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OWEN DRIVE SAME
AS DREADNOUGHT'S
Electric Transmission Success
in Navy Doesn't Surprise
Auto Man.

The recent announcement by Secretary
Daniels OF the unqualified success Of the
experiment with electrical propulsion for
the capital lighting ships OF our navy
cnused no surprise at the headquarters
OF the Owen Magnetic at Broadway and
Fiftyseventh street
Ray NJ Owen. who has been turning
nut cars that have been equipped with
electric transmission on the same gen.
eral principle as that of the dreadnoutht
New Mexico for the past five years. said
hat he would have been startled only
n Mr. Daniels had announced that II
was a failure.
In his report to the House Naval Com
mittee on tho trial of the New Mexico.
IN which the vessel made speed OF
elL Knots. Mr.. Daniels seii:
" think the country has cause to be
proud Of this achievement In engineer
ing. because OF the assurance It gives rs
of the superiority of our capital ships to
those of foreign nations"
Electric transmission in automobiles
has been Just as successful as It has now
been shown TO be IN dreadnousfts." said
Mr.. Owen. The Owen Magnetic, too.
was an experiment but that was Ave
years ago. As In tho case Of the dread
nouyhts. electric Transmission gives
great fiexibility and efficiency to the au-
tcmobile. The car travels at crawl or
| at more than a mile a minute speed by
tho simplest operation of one lever on
/ the steering wheel
Magnetic transmission OF power on
the seas has received a splendid official
commendation by this act OF Josephus
Daniels. Secretary of the Navy, IN an
nounclng that hereafter all capital ships
Of the United States Navy will be cleo
tricaliy driven. The success attending
| the performance of the battieship New
Mexico, not to say what has been &C
co,nplished by the collier Jupiter. i'm
PEELED the Secretary to make the an
ncuncement The New Mexico devel-
ored more horse power than her con-
| tract called for.
"lt should be. further. intensely inter
! esting and significant 70 many persons
tc learn that the principle of magnet,
| transmission IL applicable to SO huge q
| piece of machinery as battleship. be-
! cause n lot of folks were once doubtfu
whether magnetic transmission could b,
| safely and effectively applied even 10 4
| motor car. The actual practice OF Ia,
| past five years OF the Owen Magnet,
has, OF course, removed all doubt on thl.
| score"
The sun., 1919-01-12

Dealers from nearly every State in
the Union and Canada and Mexico gath
cred at the factory OF the Fulton Motor
Truck Company. Farmingdale, L. l.. for
two day convention, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. Plans for big
year In production and distribution of
the Fulton ton and n half truck and the
new Fulton locomotor were discussed.
The dealers came to New York as the
guests of the Fulton Company. and were
taken to tho factory In special train
on the Long Island Railroad. William
Fulton Melhuish, president OF the com
The sun., 1919-01-12

Quoted them about the factory. The
Keynote OF the convention was struck
the first day by II. T. Melhuish. adver-
Using manager. who urged the dealers
to take advantage of the cooperative ad
vortising plan.
Advertise In tho newspapers said
Mr.. Melhuish. There Is no surer method
OF attracting the buyer. You have
agreed to take the trucks we make, but
they will stay on your floor until YOU
advertise to move them
Practical advice on service was given
by c. J. Fox, service manager. Dealers
were urged TO carry an adequate stock
OF parts for the better serving OF Full
The sun., 1919-01-12
TEMPLAR PRICE TO STAND.
Reneral Manager Sees No Change
Likely for Long Time.

Regarding automobile prices" said
Harry W. Anderson. general sales man
aver Of the Templar Motors Corpora
ton, advances were made for two rea-
sars. one to care for increa sed over
bead expense brought on by decreased
production the other because they could
be put over
We have made no advances and Will
got change our prices until we can figure
b. a more assured basis than Is now
tossible. and we can see no possibility
o. decrease in the price OF either labor
Or material for months to come. II our
Cost Of manufacture decreases a CORE
yronding reduction in price Will ensue.
y there In no decrease In cost there
VII be no decrease In price car.
Under these circumstances we arc
pnTtsmplating no reductions In prices
4 yiag made no advanceI"
The sun., 1919-01-12

