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The Washington times., 1922-05-01

Of my country in the hour Of its
direst need"
Following are other letters to Cap
tain Jacobson. from members Of the
Senate:
Senator Ladd:
II beg to acknowledge your letter
OF April "a, extending an invitation
to act as a member OF the Senate
reception committee to receive a
petition OF 100000 names request
ing Congress 10 take action on the
soldiers bonus. ! shall be very glad
to accept this invitation"
Senator Edge:
"If am in Washington. Tuesday
at the hour named. ! shall be very
glad 10 witness the ceremony Of
presenting the petition to members
OF Congress. am sure the event
will be an imposing one"
Senator Capper:
II shall be very glad indeed 10
serve as a member OF the Senate
reception committee when your
organization presents its petition
to the two houses OF Congress"
Senator Lenroot:
"I have yours OF the 9th in
stant. and shall be very glad TO
act as member OF the Senate
reception committee"
In addition 10 the names OF Con-
gressmen announced yesterday as
members OF the petition reception
committee from the House are Con-
gressman Albert b. Rossdale,
Twenty-third New York district,
who wrote:
"I shall be on hand Tuesday
when the bonus petition comes
along. II l can help in any way
you may be certain that l will
do So"
Opponent 10 Be Present.
Congressman Underhill:
"As you know, opposed the
bonus bill when it was up in the
House for consideration. However,
had Il embodied the sales tax plan
of raising the necessary revenue
to finance II, probably would
have given Il my support"
CONGRESSMAN Mccormick:
1T wish 20 acknowledge receipt
Of your communication OF April
26th relative to the presentation OF
a petition for q soldiers bonus TO
Congress at noon May 2, at the
main W Nit NobANOH
shall be there"
The national bonus committee de-
sires TO acknowledge the receipt OF
many other letters from Congress
men and Senators evincing great in
terest In presentation of the bonus
petition, and stating that the writers
would be present II II were possible
to be in Washington on the date
named.
Throughout negotiations for stag
ing the petition presentation cere-
mony the greatest courtesy has been
shown the veterans by both officials
of the Capitol and the District OF
Columbia. Elliott Woods, architect
OF the Capitol, and Capt. w. ".
Shelby, OF the District police, have
issued the necessary permits for the
unusual demonstration which will
take place on Tuesday.
A troop OF District police has been
detailed 70 act as an escort for the
Mack truck bearing the million-name
petition from the White House to
the Capitol entrance.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-19
NESTOS OIL COMPANY

II Al a-cne2- 20 5-G- -.e a1-=z-
15ts-a O -ae Tc-e-s avg! 5-e- 1h= l.
SIS II tbs III pag-- 1Es Ctg-5=-
News N is lzS1e - Or 18th Es7ee-
l3shszc charges eesc f-sT=--c- y szs-sss
vas Using his ot@lc= In zr-zc-z-r =
lid ca cl3- company - zoe
[%s--zar-News vel l@E --.s-= E&
2ns5lU-s2y To formulation =cr e-@s
-l2-ges- The frs z-e -Lz- a1+y-1, :
---4zr before Coz NeS-os' alese-.1.-. Is
~ partner, Q. 3 E=-5-z-z5, ea--al
= G1-,3--.ey t:- Fl =. = -zz-v 1se--.--
.--G=-z2-1eG n Li-a- - 2ay ~ z5s
s2-1i-zS n wzs g5z-a- e-z-1zz-2
4-zac-2z- u ,E1= s-ocE % - LETT rz-sy
zDC L-. Nests 21=3-E ~ Tzzz-.--=-,.
