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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
Deaths

yoAa,saS AxRsToN;,oss. !, s SARAH A. wife Of Of
is,s ys,iSense sSss nsrsl queen TS isSS, Fails o.
schuylkill. Int. West Laurel Hill Gem.
+, BozARTH. Suddenly. Sept, 80, JOSEPH
friends Ge rS and fS5fs.H PSa coSnc ss "fS
svo; m H. ., &; invited to funsral Tues s. ,so 80
Of reSss AZ stIl s. sh csrcs s a
m. Int. Holy Cross Gem
;, CLbYNEs; Sept; so. 1920, JOHN j.. ,hus.
and ali sosistys ssy C1ynss So Relatives Ella friends friends
Der, are Invited to attend funeral. Tues, $50
a: m from his late residence. 90 N. s2d
jOsephs eSafoh. a. m E fnt. GsivarS cav ~ Gem. ss
ssarSl.S n Oct !, RsSsTS III r. Ssty
Si'yiSs' lie ST Tpfspay sf.'fHisn Bas
etery. vloIinF HnS Monday evening", @ AinS'0" ''"'
sSAsl&hf VII I,'Ss e! SE!fsis
' . attend fSners Wed Wee fnos II Afn m,. nSin frCm
n N,r,s, SsSreh csm 5.SSss;SMI %ssis;SisloT n Int
DoNoHuE.--sARAH, wife Of Michael
Donohue. Relatives and friends invited tc
funeral, Wed; p m, 4o14 Pentridge ct
Int Fcrnwood Gem. Friends may call Tues
eve.
DUNwooDY.--on Sd inst. Mrs. MARY
NJ. DuNwooDY. in her 0eth year. Service,
at residence Of her son, William y. Dun
WOOuy, 81 ithby rO6u' ht w.
Tuesday; also at Westminster Presbyterian
Church. West Chester. Pa, Wednesday II
a. IN. Interment private, oaklands Gene
terry.
FIRAtAN.--oct. L. 1920. JOSEPH A. hus
band of Flora u, Firman. Relatives and
friends also employees Of John u. Stetsor
Co.. are invited to attend funeral services
Tues, p. m, residence, 10 Edgley ave.
Glenside. Pa. 1Lt. Northwood Gem. Re
mains may be viewed Mon. to 0 p. m.
FISH. Oct. .. BENJAMIN F.. HUSBAND
Of the late Susanna Fish. aged 10. Funcra
Tues. ! p Ti residence, WSstXille. n. j.
qUTzLAFF.- Suddenly. at. pcnna. Insti
oyersrooE on Oct: q 1870. Jessie B.
ylted to, the services. Tuesday afternoon, AZ
2 O'Clock. at the oliver II. Bair BLDG. 1920
Chestnut St. Interment private. Body may
be viewed Monday afternoon and evening.
HAMpToN.--At VIneland. N. j.. Oct 3
CHARLES r. HAMPTON, aged 7s. FNunera
Frnnkenheld Sons. 100 Il. Lancaster ave.
Ardmorc Pa. Int. Ardmore Lutheran Gem
Pa, on oct. :. JAMES ". wv" HARE TfeS (formefy G
| Of PhilaD. husband OF Sarah Hare. AGED
arrives West Phila. Station 240 D. IN.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04

have six children. Buck Simpson and
Miss Lettie Durham made the only cou-
pie that had not faced the altar before.
All these weddings took place on the
same day.
The people of the neighborhood, ap-
proximately 100 in number, decided to
give an old time charivari. Tin pans,
horns and every other noise making APP
paratus available was secured and the
homes Of the couples visited. All went
we'll until Cutters home was reached,
It being last on the list. This was late
at night, and Cutler lost his temper.
He raised a window and his shotgun
opened fire Unfortunately. Three men
dropped and the others in the party
scattered over the hillside like sheep,
their noise making utensils flying in
every direction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
SEEK MURDER SUSPECTS
Couple Disappear About Time Mans
Body ls Found

