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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Gbcimpion II. Sic 2iaHen
itcscm int Chicago 1Dabl

Chicago, 2. glpril.- W}apor 8il.
liam Sale 36onlpion, @tapor bon
Gbica9o, nuroe geItern NIT elmer
M}dioritGt bon etpa $1,000 iiber
iainen oer1ofratiiben @egner,
Sneiber, Gourtp G[erf. iuieoerer.
pdbIt. Sen grOBten &eil ieiner
Dtaioritdt BON 10000, oie er bel
Der Iebteu 8o9l batte, erbielt Elm
onorer 0enlofr. @egner, MtocIoB
SoDne, Der oIs unabbGngiger &on.
0i6nt aufgetreten mar. Sn @an3en
poren es 6 aanoiooten tm0 etipn
100000 @abl6ereftigte, bic lire
Stimmen o6goben. 9os 8etter mar
0aS oeiltbar bette fir einen 8nbl-
tdG fiibl nit pr66tigetn Sonnen-
i6eine.
Gie r9}aiien' erfo6ten einelt
gtdn5en0cn 5ieg iie idluGen ibre
@egner I'M 8erbGltniiie bon 8 3u l..
Gie 6rn0e, Oh NAB" orer 0troden"
mar mtf &ernnlaiiltng 0e8 Staots.
obergeri6tS Sen @GbIern ltnterbrei-
tct noroen on oieie3 falo, ooB Die
otofenc' 8etition ungeieBIih bon
Der 8oEl ou8gei6loiien tpor0en mar,
9n3 &ouptintereiie fOn5entrierte
ii6 ieoo6 ouf Die @ab[ oes 0}oDor3.
Serr S6onpion erfldrte in elmer
Gffentliden @efonntlnoc6ung, DaB
ieine g8o6[ ri6ts un0creS iei, oI8
Elm SieJ Ser repubIifaniiden 8ortei.
Seiue @egner batten ibre aau-
boqne gegen iGn boiiert auf ieinen
&riegSreforo alf feline 8e3eidm1ng
G6icogo8 oI8 Die 6. 0euti6eSta0t"
ieine gSeigeumg, 5eIomnri6au
Soifre sum gelu6e bon Chicago
ein3uIaOeu; iein &eripre6eu BON
poIi5eilibem S6ute fiir cine Ser.
ianm(ung bon Whtglie0erit oeS
@oIferrats fiir 8etnofrotie umO
5riG0en5be0ingllngen.
9ie Nrbeiterportei botte gum er-
iten g}a(e einen GnnoiOoten i'm
SSeIoe, S5obr S5itbutrif, Der ober
mtr etluo $4,000 Stimnen erbieGt.
obpobI sic 1lnious 100000 @Gb.
let repriientieren.
Ser Go5iaIiit bntte etpa iobiel
2timulcn iuie Ser glrbeiterfon0iDot;
ser io5inliitiife glrbeiterfonoioot
mar Ser Iebte in ser Heibc, er botte
MIR etlpa 1000 Gtinmen.
gon aonoiooten fir ionitige
9lenlter pur0en erip16lt: bon Sen
Gemofraten, SenrD Stufert, oIs
nit elmer Moioritdt
bon 10000, in6 g. &. SSQoe oI8
Sto6tclerf. 3ie Acpublifaner er.
mG6Iten: s. q. 2eiuis oIs 9fidter
leim Sberqerid)t umo Geo. 9. SOL.
mes oIs Stootridter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Sc9re6cnsbc
in ltn9arn

