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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Difuntos
REv. CAMEO YARoa

De Ell Prado de Taos, Taos, N. NJ,
nos comunica ell Sr. Noises Varos,
10 ~siguiente:
Senior Editor de Ell Nuevo Mexica-
no, Santa Fe, N. Mex,
Muy senior mfos-Le quedere muy
agradecido por un pequeno especio en-
su peri0dico para dar publicidad a
10 siguiente, por 10 cual le anticipo
mi humilde gratitud.
FL Rev. Camilo Varos de esta To-
calidad falleci6 en- su hogar a las 3
de la noche del dia 4 de Ahril 1919,
Sc enferm0 va van 6 amos pasados
de una afectaci0n del coraz6n y des-
pues Sc Gamble en- una complication
de todos los 0rganos internos, con.
ltra la cual todos los doctores de la
Ilocalidad muy Embellishments hicie-
ron el mayor esf1erZo para c0mbatir
sin buen efecto. Naci0 en- ell conda-
do de Rio Arriba, NJ Mex ell dia 10
de Abril de 1850. Sc espos6 con
IAgapita Chavez; en- Nov. III de 1870,
y de su matrimonio sobreviYen 5 hi
jos Y S hijas. Fue miembro digno de
la Iglesia Metodista Episcopal: y en-
OStuDic 10 w lCVl tut OiuNHHdu 4f
nistro de dicha iglesia por Ell obs
lpo willard r. Mallalieu en- la COME
rencia tenida en- esa fecha en- Peral
lte, n. Mex. En- ell desempeho de 81
eficio supli6 varlos lugares en- los
Circuitos de Rio Hondo, Taos, Wagon
Mound, NJ. Mex, v San Pedro, Colo,
Tra muy estimado por sus compahe-
ros-obreros por 81 afable counpane'
rismo, muy admirable por su since
lridad v fidelidad en- SUI trabajo mt
sionero. Sus vecinos y conocidos, 70
respetaban por su amablidad y cor
tesla. Los servicios funebras tantc
en- la noche, como en- el ca~1nposanto,
donde fue sepultado solemnemente,
Ell dias6 de AbriIs a las 3 p. mo fue'
ron dirigidos por el Rev. n, Al. Bas'
set, u. ID. Supt. del NORTHEASTERN
District de la iglesia NJ. e. y fueron
muy numerosamente atendidos poE
amigos y conocidos que asf demos
traron sl respeto v estimation por 81
IdiEunto y su familia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

aunQue faltas de detalles, nos mar
ticipan del susie que lIevaron las
personals que componian Ell corteio
Mnebre de un vecino de aquel lu-
gar que volvi0 q la vida POGO antes
de haiar a la tumba.
Alexandra Ortiz es 81 nombre del
protagonista, Ell que padecfa desde
hace tempo del ~coraz0n, pues con
frecuencia era presa de ataques que
10 pOstraban dejandolo en- un estado
lastimoso; refieren sus ~parientes que
81 microbes de la semana pasada,
despues de IN ataque mas fuerte ulle
los que con frecuencia pedecia, "mu-
RIO al menos todas las a~parienci9s
de la muerte Sc presentaron; 81 me.
dieo del lugar extendio eI certifica-
do correspondence y los dolientes
amortaiaron al fffo cuerpo de Or
tiz, que Tue velado durante toda Ia
noche entire cuatro chisporroteantes
rezos y Mgrimas de sus do
lientes. Mientras tantp, 80 tomaban
proyidencias para acompafar al, d.
funto a la Ultima morada; Sc abri6
una npeya. fosa en- ell pante6n y to-
dos los preparedness n~ecesarios que
daron t~erminadosF para dar cristia.
ma sepultura al finado. Por fin Sc
LID Ell ata1d de Ia casa del duelo lie
vado en- hombr0s de cuatro de sus
amigos, encaminandose al triste
camposanto del lugar; va cerca de
las verjas de la ciudad de los muer.
tos. los que lleyaban 81 ataud sin
theron que sus icabelleras Sc eriza-
ban de espanto 0al notar que ell d.
funto trataba do flibrarse de su es-
earcel; fu6 aquello una esce-
ma indeseriptible de payor, TODD ell
hugo espantado, viendo re-
al muerto.
Entire los que formaban 81 cortejo
hubo uno a quien tanto afect0
resurrection que muri0 re-
pentinamente.
Pasados los primeros momentos
De susie, Sc le dieron los auxiliosi
.necesarios al pseudo cadaver, qle
solo padecfa i'm ataque de cataiep-
STA. Ortiz yolyi6 a la ciudad de los
tocandole acompafiar al pan.
te6n al pobre amigo que muri0 del
susie. que llevafon con la inesperada
resurrection.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
1UN PUReANTE euENo, n DE Es
TiLo ANTicUADOv

