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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-27

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An encouraging sign is the cree
ton of a large, first-class Touring
mill in Inverness on the Y. & NJ. V.
railroad, Sunfower county. 1t was
erected by H. j. Toler & Son. who
had the assurance of the farmers in
that vicinity that much wheat will be
sown this fall, before putting up a
mill, an outfit costing about $4,000.
Holly Springs South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Olson and
Mrs. Hall and baby, of Elliott. mo-
tored ove in Mr.. Olson's new car
last Sunday, spending the day with
Mrs. Olson's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
W. W. Liddell. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson
will make their future home at Ok
ford. Mrs. Olson has a host of
friends in Carrollton, her childhood
home, and Mr.. Olson won for him
sell many also during his stay in
Carrollton, who will always be glad
to have them back for a visit.-Car-
rollton Conservative.
We were called to Grenada last
week to attend the funeral and bur
ial of Mrs. J.. W. Sharp. She had
been in poor health for some time,
but no n was looking for the end
to come so soon. We do not hesitate
to say that she was one Of the best
women we have ever known. Some
years ago we were in the home of
ten, and as a pastor of the family
we found her to be always SO gentle
and kind and a Christian of such ex-
cellent spirit that we have always
felt that II was a great privilege to
known her. Many preachers
will remember her kindness in the
home to them and will be sad when
they learn of her death. The fun
eral was conducted by Rev. r. A.
pastor Of the Methodist
assisted by Rev. j. A. Hall.
Of Greenwood. and Rev. r. o. Brown
Of Clarksdale. with the writer and
Rev. j.. R. Countiss. Of Grenada.
The family have our sympathy in this
great sorrow that has come to them.
and may the blessings of the Heaven
y Father be theirs.-Oakland Dept.
Herald.
Fortify yourself against colds and
oughs by taking a bottle of Semme's
Vine of Extract Cod Liver Oil. 1t
makes you fat.
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NOTICE.

The public will please take notice
that neither of the undersigned are
now connected with the Walton Mo
tor Company in any way, nor liable
for any Indebtedness which said
Company may owe or contract.
This October 18th. 1916.
V. r. PATTERSON,
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-27