Grog 2. 9lpril. - 90. arn Gin
Mitglieo ocr tihedo.ilnmii1en 9}ii.
iion III 8u0opelt, Der geitern bierher
8ltrilgetcbrt lit, beridtet, 6aB bic
aomntluiIten cine Shredensberr.
ifait in 9uoapclt begcnnen bnbeu.
4n 2e6en5mitteln go6e mon MIR fiir
5ebn Gage genug; enc Suugersnot
iei lluauS6lei6li6 mo nu6 Der Mnn.
gel an aobten iei beOroblidI. Die
gebolfertug bofie 8uperiidtIid, bob
Die Gntente eingreifen iperoe. em
GrloB Der 3egieruns orone an, 0aB
oIe Sfmudia6en Die oen @ert bon
2000 aronen iiherItiegen, obne Ont.
id6Oiglmg ausgelieiert neroen.
8aris, 2. april. - glus 5ubers
ldiiiger 0ueae bort man bier, oaB
Sie ungoriife Gegiertng ni6t Die
eeringIte gGbfft babe, iid. .feinOli6
gegen Die gmiierten 5u Betdtigen;
ooB Ole neue glrinee MIR 5ur glui.
red)tcrboltlng DER Or0nmg be.
.itimnt iei imo 6oB iie eiuen ltnter'
ihie6 made 5rpiihen aomnunismis
mo golidelpismus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
llnru9en llebmell TT
9mtl@lanO luitOtr III
HeeicrMno ailf allc GpcntMaGitdtcn uerbercitct;
at0cblidcr 6cncralitrcik I'M Bcrlin; Spar>
takcr tuiiblcn oeeen Sic Hceierllne
Grsbcrecr II. 1l,aridan Sod beutc in Honferens

ni6t rnO pan0te ii6 NIT elmer 9e.
jdliuer0e an ben aultllsminiIter, no.
rouf 0ieicr Oen obigen 9efebl erIieB.
glnfrnf an bic Sentide SSneenS.
Berlin, .. 9lpril. = Stu0enten,
S6iller uno aaOetten: guer 2ano
nenoet iib an @uh, 0aB SIR Dem
Sreiiuilli9en aorps sur gerteioigung
Der Ian0pirtidoitIiben 8eIibe llno
@iiter beitreten iolIt.
3ieS lit 0a5 Iebte 8ort an Die
SSSugeno Der oberen SloIien, iueldes
in Den 3ettungen entbaIten uor itn0
bon einfluBreiAen Rerionen fonier.
Datiber glniidt oIs 9orbereituug fir
Die S6luBidIaht ongeieben ipirb,
Die olte Serridait lpieoer ein3uieten.
@cneral M6rfer, elmer Der 8egriin,
Der Der SreiipiIligen aorps, iogte,
oaB Der 9(uiruf on Die oberen alai.
len ergangen iei neil bic glrbeiter
iih ol8 un3uberldilig erpieien bat.
ten. Die glabttingsrnitteIlaqe miro
10 idIimnl oaB Die 9legierlmg oie
abiidbt bat, Gtootbenobner no6 DEM
9anoe 5l ien0en, oantit iie glaArllna
bon Den 2onotpirten uno aus Den
Speihern erbnlten f6nnen. 3ie8
fann 81 llnrnben fiibret un0 8orteil
tonn bon 6en W1ilitariiten bierous
ge3ogen lper0en, lpel6e Die 2ano6e.
bolferung belpoffnen fonliten, oomit
iie ouf bic Stdote mori6ieren 1uo
Die glrbeiter enhpoffnen uno Die 9e.
gierttng itiir3en fonnte. 9ies tuur.
De aus elmer moBgebenoen 2ueIle
propbe5eit.
Die Nabran9 mittelieuSnngen.
SStn Soag, 2. 4pri(.-3 Gbiffs.
lo0ungen gtobrungsnittelltoffe fir
8eutidIaitb fino biz iebt eingetroi-
fen uno iie pur6en iofort nad Ser.
lin ipeiter geian0t.
8on gtoter0am ipur0en 250,000
aonnen fonoeniierter W1iIh nbge.
ianot, neIde fir 9e1ttidIono be-
itinrnt iin0. 8ie Iebteren iino in
Dem 9riiiieler 9(bfommen nidt elm.
begrifiet biloen ieood einen EeiI
0eS glbfommen8, Der bon Der Salt
tno 8orbenfonlmiiiion al 9iotter-
oam getroffen puroe.
Die glr6eitcr. unO SolOatenratc.
Berlin, 9. april. - gei Ger gr.
pdblllng bieiiger 9eIegoten gum 2.
notioualeu &ongreB Der 2lr6eiter.
ltno 9oIoatenr1te bradten Die uuab.
6dngigen 6esialiIten 8 8elegateu
ourd, Die @ebrbeitsio8ialiltrn 8 uno
Oie 3enlotraten 2.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Japaltet kaitlta Scl6at,
nicbt Burger tuctoctI

