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Evening star., 1921-12-28

Theft of a suit of clothes from an
automobile parked in front of Harris
Hotel Massachusetts, avenue and
North Capitol street, was reported to
the police by D. T. Bernard, 4531
Georgia avenue.
An overcoat valued at $50 EOS
stolen from the automobile OF c. A.
connor, 215 . street. near 7th and o
streets yesterday.
Raymond Florence, 9o9 u street. told
Of the theft of an overcoat from a
locker in the hallwa. of the ID street
building.
Burglars visited A. Guif7re's shoe
repairing establishment at 90S Penn
sylvania avenue Monday night and
stole about $500 worth Of shoes.
Evening star., 1921-12-28
PLAN PARLEY HERE.
Chile and Peru to Negotiate
Boundary Settlement.

Rarros Jarpa, foreign minister Of
Chile. has informed the foreign minister
Of Peru, according to a statement made
by the Chilean ambassador here. that
the Chilean government will establish a
special mission In this city to negotiate
with representatives of Peru plan for
the settlement of the long-pending con-
troversy over the Tacna AFRICA territory
Evening star., 1921-12-28
NEW JUGosLAV CABINET.

A. new coalition cabinet for Jugo-
slavia was formed December "a, consist
ing Of representatives Of tho radicals,
democrats, Musselmen and Slovene
agrarian party. according to advices to
Serbian circles. The premier and min
ister OF foreign affairs is Nikola Pash-
itch.
Evening star., 1921-12-28
ASSIGNED HERE FOR DUTY.

Capt. julius F. Tellweg. attached to
the fifth naval district. has been ordered
to this city for duty in the bureau Of
, ordnance. Navy Department.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

During the past twelve months the
nations fire losses have averaged q
million dollars day. Fully half OF
these could have been prevented by
such simple precautions as handling
matches and gasoline with care and
not throwing matches or Lighted Gig
arctic stumps where they could start
a blaze.
Like Chicago's fire most conflagra
tons start from simple things. Keep
this in mind. Be careful with fire and
things that will burn easily. October
8 is observed annually throughout
the country as Fire Prevention Day.
1t is all right to set apart one day in
the year upon which to stress the im-
portance Of fire prevention, but peo
pie should be careful every day in the
year. A fire spread just as quickly,
and do as much damage, on one day
as on another.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08
As Others See Us.

We clip the following editorial from
the n. 0. Item, of date, Oct. 1st.
Mayor Lauve of Franklin has had
his feelings hurt by 4 news item that
said Franklin had a deficit of $14,616.
"a during the last year. He explains
that the cost Of operating the city
was SAT ,806.48, and that it's revenue
from its power plant, markets, licen-
ses, rents, fines and miscellaneous
sources was S33 1904, leaving the
amount to be raised by general taxa
tion to be only $14,616.34, which is a
horse of another color.
In other words only one dollar in
every three expended for city pur-
poses is derived from general taxes
which is nearer to being self-support-
ing than most Of the towns Of the
state. Franklin and st. Mary parish
have economical and conscientious
officials and the taxpayers should ap-
preciate the care with which their in
terests are safeguarded.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08
Committees on klamper
Day.

The following committees are in
charge of Hampers Day in Franklin
on Monday, October 18th.
Committee on Arrangements: DR.. J.
w. Ross, Chairman, Chas. Ibert, Jr.,
K. NJ Frank, Hugh Boudreax, Joe
Miciotto, Paul Demiceli, George Black
Marvin Morris, Milton Leflkowitz,
Reuben Popkin, S. J. Richard, E. H.
Darnall, r. E. Keenze, George Kuhl-
man, W. A. Moore, Oscar Alpha, Jr.
w. H. Latham, H. J. Ribble, j. A i.
Strauss, Dave Friedman, Maurice Sill
verman, L. M. Folse, Jos. Polito,
L. T. Talbot, e. A. Boudreaux, Frank
Zylicz, j. A. Aubertin, L. A. Giroir,
Frank Clausen, Andrew Schoenstein,
Jos. Lauden.
Entertainment Committee: K. M.
Frank, Chairman, Hugh boudreaux,
Jos. Miciotto, George Black, Marvin
Morris, M. Lefkowitz, E. H. Darnall,
R. E. Keenze, David Friedman, Jos. :.
Polito.
Barbecue Committee: Frank Zylicz,
Chairman, ]. A. Aubertin, L. A. Cir
oir, Morris Silverman, Chas. lbert, Jr
Reuben Popkin, s. J. Richard, And
rev Schoenstein, Frank Clausen and
l.. T. Talbot.
Publicity Committee: L. M. Folse,
Chairman, w. A. Moore, E. A. Boud-
reau, W. H. Latham, Oscar Alpha, ,Jr.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08
NOTICE.

