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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10

|S6e1lle, er $50, 10 Mar gourmet.
|,Nfopbe for beflam en- Mefffe Eit=
libSbperb, ban bnrs 81. a.bGret 8pz
raaosmeolem liant Sormnn6 for
@rlun0ejerfore1tingen af fpnfte
@run6gerforeninger.
@aptajn S. 6. Murtenftn,
|Wgnre, ct be0 81 Mar gan1nrel.
%55orpagter S. 9. Ssrge1tfen,
r5anrffopo pe6 2erbjerg, er Pubic
Zig afgaaet peo gg0en, 70 Mar Ct.
On af 8ogenies fjenbte Bor-
|gere, &igbmanb Ctr. 6. Senien, er
bpo, 63 0ar ga1umel.
6bD. @iebman6 morbafo
..9anfen / aiege CT op6 at ct 8iertte-
flag.
- Sorpalter beo giborg @or1ri-
Ions Spgebns, Mnoerfen, er bgb al
SGbbb. 2prer SO. 5ibelmdrn CT
.nfgnaet beo Cohen / fit Silent !
Ro1lr 70 Mnr garrr1eI. Sen .ofbs-
be bar en- 6Bgtig og nfbolM Sfole=
mnn6.
Boabnnbler MreI aorie1, Be-
Iitprer for getbesbag Bogbanoef, er
I1g6 tom sSglae af ecSsnfI1tenan.
Dberretsfngfgrer gbriitinn
|Qiit5en er afgaaet peb Dgben / lit
(Sjem aipbenbobn, bbor han Ell
|9nrrafffe bar bgrt til De befienate
)blanbt Sagfgrerne.
Gen b%efjenote grgnla11oife
|Spr6aforifer, S%pgneprdft g.l.8.
@asmusien / 2D1ge ersafgoaet heb
|Ddben72 Mnr gomneI.
@ros5erer Sob 1GrirnoM, Snz
I0ebaber al oer befienote Bare. %
MISUNDERSTANDING EoroenifioI0s.
gnbe % &igbenbepn ser afgooet
|beo DBoer, 46 Mar anr1meI.
geitprer beb Song Sgiifole %
|@prnnafier, gon6. heo1. % mag.
lSobs. Sergenien, CT ogo nf iponF
|SDge.
nnoerarfipor Nigsarfipet.
Comb. mag. 9penrp Br1tun Ct Of
|gaoet Deo Dboen al 2n,,ge6etanoeI<
he, fom ban pan 5oipito1et
Sorbinoelie1neo pmaif gDge efter
len bel oberitaaet Epfug. af0soe
bfeb 40 Mor gannlnel.
-aiooIiigere SoIfetinasrta1,o RaS
mus Sanfen Ell ben u. Sob. Of
!adaet peo Dgoen. Den afoeoe bIeb
fun 81 Mor. S 1895 bleb ho1
paIgt til Sonetinagmano SIN,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Son bleb gie1,-
paIgt Iiae til g. MprI flor. 30
ban fnlot for en genitrema1to
gn al SoIiteo Bus aIoffe a,l.
iete Borgeree 5me0emelter augnit
1@rbIasfere afaaaet he's Dgoen, So
9rnr go1nInel. sss
- Sefreter peo e idnpirfe,loe
nnffe aa11oboforersinaers ieonfter
a Sims sfiftg 2otobraiastioerlOes
l2b: Nloaenien ofgaoet Deo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10

,gp tli Drgnniieringen al 2epneos-
miooelbjaIp til sc oanife snroeribs
oer. Det ct S1roie1,oere SET. ore
ilaor bette. op glaoeneg Reoafftiioz
,1ter tgtter 9aatfe1l. Ma,1 er fiffff i.
paa, ct Mesieringen fe~lDfglgelig bill
9ipe s. apobenoige lloferielstilla-
better.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10
.Den bnnife 6anbeIsflaabes Sab.

