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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28
SPRAYING PAYS.

A man in Mississippi who has beer
in the peach business for about
twelve years. ard whose fruit is well
colered and free from worms and
rot and in such perfect condition
that he ships peaches. successfully.
to markets in Boston and New York
and ven u Copenhagen. Denmark.
attributes his success TO the fact that
he has consistently sprayed his or
chard and destroyed the scale which
at L tine badly infested il
This farmer. Mr.. c. V. Rain. gives
his method Of spraying as follows
for the benefit Of his neighborS:
Il commenced spraying with the
homemade lime-sulphur solution
eco pounds Of lime and Is pounds
of sulphur 10 so gallons OF water.
This solution is all right. but as my
orchard grew larger. / commenced
using the commercial lime-sulphur
solution. which is cheaper. as j.
saves the labor of making IL 1t
should. however. be purchased from
some reliable firm. as | have once
sprayed with commercial solution
which left the scale insects slive un-
der the solution. OF all spray So
buttons ! prefer the soluble oils
tScaleeiGel. It does not only kill
the scale where it hits. but spreads
ike oil, runs into cracks under rough
which lime-sulphur does not
do.
As summer spray for Curculio |
and Drawn Ro: / follow the standard
rules. First spray when the calices
are being pushed of. using one
pound arsenase OF lead powder. three
lump lime. and fifty gallons
n water. For the second spraying
about twenty days later use self
ooiied ~lire-sulphur tS-S-50) and
.hree-fourlhs pound areSnate Of lead
In dry season ike this. I
found that s third spraying is
Unnecessary"
Other farmers will find peach
profitable if they follow these
inP'e methods Make preparations
@ stamp cUt ne San jose Sale by
7ra~iar The pe4oh trees his winser. :
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28
AMERICA CHEATED
GERMANY OF VICTORY

Ire violence and maligni-y OF the
Peace campaign launched in con
GeSs and ou- when America vas or
tire brink Of the war-and the ire.
HneRaoas outlay Of money which ae-
~comPaniei iE-are now clearly m
derStooi.
AmeTieaS entrance into the war
cheated Germany Of victory. Amer
lea entered JUS. in time. but not a
minute too soon. to save the owrl6
o Prussian mastery.
Germany counted on certain VIC
tory by June l. The cars corrups
gang was TO sign a separate peace
and release all her eastern armies.
Although the Russian revo,utio,
blocked this, the h-elplessness Of the
Russian giant in the midst of the
revolution was almost as good.
France vas on the ragged edge
The failure of the Champarue Of
fensive when her last reserves had
been hurled into that disastrous as
Ault had brought q IA wave Of dis
pair among the war-weary people.
Here Ia Folle.tes and Bill Stones
we're beginning 20 whisper: Save
what's left Paid German paciSsx
al aE.a-ors Sw2rne6 into Paris
from Switzerland and bride money
ro-a Il from Swiss banks
l. as s black aue. !. was This
HAT Marshal Jo=re brough. 70
Washington. and everything he said
Us confirmed oy me frs Ame-i-
s@a Military commission 10 France
T returned shortly sf,erwzrd.
E1-ee w2s Ike g burned ! torch. |
&-y KEW j. they knew i, in |
3-s
- ~sz5e- Geu2-ys useiS
= Q45 traitors ard degenerate
,-@ II Aus1A beat al their Ell
@ . hzl- ne wz-. % defeat the
- keep Persai1g a. home.
- Ps-1aE er0ssed. and the
olve drzh followed hin
icy Gs E-1g cvsr aox-thoaz
month and re -hin green
E stretch az 1zal tie e-zcs
= Il As-s 6oo-
II Es ard politicians Try
- Z De-Eize lie resolution Of
-Ze1ezz people xiii only sap
- U-a2-y f0- Bene3iet Arnold
II Azrsz Barr II s American hail
u azf&-E
ne school children II geuerzuons
70 oO-s rzy remember hen-aS
r@i-o-s are remembered
EsE OF then zll attain even ,hz
--e2oe, BIZ. vii pass INFO oblivion
sl1 Ire cop2Srhe4GS @a0 betrayed
I-eoln-too feeble and futile eTel
9 make u-szsor nsno-zbls--Widh-
= Kansas Beacon
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28
Mr.. MOORE MOORE
PASSED AVA