Oak Lawn, Oxford and Anna Plan
tations are posted. All hunters and
trespassers on these properties, either
In the fields or woods, will be prose
cuted according to Law.
OAK LAWE SUGAR Co., LTD.
A. w. NORMAN,
President.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

MOS the past week we're
lpp'sei.tsd BY the plan.
sa1y Of them ielt despoo.
~ 10 as cossiuued dry, hot
y ns pat month. The
y sseassd throughout the
csolei weather is pre-.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

20 Foster Ffere, O. L
H. Jos Schwartz aud
0liaii sttsuded the Ameri.
hsaa couysntlon which was
sSseilusa this week, They
asea The local Post.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

An vii be q game between
asdias aod Neeks' leland
rh|l teams tomorrow (Sun.
Hssing It the Bold win
lhh ls the last game of
enissa and II will be q fast
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

! h Dhg Richard left last Mon.
h iH San Antonio, Texas.
|imls Will reside 10 the future.
81 lsh.rd will leave today to
"a IN husband.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

| I.n gratlded to report that
h Milton zylicz. who was the
|aishasr Of I foe girl baby
IN g. Mary Ssnitarium on
Il aA, has returned to her
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

lsrtoupt Of the rush of of6
4, p,cssdings this week. we
4 snp.IIed to leave out q lot OF
a !. sould have been pleased
antilh.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

+ s.,s, sss.t :soie Of Worm.
~ 's,esla' ~ viii open i's
asss., ION h0oms1socinR .ns s,c'iinR
9. =! a..d si.ir liz adv dt,'''os os
y y slsAis lssus Of the Ss
~ g, g .sd inspect ae .he
4slss = s..i s!ll bs nots .hsu su
yo1f utchases ~
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

4, u.ub,rship Of the Klam.
rd l,upklin 10 not restricted
sAnlho.s 10 business. but any
IN oI tbe town can become q
M.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

WANTED-A small furnished house
or three light house keeping rooms.
Answer at this office.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

s.,s charles Peoot went to
j, n Rance Wednesday, having
/ s.,ad, three prisoners for the
rruldsfy.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

Last Saturday we visited the business section Of
our town. noticed displayed in nearly all the business
places this strange emblem and insignia q am Klam-
per- 1t was force in inspiring curiosity anyhow What
does mean Where in the calendar of days does Kla
pers come n 1t does not in at ALL 1t is right there
and always has been there said precocous young Am
erican, of which Franklin has many to spare The guy
that nailed that thing this pole said It's the WHOLE
Thing"
So jump aboard and don't get left. All aboard fo,
HAMPERS DAY in FRANKLIN on MONDAY, OCT
ODER nth. Leaving those whose lack of genuine infor
nation could only mystify and in way clear up the
matter business gathered together last Sunday
morning in the City Hall and organized the Hampers OF
Franklin by electing Mayor Chas. Lauve chairman; W.
H. Latham, secretary; A. j. Delahoussaye treasurer
and Dr. W. j. Ross chairman Of the committee on arran-
gements.
This club has fixed October 18th as it's celebration
day On that day the business and people of Frank
lin invite those of St. Mary Parish and those of joining
parishes, to visit Franklin and accept it's hospitality Ev
cry endeavor will be made to make the day Of pleas
There will be free attractions and lots of them 1t
will be free enjoyment day. Our people will to it that
old town will her brightest smile of welcome
that day Franklin will be place for unhappy person
for pleasure and goodwill will be everywhere that day
Franklin No for the disheartened and unhappy
Don't take word for It, but and be witness to
our HAMPERS DAY celebration on OCTOBER nth,
and join in the inspiration and pleasures Of Frankns
joyous celebration day.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

s.ue Squad 10 Louis.
~. e..tiicaa Legion.
.ss:asile ~. sodsy. The
~ drive l. to fully
-. ,ssssslce 4 v men of their
~ ~ ~ !, Waf Risk Incur.
] !. = s. sAs Rehabilitation
:. .,.'n slll Be yoat time to
;~sss' s'a asslas. the GOV.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

Avoid chilly rooms 10 tae m orn q.
ing by using Coles Hot Blast
Heaters. They prevent colds and
sickness.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08
For Sale.

