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, 1921-05-10
INVITED
TO PUT FLOAT
: IN BIG PARADE
Labor Not Overlooked in Me
mortal Day Plans. Says Com
mittee; Details Are Still
Pending

To the Editor Casper Daily Tribune:
Further relative to the proposed
parade on Memorial day. we wish to
thank John +. Lehency for caIl-
ing DUR attention through the press to
h right OF organized labor to par
ticipare in the demonstration. we
quite agree win AR. Leheney hat or
ganized labor did push to a
full conclusion b part allotted TO
them to play in the war; however, we
wish TO call to Mr.. Leheney's attention
b fact that IT lever entered the COM
, mittee's deliberations that corporations
and religious organizations would be
looked upon as having a monopoly on
patriotism on ccoun OF their gener~
osity in contributing the necessary ex-
rpense incidental to the decoration Of
floats representative of the different
%American major o1ensives. The floats
trill in no sense symbolic any sort
rof business or act as advertisements.
With reference to the so-caiied TO
Iigious organizations participating in
b parade. we would like to state
that a and every organization rep
resented were actually wal service or
carnations. n the floats that they
have so generously consented to put
on viii represent their war activities.
Since organized labor did have n great
part In war activities at home and
abroad. we do hereby extend to or.
ganized abor in the city Of Casper. an
invitation to participate in the Deco
ration day parade In the same manner
that other organizations. such as the
Y. NJ c. A. Y. w. C. A., knights of
Columbus. American Red Cross and
the Salvation Army, have been re-
quested to participate by exhibiting a
float in h limo of march representing
all organized labor activity during the
war. as everybody knows the major
ity Of Tho members that make up the
George w. Vroman post OF the Amer
lean Legion belong to Organized labor.
and certainly no intention to discredit
this wonderful, organization was con
templated by this committee. AZ n
matter OF fact tho publication of the
parade arrangements was somewhat
premature. since there are . great
many details still incomplete The
labor aoat shouid indeed be very i'm
pressive> and excite much admiration
Once again we wish TO thank Mr..
Leheney. and to assure him that the
Casper Trades Assembly viii receive .
cor Of this letter. We ask everybody
to bear with US. and remember that
this unfortunate committee Is not in
the habit of putting On parades every
day. We are trying to do our best
and hope to offend. no one.
Respectfully. j. F. O'DONNELL,
Chairman Decoration Day Commit
tee Of the American Legion.
, 1921-05-10
SEWER CONNECTION IS
MADE COMPULSORY HERE

= May Is is the last day IN which
sproperty n in Casper will have
"a chance to comply with city sani-
etary regulations governing sewer con
snections. If they wish to avoid prose
sscution. This statement was made
-this morning by C. r. Bodenbach. city
Asanitary inspector.
* A law recently passed by the city
~s.council compels all persons who have
asanitary conveniences to make con
sEsnections with the sewers in all dis
~sssstricts that the sewers are within a
reasonable distance from the prop
-~scrties.
\ The object of the law is to compel
~properties having outhouses and other
-such nuisances to connect with the
ssewers in order to protect the health
% the city. u
, 1921-05-10
OPENED ON CANAL TOLLS.
REPEAL MATCHED in U. S.-KNox

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The movement for the repeal
in 1914 of the Panama Canal free tolls act twas Matched in
the United States Senator Knox, Republican, Pennsylvania,
declared today before the senate interoceanic canals COM
mittee, which began consideration of bills to exempt Ameri-
, 1921-05-10

Committee members pressed Senator
Knox for an elaboration of his state
ment, but after pointing out that Sir
Edward Grey. the then British foreign
minister. hao denied in the house OF
commons, that the British foreign
office had anything 20 90 with the
matter. the senator said he had his
'suspicions" but preferred not to dis.
cuss the matter further.
Senator Walsh. Democrat. Montana,
suggested that the transcontinental
railroads were greatly interested in
regarding the free tolls act and Sen.
ator Poindexter. Republican, Wash
ington. said It was well known that
the Canadian Pacific railroad was
greatly interested in the repeal iegis.
iation.
The committee heard Senators
Jones. Republican, Washington. and
Poindexter. both of whom, with SEN
ator Borah. Republican. Idaho. the
committee chairman. have bills to ex-
ompt American vessels from tolls pay
ments. Senator Borrhas bill would
apply only to American coastwise ton
mage and some committee members
thought 1t would DO more ta~ctfui'
to exempt at first only coastwise
shipping.
Senators Jones and Poindexter de-
that under the May-Paunce-
fote treaty with Great Britain. the
, 1921-05-10
Lander Court Opens.