Poughkeepsie, y. N,-,Iohn Van I,onschoten.
RrookIyn, y. VI. \. ID. Motors Corp.
REV HaN en-, COnn.-The White Motors Co.
The sun., 1919-01-12

tor owners. Mr.. Fox also advised the
dealers to take advantage OF the supply
of skilled mechanical labor coming from
the army on rehabilitation.
Promise of continued expansion OF
production facilities was made by Presi-
dent AIelhuish. I'VE have forty-three
acres OF land here we are willing to
cover with buildings II the demand
equals expectations" he said.
Carl Pare who with W. Irvine Flick
ling conducts the New York Fulton
agency at 1900 Broadway, presided at
the sessions. THE first convention day
closed with a banquet at the Waldorf
Astoria
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w. r. VOGELER.

w r. Vogeler has been appointed
general manager Of the King Car Cor
poration Of New York. TO take the place
cf Il. A. Scheu. who left for Detroit to
become general sales NAM ger OF the
King Motor Car Company at the factory.
Mr.. Nogeler q 10 newcomer TO Auto
robile Row, as he has been cor the last
six years export manager OF the King
Motor Car Company. He will continue
to act as export manager and his offices
are combined with those OF the King car
Corporation OF New York at 1910 Broad
way
The sun., 1919-01-12

Hartford. tonn.--teorge u. Knox.
bridgeport, tonn,-Ii. i, iiatt.
Newark, y. il. ", Mason,
The sun., 1919-01-12
PRESIDENT USES CADILLAC.
Drives in Paris Boulevards in
American Army Car.

Photographs just received from France
show President Wilson bowling to cheer
ing Partisan crowds as he Is about to
start IN Cadillac car for a drive in the
boules ards.
The car IL one OF tire standard seven
PASSENGER Cadillac furnished TO the
The sun., 1919-01-12

army, and on It's door bears tho Official
army designation. Z. s., 1879. The
driver Is an American soldier.
THE fact that the President rides In n
Cadilhc while In Europe on his peace
mission Is particularly interesting. In
view of the part played by the Cadillac
on the battle fronts and in all the Ameri-
c,u Army activities in France, 1t is
well known that the Cadillac was desg-
mated the official seven passenger car
for the army. Upward Of 1000 Of these
cars were furnished to the army, and they
were standard throughout except for n
few minor details.
The sun., 1919-01-12
NEW TRUCK SALES MANAGER

= VI 7. G-ddes prpsid NJ % the X ~
Springfield Motor Truck Company, has -s'
announced :hc appointment 81 John Is h r
Jr as genera, sa''s manager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
IRA o 20 pr. 1aa iii "a.

WV ~ - -NS
p,u',ae 80 - Seq beguEot, al 'obTs Ecrts
JoH,c ben Ssbs Eu4uit Deb bpHit1 lib Jsa ~
SIT 10 2Gg ON IagsH ,rotH 10 Guas NJ ltl
q. sea bar 'oy.ll; ale mine 9sUEtr on Ig
res oibuabtrl'a, [oE,t o. hruo BET gors'tsbs
FOR mine peugI seq ,ENCI sntntr U,lfe 'or
ispe bet % trho!b, Re H,'ultItgr 'ou lea ~ AZ
en- 81 eS',. Sea tr tltucmmslr9 'or hs'ui'1'
i,rut. d ~ NJ 'IIgts 'or - ~ lgtu -
Wrs. Ut5gs ei1Ei!t1 llrl5tII. q y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

