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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17

Decatur. Ala.-Capt L. d. Ferguson,
well known steamboat pilot was
drowned IN Tennessee river near
whitesburg. Capt. Ferguson fell from
the steamer Decatur No. /, which vas
taking on = cargo OF gravel. and vas
lost IN the darkness.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17
Japs VIII Visit United states.

Tokio.-A number OF the members Of
the diet are planning to visit the
United States next summer with .
hope Of improving the relations be-
tween Japan and the United States.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17
IN CELLAR IL YEARS.
Efforts to Restore Girls Stunted Mind
and Body Begun.

Joliet, Ill.-Efforts to restore the
stunted mind and body Of Mariah Zum-
bach, 10 years old, said to have been
kept iHsa cellar II years, have been
begun by health and school authorities.
The girl was said by medical author
ities TO have the mentality of 2-year-
old baby and the body Of child OF five
years. 'It was believed the thyroid
gland was absent.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17
Cholera Kills 5000.

Tokio.-Fffteen thousand cholera
cases have been reported officially
from Korea, with 6,0oo deaths in the
present epidemic.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17
rs Injured In Wreck.

New York.-0ne man was killed and
70 persons injured when two Brooklyn
Rapid Transit cars collided In front
OF Ebbets Field during the baseball
rush.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17
Fund to AeesmuIats Tor Century.

Fund 20 Accumulate Tor Century.
"a professor and his wife have
placed $4,000 In the hands OF the
authorities Of Cornell university, to
accumulate until the funds amount
to about $6.500.0oo. when they viii be-
used for the founding Of an instituts
Of pure and applied mathematics" Tt
Is estimated that the institute win b
In operation At the end Of 100 yearsI
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17
MACON JUDGE KILLED.
Dupont Query Run Over by Motor
Truck-Prominen in State.

Truek-Prominent in State.
Macon, Ga.-Judge Dupont Guerry,
20, one OF the best known lawyers in
Georgia and judge of the city court
of Macon, was run over and killed by
a motor truck. He was former pres
ident of the Wesleyan College. Judge
Query was at one time a candidate
for governor Of Georgia, running ON
prohibition platform.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17
Another Way.

She's decided not 20 marry again.
That ser
@Yep Says she's married arsa
men Cor their mooeT and failed each
tina Hox shsS going 10 star single
nd ~ 10 I'll Oh ssociu - them-
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-17

Trezevant.-Dsvs Coleman, q fsrz.
"a Of the 18th district. this county, Al
his two sons have demonstrated thaa
there is good money in cultivating Va
termelons for the market. They hsvs
cultivated two and half acres this
season. ard Mr.. Coleman states nat
they win make abost ssoe Of Asas
melon sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY FIELD
IS BECOMING MORE ACTIVE

Chama, y. II. April 1.-the Rio
Arriba county oil field IS. with the
advent OF spring, awakening to great
activity. During the past month.
with weather conditions abnormally
Wintery, roads almost impossible on
account Of mud caused by the melt
Ing Of snow. and the spring storms,
a great number OF leases have
changed hands and now that roads
are drying up and weather condi-
tons approaching normal, Il is ex-
pected that many scouts FOR the
southern and western operators will
visit the field
Kenneth A Heron has purchased
a section OF land and has sub
divided It into smaller tracts and Is
reported as having sold a number
to prominent operators IN wyoming
and also a number 20 several local
pools both here and IN Durango
Drilling Pool Formed.
Kneedham & House have bought
800 acre tract and formed a drilling
800 acre tract for pool now form
a. " Kimbie. OF San Francisco,
Calf. representing large operators
OF that state has purchased 1000
acre tract, about a mile and a half
south OF the z T. Williams OIL COM
pany well. and IS prepared 70 start
drilling operations on Il as soon as
tools and equipment can be assem-
bled-
P. r kingdom. Of st. Louis. No.
and New York. has purchased a 500
tract and IS now in the east arrang-
ing for a complete drilling outfit TO
be shipped here by July l. Mr- King
don Is said 20 represent four or five
large capitalists OF the east, who are
large operators II the Texas and
Oklahoma fields. who sent IN two
expert biologists last fan. examined
the field thoroughly, and recon-
ulended Il as one OF the best pros
pective oil fields in the country.
oil Operator Gets Leases.
B. B. Ellis. OF Los Angeles. Calif-,
an old and wei known operator in
many OF the oil fields OF the past, has
been in and around Chama during
the past month and has secured
leases for quite a large acreage for
himself and California clients, and
expects TO remain here during the
summer.
The roads In and around the Rio
Arriba oil field have dried up 50 that
Il Is now possible to go most any
where with a team The main roads
can be travelled by automobile within
a week and many oil men are arriv-
ing to look this part Of the coun-
try over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
ARTI5IA WE'LL
ON 4 RAMP ACE

