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
Ho11u8 Hu0 HVlz1uAXum
Dspastneat of The Iuesrisr. q. q. ta,A
06iec at dlenwoed DprineH Coio- /,
Dce, n, 1919.

Notice .s herahS. givcn that. ,Norrs,A
Green. OF siienwocd Springs Colo. Who,
on October 18th, 1911. made Desert
Land Entry, No. O59l0, for Lot 5, Bee
tion 2, Township South, Range 50 W.,
9Th Principal Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to make Final Desert
Proof, to establish claim to. the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, q. g. Land Office, at
Glenwood spfiHgA Coioraao. On H.
l4eA day Of February, 1919
CJaiDant na0es = Witnesses: FtoA
J. Haa9A, Harry d Green a.l clais-
ee4As 0resa, = o3nvsed 1psanR
g., - nnsio 0nasA - 49,
50. AAsaea'ss1e .
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

- - esa0usAuAsAna - hssiag 80
esasss q . 0eseanst , assuAAs sa1uasA
= - AW .ief.>-aassse's
o. basa Il ND hppk , - u u -
psaisiss e AssAo Oagpss. ~ esinisa4
.svaPaess PshaisAss 4 TePska, KsasaA
H - fer Ssv~nar e Kana.s - ~
As6oAaA ~ saly = vsGaA Whss .
~ osassy = aissys esrsy With yea
10 have esns vitkin - vstss Of ~
ing sovesaas-Cs.ss ON AHOA q
A nev.faess writer, SssteA elss
UAass y this Daesr. aa1s Z H. Grsbs
y . Aaeoee 49, fAs b . mistake.
r. lGsss Aas Asas %aiAs intinsssiy
acquainted With Ar. Grub fer . sun-
hss Il years. He i . AstAoAist-ses
st tie oldfasAieaeA. shouting ki.A.-
Jsssae lAnAs) ksva :.
ss.e Il tAs PaPsss sf ~ sfaAs a.s
sAvseatias . division Of CslsssAs a.A
making Q NestA asA SsstA Csasrads.
We say "as" to the proposal - Csss-
rsds u sosA enough fer saysss - sAs
y ~ Dsavss Sses ~ Vlits ~. -
state yst-NortA Fssk fiasA
fAefs was aeves . brighter PFsapest
for this mining sanp thas st ths pFss-
eat. Aea veil informed - the eOadi-
tioas tell ~ that Rel Cli1 viii aaks \
bigger stride forward during tie cen
ing year than ever before in her his
tory.-Red CliG News.
The SPARKS would like to place q
small bet that none Of the members OF
the Nineteenth general assembly will
walk to Denver, neither will they pay
railroad fare unless they waat to-the
latter hypothssis being wildly improba-
ble.-LAnar Sparks.
Red Cli6, the flag station Of Eagle
county, sends Christmas greetings aud
the compliments of the season to her
sister town, Eagle, the water station
and the most costly asset Eagle county
ever had.-Red Clif News. =.
Chas. Gilner, chief gaae warden for
this district, was up froa Glsnwoed
Spring. Wednesday. Mr.. Gilnsr As-
sires resppeiat.ent s.d is around ths
district looking after HE political
fesees.-Rel C1i4 Ns~a
A daughter wss hosa 70 NJ. saa Mn.
Harry PsttiAges, Of 0sa.l Jssetiea
Oh wsdsssday, asd tAs AaSpy yesag
parents - we'll - "0ss.ana Csask,
are receiving the esagratalssis.s Of
many frisnds--Rifle TesaGsan.
The eouuty seat came - Steamboat
. iittis sAssA Of saata ClasA It to
NV - - ~ pssp's sf otsanboet to
sAev tAss they sppessists ths gsasss-
atty II ~ psssss.-Yanss LssAss.
That AsnaeseAsa sAaosisasAip fight
having proven . failurs, Il eagAt = -
eur - ths ssaonsl that he night ask
his oppsasa<s fer . return nsteh at
Philippi.-Lanar 9pafks.
There are nov five nosaie machines
running night and day st the nill,
turning out mosaics for the floon Of
the Municipal building in Nov York.
Marble Booster.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

