Knights of Pythias Lodge Confers Bank of Page on Three
Rescue Lodge Nog. 24 held a regular meeting and conferred the Bank of Page on three candidates. W. L. Cahall delivered a lecture on the Knights of Khorassan, praising the order. Next meeting on November 1 will confer the Bank of Esquire and feature Rev. G. C. Tucker on Teachings of the First Rank.
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Rescue Lodge Nog. 24
Bank of Page
W. L. Cahall
Knights of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias
Young Men’s Benevolent Association and Orioles Meet
A large crowd sought the Young Men’s Benevolent Association regular meeting in the hall at Dauphin and Jackson streets where John H. Moore has important news. The Fraternal Order Orioles reorganized after a trusted member’s defalcation, elected new officers, paid all liabilities, and set regular meetings for the second and fourth Sundays at 10 a.m.
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Young Men’s Benevolent Association
Dauphin
Jackson Streets
John H. Moore
Fraternal Order
Orioles
Charles H. Cooke
Henry Carney
R. Chrisman
Howard Bush
Lawrence Arras
Ernest Browning
Ed Pitman
Henry Burgess
George Heubach
Charles H. Cook
Howard
Spring Hill Dominates Gulf Coast Military Academy 26 0
Spring Hill College defeats Gulf Coast Military Academy 26 to 0 at Maxon Field. E O Dowd returns a kickoff 15 yards and later runs 70 and 80 yards for touchdowns. Kearns racks up 55 yards on nine carries as Spring Hill seals the win with a final 26 point margin.
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Spring Hill
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Gulfport
Miss
Maxon Field
Gulf Coast
E. O'Dowd
Fromherz
Boudousquie
Ed O'Dowd
H. C
Viguere
Robbins
R. Hvisuere
Bucks
Coast Boys
Spengler
Kearns
Ratterman
Crouch
Hastings
Hickey
Ching
Mackin
L. O'Dowd
Ferrier
Leonard
Gulf Coasts
Davis
Spring Hill College
Morere
Horkan
Christovich
Bienvenu
Mason
Miles
Batson
Wiles
Newton
Gunn
Leonard and Ferrier
Plummer
Weatherbee
van Heuvel
Harris
Ussery
Rush
McCants
Mississippi schools beautifying grounds across five counties
A. B. McKay of Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College reports twenty schools in five counties are organizing grounds beautification.Over two weeks he visited sites, planning buildings, playgrounds, trees, gardens, orchards, and fencing. About 2,500 students learned yard and farm-home improvement.
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Agricultural College
Miss
Mississippi
A. B. McKay
Agricultural and Mechanical College
McKay
Hinds County
Pocahontas
Clinton
Tannin Consolidated
Forest Hill
Byram
Copiah County
Gallman Consolidated School
Covington County
Mount Olive
W. H. Smith
Salem
Williamsburg
Pearl River County
Savannah
Poplarville
Poplarville Agricultural High School
Derby School
Purvis
Baxterville
Corinth
Harrigan County
Perkinston Agricultural High
Disposition of wine puzzles Alabama officials
In Montgomery a $600 wine estate owned by several women from a northern Alabama county faces a legal puzzle. Laws prevent shipment or sale or possession beyond five gallons, leaving the sisters of the deceased unable to dispose of the wine. officials confess no clear solution. Equalization appointments announced for John Sibley and James S. Killburn to county boards.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Dama
John Sibley
Franklin County
James 8. Killburn
Lauderdale County
State Board of Equatation
It Pays to Advertise a Bright Farce at Cohan Harris
The review praises It Pays to Advertise a lively clean farce by Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett. It notes witty writing strong romance and a bite on advertising while praising Cohan Harris for producing a tuneful mischief free show that entertains and pleases a broad audience.
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Weather Report
Cohan & Harris
Roi Cooper Megrue
Walter Hackett
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Knights of
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Fast Spring Hill
A. & M. College
PU Gwe
Mildred
Helen
Bright
False Prophets
Cohan &, Harris
Inpeal
Lyric Theatre
GEO. M. Cohan
New York
New York Company