Sharon. Pa. Oct. 4.--Farrcl. Pa,
rolice authorities were today enlisting
the aid of police authorities in north
western Pennsylvania and northeastern
Ohio In an effort to locate Farrell man
and his wife. who disappeared the same
time the body Of Barttisa Baldasharino.
aged forty two years. was found Mt the
rear Of vacant building near Farrell
with the head hacked with hatchct.
The victim had been dead but short
time when the body was discovered. He
came here several months ago from New
York city.
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BRIDEGROOM SHOOTS THREE
Weds, 10 Serenaded, and Breaks Up
Custom at Little Rock Creek

Lexington. Ky, Oct. 4.-Thrcc men
have been shot. one perhaps fatally,
BY an irate bridegroom on Little Rock
creek. in the Marion county mountains,
according to news from there. John
Cutler turned his shotgun loose on a
crowd of men and women who had gath =
cred to sercnade him and his bride.
Three marriages recently took place
ing was married to Oliver Carey Both
had been married before. and their mar =
riage gives them a total Of eleven chill
dren. Mrs. Ethel Switzerland married
John Cutler, and between them they
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04
IN NIENIORIAM

ADAMS lin ever loving memory of f.
HOWE ADAMS. Sd. who died October l.
1918. while serving his country.
sign JOSEPH FAUSSETT BELLAK. U. 8.
N. died in service Oct. I, 1918. by members
Of the Joseph Faussett Bcllak Post. 1875.
American Legion.
BEI.LAK.--In loving memory of JOSEPH
FAUSSETT BELL.Af. ensign L, s. navy.
who d!d In the service OF his country,
World War, Oct. I, 1913.
MOTHER.
sCHIMMEL.-In loving. remcmbrance Of
1914. Dearly loved. sadly missed.
FATHER.
SCHwARTz.--1n memory Of ERNST T.
NJ. SCHWARTZ, died Oct. 4.'13. The Family.
STURM.--in loving memory OF CHARLES
STURM. who departed this life October 4
1918. HIS CHILDREN.
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DEATHS

ents, residence, 451 u. wlster ., o-
town: Int. Fernwood Gem. Remsin i 9ermsp
viewed Wed. eve. ei''a'ns msy% X
wooLFoRD.---sept. 30. EMMA -,
George Woolf9rd; d, Relatives and irssndSo,s u
late residence, 9240 NJ Broad s,es' At IL,
p. m. precisely Int. Laurel Hin Gem mh0n+' !
/ YoUNG.-Oct. l.. JOHN H., bn...
Sarah F, Young tnee bcayef,. iRsSsnd RSissn,d1. y
vited to funeral, Wed, q D. m ~ R.. h
dence, .2218 Federal st. Int Mt. Mor,saee rss.
Friends may coll Tues eve. '0''ao Cen
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LABoRER'S HOME BOMBED
clifton, N. j., Workman Ignored
Threatening Black Hand Letters

Clifton. n. J. Oct. 4.--(By A. P.)-..
Explosion of a bomb at the home Of
Salvador Taibi. n laborcr, early today.
after receipt by Taibi recently of
threatening letters demanding money
ard signed BLACK Hand, "caused prop
crty damage of $1,000, but injured none
of the occupants of the house.
Taibi tod the police he had little
money and had ignored the threats.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27

|obNlasls ROMAN lelopisA ~.
msskseh ,oho ~ nrmoha nlkdy
ami doeka, nehot wl ncnrse Tie
|blyskthu snad ison mehlutemnsjsi
spis, ltrtt isem kdy tctla lined
NJ star, slasu, tdyl isme drAsas
|ly phi tab ham yii, siAfti htatr
|pie'nal ad nth0 ymhn Pod 10
ilos,ml sifeehami q 10 hschom
|b,h sydtleli sedsii pii drani NJ
do rama potasi ime sdc NELL VA
70 pikovAni primo baictnt, - "a.
ta,hn satalo irochu prsei, ale no.
tom ~ sNaaSilo a po celtch 6 ne.
dal ncprsclo, TAX Ne " baliky od.
bsvaly ietipn m drnhym. nh tcpre
We lncs irachu namoklo : pfaci
isine hotovi. jen tck6mc ma TO
slahoyani, dokud je ccsta dohrd.
Srdetuf pozdray ma eely pcrso.
nal. ttenatky n ttcn6fc mileho
mna "Pokroku' a yscm VAN pre-.
il hoineho zduru ma dalsich pode.
sat roku, byste mas poueovali a
ddv0li radu Y mn6 TAX miltm IL
stu Ma zdari
(Ctana pfitelkyns pfiimete II,
piimnS dix "a pfedplatne, iakoi
"a pf6ni q uzndni listu, | my
VAN Cd srdce preieme zdravi, Ste.
81 a v%sestrannS 0spech Y novtm
domovc. Srdc6n6 zdravi celou 70.
dinu pofndatelkn)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27

