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siacken: then with discoucsrtinr and.
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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
SCHOOLS MAKE EXCELLENT
REPORT FOR 4th MONTH.
INDIAN CREEK.

Our fourth month has just
closed with an upward trend in
attendance. A typhoid epidemic
and an abundant pea crop are
problems of the past and it is
hoped that the closing months
will be the most productive part
of the school. The forth month
closed with daily attendance of
32.7. For good attendance, as
well as high class work the fol.
lowing pupils deserve credit.
LIST grade, Lola Mai Ray,
Hazel Wolf.
End grade, Edna Forkum.
3rd grade. Pat West.
5th grade, Wilma Long.
7th grade. Silas Huffines.
9Th grade, Kate MCGUIRE.
Field day training will begin
as soon as program is announced.
Hilman Lovelady,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
COOKEVILLE RI.

M. M. Ray will soon move to
his home in Overton county.
Leon Gentry and family will
move to Florida soon, if they
can get an auto repaired.
John Roberts, Mrs. Lee West,
John c. Peek and wife, Mrs.
Forest Moore and others of
Texas are here on a visit with re-
latives.
Mrs. Milbey West has returned
from Gore Texas,
Jay Darlington and wife visit
ed Lee Steward and family on
R-3.
Duke Greenwood, of Texas,
passed through our section last
Saturday. His daughter, Mrs
Maggie Williams, will return
with him.
z, H. Smith was the auctioneer
at the Jackson sale last Friday
The stock broght over $500,
Benton Phillips, the Nc
Cormick medicine man, passed
through our section last week.
Ben A. Fox bought a few
yearlings recently.
Jim Turner has moved to- his
dwelling near the public road.
Tom Holloway has moved to
the Fletch er Williams farm.
Mrs. Henry Williams, of Ken
lucky. has been visiting her
sons, Fletcher and Edd Williams.
7. C. Phillips is in very poor
health.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
FAIRVIEw.

Corn gathering is the order OF
the day in this section.
Misses Pearl Wisdom, Ova MAJ
and Myrtle Lou Peek and Clevis
Cav attended the pie supper al
Hurricane Friday night.
Mrs Clifford Netherton and
little son. Joe, visited her moth.
er, Mrs Mack Dudney Saturday
and Sunday.
Several fran this place attend
ed meeting at Hurricane Sunday
Mrs Hunk Scantland was the
guest of Mrs Calvin Scantland
Sunday.
Misses Mary nellie Dudney,
Clyde and Annabelle Scantland
were the guests of Lille and
Rose Lea Scantland Sunday.
Everybody subscribe for the
Sentinel and get the news each
week.
We still continue 70 have Sun.
day-school at this place. Every.
body invited.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
new BETHEL.

The following is honor roll for
fourth month ending Nov. 4tb.
1st grade, (a) Hazel Denton.
(b) Johnnie Lovelady. Buster
Denton.
End grade, Ernest Brown,
Bula Kernel.
3rd grade. Zelma Lovelady,
Willie Mae Richmond, Earl Me-
Cawley.
4th grade, Laura McCoin Vada
Mai Kernel.
9th grade Bessie Sadler, Zelma
FOrkum.
9th grade. Edna Richmond
Mary Dennis
9Th grade, George Sadler,
George Lee Wade. Dennal Den
mis-.
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. McDear-
man.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
HAYDENBURC.

The fourth month of our
work has just closed, for which
we feel justly proud. The work
has been good and the decipline
fine. The attendance has been
exceptionally good, considering
the lateness of the term and the
busy part of the season.
We wish again to extend our
thanks to the patrons for their
hearty cooperation.
The following is the honor
roll, based on department and
work done.
1st grade, Ruth West, Rosa
Poteet, Verda Wilson.
End grade, Bessie Wilson,
Woodrow Slone, Mitchell Bur-
ton.
3rd grade, Arbie Hancock,
Casey Clark, Frank Ray.
4th grade. Grace Strong. Zelma
Williams.
9Th grade, Tommie Gaines.
9th grade. Thelma Webb.
Wilma Clark.
7th grade. Orene Webb.
John Johnson, Prin.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
Cotton In Lone Star State
Brings Good Price.
Vernon, Texas.
Nov. 5, 1921.

