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The Kendrick gazette., 1920-05-28
BACK UP YOUR Committeeman
They Are Making the Chautauqua Possible for You

Buy your season ticket today. 1t
will not only bring you a 10000 saw
ing over single admissions, but it
will put you shoulder to shoulder
with the rest of your citizens who
are working to make the Chautau-
qua a genuine success.
Read this program carefully. See
what splendid five days offering
of instruction, entertainment and
information there is in store for you.
Then think how little it costs to
attend on the season ticket plan.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-05-28

Your Chautauqua is made pos
sible by the local patriotism and
public spirit of group of business
men of this community. They have
personally pledged themselves to
the sale of the tickets necessary to
bring the Chautauqua here. They
are doing this without the hope of a
cent of financial gain, but solely to
upbuild the community and make it
a better place for you to live.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-05-28
"A GENUINE UNITED STATESER'
Dr.. Frank Crane Says He Is BE Found at Chautauqu


you find genuine United Saeer you'll find him under
the Chautauqua Frank Crane And he's right There's
democracy the Chautauqua Somehow the
emphasis heart rather than Clothes and fades the spotlight
Of its nformat. brings the good things of fe and literature
and music the feet Of the and bids him in his
cities million strong home Chauauqua
attracting lot of these real United Stae Hadn't better
Join em?
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-05-28

is said that the most welcon,e in the World
the Ne.Os-Bearer. Chautauqua brings to you the
great News B carers of the Country-Lecturers
uith Neuus of Traue, Discovery, Science Social
and Industrial DeUeLopn1ents.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
DDE'T LEAVE 0lexsaa


No need 10 Isays Dlcksod To hunt
|up pr,ni, beesua@syoa have il h~fs
st bone, The straightforward
ssassnsn, oi Q Dickson resident
liLs that given below. bears 40
intssss, Tor every man, woman or
child, here 10 Dsekson&
Joseph Locke. 81, iswsIsf. Char
losts 10. gaw the following state
msss sshfdsry is. 1911: II suffered
from a lane back and my k'dasys
wsss weak. used Doan's kidnsy
Pits and they gave me great relief,
| hiChiy recommend Dosn's.
o. June 7. 1918. MI. L,ehe
said. In 1911. | had bad spell Of
kidney tsouhls and Doan Kidnsy
Pills cured me. Tbs cure has been
permanent and ! attn pleased 10
show my high regard Tor Deans
Kidney PILLS By endorsing them
again
Price eOc. ut al dealers. Don I
simply ask ios kidasy remedy
rot Dcsn's kidney PilIs--shs sane
that Mr.. Locke hsd Foster Nil
burn Co, Mtn Buffalo. N Y,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
Si,eriff's Sale.

Bv virtue u oee venid.ioni FL
pons issusd 10 me by l., J
Browning, Clerk Of tie Circus
Court ol Dicksoa Cosniy. Tenn,
viii on
MONDAY NAY 81. 1870. =,
o cleck. .. %. o, The court house
door 10 Charlotte. Team, expos. 8.
public sale. to the highest and
best bidder. Tor cash. The following:
Firt-Undivided interest in tac,
u lard in sixth district, bounded
- foiIows: North BIZ the lands o.
Mn Lsech. South BY Charlotte and
vsnls~ Pike, kast BY A. g. Castle
man. West BY Mary BinSisv I.si.d
upoo - the property 81 {, y.
Und~hiil to satisfy Judgment.
istsssss and cost In lsvor 81 "
Charlotte Mercantile Co.
TAis April 18th 1870.
J. T. Petty, Siberia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
Sl,esiff's Sale.

