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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
'COMN0N SENSE TREATMENT Of WET AND DRY ISSUES URGED
Londonderry in State of Siege;Armored
Cars Stationed Throughout the City

DUBLIN June 22.--(By United Press with all business
Of Londonderry standsl martial law expected to be
proclaimed following further rotng which several Sim
Feners and Unionists badly wounded.
The city virtually in state of sege, with arnored cars
stationed at points the violent fighting has occurred
Three Sim Feners shot dangerous when snping
was resumed this afternoon Troops continue patrong all
streets.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

MONDAY WAS LONGEST
DAY OF THE YEAR

Monday was the longest day of
1920 and Monday night was the
shortest night of this year. Monday
was IA hours and 81 minutes long
The sun rose at 4:19 a. m. and set
at 6:56 y. m. The official records
show that four days, beginning June
10, the sun rises and sets within a
few seconds of the same time.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
hits.


Bush McWherter has ordered the
Daily Sun sent to him at Dillon, S
is. We miss your smiling counte-
nance, Mack, old boy, at our games,
but know that you are mopping VI
wherever you are. Follow the
straight and narrow, and if there is
anything in the Dope sheet that you
don't like, tell it TO Mabel; don't
bother us. Austine is back, and we
know the whole story. Watch the
Cubs come
Judge Harmon told the team Sat
urday that if they won he would give
them banquet. Please reserve a
seat for me at this spread, and re-
member that my favorite bird is Ham
bird. If any of the boys have any
special propinquity for a particular
dish, tell it to the Judge. Date TO be
announced lated
Clyde Austin a most loyal fan, is
back from New York, where he says
that he stopped at the Prince George.
Our bet was that he stopped at the
/ Princess Anne; but ou never can tell.
He says that the Primrose path hath
lost its charm for him; that he would
rather see Greeneville and Morris
town play than to see a worlds series
event This listens real well. A
real home town, loving husband, some
scare bird. Page Mr.. Austin.
-.
I The Daily Sun has offered sea-
son ticket to the one sending in the
nearest correct answer to the fol
lowing: what was the most dis
cussed topic on our streets from Sat
urday night until Monday morning?"
In case two send in the same answer
all bets are declared off.
1
Harry Meade, a local product, is
stepping into them in great style He
says that he gets his pep from "Vic.
tory Fruit juices Stir up barre
for. the banquet, that we may have
a suitable drink to quaff to tn,
Judges good health.
Thompson. the south-paw, who
finished up the game for US Saturday
seems to have the goods This boy
has that old confidence stuff, and We
believe with a little coaching, would
make a valuable addition to our pitch
ing staff
President Bernard says that he vii
have the grounds in better shape foi
Wednesdays game, provided thu
weatherman viii give him a little sun
shine. The last cry we heard from
John was for moonshine Some stel
but this same Johnny can cove
some territory.
'In Lexington as Charlie Don
aldson would say, "the wise enes al
ways play the favorites to win" 0u
money will be on the Cubs both Wed
nesday and Thursday. Don't mis-
+ these games; we need you, and yol
viii be disappointed if you sre no
there.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
Kansas Delegation Will Present
McAdoo's Name for President

KANSAS CITY, June 22--(By United Press )-McAdoos
name will be placed for nomination at San Francisco despite
his personal wishes Doctor Burrs Jenkins declared TO-DAY
Jenkins who first intended to present McAdoos name sao
he received telephone call from National Committeeman Love-
of Texas saving some one to offer McAdoos name
and urged that he (Jenkns) do
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
Colonel Butler Sends His Apologies
to Woods Campaign Manager

CINCINNATI, June 22.-(By United Press )-Wiilam
Proctor who directed the Wood campaign received
telegram of apology today from Colonel Butler for his CRITICISMS
of Woods campaign methods Butler had previously issued
statement credtng Woods failure at the national conVen
ton to the use of ''big money"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The firm Of Harrison & Holley
composed of ]. NJ Harrison and W
F. Holley has this day dissolved. W
f Holley retiring from the business
This is to give notice that all out
standing debts AGAINST the old firm
viii be paid by me. and All debts dut
the said firm Of Harrison &Holley
are payable TO me.
This June %, 1920
J. N. HARRISON.
June %, %, July 13.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
Ex-C Chairman Of Democratic National
: Committee Preparing "War" Wilson

