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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
State Of Ohio. City of Toledo.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. ].
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City Of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE. FRANK J.. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day of Deem
Der. A. d. 1856. n. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces OF the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04

All you who have torpid liver,
weak digestion or co~nstipated bowels
look out for chills. The season is
here and the air is full of the disease
germs. The best thing to do is to
get your liver in good condition and
purify the stomach and bowels.
HERBINE is the right remedy, it
answer the purpose completely.
Sold by Second Class and Corner
Drug Store, Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
HARDY LOCALS.

Nh. R. B. Thomson attended the
Memphis Fair.
Mrs. Rebecca TONNES and two 1T
tie bows. are visiting relatives IN
Grenada. ,
Mrs. B. W. Smith and Louis and
Mrs. Dennis of Durant attended the
Fair Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Martin. ST.,
were Memphis Fair visitors.
We are glad to know Mr.. j.. A.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
SAMMIES OCCUPY PALACE.

The palace Of the Princess OF Lor-
raine in a certain French town, has
been made over ntO an entertain
ment hall for the American soidlers'
who enjoy moving pictures, hot col
fee and doughnuts in the marble
halls of royalty.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
Y M. c. A. MEN UNDEK rANH

Four more Y. M. c. A; workers
have distinguished themselves n
won glory in the Chateau Th1erry re-
m;on fohfing. They are B. V. John
Con Detroit. Mich, Francvis Smith,
West Medford, Mass, theodore
Tatbrop. Madison, Wis, and Frank
I Johnson. Newark, ..
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that SlOan's Liniment
means relief

For practically every man has used
It who has suffered from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness of
joints, the results of weather exposure.
Women, too, by the hundreds Of
thousands, use it for relieving neuritis,
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clean, refreshing, soothing, economical.
quickly effective. Say "Sloan's Linz
ment" to your druggist. Get it today.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
TOOTH PASTE FOR SOLDIERS.

Clean teeth rank high with the
Y. NJ. C.. A. men overseas manage
ment, $4,000 tubes of tooth paste
having been shipped to soldiers in
France and England during the past
ten months.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
ADD WIPE CUTS AND WOUNDS

are troublesome to cure. GeC d ooC-
flo of Farris' Healing Remedy-costs
SOc~make it at home. Heals rapidly.
A sore never matters where TINS
remedy is used. We sell 1t on the
money back plan. For sale by
Doak Harware Co., Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
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WANT PENS.

Two thousand fountain pens are
being shipped from the United States
in answer to an imperative call from
the Y. M, C. A. headquarters in
France.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
K FOR SOLDIERS.

Seventy thousand cakes for train
ing camps and Y. NJ. C. A. canteens
are being made weekly at the "Y"
bakery in Northampton, England.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04
Plies Cured in 6 to II DAYS

DRUGGISTS refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Proxudine Piles.
instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you can tet
vestful sleep after the first application. Pfice &c.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-10-04

666 cures Chills and Fever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
COLONEL MILLER ARRIVES
TO ARRANGE FOR BOUT

Minneapolis, Mimi, April ls.-Col-
ouel ]. c. Miller. promoter of the
willard Fulton fight, arrived in Mimi
eapolis today to complete arrange
ments for the championship fight 10
be held July 4. in the Twin Cities.
Ray o. Archer Wizards business
manager. accompanied him.
Governor Burnqufst has already
signifed informally that he would
not interfere with the bout ina snlnCh
as ten round glove contests are legally
permitted in Minnesota under the
state law,
The law, however. does not cover
the point of referees decisions but
members OF the boxing commission,
III Is said, are willing TO suspend the
rule for this contest
Fulton has Just signed = contract
with a prominent vaudeville circuit
which runs to June !, according to
Mike Collins. his manager.
The fight articles call for both
fighters to be on the ground not less
than four weeks before July 70
finish their training in the immediate
vicinity of the com bat
r. r. TurEeor, representing the
twin cities hotel and restaurant men
who are contracting TO raise the nee
essary sun, OF money to cover ex-
pensee of bringing the fiSht here. said
today the $4,000 needed was racti-
cally all pledged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
318th Minstrels