Prompt delivery and good Meats
prone 200. 10-6-tf
Spectacles properly fitted at Lick
folds Jewehry Store.
Watch tire front rows November
% at the Opera House.
We want to print the news, won't
you help US? Phone rs.
Miss Marion Baird, of Fort Loring,
was Miss Kate Lickfotd's attractive
guest for the dance on Tuesday
evening.
w. J. Bowles and family motored
over to Grenada and spent Sunday
visiting with friends.-Water Valley
Herald.
Rhodes Williams, who is working
in Jackson, spent Sunday in Grena-
da with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H Williams.
Mr.. Sam M. Stein, of Grenada, is
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bernstcin.-Greenwood Com
monw ealth.
Mr.. Walter Richardson, of Shaw,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. W. G. Richardson,
on Main street.
Mr.. James B. Horn left last Friday
for Mariana, Ark, where he goes
to buy cotton for the Newburger
Cotton Co.
Mrs. j. Warren Taylor, Jr., (nee
Miss Dot Berry,, of Corinth, came
Monday to visit her mother, Mrs. NJ.
W. Boyd in Grenada.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gibson, accom-
panied by Mr.. J. P. Brooks, Jr., are
in Jackson this week attending the
Mississippi State Fair.
Mr.. Donald Wright came down
Tuesday from the University for the
dance. He was with his mother, Mrs.
Genie Wright, while here.
Mr.. Stewart Evans, from st. Louis,
is in Grenada this week visiting his
mother, Mrs. Dora Rollins and wife,
who is also in Grenada On a visit.
Mr.. E. T. Duncan came over from
this week for a couple Of
days visit with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. B. C. Duncan, and sister, Miss
Mary Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bell attended
the State Fair at Jackson this week,
and from there they went to Bolton
10 visit their son and daughter, DR..
and Mrs. Paul z. Browne. Z
The Sentinel would call attention {
10 the ad this week of the King Pro- r
luce Co., wherein they state they are S
very DESTROYS of purchasing 500 large f
turkeys. They also want ducks.
geese, etc.
Mrs. j. J. Howell, of Chattanooga, S
youngest daughter of Capt. r. b
4. Turner, of Holcomb, is visiting h
Ter father and sister, Miss Lavenia. '
She was in Grenada the guest of v
the early part of the week. IS
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"The Lilac Domino" will be the
opening performance at the Grenada
Opera House November %.
Cleanliness is the keynote at the
City Market; phone 26O, give US a
trial. 1O-6-tf
Miss Kate Lou Countiss, who is at
tending Millsaps College at Jackson,
came up Thursday to visit her par
cnts. Rev. and Mrs. j. R. Countiss,
for a few days.
Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Ora
ham. of Glendora; Christine Thorn
ton, of Charleston and Hun Nichols,
of Darant, were guests of Mrs. B. S.
Dudley at her hospitable home on
Main street Tuesday for the dance.
Miss Sue Helen Beard, who has
been visiting at the home Of her faith
er, Mr.. Wellington Beard, eight miles
west of Grenada, left Monday for
Helena, Ark, where she has accepted
a position with a ~veneering plant.
Miss Christine Thornton passed
thru Grenada last Friday en- route to
her home in Charleston, and while
here was the guest of Mrs. B. S. Dud-
ley. Mrs. Dudley also had as her
guests this day Misses Luella More
head ami Mabel Davis, OF Water Val
ley.
Mrs. r. P~ressgrove and interesting
Children spent several days the
early part of the week in jackson as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Swepson |
Taylor, Jr. While there Mrs. Press !
grove also expected to visit hire son.,
John, who is attending Mississippi
College at Clinton.
49, 1
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that would interest your neighbors,
don't withhold it from us-tell us.
if you know what they know, and
hey know what you know, and ev-
Knows what everybody else
Knows, BOZ we will all know every
there is to know. That's why
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The Sentinel is always ready and
to print both sides of a ques-
ion, that is questions Of general in
crest to the public. Let US have
our views and opinions. This pa
'er is run for the people Of Grenada
nd Grenada county. Our opinions
nd views are expressed in our edi-
orial eolumns-yours can be ex-
ressed in our news columns.
y
A man living not far up the coun-
~, writes to our garage manager
ne following strong appeal: mister, =
leese to cum up hear an fix my orto,
5 hit wont run emmy more, the car
unkle am busted, the frigerator am
riz to de election rod and de cluch
alb done turned looce. Pleese to g
atunct as i CANT use de a till b
It is fxt."-EX. {
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-27