The spring tenn of the district
court will open at Lander tomorrow
when Judge C. o. Brown of the Sixth
judicial docket viii set the dates for
hearing the cases on the criminal and
civil document.
An important murder on the criminal
docket and oil suits involving re.
quests for heavy damage on the civii
docket r the most important cases
that will be heard.
, 1921-05-10
Physician Leapes
Dakota for Caspe,

DR.. A. p. Kimball has recently
moved to Casper and established Of
fices in suite one above the White
grocery store. DIR. Kimban came to
Casper from Winner, s. d., where he
has been In h practice of general
surgery for h past Is years. He
spent one year in a base hospital do
ing army work. y
DR.. Kimball states that the progress.
dve atmosphere of Casper prompted
him to leave his practice In Winner
where he enjoyed a good practice.
, 1921-05-10
SHERIFF IS CALLED TO
CHEYENNE As WITNESS

Sheriff Lee Martin left last night
for Cheyenne where he will testify
at the spring term of the United
States district court in the many boot
leg cases which have originated in
Casper during the. past several weeks.
A telegram received at the sheriff's
office this morning also summoned
George Masse. deputy sheriff and he
will leave for Cheyenne tonight to
testify in the case scheduled for hear.
ing this week.
, 1921-05-10

United States had a right to exempt
its shipping from payment OF tolls.
Asked II Great Britain could not
do mode toward oettling the trouble
by influencing the Polish government,
tho prime minister said:
I'VE arc doing everything in u
power to bring such pressure as we
can on the Polish government"
, 1921-05-10

The Tribune classiaed Ads-
, 1921-05-10
HIDES OUT IN
LIBRARY R0Ds TILLO OF
SIS AND MAKES ESCAPE

Burglars. who had secrcted them.
solves In the Nafrona county public
library Saturday afternoon before
the place was closed and locked for
tho dinner hour between S and Z
o'clock secured about SIS In cash
by prying open the till in the desk
and escaped. The robbery was dis
covered on the return Of the librar-
ian. who found that the door had
been 'Jlmmicd' by tho thief and
tho desk broken.
Tho janitor usually remains in
the building during the ate after
noon but was absent Friday. n fact
probably known 10 those who conn
mitted the robbery.
, 1921-05-10

= Judge Perry A. Morris Of municipal
zcourt has returned from California
@where he has been for the past several
week on vacation During the alb
rsence OF Mr.. Morris his office was
FILLED by A. Fred Sloane, city clerk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business service

HuFInfrs NFf FIfs
WHITE PINE CTPHFgg
". q PINE CHEgrgfrr
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIK OAK
SPRUCE BTECu
HEMI/)CR fspTE
koofers, lheathing. Flo0ring. ~
preas Shnglss
Mouldings And Wall Boar5
5. O. SIMMONS Il PPDc C0
Front and atnal -trn~,s
D. 4 a z5i Ay,ors.,. .,e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Lost and Found

IRISH rkRnIEn-Lost. little brown my
tcrrIpr Answers 10 name Oh ii1'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