Ry virtue OF four vsnditi onl FL
ponss issued 10 me by l. j
Browning, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Dickson County. Tenn. !
will on
SATURDAY. MAY ~, 1890, st
l o clock. y, M, ut the court house
door in Dickson. Tenn. expose at
public sale, 10 the highest and
hes, bidder, iot cash, the following
Ftut-Ons lot IN the town OF
Dickson bounded 40 follows Be
ginning at Charlotte syenue and
Cullum street running Wes, 40
issl 10 an alley, thence South 30
Ben and l.eas Mason line. ahoa,
70 isss more OF lees; thence eastward
with Ben and Lena Nssou line $50
ieet 10 Charlotte ayr; thence north.
ward with Charlotte avenue ~ iset /.
more OF less TO beginning levied
upon ~ The property Of Ben aud
Lena Mason. oolorsd. TO satisfy
Judgment. intefss, and cosi in favor
ot Dickson Bos.lins Works
Second--Thsee eighth undivided
interest IN 81 acsss In the 6f.t
district 81 D,eksca Ccsn,y, bound,
ariss given on day Of sale. levied
upon a. the property Of Mute
Hughes 10 satisfy Judgment inter
~ and cost in favor Of z II Brown.
Third-Tracs Of land in the 9th
district Of Dickson County. bounded
~ iollows; North BY Geo, Orr. Esi
by Sam Hannah and Wash Ramsy.
South by Wyatt Lands; West by
Allen Coz. levied upon a. the
property Of r. and Molly McGill to
sasisiy judgement. intsres, and cost
Ia favor OF X ]. Msys.
Fourth, undivided interest
house and 10, in Dickson bounded
~ iollows North by Add,s Csld.
we'll, East by Main stree,. South by
an alley, Wes, by An alley. levied
upon ~ the property Of Emerson
Bell, colored, to sstisfy Judgement,
interest aud cos, in favor Of the
Dicksoa Coco Cola Bottlins Co.
This April 9th 1910.
1T. Petty. Sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

Last Friday q wildcat aIll Vas
located and destroyed about on,
mile southeast oi Colesbufg. There
was found mash snoash TO MAKE
fifteen gallons Of ~hisksy. We lssru
there 10 Moonshinr still being oper.
ated 10 Hickman aud Lewis County
W. are told that Il ~ frequent
occurrence Tor white mule whisksy
to b. brought TO Dickson on the
Csntrsyiils Branch train. FROM all
appearance there 10 more whiskey
being psddlsd In Diekson at the
present time than has been tor sever.
sl months. Last winter funds were
raised here 10 enforce temperance
lawn In other States. Al conditions
sxist In Dickson II SCENE 10 Ne ~
should call ios help from the outside
temperance people to combat the
evil Of bootlessins here.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

Jailed 10 The bedside 81 hes broths .
Jss Lowell.
Little Misses Naomi, clsty snd
l.illus Duke visited their suot.
Mr., J u. Pickering. ons day lac,
eek.
Misses Dana Mitchell and
Rachssl Waiter. Of Whit. Bluff,
visited ftlatives al this place M,
Saturday and sunday.
Miss Zelma Joaes ~. thu guest
Of bss aunt Mrs. 4. ! Spann. last
Monday.
M. and Mrs. J. n. SesIm and
family Waited the lsttst's sister,
Mrs. W. N. Jaeksea. Sunday.
Ma J c. Jones il. and childrss
we're the sussts Of her sister, Mrs.
Addia Gsi'ofd. last Thursday night.
k~ Mary s~.lss and little son.
Leon Harding. spsn, last Friday
with bsr sister. M~. A. NJ. seslsr.
Mia. Hs.tis Gin and brother.
i'vsr, 81 Ashland City. visited their
grandparents Ms, and Mrs.. A. l..
Snsnn.
NJ, end Ms. J. q. Mitchell and
kiifs daughters. Lille sod Dosyis.
visited Mr. and As. W. n. Jones
Sunday.
There vas large crowd al IN
s'sesag at Antioch Church 6atssdAy
night
Rev d. L<sdis tilisd biz srsalss
appointment q, Jsehsoe cAapsi
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Zelna Jones acd 0sstis
Hnnies afs visiting Mu. Robert
Scsisht this weAk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
Governor Cox To
Speak Al Clarksv,lIe.