dsbtsAnss - saa PaysAls ~ -
naads tAs fsesslssass,
Nsw, tAsesfsss, fear wseas psbhs
.stiss = hsrsey givsa tAas ], ~ n.
Asesips1, - Trustee sf ~ See4 u
trust nsstis.ed, s.d lAAss ~ pswses
a.l astAesity Al fes ~ ssss ed
psspeess tAsesia ststsa, Win ss0 at
pue6e aasties fse ~ higAsst 81 bsst
lsias IL seos Vill heiag II eaaA -
4seAay, ~ ~ ~ e Ja..asy, 4. D.
l0l1, q - hsss 4 fve s'slssk ?. y.
- ~ fsset Asse q ~ Csass osass
d IL Ssvn e 0sssWssA 0pstAA Co.
y e 0aGf3slA, ssA 0aa&s ef cssSsnAs,
eli sf H. following lssssiAsl peaPssty
in snA by ali Asez 4 tssst essVsysd,
situated in GsrfisaA Cesnty, cessrads,
to-wit: Ths AsstA fifty (60l 1est q
Lots nu0oefsd Fifteen ll5), 0ixtssa
(ls) a.A Seventies. an, !, HECK lst-
tered "P" in Spencer ssesaA aAd:.
tioa to tAs Town sf New Castle, accord.
ing tie recorded nap o. plat tAsfeef,
together with Ill inpfovsaeats there
on; and al RigAt title, Ssssfit s.d
equity II Fsdsaptioa II tAs said
GeorGs ". Pssssee, hs hsiFs aad as-
sigss thessin, sabjeet osly - Fsdsnp-
tisa - provided BY Aw.
Dated st GleaWosl ePeingh Csls-
rade, tAis etA aay eE Dsssnbss, A. d.
1914
J. A. NaeRAE
Public Trustee sf 0asfisll Cssnty.
Fut psbheatisa Dsesabes I, 11l1
Last Pssliestiss Ja.sasy 4 1SN
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
FUD1Ic f1UU1E'0 aAIR

t01a90 x8OU8X'8 9AxR
Dsfa1lt haviAE eesn nnAds IN the
payAe1t of certain interest," Ass - that
pfonisseFy note for tAe anA Il el,750,
dAked Decenber l0th, 1903, and due iu
three years after date thereof, the
same having been executed BY Lew L.
Thomas and Phoebe j. Thomas, and
default having been made in the pay.
nent of interest due on said note, and
demand having been made upon the
undersigned o. Public Trustee Of Gar
field County, Colorado, to make fore-
closure sale Of that certain land, inter
est in bitches and water rights nea-
toned and described in that certain
deed Of trust given 10 secure payment
Of sad pronissory note, recorded in
book 72 st pass 545, such la.A, diseAes
aad water rigAAs being dsseribsl -
foalows, te-wit:
n 1T q Paot o. strip Of gFssna
twsaky-sevsa aAA . ~ fest Wi1s ey
sas hanAfsa test hss, IN Rassk NJ. l
il tho Hus1hnst od1ieisa H. = -
PA1esAu1o 1eWA aite. NV ~ ToWl sf
0s4sl ValSsy, In 0sseisa II rH Z,
ssceA e RAAos - ". u eiA p. 4,
aaA 0scs particularly dssRihsa = 6sa.
- WAes AA-AR -
feet in . soutAsssterly direetioa fsoa
~ noetAsast corner II Aid Biesk Ne. l,
running thence a,sag stssst li.s n ,
ssuth0steriy Aifsetisa 37k fsskS
thence At right angles seutAwsstsrly
100 feek; thenee It right angles north
westerly 27h feet: thence At rignt
angles nnrthcastcsiy 100 fee. to .ha
place of beginning; together with ths
thereon, also = proper
tionate interest in and t. the ditch
and water rights in the Daisy ditch; to
gether also with right to use the
south one-half of the south wall of the
building SOW owned by Keck 4 Ho,-
lenbaugh, built upon = plot Of ground
~ conveyed to Reynold H. Keek and
Herman B. Ho,lenbaugh in Document
No. 3s771, recorded in beck Is, psgs
531 tAersin ssavsysa . . van asd fse
~ sappsrt - a aAjsining bsi3aiaR,
DAisA a60e paAv - a11iGno ~ Gose1
~ - - Assetle A19p - ~
- q sS'
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28
COULD sHouT FOR JOY