NCHICAGO June 22.-(B United Press) VIM. McCoombs
ex-chaman of the Democratic National Committee has pre-
pared to go Francisco against Wilson 1T is
futile to smoke in Europe by saving what this
country wants. declared in attacking Wilson's plan for
League of Nations plank.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
NOTICE

have sold my stock of general
merchandise to !. ~ Grubbs & Son
who win continue business at my old
stand. All outstanding accounts
against II. NJ. Smith a Co, viii be
maid by me, and all accounts due said
firm are 20 be made to me, and settle
ment must be made at once.
This June %, 1920.
H. NJ. SMITH.
June %, go, July 6 IS.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
WEATHER REPORT

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2l.--
Following is the forecast for the per-
iod of June 81 to June 26, inclusive,
Ohio Valley and Tennessee:
Moderate temperature, considera-
BILE cloudiness, ard occasi nal rains
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
Japan Enters Protest Against Law
Prohibiting Japs Owning Land in Y. ,

WASHINGTON. June 22-(By United Press) Japan has
lodged what amounts informal protest against tne pro-
posed legislation in California prohibiting ownership or e"'k
Cf lands by Japanese.
Serious complications may arise if the law is passed
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

WANTED.--AT ONCE, BOYS
IL YEARS OF ACE OR OVER
TO CARRY PAPER ROUTES IN
THE CITY. APPLY AT SUN Of
FICE. l. I.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
Many |. w. w. Agitators Are Arrested
in Kansas Wheat Belt by Officials

WICHITA Kan. June 22.-(By United Press )-Thirteen
w arrested today in the Kansas Wheat Belt accord
ing officials here who seeking to prevent labor troubles
during harvesting
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
"Outlaw" Railroad Strike Flares
Up on Southern Pacific Lines Today

HOUSTON Texas June 22(By United Press THE out
aw strike ared West today when $50 yadmen of the South
ern Pacific Railroad failed to appear for work this morning
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

'In Lexington" as Charlie Don
aldson would say, ''the wise enes al
ways play the favorites to win" Our
money viii be on the Cubs both Wed
nesday and Thursday. Don't miss
these games; we need you, and you
viii be disappointed if you are not
there.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

Dobsons fielding in Fridays game
was equal to anything we have seen
on the circuit this season. This Tus-
culumite has been coming through
with all chances that came his way,
and is also getting his part Of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
.BRECKENRIDGE DIS RICT IN STEPHENS
COUNTY IS LEADING ALL NORTH TEXAS
FIELDS IN DEVELOPMENT NEW WELLS

The iIilhurn well II Foster IT ri. some
months ago. Shcsr wells have not bcch
completed and are being closely
watched
In Wichita county interest has been
ccntcrcd for several days un the new
district opened by the Eurk Cameron
well. five miles northwest Of the Wgr.
guncr district \ second well there hls
started producing aud sine" Il IN three
iuurths uf a mile from the discovery
well, the field Is regarded as having Al
assured future and It Is believed that it,
extent viii boz fairly wide The liurk'
Cameron No. has never been complct.
81. h,cttis" uf = damaged hole but II Is
Il real producer and the new well II the
Fortcr No. l ~ Bowers II al. when II
hit the sand al i.Si6 feet the oil shot
over the derrick Tor seven minutes and
then u WAS shut down. because there
were insufnrient storage on the lease.
The Burk Cameron No 3 also II un tn
'ind and will be- drilled In shortly. The
clark Burk well In the same territory
b. about ready to bring In aud the on.
tire district will soon got definite
status
In the Siglcr field la Wilbargcr cuun.
~ several additional wells are nearing
the sand depth of the discovery we'll.
which was e050 feet. and some addi
tional light will be- shed on that district
in the near future The Siglcr No.
is running true 20 the lex ~ the disc0v'
cry we'll and expects 10 find the sam"
sand II fuud heavy gas pressure o,
I i0o feet
In the Drsdemona field the Watkins
well of the Magnolia Petroleum Com
pany - holding up 10 around 5000 bar.
rcls daily and Is the best completion
Tor the field In many weeks.
In Young county salt water has been
eliminated from the Scott well 81 the
North American On 4 Refining Com.
pany and u h now flowing only oil.
This H. the countv's best bet for profit.
able production and Il Is declared that
at least twenty-five new locations have
hrrn made there IN the past few weeks
In Brwstcr county there IL promising
showing Tor shallow oil I'm the Wilson
M. l. located near Alpine The oil
ernd was found az La feet and the
fluid rusc Tor a considerable distance
IN the hole.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
NJ RKnlR<rrr rIEu nrcIINf