Mr.. Moore Moore died at his home
in Grenada last Sunday night a
shortly after Q o'clock after an lines:
Of more than one week. The funeral
services were conducted Monday at
ternoon from the residence by Rev.
j. C CSrothers, his pastor. assisted
by Rev. r A. Tucker of the Metho-
dist church. after which a large con-
course Of ~sorrow;ng relatives and
friends followed the remains 70 Odd
Fellows cemetery. where they were
laid 70 rest
Little more than a week aco his
wife returned from a short visit made
after supper TO the home of a neigh
Dor when she found him lying or the
bed in a partially paralyzed condition.
Medical aid was Immediately had and
his son. DR.. Moore Moore, of Mem
phis phonei for. but his ease did no.
respond to treatment and he gradu-
ally grew wors until the end came.
Mr.. Moore was born about seven
miles east of Enid. in Yalobusha L
ty in January. 1S4S. and was named
for his father. Moore Moore, Sr. He
lived in and near Enid until about
thirty years ago. when he moved TO
Grenada. where he was known as the
honest man the upright citizen. the
good neighbor. the true friend. the
loving father and devoted husband.
He was a factor in everything that
pertained TO the community. He was
a man of decided opinions and of
stable convictions. vet he was ever
duly deferential 10 others. He
wrought well in life and set the
world an example worthy of emula-
While he has gone to his re-
ward. yet he lives in the character
Of his spleridd children. all of whom
are known for their intelligence and
of citizenship. He had
been a member of the PreSby-
terrain church and lived faithfully UP
to his religlous ouueS as he under
stood them.
Mr.. Moore is survived by his wife
Ind four daughters: Mrs ". NJ.
Mitchell. Mrs F. T. Gerard and Mrs
Albert George. all of Grenada. and
lrs- W. t Caldwell. of jackson. ard |
is son, who is ole of the leading |
physicians OF Memphis, Tenn. TO
Of whom The Sentinel tenders
sympathy. Besides these he
as four living sisters. Mrs Jane
'arker ard Mrs. Elizabeth Duke. OF
oakland; Mrs Kate Duke, of Shaw
nd Mrs. Margaret Keith. of Water
alley.
There was a large number of rela-
yes and friends from out of town
, attend the funeral
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28
CHANCERY
4 OF MSSISSIPPT.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
To Sam Taylor. whose posi- oEes
address IS gwen As Memphis, Tenne<
sSs
fou are commanded TO appear =.
the Chancery Court OF Grenada
County. Mississippi q. the Cour.
House in Grenada, Mississippi. on the
3r1 Monday Of October. IsiT. 10 de-
felt The suit II the said Court Of
Agnes Taylor. wherein yoa are de-
PENDANT
Witness ny hand and the seal of
the said Co1rs- thiS the 18th day of
September, 1917.
NJ z POWELL Chzneeu Clerk
Stone & Stone, Solicitors
A2I-St-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28

SURGEONS agree Ia. II cases
Of Cuts, Burns. Bruises and Wounds.
tie FIRST TREATMENT Is ress- fr-
port2z- Wien 81 EFFICIENT anti
ee2ucs applied pEOEptiy. there is
10 danger Of infection and the
wo1zd begins 70 heal az oree- Fer
ass o. Ez7 or bsaS, BOROZONE
Is TIE IDEAL ANTICEPTIC and
HEALING AGENT Buy Il nov
ana BE really for Al emergency.
Price 7S- 5Ge- 500 and sI-5a-
Sold By 9nd Css and Corner Drug
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28
COUNTY AND CITY DIRECTORY.
Cog,sy Omclals


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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28

The Business Mans Deparrezs
Store seems 20 1t the ease of TIE
Sentinel oEce. fer ve furnish every
thing that one eould possibly need in
an cEce
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28

We eaE furnish ribhens fer IN
makes OF type~riterss Use eaeA Al
7Se each
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28
City O&cns.
Alc-=<n

Fs-sz
IVES NsE@I u. Vase And aoser
tty a L-Es-A P~r=sEcvs and J q
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wac present and reported another large class
IN "nlting to receive tho same degree