kd,l pflrnla dfrha igkuson ssa
|,usil q huuuN .irumN mile s%rlesil,
~ - mne edo, H. 70 Vs. 80 mns
hylu dtahs Nc mne Arplal A y
tam mii,m lirhn vrSetnim pahneI
hfANa tAAleka pes "a svnsrduss
iarms Y luinllu saspl,a tohoni
IA itoms saascholi p,Ate a mns
~ sda, IL syti je jelta ktasn m
nekuli obima panIm "a laskavou
sspomihLu a PAM "bcilakosi ,
Dakoiy' ptinaAim m pamalkn
baSch, klefou isrm napsala, kdys
isem 10 nm ~ drahou byiost
moi matt ~ vgpominala Tisilo
M, IL isrm nasi milou ~pofadatel
IN, yhienou pani Burcsosou, po'
ynnla aspon na obrdsku n eelou
milou rojlnu. kei ten velki
vladpe osudu VAN icsts dlouho
dopfeie ydravf Dakuji ia srdce'
NJ pani kulikove m jeff milou
mnt y,pominkn asposiIdm VAN.
mia pani, mnoho SrdetnSch po
1dTuVu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
v slAssI


AZ selfi ieho s,sia
pies nate Aiapoa hla,y -.
lsou ssttena jieh ls'a,
iat dnoss pulbi ifA,y
A pIilde loas sesnh
10 iihsn IA ilo,shaI
ysns hate rem 10 sAfnh
n hnie htvuja tekh
4 doitala ~ ,ieho.
30 iIefaIo j hiysi
ptaebsm tliba syfbo
pfaeh nhsilnih6 smisf
A ~ fody rod miyi
. move pIi idon q Easy,
IsAe mha akliyi
= Jieh pfaebu tiibt klasy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27