'rnsriarpet % alort Lat Snter inoc
boiler NtiIigheocr, iom cnhpcr ior
liz aierlte fan ioa gov al ipctulere
liot oner. Soo oa iao H~cornaraa
ritien hoio % ngte, icm ocns no
tltrlige Sarpc er. Snloriarpet blir
Trobutiet life relerc fife mer ucI
ii1aacnbe. men oprere,
en- geronom / Gonooo bar
'linbet ito. al ri llnoheuc al Vlu.
mouth &ocf Hacen, Tom logger ira
II til Il 9Gg pr. Nauneo, trunaer
ira % iii TO 80. @ren / Ssbet al
Ell @ar. Seri er life nobeiattet ter
cler fiiatie Sorpc, @rsniaser,,c,
Beef Scraps % StummetncIf.
llnoer rettc SIoQs Iorboloe
letner Oct iig at oule @ips. &c flol
rcr iia Tor itcrite SeIen al Norct paa
llGiten bare @r9S.
Gn Spreforl berger ! ct Ior.
merblao oraaaenoe "a Decent fine"
for eli 6armarbeioer at lutte Nrbci
oct on, Nitenen. 8Iooet uilbe life
'pore pao set, % Sager pcofomuer
bel life mig heller. Gericr oiI iea
bare bemerfe, at oct iorctonmer mia,
at nlal, ma mirlo't Ia uO'crt ct Tiff.
tcllgt GaaSperf for Ga0cn, inoen
mo iperaer | Slabcne ON iliqt. %
hcrnuit ber han bare o.ocIea iitfer
pad, al BET life er Ell ulininoelia
"boio" Wano, ban cr ! Sicncite hos.
Set funbe o9ina / SiIipIOc prrc
gapnllgt ior Spsr9erer at aribe i
i'm eaen @arm for al iinbe us, ON
Der boIocr paa al pore % en- bite
IiOcn :. y. u. Der tuocnom Sian,
n%cIitiorien.
let tan barre mllist, al Der Tor
cucr icrcre toninler Ell Tanif olns
trent Ionl uogle Iar otter @orocr-
trl9cr; men Oct er ulcr ianofpnliat
% n1er sn'feligt, at I'M inQeu iliq
Fatif fonumcr. Sette @ano er Tor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Vnbrgacrminoe.
9l,I: @nr iian por aouac soc.

'N'h' O'A 'AN" W. "S'tHN ~
Nnor frc o. ierti aar
Sduieu tilbdsc gaor
@rtupcr otu trent
Nineer ON Snrr % Crib
Nor Dem, iom isrit .om bib,
opor DC meo SIrb % SIio
Sn0aet ut Siem.
Sc oar / TRANCE saar.
NGr Be ferite Mar.
ga DC car her.
@ihlerte mcQc: iulnd
.1n'terue liqcian.
Hetternt iaa ION ind
Gor bpcr llGr.
Snoeicn od oar lang.
Sren eii SresleaanB.
9Guieo et S.Irub.
suloeu i Iricu bee.
Stormer ! Aappeu lee,
9Iet|cl1I ma &clcu 'tlto
Nrem liot omieuo.
lltrr9 be utauacn Sang
gar for Sen rsoc gidu0.
COM ltrciito' on.
Rpgtc ON 8ruiomheN.
Com mani mao iflRIoe ueo,
@ioroc Dem oite rGo.
Naar Suoiu .on.
Den n mau merle BET:
Sc bar AZ @iiingrt
0teo Nra't % 0too;
On N1ocu tueoe,
SC Dog ci Brucoe,
Men ircm DC iiucnc
Wc0 &dab % [rD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

hol69pla melci rtlcrc M emo c'ter
gor9crfrigcn. ri har MI nritcn so
Collars pr, Gnptta moo noget ouer
80 Collars ocn @unq. "a III iioocr
bcrtiI inbc meo onttrent Ell Srebic
Del al Terben2 @uIbbchoIbning. Ger
nlonaIer itfc na Nmcritanere tort
anbet emo at 'na 'fltbbet AZ o2 liot
lltsi % iaa tiIbaac grbctoSluitcn.
90 beqac Sing uil lie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
% Npucr, 80 9Ga.

sea tror tiautbtb al Tsrt8 lunit er 'tpraIttt Ncg trot ben
hor hIuIpet mine oeutr ptburbcrlta 0uts npptu enter at 'au
en- D{rrubC 2Gg rda be gtnt NHt pcHS Two or enc.
!, en- WtucCb nj ig so aTa df mine , prrcr
cHrCuot Fem aoo 5rcmgara 'crtltocr lea Icrss opriat's,
gtolu smttb. uota. Soma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