E'; " o-rss 9rlssni and Exported sns,Ssr ase class
Quaker city lodgS. No 9os has for tho last
teW te iaop'ns been motr active in ol lines ot
mSm6ers are Somina tn nor brotbrrs ~ t6e order
iibbgm ibs 9tgSr Jurisdictions arG hcing admiNgi snd
reports OF committees to marked degree Tie
SI9nd mnsters .activltos and plans have The
EHo5N OF the cmpoymnn, bureau aud of tho homes
Tba promisirs op,icSH ri'g ' ,5i%%i Scsi I" ibi
V3nahers To kccp up the Eood work aud Keep
colcdoujau t.odco So 7op had a ta,r attcnd
in fu,i form or several r1ndidStcs under Assiat.
SN, pesre" NnH,er a. n Hami ton. the team
tgr Nmoug the mnnn rrcsout were n. "
GR'2G ~ E, HgndGrsoq, Srrlug Garden Lndsc, T..
y, EIIWnrq w; tinmIlton. Purity lodgo; brothors
aHnt"n. Mass. nnty Moore, Sprrr Gordon
,,4nT@' and n'vid Tunnook, Gar'tol ,!ty. lod#e.
Latch string s.aiu5ss ont d, So. zoo. ''' '''
o,smotS nG aasr.a e. ,5 asg gsc log , is- ;:H.l
gmsmd Tor inWatou yhnrloa ~ llulcs, Chrstiou
4 ,rooNg, ,pToroscd Gcorgg Douglos. lnitialory
J,fr,g-, wy ,i,,a br CN"mnlihed n Friday 'Egnins
mlucd y y g ~ samuel French gave The
tA' second dnfrcr l8st Erida, .vpuire whf,h
Tas done M 2 Very ,rndit9hlo mann"r or Fri,
nt gu ,m"uhura " The ludge aud answer viii
wv '''"' '0 VERSION orr hN mail
a.,
N"n.n l.tdEo. >r. = had the following Wait
o.. w. u. rr'm"r W irdupouden,r l.Dd4o. ~
". Enn'1H. Henry ushul ~ Hopowell luhgc
no. ~ NlrrTlo g oW M1,rlcllnnd M Hick
hTT,'p'rS hTT,,' .p1'r I NMI w.. Ai'''Tr aa9 tcln"n" o' tm
,nro,',. ~ w. W ', g.n. H'tt''p vi ll''
dldat.s rue tIsrnr b,n,i,T' q, ,""rl.ssaI "l ,,oir
nrprecratIor of trs ,,rE AVA N.fr .siirrrIs.
when Informed ttt,f yptir ra,..'irat,. ,r, tn N,
s q" ''
r.st r,rt o , 49,. ,,,, f s...,.. ,,t, .
pn1, - ,,WI'. I'. ;t''i IVY. wv Nli|l ~ Ii'l.
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,Iirrriinr ~ 'i,.- a. ,,.,l ~ ,r
.,nufarr,J tr, Sean, i,,, ,, ' - 't!' ~
lions ior mtcnberghin Wcic rstcfyrd T. ~ +
lruui, T.. CONWAY Hud T.. A. Nauglp ur tho
nylnr SQUADRON. made iu'. resting addresses. 'N-
phining Tho Ftuud MASTER rHrFnBign for lodge
HriiEliy' They highly yuDp'imoind the lodge
i"r the a''rr" work Hud. th" r,"nlig NJ THIS
rW. some uNnih"rs u 80. lUl2 Wi! ati"ud
,r an"Nni hlnuu"t NJ tho N'tiv" odd F"lluwH
Spr|hH Garden Lodge conferred tho first de
u most excellent manner I'm tl. urosrr,a or
many membyrs and visitors Past Graud r. r.
EonNNH ut Nr"turus Lodge, aud sAis'aui Graui
Sgvl'Lnis Low MiuGIe. OF Easi hnrN Ludse. both
o. Nnnni Rf" mNmh'fS ~ t." WING sumdrhh
ntvstt,,n nntnvst,, ~" FrhMn inhAlrr M"unrrsAlr 81
intsn ri,il I'M '' ' NV, I"'. z''E, N"N unu @ ,,'
me- ~, '.."'' '. '.'tt' ,hi!patFhs
n rnlfgr, |,.,rs ~ =" ,hn tti.tr,t, i' ,i,
Odd FGuovs' IInr. ,p.dn , rarnrI ari ,a,,t
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Beptist Church. At west chester eiabofats
services IN hom6r of WAehington, whose nam
or is very dear % all sons n Amqs,rles syssy
Camp " will be an orkn meeting for the
public. Among the many speakers will he state
Master Of Forms John w. Harper and STATE
Secretary Charles y. Helms.
Camp 2Ti Lancaster. Will dedicate It's new
hnll on Wednesday January 24 The ramp hhs
goo moulhers and has desired for long time
to have. . larger hall, Through the unttrine
work q several of ils iepdlns members ts
desire has At aHt beon gratiHed ana II VIII
hold n large meeting 10 dedicate the hell.
PROMINENT speakers Will be rfesent, Including
state Secretary Helms
STATE Secretary Helms will be present at
IHmn i0i Spring city. In its booster rneetinE,
February 3. The camp ~ planning 10 nalSe =
great galu tn membership and " holding this
meeting Tor the purpose ~ nrouaiNg in-
forest amonR It's members. a very large at
tendance is expected
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secured It's fully equipped hsil without eostIns
the treasury a penuy.
Tho Junior Court. No. SR has become the
lnadnE boys ofFaniza tion IN the city. and II ir
the pride Of the senior body The monthly
sucials special ladies recention functions the
lively ordinary mectnas have all hoen well
conducted as 10 be commended by tho Grand
officials as models Of eNccllrnre worthy NJ enula
ton lts freternel spirit has kent abrenst with
~ numerical growth and financial stability. and
this anniversary will he fttiuuy celebrated.
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GERMANTOWN A AGAIN WINS
Adds Thirtieth Victory by Defeating
Merton Team B at Squash Racquets
STANDING or TEAMS

