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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-05-20
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For rent, furnished room in mod
ern home with young couple. Tele-
phone Hyland 1880.
Very fine furnished room for rent
to young lady. Modern fiat in Sun
nyside district on car line just few
minutes from downtown. Call Ken
wood 1884, morning or evening.
For rent, nice, big, airy, furnished
room in all modern home. Walking
distance to town. Call Hyland 1929.
If you are sick and need a care
taker for your family or midwife
call Sara Sherman, 1925 Bryant Ave.
No., Hyland 022O.
Wanted practical woman to do
house work and to take care of baby.
Call Cherry 1905.
Young women wanted to solicit
subscriptions for The American Jew
ish World during spare time and
summer vacation in Minneapolis, St.
Paul, Duluth, Iron Range, Fargo,
Grand Forks, and all through Min
nesota and North Dakota. Oppor-
tunity for university students to earn
substantial sums. Apply office
American Jewish World, 312 Tribune
Annex Bldg. Telephone Main $3.50.
Wanted young man to help in gro
Gerry store all day. Must know how
to drive car. Apply 1921 9Th Avenue
North.
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With the Travellers.

Mrs. James Kantrowitz, 1925
Humboldt Avenue South, will return
Saturday, May FL, after attending
the Third State Americanization
Conference at Duluth, Mimi, Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday, as a rep
resentative of the Council Of Jewish
Women.
Mrs. B. Tuchman of the Belmont,
left Tuesday evening for New York
City, to visit her brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwald of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cohen of Chicago, ILL.,, is Wis
iting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard D. Cohen, 2440
Bryant Avenue South.
After six weeks visit, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Jankowitz (nee Yetta Brom-
berg) and daughter, Arlene, former
ly of this city, returned Tuesday by
auto to st. Joseph, Mo-, where they
have been making their home for the
past eight months.
Mrs. Isaac Berman of Washburn,
Wis, arrived Monday, May Is, to
visit her sister, Mrs. David Melnik of
the Blackstone. Apartments. She
will stay one week.
Miss Jessie Kulberg of Hankin-
son, N. Dak., is the guest for few
$500 Girard Avenue South.
Mr.. Arthur Melamed of the United
Tire & Rubber Company, has re-
turned from a ten day business trip
in the East.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-05-20
TEMPLE ISRAEL NOTES

'What Is Best For Our Country"
will be the subject of DR.. S. N. DEM
ards address this evening at the
Temple, Fifth Avenue and Tenth
Street South.
This Sabbath morning at the regu-
lar services at the Temple House,
Emerson Avenue and Twenty-fourth
Street South, the Bar-Mitzvoh of Sig
nund Goldstein, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Abe Goldstein, 1915 Aldrich Avenue
South, will be celebrated.
Friday evening, the 9th of this
month, in the absence of DR.. Deinard
who is delegate to the Convention
Of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations to be held in Buffalo,
May 1926, the services will be con-
Quoted and an address delivered by
DR.. Maurice Lefkovits, who will also
take charge of the Confirmation class
on Sunday morning. There will be
no Saturday morning service in Dr.
Demands absence.
Delegates to Buffalo Convention
The delegates who will represent
the Temple Israel Congregation and
it's Sisterhood at the Convention of
the Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations are: Mr.. Jonas We'll, Mrs.
Lilly Mikolas, and DR.. S. N. Deinard.
They will leave Saturday evening.
After the convention, DR.. Deinard will
spend few days i'm New York, and
will return home about the first or
second of June.
Sisterhood Plans Reception to
Delegates
The Sisterhood of the Temple is
planning reception to the delegates
upon their return from the conven-
ton. The reception is to take place
in the vestry rooms of the Temple
after the regular Friday evening serv-
ices, June 8, at which services an Off
cial report of the convention will be
made by the local delegation.
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Engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kopald, 1927
Nicollet Avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Augusta,
to Mr.. Nathan M. Zippermar of this
city. ..-=..
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Mark, formerly of
this city, and now residing in Los
Angeles, Calf, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Betty, to
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LOCAL NEWS--MINNEAPOLIS

the Of
Annex be
in in
dania. will published
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Mr.. Henry M. Roher of San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Born.