gSaibiugton, 2. 2lpril. Ser sc
neral lluoiteur Der 9lrmee bot belitg
ieine @ntiheioltng oer0ffentIidt. oof
Elm SSoponer ni9t BON Der 9ienIt'
Ieiitung I'M Seer oOer 0tarine aus
gei6loiien iperOen tann. Gle MbIe'
gung zines Sdmures modt aber oei|
SSSaponer nidt gum 9itrger, ltfio n
fann nidt giirger tperoelt, ieIbE
lpeun CT in ariegs5eitell SOlod8
ipiro.
3ieie GntIdcioung erfolgte, iudjs
Dem elm neutrality-suspicious. Iid
gepeigert botte, eiuent sSSdpaner oeg
5abneneio ob5unebnen. 0snn befA
tritt Die 9tniidt odB eitt Sopn1rs
nidt bonn @}iIitdrOienit ausgeihIoI
len perOen fann oa fein @eies 0dl
iiir egiltiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
1ntins 9Ipnellntipn ptriurinert.

Boris, 9. 9lpril.- emile Gotin,
Der oas glttentot ouf grenlier Gle.
ncnccau bera6te un6 6niiir gum
o0e p2rilrteilt mor5en mar. bate
acqcu oa5 llrteil 8crufung an ein
ioe3ieIIl5 arieasgerid,t eingelegt.
Iicic II obqepieieu un6 mon er.
iunrtet. Dnb er MN nn eiH boberes
geridt oppeIliereH iperoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
2tmfltanS in lscrea
brcitet iib aus

Geoul, aorea, 2. 9fpriI. = 0ie
$GIfte Der StraBenbabnangeitelltpn
in Seoul itreiten. geridieoene
8rnnoitiitlngen tpuroen geneloet.
Ger britiide Sliperintenoent Der
Oriental @aiiion oeren Sauptqnor.
tier ii6 in Chicago befinOet, iteIlte
offentlid felt, Dab er ber6oitet, libel
bebonOelt. gei6ldgen uno aeitoBen,
oann freigeIaiIen mo bon Der 30
li5ei fir Die crGaItene gebanoluug
INN Gntiduloigung 9ebeten moroen
iei.
Eofio, 2. g(pril. = Die 8eitlin.
gen berurteilen Die DliIitdrregierung
in &orea, iueil fie nidts getan, Die
aoreaner freln0Iider 5n ftimmen
uno i6Iagen Dor, boB cine 3ibiIber.
woltmg al i9re SteIle geiett iueroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Die Buren, pcrl6ltaeis
ei9eite RepmbliI

Stem gorf, 2. gtpriI. = Ser Dol
IGnoiide 9ampier gntpeon 1T boz
Gopetolpn bier NIT elmer 9eIeontios
bon guren onS Der iiio.ofrit0niide|
aolouie ongefonImen. Sic fino oit
ser &eiie nn6 2onoon uno Der s5ric
OenSfonfqrenS, nm 0os giedt 6e
selbitbeItimnluns 5iir Grridtuns Il
ner RepubIif 5u erlongen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Ecinc amer. Grmppctt
fir Oitcmrcpa