Germantown Team A easily maintained
It's uubeaten record in the interclub squash
racquets championship by defeating team
y Of MeriOn by six matches To none.
Merton Team A now is sole possessor OF
second place having beaten Oyerbrook
TO ]. Cynwyd and Huntingdon Valley split
even respectively with Team Of German
town and the Racquet club.
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Helps Workers Solve Food Cost

wIT.M INGTaN Del, Jan. 1s.--In order
to assist its employees in meeting the high
cost of living t1e Joseph Bancroft & Sons
Company has triAd the experiments OF pur-
chasing In large quantities and selling 10
them a cost, and the results are now being
tabulated. II is possible it may be tried
on a larger scale within a short time.
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BOWLing Neus

IIoetzer Of Pills, set Philadelphia
pucl, PIN League record on Costa's Alleys
last night. knocking down total Of 474
pins. Ills scores were lGi, 1873 and 100.
Hoetzer also is high average man, with
of matches Zulus won three from Teasers
Phils and Acorns won three from Giants,
In Knights Of Columbus League san Domingo
won throe from Plnzon; Columbus won three
from ST.. I,eoi Sau salvador outrullrd santa
Maria IN three straiEht games. and De sofa
won Two from rhiladephis Council.
Norris Wheeler team, after winning fifteen
straight games in Philadelphia Steel and Iron
20 the runuer-up. The leaders won the last
game by three pins, lOialtns lOl, Cambria
negte steel won three from W, f. Pot,s Co,
tHe last game by four pins, tutalns rs, II is
lhree-manrtean tourney
In Artisans OBJ Nqnhwsstsru team won three lgh1re,.s,
Bartram, and Southwestern won two from Spar
tan,
Senior Of Southwestern, Kor 2lt lu his see
ond same Rhoades. Of UnderdoWn, started
with 2l.,
Mcconnell Of AdeIDh got 236 In his second
game. Hartley, OF Pennsylvania. registered 2l&
In his second contest. Swisher, OF NorlhWest-
ern. had 49, 20i and 2Ol for his NIGHTS work.
Bachram. Of Fidelity rolled 100, col and l5S.
The Keystone Bowling Team Of West Paila-
ayeraginF 500 pins. Games are 10 be played
on Noort's alley, 1000 Lancaster avenue
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KaIagher Leads Worcester Eleven