4nyeue ipduOt od ben.
Ga man nj liot omicn.
Sr58Iiult at ie;
&lucn man peuteo pda.
Gen lhlIoc mart Sem ndd,
On | hucr rtuac &rda
Silent oar al zee.
Wer uuoer alt Be ico.
polSt De ooe trofnit oco
Arocu fra Ror;
Gen Vim iad rig % nor
SeArc eno alt pdd Serb.
6oISt oe meo 81 % Orb
5 uoute Spor.
Gog ei foridmIct crh,
Sc madtte oprte Sen
: pisnmetS &roa;
Wer iaa oa Sioeu lch.
RIeD man iortrolig meo
VI ittfte Meuigbeo
Ss iau,Iet 'tl0.
Sc our uI st iamlet Sforh,
9os Sarccn mco Subs Orb
Sunueo man eno;
Wcr ScrrerS ScrOeblto
Nonr boa tbLdrbt herltS,
Met iom Ct Sr9Iebuo
On 5relleren
Seroeo unr eIThet zig;
Yacr RaaIct car bog Ct
Roaet eTtouu.
I'll eser Yre't ar fua
atrfehus ligcioa,
"a mer 9etiertrs ian
Stoo oereS 3u.
Ici.c man IA ogida
Gmitoer III oprad
On uogen Sio;
Shi oercs bbrc 2aor
Reorehes War for Nrr;
9er'or Re gldaIet mar
I'll frleS 6rpb.
Eat IA for mat % tori.
HIt rel bar 6erreu abort
SC mango 4ar.
Sut FOR hans Radbc TOR,
"a, for hans Anrc Orb.
Sd, FOR bans RdorerborN.
Com hpf'et itdur.
O. 8era.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
9ne Tjerfreopprettcre %anbeialcr "Swo ior Sue.
sorocbIet scsproouttiou.

EtuitGl 80 Uttg l1 psnsr bar Tor
opbIet mn sGqgrchu'ltDH fosu iel brua,r
ZCrcs Tort, . StpieWber lGqhs BE- 153 tEg -
gspulro Hbitrtp p,HHisT 2 :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
Welfcfna % bnrt Gaub.
atstsers; Of en- Srstt,n GARNER.

Som TriIen oaa Sanb tiger, blir
Der cit itaoig SDergang ira a~isopro.
button til Mclfetuer, ioroi mer 80
DC for Nenneifer fau bli %prooucerct
glennem alia END Stuben. Mclf er
en- NsbpenoigbeOsartifel, mems
"9eei" / Girfcligbeben life er Oct.
Serfor bill T%orbrt9crne fort'Gtte
nleb of fiope Melf ill Ell iorbslet
Hris, ieip eiterat De bar iluttet az
fisbe aieo paa 8runo al for bsi
Sris. NaturIigpis pil Der BIZ tort,
lat meo at p~robucere "@eei", % iom.
me Solf bill fiebe "@eei" til boiltcn
iom BELT Eris; men Den ltorc Maale
inoa itole paa Mcltetua i Stebct ior
poa Stuben. Ger er piaie Sing
/ Wtelf, hnilfc er blet illnone ublolut
nebpenoige for @arrls %ert % Selle.
Terior pil Der altio bli &rap efter
Wtelf % WieIfcprooutter. Nelf ira
Gocoansoben % "SlnDr" ira Stu-
oen fon life tr9bc / TlaoIeu ior'bet
pirfeliac Yroolft ~nnotagen til ell pls
@rrnbic. Set tager 512 Hunb al
'forbeieligt tert Stoi ior Irembrin-
geIie al I go. Welf, % oct tager 36
Tb. al ialnme Sla9S iorbsicligt tort
Stoi for at pro0llcerc 80. Stu0.
Gn Suart Melf - proftlif talt >
YD. - er / Teoeprroi Zig I go.
"@eef"- Steg. Sorbrll9crne bill font
me Ill at iinbe no bette, l,aar DC or.
goniiereoe Snirp Sntcresie Ter bespt-
ser at apertere. Welfcflla or ! i'm
TSorretning bpcr enclte Gag % tagcr
lia bare Ell fort Serlc hpert Iar. 5
mango Gar fploer Den i'm Ylaos.
Gen begpnoer iou ing, Tom Stnoen
err, naar ben iinar irroig til at Ore
iig for en- ~bllnsrig Wtennclfebeo. Tr.
Mcre eller bpilfcn Tci, OH regner Oct,
er Mtelfefua Stlloels Spermano iom
en- sforomiif Vsooucent al menne'fe-'
Zig Sebe. 90 aila er i'm Gler euer
Gicrinoe en- oaslis SnotGstsfilbe.
Zen bringer fontante Tenae i SuIet
bper Sag % er life poapirfct al ct
Wqrfco, ser gaar op % neo oaglig
Iig iir WeIf / Ell aatilnge. Welfe-
fua fan betole oprt Sano, buis npgcn
fan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
IL eeoho.ns i9f scs.

