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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
ACTIjAI |DADES EXTRANJERAS
Ia PEQUENA HISTORIC
Una quereUu de Napoleon y del Rey Geronimo

Uabia en- csra caria tanjoS dardoS a
caraJoS ' taG;us uiuSiones hiricntes'
NV ser D~nrSonaIcS. como lincas. l.; I'M
r,.,-.dor. al Iecr IA v"spUcsta de 81 her
lu.n, s.nt!6 una cjlera v~iolenta: pero
t,ufa huen o!t4to = mejor rolici;t : no
. iIrG5. -. Sab.r que ii hien IA rcSpucS-
IA rSiahu fir1nada por Geronimo. q
auto~ lie ella era Pigault-Letrun.
T"ria d 81 hombre.
Ramp iba a Sali~ precisanente nara
hace-s. cargo de su puesto De Cooper
major de Dantzie. Fu6 el meE32jero IN
car-udo del casiiso que Napoleon ia
hia decidido. \ su llegada a CasSel. su
priu.cr cuidado fui Ell dosemneN3, de "a
comlsi6n que Sc ie hab!a co7t;ldo. Ts-
coltado Dor 81 comandante de hISares
de IA r~uarniciGn. cay6 4 "a m'tad &c
| una comida Ell IA que tomaban partc
Geronimo. PisauIt-Lebrun y el elesido
del dia.
Sire. lc diio. d. parte del Empe-
rador ten@o III Iar er NIFTY pc.'o"o Que
| crm2lir. SUI me-: estad esta preso.
Geronimo que saba gu" los malo-
, h,unnrrS de su hermano =" l2TloaT
p NADIA hueno. s. pUso Il NAG 81 Ia
rranre BebiG VT trago lie I'm 6u"n II
no. sin pensar s~iquiera en- o:reccr.c
IN vase al General. Figault-Lchran
~deSrreocuDal 10. Sc soare!2.
Ramp sac6 de su dormdn una carta
~autjcrafa de Napoleon, conccoida en-
| estos terminus:
Orden del E~npcrador
Hiestro ayudante de campo. e. &C
| neral Rapp, partir&. inmediatamente
para easel. Hara comparecer ante su
| ~presencia a Muller Comandante de los
husares de Westfalia, y Sc dirisira con
q al Palacio del Rey.
Ell Rey quedarA arrestado dur2nre
cuaIenta Y ocho horaS-
En- cuanto a Pigault-Lebrun. auto
de Ia carta insolente que Nos ha es-
critic nuestro hermano. sera encerraGo
| en- una bartolina durante dos meses. Y
enviado a Francia despues. 4 cargo
! dr una buena Y segura escoita. lie da-
| H.. plenos poderes al General Rapp
para que pila la yuda de IL fuerza
nItIica en- case de Que. pu" un eXceSo
! de cecuedad. hubiera alSuna c20sici6r
= cu;nplinniento de estas 6rdenes.
Napoleon
Geronimo cumpli6 ST arresto como
I'm simple soldado c~astigado por IN
/ cabo. pues al Emperador 10 Il sustaba
aue Sc iu@ara con IA discipline.
I'm cuanto a Pigault-Lebrun. fne
q diSfrutar durante dos meSes de a
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POPULARES
Como obtener una cabeLera rzada