HUNDREDS or THINGS ARE or
FEREp FOR SALE IN THE CLAS-
SIFIEp AID SECTION TO-DAY. THE
FIRST WORD OF EACH AID TELLS
WHAT IS OFFERED.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-Female -
CHILD's y URSE-Whi experienced, must
have reference Address q IS. Every
Evening Once
GthLS-Ftfty wantes: TO pack sparkiers'
WoTk Is clean anu pleasant =. JcdeIle Corp,
Newark, Del Phone Newark lYo.
EAkN-s25 weekly. spare time. writing for
new wspapcrs, magazines. experience unnes-
essary. details free. Press syndicate, ooS
Zines BGiidIng. - Iouis Mo
Glkb-For general houSework- References
required sUa \ an buren street.
HOUSEkEEPER- Good home for right
party Phone 5254
STENOGRAPIIEK- typist. willing TO
help with young man Invalid Good nome
IN suburbs. state age. T. .. Box 8d1 city
SALESNOA Two for house 10 house
selling experience unnecessary, must be
good Jalker ami of neat appearance Good
pay 70 those VINO qualify cali between
aud .. west seventh street. second hoor,
q l. Jones'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Ask About Our Six Day Rate, 1t Will Pay You
EVERY EVENING
.ASsIFIEp ADVERTISING.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING;
,Indexed for Quick keLerenoe'
LINE RATES PEK bAA'
Count six words to the line. -,
count initials and numbers as woiS SS,
No charge ad taken for less .M,an M SSsc
No prepaid ad taken for less 'i,si t,,'' ~
-, ~ cents IL cents
. Consecutive Days ia ecn, t cents
D Consecutive Days Se,STt tcrnG
LONG TERM ADNEkrlSiNG
Special .'ates for business aoNei ''in
REPi 'HIICATION FOX ElthoNs.
Rrnuhltcation will be made ior sTro.s
moi the fault of the advertiser. az
yerttear will report the error WITHIN
i,o,rs after first publication of ad-
Vertisement.
AASN NOT PERMITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are a,aJ reio1
honra 10 Every Evening VIII I've acCep.so1 pst
- Inc clarse rates shown anoNe. ~ "a
tna prepatu cost amount VIII be accepteu
$ f,u payment II offered at the pusiiessS
fnr. witnin six Gays after any is SUI
al A. first printed III the paper. On,aa
T,1sa th. cost at the charge rates ouo'eN
aboye will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE-TWO-TWO- O-HDN NDhf'D
ASK for a Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
AUCTIONS-lECbIS
Legal Notice.

CITY OF CHEsTEH' proDossls p, sfs
removal ~ ashes and rubbish Aud 20 "a
removal and diaposai - Rarhayr asslsd
proposals addressed. PrDDofaia Tor 1ss
removal ~ ashes and rubbish A1d ga -
pipppnaiH, h1lr'a~nf ffObpsais for thf
removal and diapOaal % saFbsss slu h.
received ~ COUnCii ~ The Cify - C1sst~f
until D m March 1921 10 aTrf,raa.o-.
With tho Hpocincatlpns adDpted ~ fsugfl
Ihe period - DO hid upon IL FOR fhs Il,
noFal ana dtsposai ~ zarbsgs ana Tor ~.
reno val OF ashes and fgbblsh for a l,-rls5I
81 nine mon tbs. time II beglurlrz ADriI 4
1871, and the time ~ sndfnz Jarusrg
lBSI. Council RESERVES the rlsht ~ rslsrt
any or AL bids. Proposals stall - ~
Dcsited with tho city clerk A es.py - -.
~ rfisennent shall ~ attsrh~d ~, fbs -
Insrles g. WorrllOs. superlns@nrsaf ~
streets ADd publlr improvements Affess
Benjamin NeNsoue cifg clerE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

AUToMOBILEs-
lgls OAKLAND, RoADSIEh.
1917 FORD. TOURING.
1910 DODGE. TOURING.
see Mr Rstledge, loi1-le orange
stTeet Open evenings, 10 :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals
q. W WENZING-9ls shipley SUI PRYOR.
,ningtnn DeI would like Leslie u -,
tnrierriX OF g2u spruce street, 10 e''ni
InuuIcaIe with him -----e-----
NOIlCE-tiorman and Murphy reet All
cated now at 5Uo ainut as "
hinus OF Sheet Metal MoIh. I tiote
NoTICE-Typewritins 4o2p du Pon' b''s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

AUTOMOBILES
1910 FORD COUPE. MODEL 20.
FORD TRUCK. PANEL BODY.
MODEL 20.
ru,\Dt.Ek DISPATCH. DEMON
SIkATOR.
CASH OR TINE "a -
ARRANGED.
KElL MOTOR CO.
p1t\fNTH AND TATNALL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

