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Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
REVIVE THE CHRISTMAS CAROL

The venerable custom of singing Christmas carols through the streets on Christmas eve. which has been grad ually revived in this country during the last few years, will enter upon a still broader development this year, if gen. eral enthusiasm and widely heralded plans count for anything. Not only will many more towns and cities be added to the list of 200 in which the idea already has been introduced, but more than a few will organize the movement on a city-wide scale and provide groups of young singers whose routes will cover every street where people make their homes. Also. there will be a greater prevalence of the tra- ditional Christmas caroling costume of red pointed cap and cape that lends much picturesqueness and visible charm to the spiritual beauty of the Yuletide message conveyed in song.
 This prediction comes from the Ma tional Bureau for the Advancement of Music, which has been making a study of tho growth of Christmas caroling in America and has gone to particular pains this year to secure reports from individuals and organizations planning
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06

will occupy a bungalow again this year. Mir. Johnson is vice presi- dent of the Thomas Cusack company
 MT and Mrs. F.. W. LaCroix of Lynn, Mass, Mir. LaCroix being member of the leather firm of w. and E. W. La Croix, will arrive early in the season.
 Dr. Ella Marx and sister, Miss Marx, are again returning to the Springs from Toledo, Ohio.
 MT. and Mrs. Craig C. Miller and young son. from their country estate, Hillside, Marshall, Mich, will arrive in January for stay of several weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. George K. Owsley are returning again this season from Win netka, III.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Roche of Louisville, Ky, are returning the last of this month.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A Stuart and young son of Chicago are coming on their first trip to Arizona
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Tod of Chicago are returning again.
 Miss L. Willock and Miss Burns of Sewicl1ly Pa, are coming later in the season.
 Mrs. Lyman Ware and two friends of Chicago will be here during the early part of the season.
 Mir. and Mrs. r.. D. Johnston and fam fly of Connersville, Ind, are spending a few weeks here in early February. MT. Johnston is president of the P. H. and F. M. Roots company of Corners vile.
 Robert Burkham of St. Louis and his young son will arrive early in January for the entire season.
 Mrs. F. W. Montgomery and Miss Montgomery. of Madison, Wis. Mrs. Montgomery is the wife of the president of the Madison Railways company.
 Mrs. D. Baylis and daughter of New York City are coming to Arizona for the first time early in January for the season.
 Mrs. W. William Carlisle of Colum- bus, Ohio, and child, will arrive early in January.
 MT. and Mrs. Otis H. Johnson of Ra- cine, Wis, will arrive in December.
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Hotaff of Cleve- land, Ohio, will arrive in January for 2 prolonged stay.
 Mrs. William P. O'Donnen of Chicago will arrive the last of the month.
 Mrs. ". Bryan Whit, a young society l matron of Auburn, N. Y, will arrivt the middle of January for part of thu season.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Preston of Cleve land, Ohio, are due in few days. MT Preston is vice president of the Dove Fire Brick company
 NJ IT. Malkin of the M. H. Mallxi1 company of Vancouver, B. C., will ar rive in January.
 Registered at the Springs now are Dr. J. T. Ireys of Los Angeles, hous physician; Mir. and Mrs. Frederic Fowl of Detroit. Mir. and Mrs. Angus S. Hib bard of Chicago, Mir. and Mrs. Edwar, Rathbun of Toledo, A. $. Hewitt of Ney l York City
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
Castle HOf Springs Opens
 ItS TWenty-Sixt1 Season