Roswell. n. H.. April 16. - The
Brown well. located miles south
east OF Artesia. has gone on another
rampage, this time flowing at least
100 barrels OF oil within hours
time.
Charles S. Brown. a wen known oil
man OF Tulsa, Okla, is the owner
OF this wen and was at the time
when the oil came gushing out Mr..
Brown believes that this well is good
for at least 20 barrels OF oil a day.
He Is now selling crude oil from this
well at 50 a barrel and says that
his records viii show that he has
sold 10000 barrels OF oil from the
well.
In 1918 this well was pumped At
that time It made from so to 50 bar
rels OF oil a day Since that time
the condition OF the casing in the
bottom OF the well has been in such
a condition that It Is impossible to
cut of the water. Now Il is only
after an accumulation Of oil and gas
gets so strong that the oil Is able
to force itself through the great
weight Of water. that the well blows
off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
GASOLINE SALES TO CAR
OWNERS LIMITED AT BISBEE

Bfsbee, Ark, April 16. - Sales OF
gasoline to motor car owners were
put on a restricted basis here yes
terday at a meeting OF represent
atives OF retailers and wholesalers
Private cars viii be allowed one
GALLON a day each. commercial cars.
trucks and rent cars may buy two
gallons a day each Motorists travel
Ing through viii be allowed to buy
only enough gasoline 10 take them
to the next hating place ana VIII
- allowed none II they have in their
tanks a supply Sufficient to take
them through Il Is estimated that
the Warren district has on hand only
enough gasoline TO last ten days at
the normal rate OF consumption
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

DECOS. Texas. April 16--Pecos
/ viii celebrate its advent as an oil
town on nay II and ID, with a
fete OF COW country sports. and a
barbecue in honor Of the F'ightirg
Journalist. an organization OF
World War correspondents, who are
70 close their first annual reunion
here on those dates
steer and goat roping contests.
fully complying with the law Of
Texas, riding contests and exhibit
tions are planned by the American
legion post Of Pecos. to entertain
their fellow overseas veterans. to be
followed by the barbecue. and an en-
tertainment in the evening.
The writer's are to meet in Fort
Worth on May for a convention.
and viii then make tour Of the oil
country. They viii reach Pecos on
the morning Of May 10. and win be
taken through the wonderful irriga-
ton district Of the Toyah valley to
Balmorhea, southwest Of Pecos-
The following day they win be
shown the irrigation district along
the Pecos river. around Barstow, and
the arid district that win be placed
under cultivation upon completion Of
the Red Bluff irrigation project the
preliminary survey for which Is soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
Ell Paso Clubs Luncheon
FiOe Days of Week

Fl Paso is coming TO be luncheon
c1IIb citv. Since the launching of
ths reorganized junior chamber OF
commerce. Monday some club or other
organization win regularly hold a
luncheon on each day Of the week
except SATURDAY. The junior cham
her Of commerce Will meet each Non
dav al noon. The salesmanship club
viii meet each Tuesday at noon The
Eciwanis club will meet each Wednes-
day. FL Paso Rotary viii meet eacn
S'i,r-rsda.v and the Adciub each Friday.
The traffic club also meets weekly
on announcement All clubs meet al
the chamber OF commerce except the
Kiwanis club and Rotary which meet
at the Sheldon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
toilet specials

Our Toilet Department carries all
the standard toilet articles, and the
following Saturday specials denote
the saving to be made by shopping
here.
Mary Garden Face Powder. .79c
Sam-Pray Jo-ve-nay ..---.-.....3s $50
Egyptian Cream -.-...-.....-.3 sec
Colgate Talcum Powder Clargs). .19c
Pebeco Dental Cream ..........39c
Ingram's Milk Weed Cream.
Dorin's Rouge .--...........3 sc
Lov'Me Face Powder ...........59c
MeIba Sschet Powder ...........79c
Palm Olive Soap, bars for. Csc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
Ell PAsO GIRL MADE EDITOR
OF WELLESLEY COLLEGE NEks