2seeiTezs Rz-- u aaa- zrzaG-z-77 The
aS- ting Ny Ee-3gs-1ao ms empty
@E-e, 1921 ets3-- Z hall yee- be-
~ HI Neszgs beanie gEsr=--aC-- hls-
:, ==S,as -eTer ACTED Is e--o--ev .3-
TT company, never aa6 anything ID
ID with is management. and zgrs-
-ad any interest in j. heyo-,6 1Ss saaz.Es
amount 81 st14cs acquired Is stated
zoore-
The Governor promptly denied -A=
charges OF the Courier-NeEs. and me
directors OF TIE oil company. inG;g-
2aac At having their concer, lahel=6
Wild cat" oil company as well as
>ecanse G: the ur2wsrranre4t attack 81
h Governor. issued statement t=o-,
hair office II Mino-. setting forth the
arts stated above In addition they
sla.eo that q circular prepared by an
eoTe-t2sing agency in which Gov.
sasE1s wss named as eze Of the
prominent men interested in the COM
Any. was sent out without their sp-
7-cTal Or knowledge. They also in
~-so@o that The company was run in
IN 1aaes7 and open manner. and that
~ CourterNevvs was acting in con-
:-2c-5on with E certain Individual who
- .es-- 1-g:cg 70 h.ackmail the
'nzaa-y- Not a.! Of the directors are
-G=Tseldeats. but they all heartily
e7-cce1ran the unscrupulous tactics OF
re Courier News
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fnr tor votes for Frazier on the
ground Ct party regularly. oIi ne
entering public life sir. Frazer mas
rsrer, except in 1918, when the Non Non,
rss--isaaz succeeded in getting, an
-@-.T- candidates on the Republican
s:c.:g- supported the Republican ticket
IS whole
In 1915 he opposed the Republican
-,T---:r,a4 for state treasurer. In spe-
cizl election. III the First Congression-
g7 Dssr-ic. in 1917, he supported a
Democrat, John II. Bser, VINO was
cunning IS an independent against
~ Republican candidate, o. 3. Burt
mss In -he urinary campaign IN
1878, te supported Democrats run
mig IN Republican primaries, in the
rirs- and Third Congressional DIS
.-s--s- against candidates Of whose
Gepzblicanisnl there was no question.
He pursued the same course IN wv.
In -a=. fall campaign IN 1920 he again
supported Democrat, Baer, running
e Al independent candidate for Con
--ess IN 1ae First District against the
regularly nominated Republican can
Gs6z.s- In the same campaign ne
s2z2csst several Of the regularly NOM
mated Republican candidates on the
gs2-.t.iear state ticket. He is doing
ne sare .hing IN this campaign.
In 1920 ne went into the state OF
Montana and opposed the regularly
dominated Republican ticket, and
Urged she election Of the Democratic
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sha STATE When ting money loaned
= t1e Bank Is obtained by 1As sale
~ 6az1s, there EGay perhaps lc- De
zg3y zppreslzbss tlt=s renee resulting
IN .1e zra1ygzEt - 12sE2Ale funds IN
GA@ STATE: II zt1s 3cECs are sid CIT
side u the STATE part u al Of ersa-
--ozEv -lIa. might Otherwise rave
been ssE1 INFO ne S.z-@ IN ting FORM
q farm mortgage loans Eag 6ss IN
rested II the ao1ts. End that money
l. in 1u-n 5rTese=1 IN 5zr-1 mortgage
hans By TIE Bank % North Dakota
Tta ne. result nay 0r nay NOT t's
-e- Increase IL sosaahle funds, Il c1s
conditions II G1e STATE 1-e sch -Eas
people II OTTER S.A1es haze SZl ae.s-s
Ss0z6oe-1ce II oCr 12cr- gsge loans to
r7n13n1e investing II sle-n- Eas Non
1av12sz1S WEN In S01-o4 q l-e
Bank however, did nut obtain e-ods
tar t1r Ecans they m=5@ by IN sale o.
bids. b.c.. by Using molsT already N
eoe S-a.s. hat Is S127z- County
.c1-s1ir. school and cs-l=- local funds,
WITCH were ~ Lag r4-1r=d - t.z DE-
pasit=G with ,he Bank Of North Oa-
s9ez- and .1= le1 result Ezs IS d.