Den bnnifr !San6eIsflaabcs SAT-.
Nn, 90 8er6ensfrige11 formentlig
ornii6er fa1t betrugtes iom en6t, far,
bet: babe S1tteresIe at Ne, bba6 ben
beniDns1gie tbife 1noerba1t6sfrig og
Weinefataitroferne bnr foitet ben
6anife San6elsflaaoe. S @rigSforz
,itifringen for, 5fibe meo6eler man,
at set iomle6e Sab for SanoeIs-
ffaa6en bor bpret 148 9nmpffibe
pao ialt $4,000 8rutto Megiiter=
tong og 1O1 5eilifibe paa iolt So
900 GonS eller IamTet 249 s9f-
be paa 254,119 Cons. Set iam1eoe
Gonnugetab bar 6erefter beret bpo6
Ser ibarer til 156 Dampere al
,stsrre1ie meo Ml1tebao6en nMor-
bus eller 90 Dampere al 5tbrrelie
,te6 Mmerifaonmperelt uSreberif
ben 0tten6e". Beo 8egbnoe1ien af
1918 bar Ser i ben oanife 6n1loels-
flaabe 538 9an1pere paa ialt 577.=
1872 Brutto Megiitertons, III geil=
ffibe pna inlt 103,575 Eons o. 48S
Motorbaabe pau ioIt 97,316 Brlt-
to Megiiterto11s aItlaa 778,773
Sons. Enbet bnr oltina baref ON
!. firing en- SrebiebeI af belle Sen MT
,brren6e 6ntife 9nnbelgflaahe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10

enfe1t mirore Banf, ON bpilfen Set
paaltaaes, at Den / en- en0og meget
l6Itroft @roo bar brepet oerrHc
&anoel % at ben bar pGret % ito.
big ct j nar SorbinOelie meo for:
iiellige fi%gbenbaprife Heprafentall:
ter for 8ollbepismen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10
ulhffestilfrl6e.

ct aigretei tiIbere1t6e aoui,llent
9nnfen Greiffrup Ror1,p, fiiprte for
,1eben Mften Igbif pna 2~a11oebeiert
spe6 8illestofte, Cd. | Mn fra 0oen=
1ie. Set lpbife aieretgi poafiprte 3
Mennefffer, boorbeo en- 7ozaarig @o=
III, Gttfe efter @nuo 2inobarotien !
|gillestofte, bIep brpM paa steoet,
||meoerg Murer Nogrmis Masmus
fen bIeb ~alporligt ha1tet.
Gn Spefnlation, Der life git iaa
gobt.
Set meooeleg oRosf. DogbII. at
|noifillige 2nn6boere Mopetnber
ar bapt geiGq al 0pfigberc al
I@ias JONI beoer laa minfoeligt ON,
ttt 8nttoelen r1aa gao tilbage. S en-
Ignnrb pno Eaaitrnpegnel1 babbe
man iolet 90 @ias SO ar s. ..
iaH for 1000 ST. Gorleben bgo
IIDpffeberen 400 81. tot At laoe
8onbelen goo tilbaae, men snlge.
zen bar imioIertio tonobaftig. gn
|Sonoe1 er en- &attoeI, jagoe BON.
Sordbrigt iatter gaafeipefl,lan=
Iterne Naiet1 op efter er,onl, en-
lgbnnce. Sc mener, 6es fan fna Ste
|gierirgelt tiI at gipe nof~grielgtiIla-
belle iii gberige, or Sc opfipbte
Nurtier @ies % ser fo,1 oe Diit ma
|geligt fno bnaoe 10000 $50 ar.
Ifor stpffet. Mlen BET gaar BOG
neppe. .s..
,Gn 6anif gn,.ff, Ser itptter gofibc-
biiferi,t.
sor at 11oobirh golibepiferues
Observation-Disclosures I'll ben bt1oi!
faIiftiife BebaeeIie beritiIIeoe 9sa-
,tioralbonfen foe 1oee,1 io ioe11 til
Sc gprige ffiidbenbnpnife ganfer ao
fringe Dmfai1g ioin 1r,iligt ot fore,
,toae 8ouoel n1eo gfubeIfeoIer.
Bonters,e nc rett te,
&eiflnuees1 u,eo lnotdgele q q,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10