A rare opportunity il Afforded IN
the people 81 this section by ID,
Southwestern Presbyterian unlvss
atty. Clsrksville. Tennessee. Thu
Presideal Of that institution hs'
secured a. the Commence men
speaker this year Governor Jane,
NJ. Cox. who 10 serving bic third
term a. Governor u Ohio. and ~ht
Ia one VI the strongest candidates
Tor the Democratic Prssidentis
nomination. which is to te deter
mined by the ssn Francisco Coo
vrn,ion
Governor Coz ia tnaa Il nstioo
q lame and he 10 masniicen,
speaker. he hsA rec srd III won
dsr!ul achievement in Ohio. This
child labor legislation, the mode
woskmen's compensation laws
and the Ohio sehool code, passed
under his administration and hv
his influence have been copied BY
manv other S,ntes Governor Coz
10 allied With 90 faction, and has
6ne record a. chief executive Of
bic great Common wealth He 10
one ri the greatest men In the
Democratic party today.
Governor Cox will d,sruss ths
political issues 81 the hour. He
viii speak on Monday morning.
May 3is,, al 1890 90 the Campus
Of The University. He will be In
troduced by Governor A, II Roberts.
al Tennessee.
This meeting will be Of interest
to oil good; live Americans. and
oil the people Of this section ARE
cordially Invited 10 hear Governor
Coz There 10 roem on the Campus
for everybody. Governor Coz viii
be 10 Clarksvill. all day Monday.
and those Who desire msy bear him
/, 10 fine chance IN get some pre-.
couven,ion inioriastion about The
Presidential situstion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
CheaphilI.
Too late for las, week


Warmers of this vicinity are MAX.
lag good Use ot the pretty seathe,
nov. planting corn and preparing
tobacco ground. toe recent sains
having delayed them.
Quite . large crowd attended
church si Antioch sunday and Sun.
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. n Sssl~s ore
th. happy pareats of = ni0s pound
girl ,ha, made ito srrivsl May z.
which they ehriste0ed Cexsnne
Evan.
Mis Daisy Lowell has returned
from John Horizons. where she wss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
WI X RahsrtsasA III sFzs1
W. c. Dori. rFastzs
sossxsanaxr sorEx.

& r. Bramii. Admin
W..
10. T, Rsunaii. n III
In Chsncsxy CoaG, al Charlotte
Tsnn<sses.
In thss cause IL appsafs ~ the
Clsrs cod Asvt~s isoln che bi
wllseh 10 swosh 10 thai the DeR.
JohG W. Rfumis. Willard Bsumi I,
~, L Rspanit aud Bee Brumt ,
Matilda Harris asd Aloss hsui..
Rsna Hays and Joha Hays ssr
aonrs.idesas oi the State vi Tsnu .
and eannot As served with process.
il 10 therefore ordered that paeileA.
sson b. made ics said nsss thai
thsy appear at the Courthouse ln
the sown u Charlotte, Tenn. on or
before the firs MsndAs In Jaly.
1870, came being a Rue day u
This Court. and, plead, Answsf os
dsna, 10 the bill hkd sgaias, them
o: the bill will BE- tsAen !os con.
sss%sd end the cause sss icr hssripa
sxpsrss. /, 10 further ordered that
this aosiie be published in the
Herald Tor ioar consecutive weeks,
~ required by las ia each cases,
Wi,ns.s my band otics this May
2Sth. 1890.
J J. Tsyius. Z 4 N.
Joe h Wrems. Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
Church Of Christ Notes.

T. J. Smith. Vi Lubbock, Tsxas,
who resided here all last year and
pres ehed at the Church Of Christ,
viii srivs next week and begin =
series Of Gospel Services At that
Church Sunday June 6th. The
Church ~ . whole y glad to We.
come him back and hopes great
things Of this meeting,
Let IN work aud pray and live
Tor God that Others may be Ger
suadsd to do the same L.. each
m~mh~r know that ~this~ h his and
her meeting and that God vill
hold w Responsible Tor our work.
Arrangements ,ss being made Tor
a leader In the song service during
the meeting,
Mu, smith and children will
Join nse, Smith here later after
spendina 4 isw days With her
mo,Aes 10 Msmphis,
Sus lay School At S<s Z W. A
Meadow Superintendent
PrAyssue~,ias each Wednesday
evening NJ 7,O, The lessons a,
pres~nt are 10 10, Cor rhese lee.
.ons are very intsrss,Ss and in
stxuctivv 10 all,
I.adiss Bible Class meets every
Thursday Al 2 .. u. as the Chu,eh
house, Let svesy member Of the
Church make Z special EFFORT TO BE-
pressn, At the mex. iwo meetings to
,,udy. pray and talk over things
pertaining to the good Of the
Church Now that scho0i 10 ciosed
We arg. all girls 10 attend thess
mes,,nss and ssudy with the ladies
Tor Presiden, Schurman has said
No msn can be wholly uned0catsd
Who really Knows the Ribles nor
can snyope be eonsidsfed = truly
educated man Who il ignorant kn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