-inlsa -Ea= amount % ss3s1zh2e ---as
IN --e site Is Tce7 -11s -1e7SE WaS
sent 70 ether STATES = payment o.
former loans II dc III. es2-3e tscs
Trough s1e purchase n bonds A-1
n addition. -ae e,o-d5.lG-s created oE
-le Ncnqsrisa-S asE -ls effect o. O.
s-r9y-s-g the confidence Of -G= people
controlling stEa-ztls funds and .Ae
5-z, -=Su3. q .1e No-7G--ssa- ae-lTl-
rs RS hsS- q immense -sc1G-sEs-a
II .ee s-ze-rs Of funds avalzs1.s s+0-
.ozrs - Ing farmers o NC--l Dss1F--a-
C11av 1.e s6Zl-1S--a-5Q- II Cor
Nes-ars- -1s confidence - people II
a1Ee- states 1as J. graf -sGsE-s
t.e=2 rsS-ore5- e1a<ss c-2E- ts1 TIE
Bank 81 North Dakota are t5e5o-s6 On
presentation .ss2 warrants ara sold
q osr. lcs-S o. :a-- Lands s-e -zos
~ larger sca3e 1sz1 me ND--Es--l-
saz sE--,:S--z-5G=- =ys- ATTEMPTED.
z-e made o1ly 20 sc-1z1 :a---@-s- s-e
ma6e n amounts wlsc1 z-s III sI-
<>E.ss5ve considered el-os- w5-1 .ss-'ss.s,e..
20 ..s -a-us Of tae -s-o u El5S-
-zG= ~ Ihs a-o-1 Saz1e1 10 sac.
-,e-so-, arg mad w5-.1oo. -a-z-5 u
.le r,o--vws-s o1351zeaz a-5c-s-
arg -z6= II c1e cr1=- o. -1s -ssr,=c-
Ire app25cz2-21as, and ara ag-st-E %
-,9r.5o-=5 a-aons IL df=ers-- cez1-
- aeru-1.-E ~ 1-e5- sS@a.ec -
315rz12soLs and -14 a1--1ziz--z-51a-2 -
II Bank. g q FL ether 6s-sz ---.-rza a-..s
= .ne S1s-s gyoVs------ Gas -.sa-
i-1@-l2Ee-l- 1znA1- @sc5a1 and l-s-
partial. N marked cxs---zS1 u IN
o-zEl5ng and ioe= ;cs=-- -=1E1s1s All
re3-e-eas.55e practices v-ic. 1-e
T251ed rlllf els Nc1pz--z1-s Rs-s
Y c-o---oi
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ST7CE To NCRE DAKOTA

Tar 1oD many farmers E-s lszTlnc
Ng-11 EaEkg-a TINS i'll E7ns-s z-s
-sG IE-y 1a-n salas- Il Il MI Il. Il
Surprising z-1- - 1tis- 1a-r1la,.s sZrpEid te liz
sEs1...,zE--=t1 e lns g1-asarE.., lgw l.J-lcs.s.
I1EE lETs grgWl lErcR ,s:-pl4s., BIZ
a5-s- .7Eg2g n1gl EEl,anssass, ind TN
-.=E 8z1'e NE cTEE4tit much money TN
Ez-
II E-ls1 ~ -'s-ne11na, 1.uHEe1isssc
80 S-aG-.le 55E--Z-a=z-,s III going 70 atgT.
Ls144 z.-g@1- 51.sI-L -rlE .l,-sszsIr- ystsEzrs
2.s-zs---9s=sss~ EaE.ys Z 4zcga Euzml.,szr tIgzzs
-2z1@ -EaeGc aE--,sIlsE.s E4s1ctz run l-Ezzz.
grin EgEgEGsEsy a9E hiking c0ws Egaa
crz21sz7g F,Z5-z--y- El-l=ssse tac-ulssrs :2,-a
= s-1z-t= = 2n241 l-taz. grin 10y 4tssz- e.
PRICES E1L5- s.,e Almost acsr-lz.ir Il
CO..