FORT WORTH Nav % For IN"
first time o. several weeks there hls
been q big derlin, n The daily average
production ~ che Burkhurnctt field.
which b. shown ir tho weekly pipe lin"
rsn.rt Tho rHrkbarr.tt flows wer"
sea- barrels daily. which 3D. loss os
about oa1 barrels daily In spite ~
this fact the production ~ the North
Central Texas fields held mp almost -
fh. PREVIOUS wreck. running close n
800 aaa barrels daily The loes 10 Burf.
burnett WIS almost made M hv gains
ir tn Iowa Park field and a seusa
tiorai gain ~ between 5000 and S.Oee
barrels in stephens county. which 70
caused hv the large number u hie
competitors during th" pas; Few weeks.
This makes a gain % 10000 barrels
daily In the stephens fields In two
weeks
The daily production by fields is rs
follows.
Electra 10 ess. Burkhurnctt. 80 a.:
Iowa Park. eSs0. Holiday sii. PctrolIa.
49,: Desdcmona. 1856: Brown countv'
sss: Coleman county sii: Bangor Fast
land. 81 zoo. Moran. 100; stephens
county. Ass; Strawn. 1910.
Several more good wclN have he'n
completed In the stephens county ficlds,
principally IN the Breckenridge district
The best - the now lot Il the sloan
No. ~ the Monitor Parker oil Com
pany. Just north u town. which y
flowing 600 barrels daily. Southwest
81 town the Stolier No. J of the Sur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
MENTION OF DARDAV[LLES RECALLS
ONE Of FIERCEST BATTLES Of LATE
WAR As WELL As MYTROD|CAL TALES

ON thv AHaii, side r. short distance
frlri the fort lies ihr town ~ pardau.
cll.s. which was named Tor parltuus.
th. mttholugi ll ancestor 90 the Trojan
king Acucas ana hence oi the Roman
people Thir lis uf D. 600 inhabitants
situated pr,ttiN Dr a fertile stretch 81
land De- the puni from which most Of
the yN,urauui~'s start Cor th" plains II
Troy. u short distance beyond Here
fru ships must riop 90 show their pa
peers the number 40 merchant vessels
alo0e during q single ycar numbering
more than O.. 900
Acruss on th" Eurou'tn side. b CALI
pou or beautiful town u WAS the
first European town - be- captured h'
%. Turks in 1885, Superbly located "l
the steep prDi,,tlns ccss' ui the Call
poll peninsula % commands view ~
the Asilti, sidr-thc plains W Trut and
the broken fuuihius ~ Mount Ida ON
this narrow peninsula iT Anvil 1918
allied forces were landed Boo in s'trWp,
90 capturs the plrdau,ilrs WHEN tho
floods dro,. the british soldiers from
their trenches like rats ont u Nodes
Turkish shippers 0n the hills ah'N'
picked them 90 almost ts fast ne th'v
appeared Tho ,aWuigu was aha9
doned in January. 1915
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

$ .e,isI 'o IRE N,vs
FORT WORTH. Nay 80 Develop.
m,utS of the past week show that the
Breckenridge districts Of stephens
county 10 maintaining the pace in Head
iur an parts u the Norih Central Texas
urldsin the development uf new pro
duCtion II II just now the center 81
interest IL nearly every operator IN Tex
az. because the field scefs Co be prulu,
ing as large wells now as when II was
first opened up more than two years
ago.
The effect q this rush Of develop.
mcnt IN clearly shown In the daily AZ.
eragc production Tor the past week. the
total now being 10000 barrels higher
than IL was two weeks ago. DurinE
the past week II gained between 5000
and 0o0 barrels and madca simila,
Increase the previous week.
The hes, 81 the competitions durins
the past week was the Ward No | ~,
the Plateau OH Company. north II
breckenridge. which came In Tor be-
tween io00 and OOO barrels daily II
Is 10y Tar the biggest well on that side II
the field Others " the principal com.
plciiouz ~ the field were.
Vcalc No. Of Chapman Il al. loo
barrels
Ackcrs well u Chapman ct al. i5C
barrels
sloan No. } 81 the oAiniior Parker
Company i.sOo barrels
Siukcr No. 3 Of the sun Company
500 barrels
Jesse r. Smith No I Of the Texas
Company. 500 barrels
Vanes No. Of the Scott oil q Rein.
Ing Company. 500 barrels.
In the southeastern part Of the coun.
" the weeks big events was the Cool.
son No 3 Of the Texas Company. which
came In for 1900 barrels and later I'M
creased It's flow 90 more than 1000 bar.
rels II Is very near the Eas,land
county line.
In the northern part of Eas,land
county. Just south 81 the Gunsight dis
trict. the Green No. % Parker e, al
has picked up what Ia believed 20 be
the Thorp shallow sand. since Il IL max.
ing n lot Of gas NJ around 1900 feet II
this proves true Il will mark a consid'
cradle extension Of the shallow district.
Just two miles north 81 Easiland the
old Kincaid well 81 the Ardizonne Brt.
den Oil Company has finally been COM
plctei for a small producer and thus
opens up a little new territory u light
production. II IL making 90 barrels nj
something more than s.ioo feet.
There have been no further develop.
m-nts In IN southwsirn part IL East
land county where the Ilill well of IN"
TcX.Pcn OH Company and the Taylor
Ingram well Of the Humble oil & Rcfiu'
INK Company have been promising cx'
tensions q the new territory opened by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

