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Big Ten Don Moleskins

Football practice will be started Of
ficfally today at the ten schools in
the Western Intercollegiate Confer
ence, the workouts introducing what
is expected to be the greatest cam
paign in the history of the sport in the
middle west. The return of scores of
seasoned players who had been absent
overseas or in training camps and
naval stations will give every mentor
anywhere from dozen to twenty reg
ulars Of sterling worth, and with this
nucleus and no wartime interference
the coaches will have all the time they
desire to weld their material into eff
ficient machines.
A double round of practice, morning
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Football at HoLUard

Howard University expects to re-
gain her old place this Fall as leader
of the coored colleges in football. The
outlook is very bright as all of the
men of last years team are expected
to be present, with several additions
from the old men who were in the
army last year. Many promising can
didates are expected to enter with the
incoming freshman class.
Practice will commence Sept. 25,
1919. The following schedule has
been arranged:
Oct. II, 1919-Howard University
VS.. Virginia Theological Seminary and
College at Washington, D. C.
Oct. Is, 19f9-Howard University
VS.. Storer College at Washington, D.
C.
Oct. 25, 1919-Howard University
VS.. Shaw University at Washington,
D. C.
Nov. 1, 1919-Howard University
VS.. West Virginia Collegiate Institute
at Institute, West Virginia.
Nov. s, 1919-Howard University
VS.. Virginia Union at Washington, d.
C.
Nov. Is, 1919-Howard University
VS.. Hampton Normal and Agricultural
Institute at Hampton, Va.
Nov. 81, 1919-Thursday, Thanks
giving Day-Howard University VS..
Lincoln University at Philadelphia,
Pa.
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Values Unheard of
for Fall Racing
Best Racers of East and West At
tracted by kentucky's Rich
Stakes and Purse Values.

Covington, KY, Sept. To- The
group of nine stakes for horses of
various ages offered by the Kentucky
Jockey Club for decision in the course
of the fall meetings at Lexington, La
tonia and Louisville, which will begin
on the 18th of September at the Ken
lucky Association track at Lexington
and finish at Churchill Downs, Louis
vile, on Nov. 1, have attracted total
of 526 nominations.
The Gold Rod, handicap for 2
year-olds at one mile, $4,000 added,
drew eighty-nine nominations; the
Falls City, handicap for 3-year-olds
and over at one mile and a sixteenth,
$4,000 added, sixty-one; the Louisville
Cup, handicap for 3-year-olds and
over at two miles, $1,000 added, fifty
three; the Fort Thomas, a handicap
for 2-year-olds, $4,000 added, eighty
nine; the Autumn, handicap for g.
year-olds and over at three-quarters,
$4,000 added, fifty-five; the Latonia,
a handicap for 3-year-olds and over
at one mile and a sixteenth, $4,000
added, fifty-four; the Twin City, a
handicap for 3-year-olds and over at
one mile and five eighths, $4,000 added
fifty-two; the Latonio Cup, handicap
for 3-yearolds and over at two miles
and quarter, $500 added, forty-six,
and the Lexington Cup, handicap for
3-year-olds and over at one mile and
half, $4,000 added ,twenty-seven. The
Golden Rod, Falls City and Louisville
Cup will be run at Churchill Downs;
the Fort Thomas, Autumn, Latonia
Handicap, Twin City and Latonia Cup
at Latonia, and the Lexington Cup at
Lexington.
AS regards value the races that
closed on August 20 represent less
than half of the sum that will be dis
tributed through the medium of stakes
among the horsemen who participate
in Kentucky racing in September and
October. The richest of the races to
be decided on the Blue Grass Circuit
this fall will be the Latonia Cham
pionship, at one mile and three quar-
tiers for 3-year-olds, that will have
total value of S55 900. One hundred
and fifty-seven 3-year-olds are still
eligible for the Latonia Championship,
which bids fair to attract field of ten
or a dozen colts and FLIES.
Then there will be the Breeders
Futurity, produce race of three
quarters of a mile for 2-year- olds,
which will be run at Lexington, and
the Queen City Handicap, a race of
one mile for 2-year-olds, that will be
run at Latonia. Upward of 200 2
year-olds, many of them youngsters
of the best class that have been win
ming distinction at Saratoga and Bel
mont Park, are eligible for the Breed
ers' Futurity and the Queen City. The
Breeders Futurity will have gross
value of about $4,000. The Queen
City will pay $4,000 in added money.
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Man O. War on the
Bit in the Futurity