9M frantic @eianot taffebc paa
hit Golfs geaue or Da,lurarfs gpl
oel leia,laOen afialtg en- Del ban-.
lite nationals sanae % oroa be,l
fene Nattetime bort til Gonerte az
Genga,lg iea oroa nfIteo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10

op til Spmlner.
SO GiuoIis 2,1fni1,g er |tooig oe1
%eieite, Der fn1t6e foraariage en- BIT.
felig Mepol,,tion i. @isbenbapn.
2bsning.
Dsan fnn r1arffe rua16t omffrtnq /
5orretni11gerne, al bet begb1toer al
bjqlpe fist, fifriber SO. Mio=
item al Nobelnber (,ogle Sage efter
gaabenbbilens Sfrcfttrebem. BIu=
bet forfiatter me6 at iige: Set e.
liz bride Eioer en6n.::. Hriierne er
nteget banifelige at hn,1e mes. SEQ
gen Oberflo6 paa @arer CT Ser
Iielpfelgelia life tilite6e, men man
%begnnber bog at n1prffe eli Soran=
orins til Set be6re. Sen tioIigerc
f&rigstilltan6 mellem Sc 10 Sronter
pea hegge gioer al Often CT hes
80 EIMEE,
lat ebbe l,b, og. Ell Observation-Disclosures
|perio6e gipr fin SS116flpoelie gipr.
Ibenbe. Ma11 marfer oct Eo11er,
man mqrter oct ! 81lbRoe1,e, ia,
for mat ct begDn6t at fno Eiilbu6
2llsmeorene to1t'lter t'l oercs
I91em ! en- 1D1uN beoa9ct 81iltal1o
loa Deretter for oef' oa11fro Somli'e,
fa1 gu Dc IleDie og Oct, 1p1'r9te
aafnen 8nf1te1l o1rfel1g, ON oe II
Vdoe Aoge1 mere 'neo oeI
la'nnae og Su1l.erhe l1ooer oeres
s se.p % lorlG1lfr meg
o.'leptr, ~ 1ater On sloleotI'1,
1o1N S1talralloAer foI 1ol1
ato 1'oeh 9ar oerefssaoertereoe 81
oe Sog, oen4Xr's, % III ler oe 'aM-
me ol.rq1ta1'onef, me11 neoer1tt1oet
pt1le1 olepe' ell queen.
ger soar Sagn ON Borgtapeter,
oe ct lt1p111le, DC er lten1n'1gsf1'loe,
eob, l1en De er 9raa og ber'te oQ
|liblele Communicating 1ne6 8
Isoan Der rn fortelles on, 8riier
Der oaler, ON Barer, Der inoes, on
5orboloe1te 8lttiferte, bbor be
oer bil T6be, hi. lite betrogtes ion
paotra,1ge1loe Supplifa1ter, mel
iau1 Re11l1elfer, Der oeiaa bar Ste
|til beres 8laos Solen..
G1'o'11t er Der 10 lanst igieu; %
'1Sorboloe'te fa1t faa Silbagefalo, o.
i1ge1'tiua Hiper l%efofsIgelie lang'
.1Eioer taaom ION oct por gar1l'
9aee: ganle Raae, !, oct pa iise
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10