Born.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Phil
lips, 3438 Nicollet Avenue, a son,
on Friday, May 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz LIGHT, 1908
Sheridan Avenue North, announce
the birth of daughter on Saturday,
May 14th.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-04
Houses Wanted.

OR 10 ROOM HOUSE IN VICINITY OF
new interior Department. Must be reason.
able. Can make substa ntial cash pa yment.
No agents need apply. BOX los-D. Herald
eniee sol
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WgR apaH~c oDEIIauH
MONDAY, JULY 4
PAGE TEN
HELP. WANTED
FemaIe-Conhnued.

STUDENTS - MAKE YOUR OWN GAR
ments while learning. CLARkks
AGENCY. 1900 lath at. NJ. North lsSs.
GEN. WORKER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL.
CLARKE's AGENCY. 1900 18th ct. nv.
North 1857
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PEELING. srREAKY. sPorTY. DIS
colored mirrors resilvered like new; sat
/: i:faction guaranteed; send EN- to HARBEC.
t6 II at NV 1864
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With Board,
Country Board.

PRIVATE NURsE-wILL BOARD AND
give mothers care to infants; $40 per
month HyattsyillP SO0-F-23 1896
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Continued.
FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS

l WILL DELIVER WITHIN
five miles the following lum-
ber in frst-class condition,
free of nails: 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x
10, flooring, sheathing, novel
ty siding, wainsceting, and
other material, at $24 1000
SO. feet. Inquire of MR.. K,
American University. 1859
GET YOUR FIREWORKS
At Sam Mendelson's Place,
Rosslyn, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND

CONTAINING MONEY
oteJs. biographical Union card. Return
1227 sth St. nv. Reward. 81
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Male or Female.

MARRIED COUPLE FOR
COUNTRY HOME.
WHITE COUPLE GERMAN
preferred) for country home
near Annapolis, Md. Woman
to do general housework and
cooking, man to make himself
useful on farm. Couple with
out children preferred, but no
objection to one child. Sani-
tary house and plumbing, fur
nished with electric lights and
running water. Must be thor
oughly reliable and furnish
references. State experience
and qualifications. Address
Box 255-D, this office. 1O2
DO YOU KNOW what opportunities
ar, open to yout INSTITUTE OF yoCA-
TIoNAL RESEARCH. no Munsey Bug.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
Can You Answer

There Tell iuto oat hands the
oth.f dSy iroA an elect lady tbs
foiiowinsias cJuandfu1 witch ~
bad DOT seen before a0d which -.
nos pass % 10 the blight ones
10 our circle Here II 10:
do sau know the bible character
whose name 10 not mentioned,
whose death was different from any
before W STAGE, whose last act 10
The name Of . noted book. and
whose monument Is 10 every house
hold . "'.'r -"..'..'Tr. .eoes" .ssesa,..a'.c
Think IL ovss Do you give i,
W. Well. since We are very syn
pathetic with those who are not
particularly ready In nurayelins
mysteries u this sort. We will Civ.
you the answer.
The Bible character whose name
10 not msnssansd IT, Lots wsis.
Her death wss different from any
sigcs ~ ,hsiase became 10. the hrfy
showers, ahs vas turned Into . pillar
OF salt. Her last act 10 the nam,
IN noted BOOK. ''tootinz Back
ward" Her monument 10 in every
household, for no kitchen or dining
tsb's'ss ~4sssvs.aass, .--ksshasas, >.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

Bob aud Pretty, two very I'm.
aud highly prised cats. which have
made their abode at the Myal'
Drug Co. Tor q number u yeifs
died this week within lew day,
OF each other Of what xas though
to be pneumonia Thee, cate. auc
especially Petty, large white "a,
with pink and aray eve, va
greatly admired by lovtts ui cats,
MIR, Frederick r. lhcntt. D
Portland On shu ia hsn n,
guest OF her mother. Mrs h. W
kidiuss LETT " gdnrsass incoming
accompanied b, Arf little d.ushte.
tor Charleston = T.. jseksapy,l!,
81. Augustine. Iaim Beach ap'
Mismi, Ficris
Lube Page sga w,h savn totnfG
~ tvvH Tx stsrwgs. ve.s.h ~,.'st ss..a.
here. MIR fsKs hons connected II
he oil n,stf ia, .un oacness S,ti
h,- hsotlsfs ~ q .ts" thty re
prt sspi 3 ltn, u, 90 anG ~
having ,rt.. 'rf - Tank eI,c,.,
III suutn t1cs,os. mes, the ct'
plan,ns MT! str
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
Card OF IhAaks

