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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19
Set belle SDnem
bar 6abn at
Sanlac.
Oct belc Sgitcm bar gapu oi SunIa,

Oct belle Sgitem bar Bann al SdnIac.
Suitnoer Of ipage. nerbsie Ren.
ne'fer og ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ooeraIt
bar bepionet De merfn9roige Rrpfter
! Sanlac til of bringe tiIbuge beres
Srnobeo, Stprfe og BirteIpit Set
ipnes blrtig at giengipe apuiftt,,-
ttonen mt Glib. og BET er ca frafttg
Sienoe ligeooerfor Snagbeb. Rrs.
@oparo q. 8aIter, 121 9Th Ct,
g @., @aiun gttp, Soma flyer:
"geb BEN SiS ies begpuoteot,t na.
Sorlac bopoe ieg ingen Gppett o.
irgen Stprfe, og Der fpnets HE OF
bore noget Glib / mig. SeIo mine
Smaabsrn firnbe neS lin 2eeen iette
mime Nerper poafont. Sanlac bioIp
mig belt fra 9espnbeIien. Seq tiltoa
II Blino, og leg tror bette Wi6oeI &c
fimpeltben %Itorartet."
Ser err life e, eneite Sci Of 9eae-
met, iom life gabnes oi Eutlacs bel.
gisrenoe Girfnine. Set i9tter Wo.
ben iitanb I'll at per,oe Ssoen / irnSt
glco, Ben % WuIfler, iii of renaisre
Spitemet os bielpe Big tilboge Ill
normal @eet. Saa en- SlaIfe iboa
hos boilfeniombelit goo a~potbefer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

berfor life ion let, men bun too a[Ii.
eepel fin geIlutning.
"Oen ierite Dag Dor / Sirfeliabe.
ben Den oanifelieite," fortGller bun
til Snterpietperen. Seq git paa
Saet efter glrbeioe % ba jeg ingen
Henee bapbe matte iee iobe / en-
Sort. Den fslgenoe Woraen beItob
min Srofoit / ct Stpffe grso Tom
ieg plliffebe no af Ell gffalbsbette."
Gnoelig fit bun Sitting paa ct
8ontor for en- Gage Of ca. 10 Col.
lars ngen. Gaa fort Sib blep ben.
oes Gage treboblet og ba bun forlob
bette &ontor for of begpnoe lin eoen
S%orretning, bapoe bun en- Gage poa
$4,000 ON Iaret. Senoes Sorret.
ming ubpiflebe fig burtig % ioaa er
bum en- al observation-disclosures Ie.
benbe Spioier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19
6noroatt man Dor
bDgge ct SpniebuS.