9on6on, 2. 9(pril. - 4SrGiiOent
8ilion BOT onOere M2itglieoer Der
amerifaniiden DISQUALIFICATION in.
formiert, 6aB feline nmerifaniiden
Srilbpen beruen6et iperoen ioIlen,
nenn es gift. Streitigfeiten in Oft
mO SiiO. europa bai5nlegeu 8e-
nigItens 6erihtet 70 cine Central
gieiDs Gepeide bon 9nris.
Bon guforeit meloet man, DAB
Grilpbeu Der Gntente in Gonitan5a
am Shnnr5en gleere eelnn0et iino,
INN nnh llngnru 5it morihieren.
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wetterbetidet.

Sir Omaba ltnO lttnpebiing: 8uil
EeiL betpolft beite obenb ain0 Don
nerstng. Gttpos flbTer beltte obenS
f5iir gtebrosta. s[IlgeHfein idh5|
bette aben6 unO 1onnerstng; etluo|
fdlter belite abenO in liioLiMen tis|
ojtlihen EeiI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Cine greisermafianna in eidt.

Bojbington, 9. glpril. Der s5rl.
6uItrierot Bat cine 9}reisermGbiguna
Der Stoblen un0 on0erer 93rooufte
Dorbereitet un0 lDartet MIR oltf Ole
3uitimn1lng Der eiienbd6nberluaI.
tung. SoQte 9irettor Sines Den
Glan ser Snouitriebeb5r0e gpt6ei.
ben, 70 tDerOen Die aobIenpreiie un0
oonit ou9 Die an0erer 9rooutte er.
mabigt meroen. @eute nahmitirg
finoet cine gqriammlling ltatt, in
Der bic nidtige 5roge 5ur 2oillng
aebradt iuer6en fDir0. Sollte feline
giniguHg 5nitanoe tonHten 10 miro
Die ertideioung oes Frdiioenten
gSilion Den glusidlag geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-02
Miner. 11crlmitc
lit Scr 11lcitlc<
1lrecnftc Ssbl0tl,f

garis, 2. glpril.-Das olilerifa.
niihe Saltptquartier bat beufe iei.
nen offi5iellen geridf iiber bic
@euiesMrgonne Shla1t befonliE
gemo6t. 9anah belallfen fieb oie
merifariiden 8erIulte altf 115*
529 Mann bon 63t ,4Q5, Die ells
oagiert iuaren. 9ie Shldd)t oouerte|
AZ Gage lmb bie @erluite berteiIelI'
fi4 tolaen0ernroben:
@eFunen ...... 1859
gerlpluDet .69,S32
,@egaIt" 1864
Sbell i9ofeS ..... 2,629
8ertniBt .......... S,805
9luBer 6en amerifaner1 nnbrteil|
198,000 6ran8oien ant Sample teif1
2(n glrtillerienllunitipn misroelI
3,4QS,725 Run0en herihuilen. Die|
Soften betrlgen $72,54i tdgIid)l
0ie gr0Bte 9ln5obl BON &nnoen illI
einern Gage, 313,078, irur0e nlll|
26. Septeutber beridoiieu.
3ie 9(merifoner batten 5l,r @er%
iilgung sos g[irpldnes, BON DenetN
224 5erit0rt o0er bernlibt iuur0ens
Sic fein0liden 8ur Groe eebradteuI
2uitrnaicbinen betr1gen 1874.
9(n y gGouts" nltroen 142 benllsff
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BEIRUT eud bel eurer Gintduien
nuf 6ieie 4eitlna.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT No. ssa). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 9, 1917 ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsoN. PoSTMAsTER-GENERAE
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
DIED NEAR MT. NEBO.