S.De 11z--n=-s z-s z1V1i''7ed IN such
Ss-a-'= -1-2s-ae=zs---T 1-a1 II Seems lLs1
only Z Ez--acl= VII rssesE-1 n -al=z5- ss.4ll-
ing free from G1sstr 3srsr---ss .-2z-r- S,1,-4
- loE- lzra F1s1aas II :G--aa-le7. iflef-.s
=sewn=-s E11 s-s lET2g Eils2r1s III
getting sHsy-
Ere E-1ee 5l,1E-ng Il INA. sT.-ssr1Ggn
s-9I al zgas, tn oaspa-1.lss4-11
7='a5.---1 Gc,ge Tn tEr-ns-s u -g--I- va:-sst-
eEn S9-.a Dakota liz eEnslas- -zns
ss2ac-s- Te-y sss-asy-asEF t,sEz-s- sd=,,'a5zl1lg
70 -oscsse elsewhere ~ know mt
o.zy soll Is tas -os1 E3ss,-5il4 po earth
NCSaeg9 saa s,s--sr erss,s II -,g1z1ls.as,
garden truck 81 I'll nEuas, e1E1s1n
kinds Of s-aIl s-15as. fs46 zn5 -ns
small grain hra p-r.5-to=,5 1eaan r1gin-
here under Ordinary, nQad51ao-ls Z
proper methods arg applied Nagxo=rs
ear land Is good Is CHE a= sssc.grsd
for the same p-lrs- Tae 5zwE- WHO
lea-es No-Eh Dakota nGI Tx INFO
consideraIion thai 10 mzIs- waers
ne goes he VIII e.a boafrs-1s5 VIII
the same low prizes. and II tn @sas-
gain ne VII. -ll ZIP against good
sized srag IN tae way Of higher PRICED
land and high rants III
The Sa--e- WIG Silks 80 N<a-..in
Dakota. farms on moderate st.z3es
diversisses. pays oE-s .541le for wagss.
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o'CoNNOR HAS GOOD CROWDS

J. F. T. O'Connor has resumed his
speaking tour, which was interrupted
last week by his trip to Washington
in an endeavor to secure additional
extension of credit to North Dakota
from the War Finance Corporation
He spoke this week in the southern
part of the state, and was received by
large and enthusiastic crowds. At
Minor, where he spoke Monday at II
in the morning, he had an audience
of more than 200 people. At Cakes,
where he spoke at o'clock in the at
ternoon of the same day, he was met
by the band and had an audience Of
more than 300. These are exception
ally good crowds for day meetings,
and especially so at the beginning Of
the campaign when farmersyare still
busy in the field,
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lfl-NS THAT HELP AND LOANS
THAT HURT

Il s-Ez9zs - Dc the assumption Of
tn NzEEsa-.5ssls Ii -ae discussion Of
t-2@ -2a...zr q loans TO the farmers
Glzt i Ese Bark Loans say one mil
Tie. =aS25z-s, either Oh land er On
szzzrs..y7g-= -sz5Is- there i one NIL
2I~n czE5e-= -1uze available 10 farm
ss II ing Wy u Trans than there
@Zs RI zse s1e1 lnzzs were made
TSsE ignore -a= fart that N the great
majority II Eases where Z 1osz IS
raaos - : farmer 5y 11e rural credits
Dap v1rz2s-- II 1lE Bank OF MOTH
Iasg.z- re money SO loaned Is sent
O. Il I2e STATE 10 pay q z former
ss~aH- 80 "a l8szn nss1= by the Bank
merely -zaes t1e place Il uaaney for
E-:erzE 1sz-sd BY parsons outside o.
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SUPREME COURT JUDGES


i. L reported -E-@- there = Z 1=-a-
.aa-y Il size sections CO -1= rsz-c> o.