New York, Sept. 13.-Man O. War
won the Futurity at Belmont Park
this afternoon. Everybody at the
course expected the champion to cap
ture the classic. Just the same, it
gave every one a thrill to see this
great colt lead his field to the wire.
Three lengths Man O. War had to
spare when he crossed the line ahead
of John P. Grier, and the latter was
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for the city title, probably on Thanks
giving day.
Only six schools have entered teams
in both heavy and lightweight classes.
They are Hyde Park, Lane, Harrison,
Crane, Lake View and Tilden. The
schedule was drafted at a meeting of
the high school managers, with Chair
man H. r. Crook of the football com
mittee of the faculty athletic board.
The Hyde Park heavies and Parker
lights, last seasons champions, will be
represented by strong teams, accord
ing to the outlook. They will have
sitter competition than in 1918, how
ever, as many of the schools promise
to be up in the fight. The schedule:
Heavy Weights
Oct. 11-Lane at Harrison; Sem at
Hyde Park; Tilden at Crane; Lake
View at Englewood.
Oct. 1S-Lane at Sem; Harrison at
Hyde Park; Tilden at Lake View;
Crane at Englewood.
Oct. 25-Hyde Park at Lane; Har-
rison at Sem; Englewood at Tilden;
Crane at Lake View.
Nov. 1-Tilden at Lane; Crane at
Harrison; Lake View at Sem; at En-
glewood at Hyde Park.
Nov. S-Lane at Crane; Harrison at
Tilden; Sem at Englewood; Hyde
Park at Lake View.
Nov. 15-Lake View at Lane; En-
glewood at Harrison; Sem at Tilden;
Crane at Hyde Park.
Nov. 22-Englewood at Lane; Lake
View at Harrison; Hyde Park at Til
den; Sem at Crane.
Observation-Disclosures
Oct. 11-Lane at Harrison; Tilden
at Crane; Lake View at Parker.
Oct. 1S-Harrison at Hyde Park;
Tilden at Lake View; Crane at Parker.
Oct. 25-Hyde Park at Lane; Parker
at Tilden; Crane at Lake View.
Nov. 1-Tilden at Lane; Crane at
Harrison; Parker at Hyde Park.
Nov. 8-Lane at Crane; Harrison at
Tilden; Hyde Park at Lake View.
Nov. 15-Lake View at Lane; Par
ker at Harrison; Crane at Hyde Park.
Nov. 22-Parker at Lane; Lake
View at Harrison; Hyde Park at Til
den.
Standardization 2.
Oct. 11-Austin at Phillips; Schurz
at Waller; Fenger at Bowen.
Oct. 18-Austin at Schurz; Phillips
at Waller; Fenger at Marshall.
Oct. 25-Waller at Austin; Phillips
at Schurz; Bowen at Marshall.
Nov. 1-Fenger at Austin; Bowen
at Phillips; Marshall at Schurz.
Nov. 8-Austin at Bowen; Phillips
at Fenger; Waller at Marshall.
Nov. 15-Marshall at Austin; Schurz
at Fenger; Bowen at Waller
Nov. 22-Marshall at Phillips; Wal
Ter at Fenger; Schurz at Bowen.
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Pittsburgh A. A. 5 Baltimore A. A. 1
Philadelphia, Sept. 19.-(Special.) y
Joie w. Ray, the blond haired Illinois
A. c. flyer, created new record on
Franklin field this afternoon in defend
ing successfully his one mile title in
the senior National A. A. U. track and
field championships. The little Chi
cagoan, running one of the best races
of his career, travelled over the mile
in Ala 2-5. This clipped the previous
record. made by Ray in 1917, by four
seconds.
Ray was not the only athlete to
register record breaking perform
ance. John Murphy of the Mutnomah
A. c. Of Portland, Ore, in annexing
the running high jump, cleared the bar
at feet 3 3-16 inches, three-sixteenth
of an inch better than the previous
record jump, made in 1911 by H.
Grumpelt of the New York A. C.
Battle in Points Is Close
Today's battle for the club honors
was one of the closest of years, the
result Ringing on the outcome of the
final event. Previous to the javelin
throw Chicago A. A. was leading by
a score of 40 to 3s, but George Bron-
der successfully defended his title and
was followed by Jim Lincoln, who took
second place. The points in this event
decided the issue in favor of the New
York A. C..
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Pleads ''Not Guilty"
to Stealing Tobacco