Sfal man bpese ct Ssnieblls er
Oct enfelte Sing man bsr taae / ge.
traetning. Wan bsr aItib buIfe poa
at placere BET iaabon, at Der blir iii.
ltr9ttelig Sol % friif 9itft for Ssn.
lene % at Der er goo Slabs. Spis
miiltg bsr oct belit oetbe MOB Spb,
oa man oa faar Solcn poa en- Ipr.
eere Sio al Gaeen. Or man iaabon
'ttlet, at man fan Hippo Ssniene no
elennem belle Iaret, er set tiIitref.
telig at bier Ssne faar omtrert 21a
&paoratfco / 8ulnHabe. Gaa Ste.
Der boor man berimoo mao boloe
Ssniene inoe UNDER sen foloe Seri.
ooen, bsr man bereene 4 til 5 9pa.
oratfoo til bper. ct SuS for 90 iii
% Sons bsr bore 10 800 Ionat, Z
SOB brebt, bel 6 SOB bsit forlio %
a SOB bagito. Spor Sinteren life er
altfor folo, fan man i9tte ino ct
tort Tinbu paa Soriioen, Ell halp
500 fra Saget. Set ber bore Z 500
lanet % 21a 500 breot. Siteocnior
8laS Fan man britge Sraaooila.
Wtan bsr ie efter, at ser life finoeS
nogen SrGf / Ssniebuict.
st SsniebltS, ser ifal rilnline fra
so til IS Sons, ber bore t6 SOB
langt, ~ 500 breot, 8 500 bsit
fcrito % 8 SOB beit bagi,b. ct iaa.
oant SitS omfatter Ell 8uIpflaoe paa
1872 &~paoratfoo. Dan Dor altib
bnife life at bp9ge Seniebuiet bpor
oct er paabt og ilistia, ga oette er ifa.
oelia for Ssniene. @i,lpet fan lapeS
ar SrG, Cement eller preSiet Soro.
Soroguluet bsr ifrabeS rent oler.
minolt ell Sang ON garet og beitrees
nleo friif Sano eller @ruS. Srp.
glllpete ber bore tGtte % ieune %
bore ira 8 til 10 CONNER fra Nur.
fen, iaa at ser iremfommer 9ilit.
cirfllation u1oenifra. Geme1taulp
parer lGngere % err letterc at gisrc
rent. elsie SlaaS @ulpe buroe bore
operItreet meb Salm eIer SaafliS /
Sag pmtrent 6 CONNER tpft, oa roor
bette er tilimnlOiet % iltgtig, ifilloc
man forge for at ombptte oct mco ct
mt, tort Gag.
Ssniepinoerne ifal belit bore pla
ceret | Den ba9erite Sci al Suiet, iaa
longt ppf ira @inouet iom mllia,
for at urbgaa at S,ielerne iorfisles.
Huber bisle Dor opretteS ct iaafalot
Dropping boaro", 2R 500 fra 8llI,
bet. Ssniepinoerne ifuIoe itaa 8
CONNER openfor oiSie iamt meo IS
SommcrS Ifitano fra bperanorc.
elsie bsr aIle ligge Iige hsit. SGt.
ter man Dem ooenfor bpcranore, Tom.
mer Senicne bare til at Haas ON at
iaa DC beieite.
Wan bsr bp91e ct Geoe for bper
ficrbc Ssue, pg bisie ifuloe bore
minbit IS CONNER / Sirfant oa fra
~ til rs CONNER beie. DC fon
biggest Taher Lungs @GggeneS 81.
Ger elcr UNDER Dropping boarbet".
Seniebuiet bsr ogiaa males. Sil
bette er Irnib Simfarpc ben biGigite
Surpc.
De Scr ifltlbc onifc ubfsrligere @e.
ifripelie ON Snbretring al Ssniebus,
fan tilifripe llniteo States Gepart.
ltcnt Of I~griculturc, @aibington,
g., o9 bcoe ON SarmerS' Bulletin
NoS. 574 og 11t3.
eens "Eecurnb' Fpiten" til SIrgt 90 gerner
| Oct annlIe 9nnb. Nrifen CT $500 pr. Aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

paa 3oppen iom Den Manb, Der bar
flert og fjsrer en- gutomobil bur-
tigere emo nogen anben lepenbe SiGl
paa Serb! en- &ineier err .SaugoabIs
Wefanifer. San err Den melt paa.
lioelige % flinfeite Wano, ban bar
flenot, tiger Saiigbabl. Oct err NH.
ligt, at Saitebabl / 9opember Waa.
neo bill reiie til England for at fiere.
Som t9nfer ogiaa paa at beige
Horge.
Mrs. Wnns bpS. Otter ct lana.
oarist Spgeleie afsif Wfrs. Dime
Wuus beb 9sben Man6aa Worgen
ben 4oe September / Srnitburit,
alabama, bpor bum uben Ifbrpoelie
bar boet iiben Den 22be Sftober
1896. Sapbe bum lepet til Den 12te
September, pilbe bum ia fpIot "a
Mar. Wrs. Wiuis, bpis 8iaenapn
bar Dime &riitine aatrine Hino,
Satter al 2ensmanb Soban 9riitian
Bino % Suitri1 Sanna 9opiie, fsbt
Baitlien, o. Sennebatter al Soaeo
9arl Srebrif Yii,5 paa 0eore Some.
rife, blep nemlig fsbt Sen t2te Sep.
TENDER 1888 / Set. Sum libt oper
tppe Iar eammeI blep bun Den 12te
Slili 1859 gift meb teoloeiif 9anbi-
Dot gernt Sulius Nfirus, Der iamme
Mar at giifop Irup i ariitionia blep
piet I'll Rreit for SpIben WeniabcS,
8ooobiie Goiintp, Winneiota. Meb
bam reiite ben unae Yreitefriie font
me Iar til Imerifa. Sfisnt norif
til Siertersobernc, Iepenoe interes-
ieret for alt, Tom bsrte Ioree til, %
meo opb aiGrliebeb til tit Score
LAMB, aieniaa bun set albrig. Sen.
oes Sipsifi9bne blep / bsieite 8rah
tragif. Sffe oeito minbre beparei
bun, trobs fine Sorger oe 9ioeIicr.
ct Init Spn paa 9ipet og iulgte I'll
oct aueriioite meo lepenoe S,nteresie
alt, iom pebrsrte oct norife ltofIptter.
felf, iIGr oct firfelige Irbeioe. Sen,
oes &orreiponoence bar uoitraft, %
hun ifrep oite for De rorife @laoe
Imerifa. Wrs. Mhuis bar en- beaa.
bet 2pinoe; iiPr in~teresiereoe bun iil
for Otuiif o9 al biIoenoe arait. Sen.
heS iioite &il1itarbeioe bar TO oper,
maaoe imlft uoisrte 9rooeriitpffe,
al 6ll9le % SommerillgIe paa hpi>
Silfe, iom bum ienote iom Subtle
umsgape, oct enc til Or. $. o.. Shlb
oct anbet til Wrs. Stllb. Iisie teg
neoe bum ielp meo fri Saano oe
Dalgte Sarperne til Dem, l~igaenoe
Sen9en % nPr 81 Nor gamneI. I'll
bette er Der neppe mango Siocitpffer
8iennem benoeS man9eaarige Sp9e
leie bar Satteren, Mrs. Sireittl
8liiper, pleiet i'm gamle Mor pac
oct fi9rlieite. Soriioeu henoe er D,
nGrmeite Giterlepenoe / Mmerift
Ssnnerne 0ils Wflrlis / Soobmoob
Winneiota, og Sarah Mluis i Gali
%fornia. 9eeraoelien foreeif fra Sll
Jet, bnor aQe Sfanbinaper o. ntallg,
Mmerifanere bar tiliteoe. Yaitol
@ilhelm Tetterien, iom bar fieno.
Mrs. Mitus belt ira hans Stloeu
terbage | minneapolis, bplot 9ia
talen paa Rorif % Gngclif, men:
bans Cater 9eona Yetterien ipileo,
GbopinS "Warcbe Sirnebre".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