Come to the Academy and hear All
the latest songs and jokes and see
the boys dance in the 3lSth infantry
minstrel show which plays at the
Academy of Music tonight This is A
special performance TO give the peo-
pie Of Richmond an opportunity to
send the boys over there" equipped
with plenty OF smokes and a fund for
amusement during the periods when
they are not engaged in gas attacks
and air raids They must have diver
sion and Us up to US 10 do our Bit
and see that they 10 not lack funds.
This ia Nirgtniss ovn regiment and
many of the boys In the 51Sth min
strei show are well known IN Rich
mona. Let this town be the one tina
they viii remember with pleasure
during the hardshtps of the very near
service In the trenches. Show them
that you appreciate what they are do
ing for you and yours in this great
war Applaud and laugh With them
BIS each does his turn, show them that
you are with them all the way
This rs exactly the same perform
ance as was given at the Liberty thea
ter, Camp Lee, where they played three
performances to standing room.
There will be street parade at
$50 this afternoon and band con
cert In front OF the theater in the
evening. Remember, now. this is your
last chance 10 see these boys at play
over here" II you really and hon
estlY cannot 90 send others in your
place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
HOPED TO BITE MAILED
FIST OF KAISER BILL

Eost on. Anril 21.--.Iust because one
can eat lacks and cut glass without
having indigestion is no sign that he
would make a good soldier. That is
what albert Logan, of Somervilie. was
told today when he applied for en-
listment at the British Canadian re-
CruitinN mission
Logan filled out an application
blank and gave his occupation as
professional nail eater and circus
performer" The clerk looked Up.
Don't believe it, inquired Logan
Give me your pen"
Il was the only one the clerk had
so he couldn't spare II for the test.
However Logan could not pass the
physical examination. It was found
thar his peculiar diet necessitated
operations 1T the close OF the circus
season. and surgeons said he could
not stand tho strain ~ long marches,
Logan was disappointed. And ]
thought ! vas going 10 have = chance
10 bite Eaies- Ri1Ts mailed fist. ne
said as he walked out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22

specially Of the Clinton Sisters, ex =
ponents Of the dances OF all nations.
They are young. pretty and graceful.
In their interpretative costume dane
ing. the Clinton Sisters are in turn
Chinese. Hungarian and Egyptian.
That Is their costumes are characte
tic OF these countries. Their dancing,
however, are or their own creation
they are based OF course on native
foundations and the stories are OF
these various peoples. but the deed
and expression belong entirely to
themselves.
Their fourth number 10 called ~rh =
Fisher Lad" II is also In costume
and as the name implies has to DO with
fisher folk. The Clinton Sisters through
their ability and talent have made
themselves decided factors in the dance
world They have been soloists with
various important hallets and have APP
peared conspicuously in vaudeville
Their creative ability lie second only to
their tnterpretsttve ability.
Tee Gveat Le0n C0~nsuE,
Cit edge amusement creations ~ the
current year likewise are numerous on
the bill FOR the latter half OF the week
which ia especially no Ia hle for Its
wide variety. The Great Leon. reaog-
nized as the most proficient nsgtcs n
and illusiorlst in the amusement world
today. is prominently 70 the fore in
the show that comes Thursday. Lsou
Is known abroad as the Great Ameri-
can Trickster" He has matched wits
ard inventive genius with men of his
craft in every country OF the civilized
world and never Vet come out second
IN competitive exhibition. Leon =
exhibition is a revelation in tr'ckery.
Magic In the beginning belonged to
India and the Orient. then Germany
and France produced the conturer and
then an entire building in London was
given over to black art Finally
American entertainers began produc
ing legerdemain and today the native
trickster is supreme. Among the
American wonder workers is the Great
Leon, who by many is held to be the
worlds master magician and wonder
worker. The Great Leon in China has
outtrtcker Ching-Iing Foo. In India
he mystifsd Skeikler and in London
the wizards OF ST. Georges hall stood
In open mouthed amazement at the
frats OF this uncanny American. And
so on, all over the world, Leon has set
new high-water mark in Illusion
Icons exhibition ia stupendoue, but
is along comedy veins In fact he has
woven his various feats into little
comedy pAntomime which IL not only
productive Of laughter, hut has little
plot which is sustained to the end The
Great Icons accomplish mcnts are all
originated by hinnsef and his allu-
SONS. are quite different from any Of
those presented ~ any other IL
lusIonis'
NeanE American Nirtuo~o.
1t is tnoeed rarity TO hnd a girl
Of eighteen upon the concert stage
Usually concert tours are made solely
by eminent Artists and il is almost i'm
possible FOR en- inencc to be attained in
youth. Whsu n IL accomplished. the
rewards are manifold. Modesto Nor
larsen E one Of the very few young
women who have successfully toured In
concert She Is particularly hne
violinist and plays the most difficult
compositions with the ease and under
standing OF tho greatest violtnist. In
addition 20 the two great treasures.
youth &sa talent Mixs Mortensen has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
Musical Comedy Stock
Favorites Return in
Vaudeville at Lyric
mRmgsM ggB laN 3 NV ~ isgNBR as Y y