| Wish to thank the good peopl,
Of the Red Cross aud nsiahbors iol
The tindness thsy' hsvs shown M
during my. 1llness and operation. =,
II every one would be. mos,
thankful Tor what they have and io
wGat il done tor thsm. sm surs
they would be better oil.
also want 10 thank DR.. Sugu
for the kindness and help he ha,
given me during my long spell o.
sickness,
May the Lord bless each and
everyone Of you. 10 my prayer
Mrs. Clip Daniel.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

iu1FfhK ntTn Appusns*1 ~ 1uo'
ssi.ass Trustee, which spppointmsnl
10 oi record ia the Register .
UIhces A. Charlotte. Tennessee. aud
by virtue u the po wsi aid sutbosisy
vested 10 ln,s ~ Substitute Trustee
by Deed Of Trust executed 90 The
l7th dsy "a Nossmh~r 1915, BY
Bsn .krown, Gpd wlte, = h. btown.
Z. II. Brown and wIls. Nary Brown
and Della Mois< and husband. w
II NONE 10 secure sAs payment oi
a certain nots described IN The sxtd
Deed Of Trust for te0o 10 9Th
10 tessst. etc. which Deed d Tfu-t
10 ~ record 10 BooA u, page ai6
10 the Register 0fkse Of D,ek.o0
County. aud default having been
made 10 the payment Of said note
| oil 10 accordance with the terms
oi said Deed VI T. ass sell 10 the
highest and beet bidder lot essh ut
The Court Hosse Door III ttis Town
oi Dickson Tennessee on Saturday
March IL. 1871 =, l O'Clock Q u
Tree from the guilty Of redemption,
homestead and dover whieh are ~.
prsssly waived BY Deed u frust
the iollowina described tracts u
lsAd loestsd 10 the l-t Ciyii Dis,r'rt
OF dickson County. reaassssss.e==-s
bounded and described ~ iollnSss
let Tract ipins tie land on
sh.eh R~a 1ss~.H a.sss. ..heaaas 4, a.
q pos, oak 10 a hollow runs 4 ~
poles TO Russell, iots III Pine river.
thence dowI Russell iors sith it,
mesnde.s : So. degrees ka.t II
poles 10 . syes more. :. IS degrees
East 10 poles n. ~ degrees Rs., I
poles North ~ degrees Es.t Ii
'poiss tG . asaisis eiqr, >. b sdeTre-s
East q polss South 80 degree. l.
IL popss \. 81 degrees L IL police
). II degrees last 81 poiss y ~
degrees ". 8 pole. n. q. degree. h
~ ssel-..s~ "a degrees + v poles
;, 81 degrees l. Z poles u syes
more in J. T spripgpre N h,
'firr1 thsnrs-E II po1ep.:c's '.s.sA.s;
thence \ g. poles to post oak
stump. thence L Is poles 10 =
red oak ] I. sprinsef's eorne'
thence N. ~ pole. to focs. ] I.
Springer corner. ll6 poles TO =
double hlsck OAK; thence y a.
poles 10 The hsgrnning containing
~ .xcees, .,.s.~ ~ So, ,a4 "s,.., .,rs.
Ind Tract Beginning on a black
oak on the west aide OF a branch 10
what was known ss Edward Butler.
north boundary line running west
los poles 20 stake. then south ysts
poles 10 post oak J I suss,
then north I'll " T. VI poles 10 y
cherry tree on the east bank OF
said b,anch, black oak aud biack
gum pointers, then north VI with
me Ander,ns Of the branch ~ IS
poles to the beginning containing
~ acres more OF less.
Ord Tract in same district be.
ginning on a poet oak runs south
~ degrees east - poles 10 .
white oak aud north 50 degrees 4
* poles then north 90 degrees X
~ poles then north 81 " desrees
h IS poles tn sycamore in the
branch then down said branch with
,,s mesadering 10 poles 10 y
Brown rwn-s then nssth with satsi
Brown lines ~ poles 10 po.t oak
then north ~ degrees W, 81 poles
To a black oak then south Sd de
greece II ~ %--5 poles TO 4 cherry
tree then north with Butler line 10
the beginning containing ~ acres
more % lest.
tsisnedt joe h W~rnis,
Suhstituts Tyustse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
Dlvs or DlzzlnfsS