pas llunfen, of Saugets Gnbe rsrte
Soroen, oa ieg giorOe mig iItonb til
at 'ltppe Eaget / Sauget. Eouget
bleo llGbt oper enoelsie Soroer oa
enoellg blep oct bengenbe faIt / en-
lioen Sfog.
8ette par min Chance. Seq fit
meo Itor ganifeliebeb Issnet Soben,
lom bar lam og ballot ~forfrosien.
Saa lssneoe ieg SeItet og Loo mig
GLIDE neoooer. ga ieg naaeoe Srp.
toopen, Hap ieg Saset I Suiget oa
talot fra 8ren til @ren, tnbtiI lea
1aaeoe Soroen, temmeIig eIenoig
baaoe paa Segeme og Siel, men life
o9rre, emo OF ies funoe frabbe mia
frem I'll Solf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19
Stor Wam0mclonbpif iaar.

Sislge Spgaper fra 9~anbbrlgS.
bcpartementct auilaaeS SanbmeIor,
beiten iaar til $4,000 Sernbancs
pogrle, bier inbeboloenbe 1000 We.
Toner. Sette er Sdnomeloner, Scr
or probucerct for SalgsbrIig. Tro-
buftionen / 1921 par $4,000 Sern.
baneuogne. Irealet for bette NorS
9lplirtg atilaacs til 214,700 gcreS,
fainmeilligrlet nteo 10000 NcreS
flor, % ben gienneminitligc Nifait,
ming pr. Icre iaar nnilaacs til 81
Ielcncr, / Sammenligning meo 375
/ 1921.
Gen tiolige ganbmlelonbsit er oil.
iloaet iii 53,304 Goane, iamnlell.
Iignet nreb 46,57S @oqne / 1921, og
Den iertc Spitning til 1867 |ogne,
/ Sammenligning meo 1924 /
1921. Misiouri er ben Stat, Der
bar llbiiater til at faa en- itsrre ien-
bsiteS apling, nemlig 1904 So9ne,
bernGit Oklahoma meb 1854 @ogne,
iaa Central iitriftet / California
mcb 1884 &ogne, Snoiana 1858
Iogne, Sirginia 1,163 Gogne, Sill.
nois LAO Sogne, grfanias 1892
Iisie Spgapcr i%robefatter ben
Gel al Yfelonbsiten, iom ~beiorbrcS
meo S%ernboner, label f~ulolaiteoe
Sernbnrcpogile iom geiororing lam.
meb andre 8arer, @eforbring
meb grpreis, 9aiteautomobiler, Salg
peo iteolige Rarfeoer iamt ogina BEN
Gel al gplineen iom al Ell eIler on.
oeu 8runb life blir fsrt fra Sar.
meme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