81 want to thank you from the bot
ton Of ny heart" wrote c. B. Rader,
Of Lewisburg, W. Va, "foe the won
derful double bsaefit got from Elee-
trio Bittsrs, in curing Ne Of both -
fhsaAa&isa, frsa which had bsea a
al0sst Asapas1s ss1sres for tsa ysass.
II s.itsa ~ eass - tAsssA 0eAs ~
fse -" M AvsPsssis, i.6Gsstiea,
jassAisa. aaA - ~ ~ syvesa Il H.
~ 0eispaa ~ sa~ sAs1na&a.
Eaestsis Dtetsss AAvs - saPssise. ny
tAsA DvAy bsttls = eaasantssa -
satisfy. 02y - esa1o e CAaA D.
0ADoo'.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Ho0 8A1D-A sixty dsalas scholar
ship h 80 q ~ bsst business 60
isges IN tie Seats can Be had, II taken
at oree, for thirty dpIlas.. Cell Al
this sfiee.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

The Sparks would like to place a
small bet that none Of the nenbers OF
the Nineteenth general assembly will
walk to Denver, neither will they pay
railroad fare unless they wast t0-the
latter hypothesis being wildly improba-
ble.-I1Anar Sparks.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Red Cliff, the flag station Of Eagle
county, sends Christmas greetings aud
the compliments Of the seasOn to her
sister town, Eagle, the water station
and the most costly asset Eagle county
ever had.-Red C1i6 News. -.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

Chas. Gilner, chief gaae warden for
this district, was up froa Glsaweed
SprinSs Wednesday. Mr.. Gilnsr d.
sires respPeintnent sad 10 around the
district looking after HE political
fences.-Rej CliR NeWa
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

fAers was sever . brighter Prsepest
for this mining camp thaa st tAs Psss-
eat. Aea veil informed - ths e0adi-
tioas tell ~ that Rel CiiR vil aaks \
bigger stride forward during tie cen
ing year than ever before in her his
tory.-Red Cli6 News.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

-, A tora. in Pennsylvania is called
Eiphty-Four, named after the year
Grover Cleveland was elected. Prior
to that it was called Fifty-Six, the
1af Of the last Democratic president.
After March 1t will be called Nine
. Twelve in honor of the election Of
Wilson. There never was . Republican
rcail Mt in tie toWn.-North Fork
Timsa
II shssN - pssiSas - e0ssl ~
isit istivO - ssoOsoAu1 ~ . ~
saly esso = vAtA - Hpb =
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

We have been told that ss1nias se
his svn sffiee assistants UoPpg1ss
ebsss AA0sss vfl saly Asys ~ ~
seietavs seiso . an ~, II, ~
- ~ II 1Aa1aa2. H AG161D =
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

A dausAte, VS. hesa 70 NJ. saA Mn.
Harry PettiAges, Of 0sa.l Jssetiea
Oh Wsdsssday, asd The AaSpy yoaag
parents - we'll - "0saaana Clask,
are receiving the essGEstslssisas Of
many frisnds--Rifle Telegram.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-28

The County seat came - Steamboat
. iittis aAeaA Of 6aAta ClasA It to
NV - - ~ pssPss sf otsaneoeS to
sAow thss thsy appessiats ths geosss-
atty Il ~ psssss.-Ysnse LssAss.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
Owners of Stock
Approve of Plan
For Big Merger

The merger Of the washington.vi
gfnia Railway Company and tho WASH
lngton Utilities Company was formally
approved by the stockholders at meet.
ings Of the respective companies which
were held today.
The meeting Of the Washington Utili-
ties Company was held at tho office Of
Gardner L. Boothe. secretary of the
company. u the Alexandria National
Bank building. In Alexandria. at I
sons attended the meeting. most Of the
stock being represented BY proxy.
Among those who were present were
sNorman Srey: OF Camden. N. J.. presi-
and Electric Company; and r. H. Treat.
OF PhiladelLht president of the WASH
ington- Virginia Railway Company. The
meeting was entirely formal In charac.
great majority Of stock in the company.
having already approved the terms Of
At the conclusion Of the meeting.
those present took the palace car MT.
o'clock, the meeting Of the Washington.
Virginia Railway Company was held.
The stockholders approved the action OF
the directors and voted to merge the
Gardner l.. Boothe, secretary Of the
Washington Utilities, and director OF
the Warrington Virginia Railway Com.
pany. will leave tonight for Richmond
Va. where. tomorrow morning. he will
ask tho State corporation to approve
the merger Of the two companies. 1T IL
not thought that any objection will be
offered BY the commission.
As e.a'n ms tho commission hat ap-
proved the plans Of the merger the
Washington.V Virginia Railway Company
will 20 out OF existence and ita eleC-
trio lines between Washington. Alex.
andha. Mt. Venom. Falls Church. and
Fairfax will be operated under the
name Of the Washington Utilities.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
ASKS TAFT TO URGE
A UTILITIES BOARD
Clayton Also Wants President To
Favor District Del.
egate.