castle Hot Springs, that cozy, mod ern' we'll equipped resort in the foot hills of the Bradshaws, 6s miles from here, opened it's 26th season wednes- day, December 1. The fame of the wonderful climate is getting abroad, Tor the Springs has on it's bookings guests coming from all parts of the United States and some parts of Can ada- The coming season promises to ,pe a very gay one at the hotel. Many golf tournaments are to be played off. ts-in past years, and the management n Planning a series of entertainments TOT the diversion of the guests.
 new addition to the Springs is the cactus chocolate shop. This is a long, low-ceiled room, done in light gray and Chinese blue as to furniture and floors and walls, while an inviting built-in seat runs all around the sides of the room and vines are being trained to climb over the lattice work. There is a Dig, open fireplace, in which blazing logs send out cheer. The china used in this room is tulip yellow, and the effect IS one of sunshine and happiness. The chocolate shop promises to be the most patronized corner at the Springs this season and it's bill of fare will contain the many delightful drinks which have become so necessary to the thirsty these days.
 Among those who have reservations at the Springs are:
 F. M. Ambrose ,an old guest, from Yonkers, N. '.
 Pa. daughter of Judge Raymader of Pittsburg
 MT. and Mrs. Bradford Brinton oi Dixon, III. Mir. Brinton is president oi the Case Threshing Machine company
 Mir. and Mrs. Fl. F. Booth of M. A Hanna & Go. of Cleveland, Ohio.
 Senator J. N. Camden of Versailles Ky. and his two daughters, will oc- -cupy bungalow for part of the season
 Mir and Mrs. Leonard F.. Curtis oi Colorado Springs will return again this weak for the season.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Dow and Miss Dow also will return later on in the season Mir. Dow is president of the Detroi Edison company, Detroit.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Dunbar of Phoe. nix, with a party of friends. are booked for some time in February.
 MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Egan of EgaI farm. Amboy. H.. are returning agaiT later in the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Elliott ant son of Chicago are due in January, af ter stay of several seasons. MT. Fl llott is vice president of the Harri Trust and Savings bank.
 R. s. Hawthorne of Great Harrington Mass. who has been a regular guest 0 the Springs for several seasons, will re turn again in a few days for the season
 Mir and Mrs. Alex Hyde of Wichita Kan, will return in February for tn balance of the season. Mir. Hyde i treasurer of the Mentholatum company
 Mir. and Mrs. George L. Johnson c
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
SMALL FIRE DOES
 NJ DAMAGE AT GIN

TEMPE, Dec 5.-There was a small fire in the Mccall cotton gin late on Saturday afternoon. The foreman through a match probably had been drawn up with cotton from a wagon and ignited on the screen as 1t was taken through the suction. The fire was discovered immediately and no damage was done.
 Will Return Sunday Morning
 J. T. Birchett and Dr and Mrs. B. B. Mouer arrived from Los Angelus early Sunday morning The doctor is just out of the hospital, so is still quite weak, but feels that he will gains more rapidly at home than any place else.
 Royal Neghbors Will Meet
 The Royal Neighbors will meet on Monday night at 7:3o. There will be election of officers and refreshments. A good attendance is desired.
 Addresses Men
 Evangelist Darnell preached a very good sermon Saturda y night on Get ting Into Rut and Getting Out" His sermon Sunday morning was Power"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06

to rehearse one or more groups of the carolers.
 Detroit has heretofore been the only large city which arranged routes for the Christmas carolers over its entire residential area. Last Christmas more than 10000 singers were organized, in cluding adult groups as well as chil dren. They stopped with their tuneful offerings before every house signify ing by a lighted candle in the window that it's inhabitants wished to hear the Christmas music and transformed the workaday city into "200 miles of song" This Christmas Philadelphia, Paterson (N. J.), Toledo (Ohio) and many others will make a similar demonstration.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
MASS MEETING ON
 ROAD BOND ISSUE