Mr.. Luther Eugene Bates died on
Monday of this week at the home OF
his father, Mr.. George w. Bates, just
in the edge of Calhoun County near
Mt Nebo church in Grenada County.
Interment was had the next day at
the Mt. Nebo church burying ground.
The deceased was educated for the
legal profession and had his health not
given away, would undoubtedly have
attained high rank as he had an ex-
ceptionally brilliant mind and pos
sessed those faculties that draw men
and make them lasting and confiding
friends.
Judge c. L. Bates, now of Holly
Springs, and who was resident of
Grenada in the early eighties, passed
thru in going to and in returning
from the funeral OF his nephew.
The Sentinel tenders coincidence to
the bereft.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to notify the people OF Gre
NADIA County that our County Fair
and big hog and poultry shipment has
been postponed until OCTOBER
THE 18th and 18th.
This change has been made on re-
quest of many of our pig club mem
bers who state that they cannot get
their pigs properly finished by Oct.
4th. Another reason is that we were
unable to arrange to get our motion
picture man here. by OctSbed 4th.
Now Citizens of Grenada if you
love your County, this is the time to
show the sincerity of your affection.
The business men of HOlcomb and
the business men of Grenada are
bending every effort to make this big
movement a success and / trust that
every citizen Of the county will join
in with the same enthusiasm. Every
body will doubtless be called upon to
do something. Committees in both
towns are operating Throughout the
County and we hope to get a motion
picture that will do credit to our
County and one that will be witnessed
with delight by all who see it. Please,
for this one time, let every school
teacher and pupil, every man and
woman, white and colored, through
out the County do their full best and
let's make the FAIR, The Poultry
Shipment and the Hog Shipment
O. F. TURNER.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
ONE PEANUT LESS EACH DAY

Once there was man who lived IN
a Progressive little tOwn-his main
business was a big peanut roaster
and being an expert in his line the
people were glad to patrOnize him
most literally He was making Il
nice little income :ilf should have
been contented. But one day a
shrewd idea struck his cranium-he
wanted car and piano and Il
whole lot Of other luxuries and the
only way to get them was TO increase
his profits at the expense of the peo-
ple-so the next day he put one pea
nut less in each bag. The next day
two less and so on. The people be-
gan to complain but he told them the
peanuts were getting scarce and
higher. But one day when he had
put only three peanuts in each bag
and then blew the bag full of wind
the people could stand it no longer.
They held an indignation meeting and
denounced the peanut man as the
worst profiteer this side OF Osh Kosh.
and wound up by sending for anOth-
er peanut man who came and sold
peanuts at live and let live prices. OF
course the other peanut man had to
hunt new territory There are many
cases similar in character to this in
various walks of life today. Thous-
ands of people have the wrong con-
ception of how to be successful in
what they undertake. If they use de-
ceptive methods it will finally revert
against them, still others are never
content with their present surround
ings, though they have no valid
excuse to complain, some want to get
rich but don't know how. Others
want very short working hours and
higher wages-which of course would
lessen production and cause still
higher prices. But the great mass Of
people deplofN such con
ditions, they want only what is theirs
by right They want to see this old
world made better. They are dis
gusted with all this cry about higher
prices, higher wages, higher clothing.
shoes, foodstuffs and a thousand other
things. Stop it and help get things
back to normal 1t can be done.
TOM FRECKLES.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
JAMES-ROSEMONO.

On Sunday afternoon at the Meth
odist parsonage in Grenada, marriage
vows were solemnized between Mr
Henry |. James and Miss Leola Rose
mond, Rev. r. A. Tucker officiating.
Mr.. James is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. James, who live about SIX
teen miles east of Grenada. He is a
splendid young man. He is popular
among his neighbors and is gifted
with those qualities OF brain and
heart that are so essential in the good
and useful nah. His bride has been
serving as deputy chancery clerk for
more than two years and has met the
exacting duties Of her position in a
highly satisfactory to- the pub
lie and creditably to herself. She is
possessed of an amiable disposition
and that modesty and gentleness that
are always priced above all others In
womanhood.
The Sentinel wishes for Mr.. and
Mrs. James life OF usefulness .and
happiness.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF tn
CITY OF GRENADA, MiSStSS-
IPPl.

