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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-05
LEGAL NOTICE
AoxIpI or URAFrxE 1nGF0ASs
4A&8

Whereas. Rudolph +. Howell. mc,.-
gagor:. made, executed and delivered ~
Sets. mortEases. his ~certsia
lchsttei mortgage, dated August 31th.
sas10, wherein and whereby said mort.
gayor mortEaged TO said morteakee the
following described personal properly.
to-wtt:. One piano, No. 7e4SS. STYLE a.
Oak Jesse French make, to eecure the
payment Of the sum of Seven Hundred
Dollars. which mortgage was not 6ied
! n the office OF the register OF deeds. Z
And whereas, default has been-made
In h terms of said mortgage by -.
son OF non-payIment Of the note escured
thereby and h noun claimed Is -
due thereon at this date u Seven Hun
idred Dollars.
Now sthersfore. notice Is hereby Kiven.
that by virtue OF said mortgage end IN
order OF said g. w. Getts, the present
owner therepf, I will sell the above de-
chattets at the n. n. nv
WAREHOUSE Cor. 9Th st. and Univernffy
Ave, Cay OF Grand Forks, COUNT a.
Grand FprkG State OF. Nofth palotas a
the hone Is : o'clock IN. On 20 si3tn
day o{srOct. a. d. 1881.
Dated at Grand FORKS. Grand FORKS
County. n, D.. this sth day o. cctebsr,
Restdence And postofieS address,
Grand Forks, \. D.. Room s, +. Nati
Oct. :, 1874,
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LAST SPECIAL POINT OFFER.

The second special point Offer IN
he last special point offer OF The Her
aid Big SIX Auto Campaign. 1t is dur
wonderful chance TO pile up tremen-
U special points. It is while this
offer is in effect that a great number
OF point creditsEwil be earned by en-
ergetic- candidates who work early and
late and who do not pass mp, a. single
opportunity to get Subscriptions
A great special point ba1lot; may be
the deciding factor in determining
Whether or not you are to have the
Sudebaker Special Six or ono Of the
Ford Sedans. Get a very large special
point ballot. It is better. to be safs
than sorry. I
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Great Britain And
France WIN Pay Big
Part OF League Expense

Geneva, Oct 5.-(By The Associat-
ed PreAl-Great Britain and France
Y pay the largest proportion of
the expenses Of 0pcrating the League
OF Nations Il MaS found when the
9committee charged With determining
the 2 each country should pay
today. Each "a pay - per cent.
while China. India, Italy and Japan
sweere placed In the second ca6seort.
as'a were called 20 pay SIS per-
Great Britain ana France YIN -
l.s0os0oo ecid francs. whfls natt1ss ~
g scafegory Will seen1ls pay Il
Wv ~ csilsd upof for 42.D05 3oia
frames
The assembly opened What - ~
ppecteu to Be the last day or LII preG-
2 seasten this mokninxs
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SWIFT PACE IN
Big RACE FOR
HERALD SEDANS
campaigners Are Making
Terrific Drive For Point
Credits

.-- p HF- M- -. -
The race Tor the sedAns in The, Her
aid Blk Six Auto Campaign is very
exciting. Candidatxa = securing the
country for new and renewal sv..scrdp-
tons and subscribers a aiding their
~favorites In the greatest subscrtlaion
campaign that has ever been condact-
ed in The Heart Of the Northwest
Subscribers are requested to give
their subscriptions to candidates who
AIRY regular Herald Campaign. books
and willasell the paper at Exactly tho
same price that o can get it for by
sending in: by mail. The candida1e
that assist will appreciate. youe
assistance and rush your subscription
in to The Herald office, 10 that you
will get your daily paper without de-
lay ,f -. +
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MANY TO ENROLL

Duluth. Mimi, Oct 5.-Enrollment
for the evening classes Of the Univer-
elty. Of Minnesota extension course
which have opened here Is expected
by directors to reach 500 persons,
Classes will meet onee q week FOR two
hours during . s~es1aester Of sixteen
weeks. Instructors from the state
university are here supervising the
school work. -
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NOTICE TO c1EDrfons
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, 5

County of Grand Forks.
In County. Court
In the matter Of the estate Of James
Johnston, Deceased: =.
Notice is hereby given By W. r,
Fuller, administrator Of tho estate OF
James Johnston. deceased. "a, the
creditors of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to present
them. with the necessary vouchers. To
the said w. e. Fuller at Grand Forks
N. .. within six months after the drst
publication OF this notice.
& Dated October 9TH. A. d 1877 ~
". e. FULLER
Administrator OF the Estate Of
James Johnston. Deceased.
MCINTYRE BURTNESS
& JOHNSON, y
Attorneys for Administrator,
Grand Forks. N. d.
First publication October sth, 1891.
III (Oct. 6-12-1S-2e.1
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CE1TuICAEK REExTEHpna