WITH half score of attractions
coming direct from tire Keith big
ne circuit and the return 10 Rich
r7ond after an absence Of some years
Of the three principal comedians OF
the old Wells Musical Comedy Stock
company this week will be- an ewentfui
one at the Lyric theater Manager
Charles w. Rex has secured several OF
the most pronounced hits of the sprin r
season in New York for tho openin <
show The week bids fair TO eclipse
the eayest OF the new year for amuse
fnent seekers
The reunion Of the Wells Comedy
company principals occurred recently
when the Johnny Johnston company
was ORGANIZED 10 present In vaudeville
&hst subs eouently proved one Of the
greatest laughing hits given TO the
variety stage in recent years. The
niece lis farcical one act piece. with
roustc and dance accompan ments.
with Johnny Johnston IN the cast arc
Torn Hsrty and Dan Marble, These
three comedians are ests hished IA =
vorites in Richmond, having played
several seasons IN musical comedy
productions OF the mos. popular stock
organization ever brought TO Rich
r7ond Dan Marble is the only one of
the trio Of favoritss who has since
appeared here in stock He was prin-
cipsl comedian with the Billie Bush
company ct -he Academy OF Music for
a time lssr year On the Shrewsbury
i. the title OF the roilicking farce in
which Johnston. Harry. Marble and
other clever players will be seen The
story has TO DO with pair OF actors
who are burgaiowinE on the bank Of
the river that threads the Jersey
coast
Fast and Fun~y Fare~urs.
Another unusual comedy feature OF
the new bill will be the fast and funny
act OF Espe and Duttou, two versatile
funsters who sing. dance and csvort
in style wholly original They are
OF the younger school Of farce come
dams and work ~ lightning speed
both in dialogue and action. The act
Is said to be a long lsush from start
to finish.
PATRICIA and Myers on the same
bill are described as 'supsrlative
vsudevilieurs They appear In row
STEERING skit called The Girl ard the
Dancing Pool" Mss RUBY Myer &
dancing is o. the poetic form but
PATRICIA is the wiidest and weirdest
OF eccentriau@s. His d. Hres~ include
steps and movements that no other
dancer has ever essayeA His tsypSicho
rear antics would he physically i'm
pose Bile to the average dancer or sth-
late who might attempt them; hence.
patrtcola has no imttatorh.
Sensational aud spectacular 81 the
exhibition in which the Four kaeting
Eass will be seen here for the hrst
time This quartet Of European cir.
rus aerobsts and athletes has never
hefors appeared of the "bigtifss" cir
cults since their arrival In America
Gsx months AGO. The Rays are aerial
lists extraordinary. They excel. how
Aver. In feats OF casting. requiring abb
normal strength skin and agility.
Beswsffsi Dan~e Cre~sasa@.
1~-.tsfsi and artistic dances are the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
His Bridal Night. -

His Bridal Night" will he seen foY
the second time in this city at the
Academy Wednesday and Thursday
and Thursday matinee
In reviewing the attraction the New
York Evening Journal has TO say III is
Bridal Night scored great big hit
AT the Republic thestsr last night. The
rom edY was originally written nv
Lawrence Rising and was revised and
elaborated by Margaret Mayo, who
was largely responsible for The sue
cess OF Twin Beds ."
The story tells of the direfuI rni~ad
ventures which befaH Joe Damorel, a
millionaire bridegroom, and Lent Ire
witt. the sweetheart of the brides twin
sister. vi, the newly wed sister, quar-
rels with her husband at the outset Of
the honey moon. and Tiny, the twin.
thinks II will teach the tempestuous
vi a useful lesson IL she fTiny) pa I'm 2
herself OF a bride and sets OF on =
wedding journey with pamorel This
If accomplished without any shock to
the creduiity Of the audience. Treyttt.
who Is never quite sure whether he is
making love 10 his friend wife or her
sister, follows the honeyfnooners to
their dovecote in Tuxedo, and vi the
h r de, eNasperated and repentant.
rushes thtthcr also. Then they are all
assembled under one roof, the compii-
cations increase as the girls refuse TO
solve the riddle Of their identity and
the fun is fast and furious.
Frederick v Bowers will be seen as
the mystifed bridegroom and the
Sheridan Twins, whose wonderful re-
Sc m blance has startled vaudeville
audiences for several seasons. are the
twins Of the play. number OF r1u-
steal and dancing novelties have been
added TO the comedy this season, and
a chorus Of pretty girls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22