sTsriNl 70 The News
WASHINGTON. u. e. MaN 80 The
Dardancllcs is 10 have small mtcrut-
tional force 81 allied troops and con.
staniinople sim = Earrir1l Co. guar.
sntcc free o. Ig' tu ih' ships 90 ~
nati0ns through the straits and thg Sra
u Marmora. pres. dis catches state.
Even our own "Nliss ssippi' or "pcn1.
sylvania" some dan ma, rest GO anchor
In this deep swift strait 8; miles %
length between the guuFa neck peuiu.
rula Of Gallip1li ana the mainland az
Turkey. o. steam past into the Sea u
MarmoIa and theme O. the liHsphuru~
for the American tackles 60 OH ami
All at tn mo lua and minar,ts 81.
Consian,inopll IN the distance.
Mention 81 the nirdan.ll,s coniur,s
before the American mind the story Of
n fierce and TT rc compelling fight IN
1915 and 1916 ang = history which trails
hack into dim neurological times when
Lcander swan across it, 3imilc width
at Abydos every night o. tel the sam p
I'D story" 10 Hero who hung her hght
out 10 inform him she wanted a. heat o..
Lord Byron. not 10 De- outdone hy his
amorous predecessor. did" the Hello-.
pont in isie Though IL was regarded
az rather a prodlgious feat when these
two accomplished H. many modern attn.
letes could don their trunks and visit
their lady loves and regard the effort
"a a part Of their training o. keep phys
ically tit
Xerxes. IN $50 y e. having an un.
cAnny feeling that his thousands q
Persians were not Billingrtons and kel.
lermans. lashed boats together as a
brldgeway. which Herodotus tells us
groaned Tot seven DAYS and nights dur.
Ing the unloading Il Asiatios on the
soil OF Europe Alexander the Grca'.
about 100 years later before he vas BE-.
duced 20 tears al the failure q the
world 20 provide him excitement; tri-i
cut the thrill Of Nerxes by lcading his
Macedonians into Asia.
The approach BY which the American
soldier and sailor will enter CONSTANT
nople may well be- likcncd 10 the ga.
trance TO a dwelling house-the Dar.
danelles being the outside OF storm
door. the Sea q Marmora the vcsiibule
and the Bosphorus the inner door.
This storm door. which j. about the
width Of the Hudson river. l. command
ed by the Dardanelles Castles built by
Mohammed II in 1870. One fort Is on
the European side and one on th'
Asiatic. Many guide books published
before 1914 carried this ominous and
prophetic sentence The castles 90
both sides have been lately restored and
arnd with Krupp guns" According Z,
the treaty of July. iSii. and the Paris
peace Of 1885. no foreign ship 81 wal
was allowed 20 enter the strait without
the permission Of Turkev and merchant
vessels only during the daytime.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