Las Tabletas Catarticas de Foley,
un ~saludable purgante, que entera'
monte 1impia los intestinos, endulza 81
est6mago, arregla Ell higado. Para in
DIGESTION, NAL aliento, erutaci6n, gas
o constipation, ningdn remedio e.
mas aItamente r~ecomendado. VIM Q,
Fl. Bieie, Hancock, Mich, escfibe He
dado a las TabIetas Catarticas de 70
ley una entera prueba y puedo homes
tamente accommodates como un mo
dorado pero SECURE laxante. 0bra sin
molestar.D Da a las pefsonas robusr
tas y corpulentas agradable y libre
perception. De venta en- la Capital
Pharmacy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

statement 81 the ownership. manage
ment, circulation. etc. required ~ the
at q Congress 1sscs e Ar gg.sII.i ~ is m2s,,{ q
~ santa Re, New Mexico, for April y
State q New Mexie0
County Of santa Fe
Before me, 8 Notary Public IN and for
.Slis 7 aDsear sRp R S2RR's N a1 MendsTaop ~ wRoi
having been duly sworn according TO
law, deposes and says that he Is the
Msxieano ana that the following is. to the
best OF HIS knowledge q belief. 2 true
statement OF the ownership, management
circulation, etc, Of the aforesaid publi-
eation for the date shown in the above cap
1912. embodied in section 443. Postal
Laws and Regulations printed on the re-
verse OF this form. to wit:
That the names and addresses Ct
the publisher, editor, managing editor.
and business MANAGERS are;
hehing Corporation, Santa Fe,. N NJ
Editor. q. Dana johnson, Santa re N. M.
Managing Editor =! Dana Johnson
Santa Fe, N, M.
Business Manager Ralph M, Hender-
son. Santa Re, N. "a.
Mrs. Cabot Ward, Is East Tenth
street New 1lQfk, ~. tINM" |IEMH
Herbert D. Mason, Tulsa, Okla.
Brian Boru Dunno. Santa re. N. N.
3. That the known bondhoiders,
-mortgagees. y other security holders
owning or holding ] per cent or more Of
total amount Of bonds. mortgages. or
other securities ares
Intartype Corporation, Brooklyn, N. X.
Bronson M: Cutting, Santa Ee. N. Nj
4. That the two paragraphs : next
above. giving the names OF the owners,
stockholders. and security holders, ~ any
contain not only the list OF stockholders
and security holders as they appear up
on the books of the company but also,
in cases where the ~stockholder or Sc
lcurity holder appears upon the books Of
the company as trustee or in any other
fduciary relation, the name Of the
person or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting. Is given; also that
the said two paragraphs contain state
ments embracing a~ffiant's full knowledge
and belief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockholders and
security holders who do not appear upon
the books Of the company as trustees.
hold stock and securities in a capacity
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

I'll mundo es una linterna magica
III tempo, que la muestra, no cesa
de gritar: Aparece, desaparecei y
todas las figuras. 10 mismo que los
e~spectadores, le obedecen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