SALESLADX To sell victrolas and records
very desirable position. Liberal CompenSa-
ton- hcpty IN full, giving phone number
Phone 1@IH
sAIESLADY- sell Yictrolas and Rec
ords. Aery desirable position Liberal
compensation RcpIy in ruu giving phone
hummer. Addrtes II . livery kyenins ONCE
WHITE WpMAN-To help with general
houScUork also. 10 act as companion for
elderly lady good nome 10 proper person
Addrvs> -. livery ENcnlug ONCE
YOUNG LADY-Intelligent 70 wait on
customers and do plain sewing TINS is a
permanent POSITION 10 capable person.
Apply Alachenzle Cleanlns * Dyeiux
Establishment. $40. shipIey street
$50 Willy JP-W omen. nome work. ex-
perlenCu unnecessary every ihing furnish
cd. send sell addressed. stamped envelope
for FREE particulars. BON bon and makers
o broad 81. Philadelphia. IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
notorcy cles and Bic3 cles
Auto Accessories

1l,ts-for sale, oxx4,s. straight SIDE tires
-...,,uaDI. plulLacr GaGaee- EAOne
to1p " or 4SsO vi l<Oo orange stroct.
ISED IIkES-And tuDes, ali sizes. silver
lr. ,uOp. xU2 h4ns Strctt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05
Millinery, DressmakIni
Gotlng, lruekl1x. storage

C. h. THORN TON-Any thlng. anywhere
anytime Our TRUCKS haul Al. loxx
nesL futn street. PnUne So "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

tzlN-Lost. sargeant latcn key. luesu@y s.l.ay
,yruinx kInuer please return y
/. .1.,tus D4uCP
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-05

Ro,AKl viii party who found roSatS'
ultn InItIals HI. NJ. please eat.
WRIST NArCH--Lost. goln6 on ,nan3e - - -
ear from attn ~ Clayton 10 4tn q taAe>s C.oAeos
- watklus down from attn y OIanso
q "a a orange and tnen from rom "a II IL re-
tUrn,s, to tols west Fourth street.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
GARESBORO r. I.
(Ft. Blunt

We have had a nice rain at
this place.
Lassie Birdwell is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. W w Brown this
week.
Nina Smith visited Bonnie
Brown recently.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess visited
Cora Roberts.
Conner Johnson is spending
his vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson.
W w Brown made business
trip to Salt Lick Thurday.
Nina Smith says she will be
glad when they have another
entertainment at Dudney's Hill
Carrie, Oliver, Confer and
! Luther Johnson went to Gaines
boro Thursday.
iordie and Oplis Henson visit
ed Nina Smith recently
Mrs. John Smith visited Mrs.
Bob Burgess.
Deamer Bowman, it still
sounds natural to hear you talk
ing to those pretty girls on the
phone.
Eliza Bowman | had rather
60 up Errings Branch as the
(iipson hollow to find pretty
folks.
Minnie Brown visited her
aunt, Mrs. Susan Brown.
Crawford Lynn is visiting her
parents, D. C. Lynn and wife
Dixie Brown visited Cora Rob-
erts recently.
Misses Clio Spurlock, Mamie
Meadows and Cleo Moss, Nevel
Roberts and Parker Gailbreath
were the guests of Nina Smith
SATURDAY. night.
Amos Spurlock wife and child
rem visited Mrs. Spurlock par
ents, Bill Yates and wife.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
DYCUS.

Rubie Cox is very sick at this
writing
Clifton McCue made a bust
ness trip to Willette Satunda Y
afternoon.
Arab Williams and Loren Pet
ty spent Wednesday night with
Miller Williams and wife.
John N. Cox, OF Monterey. is
visiting his uncle, A. M. Cox.
Lester Donaho was a pleasant
at Herman Jenkins Sunday.
Everybody is rejoicing over
the nice rain we had Wednes.
day.
Farmers have been very busy
for the past week harvesting
their wheat and hay.
Prayer meeting at Camp
Ground every Saturday night
everybody come.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
GRANVILLE.