Jackson County Sentinel:
Find enclosed check for 80,
for which please add my name to
your list, as | miss the paper
very much
We are sure having some fine
fall weather to pick cotton and
everybody is using it too. People
say it is an exceptional year ir
every way, that is, good crops,
making I to a bale to the acre
and bringing Is and 20 cents per
pound. There is an overplus of
pickers, so that makes picking
ST. But in east of here and
south, the boil weavil has eaten
the cotton up and they are put
ing their famifs in wagons and
coming to this part by the thous-
ands to pick cotton
This pretty dry fall is hard on
wheat farmers. Wheat that was
sown early, is dieing and lots Of
wheat is just laying in the
ground, while lots of land has
gotten too dry to brake If it
don't rain in a short time there
will be no wheat crop, so that
will cause a lot of cotton and
feed to be planted next spring.
| suppose there were lots of
people from there attended the
reunion at Chattanooga. They
were about so went from here.
Among them were: DR.. Howard,
E. C. Robertson and Frank Rob-
erson. They called themselves
fiddlers 3. They dressed up in
gay cowboy suits. tuned their
fiddies and started on their
way. While en- route through
Tennessee they were on the same
train that convayed Gov Taylor
to the reunion, but did not know
it. The Governor learned that
the cowboy fiiddlers were on
the train and invited them to his
coach and they joined his party
and made the remained of the
trip with him. and appeared at
the opening with Governor on
the stage. | know them person.
ally, and saw DR.. Howard yester-
day and he was telling of his
trip.
So awaiting for the Sentinel |
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

Gaines.
Mrs. Lettie Gaines and child.
rem of Haydenburg spent Sun
day with Mrs. Emma Lee,
Gsero Sloan and family OF
Cub creek were the guests oi
Frank Sisco during the week
end.
Misses Hattie Baker and Rubie
Addcock visited Myrtle Proctor
Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Meadows and Mrs.
Edna Addcock spent Monday
with Mrs. Avo Long.
Charlie Lee who has been
very sick with pneumonia is
convelescing;
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
HENSLEY CREEK.

Mrs. Avo Long is convelescing
from a attack of pneumonia
Mrs. Andrew Sisco was the
guest of Mrs. w. L. Lee Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Emma Sisco spent Thurs
day night with Mrs. Will Adcock.
: George Gaines and wife were
the guests of Cisero Forkum and
wife Saturday night
Bedford Hix. wife and daugh.
ter, Dafo of North Springs,
were the guests of Mrs. Mary
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

Honor roll week ending Nov.
4th, primary department room
lst Grade.
(C) Howard Anderson, Ather
Gwin, Bruce Hamlet. Fred Rob-
erts. Ward Reeves, Frank Staff
ord, Volo B. Scott.
(B) Phillip Anderson. Audney
Lee Rhoten. iona Stafford. Hub
ert Webb, Perry Franklin Van
hooser.
(G) Rex Lofts, Henry B. Nc
Carmick. Nervie Dill, Edna Mae
Ellis, George Kinnard, Ethel
Stafford Lassie York.
(A) Bertha Dill, Faye Smith.
Matte Clay Roberts.
End Grade.
Meadows Montgomery, Charlss
F. Hawkins. James Draper, Ada
Sue Quarles, Edward and Joy
Gailbreath, Irone Smith, Edna
Whitaker, Willie Allen, Harry
Tardy, Clarence Gwin, Harvey
Henson. Bruce 7. Settle, Lando
Stafford, Jno l.. Young, Jack
Young.
Mrs. Maude McCoip.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
POINTS TO Be ALLOWED
IN SCHOOL FIELDEVENTS
CainesbOrO, Friday and Saturday Dec. 2 an }