Company has b"cn brought In with
neht shot and II flowing 500 barrels
daiy This u the third well the Sun
hl, completed on this tract rccentlf
but none of them ranks with the "a
muis gush.r ~ tho Gulf Production
company Suuthcls, ~ town the Jessie
Il. smith Nu Z ~ the Texas company
~ in with Noo barrels daily. NJ only
ut, feet Boz tho paw. aud tho Nandr ="
~ the Scott uu a Refining company
D. flowing 500 barrels after going twcu.
Is feet into tho blk pav.
o. toe uHthrru part - Easiltul
.ulut, and just south ~ the Gunsight
distfi.i the Green Nu at Parker q 90
d. making ..N million feet uf gts In tn
sand go N,l feet. which BE- believed %
hc an extension 81 tho Thorn shallow
rInd nrt developed by the Samuics
IN Corporation.
ether reports received here are
Cllhrr-un county w q Mrlntyr-
and = " Svarl have completed az.
engagements Ca arm a shallow well In
uo.k - and viii also sink two other
wells iu the Tuyuh Basin field. the 10.
,aiious Tor which have not been made
I:,Nar couuty--A West Virginia syn.
diCtt, has contracted Tor n deep test O.
De- sums between IA. Perkins well near
Fiur.s,ille ana the lamm No ~ the
.TlfNaru,s company The Cosmos Pc
tru.,um company will sink several shal
low wells north - the Somerset field
Tho action ~ Attorney General Pal
r,r Boz declaring that 4. $ Receiver
pcl1uu's plln for unified operations Of
The disputed oil lands on Red River Is
hupra,tirahlc ami unsound is regarded
a. hig victory for the claimants n
this emo mans land The department
81 Justice outlined its plan ~ opera
ton in ~ answer a. the supreme court
as follows
Return the land 90 tho operators fo'
development upon the agreement ~ IN.
latter o. turn over thrce.siNteenths Of
~" proceeds o. take care ~ the ON,
eighth roya.t" and an additional one
sixteenth o. pay Tor the rrccivcrship
fur lands held hv patent from the stat,
" AfhNN I llf Nffflhfl VIII Nfh hll INV
u'rcS Tor each drilling or produclnr
'Trll and the remainder will be divide
nto twenivacre tracts 20 be auctioned
irlder stipulated drilling contracts
,ghich calls Tor one-elghth royal,s
i-snus Only four wells will be allowed
an each ~ these tracts except wher,
especially permitted by the receiver.
This plan. n adopted by the court
Will he regarded as much more equit
able tor the claimants. but holders Of
Texas patented titles will continue theil
fight because they are thoroughly con
WINGED there ~ no justification for 4
i,ceiyership over their claims.
Active operations In the construction
~ stephens county's new $1,000 O0l
highway system have begun and II Il
declared this work viii be- rushed
through with all possible speed In order
o. facilitate the development ~ N,
county's oil fields The system of high
WAYS will be- laid out so that every pro
ducing section - the county will b.
served hy first class road capable Of
handling the heavy traffic necessary
for the development, ~ the fields.
Definite plans Tor the county.wii,
highway system will be- laid out at tn
meeting 81 the county commissioner
on June I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
A TEXAS WONDER

FoT Kidney and bladder ,rouslcs. gravel. weak
n~i lame hack. fhrsmsusir and irregularities
% the tuir-vs. snd bladder. 10 not scld ~
your druggist by mail ti.2s. Small ho,sle
often tliss Send for sworn testmonisls.
Sold bS ell druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-12-09

winners at cards were announced
ladies' first prize, Mrs. Harry Hubbard
eosolation prize, Miss Helen Black
gentlemens' first prize, Harold Cid.
dings, consolation prize, T. J. Healey
This section Of the country is stiIl IN
the throes Of very unusual weather
During November there we're but a
very few days when the sun shone a,
all and now December is keeping pace
with its predecessor. Just how long
this -tste Of affairs is to continue no
one knows Sunday was very rainy
stormy day and during the night the
weather grew colder and snow came y
gam with freezing weather and sleigh
ing in some sections. On the noun
ta.ns there is anywhere from a foot to
two feet q very heavy snow.
Peter lessen, an old resident Of
Manchester, died at the home Of Ms.
karlander, who lives near the old cleo
trlc light plant, on Monday night az
ter an illness Of many months dura-
ton Mr.. lessen came TO this country
from Germany fifty years ago and
Manchester had been his home for a
great portion Of that time, the last
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-12-09
WY r,aebsr Die Young

Persons NOT touch with the school
room realize only on rare occasions
mat sehoorb0y -h04ters@ flourish -
lu1uriantly TODAY - ever Sometime
4 few samples Published in ncNsps
per o. college magazine serve FL r.
minders sometimes q street rr pas
senrsr win garner choice srre.uta
from the taik y group e ehatterina
pupils On their Fag 81 st OnlT
me other daY two toFs aers over
heard quizzine one another in prepara
ton Tor their Enei.si lesAau fof ths
day What d ferspnlfsatlonf fhs
arSf boz ssked booking 81 ne book.
The second boy r~piy vas IN he Ha-
fure of . terrife snd obiique oonden-
satIon a. the oUrr.ci answer Per
soulscstion - uetsphor without hn-
mas tsfefiigsnee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-12-09
T. j. HEALEY
SYNDICATE

Cecil Wilcox was successful in kill
ing a 100 pound buck the first day d
the open season.
Donald Mason has returned from
Brooklyn, N ~, where Ne spent
Thanksgiving with friends
DR.. II. " Eliot, health officer wa
il town Monday visiting the school
Jay Sherman and Clifford Birch ars
lat George and Jesse SHOWS for deer
season
Aubrey Mofitt is spending the week
at W. o. Wlco1's
Almon King went 70 the Troy City
Hospital Thursday for an operation
for appendicitis
Hosea King Of Petersburg, n T.,
spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and
MTs. Albert King