Guam bIen Sc aplican las inspira-
das ~palhbraA do san Pablo a. este
venerable 4ieryD de- Dios, Tile pelea-
do Ia buena batalla, he acabado la
carrera. he guardado Ia 10. Por 10
demas, me estA euardada IA corona
de jnstlcia, Ia cual me dara Of So
nor, iuez Jllsto, en- aquel dial y no
solo a mi sino tambien q todos los
que aman 81 venida."
Sirya esta tambien, para expresar
de parte de Ia sra. Agapita Q. de
Varos. Ia apesarada esposa, v de to.
da la familia. Ell sincere ngradeci-
miento de- elios. a todaa las persohas
Que de diyersos MOODS v tan carl
lhosamante han manifestado su sim
patia " condolencia.
Muy respetuosamente quedo de us
ted humilde servidor,
Noises Varos,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
Yariedades y Noticias Generates
x*MNHN*##* M********
FoRo pusLlco
EL MuNDo.

E mundo parece ser un vastisimo
temple dedicado q la discOrdfa.
~
FL mundo nos encanta por el pla
Ger, y nos desencanta pOr Ell d0loT.
. y
Ell mundo es un golfo profundo;
quien no sabe nadar Sc va al fondo
A. r 10 a
M mltndo es un libro, cuyos carac
tefes no son legibies para muchof
El mundo es un bale de masca
a en- que cada uno procura dis
f~razarse.
IA mundo es award de sus donei
s~eseFgado; solo eoncede 10 que nc
8g q y
Los mas amables, en- ell mund0
son los que menos irritan el amor
propio de los otros.
q 4 y
FL mundo es i'm verdadero feniz
Que renace de sus cehizas y Sc re
nueya por la muerte.
En- la gran feria del mundo, 10
das las mercancfas son ~enganosas Q
por 10 menOs s~pspecnosaS.
El mundo es un cOrrupto cuyo so
10 oontaeto altera la puresa de las
cpstumbres mas i~nocentes,
ri mundo esta tan corrompido que
Sc adquiere la reputation de hOmbfe
de bien solo con no hacer NAL.
Z
Ei mundO es un yasto mercado en-
que los errofes Sc yenden por yer
dades y l0s vici0s pur viftudes,
En- el teatrO del mundo ono ac'
torres mientras j6venes; vie
jos. solo debemos ser e~speetadoreE1
III sabio pasea por Ell mundo como
por una enfermeria d . aliena-
dos que pretende curar 8 81 elem
plo,
En- ell escenario del mundO, como
en- el de los teatros, los que repre-
sehtan no 0 los que mas Sc dt
viertcn.
1l mund0 es una nave que flota en-
mar tem~pestuosa: Sc la %conteimpla
con placer, pero no ne Ia puede a.
bordar sin peligro.
= 4 y
En- ell mundo no hay algeria sin
sobresalto, concordia sin disenci6n,
descanso SIM trabaio, riqueza sin
miseria, dignidad sin peligrc y gus.
to sin disgusto.
I'll mund0 es una linterna magica
IN tempo, que la muestra, no cesa
de gritar: Aparece, d~esaparecel y
todas las figuras. 10 mismo que los
expenditures le opedecen.
+#
En- la manera de tratarnos mani
fiesta el mundo que no es mas que
Ell lugar de ninestro destierro, y que
es otra nuestra patria.
III mrndn es una perpetual escla-
vitud, donde nadie yive para 81; dou-
de, para viRir en- paz, hay que be-
sar las propias cadenas v Aparen.
tar cue Sc anna eli c~aufiverio.
~
FL mundo es un comDuesto de bue-
o v de malos, de cuerdos y de To-
cos, de fueftes y dc flacos, de HON
hres de escasa inteligencia " de
in~teligencia privileBiado. Los cuef-
dos tienen sus mohlentos de yerrus
los locos, sus momentoa de raz6n;
los flacos sus accesoe de valentfa:
los fuertes, u instantes de flaque-
Ia. los dc cortos aicances, sus vis-
lunbfes de inteiigencia; y los de IN
t~ellgencia p~rivilegiada, sus eciipses
do buen sentido.
WI
VI $50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
LA RESURRECTION DE uN MuER-
TO MATA A YIN VINO.