E. titulo de esta ,ectura indica que
esta dedicada 4 las bellas lectoras de
La PrenSa".
p La j0veReS que estan acostumbra-
das 4 llevar cabeileras riZadas consi-
deran como una gran desgracia que
Su cabellos Sc ponga llSo = piano SIN
considerar que una cabellera larga y
abundante presta Il 81 dueHa I'm en-
canto singular. por 10 que las j6vencs
no deben preocuparse mucho por te-
ncr su pe.o rizado. porquc los Rios
son IN artificio y por 10 mismo. 81
perficiales y desaparecen en- cuanto Sc
ponc en- contacto con una atrl0Sfera
humeda. que muchas yeces puede
cncontrarse en- Ia cocina Ge Ia casa.
Adcmas. rizar cl cabello es siempre
danozo para ei mismo pe:o q causa del
calor que Sc necesita para formar los
Rios.
Pero cuando e. cabelIo as fihroso,
cuando abundan las matas de pclo Ell
IL frente O en- las sienes es ncccsario
riZ2r el cabello.
Par, ellc dcben usarse ~rizadores de
hero. papeles V demas obJetos que
Sc venden con este fin en- el concrete.
tenicndo nresenLc al .comprar tales
instrunlentos que mientras mas Sla-
We sea su supe-ficie hay menos peliero
de que Sc corte U Sc quiebre cl cabe-
Ito.
Lueco hay que p%rocurar que los ri
Eos durcn el mayor tempo possible y
Que puedan r~eSisjir las influenciaS en-
teriorcs. como por ejemplo. IA hume
dad en- los dias lluviosoS. Una de las
mejores formulas para este ohjeto eS
Ia SiSuiente:
Aqua . . . ID. d. . =. :. E. ~ parties
Tintura de beniui E. O.. . ..'3 parties
Espiritu dc vino -. 20 parties.
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No dele ia. de probar ell lara
be de Pepsina del DR.. Caldwell,
Compre un frasco en- la farmacla
~guardelo en- 81 casa. Sentira
una gran satisfaction Y estara
contents con los >esplendidos re-
sultados obtenidos.
No obstante que ell Jarabe de
Pepsina del DR.. Caldwell es ell
purgante liquido que mas Sc VEN
de en- el mundo, pues Sc despachan
mas de 8 millones de frascos a
nuaImente, muchas personals que
debieran aliviarse y curarse to-
mandolo, aun no 10 han usado. ST
I'd no 10 ha probado todsvia, di-
riiase a esta su casa: DR. w. B.
Caldwell, 419 Washington Street,
Monticello, Illinois, U. S. A; y gra-
tuitamente lie enviaremos un fras-
co como muestra.
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TYaducci6r del Francis para
la EMS

dan M-r.aldl - H#uovre, posqUr. s.
gun ie hub%is dicho. o. C~ansahan SIS
continues homilia- sobre Ia cLiQ ia.
.Vuya: Como poirtjs sab"r HucSt"'
oficio de Rey Si nadie os /" 'caseha'
l.,vmas 4 .lev.''. COM" ;. lul tosa
S~lt:.,s dc vOs.
Va ago que =. nolTwG'G""G 4 us
t-o VniStro Sim-,D mis- tId:"Hi ute
ric:eS y q os ias.,Ii";-
Ea3"!HtH.
A. Rev Geronimo no lie sustIba que
uadie So permitiera dictarle "a Inca
de conducta que debta seguir. Por otra
pa-,e no Sc sinti6 capaz dc responder
4 "a carta de Napoleon. Pero ten!a 4
Ia mano q IN litera;o. He aqut Ia miSi-
va de Geronimo al Emperador. misiva
que redact6 PiSault-Lebrun y que el
Rev cop!6 : dirigi6 q Napoleon. sin
cambia~ una sofa palabra &c ella:
NJ; augusta hermano Napoleon. En-
perador de los f~ranceses:
He rccibido los ConScojS dc NueStra
Majestad y los respeto En- cuantO a
vucStras 6rdenes. soy Isey. -doy "rde-
nss y no las recibo.
Tuestra Majestad me r~eprocha q1H
me cusra Ia mesa. ConfieSo QUO como
no me Susta a~linentaEne de un vano
hume de gloria. busco algo mas subs
tancial Como bien sin ser Glot@n : ESQ
IS TODD 10 que Sc le puede exlgi- n IN
Rey.
Me r~eprochaiS que no me Custa "a re-
presentation; en- efecto, no me guSta,
me molesta Y. ademas. no le "a nj =
mi estatura nj 4 mi aspecto. Por 10
demas. he modelado mi Corte de acuer
do con Ia vueSta Y NE T!sto como vos
;podeiS exigir ms:
E. Principe de Pade~born me aburTe
con sus eternas homi!:aS y Il larsas
misas. Tenso Que ConservarlO. pueSto
que vos me 10 habs;s dado; pcro NADIA
me obliga q ~converSar cor 81 dc a$un-
tos ecleSiasticoS. Dc los q;;o NADIA CO.
nozco Y de los que NADIA ouiar0 couoccr.
Todo Sc 10 dejc a vuastro MiniSt-o ce
Cuicos.
e. verdad cue nomhrS a Merfe!dt
p~refeCto lie Farovre. 0oTque cS mas
tien IN huen administration Que an
Chambelan a-radab'c. No nc Sus;a
emrrear ex:raujeros 81 nj ScrviciH rev
Sonal: - GerrranizaGo los nonhres
ia Jos qua est3n ~encarsados de clio.
Geronimo NAPOLEON.
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La MECAMCA QU1MlCA