New York, Sept. 19.-George Pot
ter, 40, Of As w. 13Sth ST., was held
in $1,000 bail in Harlem court,
charged by a manager of the Shuttle
cigar store on Park Row with steal
ing $500 worth of tobacco in series
of thefts covering year.
Potter was employed as porter of
the store, the police say, and confess
ed to stealing the goods. disposing of
it to friends.
Potter pleaded not guilty.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-20

lie can remember how many strikes
Hank Hoozer had on him when he
homered in the final game back in
1903; he can remember what color
socks the Boston club wore. He can
remember any and all things. He can
root until the lining of his throat and
lungs is no longer lining. He can
eat peanuts and hot dogs and drink
pop all the while.
Nothing daunts him. He is oblivious
to all but the play before him. He
couldn't even feel the tread OF Jess
Willard on his pet corn.
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FOOTBALL

and afternoon, will be in vogue at
most of the fields pending the open
ing of the schools the latter part of
the month. Then practice will be
confined to the afternoons.
Games on Sept. q.
All of the conference elevens will
be engaged in title play by Oct. II,
but as early as Sept. 81, there will
be three of the Big Ten schools in ac-
ton. The morning and afternoon
workouts which will be INDUCED in
for fortnight or so, however, will
put practically every squad into shape
before the end of this month, and
there is little danger of an upset de-
spite the early start on the schedule.
Indiana has booked the Little
Giants of Wabash as their initial an
toganist, while Michigan will skir-
mish with its ancient early season
foe, Case, and Minnesota mingle with
North Dakota, Iowa, the other Big
Ten members to plunge into it's sched-
ule early will take on Nebraska at
Iowa City Oct. A, and this game
promises to be much tougher prop
osition for the Hawkeyes than the
Sept. 2 bookings of the other three
conference elevens.
A Pleasant Feature.
A pleasing feature of the impend-
ing conference season is that most
of the schools have arranged games
with four other Big Ten rivals, thus
making it fairly easy for the fans to
figure out the champion when the
final games are played Nov. %.
Notre Dame, another representative
eleven of this section, although out
side the Big Ten, also will start its
fundamental work this morning. Ne
braska, West Point, Indiana and Pur-
due are some of the big games on the
South Benders' chart
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Chicago Public High
Football Schedule

With eight heavy weight teams and
fourteen lightweight elevens, the Chi
cago Public High School Football
League will launch it's season Oct. IL.
The minor teams have been divided
into two divisions, the winners of
which will clash in post-season game
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A. A. u. Games Furn.
ish 2 New Records
Table of Points

N. Y. A. C. .46 Mohawk A. c.. 4
Chicago A. A. .4OlCross Country c. 8
Illinois A. c. .26I 3
Boston A. A. .21 Notre Dame -. 3
Multnomah IL U. of Chicago. 3
L. Lyceum III Olympic Club :. 2
Spokane A. c.. 7ISalem CIR. A. c. 2
Millrose A. c.. 5IU. S. Marine C. 2
Paulist A. c.. 5lSt. Christopher. I
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21
AT THE FIRST SIGN OF BILIOUS.
NESS TAKE A CALOTAB.
The New Nausealess Calomel That
Does the Work Without the Slight.
est Unpleasantness or Danger OF
Salvation.