HuAlts sSSlloeMrtgSpol1ttt I Oett 1Rr.
|l1llesl|1h 6rct,ti6 bill ffonnue til at breie
lite ONT oeres Bienne1nfgrelie, % 81
ifal oerfor optrDffe aIle oe 18 Aunt.
ter:
6ortiat Suoffranf1lina al 81
n1ilitdre Observation-Disclosures % Der.
|efter 55=
Jorbereoelie til 9pbapelier
LAT bet biotioi9e Militar= % Sait=
ningsipitem.
8. 0pbppelie al &rigsretterne
Control moo 8anfpaien oa
Nroouftion nleo Set 6ora1aal at be.
graa,ie Nrisitignilla % llobptni1tg.
s. Dpretboloelie al @risregale-
riag % Dprtibsforanitaltninger.
8. SSbprfiGttelie al ~offentliae
Mrbejoer.
z. Sttofprelie al 8-a.imerszMr
|%beioSoagen, i fgrlte Mafffe for $50;
|pirfabrifer % anore 0irffo1nbeoei
u1eb fo11tin1lerlig Drift.
8. Mfifaffelie at 0atarbejoe
|8agerter. B,
8: Gil ti6giborenbe 2arlinaelop.
10, Sorbebring al Moerooms1,n=
|6eritbttefien.
"a. Snofprelic al S'1oalioitets
Ifor{ergeIie.
12. Mfffaffelie al 1~penoelopcr
% S~l1ooferelie at 8eifnttelie for
1ln1bn6iae.
Is. @ebi{ion af sglopell.
~. 5%orbeoring Of Mrbei6SIos-
beoslopen.
Is. 9gnoring nj Dprtioslopel1
faaleoes, at Der og{nn bliper MioIer
til Beflponingsbjulp.
16. Soroipergsnaalet optages
til 8ebon0lil1g.
II. Sremne al Mrheioet for en-
nh 0afglop % for e, @runolops-
rebiiion.
Is. @ieru1enlfprelle al Sc. fore
Gagte aobfor1log on 6irefte Sfatter.
Mun lpgaer itrnfs Minrfe til,
at oisie. @rap / BET ftore og belle er
Ia,1gt mere moderate enc YartietS
Broeram % BERTH bolote i iao tor
Mmitr6eliebeo,, at mango al benz ef=
ter 0r6lb6ett Dil fl1rne fan Eil11tz
ming ogiaa BOG nn6re Nartier.
Denr1e Moberotion ffDl6es notltr=
Lights lite, at man frafalber De OPP
srin6efige, paifengte focialbemofrati-
iife 8rogran1punfter, men alene bet
te, atn,a11 i giebliffet lei. tit Sor=
.6ef peo FIN at freeze. rtoget, ma, !
Sal6 for Ell itprre 9els @eb=
.fommen6e tan bente giennemfbrt.
~Gjenbomsbonblernc banblcr.
On Slot GienbDmsban6tere fa1
i Mpfigbing S.. og banoIeoe
meb Gienoomme En-. @ros.
2n116ejel1oom1ne .oa 9tlloer ipir=
|reoe rl,t6t mellem oem og lfifteoe
|giern1ono mi1,0it Iptten @ange
Minutet, inotiI. Nriierne bar itege1
|noifinige 8roce1,t, oa % bet iffft
Dor n,oriomt ln1,aere, beepnote mar
at bn11b1e s1tbeiet % set git for Zig
paa fpIge116e Maaoe:
On al gjenoomSbnu6lerne, LAB oS
foIoe BAN 81, bapoe fipbt en- Glen:
bonn ct Steo Splla,1o paa ca. f3s
|Gbr. Qono meb pouitane1oe 8pg:
ni11ger. Det bar 1taturltgbis iffft
&be6eioro, nei, BET bar ,,oermert
ganbfIitter % be fioite Bar Mut
Liable gienoommen itanet lbeboet
% 81: bopbe fipbt belle S~er1iobe0er
for 5 d 5000 Set: lelbfeIgelio
fnn til at pefulere me6::.
gean, q, flyer iou til en- Sr, g.:
SCR, on er 10 lite bonge for a
|figbe nbeiet BIZ b,t Hsbe eli Gen.
|bom i Spllono22"
sSbor flor e. ben?1
@8oo 1873 For. 2aro:
.0g ben foIter?s"
10000"
Set er fg,l i @5r1,noe1 iatet lac
lgalt er Ser 8pgnineer??1
ussa.
u8eiptni,,a?
Set ct hgel1eget, font n1eb 2ap
pen; leg bar en- 9iIla pna Norofal
tier Ell 80. paa 5pofaliter, e, %
paa gealoIIauo. oiissie fire Glen
bonr11e inoelfaar CO. 10000 ST:
{c1n er mine. Bni bu baDe 6isie 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10
: Dann1arR. =