Mia PAM Radoy0 JSme z1da'
ny, abychom podoly sv6 ndhlcdy
ohlcdne volcb pristine mesicc.
Maj siaronsek mne fekl, abych
yam pain. ", kdy2 Dude Scn0 sc
plts,i muffin do yolcb, budou 4
toho jen v rodini ncsvdry a tfeba
rozvody. -Starsi .jiS matka.
0dpov6d' Starsi matce Myslim,
&c sc vas pan menus. ob6vati, 10
kterdkoliv motko, ncbo lena bu.
de Ink n%crozv6an6 n Mpomene sc
tax dolcce, ably 81 tim domdci std.
sti rusilo. Politika Tovna TAX
jake jinf otdzky sc mohou do.
mdciho krbu pfeff6sati, ani2 by
tim tlenovt rodiny utrpcly .spise
tfibenim nahled6 se veci prospd.
e. A 90 W tyee tech rozvod1,
toz myslim. ~ politikn jich pocet
nerozmnozi, spisc tfcba o neiakd
TO procento zmensi, kdyz budou
mnnSelt miti yolebni 1kol na pfc.
tfdsdni II mladD panidky budou
koukat, ably Nc iG do n6jaktho
toho dfadu vysimuly Takto 2
dlouhd clivile hledaji pofhd nejQ.
k6 zdbayy. Ieny roznmne n zvId-
std mntky budou spiSc napomina-
Il svf mnzc n ditky ku kon6ni do.
bra pro celou vcfejnost.
Glenn panf Radovd Nam no.
chm jiz pres rok u cht6li jsme Sc
wit, ale rozhodli jsme 40, 10 po-
ckdmc NJ do iara, skrze tn veil.
kou drahotu Vceru jsmc mluyili
0 yolbe Il on mn6 fekl, jcstli
nebudu VOLT, jak on chcc. ze 81
mnc neyezme. Prosim, fekn6te,
60 w o tom souditcY-M. X.
0dpovGd M. X: Jestli by me-
10 jebo l6ska X van jcn TAX mel.
keno podkladn, tot bych van "a.
dila, abystc jen VOLTA die svfho
pfcsvtd6enf a tim 50 pax pre-.
sviddite, jak vas omen mladik mi.
lujc. Pakli by yam chttl timto
zpnsobem diktovdti, TOT by vase
m~anzelstyi nemilo stdltho trvdni
q jednal by y yami pfikfe ! Y j..
n$ch pffpadecb, Clovtk snesc ra.
dy n |ponanccni, ale vyhrfzek, af
sc kazdg chrdni
PAM Radoya prosim IN yysvet-
%Icnou! Neddvno jscm tctIa We Va.
'scm listf. M Polsko ~yypoytd6lo
TAX ohromnou cislici poIskyeb ii,
Ida a Poole jinych casopisd SO 10
vscchno hrnc do Spojcnycb Statd.
. kazdy snad znh PoIdka u mi oni
Vida necbteji'. AmerickA m6sta
Nc jiz ted hemM tidy. Vsak NJ
, posnd zhdng ncyidNl zida praeo.
|. vati V dole, nebo byt farmdfem
7 dtlnickon prhci yGbec nccbtf ko.
nat A pfece Spojent Sthty pfj
fmajf vscchDy polskt a armcnski
4 yypovtzencc q o%teyfcDou nhru6l
W. NyEdavA
0dpovld Zvtdav6: Eyropsk'
zcmt . poIskf ajdy pedbaji o pro
vol vypoyszeni Nidf hledaji asy
Ium V Americe America nemdA
!. dtIati rozdfIn mcN cyropskym
yysttbovalci, pakli tito dostoj
poaadavk6m nosebo pfisfHboyale
), cktho zhkopa A Size, Denisli pfl
stfb6yatee dobrfLo Adrayj, Deb'
B, nenf.Ii mrzhkcm, aDarcbjsfon, ope
. DO boI6eyiekfhO sngsJeni, Ink mfi
We ysfonpib IN nahi p1dn, ~ i
j M zid aueb1 kfHafHH
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
PovfNN o s T.