People are ieAfnins that |. 10
Only . waste Of time and money 10
Lake sDedieips Internally iot. ehfonie
and muscular rheumatism. and
aoea, ninety mine out si 9 hundred
cases are ons ~ the other al these
ysri.is. All tina, 10 really necessary
TO afford rei,st 10 TO apply Cham.
beflsia' L,nisn+nt ireelY Try h.
II costs but IS cents per bottle
Large size o. cents.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
DELINQUENT TAX.
PAYERS, TAKE no1lct

On the first Monday 10 Jane
NEXT, 81 the esassasass aess IN
Charlotte. Dickson Coonty. Team.
| will offer for public sale all the
real estate belonging TO dslinqasn,
Taxpayers Tor ahs year 1919, Fol-
lowing 10 . list oi sach delinausats,
the district In which the property
10 situated, and the number Of acres
In each tract:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TRUSTEE

HUNT. $3.50 We ere satherlssd 10 ANNOUNCES
slaydsn liant ~ q Candidate ios The
edAes a Coaasy Trustee. subSses 70
the VIII 81 The qaAliksd voters At the
August election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
TAX ASSESSOR.

TATUM. We arv authorised 20 Ass
nepnce q. L. Tatum ~ . candidate
ior reelection 10 the office OF 1ax A.
svssor. subp.ci ~ the VIII u shs quail
lied yotrn In the Aueuss election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

FOR SALE One Ford Touring
Car 1918 motel in good condition.
See or call |. J Browning, Char.
lot.s, phone I'll.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
REPRESENTATIVE

MILLER We are authorized 30 al.
noance ii. r. v Miller ~ candidate
los Representative tom Dickson Co
In the nsxt General Assembly,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28
SHERIFF.

PETTY, We ms salhonzed so En-
700 nee ]. r. Petty " : sApdidst< iof
ss+si~e.ion TO ths Office q 6krsin, sub
lseg 70 tie viii III The gdallh~d voters
q thx August 80 slsetlaK,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

The New YORK Worlds poposal
to deal with he milk produces Tor.
chilly 10 4 novel one, We would
like 70 80 the hlce psin, Of a plao
to = producer produce. I, .trkv.
usthat our honorsd contsnposs,y
10 full u blus mud.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-28

II interested IN hoss attend ths
sale Il Ryrn and Speighs nsar
MeEwsn, June S,h. Will have
oucseyane~s iG hiteen ~ tweasy
people irom Charlotte and Dickson
On day Of sale, Gs, 10 touch With
A. J. Ryfn. Dickson,
CosssssmAa Curry hss,r,roiucrd
4 bill creating another cabinet
petition. 10 10 kneuu A. 'dirrcso,
Of sir" Nay We Ask il i, 10 the eou
ssse.icnAl hot ss that 10 meant
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05