spi iii blue nopif al 2auoet. me1
9ooeoulpnoene gadr tdoia fes.
Zen rusiiffe asch Mep Iaaet ,,eb
asolitiet baDoe lnffet o. for oofiI
|liac ausfer. % Der bleb uboel
|Nrpal otter eli Maaleftof, Idn MAJ
|ellom aloria bar let j aisbenbaDr1
So 8rpaI fan Be gisier mi11oi
|a oft fororagc.
aisbenbapn er MI beo at Bib,
Zig ie1b igiel,.
2ibet m,lierer iaien i @aoerne
M1,itfens 8orer lDber fra bbera,t
|oen aafe, mun tager ilien 2ibet
'om bet beoit tan foI6e, % laoe,
|spanie, beDoI6e, bbab sparie11s {,
% RltsIa,t0s, bpao Muslan68 Ct
Man beo, at Giboli igien luftffel
|op til CONNER.
90 GiuoIis 2,tfning er itaoig oe1
Der fu,1oe foroaringe Ell bit:
:felig Nepol1,tion i @isbenbab1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-10

2eDatbsmioler IL gSnberjellnnb.
obeoitoospregien retteg SCI
froftiae opfororireer III q TIDE 4
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
% MILLION WOMEN TO
ORGANIZE WAR on H. c. l.

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-Women Of
Is American cities have responded in
the last 70 hours to the call Of the
Woman's National Economic Council
for the 100000 housewives of this
country to organize in war on the
high cost of living.
The new organization includes
mothers, business women, college
graduates, clubwomen and domestic
science experts, is being formed. The
Daily Food Alliance has pledged its
support.
The women will ask their trades
men what they pay for their wares,
what they sell them for, from whom
they buy and how often they turn
over their stock They will also in
quire as to just how the tradesmen
fix their percentages of profits.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORA-
TION OF TOMBIGBEE OIL &
GAS COMPANY.

l. The corporate title of said COM
pany is Tombigbee Oil & Gas Com
pany.
2. The name Of the incorporators
are:
o. f. Hilton, Postoffce, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
G. F. Sherrod, Postoffce, Column
bus, Miss.
c. H. Cooke, Postoffice, Columbus
Miss.
c. w. Evans, Postoffce, Columbus
Miss.
8. The domiciIe is at Columbus,
Miss.
4. Amount of capital stock, one hun
bred thousand dollars.
s. The par value of shares is one
dollar par value per share.
6. The period of existence (not to
exceed fifty years. is fifty years.
7. The purpose for which it is Gre
ated: To operate for natural gas
and oil, to sink wells for said pur.
pose in Lowndes County, Mississippi,
and in such other localities as the
Directors of the Corporation may Sc
lect, to own land or lease thereon for
oil and gas purposes; to acquire by
lease or purchase and operate barge
and pipe lines for the transportation
Of oil and gas; to construct, own and
operate storage yards, and generally
do all things incident to or connected
with the business of producing, re-
fining and marketing oil and gas
Provided that no stock in this Com
pany shall be sold or offered for sale
until a permit shall have been Sc
cured from the Secretary of State as
provided by Oh. 81, Laws of 1916
8. The right and powers that may
be exercised by this corporation are
those conferred by the provisions Of
Chapter "a, Mississippi Code, 1906.
o. f. HILTON,
G. F. SHERROD.
c. H. COOKE.
C. w. EVANS,
Incorp0raors.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
State of Mississippi,
County of Lowndes.
This day personally appeared be-
fore me, the undersigned authority,
o. E. Hilton, c. F. Sherrod, c. H.
Cooke, G. w. Evans, incorporators Of
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
DRINK MORE WATER
IF KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eas lem meat and take Salts for Back,
ache or Bladder trouble
Heutralizes acidA