Poyinnosti kazdibo aloyska je,
dost6ti eesint slIbu. JIM jsme W
byli MyhaaIi, nj jii v jakdmkoliy
pfipadf,
tIovska 1kolem u poyimnosti
je, pfednf plniii zdyazky wei N.
mn aobf, syt rodine. sym biz
MIN, stitn u y6bec ceIe ycfejno.
MI.
kdo die nejlepsiho sytho pc.
chopeni, y dobrou vhli kond svf
p%ovinnosii, NJ jii Y jakfmkoliy o.
bori, ten nemusi W obGyati jake.
koIiv yytky nebo s%tiznosti. poni
yadi vykonal sy6j 1kol.
Jak prayim, flovtk mi mnoho
n mnoho %povinnosii d sfasten ten,
JeGz povinDostem svym dosiojf.
Ones name wax poyiDDost spo.
lecnon pred sebou, kterd W tPkh
mas ysech = jak NUN, talk mas
Zen n jest. yelice dhlezitou, ne.
boz m nj zavisi bIabo MAKE q m.
sich robin A ~ kazdy y mas 10.
zD1. H. jest poyiDDosti yseph, kdo
json opravneni, ably podaIi syf
dobrozdAnf II yolcbniho oaudi q
pomoldi wolff tlovskn scbopnfbo
ku Hzeni nasebo yefejntho, spo.
I"Gnbho bOspodGfstyf
DDe e lbtopadn j. den yolby
den, V nemz mG ~ rOzh0dovati
mezi mnM nayrzeGymi do 1Fad6 d
zAroved pfipndh m den ten pa.
m6tka vEeeh dnsieek Insytfmo
den iepto festnr yzpominkou IN
zes6ult, k0nhnim dobra yse0lmc.
1th0 pro lid u IIosfme Ne syf ava.
~ poyinn0sti, yrzcDim hlasn syt.
no ku dobrn ncjen sytmu u sy$ch
robin. ale ku dobru ceIt ttt0 ~.
mf. Necbf zvlttzi ncodyiaost d
orel ameriek} rozprostfe svd kH
dIa d chrGni naM syobodu naddIe
Zeny, ktera jste obfankou d
mate prhyo yolebni, konejte syojI
obfanskon poyinnost q dostayte
~ ku yolebnimu osudi dine 2. II
st6padu. Dokazte tnkio, mjci
n VAN mDoho MIezi m bIabu u
10 zemf, ale zdroyed ebdpete ~
vol poyjnnostf svycb''l
Stary 1fado.loyec yzdy pred
kjhdh Dntnost politickf reformy
Kdyby D. Bryan byj drzrI ja
zyk IN znby, kdyz kaDdidoyal u
p%residenta jako 10 tiDi v iet'
Rampant, mohD bgfj dDes fDeDen
ex .~presideDid Sonwtdtf Ameriekf
no.
Kdyz MHa obvihDJe NIUE, N ]
pocbIebuje, zpaI 10 yzdy, M j I
Iicb0ti, zyIbstt v deabn poIiii
ekem
Kfeshni een ~ snhH dolh poma
IN, ~ mi v "Darachnfech".
AAA
Pfispsvky zsnskl Gtuint ' Brn'
Dive 6zDhmeD6 Nh
PAM Rose Prheb0y6, De.
froit, Mich, Il pctsDf pa.
mAtky mmfek msfieky,
ytnDje n,,.to ,o~,yf 11
PAM Jacob HstnA, Lin
wood, Npbr .,,ruuny
Pan Frank PospjtjI, Lindsay,
Nebr ou,,sult,u,,. 10
--s~~
ftlkffG tt,ttst,,tyt.tttt,F W.
GAA
yysntilks HaussrovG, Herrje
TO- Disk, -. CtkoA psDi pofadst.
k0 = milf kte0hfky . Mr0hG' 6
fJs js~m W Mjmem dopis IN,
bsDtAks N soth Dakoty, W h
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Pfispsvky zsnskl Gtuint ' Brnt.

IyYantilka HaussrovA, Herrjek
80 Disk, -. CtkoA psDi pofsdstel
w = mjtt ete0hfky . Nts0AGl cs.
III jsSm " Mjmem dopis pana
beftAks N Homb Dakoty, W kte
rim W Mj6njs 0 tyiD~b, kfsrot
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

TO GEO WALKER, LUCY ROB-
INSON and HER HUSBAND
LEONARD ROBINSON,
WESLEY o. WALKER, COY
WALKER AND SAM
WALKER
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
MEETS

Pursuant to call of Chairman
T. C. Clark, the county republican
committee met in the court house
Saturday. The question OF TIM
manner by which -candidates~fGG
county offices to be filled at the
August election was discussed
and it was decided that conven-
tion would be held for this pur-
pose on Saturday, May p, at IL
o'clock. The committee also named
the delegates who will participate
and name the candidates. A COM
pIete list Of the names of the dele
gates was read.
The candidates to be named by
the convention are for the offices
of sheriff, trustee and tax assess
or. The following announced that
they would ask for nominations
before the convention.
Sheriff, S. r. Satterfield.
Trustee, T. c. Clark.
Assessor, David Lively ane
David Whit.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05
WHAT IS The
MATTER WITH
THAT CHILD?
When children grow listless
their blood may be be weak
PEPTO-MANGAN MAKES
RED BLOOD -
Sold by druggists in liquid and
Tablet fOrm-both the SAM
in medicinal quality