9euerisse. Sr. Senrp Sinfe, Gle.
pelanb, Ohio, ifriper: Seq bar pla.
get meb Ell oaarlis 2ener og iterf So.
tarr / NIT Sopeb. Otter at babe brugt
Or. Beters aurifo fsler ies mig mi
raft" Tette pelfienbte l1rtemiooel
pirfer paa 2eperen og gieneiper Den
lin normale 5iinftiorl. Oct i9lses life
al Ipotefere; ipeciele Igenter for.
ifaiier Oct. Sfrip til Or. 8eter Sobr.
men & Cons Co., 2501 @aibinaton
gIpb., Chicago, Sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19
On iprmoenoe Sos:
''Gn Spaa0oms
Opfblbelic"

III ben perbensbersmte 5~prfattcr Ales.
Dumas.
SortGIliusen foregaar | en- af sc ins
tcresinnteite Sibsperioocr | Sraufriss
5iitorie og er ct Iargt SGp af aiGrliss
Ieb os Sab. Sntriser os @nnfeipil.
Sortalt meb bet Neiterifab, iom aIene
en- 2iteraturens Siormanb iom Dumas
roaber oper. elegant inbbumbet meD
/ Cub paa &ps % 9erm. gri5
S1.5O. epeeiel 1ris til Sbonnenter
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

@r bu Hon, ret oe psrtenSe plaset mel
i%n,ertsuos RsS? IausIsr BIZ YirtsIpit saer
liber ou al Sopebpins oe SpimrneIbeo - be-
fiubenbe big belt uoilibt2 Ntsit rimeIiet bet
er Nprerues SfpIo. Saarbeb, itarpe, Tiff
teube Smsrter, Rpsuerf os plasiomre uris
mare nre9elmGsii9bebsr er alt Spmptomsr
paa ipGttsbe 9tprsr. Bent life til p0rre
Gla9er letter iub. Saa bin soos 6elbreo
tilbaee og behold ben. Srus Span's Sio=
men Eins. Solt / Smesueu roisr benz.
SuBrQ hin WQbp!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19
Scr CT ct StlfGlSc | Iecprab.

9. .. Grobn. Stomaasr. WaihiustoH Street. iieer:
sea bar pGret Ioor % fin / min 8nas RRifIer %
mine glprer iuuos bllpe ipoee % oirfe urtgeImGShq.
I'll ois1s 2toer bar lea p9ret uIeeet plapet reo htfttae
Rnaimsrter. 9iaoriomhelit iea fsItc otsie aufoIn pdr
! anmar't bar ies to9st Spou's Sicusp PiHS. % be
bar altio 'tprfet Mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

|og, oQ
utoS al
| til ll6s
ZEN al
|SierfrG
(eniit6c
bit. SD
| ct los /
! ultqc
| rllet %
| ct bar
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lion, Il
r.. So.
|peoe al
ON 30.
| 'pllol68,
Ia inb
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blep no.
' ne. 81
ntaottC
|srt fine
| hi Dtr@.
Re Sag
II at fou
| berloc8
uge be.
Gu.
| Longer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

GTNTTJIlKITS M AN GJERDE.
TSSSSaaiei Situte sic. 90 pan 80 Roos" Irircr u.
AkYsIIIS-@ :. maruss. Bspuipu. Winu. 2ufpdrer
kaMYsNp og'ao. Ri bctaltr 6raat. Strio efter ri
Sorris. Si1rfrcs ogg awn' Sirroe SataIoa.
~ kitseiman Bros, Dept. s., Muncle. Ind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

eIratninge % gerrer bieuIrIc I sorss euer
Saumnri bill frtte flor @riS pad at moStaee
"2ecorabz Soften % Sch srueu". Sun $500
Aaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19
Sil aae Sbge % 0iDcnoc

nil Der BIZ ieuet grep on Ell uonisrfet Nfes
bicin for aitna. groufit, Ratarrb, Ga grippe
GSluD, Ssfeber, S~epuissbeb, urent Blob oip.
srou bette gIao % Ieno Ct 2c 5rimerie I'll pajtor
Il. y. @ersb, 392s @. atbsie aps. Chicago. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

eeno "Trcurnb.g piten" til SIpgt 90 gerner
bet gnnIIe 2nnb. Irifen CT $500 pr. Inr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19
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|bucert Of
er-oe BOG
bare 91n0
bells Soebe
gufbeI pr.
Nere err en-
anime Sor'
q bet oiIbe
bis % Cob
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-19