.ss3r2e cf tn Independent voters u
ygst= Tor 1-= Of --e N9-0ar-lsan cs1-
ts5da4es for IL Supreme Corr TSc'2
hzppe-s - 1@ .E'ca- a2an- -sZd
there are SG1re Independent papers
unc z-z Supporting Liz 0. --e Noo-
parish. candidates Il cannot u
too s1-oog3y III pressed on .ne lice
u.azS--- To-4-s 80 1--S i vE-E
azr-eyglS rZeve--@--- With n-ay ~
sz2e N Et,- .e+eg-- Il. S---y u o-e III
q all -or-e q 11e I-6sps22sae calo1-
date suc -1s Supreme Dsac1, an
may even e-6z-ge- -2e entire lnoe-
r,es orn- -3rse-. t,o-n Ssza-@ alc Legs
1z.!re. L Io6er,eo6=-, votsrs II o-e
locality vote for Ncnpag.2sac ca-Cl-
z;zte t,sxz@e l < 2Ctal lz-- o--e,S
al. 90 IL same thing II o-.sC zees--
zI5es- "a a5eh VII necessarily ceS--- II
-e--.-E-- cgw- ene To-e II al --e czo-
6Gzcss And this 5csS xii MI te
Ezo= Up ~ Any votes from c1s No--
oa-1lsa-S- No No1psz-.1ss-2s are go
ing - ve.e +or any u TIC l1cele-ac-
e.. candidate whether OK 10. ,hsy
are 2pre2 Eel I.e-e ara 10 $AlEa--
sis1 newspapers supporting czool-
dates woo ara MOI No1pa--ls@ls- TIE
Lesgae-s arg holding ,lsz- linz i--ae.-
Iz1@ II the candidates sg- Ing ST.
prene h.eoca have been ind9rss5 oy
IRE Nesnpa--5saas, 11e5- names are
ez5l.Stesc IN .h= Ng1pzrisa1 1eESls-
gers g zsz-. . .1a Nozpa-z5sao .5ck-
q, and *Gey zsv receiving ne support
u rs7s No.UarlSa-s Na1- o. -le1
has declared -hz, u Is not Np1pz--5-
san- Or does MOI bsl3eTe IN eas.- pr1--
-3p3@ or does cys favor their po-2G5ss,
~ DIS ac1 sqg-oys O. their methods
szzs ing. should make public STATE
middle ground n this campaign i
IeE-F-az5er-LHnks crowd Or ae IS
aoss rgz c=-1l2ze publicly against
Fey privately say 10 MS friends
Il L no- z question OF whether We
ara 20 nave Noopg-5ss, judges OF
/ y 4 Judges Ii Is question %
zssze-2e- we are 10 hzve judges coz
t-o53sG ~ tn No-pz-1lsan League
s=zders- csr Judges wholly tree an6 IL
tfc-+r1@t----A ~ l--s Organize -L-- -3S--
L ID doubt Is 70 wna- -he League
leaders XII expe~- from -51a csr5i-
dates t1=y arg supporting. T e-Acze6-
I2z only way ~ have free and IL
c.sToe-acs-- judiciary i u @lee- judges
who 60 no1 owe their nomination and
=2e-1i-., TO I51e League .eg6eEs.
ii t1e Independent ezz--ss2S55l:5z.es CT
r. e.ecE@1 Il I'll the Independent ToI-
sEs e "a re polls and vo-e +or al
t5e Independent candidates. They
can not oe elected II -ae Independent
voters % not 90 ~ the polls, OF i
they vote for No1perissz candidates
TIE margin q safety Is snail Ons
- twe Independent votes +or Non-
partisan candidates in each precinct
ERer defeat int entire Independent
E5e.-eL Voters @-o have 1he welfare
q the s1aes &. hear. can not afford 70
szAe az chance By voting for Non
partisan candidate because he Is 10
Gz3 ran ~ personal friend
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ticket. The same fall he went into
Minnesota and opposed the regular
Republican nominees, and worked for
the election of the Farnler-Labor can
didates. This summer he has cam
paigned in South Dakota in opposi-
ton to the Republican candidates and
in behalf of candidates who are not
on the Republican ticket and who are
not Republicans.
Mr.. Frazier ought to be the last
man to appeal for votes On the plea
of party regularity.
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VIII be On the ground fioor when prices
come back.