Gsrnene<s, bulldog COURAGE. asgres-
sivoneSs--thoSe are the qualities in a
hstic PERFORMER that are 30 genuinely
loved and admired by 1Ent fane And
because Terry McGovern possessed
each in abundance he won place
In the heart of fandom that will en-
dure for all time
Terry the Terrible they called
hir,~~and terrible he was in &C
ton No rrhter before his day--or
since-ever was a ring fury Ike Nc
Govern. He possessed science and
SSH but he rarely re%orted to them.
He knew his own speed his ennur-
4nce powers and his punching skill
So he fought his battles with only one
real thought IN r7ind---to batter down
hte foe in the shortest time posi- bic.
Terry. who was born in Job ms
town. Pa. March .. 1880, and heSSa-n
mis- ring career IN 1897. Right from
ne outset he showed absolutely no
fear OF ary mar in hts dfvigon--oT
oct NJ II. So~bc@ though he vss ne
gladly ha tiled any warrior who cared
10 Try conclusions with him He vent
through 1897 without suffering de-
feat winning twelve OF fourteen
rights. the other two ra@ulting in
Ara US
In 1898 Terri decided that wniri-
wind essivene4s was the vital as
set for ring success. And 80 he be-
gan 70 develop his famous Kill ena
dead punch and IN perfect his rush r
irr tactics II was In that wear when
he Gsttenei cisnt formidable toes IN
Guiding George Munroe. Harry
Forbes and Fred MAYO, that he cams
IN be called '~Tcrrihe Terry.
THROUGH 1922 his knockout srcoeSs
w-ae phenomenal He put thirteen
foes Ia sleep knocking out four Of
his victims in the first round Tat
tenfrr four others in two rounds,
w'-Ie two more lasted less than three
tull rounds
Hrst three Years in the ring game
Terry fought fortysiY battles. He
won tweniy-th-ec with knockouts,
seventeen on decision. one or foul
and fought four drs US, He lost hut
once and then on q foui---to Jim
Callahan In eleven rounds in 1898.
Fight With rcdiar Palmer.
The fe@s illustration Of Terry and
lis rt&lc Is furnished in the story OF
his battle with PedlaF Palmer, the
great F.r zlish bantam. Terry had
vf1nued every prominen+ bantam in
thr country and was generally recog =
? - as tho rN- N ploh OF thdL ulNl-
3 or owing 10 tho retirement OF Jim y
:nv Barry. the real champion But
rsss4r7cr who WAS the English title
holder. ross NJ and disputed the
claim cf Tcrr7S friends that the
Am sricar was the real bantam weight
iie~
Get me a flcht with the English
1aaH.'' reg ed Terry OF hiw hackers.
Tho did The two warriors were
,1H teh@d - meet in open air IT
Trck2hoe. n. Y. September q, 1899
They y eightd in ~ il6 pounds but
-4eat into the ring scaling 40. Nc
Govern w2s The teetinE favorit'
~ odds round ten to nine GROVE
close to 10 600 witnessed the con
test
Palmer had a record which com
rared fayrrablv with that OF Nc
Govern and was ranked as the fast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
Big Fight Surplus
For Liberty Bonds

Minneapolis, April a1.--To demon
strste to the public that the Fulton
willard bout will be a patriotic affair
1t was announced that Colonel J. 9.
Miller bad agreed 70 spend all of the
profit OF the affair, II there is such A
thing. in liberty bonds. willard is
guaranteed 70 per cent of the receipts
for his end and Fulton S2o.o00 cash
Miller said he would pay Fulton in
liberty bonds and that Ray Archer.
WIZARDS business manager, haw also
agreed TO take Wizards end in bonds
Miller also said that moving pictures
would be taken and prints sent to army
cantonments for their use, free Of
charge. The sold ers could use these
pictures in any way they SAN At to
raise money for their athletic and
recrestiousl funds Prints would also
be sent 20 American soldiers IA
France
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
When Dreams Come True.