Niuitu1 &C. oar bruai ItyeB Couit'el "a
tittr ben ultgtt aooi, Dime u seShorEs llgbt
i9l 9Sq sE DtanR.o - Wr5 U}arp Rogers
Zlrl' gagou. Arf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
ReIuliafrrne CT en- Srno.

atr'slc 81 S,iuliatsrrs trbolot ptb Stl.
osu al bsres ,~SlI-fIrsloIrc Two icT Cue"
sr mia fimptlthtn tu iTrso. Sea trosos wlue
pens laqbe lac g0bi Be tlues fer lea bsanrcir
al bruat "lmp 'or Sne", rtu s'ttr al hC5t
brnai bet 'iubcr isa. az bier ger. 'iHbt briE'
aes I'll al aiers 1t b,eit. heIe liber. - Wrs.
6. VI. IisbuGh Wbi'ehan. Wout
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
5prens @etnbning.

luu lult ptiuiC ppii NuHot Dp'" h@SN'
fan.
5prens @etnbning.
"Iurcbreo Sirc Giiect Serb Snn'
propemcllt", pber Sitelen paa ell
Bulletin eller Circular 81, ion, or
blet uoienot fra Ncbraifa Grperi'
mentitation % al Sarmere / Nebra'
ifa fan erboloes irit peo at 'trlpe I'll
"Maricultural Experiment Citation,
Che ~llniperiitp OF Hebraifa, Sln'
coin, % iorIanse "Gircl1lar s.
1919. Girflllrret meo Sabeller CT
uoarbeioet al b'Srr. %. q. Saprlt-
ion, s. 70. Senoricflon % @. y.
Iepe,s % inocboloer S~plpSnin9er,
iom bar flor @rroi for alle oa EFT
hper, scr interesieret / Wielfefiler %
Spbrrtning al iaaoonrc. Eaa @rlti1o
al Sci, itore Snbilpoclic, Ell Snr bar
IA lit Iffcm, Ell oct al 'ter'tc %e-
tpollina, at eilbuer, Ionl bor Ell 20.
lima Melfcfucr OF onlfcr Of fsoc op
apiocr, set fnn bli cnooa beore M'ei-
fcfuer al, brugcr oen rette Sla9s
3nr Tor i'm Boiling. Sprcn 'fllloe
bore al reil Hace; nlen BET er life
npf. Gen Ifllloe ho Gplle I'll at ODER
isre pna lit Mitom InlGg til Ell 'ter-
re Mclfeproouftion. Gems Getre
ifnlbc BIZ beore Wiclfcfiler end tine
Msbre. Get CT bcsuUrrc life let at
uulgc Jig no en- Spr, iom cr, bpao
Sen Ifllloe prre; men Oct 8aar ttte
berior an at pore llgc GLAD, bpao
Sloes Spr man inar lat poo Tor lin
@eline al Mielfcfllcr, bpia man az.
tcr iig iii at febc % apiger, ION
err pGro noaet.
Girfulpret og Sabelcrne glper
~arunoig Splpsnin9 ONT l~loialoet az
ire Cures 9enpttelie / TO Welfefl'bo-
linaer, iom Stationen | Ell NGfte
N(ar bar erperimlenteret nleo. lloral
set piicr areit NOT. at oct for enoo9
en- forholospis lioen Boiling meo ltor
Tcrbcl fan benpttes Ell Spr, iom TO
tier Ell goo Gel oper oct a%lminoeIigc.
Gettc airloer iipr Selin9er az en-
rem Welferace.
,Sor Stationel,5 ScrIep @eling bar
Ell %iuIobloos Seriep apr, "6oIoen
Sbplocf", siort itore Sing, heres Oct
no til. Gems Tstre 9iper baaoe mer
MeIf os risere MeIf enc fine NO
bre.
Tenne Spr blep fisbt ON Soften
i 1908, Ga ben q liot ODER aars'
oommeI. Zen blep meo iin @sllng,
til ben / Iugiiit 1916 bebe. Solp al
bens Getre ira otte iorifielige Me'
ore er blet prepcbe for ct aar bier,
% nj or blet prepeoe 10 eller rlere
Teriooer.
Set er intercsiaut at glsre Cant
n,cnlianina meuem "@ploen Sbps
locfs" Istrc % bercs Msorc, bpao
beres Gpne til of ~prpbucere Melf %
Smeriebt betr9iier. Smtalte "a.
bcler piier. Of Sstrene enoog ! Den
'erite garsprepe / 8ierneminit ooer.
aif line Msore ~ Trocent, bpao
Irobncerina baabe al Melt %
Smsrieot aneaar. Gnooa faloer oct
ia Zig. Of Msbrene oaiaa bar gobe
WeIfcfuer, Tom / 1910 prooucereoe
/ 8icnneminit oobbelt iaa meaet
Smericot bucr iom Den g%Ienncmlnlt-
Iise Yrohucerins al Smerieot pr.
0u i Nebralta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
G6 Nsnsr 1.Iaa etSa.