Nj. Bcrthelot llama eSmb!naclohes
cyotJraiCas, u las que cmitcn chl1r' )
cudotcImicas i las ~ue 10 ahs"r"en.
Las coml;inacioncs eXotermicas Sor
directas ruando Sc produccn :! Ia aYu-
da Dcrmanente de una cnerSla cHtrahH'
= per Il simple efecto dc los cuerpos
puesto.: on presencia. o por ! a mterveh-
cjin me"anica o calorIfica mom"ntanea
de un rayo do luz. de una chiapa cleo
,r;.a .lsi, arrojando polvO de arsenico
on un trasco lleno de cioro' eI Poi'o
arde irmcdiatamentc ponieMdose mean
GcSCenfC.
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IIsta mezcla Sc agrega al perfume
que Sc dcsCc.
Otra formula que difiere I'm poco de
IA anterior y que es iguaimente bue-
ma cs Ia siguiente:
Aqua -. -. . . . . . . 20 parties
Espiritu de vino . . q. 80 partes
BoraX -. =. -. . . -. -. -. , parties
Sc agrega esta mezcla al perfume
que Sc desec. Sc meZclan bien los !fqui
dos Y Sc einbotellan. tanto para cvitdr
que sc cvapore Ia mezcla como para
que Sc libre dc polvo.
La mejor manera dc uSar cSa pre-
paraci6n cs poner I'm POGO de ella Ell
un plato. DespuGs de haber acepillado
ell cabcIio Y p%einando!o bien Sc toma
I'm POGO de Ia mezcla Y sc humedecc
el cabello bien. "a por medic de una
pequena Drocha. va con IL punta dc los
dedos. Despuss de bien h~umedecido. Sc
VIA 81 cabello con los aparatoS bicn
conocidoS
La practica dcmueStra q cada per-
SON, Que cantidad de Ia meZcla debc
ponerse en- el cabello, porque hay per-
sonas cue necesitan menoS Y otras
mas. uando despues de haDer rei'ra-
10 los ~rizadores. horquillas. papeleS,
etc. Sc We que el cabeilo esta mas ri
zado dc 10 que Sc quiere. Sc puede de
jar como sc quiera acepillando las
trcnZas.
Hay otras muchas maneras de ha-
cer riZo el cabello. perO son menoS ell
cacas. Pcro en- I'm case urGente, GUAM
do 10 Sc tenga a ia rlano ninSuna de
las an,ariores preparedness. Sc puedc
usar IN hucvo. batiendo bien ID Eema
Y frotando 81 cabcllo con ella. Des-
MIS- dc haber frotaio bien las parties
nua SO desear rizar. Sc lavan cor aqua
clara.
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LOS ENCANTOS LA BELLEZA DE LAS
MUJERES ESPANOLAS HlSPANO-AMERlCANAS
PROLONGASE POR MEDIC DE LA SALUD.

A belleZa Y los encantoS de la
%juventud consisten en- tener el
- cults sano, los ojos brilantes,
el paso elastico Y ell cuerpo fleXi-
BILE. Todo este acknowledgements
es debido a la buena salud. Las
Senoras Y Senoritas pueden Y de-
ben conservar sus hechizos y her
mosura siempre que Sc %interesen
viva e inteligentemente de su sa-
lud.
Para ser saluda5ie es indispen-
sable que el est6mago, el higado
V los intestinos %funcioran deb!da
mente, pues tan pronto estos or
ganos dejen de hacerio' aparecen
los ojos cansados Y sin brillo, ell
cults palido Y lleno de manchas,
dolores de cabeza, jaquecas, NAL
aliento, languidez y cansancio de
que Sc quejan y sufren tantas
m~ujeres.
La mujer previsora e inteligen-
te tan luego note los prlmeros in
dicios de indisposici6n' inmedia-
tamente tomara ell afamado lara
be de Pepsina del DR.. Caldwell, Els
el purgante favorito de millares
de mujeres sencillamente porque
sus efectos son tan sumamente
suaves. benignos Y beneficiosos
Esta gran receta consiste de sim
piles hierbas laxativas combinadas
o pepsina. No contiene narc6ti-
co alguno V ell meme mas pequeho
V ell chiquitin mas raquitico pue-
den tomarlo con toda confianza.
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paz de un calabozo. Pcro Geronimo no
quiSo separarse de q una rez cum
plido el castigo: e. Rey de Westfalia le
escribi5 al Emperador diciendole que
deseaba conserva~ a su secretario. Ma
poleGn lie conccdi6 este favor pcro con
IA condiciGn de uue Pieault-Lcbrun
DaSara treinta diss mas en- Ia pr!S!6n.
Napoleon hahia podido a. fir demos
trarle ii autor de Monsieur Eotte'' que
no e gustaban nj 81 nj su literature.
Louis Schneider
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PROPAGANDA CoMUNlSTA ENTIRE
LAS MUJERES