Y hen your child loses coicr,
acts and talks without spirit, and
does not play like other children,
act quickly.
If the condition is not deep
seated disease but merely due to
poor blood, give Pepto-Mangan.
Guides Pepto- Mangan is just the
tonic for pale, thin children who's
blood needs rebuilding. 1t is a
pleasant tasting simple combina-
ton of exactly the ingredients
that enrich the blood.
Beneficial results show almost
at once in brighter eyes, bloom
ing cheeks, a sprightly step, and
the whole system made more Wig
OrouS.
Pepto-Mangan is obtaiable in
LIQUID and tablet form, whichever
proves the more convenient Both
form possess identically the same
medicinal qualities.
There is but one genuine Pepto
Mangan and that is Guides" anc
loo kfor the name on the package
If it is not there it is not tht
genuine Pepto-M angan.-Advt.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

next, before the Clerk and Master
of the said court, at his office in
Rutledge, Tennessee, and make de-
Tense to the bill filed against
them in said court by 7. A. Nc
Chez ct al, or otherwise it will be
taken as confessed.
1t is further ordereded that this
notice lie published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Granger
County News.
This April Ia, 1920.
w. T. PHILLIPS,
4-21 Clrek and Master
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

Il has always been the policy
OF this paper to boost instead Oh
knock. 1t has favored every pro.
gyessive movement regardless Oh
whether the scheme applied to a
certain section or to the county at
large. But for a comparison we
want to deviate once. SeVera'
sections or communities in the
county need, and some OF them
now have under construction up
to-date school buildings. The peo-
ale in the Shiloh, Richland, Cen
tral Point lido land perhaps other
places have asked the boracdS
education to assist them, end t.
officials have cbmplied with the
requests. But in each of these
places the citizens have not fail
ed to donate considerable sums
OF money toward defraying eX
penses OF construction, and have
with no exception, given a cite
containing from three to five
acres of land This is indeed con
rnendable and the people are t
be given much credit for Their
liberality and efforts. :
But for a long time the peool
OF Rutledge and surrounding t?G
rjtory have been asking for
new school building. In this the
are right. The town section ha
never had school building erec
ted and controlled by the county
Fer more than hundred year
the county-the ia Xpayers,
you wish-have never spent
cent toward the construction o
a building at or near Rutiedgt
Fer NOR ethan a hundred years
sort of shack has been kept her
but it was built from none
Arising from the sale of publ
land in the year 1906. A few year
ago the county court ordered tina
the present house be decided t
the high school board and it wa
so done. For several years thi
building served the purpose, an
10 funds were very badly needle
ard none were spent. But for
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05
ROBT. BISHOP, ct AL
VS.
CHAS. LOCKE, ct AL
No. 1889 IN CHANCERY COURT
RUTLEDGE, TENNESSEE

To David Long, Eugene Long,
May Long, John Bishop, Susan
Oakley, Cleveland Bishop, Mary
Lee Solomon, Dewey Solomon,
John Soomon, Cornelius Solomon,
and four or five other children
of the said Alice Solomon, whose
names and residences are I'M
known; Lizzie Keith, Lee Bishop
Johnson, Emma Bishop, the two
surviving children of Ella Bishop
whose names and residences are
unknown: Charlie Bishop, Sandy
Bishop, Floyd F. Bishop. and two
additional children of VIM. Bish-
op, whose names and residences
are unknown; Robert Phulps,
Cora SOLVER, Glen Phulps and
Willie Phulps:
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