One l0.pieee dining room suite
Will sell cheap. Must sell immed
lately. Apply to r. E. KEENzE
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

!. .,,y friends Of Kev. Father
-. .,I, vii Iearu with pleasure
/. II, recovered from his
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

Iaslsa New Year. known
sls sslsaeboh. was Oh served
1esday by cur Jewish
~ Nsss 9 stores we're clos ed
Wednesday. !. the i2.h
-. Y. Mppsf. or the day
|.... ~ y, sasn Il .ir place.
sM ssstn BE- closed
The St. Mary banner., 1921-10-08

ArKDAl.
~'>,,,,,t HAMPERS M DAY.
w. ~ iSs'ees, l7,n: ,.,
nv i; H.,'1''n RI: i.,ideuce ass usI on
...,,, season has opened
/ .. 70. ss,, .,s some very 6ne one@
s'a'hs market. ,
,.,,,os, sunday, October eI.s. D.
y l,s,.sd you, premises?
=. iii Be no Band Coucert
Ds p }. ~ .ccouot Of the mi nst'e'
ss'hs b opera house.
| !, v,d.h School Board held
a,'l.IIy session Thursday H, s
.,s,,aet.d considerable ous''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

+" WHO'S AFRAID
o F S N A X E S ,"
Pretty Gladys Wilson,
one of the Manhattan
Girl Scout leaders at
the wonderfully at
tractive summer camp
of the scouts at Twin
Lakes, Central VAL
ley, N. Y, proves that
a full size hog snake
has no terrofs for
her. Girls, how many
of you would risk it,
even to get your pict-
ure IN the SUNDAY
rOtOS! Paxi Thompsor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

Left-THE CALL
FORNIA CLIMATE
AGAIN. A pair of
n e Wy canoeis:s,
somewhere on the
Pacific coast" leave
their lady friends
1--WE suspect they're
m o vi ng picture
bathing beauties)
fiat and take a back
dive from frail
canoes in tow of a
speeding motorboat.
Underwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

BROADWAY LORELEn. A quintet Of Man
haitian chorus lassies give up the stage item
porarily) and become mermaids for day
somewhere on Long Island Sound Our pho
ttographer has snapped them going aloft on
Mr. Brokerstreets yacht to trim the sails.
U~der@oad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

Right-THE troll
LIBUS, or trackless
trolley car, being
demonstrated in the
General Electric Com
pany's works at Sche-
nectady for the bene-
fit of 200 visiting
street railway men.
The trollibus, accord
ing to railway ex-
perts, can be .operat-
ed at $1,000 less a
year. than a trolley or
auto bus. Note that
two overhead wires
are necessary, as
there is no track to
complete the electric
circuit.
-HN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

THE PRESIDENT IN OILS.
M. A. Rasko, a we'll known
painter of European nobility
and American society folk,
standing beside his recently
completed portrait of Presi-
dent Harding which he paint
ed in the White House. The
canvas, the first oil tdgA(e
made of Mr.. Harding, "a
be hung permanently in fhe
rooms of the Hungarian Re-
publican Club, New York.
Union Photo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

GOlNG ABHOAD-
One of the four g.
metre yachts built
to repres en- t the
United States in a
series of races with
British built yachts
in an international
regatta at Cowes on
July 20 being hoist
ed aboard a liner for
it's journey to Eng
land. International
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03

Right - 30 S T 0 N
URCHINS find the
new sprinkler device
that the city has sup
piled for attachment
to fire h y d + a n t 8
through the congest-
ed sections of the city
a welcome innovation
these torrid days, but
a poor substitute for
the OF swimmin' hole.
Underwood
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL

At a regular meeting of the board
Of Mayor and Aldermen held on July
4th, 1921, there were present, mayor,
marshal, recorder, and councilmen,
Doak, Gerard, Horn, Jackson, Nc
Daniel and Schultz.
Minutes read and adopted.
Or. j. w. Young, City Health Of
ficer, salary was fixed at $4,000 a
year.
Ordered that the Mayor be author
lied to either have the new issue for
bonds validated, or approved by COM
petent legal authority.
Ordered that the street committee
be empowered to get dirt off that part
of Depot street, and the street con-
Meeting it with Second next to the
cemetery for building the dump on
Second street-provided they keep
the street passable.
Ordered that the street committee
be a committee to confer with the
board of supervisors in regard to the
JEFF Davis Highway through the city.
Accounts were allowed as follows:
General Eurd
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
THE BIBLE.