Treasury Department ONCE Of Comp
troller of the Currency.
Washington, D.. c.. Sept 10, 1891.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. it has
been made to ppear that "The First
National Bank" located in the City 81
Grand Forks in the County, of Grand
Forks and State Of North Dakota shas
complied with an the provisions OF, the
Act of Congress Ito enable National
Banking Associations to extend their
corporate existence. and for other pur-
poses" approved July IL, 1882, as
amended " the Act approved April Il,
1902. RS
Now therefore. I, D. R. cri.sinEer,
comptroller Of the currency do hereby
certify that THE First, National Bank
of Grand Forks" located in tho City Of
Grand Forks in the County OF Grand
Forks and State of North Dakota is
authorized to a succession: for the
period specified in lits amended articles
Of association; namely. until close Of
business on September IL. 1871. :
In testimony. whereof witness my
hand and seal Of office this 10th day Of
eeptember. 1921.
sfSEAL)
D. r. sCRISSINGER,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
4ChArter No.. 2s70 Extension No. 1893
1. DAILY Sept 16-oct. IA. Incl
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District No. s.


Pretoria Ogg, Antler ....... 1000
Axel Abrahamson, Carpio.... 1000
CHve NJ. Turner. Bottinaau.. 1000
Artnur Hausen, Burlington. 1000
May Bettcher. Donnybrook... 1000
Marion K. Huston, Deering.. 1000
OIYe Holen, Douglas. ........ 5000
Neil fliDert, Des Laos >..... 1000
Mrs. y. y: Thayer. Doeden.. 1000
a: Y. Southard, Fessender $500" 1000
@arlan Healy, Glenburn 80. 5000
.Blanch Heath, Granville 49,. $4,000
hutn fulton, Kennare.> 1000
Marguerite Connole, Mohall -. $4,000
selma Hustoft, Manfred ..... 1000
mae smith. Maxbass. N. D.. 1000
Hedahl, Mercer. $4,000
Lora Gri1ln, Ryder. ........ l.0Dp
Morgan Tcwner -. 1000
Waiter Bischof. Washburn :. 1000
Mildred Aatheson. Westhope. $4,000
Cora Thiele. Willow City. -. $1,000
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District NO. :.
5000

@. p. Olson. Argyle. Minn... 300
Alvin Frederickson, Climax.
M1uA. LOO
Lillian Tfnkham, Crookston.. $500
Josephine Sullivan. e. g.. F.. 6s.7a
Ann4 Fender CApes, p. g. f.. 6t.46
norman 6.sNelsoa. Fertile 100
Miriam I. saul. HAllock. $500
MARIE Morck. Holt. 90
Ihorwald Anundson. Shelly 6. loo
A HAugen. Thief River
Falls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
Hilnner Rueng. Twin Valley =. 400
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District Nc. 2.

5."- :. = !" =. = UlIiCS.
Roy Esgum. Aneta ......... 5000
John Gang. Cando........... 1880
Mrs. L. E. Dougherty, Churchs
1000
Joseph Vlttel, Doyon ...,., 5000
MIS-. We Keith, Egeland -. N, 900
Laura N. Kellogg. Bansborc. 1000
Betha Rolsland, Kloten So. 1000
Dorothy Wright, Michigan -. $4,000
Mrs; <: Q. McDougall. Neville 1, 900
Earl, ". Edwards, RcletteL.. 1 900
Ethel Rosscup, Rolla ...s.-. -74.l5e
Ylida Berg, Warwick ...3S 900
Ethel Holt, York. 10000
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HOUSE, o SALE
Watch GRAND Forks
Grow