when Dreams Come True" which
comes TO our city on Friday and sat
priay and Saturday matinee at the
Academy is by Philip Bartholomae.
author of the farcicaI successes, lit
tie Miss Brown" and Very Good. I'D e
die
The author has indicated the same
originality in the book OF When
Dreams Come True" as he did in his
farcee. He recounts the story OF a
wealthy young New Yorker who
awakens to find his allowance cut of
on account of his adventures with a
French dancer.
The first act is on shipboard and
shows the boy returning for the paren
tai scolding as a steerage passenger.
This setting lends Itself to many sing
ing mum bers, the first ensemble show
ing a chorus Of immigrants of all ma
tionalties indulginE in their native
songs and dances
smuggling plot is interwoven. in
the story, TO which the dream girl
Is an innocent party. All sorts OF
trouble is heaped upon the pair until
dreams come true" in the Anal act
A musical comedy cast of more than
ordinary ability will be seen in the
principal parts, and a chorus OF TWEEN
ty-four capable and sprightly young
women VIII sing, dance and lend an air
ot youth and gaiety to the perform
ance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
MANY WAR GARDENS TO
BIZ MADE N CI4tN ELAND
ON ESTATES Oh WEALTH Y

Cleveland, Ohio, April 2t.--ove~
four hundred war gardens iii
planted in East Cleveland this year
on land loaned by John u Rockefel-
Ter and other citizens in that part of
town. Rockefeller's biggest offer Of
land comprises thirty acres in one
piece. 1t being part of his Forest HiH
estate. Last year he gave part of his
estate for this purpose and this week
he offered TO add to last wears loan If
there was a demand for the lapd
Mrs. Sophia Taylor has offered 4
large part OF her beautiful 'Tsvlor-
hurst" estate for war gardens and
has turned over rhe Rome on the
property to the Red Cross MANY
others have also offered parts ~ THEW
large estates. and these will he par
celed off into regulation sized war
gardens. which the city VIII plough
and harrow ard get ready for plant
ing AT a cost OF one dollar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
"BOOJLItts' wHISKEY JUMPS
IN PRICES IN NEsfp,

Memph s. Tenn, April 2i.+Here
he isies, ''wh.skey" quotat on.
Menu his: Half man (haif pint). &
shpri. tpin,l. $3.50; tree top
tqudrD, So; Jake" tJamaica
6ef), IL.
OF The four. shorty" is the ~
popular. Jan&ica ginger is GA
GO Il alcohoi aud rour ounces
b"Ggh for dollar. IT is POM,
with lie hard drinkers" but ia,
sagrceable" effect on the :,
Those who indulge freely for
'eHgth of time become blind. y
names "nalf man" shorty and Sc.
top tall" were originally used by ho
leEgers to prevent officers OF the n
understanding what they were 4
cussing. Rut the officers caught
and the names are still Used. b
lcgGers, who employ .automoh,t
drive through the streets sound ms
certain number OF blasts, OF tins he
TO advise the thirsty thata supply 3
oeen received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22

heaut%. In appearance. she is a little
more than sweet. lovable child. She
wins her audiences even before her
bow ing begins working wonders with
her violin, and once she starts to play.
che invariably brings her audience to
her feet
Janis and West. eccentric dancerr
VIII supply the latest terpsichoreau
roNols and merry round Of comedy:
hnnarest and DOh have unique sing
ING and natter act and the Naldarez
-Four, quartet OF spanish athletes
and riders, are bringing one OF the
best riding acts yet seen In yaude-
NIlle
With each Of the new vaudeville
bills there viii be the usual high
Er"dc motion picture displays. inciud-
tnE the newest war films
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
BROWNS TAKE WALLOP
At INDIAN PITCHERS
Groom. Lambeth and Hagby Look
Alike 80 vi. IWludin,. Dc'nmut
Nho rails to- Land.

ClcveilnJ, Arri' 2t.--Encry :
Louis piayet t,cept DemIa.tt made
one ar more his today. defeating the
indians to the tune OF ~ TO T. They
NhGCkCd every hing offered by Groom.
Lambeth and Eagby. scoring five runs
in the second and four more In the
fifth. Two more were added in the
c2hth. tic1dnr Jones, however had
to retire Doth Gala and Sothcron
because Of their wildness.
Score b. .nnir g.: r. II +.
Cleveland ..- Ill ole cit 7 II >
St Louis d.. Q50 040 O20---1l 10 I
Batteries Groom. Lam beth, Bagby
and O'Neil, Galtfa- Sothorn, Daven-
port and Nunamaker