W. Nick. Clayton. chairman OF the
utilities committee Of the Federation Of
Citizens Associations, called on Presi.
dent Taft today to urge him to recon-.
mend to Congress the creation OF . pub
lie utilities commission for tho District.
He stated that the federation favored
the Gaiinger bill. as passed by the Sen
ate, and urged. In addition that the
President lend his aid 70 obtaining
Delegate In Congress for the Dist-ict.
According to the statements OF mem.
bers OF the Senate and House District
Committees. legislation brought up last
session may receive much attention dur
Ing the short sessionS In this event. It
10 believed that the recommendation Ct
President TAFT would 20 far toward
obtaining for the District q public utili-
ties commission.
Mr.. Clayton explained the. present
status Of legislation and told the Presi-
dent somethinR. Of local conditions.
which. in his opinion, require not only
q public utilities commission. but also
q representative In Congress who can
devote his time to setting forth the
needs of the District.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
NEW SERVICE ON
TENLEYTOWN LINE
PLEASES CITIZENS
Express Cars to Somerset
Make Fast Time to
Suburbs.

Residents Of Somerset. Western clevs.
land Park. and Tenleytown arrived In
Washington this morning wearing board
Gauged smiles through pleasure over
their new street car service. which to.
day began running through from the
District line BY way Of Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Dupont circle 70 NTH and F
streets.
The ofa~,ai reports to the washington
Railway I'D Electric Company by in.
spectors showed that the cars were ad-
herring TO schedules over their long run
a. we'll a. on other older esta oitshod
lines Of the company.
This evening the same suburbanites
will ride home asainswithout transferring
en- route at Wisconsin avenue and
street, a. has been their necessity. Ex-
press cars will carry some OF them from
Eighteenth and Pennsylvania avenue 10
the Intersection with Wisconsin avenue
without stop except for car-line inter.
section and emergency stops. TO keep
short.line passengers of these express
carS, no transfers on or OF will be given
except west from Wisconsin avenue.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
LOCAL MENTION

Don't Miss the Splendid Offering at Vir.
Rtnis Theater. Today. I'm the Hands Of
the Usurers." 8 great reels.
Try Our asc Regular Dinner Or One Of
our famous breakfasts, Sc Manhattan
Lunch. OLE 9th NV.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
Democrats Control of
Senate Not Changed By
Senator Rayner's Death

The death Of Senator Rayner will not
prevent Democratic control Of the SEN
ate after March I. Tho governor of
Maryland will appoint q Republican,
who 10 expected to be William p. Jack.
son. to succeed Senator Rayner. He
will hold until q year from the coming
winter. when the legislature will meet.
However, the Democrats in the next
Ing for the death OF Senator Rayner,
and not taking account Of Tennessee
and Illinois. Tennessee Is practically
certain to elect Democrat. and at least
Illinois. This would Give tho Demo-
Gratis nifty out Of total membership
Of ninety-six.
Senator Curtis Of Kansas who is the
Republican whip Of the Senate. gave II
as his opinion this afternoon that the
Democrats would control the Senate af-
ter March by from one to three votes.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
SCHOOL REGIMENT
GETS UNIFORMS
LIKE ARMY USES
Cadets Expected To Make
Excellent Appearance In
Inaugural Parade.