There en- days Of dizziness,
speIls Of headache. iansao'. back
aebs:
Sometimes rheumatic pains.
Gflen urinary disorders.
Doan . X idnsy Pills arr especially
lor k,dceY lila. Ash your nsishtor
Eeioss@si 10 Dickson by grrss-aa'
irisndr and ssighbosa
Au W. r. cro,.sr. n Main FL.
Dickson, Gays: I Suffered terribly
from my back and kidneys. Ny
Kidney aanoyed the BY acting IT,
regularly and binding dnIy sp"llr
ZANE over m- when l could hardly
stsnd. NJ tses would, s~rl. ~ !
gould hardly s.e aud | lei. generally
ran down A trend Of minr gave
.as a Dor oi Doaa's Kidney Pitts
and After taxing them ! Tel, much
oY.,a Tao boxes eatirely relieved
pe u ms igoub'-.
Price Go, at a | dsalssv Don I
aimply ass ior . kidney remedy
ge, Doau Kidney PiiIs--the same
that Mr. Crotser had Foster Mil
harm Go Mir. BuHata y \
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

Of the sts,e Of Tennessee 50 sss,
the ordinary process Of lav cannot
be served upon him. /, h ordered
by the CLERK that non resident
publication be made Tor the sAil
George Washington Reynolds com
msndlng him to appear al the
Court bouss in Charlotte, Tsnse ssss
on Thursday after tbs 6fst Nnndas
ia April 1871 next. !, icing The
regular term on satd court. arc
plssse. answ-r, a. dsmuf 10 th,
bill hled assinsi him fof divorce. q.
the csse viii BE- set Tor h@srfrs
expartc
This toe l4,h dsy OF FEB, 1871.
l.. J. Browning, Clerk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
CARD o. rNANkA

We wish 10 express our most
heartfelt thanks to COR many friends
and neishhors who 10 kindly amt
willingly assisted and conior,ed "
~ith their manv kind acts and
deeds during she illness and death
O! our dear brother. May God :
richest blessings ever be yours.
J. c. Coulter
Alex Coulter
Mrs. N. II, Buchanan
Mrs. A. 4 trsshes.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

the above cause, sre ponrestdeoss
al the State Of Teuresc~e and csr.
not be- sssv~d With psDcsss; II II
ordered by tbs Clsrt 4 Master ths.
pubIics.ion be made is ssid DE-
PENDANTS that they spp.sr II the
Castthosse In the .o~n Of Dieksoo.
on OF eeinre the 6nt Mopdas 10
April nex,, 1891, and plead. ansver
M deMur to the bill 6l~d against
them and others in ihe above csus..
N same will be taken Tor confessed
md tie canss vel iw hearing u.
paste. /, 10 further ordered thai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
esoas-AEAsOgkT NOTEx
B. n, EAsl-y, ct ale
worMS

J W Esslsy. Administrator
Ia Chancegy Court q, Dickson
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NoN.NrstpHkT koysck.
John Lemusl Victry, e, ale

Press I.ampley. 1t ala
In Chsncrry t'out, at Dickson,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

MY seHeo,Ary habits have necessi
ta,ed tMsnse OF an occasional lsxa
tirr. | have tried msny hut tnun I
nothing better than Chamberlain.
Tablets. write. Gecrse r nsutl..
H1wick. Vt Mr. Daniels 10 rta
prietcr Of the Hasssiek Inn. one
a ,hs modal botsls u Mes England.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
Election Notice

