The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-10-15
TENNESSEE
EVENTS.
Gathered from AnCOr-
ners Of the State and
Told in Briefest Form

Central left the rails Just before reach
ing the station here last Saturday
night. The three coaches turned over
after leaving the rails, but the engine
and tank remained upright although
derailed. The engineer had Just blown
for the station when the train left
the track. The cause of the derail-
ment is given as a broken rail eight
feet of rail having been found broken
in several places.
Chattanooga.--W Palmer, under
indictment here for murder was ar
rested in Los Angeles, Cal, where he
was working in restaurant as
waiter. Palmer is wanted for the kill.
ing of a negro while shooting at
white man, the victim being an inno4
cent bystander. He was to have bean
tried in criminal court two weeks ago.
but had left the country before the
case was called. Palmer waived ex-
tradition and left Los Angeles in come
pany with a Chattanooga officer
Nashville.-The secretary OF state
sent out 1900 poll books to the various
voting precincts over the state, to be
used in the November election. Each
voting place will receive two books
one OF them to be filed with the coun-
ty court clerk OF the county in which
the vote is taken and the other to be
sent to the secretary Of states office
here. Each book contains four extra
sheets for women voters.
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Knoxville.-Five delegates and II
alternates to the state convention OF
| the Daughters OF the American Row.
olution, to be held in Memphis Noyeub
Der - 5, were appointed Ut the
d. A. R. celebration on Kings Noun
tain and Constitution day set at the
home of Miss Mary Boyce Temple
state regent.
Murfreesboro.-The barn OF ID. w.
Butler, located two miles out on the
Salem turnpike, burned A lot of hay,
farming implements and one mule
were lost in the barn. The fire Is be-
iieved to have been Of incendiary orb
GIN Blcodhounds from Nashville were
called for by Mr.. Butler
Lynchburg. county held ito
annual county and stock fair and mule
sale last week. This is the beginning
OF the mule sales, which will be held
every two weeks during the winter. An
immense crowd was present ana the
fair was complete success.
Lexington.--At the Central TenneA
see Conference, in session here, pre-
eided over Bs Bishop Frank M. Bris-
tol OF Chattanooga. It was decided to
hold the next session In Baxter.
Chattanooga. PUstoffice In.
: spector Cole received a report that the
postoffice at Lynchburg had been en-
: tered by burglars and that all money
and stamps was taken.
sI sssss
Knoxville.-The state meeting Cf
} the Tennessee Congress OF Mothers
| and Parent-Teacher Associations Is I'd
/ be held In Chattanooga, october "a
! % and 20.
Paris.-The democratic women Of
Henry county perfected strong work
ing political organization at mass
meeting held at the courthouse ia
: Paris.
Memphis. CT the stagnans
tone in the lumber market a number
!, Of mills here are reducing their rum
|. ming time and laying off a number Of
men.
Nashville.-At the regular meeting
Gf the Davidson county Pure Bred
! Poultry association II was decided to
hold a winter poultry show here.
Springfield. Seventy registered
Jersey cows were sold at auction At
OaRhurst Farm. near here, the sale
: netting approximately $4,000.
D
5 Dyersburg.-Mrs. Rhea Warden Mo
!. Cuskey died at local hospital Her
' remains were forwarded to Grafton.
d w. Va, for interment
: Trezevant.--Miss Bessie Bennett Of
3 Hollow Rock. this county, and Wax
\ fer Landlord Of the 18th district were
!. married.
!, Knoxville.-By a score OF 30 70 O
Tennessee suffered a defeat IN the
annual fray with Vanderbilt on Wait
; Field
: Hartsville.- Trousdale County High
4 school defeated Duncan school here
BY a score Of SO to 0.
Knoxyille-Restrictio on dancing
have been placed by aRthoritieq 81
the University q Tennessee. ON
Gals do not look with favor upon ne
:, terpsichorean art as II Is manifested
= IN numerous festivities 10 the detri
= ment Of studies.
~ 1890
% Clarksviila-S Sunday. Nov. 7, "a
7 been designated By the ministers a