Miss Letha Huff has returned
from visit to relatives in
Goodlettsville and Nashville.
Mrs. J. H. Maddux and child
rem have returned to Nashville.
Miss Helen Page Jackson has
returned from Lebanon, where
she has been attending Cum
berland University.
Mrs. B P. Shirley spent a few
days last week in Nashville.
Ensign E. b. Oliver of the
u. S. S. Idaho has has been visit.
ing relatives here.
H. S. Holleman and Frank
Williamson were in Gainesboro
Saturday.
Miss Mary Nell Ferrel has re-
turned, after an extended stay in
Nashville.
Mrs. j. II. Daniel and children
have gone to Red Boiling Springs
for the summer.
Mrs. Archie Combs, OF Nash
vile, is here for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dero Burton
have refunded to Nashville, aft
er a visit to his parents, J. B.
Burton and wife.
Misses Marguerite Harges and
Dimple Huff, who are attending
the summer school at the T. P. /,
scent the weekend with home
folks.
Mrs. S. T. Maddux and child
rem, of Nashville, are visiting
here.
Miss Ara Meadows, of Gaines
boro, is visiting Miss Medora
Jones.
Miss Lucy Draper, of Salt
Lick, is visiting her brother,
E. P. Draper.
Mrs. John Mitchell has re
turned to Nashville.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

end with their daughter, Mrs.
Tom Jackson.
Clyde Jackson is attending the
summer school at Cookeville.
Efie McNew and Mrs. Vera
Cason visited Tandy CasoR Sat-
urday night.
Doris Halle spent several DAYS
with her aunt, Mrs Terry.
Several of the young people
visited at Bill Walkers Sun
day night.
Jim York and wife were the
guest of Walter Hhx and wife
Saturday.
Mrs. Mamie Spivey has been
on the sick list.
w G Terry, who has been
sick for some time, is in the
Saint Thomas Hospital in Nash
vile. He is reported better and
will be able to come home in two
weeks.
Eliza Hart Sparkman has re-
turned from Nashville, where
she has been in school for the
past six months.
Bill Walker and wife and
Elvas Bowman and wife took
dinner at Tom Jackson's Sun
day.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
STONE.

We are having some rainy
weather at present crops are
looking good.
A large crowd attended church
here Sunday afternoon.
Sunday school is progressing
nicely at this place
Hiram Upchurch and wife, OF
Whitleyville. visited his brother.
Bob Upchurch aud family Sun
day.
Ed Cherry. Will Butler. Ernest
Stone and John Taylor Cherry
took dinner with Belve Van
hOoser and wife. Sunday.
olympic VanhoOser visited her
grandparents. Jap Stone and
wife Tuesday.
Nola Quarles and mai Page
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23

Edna Hall of Big Bottom.
after spending a few days with
John Cherry and family has re-
turned home.
Jim Meadows, Of Freestate
was at this place Saturday on
business.
Major Flynn and family Of
Sugar Greek. spent Sunday with
Henry Roberts and family.
Ernest Stone says he longs for
the beautiful scenery of North
Springs.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
Too late for last week.

Misses Jennie and Edna Nc
Cue have returned from a two
weeks visit with their sister,
Mrs. I. B. Clark. of Henderson
vile.
John Carver wife and children
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Miller Williams.
Mrs. c. L. McCue is visiting
her brother. John Carver on
East Fork this week.
Clifton. McCue filled his regu
lar appointment at Mr.. Diapers
Sunday.
j. M. Cox and wife spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. ]. s
Niggin.
Crops in this community are
looking very well considering
how bad they need rain.
Mrs Rsdford Draper. wh6 has
been visiting her father. A. NJ.
Cox has returned to her hsmr
at Castallian. Springs.
Jennie McCue entertained Sat
urday night a few of her friends
from near Spiyey. Among those
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
Land Sale
No. 454
Lem RagAnd ct al