Uric acid in meat excites the kidneya
they become overworked; get sluggish.
ache, and feel like Jumps of lead. The
urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irri-
tated, and you may be obliged to seek re-
lief two or three times during the night
When the kidneys clog you must help
them flush OF the bOdy's urinous waste
or you'll be Q real sick person shortly.
At fFst you feel dull misery in the kid
nsy region, you suffer from bac1ache,
sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feel Theu.
matte twinges when the weather Is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four ounces
of Jad Salts; take q tablespoonful
in q glass of water before breakfr 81
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean elogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activity,
also to neutralize the acids in urine, 50
it no longer is a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep the kidneys
clean and active. Druggists here say
they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
Whenever You Need A 0eneral
Strengthening Tonic

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. 1t contains the we'll
known t0ric properties of QUININE and
IRON and is very valuable as a general
strengthening tonic. Ii purifies and en-
riches the blood and you can soon feel its
Strengthening, InviRorating effect Coo.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
AN ORDINANCE
Providing Notice for the Issuance of
Street Improvement Bonds


Section 1. Be it ordained by the
wsyor and City Council of the City
f Columbus, Miss, that it is the
purpose of the said Council, and il
lerby gives notice of its intention TO
issue the bonds of the City of Col
umbus, Miss, to the amount of $3.50
100000 Fifty Thousand Dollars, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
the proceeds of which VIXEN sold to
be used and expended in and about
paving the following named portions
of its business streets and avenues,
namely:
(a) Main Street from it's inter
section with Third Street, East to
Seventh (7th) Street.
(b) Market Street from its inter.
section with Second (2d) Avenue
North 10 Fourth (4th) Avenue Sou
(c) Second ed Avenue South
from its intersection with Fourth
(4th) Street East to Sixth Street.
Section 2. Be it further ordained
that the bonds specified in the first
section to be issued, shall be in de-
nominations of Five Hundred ($500)
Dollars, and will be numbered from
one "a to one hundred (l00) both
inclusive; five 90 of the same, or
twenty-five hundred (S250000) dol
lars to mature annually during the
period of twenty COO years next
following their issuance, the series
to bear interest at the rate of five
and one-quarter Is La per cent
per annum, payable together with
the designated principal, semi-an-
nually at the office of the Secretary
of the City of Columbus, Mississippi.
Section 3. Be it further ordain-
ed that the above and preceding no
tice given pursuant to the provisions
of Section 3419 of the Mississippi
Code of 1906, is for the purpose of
notifying the adult taxpayers and
qualified voters of said City of Col
umbus, Miss, of the proposed action
of the said city council, so that if
there be any opposition to the issue
of said bonds, it may be manifested
as provided in said Section 34l9, on
or before the first Tuesday in Sep
TENDER, towit: Tuesday, the Second
ed day in September 1919.
Section 4. Be it further ordain-
ed that this ordinance be published
in 1.-The Columbus Dispatch" a semi
weekly newspaper, published in the
said City of Columbus for three con-
secutive weeks next. preceding the
first Tuesday, the Second (2nd)
day of September 1919.
w. A. DEALE, Secretary.
Adopted August 5, 1919.
a5-3t
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
Can There Be Any Hesifancy
In Your Preference?

-Four years have given universal recognition
to the Super-Sn. The patented principle in
its motor, ended destructive engine vibration
and added 1885 to the power without increased
weight OF size.
That motor was developed by Hudson and
it is exclusively Hudson. In the present
model are the reiaements resulting from
81. 900 cars in service.
And then there are its official records Of the
most trying tests. No other car ever 80
established itself.
Some, at first, may have doubted the value
Of such proofs IS were made on the speedway
and ia trans continental racing 50 far - they
relate to the type Of car that would meet ocdi-
nary service. But no one now questions the
Importance Of those records.
The fastest mile foC stock chassis was not
established - q mark for Hudson owners to
aim at Nor IVES the twenty -four hour record
Of 1919 miles set a. something that should Be
attempted by every Super-Six.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Continued from page one.)
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
The WisdoTl of
Buying NOGO