Whereas, the Legislature ha.
enacted q is~ calling Tor an cleo
ton 20 be bald in Dicsson Couat'
ior the purpose 81 giving the voters
u the comfy an opportunity Ia
vote Tor OF against the enactment
LOT a Stock Law, OF NoFsnor Law
fof Dickson County ~s: ths Flee.
ton Com missioner ior Diek.on
County. 'is~fe.y eall ap election q
~ h.id a, the yafinus voting pre-
cinets on
THURSDAY. MARCH M,~ls2l
between the hours otS a. IN. and
+, N. Sss.e;. ''-s,,aot' ,a,s.,, \, ,.,.,
The following officers have been
.elected to hold .aid election:
Ia, dis.---John brs1aeI, bad baker
Houstoa ellis, Judges. Einssy Springer
bud Martin. clerks. . shsltrt tvcrlvrI
Ind dlst---,;eo Doasgan. u A. fras1eI
Ely WylIe, judges. TURKEY Reiden. ruu
wyhe, clerks Morris wufk. fscuvtf
Ai.d,sA.v~l. ~. Nls.A4os.. Al ,tagtggigV
Hrnry babb, Judges, JET Lampsey, Aeo'
ard Tidwsil. clerks, Cave l'ndcrhli. tr
eetssf.
eth dlst--. 'srssr box Andy Garter
A. j brown. A Borchert, Judges EdgaI
r,dwrl. Jim Gentry clerks, Aafsl
I .thms rsg,stxar
Nth dist. - Burus box Cam T,dsell
Ernss. OlphanL VIII Daniel. judges
Edgar spese~r. Len Aeeks, clerks, San
Hall, receiver
5th dist---G W Wynns, A l.. White
I \, Freeman. Judges; Clyde Gr'xsby
q. l., scott. cletks, Porter Cr-'shtoa
receiver.
9Th dist - Sylvia box L Shelley. e
" smith. Luther Trivia. Judges. u j
Walthal. j. Ill. Crutchcf. CLERKS. VILE,
Choate, receiver
9th d,st. ,hMlotte boz W Z b5ru
W Daniel, iSritnetd tunnaway tadgr'
,t,as Williams, Dan Harris. clerks, l'Ii
10 He Aer~on, receiver
I'll dist -~i lis smith, Ii I Se--lef. u
Il. Story. Judges, VI q smith, h
s,n.pk ms, clerks, II u, oonneli. receive
Sh dict. cu,a., fas lnas j. A. Ass-
|bitt, " W Harms, Marsh Brown Judges
lam frrrbce. Ward Nehlctt, clerks. L
rcrtp ar, receiver
sth lis. Handle bow Geo. Edsin. }
y alton. ". I Dunnsway, Judges, RAJ
rh,Ilpa. Tom Gray, cletks, lno hoarce
ree~iyef
Wh dist tSisydcn box John n,iiey
LIZ, i baker, II W Walton, judges ~,
Schmi,,ou. II y " Williams, clerks, &
Ferguson, receiver,
Nh ti,~s; aal.st toxic. H., N,itr, )
" paws, Wash hAnls judges, T Ne
Gss, Odell Donaldson. clerks, Y Burns
rs3s,Ner
10th, DIS, -. v Browning, J
tinrh. Il coon, indsv, Q ' Scha
|n.cu. Ges, t,tl, clerks. J \. Turner
receiver
nth DIS Lloyd Reed, A. Aiair
tlsu seas, Judges viii His, Norm
Aysfiti. clerks. Ben aililams, r~reiyer.
l.th di.s---l Stuart. \ G Andeysso
Iw II James. judges, Will .Adceck
Hardy Pack. clerks, NJ fthrrD, rec
18th DIST &c, trt,er. X Me,9d
land. vs. II Mannr. Judges; \ wright IN,
Moody clerks; htiaamoa.i. secsavsI
l&th DIST N Hall. jim Goodman
T. I Brown. judge, a g nall, ehAs
| And r~oa. clicks, C. {, HALL. receiver
lsth Dist. - " Lrrie, J 7 lnggins
Rey Duke, judges. Marvin Duke Rarco.
Gilhsn. cicrks; Ira Mccormack. rscstvel
Il. II, STONE Chairman
+. &. HELBERG
{. II. WILLIAMS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

this notice " pubhsAed IN The
Dichsca County HlsM 1U ious
consecutive wssks a rsesirsd BY
lss In such casss.
Witness my hand q olBcs. h
Dickson. this FEB. 0h. 1871.
J, J. Taylor. clssk 4 nsstA
W. T. Csotsss. oolictene.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

FOR GALk-13 borss vswSs
gheoon Gasoiene engine 10 Id
ciass condition oeiy besn ~ d
sbou, % dsys. VIII cell ~ .
basraan. ". J. Hscksss. ffsSsal.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
NoNAGMcaNr asorscS.