For Rent-Three u nfurnishe d
rooms for light housekeeping. Phone
%. 1a.s7-3t
For the best Meats, phone $50,
a be had at the City Market,
THE CITY MARKET. 1O-6-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping; ZIG South Street
phone SO. S-15-tf
Remington Ribbons fer all mn-
chimes for sale by The Grenada Sem
tinel; phone 26.
Miss Mary Walker Duncan had as
her guest for the dance Tuesday
Miss Clyde Scott, an attractive young
lady from Leland.
Mrs. Tyler, of Duck Hill, was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Ednonia
and sister, Miss Kathleen Ford. at
the college this week.
Milton Bacon and wife, of Grena-
da, spent Sunday here as the guests
OF their relatives, Crate Jones and
wife.-BatesviIle Panolian
Miss Carolyn Smythe, of the Uni
versity, came down last Friday and
was the guest that night of her
friend, Miss Edith Brown.
There is nothing better Cor fresh.
colds and coughs than Semme's.
White Pine; especially good for chill
dren. Contains no dope.
SECOND CLASS and
CORNER DRUG STORES.
1G2O-4t.
hrs. w. B. Reed has been visiting
for a week at THE homes of her UNI
cles, Mr.. William Dubard, in Grena-
la, and Mr.. Marcellus Dubard, at Du-
bard.
There will be no service at the
First Baptist church next Sunday, as
pastor, DR.. Trotter, win be alb
sent. He will hold his last service
,ere as pastor on Sunday, Nov. 5.
Miss Mary Belle Brown, who is
low n of the members of the fac
,lty of the Holly Springs public
spent Saturday and Sunday
With her paernts, DR.. and Mrs. j. T..
Brown on Margin street.
The Sentinel is asked to state that
he program for the Epworth League
t the Methodist church Sunday af-
ernoon will be an Honorary Mem
ers' meeting. The subject, ERE
ards Of Religion. Everybody in
tied to attend.
Mr.. Whitfield King has disposed of
is interest in the insurance agency
f w. e. Penn & Co., to Mr.. W. f.
'enn, who will continue the bust
ess. 1t is reported that Mr.. King
i'll move to Memphis, though this is
OF authenic.
Col. O. F.. Bledsoe visited his son,
}. F. Jr., at Sunny Side last Satur-
ay and Sunday and reports an ex-
'aordinary fine crop of cotton and /.
,rn. This farm, which father and 1
IN own, is said to be one of the {
nest properties in the delta. S
Fatherree's opening celebration t
was quite a success and the $
ore was favored with a large num- :
,r of visitors. The announcement :
IS been made hat Mr.. Spencer I
'hite, the popular soda water mixer, I
i'll have charge in a few days Of his {
'da fountain. "A
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-27
Local, Social ano personal.

~(dl, SOCldl
Phone the City Market, 26O, for
Meats. 1O.s-tf
Room and board; III South St.,
Fhone l73. 10-27-1t
Mr.. ]. S. King attended the Jack
son Fair Monday.
Mr.. Frank Gillespie, of Duck Hill
YVES up for the dance Tuesday.
Attorney A. M. Carothers was IN
Jackson this week on legal business.
Mr.. Daniel Webster, of Wfnona,
was in the City Beautiful Tuesday.
Every dollar paid on a subscription
for The Sentinel in advance saves
you Soc.
Mr.. Dave Humphreys, of Green
wood, was a Grenada visitor Tues
day.
M. A. Fisher spent Sunday with
friends in Grenada.-BatesviI~ Pa
nolan.
The Sentinel represents the largest
exclusive engraving house in the
world.
Mrs. F. S. Hill has returned from
a delightful visit to relatives in Gov
ington, Tenn.
Judge VIM. c. Mclean was in Jack
son the early part of the week 0n le-
gal business.
Mr.. P. Y. Dupoyster spent last
Sunday in Water Valley visiting
relatives and friends.
Iesdames Sabin and Durley are
visiting in Grenada this week.-Drew
4NS"S, AhuioiOid 1oNoih.
Miss Mary Sue Wilson was the
guest of Indianola friends on Nor
day.-Indianola Tocsin.
Mr.. Hollis Rogers, of Winona, was
the guest this week Of his sister, Mrs.
B. S. Dudley on Main street.
MI. and Mrs. S. A. Laycock spent
several days this week in Oakland
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. C. S. King, the popular pro-
prietor of "The Smoke House." was
a Memphis visitor last Sunday.
Some show, pretty girls and lots
of them, in the Lilac Domino" at
the opera house November %.
Mr.. C. B. Jones, who is connected
with the l. C. railroad at Tie Plant,
spent Sunday last in Jackson, Tenn.
Semme's Lilly Cream for chapped
face and hands. Delightful to use
after shaving. !
SECOND CLASS and
CORNER DRUG STORES.
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Miss Miriam Baird, Of Inverness,
was the delightful guest of Miss Kate
Lickfold Tuesday. she having come
over for the dance Tuesday evening.
County Superintendent of Educa-
ton, M. McKibben, attended the
State meeting Of County Superin-
tendents at Jackson this week, and
incidentally took in the Fair.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-10-27