The following points win be
allowed on Field Day" events
for Jackson County Schools to be
held at Gainesboro, Dec. 2 and 3.
Athletics.
l. Basket ball for girls LIST
team, 8 points; End team. (
points.
2. Basket ball for boys-1st
team, 8 points; End team, 4
points.
3. Tng.of-War Each school
team to consist of five boys. 8
points.
Only one contestant from each
school in the following events:
a. Fifty-yeard dash-Girls un-
der 15 years, 2 points.
5. Hundred-yard dash-Girls,
Is to q, A points.
6. Fifty-yard dash Boys un.
der 15, 2 points.
7. Hundred-yard dash Boys.
Is to 2l, 4 points.
s. High jump, 2 points.
9. Running broad jump, 2
points.
10. Wrestling, catch.as- catch
can. 3 points.
IL. Potato race. A points.
Literary
IL. Spelling for elementary
grades Hunts P Progressive
speller, pages lotto l42, 5 points.
-13. Spelling, High schools
Hunts Progressi We speller.
pages lbs to 100, 5 points. s
IA. Penmanship- contest
ant for every four grades. 8
points.
AI5. Debabte-Two contestants
from each elementary school, 8
points.
I6. Debate-Two contestants
from each high school, 8 points
Subject to be selected by
schools.
II. Arithmetic Icon t e st in
speed and accuracy in addition.
multiplication, and division One
contestent from each school. 2
points each.
18. Recitation Each elemen-
tary school to have two repre-
sentatives, 2 points each.
10. School song---Six or more
pupils. 5 points.
20. Vocal quartette, 3 points.
2l. Vocal duet, 2 points.
%. Vocal solo, 2 points.
Committee: II. ]. Cox. w. e.
McDearman. j. +. Gaines, Otha
Smith, Blanche Tinsley.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
BEECH GROVE.

School is moving along nicely.
Some of the pupils absent at
times, but Pm well pleased with
the attendance, and especially
pleased with the interest that
most of them are taking in their
work. | certainly have some
bright little boys and girls. who
are making rapid progress. | fee
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
Cunman Busy AT Yuby Dam.
Yuby Dam o. S. A.

The Rev. Sammy Toy was
shot, in a running fight here
this morning, between Bad Billy
He'll and his gunmen of Fiddler's
Green and the Cad boys of Cad
town. The Rev. Sammy Toy
was shot down by a stray bullet,
as we was crossing Heat hen
street on his way to church.
The bullet struck his Adams S
apple" and was DETECTED from
its course, going either upward
into his upper vitals, or down
ward into his lower vitaIs. or
probably it might have come
out..at his mouth, as there were
two of his teeth knocked loose
The doctor said that a bullet
travelling the course this one
was. would come out at the
mouth about once every thous.
and years, but it haden't been
but six hundred years since one
did that. and, so he doubted very
much that it come out at his
mouth, but if it did there was
some hope of his recovery.
They have been probing since
yesterday morning for the bullet,
but have not yet located it.
Toy came here on invitation
to fill the pulpit in Little Jimmy
Crows place. who has gone to
Washington to the "Armerment
Conference. - The Rev. Sammy
Toy. being a very old and weak
man, | was assisting him to
church. was just in front of
him, when he was shot. | was
carrying his spectacles. walking
stick and Bible for him.
This sad occurance is very
much embarrassing to me.
| must look after law and
order here. This place is swarm
ing full of wild. caters, boot"
leggers and ine-bibers.
There is scarcely a man that
walks these streets that can see
one"
The embarrassed Slickrr Snake. |
P. S.
! must have more Jail room in
Yuby Dam,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
C. H. SCHOOL NOTES.
Honor roll 4th grade.

Honor roll 4th grade.
Garland Anderson. Roy Nc
Cawley, Ruth Reeves, Jewe
Dixon, Christine Gibson. Lucy
Henson. Pearlie Whitaker. Mary
Kinnard. Mayme Stafford, Ida
Stafford, Anna Lee Smith.
Honor roll 3rd grade.
Herbert Anderson, Mary Joe
Meadows, Bill Wooten, Joe
Roark, Will Grundy Quarles, Kate
Netherton, Gus Netherton Min
ME Mabry. Christene Roberts.
Will the parents please see
that their children have all the
books needed and bring them
to school we need your co-opera-
ton.
Mrs Lois C. Reeves.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

will close with best wishes to ALL
Respt.
H. B. Dodson.
Note-The editor is always de-
lighted to. hear from his old
friends, and would be glad to
receive letters for publication
more often.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