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I Sarmeus
ne, er till
lnbreber at
ter er fun
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;boIoe, eobe
uomerfeoe
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The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE re- meet

jackson. Miss The Democratic
State Executive Committee has been
called to meetin Jackson on Satur.
day, July |, to make arrangements
for the party primary to be held In
August for the nominati6n OF a
United States senator to succeed
John Sharp Williams. eight members
OF congress- and a complete new list
ot chancellors and circuit judges.
Call for the meeting Is signed by
the chairman, Judge Robert Powell,
OF this city, and o. f. Lawrence OF
Grenada, secretary.
Plans to prevent white republicans
from participating In the democratic
primary will be one OF the principal
matters brought before the commit.
tee.
Membersare expressing themselves
emphatically on this subject, and 1t
is likely a drastic penalty will be
imposed.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
new ice PLANT OPERATES
palllDElaKs AEw ICE PLANT IORHINe
OUT REAL ICE

i Philaslelpi'la's new Ice plant tnrn-
ed out its first Ice this week Mr..
Mitchell froze a bouquet OF flowers
IN the first block expecting TO have
1t on display ut the Board OF Trade
Nesting Monday night, but the
meeting was again postponed for Il
week to give the Hotel Management
time In which to prepare-for the oc-
scslsi0n.
The plant Ii u ak tom plant and
will iiii ail the local needs for some
time .Ano,iler nnit will he added
when the 'l4mand for Ice justifies IL.
The operation nf the pl mt Ia giving
Philadelpiia u day current. and elec.
.tric fans nc present are quite the go.
4 IL will be relief TO many people
to know that the Ice problem is solv-
cd for the time. 1t has been a very
disagreeable problem for many sum
mers.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
NEWTON and ITS ICE

a
We have Watched with interest
Newton's Ice troubles OF the past
week or so. Newton was hardly
done rejoicIng-over it's new Ice facto-
~ when the new Ice prices were an
nounced. The prices ranged from s14
to go ton. on the wagon the
price was S0cents a hundred; In fifty
pound blocks As cents, and In Is
pound pieces l cent q pound. Coupon
books, however, were charged for at
the rate Of $14 for a two ton book Ia
70 pound tickets, making tbs price
10 cents q hundred. The citizenship
Of Newton became infnriated at
what they considered these exhorbi-
tant prices, and decided tD hny icc
out Of Meridian or elsewhere at the
usual shipping prics Of Is per ton,
hut the heat wave was on and last
week they could not get deliveries.
Newton people even went To the At
torney general for relief. when the
Eagle lee Company oi Meridian ~
fused to make 4 promised car load
delivery.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
RADIO PHONE INSTALLED
sTl1e BAD FIRST HIsaF But DETROIT
HEARD FR0N

Philadelphia Radio Club Install
cd It's radio phone this week, and
the first effort Co connect up with
the country's broadcasting stations
was male Monday night. The at
mosphere was bad AMI static inter-
fcrred with the concert, but a violin
solo. and other music, was caught
from Detfoit. and q few mysterious
messages were picked up the source
OF which is unknown. Some enter
tainer made noble effort to give us
. solo. but the static was SO bad that
his voice sounded cracked.
The radio phone was installed in
r vacant room over the spivey. Ross
Hardware store, aud the artenna
(the high pole upon which the sen.
sitive wire catches the soundwaves)
was erected Monday afternoon. Bill
Mckay oversaw the installation,
and tuned it up for work, The
phone promises to be very entertain
ing for many months to come.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
BOARD 0F TRADE DINNER
AGAIN. POSTPONED
PREPARATIONS MADE F0aHolDlMe n MON
DlI NIGHT JUNE 20

With an invitation Tor the wives
and friends to join the Board Oi
Trade members in their dinner at
the Hotel Rush the additional pre-.
parati0ns necessitated giving the
Hotel management more time In
which to plan the spread. For that
reason the dinner was postponed
until Monday night June %. 1t il
due this time without fail At least
10 plates can be spread, and will
have to be reserved. The manage.
ment must know just how many
are to attend several days ahead
Please make your reservations with
G. T. Rand. Board Of Trade Presi.
dent. In Mr.. Bridges' absence. Mr.
Pate. secretary Of the State Cham.
Der of Commerce, has promised. to
be with us. and will speak upon d
very interesting subject. "Philadel-
phia and Neshoba County" He 10
one OF the Stare's beat speakers, and
win give those who attend some-
thing worth while.
Members Will, please cooperate
BY making your reservations by
phone at once. It In an undertak-
Ing to make preparations and ar
range the program. and we ask for
your cooperation. Telephone your
reservations In at once.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
What Are Yon Doing With
The Negro Yon Own"