Fatherree's opening celebration
Tuesday was quite a success and the
store was favored with a large num-
Der of visitors. The announcement
has been made that Mr.. Spencer
White, the popular soda water mixer,
will have charge in a few days of his
soda fountain.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-16

: Besides possessing the only endless
pleasure pier in the world, Redondo
Beach, a municipal coast resort close
to Los Angeles, has the largest warm
salt water plunge in the Pacific and
the best sea fishing that can be found.
Redondo Beach presents special at
fractions for inland people who de-
sire ocean fishing. The bed Of the
bay drops abruptly at the end Of the
pier and fishermen can drop their line
into 100 feet Of water for the big
fish. Surf bathing is popular at this
resort. In addition to the argestl
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-16

plunge on the coast, the bean 10 soft
and smooth and Of q uniform depth
for more than 100 feet out beyond the
point where the bathers dive under
the breaking, roaring, white crested
surf.
The city offers plenty Of accomo-
cations for families at its numerous
sea- front apartments and hotels.
FL Paseo, the amusement street Of
Redondo eBach, is lined with costly
concessions, the ride through tho
clouds built at q cost Of $50, 900 being
one Of the most popular.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-16
I. + + 4. 4. 1. 4. 1. 1. + + + + + + + + 4
: LOCAL AND Personal =
: r = + 4. + 4! I. 1 j. + + + + + + 4

C. R. carp, well known stock
man, is putting up another windmill
near Gage.
Hal Kerr is erecting four-room
brick bungalow addition to his head
quarters rancr at Cambray.
Miss Margaret Randolph is antici-
mating visit to California early in
September to visit her mother.
Mrs. B. M. Peyton and Miss Gilt
ton Peyton left during the week for
Springfield, No., for lengthy visit.
Stanley C. Thompson, en- route
Ell Paso to Phoenix, was shaking
hands with old friends here Satui
day.
Miss Faye McKeyes is being very
much entertained in Hurley where
she ia enjoying visit to relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Mamie Toms and grandson
James Cobble, left during the week
a. snera the months Of warm wealth.
err in Texas.
John waddiIl, "Buz" Peyton and G.
NJ Cotton motored to Cooks Peak
Sunday, spending the day in that pic
turesque little hamlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Rutherford
took possession Of their new home
on Tin avenue lately vacated by MRS
b M. Peyton, this week.
Mrs. M. Z. Hudson and Mrs. May
ma williams left Monday evening TO-
several day visit in Fl Paso and vii
Register at the Paso del Norte.
Sheriff Simpsons force are SUR
after the rogues. Deputy sherin !"
d. Faulkner picked up Frank Kim
balps mare advertised in our last Is
sue and returned her to her delighte'
owner.
Mr.. p. J. Moran, Of Oakland, Ca
visited Deming during the week an
was the guest of his brother an
and sister, Dr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Moran
W. D. Gent, the genial represent
alive Of the Remington typewrts
company, passed through Deming .
rout from Silver City to the arm
post at Columbus Monday.
Colonel p. R. Smith and Charlie
n rofton loft this morning for Sor
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-16