deeply interested in them, from
the fact they are all home folks
and neighbors. also appreci-
ate the interest the parents are
taking in sending them, for
when the children can't get to
the school house for water and
bad weather their parents bring
them. Regular attendance is
what it takes to make the
grades.
Following is the honor roll for
past month:
lst grade, Geraldine Hackett,
George McCue. Wicker Huffines,
Estelle Huffines, Raymon Huff
fines. Johny Jenkins.
End grade, Ridley Draper.
Curley Huffines. Raymon Dono.
no, Cozy Huffines, Tom B. Ora.
per.
3rd grade, Daffo benson,
Pearly Huffines.
4th grade Herman Carver,
Demoville Draper, Werner Dra-
per, Hesbo Jenkins, Rex Jenkins
Wilbur Richardson.
5th grade, Cooper Richardson.
9th. grade. Ezra Sloan. Stella
Draper, George jenkins.
9Th grade, Jonas Jenkins. Ed
ma McCue, Kate Draper.
This was taken from an oral
test Friday. You parents. who
have not sent your children since
tie busy time is over. are urged
to send them. as irregular arten-
dance is the great hinderanee to
the progress of your child.
Jennie McCue,
Teacher.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

We are living in the age of
bobbed hair. bobbed waists.
bobbed skirts. bobbed socks and
too often, bobbed brains.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

The city boy never feels that
he is making his marx in the
world when he is digging in the
garden.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10
Moonshiners Getting Good

Since Bud Lynch became .
revenooer
1t looks mighty good,
To see the moonshiners come
out
And go to hauling wood.
Lynch is a man that is not 50
i'll,
Turning over the boxes.
And cutting down the stills.
He goes day and night,
The beer he destroys, its an
awful sight.
Some of the moonshiners,
Are as quiet as a mouse
They have come out of the
woods
And gone to the house.
Moonshiners! Lynch is going
night and day.
You had better pull in your zinc
tubs.
And hide them away.
y J. r. w.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-11-10

TIE something that you get
for nothing is hardly ever worth
much.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

CCONTINUED on PAGE 2O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Blackstone

Mary Pickford's latest production.
THE Lovelight." which opens a four
DAYS engagement today. is an en-
tirely different story and an absO-
lutely new Characterization from
anything in which the worlds
sweetheart has heretofore appeared.
Ever since Mary Pickford has had
her own producing organization and
could dictate as to the type of pho
toplay in which she was to appear.
she has adopted the policy of never
adhering entirely TO one line of
parts. not only because she believes
that the public likes variety. but be
cause she believes the different lines
Of characters tend TO increase her
ability as an artist. Miss Pickford
has appeared in comedy dramas but
never in an emotional drama of the
type i'm which she is now appearing.
and il was after careful study and
deliberate consideration that she felt
equal TO the tremendous role she
plays in this story.
Miss Pickford has surrounded her
self with a splendid cast.
To obtain one OF the many beau
tiful photographic effects shown In
this production Francis Marian, the
director. required a number Of big
butterflies TO sail languidly through
the scenes. She therefore requesJd
the production manager. Louis
Rowland. 20 get her some of these
dainty insects How many do you
want" asked the director. oh. /
want lot OF them" replied Miss
Marian. but not the small. moth
like ones-but big, beautiful ones. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Among the Stars i'm the
World of the Theater
By VIII v. Fink

next season Miss Adams will be seen
in. a Booth Harrington play. That
step viii mark her first appearance
IN many years under management
other than that OF Charles Frohman
or Charles Frohman. Inc. and in
anything other than James ". Bar
RE play
Frank Tinney in Tickle Me is
having n prosperous stay at the Illi-
nois theater. Chicago. Mr. Tinncy's
popularity has long been pronounced.
but last season he attained new
rating in Some Time" and now I'm
Tickle Ne" ne has more than du-
plicated the favor.
Walter Hampden. much more than
ordinarily successful in Shakespear-
can roles. had added Petruchio TO
the list.
In Chicago cat the ColonisD
George VI. Cohan's MARY" is going
along at the same rate of popular
ity that it maintained for the long
New York engagement. II will prob
ably be among the bookings at the
Oliver next season. The newest Co
han hit is THE O'Brien Girl" which
Jake J. Rosenthan. formerly Of Chi
cago. is plotting to remarkable sue
cess in Boston. FRITZ Schef is in
the cast.
Some managers are blaming day
light saving for poor business.
Henry Miller and Blanche Bates
have closed their tour in The Fa-
nous Mrs. Fair" which is such a
good play and so well acted it is a
pity more cities have not been priv
ilegcd 20 see it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