With these evidences is there any good rea-
son why you should not now place your order
for a HudSon2
You know the car you will get. 1t merita
your implicit confidence.
Think Of the thousands who this year have
had to foreSo the pleasure Of owning Hudson,
planned to be taken in touring in a Super Six
had to be changed.
All the world Is crying for automobiles. The
demand can not soon be filled.
Hudson. as thu largest selling Rne ear. must
as q matter Of right continns the AsSk choice.
Only those who place their ofden Ia advance
Of their needs can be sure u Sst&ing the car
they want.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Likewise, hudson racing cars did their part
to prove the very qualities most desirable in an
automobile used for individual transportation.
The one most essential quality in an automo-
bile is its reliability. No one ever questions
Hudson's right to first place IN that particular.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

TIE corp ration known az the Tom
bigOse Oh 4 Gas Company, who az
knowledged that they signed ard ex-
ecuted the above and foregoing ar
icles Of incorporation as their act and
deed or this the 3lst day of July,
1919
T. VI. CUMMINGS,
Notary Public for said County
and State.
Notary Seal Attached)
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Famous Shivar Mineral Springs
water is one of the few waters which
does not lose its virtue in shipment.
1t is just as effective in Columbus
as it is in South Carolina Try a bot
tie and be convinced J. l.. Walker &
Company
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Mr.. JIM Minga Of Louisiana, spent
Thursday in the city with friends. Mr..
Minga is now owner of large tract
of fine delta land in Louisiana and is
doing well in that section.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wilbanks left
last Wednesday for Memphis, Tenn,
where they will spend several days
with friends and relatives.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Mrs. Eva Craddock has returned to
Columbus after spending several
weeks with her children in the West
Mr.. Harris Craddock accompanied
her.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Mr.. F. Hill Williams, deputy sher-
if of Pickens county, was among the
prominent visitors in the city Friday
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
Order Your Hudson Now
For Later Delivery
Buyers KnouO the Advantages of Anticipating Their
Wants With This the Largest Selling Fine Car

Constantly for four years Super-Six sales
have exceeded those of any other fine car.
Buyers have had to wait month or more
during the selling seasons before they could
get delivery. On some models, at this writing
we are far behind orders. Yet factory pro-
duction was never as large.
Thousands are driving less desirable cars
that were accepted because they could not get
delivery of Hudson. Many frankly express
their regret that they had not ordered Hud-
son early enough to assure delivery in time to
meet their needs
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24

Mr.. B. B. Chastain, Of Carrollton,
Ala. was in the city last Wednesday
on business.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-24
So, Too, Is IFS Style
EcuaNy Distinct

The bouevards Of the E-eat cities show what
is most wanted in body lines and general
equipment Can you find more beautiful cars
anywhere than are the Hudsons2
They set the vogue. TTudgons forecast the
trend OF motor car design. Ks result one
or two year old Hudson has the same general
lines as the current models of most other makes
There can be no disappointment over the
beauty of the Super-SK. regardless Of the
model you select.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
NAVAL HYDROPLANE MAY
BE BROUGHT TO RICHMOND
RccrnitinE 0mccr. Expects to Secure
Fifteen Passenger Machine for
Exhibition Purposes.

Richmond citizens may get their first
sight of real naval hydroplanc ca
panlc Of carrying fifteen men and re-
curing a crew Of twelve men IL Lieu
tenant Byron l.. Eddy. "f the United
states Naval Reserve Flying Corps de-
tailed here on recruiting duty can get
the consent Of Washington authorities
to bring Il plane TO Richmond
Lieutenant Eddy left Richmond yes
tcrdav for q trip through the State on
recruiting duty and announced before
going that he would return either on
October % or November with "A hydro
plane consent ~ granted by the
Washington authorities.
Several hydroplanes OF the largest
type, having ihre" large motors in each
machine are stationed at Hampton
Roads Al the present time. but because
OF the scarcity Of machinists in the ser
vice large percentage OF them are
said 10 he in need OF overhauling be-
fore they can be used again.
THESE machines must aliSht in water
and IT would be necessary TO descend
on arriving here on The James River
and tying UP the machine at 4 wharf
Tor display.