Ex-Secretary of the Navy Joseph
US Daniels was one OF the speakers
at the recent unveiling OF the monu-
ment to Booker T.. Washington at
ITuskegee, Ala. He says that the
thing that perhaps impressed him
most about his visit was the practi.
cal, horse-sense talk a colored won.
an made to the negroes at a meeting
held In connection with theunveiling
This IL what she told them;
I'm the old days the owners OF
tslaves found slavery profitable TO
them. That is why they owned
slaves and why they opposed eman-
cipation. How did they make q
slave profitable to them? They did
three things;
Il 11They made the slaves get up
and ge5 out early In the morning.
- They made them work after
they got out In the morning.
"3 They made them come In at
night and go to bed and get their
nights sleep.
Now, every negro who hears me
owns a. nexr0-you own yourself.
You can make that ownership Of q
negro az profitable to yourself as
the slave owner made the slave prot
liable To him. How can you do 10?
Il. Make the negro you own get
up and out In the morning.
"2 Make the negro you own
work.
"s Make the negro you own come
In atrlght.''
As Mr.. Daniels said, "rhis Is Just
about m good advice for white folks
~ for negFoes. Every white man
ought to say to himself: II own .
white man and 10 Ia up to me to
train him and treat him 80 he Will
be ten tlmes more profitable to me
BY inspiring him TO use both brain
a~d muscle for me, than the mere
nu cle-servIce oi = slave was eYsr
worth to master. Progressive
Farmer.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
PRESS SCHOOL DEAN SEES
FRIENDS HERE
WiLTERNIllIAMs WORLD FAMOUS J0UaAal-
isT, IS VISITOR IN JACKSON

Jackson, Miss. June I6.--Walter
Williams, dean OF the School or Jour-
nailsin Of the University OF Missouri,
spent the afternoon and evening In
Jackson yesterday as the guest OF
Rex B. MCGEE OF the Daily News
and a group OF former students and
friends OF the school. The distin-
guished visitor was taken on tour
about the city and paid short calls
on prominent officials and citizens.
Mr. Williams left for st. Louis on
the midnight train.
The dean, who his friends assert is
the most Influential man In the Jour-
nalistic world, delighted. his COM
panions with his stories OF promf-
nent persons whom he has known In
his varied journalistic experiences
and charmed those who were maxi
ing his acquaintance for the first
time with his kindly manner.
Newspaper men In every great city
In America and in metropolises of a
dozen states are proud to count
themselves the pupils OF the dean OF
theMissouri journalistic school. Not
only are they proud but they are
lucky. On his recommendation hum
dreds OF responsible editorial and
news gathering post are Tiled. Hon
olulu, Toxic. Peking, Melbourne,
and many European cities know his
students and his Influence.
Dean Williams was entertained by
Mr.. MCGEE and Ned O'Brien, form-
er students Of the Missouri school,
at u dinner at the Pantaze Cafe last
night. group OF other friends were
present, Notable uoboag these was
{. I. Rand, 81 Phila., Miss. editor
OF the Neshoba Democrat and the
DeKalb Democrat. The conversa.
tioninto which the visiting Journal
lists injected many anecdotes OF
newspaper experience was greatly
enjoyed by the rppreciative hearers.
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The Missouri school Of journalism
was founded by Dean Williams. 1t
is the first complete training school
for newspapermen established in tile
world. The dean heads q number
OF organizations of news and press
workers and has been lionofetl by
being made president OF the Press
Congress Of the World,
The distinguished visitor left with
q warm invitation to return to
Jackson to at tend the meeting oi
the MississIppi Press Association
next May. He will deliver an ad-
dress to night to the graduating
class ofthe st :.0uis High school.
Clarion Ledger
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-22
DIXON

Fine rains last Sunday and Mon
day. Crops are picking up now.
The farmers have made u hot for
grass and weeds the past week.
Rev. J. 9. Arnett delivered an ex-
cellent sermon last Sunday 1T the
Presbyterian Church ON the vision
that made Islah great.
Ross Lewis came home from New
Orleans last week. having spent sey.
erai weeks there ID the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rnfus White OF New
ton yislted b. Z. and Mrs.. Nicholson
last sunday.
Ed Graham oi Decatur n Ed vis-
tied his brother Prof. H. Y. Graham
last-Sunday.