doval county to look over the San
Miguel mining property which is go
ing to open up in the near future.
While digging around amongst the
brush in the vicinity Of the Southern
Pacific switch yards, Rudolph Kord,
found a pistol Of old vintage. It is .
45- Colts Q cylinder. Il is ON exhibi.
ton in the Chamber Of Commerce
window.
Mrs. John Herbert Of FL Paso, SO
pleasantly rendered as the guest Of
the Allison family in the early winter,
arrived during the week for a long
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Allison
and will be warmly welcomed by her
host Of friends.
Mrs. Tom G. Moore, sister-in-law
of Mrs. Jack Z. Goodwin, arrived in
the city Friday night, from Fort
Stockton, Texas, to attend the fun
eral Of her young brother, Stanley
Overholser, who died here last Fri.
day.
That beautiful cut Of a blooded
hull that appears on the checks Of
the Dcming National Bank was made
from photograph of the sire Of Il
number Of Hyatt Bros. herd. The
! cut has attracted much attention
about the country.
I Mrs. M. B. Ament, Mrs. Sam Wat
kins, and Charles Amcnt leave earl,
Friday morning for an extended tour
visiting the great lakes, Chicago, ant
thence to the fashionable watering
places along the Atlantic coast. Up
on their return they will visit Phila
delphia, and 60 south as far as Mo
bile and New Orleans. They will b
joined later by p. A. Burdick.
| Sam Watkins has leased the corne
room in the Baker Hotel building an
will soon have one Of the finest aut
sales rooms in the Southwest. Sar
reports the sale Of Dodge roadste
to !. II. Casey Of Tyrone; a Dode
touring ear to Kolhmeyer 4 Guinthsz
Chalmers six-90 to Harry Edward
Of Cooks; a Chandler 4-passenger !
Lon Barksdale Of Mutt.
| haywood is the popular place 70
/ week lend parties and Sunday outing
!. Among the Demingites who motore
to Haywood Sunday for dinner wei
Father Jos. Garnet who had in h
r ear Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lane, Mis-
d May Clifford and Mr.. John keele
, Mr.. George Chester had in his o.
Misses May Seeger, Rosine Pattel
son and Mr. George Shanks. II
q party enjoyed a delightful day al
! motored home in the late evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-16

Mr.. Robert Pond, n popular hed
Mountain farmer went to Riverside,
Cal, a few weeks ago, returned last
Tuesday evening bringing with him
charming bride.
The pretty wedding ceremony was
performed at 4 p. M, June 10, at the
home Of Mr.. Samuel Lynn, tho bride
being his daughter, Miss Jennie
Lynn.
A gold and green color scheme was
effectively carried out by the use OF
Shasta daisies, yellow coreopsis,
ferns, pepper boughs and ivy. ln|
the large living room where the GER
emony took place, ropes Of peppers
we're caught from tho ceiling to the
bay windows, forming a canopy.
Ropes Of the pepper boughs also hung
from the top Of the bay windows,
forming portiers. Between the win
dows swung the wedding bell Of or
ange blossoms and ferns. In the
background and on each side Of the
bridal couple, were immense jardin-
iers of Shasta daisies. In the par
lor we're large bowls Of coreopsis and
fern and streamers Of fern ran here
and there over the pictures and win
dows. In this room the many gifts
of cut glass, silver, and linen were
displayed. Down the stairway and
through the hall green ivy wound in
and out. The veranda where the
buffet luncheon was served to the
guests was enclosed with green pep
per boughs.
The bride was gowned in beauti-
full white hand embroidered wolfe Gre
alton and carried shower bouquet
white roses and ferns caught togeth-
or with tulle--a gift of the groom.
The bridal march from Lohengrin was
played by Mrs. Thomas Lynn OF Los
Angeles, a sister-in-law Of the bride,
and TO its strains, the bridal couple
marched down the stairway and to
their place beneath the wedding bell.
The tongue Of the bell was filed with
rose petals and as the ring was slip
ped over the brides finger and the
two pronounced man and wife, they
were enveloped in q cloud of frag-
rant rose petals. Forty-hve guests
were present.
Upon arrival at Deming, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pond were taken to Mr.. Ponds
farm, where his sister and aunt had
prepared an elaborate dinner in their
honor. Eight relatives Of the groom
including Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Syl-
vanus and little daughter Margaret,
who have just come from Los Angeles
we're present. The happy couple will
be at home to their friends after Jul,
/. May their life together be zone
grand sweet song" The Graphic en-
tends heartiest congratulations.
, Pullan-l ozano Ponce MAIZENA,
n. rS.xl n-~~ o...cko -,
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5nooy 49,
tn Fridav brides met With M.
HAIRY I.ape a. tbe residence Of Nh.
| J Hsrriurton Nclauehlin. An Of
~ msmbsrv were present with Nm.
i A Nahonev and Nm. II. n. Kelly
ana The Misses Mary Mahoney and
M. Thresa CLARK AZ guests. Il vas
the last meeting Of the season and u
uertic1iarlv ENJOYABLE ono. After the
Games Mrs Lane assisted by Mn.
MeLauahlin served delicious orange
ices and the color scheme was car
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-16