Latte sutton REYNOLDS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

In this rsuae i, appears 10 the
Clerk spd Master from ~ sworn
bill. shs. I. r. Easley and Emerson
EAsiey, tsp 81 The dsinndauh 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

George Washington Reynolds
In this Gauss II appearing 10 The
Clerk, from the bill which 10 sworn
10 that defendants, George Wa 81
iss,oc Reynolds 10 . noo resident
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

In this cause. u appears TO tht
Clerk and Master from the sworr
|h,ll that the heirs a, Law Of Lizzie
Deal Dec q the hers a, las ol
Felix l.amply Dec d Lee Lamp
Hey. Mollie Sullivan, Ltfiir Nails
and Rsswie Tidweil are ncu resi-.
dents Of the state Of Tennessee on
that their residents are unknown
and they cannot be served with
process it is ordered BY the CLERK
K Master that said Deh. A. above
set cut and named appear at the
Courthouse in D,cksoa, Tennessee
on OF before Thursday after The &th.
Monday In April next 1921, and
plead. Answer OF denu' 10 the bill
6ykd against thsm sni others in
the abeye cauAe, ~ Tie same viii
BE- taken Tor cont sse3 sni the
cause ses los hearing expsue. and
tina, this notice be published in ID.
Dickson County Herald iz four
consecutive weeks, ~ required hy
lax la such csA~s
Witness my hand At Office in
Dickson. Tenn. this Feb. Is. 1881
J J. Jaylcr. c ~
I.sech X Hall. Solicitors.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-28
H. B. HUTCHINS

Real Estate and Insurance Agency.
Village Property. Farms and Small
i'is"as on Outside Specially
qents Col.Acted and Property cared for.
Fire Insurance
t0z Main Street Benningtons Vt
Telephone o5-W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-28
SfOrlnN nj BY Elmo
Great Scouts Hs,,o.
@, Western Newspaper Union.
JIM BEcKwoRTH, MULATTo
WHO BECAME CROW CHIEF

Jim Beckwourth, without doubt, was
the most-married man In history. Just
how many wives he had Is unknown.
In his autobiography Jim mentions at
least seven spouses, but his reputation
for truth was not the best. Beck
worth was the son Of q Maryland
Irishman and negress, and he was
born in 1903. When he left St Louis
with General Ashley's fur-trading OK
petition in 1923 he had a sweetheart
named eliza, to whom he pledged
eternal devotion.
Among the Blackfeet Indians he won
his first wife, marrying her because
II would help his trade among her
iritasmenl Soon afterwards he mar
rled her sister, too. Later he left the
Bleckfeet, TO trade with the Crows,
md hc acquired several more wives.
jim was a man of great strength
md remarkable runner. One day
he was attacked by war party who
pursued him for 05 miles before he
finally outran them. AT another time
when force Of $500 Arikaras and
Sioux attacked the Crows, the mu-
latto led the Absarokes Crows so
braveIy that 253 Of the enemy were
Killed. Beckwourth had three horses
shot under him in this fight and Killed
il OF the Sioux. He was adopted by
the Crows, and because Of his deeds in
war, he rose TO the position Of first
counselor, the highest honor in the
tribe.
At The outbreak of the Mexican war
he enlisted as scout and dispatch
bearer for Gen Phil Kearuey. He
also carried dispatches TO California
and he was there in 1S4S, when gold
was discovered. He mined for while
until the discovery Of gold IN Colo
RADIO in 1850 luied him to that state.
He settled I'M Denver and married
again--this time q negro girl.
The Crows heard of his return from
| California and sent messengers to him,
begging him TO rturn TO them. Mis-
iVituaN huu tuHG w thS ttiuV' hHu
they needed his 'strong medicine"
Beckwourth paid no heed TO helr
pIeadings until 1860. when he finally
visited them. But he refused to live
with them permanently. When lie
announced his intention of returning
to Colorado. they prepared a great
farewell feast In his honor. Beck
wourth ate their food and dropped
| dead The Crows had given him pol
son, The Crows believed his "medi-
cine' would puss into his spirit, and
thar wherever his bones rested the
spirit would remain. They resolved
to have both and took that means of
getting them