dafVe ANDERSON
In Chancery Court at GainesbOro,
Tennessee
In obedience TO decree OF the Oh an
Gerry Court, at Gainesboro, made at the
April term, 1921, in the above styled
case, / will, on Saturday the 10th day
of July, 1921, at Gsinesboro, Tenn, in
front of the East door of the court
house sell to highest and best bidder
the property in said decree described
being one-n ninth undivided interest in
the land known "a the W. l. Ander-
son lands, lying and being in the nth
Civil District of Jackson County, Tenn
sssee, adjoining lands of ]. u. Carter.
ct al and described az follows:
On the waters Of Flynn's Creek. be /.
ginning on cliff in rock near R. d.
Anderson's barn and corner in the
old Caleb Anderson and Thaxton Cart
er tract. running with said r. D And
erson line to the Elm corner. East Of
beginning; thence North to the Oak
corner OF the land Of r. d. Andel son.
Pleas Chilcut and this land thence Fla st
10 the line established by said W. l..
Anderson and j u. Carter; thence
South to the sascefrace cornr between
the lands of j. W. Carter and the J. L.
Hoover lands and this land; thence
with conditional line established by
Frank Richmond and w. L. Anderson
between this land and the Frank Rich.
mOnd lands, said line is marked, a WOW.
IN wire fence runs the entire length
of same to Flynn's Greek; thence down
said creek to the beginning, containing
100 aces. more less.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sale will be made withiN legal hours
for cash in hand, to satisfy q judge
ment.of 1904. 46, interest and costs, rem
dered at April term of Chancery Court
1921. in this case in favor of Lem Rag.
land and B. C.. Anderson. against Har.
We Anderson. said one ninth interest in
said land berg sold as the property of
said Harve Anderson and subject to
the right of redemption. and subject to
the rights Of the widow, Aletha Anc-
erson. in said lands. being a life estate
This 18th day Of July, 1921.
w. +. Sadler.
Clerk and Com
Geo G. Halle. Solicitor for Complt
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
To N. '. Wood
w. b. Carver, etal
VS.
Al N Mfl


In Chancery Court at Galnesboro,
Tennessee.
1t appearing from the bin in this
case which is sworn to, that M. V
Wood is justly Indebted to W. B. Car
yer, etal the complamants; and it APP
pearing from the petition of Lizzie
Davenport flied in this cause which is
sworn to. that said M. V. Wood is
justly indebted to Lizzie Davenport
complainants in said petition. and that
said defendant M. v. Wood is conceal
ing himself so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law canrJt be served upon him.
and attachments having been issued and
levied upon defendants property, to-
wit: tract of land lying in the the
3rd district of Jackson County, Tenn ;
and it appearing from the cross bill
filed in this cause by James Sidney
Wood VS.. NJ, V. Wood, etsl, which is
sworn to, that the whereabouts of the
defendant, M, V, Wood are unknown,
it is ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the Jack
son County Sentinel, newspaper
buplished in Gainesboro. Tennessee,
requireirg said defendant, M V, Wood
to appear before said ChanceIy Court
on the Fist Monday in July next, and
make his defense TO the Bill; Petition;
and Cross. Bill, filed against him in thte
cause, otherwise Said Bill; Petition;
and Cross bill will be taken for confess
ed, and the cause proceeded exparte
This May 81. 1921.
w. f. Sadler, e. \ M
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-06-23
County Court Land Sale.
B. 5. Carver, et,s
VS.
B. S. Carver, ct. al,
Smith Carver, Admr, et,al.


In the County Court of Jackson
County Tennessee.
In the obedience to decree rendered
at the County Court of Jackson County
Tennessee, at the June term. 1921, in
the above styled case. | will ON Sat
urday the 18th day of July, 1921, on
the premises, in the 4'th Civil District
Of the aforesaid County, on Jennings
Cresk, sell the tract of land described
in the pleading in this case, known as
the ]. NJ. Carver, dec'd., farm a de.
scription of said land will be given on
day of sale.
Said land will be sold for one third
cash on day of sale. the remainder on
credit OF one and two years, notes
with good personal security, will be
required Of the purchaser, and lein re
tanned on the property sold as the
further securely. Notes to bear Inter
est from the fret day of January, 1922.
This Juue, 9th, 1921.
H. Grady Gore, Solr. for Complain
ants.
G. Lee McGlasson Cunty Court Clerk