GLENDALE, Dec. "A mass meet ing will be held Monday night at Peoria for the purpose of discussing ule com ing road bond issue. A preliminary meeting was held in Glendale Saturday night to outline plans for this proposed meeting. All those are interested in this issue are requested to be present at the Commercial club rooms at Peoria at s o'clock.
 Masonic Banquet
 The Masonic lodge of Glendale held banquet at the local lodge rooms Sat- urday night. Man ypeople from Phoe- nix were in attendance.
 Baby Dies The 4-year- old child of Charles Junker died Saturday morning after a short illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Reception a Success ! The reception given on Saturday aft ernoon and evening by the Glendale Bank of Commerce was an entire suc- cess. The bank presented very pleas ] ing appearance and all who visited were more than pleased with the fix lures and home-lil1e feeling presented throughout. Carnations were present. ed to the ladies and the men were rendered the best of smokes. MT. Ap- pelby was quite pleased with the num- Der who turned out to see this new enterprise open it's doors to the com- munity
 Royal Neighbors
 The Royal Neighbors will hold their initiation and election of officers on | Thursday evening, December 15. A grand good time is planned.
 Bazaar Successful
 The bazaar given by the ladies of the Methodist church was a grand success Shortly after opening at 1 o'clocl nearly al the candies and needle work had vanished from the tables. Not tc be outdone, those in charge of the cafe teria reported that the eats had von. ished in one grand style and the sun of the proceeds was above expectations I Arrives From California MT. Englehardt, brother of c. c Englehardt, arrived Sunday mornin: charge of the body and effects of hi brother.
 Here for Winter , Mir. and Mrs. Smith of Amarillo Texas, arrived in Glendale Saturda. , and are here to spend the winter. The. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. J Saddler
 a Sunday Guests
 MT. and Mrs. Bennett of Phoeni were the Sunday guests of Mrs. J. F ! Mcintyre.
 Meeting at Christian Church 7 A mass meeting has been called 10 ; Monday night at the Christian churc , Lat 7:30 o'clock. The purpose of thi , meeting is to arrange in regard to tn , Sunday closing law. ; Body to Texas
 The body of little Orran Geislan. wh was run down this week while playin out in the road, was taken to Texas fo interment. Rev. Ferris of the Meth odist church officiated at the funeral.
 Glendale Defeated
 The Glendale Greys were defeated b the Phoenix All Stars Sunday after noon by the close score of 6 to 5. was very good game, as the SCOT e shows, but the northside boys were little outclassed.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06

Sunday afternoon he addressed men only on "The Greatest Sin Man Can Commit" His subject Sunday night was "The Prodigal Son."
 Visiting in Los Angeles Mrs. Charles Mosier is in Los Angeles visiting relatives.
 In Tempe Again
 Mrs. Fannie South, who makes her home with her sister, Mrs. H. c. Cor son. returned last Friday morning from an extended eastern trip. The latter part of the summer was spent with Mrs. Corson's eldest daughter, Mrs. Lewis, in Lockport, N. '.
 Surprise Party
 Mrs. Byron Carr was given a sur prise turkey birthday dinner at her home last Thursday. Seven friends from Tempe were present to enjoy the feast. All spent a most enjoyable day. Tempe to Have Laundry A first class laundry is to be estab- | Hshed in the Casa Loma hotel in the near future This will certainly be good news to Tempe people, as 1t is badly needed here.
 Mask Ball Success
 The mask ball given in Midway hall 1 Saturday night was a great success The music was furnished by Klinger- mans band of Phoenix and could not have been better. Dwight Nichols dressed as a cotton man. won the silk shirt and Miss Ruth Burleson, in a Highland costume, was awarded the box of candy.
 Visiting Daughter Mrs. Henry Sandoz has gone to Su- perior to visit her daughter, Mrs. Jacl Davie.
 Work to eB Discontinued
 Within the next few days the repail work on the Tempe bridge will be dis continued for the present. The forc' of men which has been working herr for the past few months will be trans !, ferred to Wickenburg to build bridg' . there.
 On Sick List
 Mrs. Lester Balch is quite ill at he home, suffering from a severe cold.
 Dinner Guests in Phoenix Dr. and Mrs. R. l.. Alexander ant lchildren were dinner guests at the Ar
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06

Perhaps womans bargain hunting instinct has been dulled by the war.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
New York Buys Street Cars

Plans for the operation of city owned cars on the lines of the Staten Island & Midland Railway company are nearing completion. Twenty eight of the cars purchased by the city at a cost of $1,700 each arrived at Staten Island recently and are expected to be ready for service within a few days.
 The cars are strongly built and dur able, and weigh only sixteen thousand pounds each. The upzeep is estimated at so per cent of the old type of trolleys.
 The routes covered will be ap- proximately thirty-five miles, and the fare will be cents, with special tickets issued to hildren.-Eyening Post.
 Perhaps woman's bargain hunting instinct has been dulled by the war.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06

thur LePrade home in Phoenix Sun day. Mrs. LePrade is the doctors cousin.
 Able to Be Up
 Mrs. D. c. Buck, who has been quite il, has improved sufficiently to be around the house some.
 Chandler Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Chester Washborn and mother of Chandler were guests at the r. E. Riley home Sunday, Womans Missionary Society Meeting The annual meeting of the Woman's 8 Missionary society was held at the Christian church Sunday night and was well attended. Mrs. Donofrio of Phoenix the state president, gave, a very interesting address. Miss Her minia Bell rendered a vocal solo.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
Winter Pastimes