P Is. Madssa, z farmer who lived
south q 5Iirot, hsl6 z farm sale z
yaar ago and uzoTeG II Roberts eoun-
", s. D. He azs returned on bz-s.-
ness and informed the Independent
that leaving Ward county wzs the
g.e4tes. mistake Of bis ELs- he
wishes he was back and ne l. coming
hack just as quickly Is he csE MAKE
-h= proper arrangements SEQ-h pa
aoza Is good state and conditions
looked rosy to hiE1- Tne land IN Rob
ergs county during Eas peak prices sid
fog from $500 20 $50 per sc-e- Ihe
soil isn't IS good As tia. n Ward
e2lnry. The Sosa-n DAKOTA farms arg
nut predicting enough 20 PAY 1hs high
eazes, le1 zla-e procuring anything
On the Investment Wheat averaged
tss.-wasn S and s bushels u South Da-
.zo-a tais year S4r1a Dakota coEl
= not g good Is North Dakota c9-l
znEz ga- Da5-gl-g I'm BE- carried ~
5uS- Is wsI N Sor1h Dakota Is II
oz- sister STATE - .ls SGs-e1- NJ A1c-
sen states In. our fa@rS G1 %
ts=-.e- right here II Ward cou-y Z
-lsy apply s1s SAM methods -s=- 7:
-1e South Dakota farmers
Doa'1 3=zre North Dsko.s- Ess1 Ell-
p SOFT! 4 y0u Co
FRszEER'S PARTY REGULARITY
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COST OF STATE LICENSING DE-
PARTIENT UNDER LEMKE
and UNDER JOHNSON

i comparison Of tE2s cost Of run
mig tae S-aIs Licensing Department
q -1e Attorney Generals OdIce tn
Ger the NeS-os administration. with
the ccs- olgirg FrzzE4rs sGrnIn;s--a-
tim. shows ssga2e Interesting facts
T33-14- LeIEe became aE-5En. gen
esal January !, 1921; ne stepped ou-
81 o-Tits November g. I@2l- He
found On assuming office = balance N
TIE License fund o. more than Sc, 900:
ts left cash ha2anee Of $1G. TIE
receipts during 1ae II months he was
N c-2cs 11sszle1 more than 81. 500;
cAs pzyune--s amounted 20 over $685.
1&45: II addition he eft unpaid bills
Il. -Ee zEo-n. 81 about 5000
Sve1-g;a-- johnson became a1.o-
-sy general November p, 1921 On
assuming oE5oa he found tle cash hal
z-se= in this fund to d $1,000; On
Oct !, 1872. when hs had been IN Of
5ee II months, TIE balance was a.
sc,nswez. smaller 11a- unos, L2s
predecessor. being So 800; -a= eZ-
pelses E3- I1= II no--ls were 81
$50; a@ 2Zsg paid the CsEc1- 2sf. %
-ls sre2=s=sso-- amounting 10 5000
in Cs.a@r words. esae eaS, II r--a5zs
-Le department. has D=so only o1e-
nth Of E-s1 Il Eas while NJ Ls-n.e
sa> s--1-=y gs1=-s-
Nj Lalks spe1. -he balance -
sZZ5 gHs3 e fond ~asn as G.sre5 o.
Sce. practically Eli ~1hs reessvls-
So; SO -55Is3. while IL ~2s II za51cs, besides
3aev1ng -1-sG 15Zs Of $1,000 MI
Je,1zso1 wn5l= L ol5cs 5a- -a.s sane
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-gaZEE2'S PARTY REGULARITY
The Nozpz-.lss-S ars 1U~ appeal
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C.2zz 1ss3z-sc= Il.