The Bible is the greatest one col
urnn textbook on modern business
ever written. For two centuries a
sentence lay buried in the pages OF
that great business manual. We
passed it by merely as & bit q rhet-
ORC. It. reads thus: And whose
ever will be chief among you, lei him
by your servant" A very pretty sen
timent men thought, but wholly i'm
practical in a hard, practical world.
Impractical? Turn over the pages Of
any national magazine today and
what do you find? Every simple ad-
vertisement, almost, is written about
that thought. We have all come at
last to understand that nothing but
honesty pays. To endure an insti-
tuition must rest upon the solid foun-
dalton of justice TO customer and
employees alike; of service and vision
that can look beyond this years ma
terial rewards-Bruce Barton in
Printers Ink.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
Mr.. CRANTHAM WRITES OH
NONPARTISAN LEAGUE
Continued from page 81

Continued from page 81
independent Voters Associatien), an
organization composed of republicans
and democrats, and people Of all
shades of opinion who are opposed
to the League, is not a band of peer
less heroes without a vice by any
means, nor is the Nonpartisan League
nm aggregation of hell-sent Williams
without a virtue. There is much
material for commentator and crti-
cism in both camps. Lack of CO.
operation in the affairs Of state and
mutual distrust between man and
man have won for us the title Little
Russia" an aspersion absolutely un-
true and wholly without foundation.
There is much in the program that
is good and there is no question but
that many benefits have Injured to the
people of this state through the az
Invites of the League. Personally,
] am opposed to it because ] have nc
patience with anything that avors
of socialism. and / could never sup
port a program that gives directly 10
the people, through the initiative,
referendum, recall and direct primary
the power of government. That is a
challege to democracy and has no
place in our scheme of things. We
are in the midst of a recall campaign
now, the Independents trying 10 re
call the governor, attorney general
and commissioner Of agriculture and
labor, so far as / have been able TO
find out the first time such a radical
nov was ever attempted n this
country. Whether it meets with sue
cess or ont, the precedent will have
been set and the damage done. We
are simply having a helluva time and
the end is not yet in sight. Taxes
have trebled. a good many banks
have drawn the shades, the packing
plant that was to bring the Big 5 TO
their knees rolled up a deficit of op-
p~roximately S1,400, 90 during its
brief career and is no longer cor
cerned about the price OF cOal. !
have only stated a part OF the case;
if it were stated in al its narrowing
details its volume would make the
Old Testament look Ike the pound
the roads. Besides | have some work
TO do this morning and this afternoon
/ am 70 meet q gentleman on the
golf lings who is amazingly clever
in the art Of swinging the clubs.
By the way, | Hoticc yOa seer 10
has some doubt about NY CONVEX
sion to republicanism. Well. 81. the
next time ! write ! shall ende&vor to
state my case on nat subit- and
then you can decide whether there Is
any room left tor doubt.
". T. Grantham.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
Respectfully submitted,
d. S.
City Treasurer

NV IL
Whereas at an election held in this
City IN June 18th, 1920, this board
was authorized to issue bonds to an,
amount not exceeding $125, 000.0 90 for
school purposes, as shown by the
orders and resolutions contained in
these Minutes and,
Whereas, the law required that
none of said bonds should be sold for
less than par nor after one year from
the date Of said election, and said
year has elapsed, and
Whereas this board was unable to
sell any of said bonds for as much
as par, except bonds numbered one
70 ten inclusive, each for the prin-
cipal sum of $4,000, and of the
bonds so sold, there has been taken
up, paid off, and redeemed bonds
numbered one to five inclusive, and
Whereas at this time there is now
outstanding as legal obligations on
account of said authorized issue only
bonds numbered 6, 7, g., 8, and 10,
each for the principal sum aforesaid,
and each having been duly sold within
the time and price required by law.
II is. therefore, resolved and order
ed that all of said authorized issue
Of bonds. saving and excepting only
said bonds numbered one to ten in
elusive, shall be and hereby are de-
clared t o be henceforth unauthorized
and nullifed and evidence no obliga-
ton whatever as against this mum
cipality, and that said bonds number
ed 6, 7, s, g, and 10 are the sole and
only bonds authorized at said election
which are now outstanding obligations
against this municipality.
Approved July 4, 1921.
W. S. p. Doty, Mayor.
Ordered that the board adjourn.
W. s. P. Doty, Mayor.
II. C. Talbert. Recorder.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
HOW TO TELL A LIAR.