hRi.no 60 49, Gfis- al brug, 5sr.s Two
for enc" gSa Tonic bar rirt 6s persr lugt
LIB sgg az Dtuoreo Mrs q 70 Sotttl
4prEtrcfe. W0ut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12
q Ssucr 100 sGa

q uiead 60 ,Asa tror 7srts Two 'or
enc" sr 2for'l nt'ert not. GA bet brast, DIS
,tnp mjut 5sEtr ~ al ourps Sea bar 'tI
psutg. ~ 81 ib'ie IT, llat. loabs Be To- asa
gi,1RtE.tu,iila l6s Proo,at Stn,ftt -GGEcro
Stltun, @pphbtu.. IA. R.iY5 80 J. Dor s.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
THE SUGGESTED PRICE OF COT.
TON SEED.

Our knowledge and acquaintance
with the State Commissioners of Agri-
culture, p. p. Garner, prompts US to
say that we are satisfied that he
thought he was acting for the best
interests of all concerned in being a
party to a conference which suggest
ed a price for cotton seed and cotton
seed products. If he acted upon ex-
pert advice and that was bad advice.
it was unfortunate. nevertheless, we
are sure that he was swayed by 40
desire or aim to put one over in the
interests of the cotton oil mills.
The fact that Commissioner Gar
ner called such large farmers and
sellers Of cotton seed as Oscar F
Bledsoe, Jr., of Greenwood, and Ar
Stone of Washington County and
others in conference furnishes the
most substantial and satisfactory evil
dence that he was not trying to put
one over on the farmers.
Our individual opinion is that the
action of the conference was a mis-
take. 1t is our understanding that the
oil mills made good money during
the war and that the Government I'M
derwrOte much of their output. Or
mills are organized not for philan-
thropic purposes but to make money
for the stockholders and we cannot
see that they are entitled to any.
special sOlicitude and care, especially
since the disclosures about the COM
bine on prices made in the name of
the Sons of Plato. The farmer is en-
titled to all he can get for his seed
and likewise the oil mills are entitled
to buy as cheaply as possible. The
matter should be looked at wholly
from the producers viewpoint, in our
Judgment. We say this for the reas
on that the record shows that prices
sway ND and down all over the cotton
seed belt at about one and the same
time, and if there was not some sort
of understanding between the oil
mills. we are unable to see no W this
could happen.
But we repeat hat We are sure
that Commissioner Garner thought
he was acting properly. stabilizing
the price Of cotton seed. and in the
end rendering the farmer and the
whole state a service.
Good will come of the conference
1t has provoked discussion and right
here id the very beginning OF the oi
mills. we are unable to see how this
public to seed buying and seed sell
ing and this can only result in a ben
eft to the producer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
Old Soldier Testifies To
Wonderful Merits
Number 40 In Con-
stipation, Stomach
Trouble and Catarrh.