venciun del P3rtid0 Comunista. reuni-
in en- esta capital. resolv:6 ~orGanizar
una propaganda especial entire las mu-
jeres.
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HernaRo MIC. Geronimo NapS,s5n.
Fey de WeStfalia

TODD me ~deTuueStra que mis- coTlSs-
los. mis- iu~SirucCioReS y mis- Grdenes
apenas 81 producer impression en- vos.
Los negocios o. dis-ustan y Ia repre-
sentaci6n os fatiga Sabed que ell esta-
do de Rey es un oficio Que hay que
~ap-ender. Y Que no hay soherano sin
representation.
Os gusta IA mesa Y IA mesa os n
~hrutecera: haced 10 cue yo. Pernare-
ced en- Ia mesa media bora
FL Principe de Paderborn. Z cuien
o. he dado como Capellan. le escribe
G mi N!nistro de Cul-oS cue jamas con-
.srsais con y de asuntos ecleSiasticoS.
ESQ esta muy NAL necesitais ~ccUparos
de religion.
Hae&is relesado a vuesro ChaTnbe-
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Il aoue,U Gv Emile Angler L. IH-
glul;-Lcbrur. cuyuS UOyv.Ns ASeFAS
a~IcanZaron Una boga real b1Jo e! primer
1-,pe-io ESQ no 80 Gehia "a uu- Na1"-
-,.tIn a,lStIra mucho &c II literature lie
.I..Ensante du C~arnav1l' U lie Ia TO
lie .sragnuls'. POI 81 C2utCario. detrS-
cabu cordialmente "A 81 autor y e" mas
de ura OCCASION habria deseado conSiS-
mario a los jueces poc inmOrahdad- Pc
70 P!.ault-Lebrun Saba costear muF
hien - prec!picio de n ley y eScoEeT
nuv habilmente los terminus o las ZEN
denc!as de las a~venturas ligeras que
r~ublicaba. = 10 que hasraba para
citar Ia c5lcra del E~mPerador' no era
suficiente para MERCER n conparen-
cia ante IN tribunal.
Tn bcllo dia Napoleon halo q me-
do de Observation-Disclosures del que - mo-
leScaba. -Acahaba de- Donhrar a 81
hermaro Geronimo I;ey Dc Westfalia '
70 persuade dc que So llevari a p!gauit
-Lcbrur como Sccre-ariO : bibllotecarlo
Tsta combination results mGGy del gus
TO do Geronimo. que Sc SCnll1 fcIlz de
tener IN compaUcro ~aSradable para
rodcr ileva- ana vida allegro y tacU en-
aquslla Alemania que saba que era
triSte Y pcSada. P!gault-Lebran le a
yua6 Il 81 Rey Y amigo = DEAR nal
scnt2do q prestjgio QUE Napoleon ra-
tai,2 de conservar Solamente cn pals
conauiSlado. L.1s rerr!mjcndas de Pa
riS comenazron a reSar. pe-o q Rcy
de Westfalia no las Cuvo en- cuenta. =
mas aun. lego dia CT cue Geronimo ira
- dc c~esistir u 81 hermano e. EmpeTa-
dor. cue le habia dirigido IA siguiente
carta-Sevm6D:
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
j. L. Halfacrc
VS.
E. c. Ragland ct al.