In our early youth
 We used to gather round the fire And roast apples;
 Later it became the fashion To gather round the fire
 And roast marshmallows; But today we gather around the plac Where the fire ought to be And roast the gas company.
 IT. P in Columbus Dispatch
Arizona republican., 1920-12-06
SOME FACTS ABOUT DYNAMITE


 There is a general belief that dyna- mite exerts It's force downward, and in proof of this the average man will point to the fact that dynamite eX- ploded on the ground will tear hole in it. This is true enough, but If slab of stone. say three feet square, was raised just over the charge, 1t would be shattered to bits. just as it would if the charge were on top Of it.
 The only explanation lies in the fact that on stone slab there rests a weight of nearly nine tons of air Air, if moved slowly, does not offer much resistance; but when an attempt is made to move it swiftly, such as by exploding dynamite, its resistance be- comes enormous and it is as if the dynamite was trying to blow through sand. Therefore. the resistance of the ground beneath the explosion is about the same as that of the air. with the difference that the hole made in the air is instantly filled up again, and the hole in the earth remains to pug gle us When dynamite explodes 1t merely means that gases liberated ex- pand so swiftly that whatever is in the way is pushed out Detroit News.
 Supreme Test f A true friend is one who will stick with you after your cellar Is empty-= No eI,-rilla TapDaSSeaa0
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07
Have You Been Enrolled in the Home
"Dairy Club?"

A few days longer ere the enroll
ment day will close. / am anxious
that YOU enter. Of course we ar,
going to have the 20 members, ant
more, but l want YOU to join as your
cows r as good as some others. II
you can, give her an opportunity ia
show what she is worth to the people
chat do not know her.
This is a great opportunity to find
out what your cows are really, doing
ii they are paying for themselves and
helping you to pay the grocery bill,
or letting you pay both.
If you intend being in the RACE,
NOW is the time to send in your
name. If you are interested and
want to know more about it, call 281
or write me. l will answer promptly.
EVA G. SANDERS,
Co. Home Dem. Agent.
Notice to the Public.
l have accepted the agency in
Grenada and vicinity for the
Charleston Steam Laundry and will
call for your laundry and make
prompt delivery. Your patronage
will be appreciated. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Rates reasonable.
WAGNER WILLIAMS, Agent.
Phone PAP, Grenada, Miss.
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For a Weak Stomach.
AS a general rule all you need to
do is to adopt a diet suited to your
age and occupation and to keep your
bowels regular. When you feel that
you have eaten too much and when
constipated, take one of Chamber
lains' Tablets. Sold by Second Glass
Drug Store.
Two desirable rooms for rent. Mrs.
j. B. Rhodes, Phone 1928.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07
Gard Of Thanks.

To the good people of Holcomb and
Sparta communities:
We would express u grateful ap-
probation Of the kindness, sympathy
and consideration shown us incident
to the death and burial of BUR dear
mother. We are very grateful for
every expression of sympathy, for
the beautiful floral offerings and for
the innumerable acts of kindness.
May a kind Providence v e smile
upon one and all is u prayer.
DR.. Hightower and Family.
FOR SALE-Majestic Range at
a Bargain. See R. Pressgrove.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07
To Bee Keepers.

For skin eruptions, rash, chafed
skin, prickly heat, 'chigger bites and
stings of poisonous insects, Billiards.
Snow Liniment is an effective appli-
cation. 1t heals quickly. Three
sizes, soc, Coo and $1.20 per bottle.
Sold by Second Class Drug Store.
FOR SALE-Baby carriage used
only short time. In first-class con-
dition. Phone PA. tt
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07
Local, Social
ano personal
SCARLET FEVER SITUATION

No new cases of Scarlet few
er have developed since Monday.
Quarantine will be lifted Mon
day, May 10th provided there are
no new cases in the meantime.
The public will be kept post
ed in regard to any new devel-
opments.
(Signed) J. w. YOUNG,
City Health Officer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07
CITY ELECTION LAST MONDAY.