Notice is hereby given that the AS
sessment Rolls of Real and Personal
property, assessed for taxes in said
city for the present year. are now on
file at the Mayors Office in said
City. and will be taken up for equali
zation by the Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of said city at it's regular Oc-
tOber meeting, to be held on the First
Monday in October. 1919. Any per-
son desiring to object to said rolls
may do so as provided by law.
w. A. Mcleod.
City Assessor and Tax Collector.
Sept. Path, 1919. 9-24-19-2t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
WHITE ON DECK AGAIN.

SPENCER WHITE is AGAIN MIX
ING DRINKS AT BURNETT'S. Soda
fOunt patrons in this territory appar-
emily take delight in saying that
Spencer White is again mixing
drinks" at Burnetts Soda Fountain.
Somehow or somehow else there are
but few who take soft drinks in this
territory who do not believe Spen-
Ger White makes a drink that cannot
be excelled. Spence gives them a
touch that many believe makes them
sweeter than honey and there is a
world in what people think and be-
1ieve. This idea about what Spencer
White can make a soda fountain do
is nothing new, it has been growing
for years. His record is par excel
lence. Besides, he is gracious, accom-
odating and obliging and can be
on for the gentlemanly act
at all times. The Burnett Drug Co..
are fortunate in getting him back.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26

Does your heart go out to the
worthy boy and girl bereft by the
Grim Reaper of father and mother,
and left alone In the world without
the fostering care Of those to whom
they are naturally most dear In the
world9
Then you will understand why
Southern Baptists have established
orphanages in fifteen states. are
caring for 5000 such children in those
homes and training them for useful
lives in the world.
But the need is far greater than the
ability of these Institutions to meet
being cared for In these orphanages.
there are on the waiting list OF these
institutions fully five thousand more
equally worthy. fatherless and moth
erless boys and girls who want the
privileges which these orphanages af-
ford but which must be denied them
for the present because there is no
room with which to shelter more Of
them.
So when the Baptist Is Million Cam
paign was launched for the enlarge
men of the work of the denomination
along general lines in an effort to
meet growing spiritual needs in the
homeland and throughout the world,
the sum of $4,7O0,0O0 was apportioned
to the orphanages, this sum to cover
program of five years, as the $751;
600, 900 sought in the campaign will be
raised in cash and five-year pledges
during Victory Week, November 30
December Z.
In the homes that have been pro-
vided for the orphans facilities are
provided for giving regular schooling
of the same character that is afforded
in the public schools. beginning with
the kindergarten and continuing to
the tenth and eleventh grades in the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
CITY COUNCIL

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular session on this the
first day Of September, 1919.
Present: Mayor, arshal, Rct.i I'd.
er and al! the Council, except Mr..
Heath
Minutes of last me Atng read and
adopted
Ordered that petitioi from a
number OF citizens, asking tha, the
Marshal be ordered to issue a hcens e
for a pool-room and billiards. Tile be
filed.
Ordered that the Iayor aid Re
Corder be authorized 10 borrow $4,000
for the General Fund.
Ordered that the Recorder he au-
thorized TO call in and pay 4$5O000
Bonds of the series of 1S0b-1S25 for
Sewer Extension.
Ordered that the Mayor and Street
Committee be authorized to enrloy
q Street Commissioner.
Ordered that the contract for oil
be Ieft with the Water AMI ight Com
mittee.
Ordered that the Water nd Light
Committee, and the Slperintendent
of the Light and Water Department
be authorized to buy an autOtruck.
Ordered that the Mayor be granted
q leave of absence.
Ordered that the Mayor and Re
coTder be instructed TO pay j. r. Car
penter for lumber bought from him,
as soon as he finishes delivering same
to the Tie Plant
Ordered that DR. w. p. Ferguson
be appointed a committee III one 20
get d Right-of-Way. or Prices on
same, for straigtening Second ST.,
from /. c. r. r. crossing TO BOuge
Bridge
On motion. duly seconded. put to
a vote and adopted by the entire
members of the Board, it is hereby
ordered by the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen of Grenada, Mississippi. as
follows:
That the Illinois Central Railroad
Company be. and it is hereby, au-
thorized and permitted, and given the
right and easment, to build, construct
and hereafter maintain sidetrack,
or switch track upon and across Co
van street east of its main track, in
the east ward of said city of Grena-
da, provided that such sidewalk or
switch track shall be constructed and
maintained in such manner as to
be always easily crossed by persons
making use of said street as provided
by law.---..-. -.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
THE MEEK AUTO AGENCY
Grenada, Miss.