E. c. Rsgland ct al
In Chancery Court at Gainesboro.
Tenn.
1t appearing from the bill filed IN
this cause, which is sworn to, that the
DEPENDENTS E. c, Rag!and and the
First Nationol Bank of Taicqua, State
of Oklahoma, with D. o. Scott as Its
president are nonresidents Of the State
of Tennessee, and cannot be served
with the ordinary process of law:
1t is ordered that said Defendants
enter their appearance herein, before
the CLERK and Master, at his office in
the courthouse in Gainesboro, Tenn.
on or before the lst Monday in Febru.
airy 1920. next. and plead. answer. or
demur to Complainant,s bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to
them ard set for hearing ex parte: and
that a copy Of this order be published
for four Consecutive weeks in the Jack
son County Sentinel. a newspaper pub,
lished in Gainesboro. Tenn.
This 18th day or Dec, 1919.
w. F. Sadler, Clerk and Master
Halle & Page. Solicitors for Com
plainant.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
LIVINGSTON TENN.

Livingston Academy is pro-
assessing fine. There are zoo
students. They are going to
build a $50 900 school building
here next year.
Hello! Sugar creek. how is
everybody there? Just fine |
hope,
Georgia Mai Lynn ! heard
YOU was married.
How is the singing school at
Sugar creek? | hope every body
learns how to sing SO they can
sing me some songs waen |
come home.
Joe Murphy is liking school
fine.
Hello. California, how is every.
body? Having a good time I
suppose.
Joe Murphy says there are
pretty girls at l.. A.. but there!
are prettier girls at Sweet creek. /
Wake III Sugar creek and
write to the Sentinel,
| guess Morgan Lofts is still
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

is mortgaged;
Persons.of foreign, birth will
be asked questions concerning
these additional points:
Year of immigration to the
United States;
Whether naturalized, and if
so the year of naturalization;
Mother tongue or native Ian
guage.
Census enumeratOrS also will
call at every farm in this COM
munity to secure the informa-
ton necessary to fill out the
questions cuntained on the agri-
culture schedule. -
Each farmer will be- asked
questions concerning the acre
age and value of his farm;
whether he owns, rents or part
lv rents the land he farms; the
value of the buildings. machin-
cry and implements belonging to
his farm; the quantity of all
crops raised on his farm during
the year 1919; and many other
questions which cover all posi-
bic farm operations.
An absolute accurate and COM
plete census vitality concerns the
welfare of this community and
of every person living in it The
official population for the next /
ten years will be determined by
the census of 1920.
BE READY WITH YOUR
ANSWERS WHEN THE CEN.
SUS NAN CALLS AT YOUR
HOUSE.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

done deg5 ads almost entirely upon
the moral and financial support and
cooperation Of those VINO have made
possible tas results so far achieved.
Calling to the South,
"Tho Prohibition forces are calling
now to tho south TO finish the job,
Here where Prohibition was Graded,
ia the place 70 sci the pace and blaze
the way Cor the balance OF tue nation
and ne wor
This campaign does not propose 10
interfere with individuals; it Is waE
ing no war on tobacco; II is driving
only toward enforcement OF the law
already on The statute hooks and the
enactment Of others thai may he
necessary to reinforce them
1T is Intended primarily as a cam.
nalgn-- qt education, Literature Ia
countergt he propaganda of the vets
is being disseminated, meetings will
he held aud dry candidate win be
supported against those Of the vets
LoF every political office from presi,
dent downward.
OFFICERS charged with enforcement
Of the Prohibition laws will be en-.
couraged and upheld so long as thoy
do their fun duly and those who ar
lax viii be vigorously opposed at the
polls"
In addition to the great work Of
law enforcement and combating the
liquor propaganda IN this country
there IS the greater task Of carrying
The war on liquor traffic into other
countries
World Dry BY 1880.
World Prohibition by 1880 is the
aim Of the dry forces.
Routed from America, many of thu
distillers and brewers are planning to
resume their business in China anG
other countries where the liquor traf
fic still holds sway. Already hQuo,
runners are preparing to bring liquor
into this country by airplane from
Cuba, Mexico ana the West Indies.
"All these countries and those OF
Europe and Central and South Amer.
lea are calling to us for aid. We must
see that they are not disappointed.
They see what Sc have accomplished
here and they are looking to us to
show them the way.
To successfully combat the efforts
OF the liquor interest at home, to heed
the call for help from China and the
other countries where the liquor In
JeTests are sekinE to become intrench
ed and also 10 carry Prohibition to the
entire world by the time set 1890
will require large expenditure OF
funds.
Necessity Is Obvious.
ID. J. CAN'T, recently placed in
charge Of Prohibition enforcement in
the South. declares the government
appropriation TO- his purpose for 1926
is woefully insufficient and that II
viii be impossible for the federal GOV
eminent to take over all the respon
sibility.
There is no doubt that this cam.
paign tor funds, with its purposes
clearly under God and the pressing
necessity for ITS sueecss obvious, vii
receive the active support Of a large
percentage OF the people OF the South
III vitality concerns the business
man from whose employees the tenn
tation Of srroas DRINK has been re
moved and il vitality concern
the mothers ttis country. whose
sous, UaN er ur 60 manhood viii
never an8w siag influence Of
the saloon"
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
Paresi- Teachers Association.