National Home, Wis, May II, 10
when l commenced taking Number
40 For The Blood, I was suffering
aronic constipation of a goo
many years standing, which finally
developed into stomach trouble which
got so bad | was unable to eat any
thing that did not cause great suffer
ing. I tried a good many doctors
as we'll as everything | could hear OF
that was recommended for my COM
plant. / was also troubled with ca
tarrh of long standing and had
dropsical swellings III my feet and
ankles which the doctors said was
caused by a weak healt. he'd about
given up hope Of being much better
when L saw an al. OF yCur No. 40
in a country paper and concluded to
try it. | felt so much better after
taking one bottle that / sent direct
to you for three more bottles. |
have taken about two and a ,.alf bot
Ties and while not feeling entirely
we'll, 1 feel by continuing the use CT
40. l Will get 20 feel IS wcll o. l
could reasonably expect FOR a man of
my age, IS ytars. | hardly know
kuw 10 estimate The valre OF @he be-
eff | have already re ceiyed fro.n the
use of No. 40, and cheerfuliy re"Crc-
mend it to any enc suffering as ]
We" Morris Law. Witness 10 sigma
tue, Nelson II. Pease. 40 is q con!
bination of the best alterations Sc
l,oted from the 5est prescriptions
received and compounded by j. c..
Merdenhali, Evansville, Ind, Az
ears Il druggist.
'Sc'd by Second Class D-u- Sore.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
BRYAN SAYS EVERY TOWN
NEEDS ONE.

Col. William jennings Bryan puts
the case of the prOfiteers in a nut
shell in the following editorial in the
Commoner: The profiteer is called
into court: Justice waits no longer.
The profiteer was the darkest blot
on the nations prosecution of the
war. While the soldiers we're bleeding
in Europe the profiteers were bleed
ing the American people at home.
Had they been content to stop with
the armistice they might have es-
capped with their loot, but they con-
tinued to bleed the public here after
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

State OF Mississippi,
Grenada County.
In Chancery Court. October Term
1919.
No. 3473.
Berta Walker VS.. James Walker.
State of Mississippi. f,
To James Walker. defendant
whose pOstoffiCe is unknown:
You are commanded to appear be
fore the Chancery Court of Grenada
County. in said State, on the Thirc
Monday OF October. A. d 1919. to de
fond the suit in said Court in the
above styled cause. wherein you are \
defendant.
This the 22nd day of September.
1919.
W. T.. POWELL,
Chancery Clerk.
w. Nj. Mitchell,
Solicitor for Complainant.
9-26-4t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver ACTIVE, w.,
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess CalOmel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure. 4

Physicians and Druggists agc advis-
ing their friends to keep their sys>eHs
purified and their organs in p~cffa"t
working order as q protection against
the return Of influenza. They kGo 4;
That cloggcd up system and a lag
liver favor colds, influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short a cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow OF
watcr-that 8 all. No salts. no nansea.
no gripping, no sickcning aitcr effects.
Next morning yoar cold HIS vanished
your liver is active, your systcn is p =
fird and refreshed and you aie f~cc!i29
,inc with a hearty appetite for bf>2k-
rast. Fat what you plcasc-no danGcr:
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price t~liTty-lvc cents;
Every druggist is authorized TO refund
your money if you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs.-(Adv.)
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-26
Has Been Worth Over
$1,000 To Her

Mrs. Reese Declares She Hadn't Been
Well In Fifteen Years Until She
Took Tanlac--TroIble Gone. -
II wouldn't tn Ike a Thousand dol
lars each for tn good Tanlac has done
me-" said Mrs. Lula Reese, who re-
sides ct 1859 Hicks street Augusta,
Ga.
1T may sound strange, but l had
suffered with stomach trouble, rheu-
matism and neuralgia until / got to
he place where | didn't are whether
I lived or died. Everything | ate
Toured on my stomach and mace
trouble for me aEd in addition to