FOR RENT :
s1s'eo-Four room, sewer, city water
$5b:eo-Five-room fiat, city water,
sewer and gas, on ". Sth ct.
$Ao.VoVSma1l store 'on International
FOR SALE ~ ~
y 6.so0Ioo-7.room all modern. house,
So" !. garage hardwood floors on
Vernon Ave.
$500. 00-s-room house, all modern,
hardwood floors. full base
rnent, sleeping porch. on
Vernon Ave.
1860. 0o-S-room house,. all modern,
screened In porches. sleeping
porch. all hardwood hoors
and finished and garage. on
i. Vernon Ave. y
T. e.700:0o|5-room bungalow, all mod
~ $50 err, all hardwood floors, full
22s.7oo.eo22s-1oem house. al modern
.ES but heat, with garage, close
in, on Walnut st.
1900 o0-7-room house. all modern.
all hardwood hoors, full
? =. basement, new, in Riverside
Park.
Small acre tracts for sale on easy terms
iHA1n1A (N - FIJI. ,..'.'. ..4T. .'ta -.
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va lions

amount assessed against
,rhse commission viii meet 1e At tSs
Office Of the. city auditor on. October
18th, 1921, at 10 o'clock A. M. to hear
any and all objections to said assess
ment.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D., Sept.
7sth, 1921.
M. j. LoNDERGAN,
JNO. QUIGLEY. ,
JOHN EICKEOF.
Special Assessment Committee.
(Sept. q; Oct. So
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81 MILES PER GALLON MADE WITH
pew patented gasoline vaporizer.
Write for particulars. Stransky Va
tNTtfyerSCo. Pukwana. s.. Dakota.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

Q ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN EXCEPT
heat. ii21 Second Ave. Phone 2s86W.
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1921
HELP-MALE

MEN FOR FARM WORK AND MAR
ried couples without children. Max
son Labor Agency, Devils Lake,
Nd. AZ d
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POTATOES. 4oc PER Blu, AT FARM
miles south OF University Bldg
Phone 62F2o. :
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Ayoca Coal Co. p. !. Loveioy, mgr. High
: STade Ignite coal. Williaton. N. D.
PROMPT shipments any time of ysar.
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HELP-sALEsbfEN.

BOY WANTED TO WORK Al
Strand Theatre.
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HOUSE For RENT. I'll o.. srd,, East
Grand Forks.
B-RooM HOUSE FOR RENT-1s2D .pA-
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SALDSMEN swANTED-ro REPRE-
sent old established oil company to
cell oils, paints. roofing nj greases.
Good commission paid. Shirley d
Bodelson. Devils Lake, N. d ),
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ART GARLAND HARD COAL HEAT.
er for sale. Phone !2s47-J. ga N.
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CALL GEORGE HILER FOR ALL
kinds OF wood: delivered. Phone z240.
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root SPECIALISTS


Fired achfns feet 'relieved %instantiy:
Ingrowing nails and -bunions1 treated.
Corns and Warts. removed. Painless
treatment. Arches In stock to At all
Mers Ave. - ~ :.
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EARLY OHIO POTATOES .DEL1vET
IS ed. 800 per bushel. Call s-F-3.
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rLAr FOR RENT-4oo y. sTH.
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Edison. p~honograph, brass beds. rug
etc. Mrs.. L. A. Chance, 324 Vernon
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Comptroller Of the Currency.
No. 2570 Extension No. 1899
DAILY Sept 1b-oct. IA. Incl
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FARM MACHINERY
FOR sALE-Ar BARGAIN. CASH
or terms to right party. One S0x60
Hart Parr kerossne tractor. one 42x1o
Avery separator al. II good sepstr.
VIII accept F0rdson In exchange.
Write, SO.lW. Davis. Crystal. N. ID.
r. b. No. !.
FOR sALE-FoRDSoN TRACTOR
without equipment. Has plowed only
Price seAS6. NO trade considered.
Terms to reliable party J. n. Roller.
e36 N. 9Th ST.!
FLATS FOR RENT.
BROOM STRICTLY MODERN APART
ment to rent to party who will pufs
chase some ~ the furniture No. 10
clifford Anneys
TWo PARTLY FuRNIsHED RoeMs--
New i0a3s Relnant-sCeAl~ 7ites =
FLAT FOR RENT-l1o n. 9Th.
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nR. q. EDGAR HODGE. OVER II
sDAcotAh Pharmacy. Phone 6k1w.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
A Remarkable 0ccurance.

A remarkable incident occurred
near Cottontown a few weeks
ago. A child was playing on the
bank of a small branch near its
home when suddenly large
snake ran out Of the water and
coiled itself around one of the
child's ankles. The scream of
the child brought the father to
the scene who at once killed the
snake. 1t was some hours be-
fore the child could be quieted
and recover from its fright. A
few days afterwards the mother
noticed spots on the child's back.
They gradually spread until now
the clear and distinct outline of
a water snake in all its natural
colors and markings extends
from the, right shoulder 10 the
left hip. At times the snake
seems to writhe and wriggle and
stick out its forked tongue in q
most naturs! and somewhat
startling manner. The strange
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AUG. q.