casaIs. and then the surprise element
is introduced. Leon Kim berly Helen
Page and company offer travosty
ON the moving pictures. entitled 'Lo-
cation" and which has 90 do with
abe choosing of a spot tor certain
important scenes To be filmed. As
may be guessed director. star. hero.
and camera man all disagree and the
result is most amusing. Neal Abel.
tho clever southern story teller and
singer. has been called SO often "the
man with the mobile face that he
has adapted this slogan as his title.
His Offering is of the entertaining va
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Girl, TITLES.

Herewith is a list Of the theatri-
cal productions in which the word
GIRL has been used in the tile:
THE Poor Little Rich Girl
THE Sunshine Girl.
"The Girl Of the Golden West. ="
The Doll Girl
THE Midnight Girl
The Bohemian Girl
The Girl From Utah
The Only Girl"
THE Girl on the Finn"
THE Crinolene Girl"
"A Modern Girl"
THE Blue Girl"
THE Peasant Girl"
The Girl Who Smiles
THE Girl in the Train"
Arms and the Girl"
The Girl From Brazil"
THE Century Girl"
Here's to the Girl"
The Riviera Girl"
The Girl in the Coffin
Follow the Girl"
Girl o. Mine"
The Rainbow Girl"
ooh. What "A Girl"
THE Girl i'm the Limousine.
"My Golden Girl"
The Girl From Home"
Honey Girl"
The Cave Girl"
"Thc Girl in the Spotlight"
The Girl With the Carmine
Lips
Marry the Poor Girl"
THE Quaker Girl
Poor Little Ritz Girl.
THE Rose Girl"
THE Right Girl
Two Little Girls in Blue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

Oliver

Teeming with action and suspense
Il Am Guilty" J. Parker Reads
latest release which viii be shown
at the oliver starting today. is SAID
20 present an original theme in an
interesting and unusual manne-
The story has TO do with one. Con
ME MaCNair. a neglected wife. who
Is implicated in a murder mystery
from which she has great difficulty
I'm extricating herself. Left alone
oy thOughuess husband. Mrs. Mac
Nair accepts the persistent invita-
ton Of "A friend Of her chorusu daxs
TO attend a frolic given by Teddy
Garrick. notorious pleasure-seeker.
Following the party, the host meets
death in a mysterious manner. and
as result Connie NacNair is drawn
in the web which is built around tine
tragic death of Garrck. A burn
on the shoulder. caused bv struc-
gle with Garlick, when he ATTEMPTED
10 assault the unsuspel Conn.
caused the suilt 10 he placed on the
shoulders of the neglected wife
The situation is said TO be one of
the strongest scenes ever visi7 izrd
for the screen and the denounce-
lment of the heroine is followed bv
an unhroken chain of action. IT is
not until the last reel that tine nlvs-
terry IS solved. Louise G.aum. the
well known emotional actress. is faa-
turcd in the piece. playing the neg
lected wife. and she is supported by
a cast of favorites, which Includes
Mahlon Hamilton, Ruth Stonehouse.
Joseph kilSour. Claire Du Brey. Mav
| Hopkins and little Mickey Moore.
| The picture will be shown coatinu-
ously each lay starting at one
| O'Clock
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riet, that never tires and always
leaves his audience wanting more
Howard Mack and Henrietta Lane.
ask the question. What's II All
About" and then answer 70 them
selves in a most delightful and or
iEinal manner. Nelson story ana
Elsie Clark, a young and proposes
sing couple who are international IA
vorites offer an entertaining instru-
mental and singing number Mr..
story has a worldwide reputation as
a ragtime pianist. Billy knight and
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OrbheMn

William Erack and his company
of eccentric artists. who headline the
Orpheum program starting this
afternoon. offer a surprise novelty
that has been considered good
enough to feature in many of the
leading vaudeville theatcrs of tho
country. The setting is an artist S
studio and the entire company are
attired as painters. The scene opens
with them at work at their various