New uniforms delivered today 20
members Of the High School Regiment
are the henst ever furnished and will
make tho organisation one Of the no.
tIceab,e features Of the inaugural pa
rade. next March. In certain details
the now dress had been made to con-
form 70 strict United States Army reg.
ulstions. Hereafter students viii ap-
rsar at parade With their new equip.
ment.
d In order 70 conform to the new regu.
lar army drill resulations. al frst SER
geants will bs provided With side arms
In place OF the rife. The shoulder
;.s'.Ss .o form s so:s ets q q
crmy Infantry. Uniform. for the men
are Of dark blue. with light blue striped
on the Trousers.
ofncsr, wes. lishtsr. troussrs and .n
ss SsaG w s: S.se s'a quality hsn On n:
been worn heretofore, and similar "a
that used In the regular army.
on account OF the resignation Of Sec.
ond Lieut.. Arthur Probey. Of Western
High School. examinations will be held
y The he ins Sish v.esy' .csooI regimen. now mum.
bcrs about 600 boys. divided into eleven
companies, - follows: First battalion.
Companies A, h. and I Of Central High
School. and Company r Of the Eastern
High School. Second battalion. Com
panies u and q Of Business. and Com
School. Third battalion. Companies c,
d. and X Of Mckinley High School.
Field officers already appointed for the
ensuing year arc: Colonel. 8. J. Leonard.
Eastem High School: lieutenant colonel,
9. J. Tuntstaii. Central High School
major hIt battalion. Francis Martin.
Central High School: major second
battalion. Ralph Ogie. Eastern High
School: major third battalion. H. c. Gil
bert. Mckinley HlSh School; captain
and resimentai adJutant. r. wilson.
Mckinley High School; captain and
auartermaster. 1. r. Kirchner. McKin-
iiey High School.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
Ready to Consider
Pastors Resignation

Members Of the Mt. Pleasant ConRre.
gstionai Church meet tonight to con-
sidersider the resignation Of the Rev.
DR.. Frank J. Goodwin. the pastor, who
startled his congregation Sunday, No.
vember II. by suddenly announcing his
intention OF leaving Washington.
Il. c. Ferner. church clerk, has the
letter OF resiEnation written by the
pastor. and will probably read II to-
night Dr.. Goodwin Is still determined
to sever his Connections In washington
and again said regardless Of what &C.
tion was taken tonight In reference to
his resignation he would not reconsider.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
Thomas Gives Ruling
For Picture Shows

Owners Of open-air picture shows will
not be required TO obtain additional sig
natures in order to erect q closed thea
ter on the site. according to an opinion
Of Corporation Counsel Thomas. SUBJ
mitted to the Commissioners today.
The ruling was asked for In the case
Of Samuel and Herman Robbins. who
have. applied for q permit TO erect Q
building to be used In part for Q store
at Eleventh street and North Carolina
avenue southwest
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1912.

Forest Glen Railway and Power Com.
pany; Warrington and Glen Echo Rail.
road Company; Braddock Light and
Power Company. Incorporated and also
the following persons:
lndiHduals Named.
Clarence p. King. W. r. Ham. 9. r..
Bowen. Charles J. Bell. Milton e. Allies,
Clarence r. Norment, Woodbury. Blair.
George Truesdeil, william Loeb, r.,
william p. HIbbs. Alsxander Suter.
Samuel L. Monroe. @. Washinston
tscss: scssrd Ssi E. ws:h,ns:oS. :sn:s and j.
% corporstion atom couns., Thomas, AFTER
desvoting many pages In his bill to
shs history, charters. rishts. and
Involved. pr.ys the District suSssms
That .I he rs5 %s:hiSs.on a sS'GN Gtii.,.s Com.
pany. .its agents, ollicsrs. directors and
from rSscsasns. sSsauisins. Or 'nsS,Isc esss;S.
stSck Of the WssSinston Rsiiwsy yS and
Electric Company, Anacostia and Po.
sS%aSS s+,sS,~oRI Rivs5 .uss Rsiircsd cs, Company;
railway Company, CITY and suburban
Railway Company. 0eoreetown and Ten.
!eytown Railway Company. and the Po.
tomse Electric Power Company.
Asks Mandatory Injunetien.
That mandatory injunction be H.
sued requiring the Washington Utilities
Company and its stockholders to cancel
any such transfers Of stock a. may
have been made. and that individual
shareholders Of the local utility corpo.
prations may be enyoinsd from disposina
OF their stock for the stock Of the met.
ThSs hseDRS"' he 'w.sh,ns.on uul,t,es Com.
peny be en5oined from olccting directors
Of or controlling the operations OF tic
local Utilities corporations named In tho
suit. Or from exercising any control
over their management, receipts and
expenditures: and also that tn eofGcers
and stockholders Of the subsidiary con.
Germs b enjoined from permitting such
That the abuse. misure and disrs.
biil. may DO enjoinsd and that. the
corporations named be required 10
proceed with the performances Of their
public duties 20 required by char.
Tho Corporation Counsel gave instruc.
tons today for the serving Of sub:
poenos upon the local corporations and
tho nnanciers named In the bill. The
foreign corporations viii be served by
publication. Mr.. Thomas fled . list Of
tho stockholders, several thousand In
number. OF fhe aWshington aRilw1y
and Electric Company. but these Will
not be 0ubpoenaed At this timc.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
Monument in Memory
Of Samuel Mundell