Menucho according to the Shul-
ham Aruch.
There are hybrids in existence
they are definable-but Ortho-
dox-Reform, to say the least, is
an anomaly, grotesque, prepos-
ferrous and impossible.
Orthodox services and its ten
cts are specific-and spiritually
elevating to those whose men,
cries have retained the Hebraic
Language of the Holy Torah.
The most consummate respect is
due those who observe these Tai
mudic Lawsuit it must be re-
membered that to profess Or
thodoxy, permits Of no hetero-
geneous Interpretation of faith.
Fraternally yours,
|. JULIUS LESSER.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
EDITORIALS BY OUR READERS

cause; or is it a barrier that he
would set up to hinder if not pre-
vent the natural progress of the
Jew who will as surely rise as
the sun doth daily rise?
If Christian antipathies are
founded on fears of the Jew con-
trolling the world, his apprehen-
sions are premature, if not alto
gether groundless, as it is doubt
full if this can ever occur. The
Jew will always progress, all per-
secution to the contrary not
withstanding, but the POSSIBLE
is too remote to be entertained
ity of his controlling the world
even as passing fancy, and the
only purpose such assertion can
serve is to form a basis for the
further persecution of them.
But even were it among the pos
sibilities that the Jew might
control the world, there is one
thing that all Christians can
well be assured of, and that is
that no race or religion of people
would be prosecuted as they, the
Jews, have been prosecuted by
those who are to them superior
in numbers. No race of people
can be righteously judged by
the conduct of one or of a few,
for if this was so the Christian
world would surely be con-
demned by the conduct of that
Christian king who violated all
rules of humanity, and whom
the Allies are trying to secure
in order to try for his crimes. A
quiescent attitude has never ac-
complished anything, and your
course of intense defensive
against assaults against our race
and religion will, | know, meet
with the approval of ALL loyal
Jews. Yours truly,
B. H. LICHENSTEIN.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
THE WISH NIToR

acter that other faiths have,
that Judaism did not have be-
fore them-if only we will go
after it. Our curse is our ig-
norance-how we need another
Moses to lead us from darkness
to light!
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
Friday, March s, 1920.

mental science-or rather Jew
ish faith in prayer and healing,
is nothing new.
It's the same old question over
and over again. Let us get bac
to the sources; let us get back
to the faith. There is nothing
of a religious or spiritual char
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
DR.. George Fox,
Fort Worth, Texas.

Dear Sir: I have just read
your editorial in the Jewish Mon
itor, entitled "Anti-Semitic Bal
derdash," and desire to congrat-
ulate you on your forceful and
emphatic comment on the ar
ticle in the Pathfinder. Your
policy is the one, and only one,
by which unjust antagonism to
the Jewish people should be
handled, and the more aggres-
sive our policy towards Offend
ers against our race, the less
probable and the less frequent
will come their attacks. The
Jew occupies a unique position
among the peoples of the world,
as he is racially and religiously
a Jew, and as such has to bear
the burden of assaults both
against his race and religion.
And it is for this reason that we
should on no occasion permit an
attack to go unanswered or I'M
assailed. 1t is indeed remark
able that in this enlightened age
there should exist Gentiles
that can yet descend to a level so
low as to assail a race of people
without a just reason, and the
only conclusion as to their an
tagonism to Jews is that they
are instinctively ignorant or cap
italize their hatred for CONNER
cial benefit. Every born Jew is
not an angel, nor is every Chris
tian; but when a comparison of
the evil doings of Jews is to be
made with that of non-Jews, the
Christian violators are hopeless
ly in the majority. The peni-
tentiaries throughout the Unit
ed States being a daily witness
of this fact. have often at
tempted to define the psychol-
ogy of Christian antagonism to
the Jews. l have often Won
dered if it is jealousy-jealousy
Of a people laboring under every
adverse situation, yet still sue
cessful; jealous of the tatterde-
malion emigrant coming to the
Promise Land in steerage, with a
few cents in his pocket, but who
in a decade or two becomes in
fluential and affluential, rivaling
his Christian born native citizen
and reaching a higher success
than he; or can it be just in
stinctive hatred, the cave-dwell-
er impulse and sentiment, with
out rhyme or reason, just be-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
Meet Me at the Fat Stock Show
DALLAS.