The, Parent-Teacher Associa-
non will hold its next meeting
Wednesday afternoon. Ian. q.
at 8 O'Clock in the High School
building. The following pro.
gram will be given
Recitation in concert Third
Grade r.
Mine and Thine"-MrS. D.
c. Morgan.
Music Alice Elizabeth Tardy
Story Anna Clay Raines.
Music-Lillie Brown Gist.
Schools should teach Thrift
Miss Estelle Gailbreath.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

going to A. VI Hamilton's. Joe
Murphy SAYS he would ike to be
there too. hut he can't
Has anybody heard Of Marion
Smith
Toe Murphy says he likes to
eat at thu domitary. because he
gets lots TO eat Said he has
got back where he can hear the
trains blow again.
Love 10 everybody,
School Boy.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
TENNESSEE
LADY RUNDOWN
Aat HUT In Side OF Her Head. Is Bsas-
iIisd By The Use Of llR0N Iron IoiIs.

After severe Illness, overwork, worry,
grief, accidents, etc, the greatest need
OF the weakened system is a tonic that
gives quick, dependable strength In
such cases, try Ziron Iron Tonic.
Zlron Is pleasant medicine, having
the Strengthening effects of iron with
other valuable building ingredients.
Read what Mrs. Emma Manus, Of Las
cassas, Tenn, says about II:
u was weak and rundown, moi able
10 do my work. My trouble was ali in
the side OF my head heard OF Ziron
and got bottle, and am glad to say n
has done NE more good than anything.
Ziron IS a splendid tonic"
Try Ziron. 1t may be Jus, Che medi-
cine you need. Ziron contains no habit
forming drugs. II is a safe, reliable tonic.
good for children, men and women.
Sold BY druggists on a money-back
guarantee.
xkss.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
Be Ready To Answer The Fol-
owing Questions.

The Fourteenth Decennial
Census of the United States is
on!
Under the immediate direc-
ton of Dow f. Slagle. Supervis-
or of the Fourth census district
of Tennessee. census enumera.
tors will call at every dwelling
house in this community to Sc
cure the information necessary
to fill out the questions contain
ed on the printed census sched-
ules.
Questions covering the follow
ing points will be ask every per-
con in the United States:
Sex:
Color or race.
Age at last birthday:
Whether single. married, Wild
owed or divorced;
Birthplace of person enumer-
ated and birthplaces of father
and mother. giving of both coun-
Try and province OF foreign born:
Occupation. specifying trade
or profession. also industry in
which employed:
Whether attending school.
Whether able to read:
Whether able to write:
Whether able 10 speak Eng
lish:
Whether home is owned or
rented. and il owned whether
home ia free of encumbrance or
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
John II. Howell
VS..

vs..
John Gipson ct at
In Chancery Court at GainesbOro,
Tenn.
It appearing from the bill filed IN
this cause, whi'h is sworn TO, that the
Defendant John Gipson. is temporarily
out Of the State of Tennessee. and
cannot Be served with the ordinary
process Of law;
til ordered that sait Defendant
enter his appearance herein, before
the Clerk and Master. at his Office in
the courthouse in GaiuesbOro. Tenn.
on or before the first Monday in Feb
ruarS 1920, next. and plead. answer.
or demur to Complainant bill. or the
same will he taken for confessed as to