Ask your doctor and he will tell
you that calomel is the best and only
sure remedy for a lazy liver, bilious
ness. indigestion and constipation.
Now that all of its unpleasantness and
dangerous qualities have been remov-
ed, oalomel. in the form Of Calotabs.
is the easiest and most pleasant of all
laxatives to take. One tablet at bed
time with a swallow of water,-that's
all. No taste, no gripping, no nau-
sea, no salts. In the morning, you
feel simply fne,-iive, wide-awake.
energetic, strong and with a hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what
you please and go about your work
no danger OF salvation.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price ~thirty-fve
cents. Your druggist recommends
and guarantees Calotabs by offering
to refund the price if sou are not de-
lighted with them.-(adv.)
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Beat Five, Holcomb.

Arnold, r. L.; Bennett, w. r.
BATHS, Lena; Beck, Sam
Burt, Cleveland; Bell, Ike
Blanks, George; Bajett. Finley
Berry. Marshall; Bryant, Alice
Bloomingburg. Lewis; Britt, Charlie
Braxton, Frank; Corder, w. W.
Cummings, Sam; Chasedy, Fred
Curtis. George; Cobb, jeff
Davis, jeff; Davis, Charlie
Eskridge, Wash; Flint, j. S.
Ferguson, Z. F.; Gattis, +. X. Jr.,
CASTOR. Albert; Gadbury, Miles
Cons, Ennis; CONS, Sam
CONS, Handy; Glover, Kennedy
Golliday, Ned; Green, Hugh
Hamrick, Oslo; House, Walter
Holloway, Sherman; Johnson, Charlie
Jolliff, Austin; Johnson, f. l..
Knox, Drew; Latham, S. Z.
Liddell. Ed; Lee, julius
Lee, Iva; Laws, Lewis
Moon, Joe Ellen; Montgomery. Will
Mack, Ed; Majett, John
Majett, Frank; Moore, Willie
Moore, Mitchell; Miller, James
New, Allen ;O'Neal, S. +.
Perry, w. H.; Pernell, Eliza
Powell, Jordan; Pittman ElonZO
Persons, Jessee; Rawls, j. T.
Ransom, G. W.; ROBBIE, George
Robinson, Gordon; Ross, Andrew
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Beat Two Craysport

Bryley Bird; Beck L. V. Rev.
Brown W. NJ. NJ; Bennett jim
Baker Jim; Chamberlain Charlie
Collins Briley; Collins David
Cavodine Coleman; Campbell Jessie
Golliday Ben; Green Isiah
Golliday Mann; Henderson Dumas
Irwin Jake; James Willis
James Limos; Knox John
kinedy Robt.; kershaw David
Knox lobe; Lewis Leslie
Lay Will; Mayhem John
Moses Sam; Mitchell Esley
Moore Jim; Mayhem Frank
Majett Jessie; Mister Jim
Mister Mack; Obanion Sam
Parker Mack; Parker Tom
Perry Roscoe; Parker Sam
Parker John Henry; Reynold Herber,
Russell Oscar; Ross Henry
Shockelford Granville; Triblett Sam
Williams Douglas; Williams John H
Willis Stranger; Willis Gale
Williams B. E.; Williams Jean
Williams Sarah; Willis Bob
Wilson John: Williams John
Williams Gus; Williams Walter
Williams Glen;
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Beat Five Oxberry