Friends Of Mr.. Mike Goldstein will
be glad to hear Of his return from
Tulsa.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
The Fat Stock Show Now On!
Editor Jewish Monitor,
Fort Worth, Texas.
My Dear DR.. Fox:

o Temporal! o Mores!
1t was with the keenest inter-
est that read your Editorial on
Reformed Orthodoxy. can not
resist rendering you "Yasher
Roach; you propounded your
views in such a delectable, con-
else, yet comprehensive and
learned manner, that no doubt
the Reformed Orthodox, or Or
thodox Reformed will regain
their equilibrium, resume Sab
bath services and enjoy Sabbath
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
Thirteen

publication. and March 10. 1918, the date Of
said Judgment the said Isaac Joiner WINS dead
and departed from this life having died on
or about April l6. 1916. and said judgment
was rendered in said cause without service
on said Isaac Joiner or these plaintiffs in
said cause, and that the same is void and
not valid Judgment but constitutes n cloud
upon the title OF these plaintiffs
wherefore, Plaintiffs pray the defendant,
j. Z. ingram. be cited To answer this petit
ton and upon final hearing hereof plaintiffs
have judgment vacating and setting inside
the judgment against them dated Marin 10,
1919 and that they be- awarded possession
OF said property and such further relief rs
they may be justly entitled TO-
Herein fail not. hut have you then end
there before said court this writ with your
return thereon. showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness. Mrs. G. Frank Coffcy. Clerk Of
the District Court Of Tarrant County.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
court IN Fort Worth. this LIST day Of March.
A. ID. 1920.
MRS. G. FRANK CoFFEY.
Clerk District Court. Tarrant County. Texas.
BY G. $. Williams, Deputy.
CITATION BY PUBLICATION,
The State OF Texas in the District Court
1arrant County Texas, April Term. A. d.
1870.
~ wv oh'IHl Ut any NoUslAht OF lhffAut
County, Greeting You are hereby com.
manded. That. by making publication OF
TINS citation In some newspaper published
In the County OF Tarrgnt four weeks pre-
viOus To the return day hereof, you sum
son, whose residence Ii
unknown. TO be and appear before the
District Court, TO be holden in and
for the County Of Tarrant. Mt the
Court House thereof. in the Ciy OF bort
Worth. on the first Monday in April. A. d.
1920. the same being the 9Th day Of said
month. then and there 10 answer the petit
ton Of Alafar Patterson. As plaintiff. filed
In said court on the 2nd day Of March. A. ID.
1920. against Md Patterson. said suit being
numbered 5lesi. the nature Of which demand
is n follows to-Wit:
Plaintiff sues defendant for divorce upon
the grounds Of abandonment, non-suppot and
cruel treatment for costs ~ suit and General
relief
Herein fail not. but have you then and
there before said court this writ. with your
return thereon. showing how you have exc
cuied the same
Witness. Mrs. g. Frank Coffey Clerk IL
the District Court Of Tarrant County.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
court in Fort Worth. this End day Of March.
A. d. 1920.
MRS G. FRANK coFFEY.
Clerk District Court IArrant County. Texas
BY &. $. Williams, Deputy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-23
GIRLS SIGHT RESTORED ~ VI
BRINGS DRAMATIC REVELATION

X AS the blind girl whose restored
sight brings d train Of intensely dra-
matte revelations, Mary Miles Min
ter has a role entirely different from
anything she has ever done. 81 The
struggle thru establishment to hap
piness is, said to be an especially rare
piece o9sactihg. .:$@ y s, I. ~, II
Certainly Eyes Of the Heart, !" at
the Elko tonight and Wednesday sat
isles the plea that an exhibitor give
his patrons a variety Of amuse7
ment a: The play is entirely differ
ent from any previous Minter pro-
duction,l The part%of Laura gives the
star a rare opportunity to prove to
the motion picture public that she is
really versatile and not zone type"
star. !5 ,,z Z :. .s ~ = !, p::5 Z: > @
Edward Burns, who has played
leading man for Elsie Ferguson, Va
leska Surratt, Olga Petroya and other
famous stars, is texcellently cast as
Mike, the young burglar whose love
for the helpless Laura is the one true
thing in his lawless life. Splendid
character work is done by Lucien
Littlefield as a pickpocket, and Bur-
ton Lava Jewish pawnbroker, who
finds that kind heart interferes with
business! III i, y5,, ~. 10