I'm suceso de eaos que dc c1ando
en- cuando constitnyen Ia trama de
un capftulo espeluzanante en- las no
velas escritas para crispar los ner-
|yios, tuvo Iugar hace pocos dias en-
lMagdalena, segdn noticias que han
llegadado Dc Nogales, sonora, Las que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

other than That or 4 bona fids owner;
and this affiant has no reason 70 PEE
lleve that any other person association.
OF corporation ms any interest direct. or
Indirect in the soid stock, bonda, or other
securities than as 20 stated by him
Ralph M. HENDERSON,
Business Manager.
Sworn To and subscribed before me this
Eth day of April. 1919.
(Seai1 JESSIE y.
MY commission expires August 4. 1921.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17

opuestos a Ia prohibition nacional de
La union que tengan tai provision,
Como setenta y cinco por ciento de
estos estados tienen una ley de pro-
hibici0n de estado ahora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-17
ros FERlMA

Usen 81 refnedio de Chamberlain
para Ia Tos. Para ~apaciguar Ia tos,
y que la expectoraci6n este suels4
Es excelente.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
THREE HUN SHIPS,
FOR U. S. DEPART.
STEAMERS WILL BE TURNED
OVER TO AMERICA AFTER
REACHING ENGLAND.
TRYING TO SETTLE PROBLEM
Colonel House, of the American Mis-.
sion to Present Project Concern
ing the italian Juao-Slav From
tier-ltalIans Want Flume.

Paris.-The German steamships
Cleveland, Patricia and Cap Finistere,
which are to be handed over to the
United States, left Germany for Brit.
lsh ports, beginning the movement to
place. Hun ships under allied control.
The German crews will be replaced
by Americans in the British ports.
The vessels then, 1t Is expected, will
come to French ports to take Ameri'
can troops to the United States. They
will return with food for Germany.
The first food for Germany under
the agreement reached in Brussels
will come from England. 1t is under
stood that vessels are being loaded
and probably will reach German ports
within week.
The Germans have begun the move
ment Of gold to Brussels, where they
deposit 1t as collateral for the food.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
TO AID IN RECONSTRUCTION
Order Placed With Junior Red Cross
for Thousands of Chairs and
Tables for France.

Washington.-Man OF 10000
chairs and 10000 tables for the war
refugees of Northern France will be
started soon by 100000 school boys
working in manual training shops
throughout the United States. The
American Red Cross announced that
an order for the furniture had been
placed with the Junior Red Cross, and
that arrangements for filling 1t had
been completed.
As fast as the chairs and tables are
finished they win be sent to France
by the Red Cross and distributed to
refugees who have either no money to
buy furnishings or are unable to OBJ
tain furniture because Of the lack Of
materials and the destruction of fur
niture factories. A message Of greet
ing from the Junior Red Cross viii be
placed on each article sent.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
Cattle Men In Session.

Dallas, Texas.-Immediate settle
ment Of differences between packers
and producers. legislation which viii
remove any sources OF discomfort and
cooperation On the part OF cattle rails
ers towards promoting their interests
and the interests OF the nation IS =
whole. we're strongly advocated By
Senator John B. Kendrick Of WON
Inr. president Of the American Live
stock Association. addressing the
forty.shird annual convention Of tie
rexas cattle Raisers' Association.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
WILSON MAY. CALL
CONGRESS MAY IS
SPECIAL SESSION OF SENATE TO
DISCUSS TREATY, MAY
BE EARLIER.
RETURN is NOT NECESSARY
President May Convene Congress BY
Gable From France II the Peace
Treaty Far Enough Advanced
To Warrant Action.