WORCESTER, Mass. Jan, lS-Willam 2.
halagher; Of Noroester, who he's played tuu-
iast three years, has been elected captain Of
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FRATERNAL AMERICANS


Loyal Council No ISL. T. r. A.. held its
twenty.hfth anniversary last evening in its
beautiful han at TWeHty-aiXth street and
Columbia avenue ana was honOred by the
presence Of state Councillor Brother Harry
G.. T. Miller. The publicity committee. con-
ststinE Of Brothers Theodore o. schwartz
William j. Bubcck aud John H. Schaeffer
Jr,t issued a highly interesting circular
showing the great success which has at
tended No, 7Sl during the last year. Uumer-
icailv aud financially. \ special effort Is
being made for the largest class initiation
ever held by this council or any other A
most pleasing entertainment was held dur
ing the course of the evening and refresh-
ments served in the huspilabc manner for
which this council is known. captain Louis
!. HERE, who has just returned from the
Mexican border, gave an elegant exhibition
Of military tactics with the recently re-
organized guards. Interesting remarks
were made by State Councillor Miller. :. g.
Secretary Ford =, s. G., McHelvey u, n.
$ G. Grssom. Jr. r. $, g. Sheneman and
other visiting brethren,
-, =. $ Francis A,roy visited lone, Couu-
cil. N9, tN' last M2ndnE, sNeqns aud In
Hr"gs fSr % tGC m present term ] \, ]gsagng@loa @ with
ir T. s. T. Shouenan h, Conferred the beau.
6,, mtgl s"uRtlsLT work en- ,frs" class Of Gan,
WORKER f. ussis,inE materially 10 Tho Ercat
work which is hrnH done ~ the membefs ot
greeted the state Council officers VINO made in.
terustlng addresses concerning The work aud
opportunity Of the present.
An extremely large district class Initiation
will De- hglu this rNeniug at NruliIu Council, No.
n. SO2 South Broad street when candidates
VIII be received from 0II the various rounris
Of IN" lower section uf this ritE, ptti, spr.
CilllE selected from the various councils VIII
confer the work ln perfect manner. %. u.
). e. Price has been wursiug hard ln make
the affair "a great success
The naxt monthly meeting OF the Good NJ the
Order Association will De uolI Monday evening
next at Fraukford Council, No. ITG 54lO Franl-
ford avenue, at u'rloun sUHrp- Various inn
portant subjects VIII hr considered aUd report
an the marching clubs formation = e.. Srrrr-
tary Ford and Jr. p =. g. ShHupmTu VIII adj
dress the delegates as 20 tine work. ua tine urEaUt-
zatlun generally.
Hamilton Coungli 30 sii. win held a nsler
Iirsl-cass entertainment Win h. Eyra Hs1 re-
freshmeuts served. Another WemUe ship con
test viii be started. Stale Cuuutil officers are
expected 10 attend,
Colonel John ClarE Council, NJ Bl5. uuI b-
the scene uf q grand visitation Neduesdag r.rr
giug neSt when q large delesg lon WIN .,
Richmond Council. 40. ga. and the sulire uai-
formed qua rds OF Dillgaut Council. No. {. w.
H. 5. e.. Freeman will be present with many
active members of the prgaulEattun q 'uUgTatu-
late No Gl5 Is great efforts iu dHWuustratf
the great fraternity eNlHtlrg among The many
counrils Ia this CitN- $ a. SsrrptnrH Ford aud
Jr r. : g. Shruefnau will doubtless us uH hand
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ACTIVITIES OF ALLIED
TRIBES OF RED MEN
West Philadelphia and Suburban
Chiefs Get Together-District
Meetings and Anniversaries