Anderson, Albert; Beck, Alex
Bridges, W. s.; Blessitt, Allen Jr.,
Davis, Esaw Jr.; Davis, S. T.
Hudson, A.; Harris F. l..
Hardin, Milton; Hardin, Ed
Howard, Custer; Johnson, Oliver
James, Bob; johnson, T.
Jackson, Henry; Johnson, Robt.
Johnson, Thomas: Love, Will
Majctt, Charlie; Majett, Henry
Meirs, Will; Meirs, Ned
Mitchell. Charlie; Moore, Albert
Moore, W. NJ; Nall X. A.
Neel, Eugene; Nicely, Sandy
Patterson, George; Patterson, Cleve
land
Peacock, Charlie: Pittman, Jennie
Raymond, Scott; Simmons, j. c.
Smith, Malta; Sally. Adam
S~anderson, John; Vassie, John
Willis, John; Williams, Osbon
Williams, Emanuel; Williams w. 3.
Yarbrough, e. E.
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Beat Three Enon.

Blaylock Hardy B.; Burt Ed
Booker Sylvester; Britt Cleve
Booker Frank; Chapman J. M.
Calbert Eugene; Clay Weatherly
Cox Henry; Dickson Will
Ellis John; Edmonds Will
Emison Joe; Harris>John Tillman
Italian. Sam; Hurd George
Hunter Cornelias; Hampton Burnell
Jackson Thomas; Jackson Scott
Jones jim; Johnson Sidney
Johnson Warren; Jones Harrison
Kirkman Wilbur; Kelley Jonas
Kirkman Jim w. j.; Kirkman Lewis
Lee John Wesley; Mason Albert
Mckenzie Hugh; Mcfarland Harvey
Pernell Carrie; Pickens lobe
Porter Will; Pernell Alex
Pickens Frank; Reed Syney
Robertson Will; Rounds Lee
Rounds Washington; Roberts Mack
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McSwine, George; Pater Lee
Quinn, Sampson; Roberts, VIM.
Ross, Nelson; Robertson, Jean
Ratcliff, George; Ross, Will
Starks, Nose; Tribble, Ed
Tilghman, Sam; Tilghman, l.. n.
Williams, Jim
Winter, Jim; Williams, Will
Williams, Armstead; Wrin, Frank
Williams, Johnnie
McGee, Branch
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Beat Four Pea Ridge

DS&N = W.T. sNA08O
Bruce Perry; Broclair Watson
Booker jeff; Bland Rowland
Bland Jessie; Bowdry John
Brock Shed; Carpenter Green
Carver AL; Carter Andrew
Cooper. William; Collier, Patt
Daley, Lewis; Drain, Luke
Dollar, Julias; Dence, Fred
Foster, Joe; Flowers, Frank.
Fitzhugh, Walter; Fitz, Stanley
Green, Lee; Golden, Billie
Harris, Marshall; Harris, Wash
Harris, Ed; Harris, Jim
Hemphill. James; Hanan, Bailey
Hobson. Lake; Johnson, Payton
Jackson, VIM. Johnson, Mart
Jackson, Ode; Johnson, Patron
Jones, Harrison; Jones, Ounce
Lacy, A. A.; Lewis, Ed
Lott, Abe Jr.; Mays H. H.
Mathews, Bloom; Miers, Henry
Mayhem, Bob; Mitchell, Lee
Mathews, Sampson; Meek, Claybur
Mitchell, jennie; Norman. Jim
McGec, Rubin; Mcfarland, Charlie
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21
Beat Three Spears.