Paris.--A special session OF both
Houses of the American Congress
probably will be called to assemble
about the middle of May, the date
when President Wilson hopes to re-
turn to the United States.
It is possible that II the treaty OF
peace is sufficiently advanced to war
rant such a course a special session
Of the Senate may be called even ear
lier to afford 1t opportunity to deal
with this subject before being called
upon to direct its attention to other
important matters, chief of which VIII
be financial affairs.
It is held to be unnecessary TOT
President Wilson TO be In Washington
when the call for such a special ses-
sion is issued, for this may be ca
bled from Paris in advance of his de-
parture from France. Mr.. wilson,
however, has reached no decision re-
garding the question and Ii reservins
the shaping of his course OF action
until he has a more definite idea OF
the date of his return to America.
The president is also keeping In
touch with the development OF senu-
ment in the United States toward q
league of nations. II the situation
appears to him to demand such &C
ton, 1t is not unlikely that shortly
after his return from Europe he Will
make an extended speaking tour, pre-
senting his view of the issue to the
voters in the states whose senators
are opposed to the ratification of the
league plan.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
THE ITALIANS MAY LEAVE
Delegation to Peace Conference De-
cldes to Withdraw Unless Fiume
Is Assigned to Italy.

Paris.-The Italian delegation to the
peace conference has unanimously de-
cided to withdraw from the confer
ence unless Fiume is assigned to Italy
contemporaneously with the conclu'
sion of peace. The decision was reach.
ed at a meeting Of the full delegation.
presided over by Premier Orlando. 1t
was Immediately communicated to the
powers.
Col House, Of the American mission,
promised Premier Orlando to present
within a few days a project concern
ing the Italian-Jugo-Slav frontier
which he hopes will satisfactorily set
tie the dispute.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28

Lexington, Ky.-Claude NJ. Johnson,
aged e6, chief federal department bu-
rsau Of printing and engraving at
Washington under the first Cleveland
administration. later United States In
dian agent in Arizona. died here.
After serving the government he was
sent to London and Paris as head OF
printing press company. He was
author Of number of books on civil
government He was son OF Mrs.
Rosa Jeaffreys Johnson, southern
poetess.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
WILL TAKE UP TIME
A BILL TO GRANT PRESIDENTIAL
AND MUNICIPAL SUFFRAGE
BEFORE ASSEMBLY.
Nashville.

-NaSnNllle.
The past week was a very active one
with the solons and the present week
will no doubt be filled with matters of
great Importance. During the last week
The senate passed the Mcfarland dog
law, which is a step toward the protec-
tion of sheep and a stimulant 20 the
sheep growing Industry in the state.
This bill provides a one-dollar tax on
male dogs and three dollars on female
dogs. The fund derived from this tax
will be used to reimburse farmers who
lose sheep on account of dogs.
A bill was passed which provides for
the use of convict labor in the develop
plent of the Herbert domains and in
working the timber on the Brushy
Mountain tract. Following up the pro
visions of this law, the state board Of
administration met and provided work
to begin at once on Brushy Mountain.
Thomas Wilson of Cumberland county
was appointed to supervise the cutting
and the manufacture Of this timber
Only one mill will be placed in opera
ton at first. If this proves profitable
and satisfactory three others will be
started and several million feet of vir-
gin timber will be manufactured from
this tract and placed on the market.
The state expects to realize hand
some sum from this tract OF timber,
which 1t is hoped will aid materially in
reducing the state debt.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
TOWN HAS DISASTROUS FIRE.
Fort Deposit. Alabama. Loss BY Fire
Estimated at $4,000.

Montgomery. Ala "A disastrous
fire. starting in 3 millinery store
wiped ont half the business section OF
Fort Deposit. Ala. and entailing loss
Of $4,000 in property. Eight build
lngs. largely one and two-story frame
structures. we're burned and only In
sersening streets and the activity Of
residents who formed . bucket bri
Eadss saved nearby property.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28

wsshlngton.-Nsvy department Of
ficials said that Secretary Daniels dur
ing his trip abroad probably you'd IN
vite the British government to SEPT
the grand feet TO New York for I
visit during the coming sumner.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
co,,,drt Stand cruelty Loncer.

Tulsa, okla.-when ]. H. Anderson.
oil man. began to beat his wife about
the head and body with his fists. 1t Is
ra,d. Mrs. Anderson ran to a dresser,
grabbed a revolver and killed her hus-
hand. Il couldn't stand his cruelty
any longer she told the police
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
SHORT 100000 HOMES.
Editor of American Builder Reports
Domestic Situation.