When q man is telling a lie he
breathes differently from when he is
telling the truth. The difference was
discovered upon his students by Pro-
fessor Benussi, of Graz.
He prepared cards bearing letters,
figures and diagrams and distributed
these among his pupils. These were
required to describe the cards cor
rectly, except in certain cases when
the cards were marked with a red
star, and the students receiving were
required to describe them falsely.
Each student was watched carefully
by his fellows, who, ignorant Of the
nature of the card, tried to judge his
manner whether he was telling the
truth Of not. The watchers were IN
able to judge with any certainty.
Under the direction Of Professor
Benussi the time occupied in inspira-
ton and expiration was measured,
and the measurement was taken
again Immediately after he finished.
It was found that the utterance of a
false statement always increased and
the u~tterance Of a true statement al
ways diminished the quotient obtain
ed by dividing the time of inspira-
ton.
DR.. Anton Rose, commenting on
these results, remarks that the dis
covery furnishes a certain criterion
between truth and falsehood. For
even a clever liar is likely to fail in
an attempt to esacpe detection by
irregularly. Professor
Benussi having discovered that men
are unable voluntarily to change |
their RESPIRATION so as to affect the |
result.-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09

If you wait to order Xmas cards.
your choice will probably be sold out
and you will have to accent a substi-
tute. Call at the Sentinel office and
see the beautiful samples.
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A few OF THE THOUSANDS OF CHAPTER HEADINGS

4 Pilgrimage to Perdition
MAnkiDd's Mock edesty
IL Civilization Q Sham?
Speaking Of Gall
\ Scored Leg Show
Satan Loosed for q Season
Potiph&r's Wife
A Voice from the Grave
The Mouth Of Hell
The American middle Man
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
The Wizard of Words

Brann was an Iconoclast-a construc-
tive Iconoclast. He was a builder Of
homes-a builder Of purity and right
eousness. He fought and died tor re-
liGion and truth and justice. Whatever
seemed wrong to him be attacked. What
ever ne thought would hurt the public
interest ne battered down. And his
weapon was-words. With a boldness
that outraged convention-with a simple
homeiy logic that struck the terror into
the hearts of frauds and fakes. Brann
hurled his weapons-words AS Ebert
Hubbard said, "Brann took the English
language by the tail and snapped It's
head off for his own delectation and the
INV Of tho cnlooker" 1
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
A HINT OF BRANN
having $500 pages Of thoughts and vritnss from the
Pc. Of Branni Mail tie coupon now and examine the set.
THE TEST OF A MAN

1.-THE place to take the true measure Of Q man is not the forum
or the field. not the market place OF the amen-eorner. but at his
own freside. There he lays aside his mask and you may judge
whether he's imp or angel king o. eur; hero or humbas. I
bays or pet him with bad eggs; I care never . copper what bis
Inc and his better half Swallow her heart every time she has
Ito ask him for a five dollar bin. he's . fraud Of the first water.
even though he prays night and morn till he's black in the face,
and howis halilujah till he shakes the eternal hill. But If his
children rush to the front gate to greet him, and loves own
sunshine ilumines the face Of his wife when she hears his foot
fall you may take it for granted that he's true gold, for his
homes z heaven and the humhus never gets that near the great
white Throne Of God. j can forgive much in that fellow mortal
who would rather make mel swear than women weep; who would
rather have the hate Of the whole he-world than the contempt Of
his wne-who would rather call anger to the eyes Of . King
than fear to the face Of a child"
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~$10,423.90 10,423.9(

s10,423.9o 10,423.9O
Water e. Light Funds
Bal. last month $~4,771.14
No $50 Miss West 3,251.65
Warrants herewith $2.433.64
Balance 5,589.15
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
s8,022.79 $8,022.79

$8,022.79 $8,022.79
School Funds
Bal. Last month $1,50O.78
No. 554 Mcleod 1927
No. 54s Mcleod 1,166.22
Warrants herewith 41s.79
Balance 2.260.4S
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09

A Social Swim
A Disgrace to Civilization
Some Cheerful Liars
From the Gods to the
Gutter
The Children Of Poverty
BalaAm's Ass
The Woman Thou Cavest
Me
Evolution or Revolution
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09

Order your Christmas Greeting
cards now for December delivery. At
tractive samples on display at the
Sentinel office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
The Man Who Made the
World Blush For Shame

Those who knew Brann. the Iconocast-those tens of thousands who
read his writings IL the dim past-wil hail this announcement with
unbounced enthusiasm. For to them Brann needs II O introduction. No
n "a eve read q single paragraph VI Branns will ever forget
MS wZardy OF words, his unfiDchIng courage. his magic of expression.
Heretofore only two small volumes of Branns writings were available
Thousands clamored for then-and then wrote the publishers for more.
Alas. the balance Of BraDns writings seemed lost But recently the
entire recorded writings of Brann. the fconocast, were uncovered in
his Old home at Waco. Texas. And % they have beer placed IN
p handsome voIumes-3So0 pages Erann live again! His flaming
spirit will again starthe the world
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-09-09
~$2,520.32 S2,520.32

s2,520.32 S2,520.32
School Bond Tax Funds
Bal. last month S6,948.64
No. $50 Mcleod SIS
No. $50 Mcleod 5000
herewith NONE
Balance $7,4S4.31