The following is the program
for the Jackson County Teach
ers Association, which meets at
Gainesboro. Saturday, Aug. IL:
9:3O-lO-a. m. .-Devotinal-
Rev. K A. Early.
l0-l0:b a. m. Service a Teach
er may Render in Community =
Ernest McOearman. A. 7. Jack
son.
How an Unsuccessful Teacher
May Be Hurtful to the Cause
10:4s-ll ]. F. Gaines. j. F. Beck
In What Way Should ali Schools
Be Alike, 11.-ll:3O. Miss Aiine
McDearman, Miss Leona Halle,
Mrs. Lizzie Howard.
The value OF an Education
l.-l:30. ]. H. Cox.
Suggestion as to your schoo
work. 1902. Estelle Gailbreath
/ What teacher can do for The
reading Habit of the community
2. -SO2:30 C. C. Davis. C. W
Davis
! Music 1903. Miss Bolen.
Committee
]. F. Gaines
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

plainly visible on the chest.
Five thousand people have
paid to see this mysterious
object. Train crews passing
Helenwood look upon the object
with fear and trembling, some
standing with brake sticks in
hands with seeming fear that
the "devel' might take notion
to get busy.
Sexton says he thinks the
object is an image of an old
tribe Inpians or cliff dwellers.
He claims to have refused several
thousand dollars for the "mys-
terry"
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
Petrifed Devil" Found /
Scott County.

A petrified body of an.
woman or devil of giganticl ro-
portions, has been found near
Helenwood. Scott County, Tenn
The following press reports. un-
der the date of Aug, 10. gives
an account of the find: Cruise
Sexton of Helenwood.is the poss-
essor of the image as some call
it, or the devil. as most of those
who have seen it. call it the mys-
terious object.
He found the devil" as Sex
ton calls it. on July 20 last while
prospecting for coal, in the Blue
Bluffs of tt e Faint Rock region
in Scott County. The formation
was from five to ten feet under
the ground. 1t weighs some
thing like 500 pounds.
Sexton lives with an invalid
uncle. Jerry Smith. and he is de-
irving quite a sum of money by
charging a small fee for each
view of his curiosity. The pet
rifed mystery was hauled from
the mines last Friday and placed
in a box near the Smith home.
The freak is described by one
who has seen it as having a heaC
of abnormal size adorned by two
horns resembling those of ;
ruminant. Its mouth is unusua
size, with "a prominent iron
teeth. The arms are also un
usual size as to length. wit
enormous hands folded on tn
abdomen. A chain, resemolin
an ordinary trace chain. encircle
the neck. Long wings Q
brownish color reach from tn
shoulders almost to the ank lie.
Imprint of the left hand
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
Obituary.

Matte Glover Huffines was
borned July 2, 1864, died Aug.
2, 1921, age 81 years and one
month. She marrid d S Huffine,
June3. 1886 and lived togather
35 years month and 9 days.
She was a loving and faithful
companion. a true mother, and
an excellent step-mother. She
proffessed religion at the age of
fifteen, joined the M. E. church
lived a devoted christian until
death.
She leaves a husband. z child
rem, 8 step children, 8 brothrs, 8
sisters and a host of friends to
mourn her death. Her last re.
quest was for her children to
meet her in heaven.
She has taught a good fight
hensfourth there is laid up fol
er a crown of righteousness
which the Lord will give her il
that day.
Her death we deeply feel, bu
God can all our sorrows heal.
Maggie Martin
Defeated, Tenn, RI
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

occurance is creating no little
excitement in the neighborhood
and we understand scientists
are to be called to make an ex-
animation and give if possible
some explanation of this strange
and alarming case. The child
itself suffers on inconvenience
and seems to be perfectly normal.
Examiner -Tennessan. Gallatin.
Tenn.
The true of the above cannot
be doubted, but it read like a
snake story.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
G.. w. Davis
Ernest McDearman

Every teacher in the county
is expected to be present. Up
on your attendance and interest
in the teachers meetings will de-
pend your grade. or-professional
standing as a teacher We are
keeping a record of your attend
ance during the annual institute
and the monthly meetings.
Yours for better schools,
Estelle Gailbreath,
County Supt
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Grady
Gore, Thursday evening, Aug.
IIth, a fine boy. Mr.. Gore is
stepping high now, with a grin
on his face that resembles a
crack in a dried apple pie. The
boy has been christened j. Graf
ton Gore. We understand the
-" stands for James.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