Domestic Situation.
Chicago.-The United States is
nearly one million homes behind It's
needs The shortage will be overcome
during 1919.
William A. Bradford, editor OF the
American Builder, made this assertion
here. He said 1t typifies building con-
ditions and ambitions for the recon
struction period in the middle west
A survey, he said. shows plans have
been laid to employ thousands OF re-
turned soldiers and complete dozens
of projects postponed by war.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
Flour At FOrty Dollars q Barrel.

Berlin.-The first lot Of flour import
ed into Germany since the armistice
was placed on sale in Cassel. The
price fas s5 pfennigs for German
pound, or approximately $40 a barrel
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
RESUME COFFEE SHIPMENT.
Ships Arrive at New Orleans Witt
Coffee From Brazilian Ports.

New Orleans.-Announcement tha'
coffee shipments between New Or
leans and South American ports has
been resumed on a pre-war basis wa,
accompanied by custom-house reports
thst five steamships and one schooner
carrying 4O4.444 bags Of Santos ant
Rio coffee, were ready TO dock.
All vessels were from Brazilian
ports. The coffee, II was announced
will be unloaded and distributed fol
The most part to northern states.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
nnuev,s suraeon DIES.

Springfield. Mass.--Dr. Abel Fitz
water Price. Admiral Dewey's fleet
surgeon at the battle OF Manila Bay.
died in a hospital here, aged II. DR..
Price was born in Lawrenceville, Pa.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28

Montreal.-The Rev. Father Rene
Labelle, parish priest OF Notre Dame.
Montreal, was chosen as superior-gen-
eral Of the Sulpician order in Canada,
to succeed the Rev. Father Trole, who
died last week.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
r,ds LIE win vapon

Nav York.-Capt Reginald 3. Tsy-
,or chief Of personnel Of the gas staff.
chemical division, U. S. A, with head
ouarters here. committed suicide BY
snhAling gas.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
4,4,27s MEN BROUGHT HOME.
Troop Movements for One Week Break
Record.

washington.-Troops returning from
France during the week ended March
"a numbered 5s.454. the largest total
for any week since the armistice was
signed. Figures made public by the
war department showed that up to
March IA 414,27s men had been
brought home.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
Giant AIrplane Under c

Giant AIrpIsne Under Construction.
Berlin.-The sumpler airplane fac
tory in Bavaria. the plant which pro
duces the noted Taube airplanes. has
under construction a giant airplans
Intended for transatlantic flight
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28
DRY DOCK is TESTED.
VIII BE Ready April Work Began
on Il Two Years AGO.

Baltimore, Md.-A 20,00O-ton float.
ing dry dock. which is much larger
than the dry dock Dewey, also built
here. received It's first test at the
plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Corporation. II win be ready April /.
Work began on it two years ago.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28

Nashville.-The convention OF the
Royal Arcanum Of Tennessee elected
the following officers: Grand regent.
Charles S. Bernard Of Memphis; vice.
regent. L s. Greenwood OF Chests-
ooga; grand orator, D. G. McCraw or
Memphis; grand vice regent. ". H.
Gray Of Nashville; grand treasurer,
Lewis David Of Knoxville: grand
guide, ]. H. Rudy Of Memphis: grand
secretary, James Champion Of Nash.
vile, L Lewinthal, Jr.. Of Chatta-
ncoga and J. G. johnson II Knoxville
were named on the committee on LAPS
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28

The management Of the vocational
school for girls, located at Tullahoma,
is placed under the direct supervision
Of the board Of administration, accord
ing to a bill which passed the senate.
Serious charges were made against
those who have been managing this in
stitution bv Senator Mcfarland. who
was chairman Of the committee which
investigated the school
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-03-28

Somerville.- The third county meet,
ing in this county Of the cotton acre
age reduction forces was held at the
courthouse here March %. Each dis
trict in the county is being organized
through a district committeeman, sew
eral districts having called meetings
to discuss plans for reducing cotton
acreage this year.