The regular city election was held
in Grenada last Monday at which time
the mayor and councilmen nominated
in February were elected. There was
no opposing ticket and hence not q
very large vote. The new mayor and
councilmen will be sworn in next
Tuesday night after which they win
be the directors Of the city's affairs
for the next two years.
The gentlemen chosen are among
Grenada best citizens and most for
ward looking men and can be relied
on to give the city an administration
in sympathy with the spirit of the
day.
To Bee Keepers.
At last / have succeeded in getting
in touch with one of our Bee Special
lists, and getting a promise from him
to be here May 21st. / have planned
no meeting yet as / wanted to hear
further. / am almost sure that the
meeting will be held here in Gre
NADIA. 1 will later. Please
write to me and let me know if you
are interested. Be sure to hear Mr..
George A. Hummer.
E. G.. SANDERS,
Co. Home Demon. Agent.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07

Mr.. C. B. Jones of Cleveland was
IN Grenada the first of the week Civ
ing the glad hand to his many friends.
X K 4
Mr.. Henry Mounger, a law stu
dent at the University was in Gre
NADIA for a few hours Monday be-
tween trains.
Mrs. R. F. Matthews returned home
Sunday from Calico Rock, Ark. where
she had been visiting Nh. Matthews
mother and sister.
Mrs. j. 7. Gum and Mrs. ]. P. Ben
son left Wednesday for a weeks stay
in Chicago. They will join their hus-
bands who have been there two weeks.
Almost all the public school faculty
attended the State Teachers Meet in
jackson this week.
County Supt. McKibben left We'd
nesday for the Teachers Meet in
Jackson.
Prof. R. w. Rogers of the State
University was in Grenada between
trains on Tuesday afternoon.
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Misses Bernice and Heard Lawrence
are among those from Grenada at
tending the State Teachers Associa-
ton in Jackson.
Mrs. John L. Miller of West Point
has added the charm of her presence
to the delightful home of her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wood
near Grenada this week.
$500 hat sale at Shaw's millinery
store.
DR.. Guyton, Ear, Nose and Throat
specialist from the University of Mis-
sissippi will be in Grenada Saturday,
May 9Th. Office, Grenada County
Department of Health.
Ladies' shoes at money-saving
prices. See the ad of the Leader.
Mrs. G.. W. Jones left the latter
part of last week for Monteagle.
Tenn. to spend the summer. She will
be Joined later by her husband and
two daughters.
Ladies. The Leader is offering you
through the columns of The Sentinel
this week an opportunity to save
money on shoes. Read their ad for
further information.
Pressgrove's May Sale is in full
swing. An excellent opportunity to
save money on dresses, millinery and
ladies' suits and coats.
Millinery sale at Mrs. j. K. Shaw's
on Main Street offers you an oppor-
gain. See their ad.
Dresses. millinery and ladies' suits
and coats at one-third and one-fourth
of regular price at Pressgrove's.
Mr.. Ed Taliaferro of Enid was a
Grenada visitor this week.
Miss Mary Beth West, who is at
tending school at Grenada College,
had as her visitor for a few days this
week, her sister, Mrs. l.. M. Davis
of Hollandale. Mrs. Davis was a
student at the College several years
ago.
Mr.. A. J.. McCaslin, proprietor of
the Grenada Motor Co.. and its
branches, sent about twenty drivers
20 Cincinnati last Saturday to bring
back some Ford automobiles. Not
all of the cars come to Grenada but
are for the various Ford agencies at
Charleston, Coffeeville and Oxford.
u. S. Navy Recruiting Officer in City.
Harry Price, c. G. S. of the Navy
Recruiting Service is in the city to
open up a Recruiting office (tem-
porary) for one month. Any young
man desiring to enlist in the navy
or who wants any information, he
will be very glad to talk it over with
him.
Haters of Women Bane Of Society.
That haters Of women have no,
place in society and that their pre-
tensions are i~nsincere, is adequately
proved bv Marguerite Clark in her