Viii hold thejr annual Fet-togeihcr night
nj Thrush Hall, 38te Lancaster avenue. to-
morrow Eht This organization now in
'uu'S "'"eS b"'" NORTON 'i"'on' hI'nef'n
ndelphia tr,he. ~ cons,t,Yt,rr az a mswbor.nIp
Of twenty. roiit tribas SpeciaI attention has
been gwen to the arrangements ror this
viii he. the hammer ,,eetirp of ,ho yo,r rho
hest of talent has bee, secured +, entertain
,.S "smoe,s ' and families E,Irl detail has
IN charge. President John Bossett and Sec
r''arE "ooer' 'rown nave oeen husl every
u ght in order to insure the success Of this
e''herlhE. 9, 5 5 br. T. ) Besw'ck VIII
have charge os the entertainment
fcsrs' q N: sd rgee' Ct Tss s
S @'Gs TPs SS'm " dons good work M" should
Mncoa rr9c, 81 Isl held It's tw,n'l irsi
| annNersory celebration at 3Sll Lancaster gNenG@
l 2s "'% SH s5S SyS3 %srs "s s "%" @1sS a
or ihe, active members, and all sat down To
''"''''''' ''''
\ district meeting was held by uaa.a 'rr be-.
ara ls1 ralEo were made hg Z. 5. HeSwies y,.s
Louis scFcr Charles Beli I. J. XII" aud others.
n 3,"WunE !, Joe, 80" 'y'1 ms, msw " l,st friday
utgh,. The committoa in charge arranged some
ms Fhe notice. were novel ant N", ~ w.. 9HS ,
now solved lnc problem gt ,nci'"s'hE ,riIr ,m% M,
T"GRN,s 1'patt J"ss% mg@s"JE oni now
ideas,
,....,.
n,1ckk uawH rrGS be- at Woodbury. Woodbury., = ~ I @st ri
rS ns,ar, 'nlS III HislTS,Hns p "" nn o., The
means Or creating enthusiasm. Last Mond,y
rotir paiefnras we're nJopic,I me average az
i@ndnn'" "ut'n" the past moo" was ".''h'E-
"'"'
rora ,rrt,o 30 aoo held a ast4 mcct,pg
IN i,s wiawan at TwGgtEsy,n 3,, rfgi rs Tns
at,ondnuce was good. and the, spsgRGrs g,igded
q of W ioserb ''FS FSrreT r'TP' q : William
CouUcl, r $ charles u Rel Fred Su,dcr and
,r,iib 'rbsn on" InpntI in cnsr.e "f tho meeting
Vas u Eisermuu
rGcGuy on last Tharsdey nigh, ,Moum,s;se,s
liam danube, chief OF records Of ,ilG tribe and
secretary +. II. Assorlntion. assisted by s''nE
misfortune, seven deaths occurring ~ tho laal
iw" MOONS hnd very heaEE SICK i,H''t &tl ~
spA ~ ita adversely DEPUTY John T., Johnson
pr"'''rts his tribe viii make an increase Tor the
~
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, ,,l .,c,,,, al N,,,6cr sfr.a, EnoVn
~ n'l'ETin,n, t.,r ,,H do tTr ,SnrL On a blg
"N tN' E''E', ,,.l,s,' Nv tsy'Jr.rIag ,irhf ,,.[sf
rms tvgm was o tbc "rit az" ySars ngo
nor nvhr''Iu -, 20" III v,t,b, TynbrGrsnIa ,NI
aMn tnis VI" me ,rs I'VE ,nsJo fl, thS coIrbr.'ed
prepare IONS re L''uEE i@V,u" @ d" ,r,,,ts Lg
hhhrN h''" Wv "'u.''''''' S'"'''''' " 80
surprise
NInowa Tribe. so ~, Will adopt q class OF
palefaccs un TUESDAY night, January ~.
.. ...,.
Gasyu No. iSI known as the I. q. J. ulhei
las been steadily taxing -. N W'WuvlS.. anu
% H:"g s. g:: !? &C. ~ A. ~; A.: $:2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
GRAND MASTERS
EXTENSION PLAN
Operation of the Odd Fellows
Roll-Call and Movements of
the Flying Squadron

Mile Lodge. 40 1000 conferred the FIRST
degree In fun ceremonial form on a class or
zen candidates. The large number Of vIs-
ltors voiced their appreciation OF the work
The number OF applications coming in tndi
Gates that the class for February will sur
pass all previous months Second degree
IN tul form tonight All visiting broihcrs
VIII be cordially received on Sunday
afternoon heXt this lodge will conduct sery-
ices az the Orphanase and desires a big
attendance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
Cubs Order sheekard 10 Report

COLUMBIA, Pa, Jan lS-Jsmes r. Shsuk-
ard. the former leftaelder Of the Chicago CUBS,
mas been ordered by Manager Mitchell To report
10 Chicago ON February 10,