Who says he isn't right? Herr
is the way Buster Brown puts it.:
"If a man thinks everybody is
against him, ne will treat them so
they will be against him. If he
thinks everybody is his friend, he
will treat them nice and they will
be friends. If a man is suspicious
of everyone, they will be susplc-
ious of him. Every man gets just
what is coming to him, good oI
| bad"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05
long time prior to its being given

long time prior to its being given
to the county, the old house has
been inadequate, and a disgrace
to the community and to the
county as W II. TIL refore, with no
building and with necessity de-
handing a first class high school
structure, the people of the town
community and those of the en-
! tire county were within their
rights i ndemanding new build
ing. All along the line, some peo-
pie mostly kickers Of the habitual
chronic sort criticized the boards
of education because other SOM
munities were securing appro-
priations while this was not. Of
course the boards do not object
70 criticism, but criticism has
never built a house anywhere
land it never will. Then what is
the trouble? What is the compar
ison? The county court wisely
appropriated money with which
to erect a good, first class higl
} school building at Rutledge. No
for Rutledge, but for the count!
at large. Everybody, nearly every
body applauded, but schoo
board cannot build a house in tn
air-this one has been in the al
entirely too long now. But tn
; authorities have failed to secur
a site none to be had for low
:. nor any amount of money. Thos
5 owning land around town nc
t oily refuse to give site as othe
D communities are doing, but the
f absolutely refuse to sell enoug
). land for this purpose. It's tn
a same old story. Those ownin
e the town and surroundings kee
:; the other fellow out. Nothing &c
C sale. Then what can be done?
S anybody has remedy, let hi
t come forward.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

1t appearing from bill in this
cause, which is sworn to that,
George Walker, Lucy Robinson.
and her husband, Leonard Rob-
inson, Wesley o. Walker, Coy
Walker and Sam Walker, six of
the defendants are nOn-residents
of the State. They are therefore
hereby required to appar on or
before the first Monday in June
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

The county board of education
acted wisely when it voted to in
crease teachers salaries for the
fall term of school. Teachers
have always been looked upon
too lightly and therefore have ne
yer received proper consideration
the action of the board is a pro
gressive step and one that will
bring good results.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05
statesmen WANTED

You can make big money selling
our Texas and New Mexico Oil
Leases locally. Perfect title guar
anteed. Deep tests being made.
We do the developing. Wonderful
rcposition. Write or wire Mid
Continent Finance Co., Victor
Bldg, Kansas City. Mo.-Adv.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

1t appearing from the amended
and Supplemental bill in this
cause, which is sworn to, that
David Long, Eugene Long, May
Long, John Bishop, Susan Oakley
Cleveland Bishop, Mary Lee Sol
onion, Dewey Solomon, John Sol
ONION, Cornelius Solomon and the
other children of the said Alice
Solomon, Lizzie Kieth,' Lee Bishop
Johnson, Emma Bishop, the two
surviving children of Ella Bishop,
Charlie Bishop, Sandy Bishop,
Floyd F. Bishop, and two addi-
tional children of VIM. Bishop,
Robert Phulps, Cora SOLVER, Glenn
Philips and Willie Philips, de-
fendedts, are non-residents OF
state. they are, therefore, hereby
required to appear on or before
the first Monday in June, next,
before the Clerk and Master of
said court, at his office in Rut-
ledge, Tenn, ano make defense
to the bill filed against them in
said court by Robert Bishop, ct al
or otherwise it will be taken for,
confesser.,
IA HI
notice be published for four cor
secutive weeks in the Granger
County News
This April 3Oth, 1920
W T PHILLIPS,
Clerk and Master
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05
. II
COLUMN

with team or
Auto who can give bond, to sell
1877 Watkins home and farm
Products, Biggest concern of its
kind in the world. $500 to $4,000
yearly income. Write today to
J. R. WATKINS CO., Dept. ll2,
Winona, Mimi.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

The man who is not willing to
pay the ohter fellows tax, is for
equalization.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

Don't crowd, boys. You have III
the fifteenth of May to throw
your hats into the ring, but If
there is another David in the
ranks let him come forward.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

Joe, the 400 Ib. 1872 hands
promisseAch and Hackney Stallion
~ IL We .et J. L. Kinkaid's barn
last west of Rutledge, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, May II, IL
and 13, 1920.
ct Grover C. Coffey
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

The Rutledge Fox Grower5 As
ISOLATION has been organized and
duly chartered. The association
has now four young red foxes in
stock.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1920-05-05

T. A. MCGEE ct al VS.
COY WALKER ct al
No.. 1879 In Chancery Court at
Rutledge, Tenn.