John E. Brown. of R.3, was in
town Saturday. Mr.. Brown has
accepted a position as travelling
salesman for the United States
Oil Company. He left Tuesday
for West Virginia, where he will
began work. He will spend
about two months in w. A. be-
fore returning home, after which
he expects to be assigned to an
other state. MIR. Brown is a
self-made man, and has numerous
of friends who wish him an
abundance of success.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

T. C. Fox of Nashville, has
been busy in the evangelistic
field for several weeks. His
meeting at Liberty Hill, in
Moore County. was well attend
ed and two were baptised. He
will hold another meeting for
them in 1922. Another fine
meeting was held at Union
Grove, in Lincoln County. Bro.
Fox began at Salem, in Warren
County, August lst. ---Gospel Ad'
vocate.
Mr.. Fox is a native of Jack.
son County and is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Pox, OF
Flynn's Geek. His many friends
in this county will be glad t.
hear this good report,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Mrs. Bette Byrne. of FIT.
Worth, Texas, was the recent
guest of her nephews, DR.. A. u.
and Bill Byrne. She was called
to Granville last week on occount
of the illness of her sister. Mrs
B. F. Cooper. who died Saturday
night.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

John Stephens, after weeks
visit to his mother near Hayden
burg, has returned to Oklahoma,
where he is travelling for the
Washington Mfg. Co., of Nash
vile. He was accompanied by
his brother. Jack Stephens. who
travels for the same company in
Tennessee. Both report bust
ness good in their territory.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
CENSUS FIGURES FOR TEN.
NEESSEE SHOW Is or
PEOPLE UNlER Is.

" hCllAAN VI OlNs huR' AA'
According to the census of 1920,
made available today, Sc. | per
cent. or over one-third of the
people in the state of Tennessee,
are either infants or children
under 10 years of age; 1912 per
cent are young people Is to 10
years old; sc per cent (about one
third are men and women in the
prime of life) being from 20 to "A
years old; while 1876 per cent,
being 45 years of age and over.
are well along in middle life if
they have not reached old age.
The urban population as COM
pared with the rural, shows
some rather striking difference
in age, the percentage of 20 to a
being 1876 for The urban popula-
ton, as compared with 81 for the
rural, while the percentage un-
der Is years OF age is q. | in the
urban population as aginst> SO. S
lin the rural. These difference
may indicate larger families Of
children in the country than in
the city, but probably indicate
also the fact that country child
rem as they grow up have a
tendency to flock to the cities,
thereby increasing the active
population of the cities at theex-
pense of the rural districts.
A little ever one-half of the
population. 50 per cent, are old
enough to vote, being Il or over.
The males of military or fighting
age, 10 to Al, constitute 37.3 per
cent of male population and 1877
per cent of the total population.
The population of the state is
8O.7 per cent white and 1873 per
negro. In 1910 the percentage
of negro was 2l z. The negro
population. which was 473, ,088 in
1910. decreased to 45i,758 in
1920, a decrease of As per cent.
The white population in the
same period increased from
LIN, 432 to 1885, 993, or 10.2
per cent.
The white populatian of the
state consist almost entirley of
native Americans, born Of
native parents, The total native
white of native parentage Being
|, 1892, 757. while the foreign
elements is represented by la
478 foreign born whites, TO- 42S
native whites who had foreign
born parents, and II. who
had one parent foreign born, the
other being native.
The total population includes
also Sc Indians. 81 Chinese, 3
Japanese. 13 Hindus.
In most counties or the state
the percentage of negroes has
declined. and in rs of the, IS
counties there was also q de-
erase in the number of negroes.
The percentage of negroes in the
four large counties of the state
in 1910 and in 1920 is announced
os follow: Shelby, 1910. Me;
1920. 443. Davidson, 1910. 81. 8;
1920. 265. Knox. 1910. 1876;
1920, ll,8. Hamilton. 1910, 2S.I;
1920. 23.4.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
ATTENTION! CAR DRIVERS

All persons violating the City
Ordinances of speeding. or using
cut outs on their cars within the
corporation limits, will be fined
as provided by the law for said
violation.
Respectfully, H. L. McDsar-
ian, Mayor. Harry L. Pas,
Recorder.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Mrs. Sadie Young and daugh.
ters, Miss Lora Young and Mrs.
H. Raggio Young, spent the
week end as the guests of Mrs.
Sadie Cornwell on Salt Lick.