Black John; Cohea Jessie
Clark Junior; Carpenter William
Clark Oliver; Cothran Levi
Clark John; Dauss Will
Holmes David; Ingram Rance
Johnson Ed; Koonce Irwin
Parker Seymore; Parker Pomp
Pittman Ed; Rounsaville Harrison
Strickland Viedie; Strickland David
Shock VIII; Suggs Andy
Tugler Harrison; Tugler Levi
Willis. Coleman Williams Sam
Johnson Clint
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Beat One Elliott

seat One EiliOtt
Bailey C. H.; Bailey j. l..
Butler Will; Blanks Dave
Beck viii; Craft Lloyd
Craft Alma; Caffey John
Collins Richard; Conley Henry
Crowder Bailey; Crowder Walter
Conley Henry; Caffey Tom
Eskridge Ed; Eskridge Walter
Floyd S. R.; Ford Gabriel
Graham Silla; Hallam Jim
Hallam Anderson; Jones Henry
Johnson Ed; johnson Coleman
Jones Henry; Jones Ben Jr.
Jones King; Kendall David
Lott Lawyer; Mills j. S.
Major Atom; McMath Nick
McMath Walter; Peacock Silas
Peacock Moses; Peacock George
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Beat No. One Grenada.

Allen Will; Amos Jim Jr.
Ammons Frank; Bledsoe Golden
Britt Ed; Brown Carolina
Brown Ed; Burden John
Berry Sam; Berry Richard
Bennett jim; Brown Evans
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21

Rounds Cal; Robertson Ernest
Rambert Joe; Rice Alex
Schmitz G. r.; Schmitz l.. G..
Sullivan S. j.; Schmitz j. v.
Sidney Wm.; Sanders Samie
Smith Kizzie; Smith Will
Smith Dave; Spears Heck
Stokes Spencer; Stinson Oscar
TONNES Will; Washington George
Wink jim
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Rosemond, Lula; Slaughter, J.

Rosemond, Lula; Slaughter, j.
Smith, ". j.; Smith. N. s.
Scott, Frank; Smith, Frank
Tucker. Arthur; Williams, Gus
Williams. Lee; Williams, Gus
Williams, Eddie; Woods, Silas
Wilburr, Burton; William, Wake
Williams, Isaac; Weather, Scott
Williams, NJ. c.; Wilburn Mary
Virgins, Virgie; Weather, Scott Sr.
Watson, jesse
3-21-19 1t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21

Allen Buster; Crowder Henry
Chairs Frank; Dunn Ed
Edwards Cleo; Golliday Joe
GholSton Henry; Hawkins Joe
Haunch Tom; Loggin Edgar
Martin l.. c.; Mays Sonk
Mccain Claud; Mccain Felix
Pryor Wallace; Starks John
Tillman Manda; Taylor Sam
Tucker William; Townsend Nathan
Williams Tobe
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21

Alfred Lewis; Brock Charlie
Bowdry George; Booker Bonnie
Booker Rowland; Bland Enoch
Burt Walter ;SColiar Tom;
Carver Peter Carter Charlie
Carter Sam; Carpenter Riley
Dowdle W. H.; Fox Harris
Golden Jess; Goble Clifton
Garner Alex; Horton Frank
! Hill W. E.; Hill Dave
Harris Lem; Hardy Will
Harvey John; Holmes Mile
f, Harris Henry; Hurd Mathew
Harvey John ST.; Jones Sydney
: Jourdon Lem; Jones Buster
Jones Charlie; Jones Afford
Jones William; Knox Dave
Lane J. F.; Lay Anderson
Mattox Sam; Mattox Dave
: Milton Thomas; Martin Shed
Mcmillan Barnie; Mcmillan A. j.
/ MCGEE Ike; MCGEE Mack
Powell Guy; Richardson Lloyd
Ross Dave; Robinson Will
Ratclif Alex; Reed Will
Sykes Marian Young; Sykes ;. J,
Sykes w. L.; Smith Jim
Smith Will; Townes Robt.
Thompson jim; TONNES Osburn l..
Talbert Buck; Van Duran Andrew
Wright Jessie
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21
Beat Two Gore Springs

Amos Joe; Aldridge Clyde
BARLEY Peter; Cooley Robert
Collins Riol; Cooley Ben
Dunn John; Golliday Edwin
Hannah Jane; Hardiman Harrison
Hemphill Henry; Hemphill Lom
Harris VIM; James Ed
Jones Rodgers; James Philips
james Bird; Knox Socreties
Majett Pete; Mathews Clyde
Parks Will; Ringo John
Stone J. S.; Starks Robt.
Simmonds Hilliard; Trussell K. NJ.
Trussell Coleman; Williams Dave
Williams Price; Williams Ben
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21