We
OAk<LANI-SENSBIE
in fact we nave models
standards
Memphis
bird, an Essex Car
Immediate delivery be made OF
STRICTEST GUARANTEE.
DURABILITY, FOR COMFORT BEST
in
a demonstration
&
MEEK AUTO AGENCY
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
klNCAiD "Pick Ups"

Mrs. Mary Cooley was in kincaid
last Tuesday on business.
Miss Elma Moore left las week TO
accept position as teacher in SidOn
Miss Ruby Rook is ATTENDING School
i'm COurtland.
Messrs l.. l.. Peoples and ralph
Peoples were Grenada visitors last
Tuesday.
Among the number who attended
the Tri-State Fair were: Mrs. B. Z.
James, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian c. James.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry James and Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Caffey.
Mrs. Elma Quinn. OF Greenwood.
was a recent visitor in the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Cooley. bob"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26

high school This work in the school
room is supplemented however, with
practical training along Industrial and
oher lines. For instance, the boys
are given courses in practical farm
work on farms which have been pur.
chased and are operated by the homes,
livestock production, carpentering, tin
work, plumbing, laundrying. and the
like. as we'll as courses in business
for those who show special adapta-
ton for that line of work
The school room work for the girls
sic, domestic science stenography and
s@.,,ee- &c Ike Large attention is given to
the religious life of the children. also.
and this is given emphasis in the
daily chapel services, and in the Sun
day School and preaching services on
the Sabbath
The orphan children respond readily
to the opportunities and privileges af.
forded them and there have gone out
from these institutions a number of
the various states While taking pride
in the accomplishments OF the boys
and girls who are in the homes at
present. AS well as those who have
gone out from there to make their own
way in the world. the superintendent
and teachers are saddened by the fact
that there are so many other helpless
children who ought to be aided but
can not be by reason of the limita-
tions of the homes
Enlargements are necessary for all
OF the fifteen Orphanages fostered by
Southern Baptists which are located
in the following states: Alabama, Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Ken
tucky. Louisiana, Mississippi, Mis-.
souri,, North Carolina, Oklahoma.
South Carolina, Tennessee. Texas and
Virginia.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
AN AGED LADY DIED.

The remains of Mrs. Mary Harmon
were brought to Grendada from Jack.
son on Wednesday of this week and
carried direct to the Odd Fellows
cemetery, where in the Sharp lot they
were laid to rest. DR.. j. r.. Countiss
of the Methodist church conducted
the funeral services. Mrs. Harmon
had reached ripe old age. She was
q cousin OF the late DR.. ]. w. Sharp
and lady of rare culture and refine
ment. The last years of her life were
spent in sanitarium, but she had
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26

Judge c. l.. Bates. of Holly Springs,
was in Grenada both Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week He was
enroute to Mt Nebo church to attend
the funeral of a nephew Judge Bates
was resident of Grenada when he
first entered upon the practice of law
After leaving here he went to Texas
where he attained quite a distinction.
at the Bar The impaired condition
his wife's health brought him back ~
MiSSisSippi.