E@s=-z- administrator II ma,
y ~ a-2t,=- p .. -&4z1 u 0c-- /. ~
CGs. ssaza,s, NgT- b 1S II,
E.5.c,'=57--s 10 OF / -?22 Zl7:
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= : g---s--S 10 NgE-- % 14.2z
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E.~ -Clatl'


Ez4zoo. Oct / la21 Sn2 gea.-l3
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-14
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of an Venditioni Elk
ponas from the Circuit Court of
Obion County, State of Tennessee, in
the case of S. G. Laird VS.. Miles Rain
water, directed to the Sheriff of said
county, l will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, at the East door Of the
Courthouse in Union City, at one
o'clock pm. on the 10th day of April,
1922, one-sixth undivided interest
in certain tract of land, situated
in the 9Th Civil District of Obion
County, Tennessee, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the southwest cor
ner of the Simmons land; thence
East with the old line, 1171a poles
to a stake with white oak and black
oak pointers; thence North 48 poles
to stake with poplar, sassafras and
mulberry pointers; thence West Ill
poles to stake, with black walnut
and beech pointers; thence South 40
poles to the beginning, containing 70
acres more or less. Being the same
land transferred by G.. w. Davis to
J. D. Rainwater, January FL, 1895,
and registered in Book SIX, page
1873, of the Registers office for
Obion County, Tennessee. Said land
will be sold subject to the homestead
and dover of Mrs. L. G. Rainwater.
This the 9Th day of April, 1922.
j. W. CHERRY, Sheriff.
E. H. Lannom, Atty for Plaintiff.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-14
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Lettie Lillian Holly VS.. Chester Hol-
Iy.-Circuit Court, Obion County,
Tennessee.
In the above styled cause, it ap-
pearing from the bill of complaint,
which is sworn to, that the place
of residence of the defendant is un-
known and cannot be ascertained
upon diligent inquiry, so that ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served
upon him. 1t is therefore ordered
that the said above named defendant
appear before the Circuit Court of
Obion County, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the first Monday of May, 1922,
that being the first day of the regular
May term of said Circuit Court, and
make defense to the said bill, or the
same will be taken as confessed by
him and the said cause set for hear
ing ex-parte. 1t is further ordered
that publication of this notice be
made for four consecutive weeks in
The Commercial, a weekly newspa-
per published in Obion County, Tenn.
This March 80, 1922.
]. N. RUDOLF, Clerk.
Geo. A. Gibbs, Sol. for Complt.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-14
Give a Thought to Music.

The best authorities urge that pi-
amos should be inspected and cared
for regularly and frequently, and, by
all means, should be tuned, at least,
twice a year.
have made piano tuning and al
lied arts my chief study and en-
deavor, and will assure honest and
conscientious work in this vocation.
But it is evident that, to get the best
satisfaction and results from piano,
it must be kept in tune, in regula-
ton, in voice, in repair. This can be
achieved only by regular and fire.
quent endeavors.
Just as the human voice ap-
proaches perfection in the achieve
ment of the art of cultivation, only
by the best devised practice, so must
the piano retain it's individuality by
the most cautious attentiveness to its
needs. Regular prices for irregular
tuning. Special prices for regular
and frequent tunings.
Faithfully,
G. R. FUQUA.
Address, Terrell, Tenn. Telephone
389-Y. 3-2tpd
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-14
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.

By virtue of an Venditioni Ex-
ponas from the Circuit Court Of
Obion County, Tennessee, in the
case of Hornbeak Hardware and Fur
niture Company VS.. w. e. Rainwater
and L. G. Rainwater, directed to the
Sheriff of Obion County, l will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at
the East door of the Courthouse in
Union City, Tennessee, at one o'clock
pm, on the 10th day of April, 1922,
a two-fifths undivided interest in and
to 70 acres of land more or less, sit
uated in the 5th Civil District of
Obion County, Tennessee, bounded
as follows: Beginning at stake at
the southwest corner of the Simmons
land: thence East with the old line
117h poles to stake, with white
oak and black oak pointers; thence
North 48 poles to stake, with pop
lar and sassafras and mulberry point
ers; thence West Ill poles to a
stake with black walnut and beech
pointers; thence South 48 poles to
the beginning, containing 70 acres
more or less, being the same land
that was conveyed by G w. Davis to
J. D. Rainwater, on January FL,
1895, and which is recorded in Book
3-X, page 1873 Of the Registers Of
fee for Obion County, Tennessee.
This land will be sold subject to the
homestead and dover interest of Mrs.
L. G. Rainwater.
]. w. CHERRY, Sheri1t.
This the 5th day of April, 1922.
e. H. Lannom, Atty for Plaintiff.