Patterson Luther; Sykes Dave
Sykes Andy; Sykes Mack
Sykes Arthur; Sally Patrick
Sykes Anthony; Sally Abe;
Thomas Aaron; Windborn T. E.
Williams Lain; Williams Anderson
Williams Carter; Williams Anthony
williams Eliza; Warrington Anthony
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21

Brown Fielder; Bledsoe Chester
Conner Ben; Cathey George
Corodin Harrison; Chairs George
Clark George; Crowder Dan
Collins West; Davis w. T.
Daniel E. T.; Durham Charlie
Evans Joe; Evans Ceazer
Edwards Robt.; Fisher Courtney
Coins Ashford; Cause Ned
Golliday Henry; Gordon Sonk
Cause Fortune; Gravis Willie
Hill H. c.; Harvey F. D.
Hermon Tom; Hall A. T.
Hill John Ed; Hill Leroy
Hall Henry ST.; Hurd Daniel
Harroll Kelly; Hill Ernest
Hubbs 0. L.; Horton Sylvester
Hoskins Tom; House James
Huffman Henry; Jones Henderson
Jackson Willie; Jennings jim
Jennings Conney; Johnson jim
Johnson Bonnie; Kendall George
Knox Frank Jr.,; Lott Choiner
Love Noah; Michaloor f. E.
Mitchell Roscor; Monday Frank
Morris John; Mitchell Charlie
Mullen Freeman; Monday Bruce
Morgan George; Moon Jack
Montgomery Gilmore; Mcbride Greer
Mcbride Lonnie; Nash Douglas
Phillips Evans; Pitt Noble
Patterson Joseph; Pearson Robt.
Pore Charlie; Perry Ike
Richardson Archie; Roach Wood
Roach Fred; Ratcliff Jim
Ross Book; Reed Angeron
! Shackclford Will; Smith Nathan
Scales Tommie; Sledge Ed
Smith Sherman; Stinson Nathaniel
Smith Bette; Taylor Martin
Trotter Sam; Thompson Artie
Tillman Scott; Taylor Silas
Travis Henry; Thomas Carr
Wright Jno. L.; Wright Walthall
William Ben; Williams John
Webb Sam; Williams Sanders
Wright Robt. Lee; Winter Cornelias
Wright Peter; Walker Ben
Williams Sam; Williams Robt.
Wilson Sam; West Charlie
Wright John Eddie; Williams George
Wilmington II. E.; Whitehead Wesley
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell yoa
that Sl0an's Linimene
means relief

For practically every man ha. use5
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-03-21
Beat No. Tie Plant

DCoe W.. 81
Amos Snoden; Amos Will
Amos Beatrice; Arthur Will
Brown Abner; Brooks Wesley
Bryant John; Bell AlonzO
Brown David; Brooks Freeman
Cooper J. W.; Clay Will
Crowder Walter; Ellis James
Eskridge Walter; Estes VIII
Elliott lack; Edmonds David r
Fry Will; Fleming Will
Ford John; Givins John
Gale Zack; Gage Razor
Hooper Henry; Hopkins Ollie
Hudson Will; Herrod Earle
Hudson Charlie; James King
Jordon j. j.; Jefferson John
Johnson Julius; Jones John
Johnson Jack; James H. T.
King Lee; Luckett Andrew
Laney 0. j.; Meek John
Montgomery Hutie; MCGEE Wesley
Nash Dan; Outlaw Robt.
Perkins Peter; Rowland Robt.
Roberts Nettie; Spruill Fox
Sallie Clarence; Talbert Grover
Taylor Henry; Watson Len
Written Harrison; Williams Pinkne.
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Wood Fred; Joung Judge