A monument to the memory Of Sam
ueI Mundell. who died . year ago. was
unveiled at Congressional Cemetery yes
terday by members Of Oak Camp. No.
I. woodmen Of the World. Mr.. Mundell
was for years one Of the most active
members Of the order.
Benjamin F. williams. consul general
Of Oak Camp. was In charge. Of the
ritual. and the address was delivered
by Sovereign 6tott, Of Oak Camp. There
was large representation OF the order
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
Born in Baltimore.
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

Senator Rayner for many years was
one OF tho foremost public men OF
Maryland. He was born In Baltimore.
April II; 1850 his parents being william
9. and Amalie r. Rayner. He gained
his education In the public schools of
the Monumental City. and at the Uni
Versity Of Maryland and the University
Of Virginia. At the latter institution
and when he returned to Baltimore was
admitted to the bar In 1870. and had
been practicing law in that city since
that time.
Within eight years after he began his
career In Baltimore he was elected
to his first public service. serving In the
Maryland legislature for two years. In
that body he was chairman Of the Ju-
dietary committee and was chairman
Of the Baltimore city delegation. He
was elected to the State senate for
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
PreSident-Elect
Says Rayner's Death
In Country's Loss

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Nov. 1.-"I
learn with sincere regret Of Senator
Rayner's DEATH" said President-elect
Wilson today. "The country has lost
an able and patriotic servant. 1t will
be very difficult to replace him."
The President-elect was suffering
pected. nevertheless. to visit the In
sular parliament In the course Of the
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1912-11-25
Naval Equipment
Fund Quite Low

The appropriation for the equipment
Of naval vessels for lsi3 has been 20 De.
pieted by the demands already made
upon II that each quarterly money a.
lotment hereafter win reduced 3 PEE
cent, according TO orders issusd by Act
Ing secretary Of the navy winthrop.
This order applies 70 the present quar-.
ter. a. we'll - thoss succeeding. Unieas
expenses are pared down . fourth Q
deficiencv vill result,
The Washington times., 1912-11-25

Don't fail to secure
one Of these Fine
Double Roasters TO
your Thanksgivin
Turkey given avn!
all this week with b0c
can Of A & p Baking
Powder. the purest In
the world, absolutely
guaranteed for quail.
ity.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-05-17
Civic League.

The boys who are ~contesting for the
prizes to be given by the Civic League
on Saturday, May IS, must report to
Mrs. B. C. Adams before that date, so
the committee will know just who the
contestants are, and where the debris
they have collected, is.
The chairmen in the different sec
lions of the town will notify each resi-
dent in her section when to expect the
garbage cart, which will begin the
rounds May 20, and will 60 to every
home during that week. So you are
expected to clean up your premises
and have all waste ready for the cart.
This "clean up week" means, also,
to cut the weeds around your place. On
account of Commencement, Wednes-
day, May %, the League will postpone
its meeting, but will meet the follow,
ing Wednesday at Grenada Bank, 4:3o
o'clock. :.
We are anxious for all the ladies in
town to join US and hope to see a num-
Der of new members at our next meet
ing. 4
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-05-17
Escapes an Awful Fate.

A thousand tongues could not express
the gratitude of Mrs. J. E. Cox of Jol-
let. H., for her wonderful deliverance
from an awful fate. Typhoid pneu.
monia had left me with a dreadful
cough" she writes. Sometimes |
had such awful coughing spells thot l
would die. l could get no help from
doctors treatment or other medicines
till | used DIR. Kings New Discovery;
But I W my life to this wonderful
remedy, for l scarcely. cough at an
now" Quick and safe, it's the mos
reliable of all throat and lung meai-
cines. Every bottle guaranteed; QUO
and 81; trial bottle free at all drug
0ists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-05-17

After the above dates, the registration
books will be at my Office in Grenada. Miss,
open for all qualified electors who are not
already registered. This the 9th day OF May,
1912. f. M, Ransom,
lOmay3t Registrar.