Rev. Father Romero, assistant
pastor Of the Catholic church, Tues
day morning joined in marriage, Mr..
Anustcio Pullan and Miss Jesus Lo-
xona Of Deming and Mr.. Fredico
Ponce and Miss Victoria Malena, of
Tres Hcrmanas. Yhe newlyweds
were photographed at Hester's.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-06-16

Mrs. John Herbert Of FL Paso, so
pleasantly rendered as the guest Of
the Allison family in the early winter,
arrived during the week for a long
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Allison
and will be warmly welcomed by hes
host Of friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01
TOSCHOOL GIRLS
IN MOTHERHOOD.
Widow of Senator Palmer
Leaves Big Fund for Wei
fare Of Community.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1.-Educa-
ton for motherhood In a school, the
curriculum Of which will be especial
ly designed toward that end, is pro-
vided for in the will OF Mrs. Lizzie
Merrill Palmer, widow Of Senator
Thomas w. Palmer, OF Michigan.
Mrs. Palmer's will was filed in pro-
bate court her. Efforts to learn the
exact value Of the estate failed, but
IL was said that, after $4,000 specific
requests had been paid, Sl.0O0,O0O
Will remain for the motherhood school
foundation.
The school is to be located either
in Greenfield township, adjoining De-
troit, or in Detroit, according to the
will.
Real Mothers Necessity.
II hold profoundly the conviction
that the welfare of any community
Is divinely and hence lnseparably de-
pendent upon the qualities OF its
motherhood and the spirit and char
ity OF Its homes" the will states.
Moved by this conviction, here
by give, devise, bequeath and set aside
all the rest and residue Of my estate
for the founding. endowIng and main
tenance in the city OF Detroit or the
township Of Greenfield Of a school to
be known as the Merrill Palmer Moth
erhood and Home Training school, at
which, under such plan and system
and under such rules and rcgula-
tons as shall in the judgment and
wisdom OF those upon whom the adj
ministration of this estate shall de-
volvc be adopted, girls and young
women OF the age Of ten years and
upwards shall be developed, educated,
trained and disciplined with special
reference to training them mentally,
morally, physically and religiously for
the discharge Of the functions Of wife
hood and motherhood and the manage
ment. supervision and inspiration OF
the home"
Help For Poor Girls.
The will provides that girls who
are unable or unwilling to pay the
cost of their board at the school shall
be educated free OF charge.
Mrs. Palmer for several years had
lived at her summer home at Great
Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Her Michi-
gan residence is in Greenfield town
ship.
General Palmer was president Of
the Worlds Columbian commission.
the federal body which aided in the
direction OF the Chicago worlds fair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-01

Miss Edna Patterson, a soprano
soloist, next September.
They were chatting at lunch at the
Savaran in the Equitable building
about preparedness. Some of the big
down town business men were there.
Those who rely on volunteer militia
instead OF a conscript army. it was
argued by Edward Henry Cliff, the
tariff expert, know as little about real
preparedness as the lady about to-
bacco.
And then he told of n New York
woman who said it was all nonsense
to say woman cannot buy her hus-
bands cigars. LAS for me-" said the
lady. II never have any difficulty.
II just take along a sample stump
and there's never, the least trouble
about matching the shade"