OF WELLLsIEl DUIII.t7E- y :. y ,
Word has been received IN II A'aso
Of me election OF Miss Dorothy II.
Williams. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. II. C. Williams OF 40 North Flor
ence street, to thu position OF editor
Of the wellesley College News off
ciaI news organ OF that school
Mrs. Williams said today that she
had not yet received verificatlon OF
her daughters election but that she
had been associate editor Of the paper
last year and had been a frequent
contributor TO its literary department
Her articles have received special
commentator from the faculty. Miss
williams is prominent In college &C
tivities at Wellesley, where she Is en-
rolled as a sophomore. She attended
the El Paso School For Girls, and
graduated in 1913 from the Emma
willard school in Chicago. Ill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
cURBSTONE BROKERS WIN
THEIR CONTEST AT PECOS

Pecos. Tex. April 15.-The curb
stone brokers have won their fight
with the office brokers' The new
Pecos city council has refused the
petition OF the office brokers, that
they rescind the ordinance allowing
the curbstoue brokers TO operate
bIackboards along the sidewalks, on
which they list their holdings for
sale. There are now more than 20 OF
these brokers in Pecos, the sidewalks
OF the main business streets being
lined with boards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
OFFER 81 BBL.
FOR PEGOS OIL

Pecos. Texas. April 16.-Numerous
offers OF 81 a barrel for the oil pro-
duced by the Bell well are reported
by Ira J. Bell
Two cars OF the fluid have been
sold. one to the Santa Fe. the other
TO F. W. Johnson. a Pecos ranch
man Refined oil from the Bell well
has shown a strength OF 10 percent.
very high grade lubricating oil.
which Mr. Bell has been Informed he
viii be able TO produce at his well,
after the topping plant now ordered
has been placed IN operatIon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
Ahpldne for Oil
Scouts Has PeriIs

DECOS. Texas, April ls.-Scout-
ing for likely appearing oil
land IN an airplane may ap-
pear to be an enjoyable sport, ac-
cording TO L II. House, OF the
General oil company, but Il also
has its drawbacks For instance.
Mr.. House. while flying a few
miles north OF PecOs, wanted 10
land Cactus and. mesquite on one
side. to the left there appeared a
level stretch OF country Pilot Nc
Bride chose the level stretch and
the plane swooped down, only 70
strike a bed Of soft sand. and Mr..
House found himself rolling along
the ground. He picked himself up
unhurt, but decided in the future
TO take a chance and try to dodge
the mesquite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
PEG0S To CELEBRATE ITS ADVENT.
As AN OIL TOWN. MAY z AND IS.

TO start The following day they viii
be taken through the oil field. in
gliding a visit TO Toyah shallow
field Invitations viii be sent out
to all residents OF the Pecos valley
70 take part in the event One hun
dred and fifty writer's are expected
to be In Pecos for the meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
CROWD WATCHES
At LAURA WELL

Pecos. Texas. April 1s.-Dominion
wen No. 1. half a mile northwest Of
the Bell wen passed through sand
with seepage oil similar to the Toyah
product at $50 feet The ground IS
smeared with oil Drilling has been
continued
Great excitement prevails in Pecos
due to a report that the Laura we'll
is to come in today. A crowd Is at
the well watching Developments.
Company officials seem expectant but
make no definite statement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16
KANSAS-CARLSBAD OIL co.
TO SPUD IN WELL BY MAY 10

Carlsbad n IL. April 1s.-The kan
sas-C Carlsbad Oil company has erected
standard derrick on the northwest
corner Of the southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section Is. town
ship "a south. range q east, and ex-
poets to spud in by or before May 10.
The company has a block Of 1880
acres Of land. either state lease or in
fee, and Is said by its local represen-
tative. Mrs. N. L. Highsmith, to plan
a 5000 foot hole. with an opening Of
IS or 20 inches.
Mrs. Highsmith also states that
the company has sold an offset OF
100 acres to the Carter OIL company
and another offset has been sold 10
the Empire company
The company has blocked up acre
age for another well and as soon as
the one now IN preparation has been
gotten into operation, II VIII begin its
second hole.
The land is known as the Harley or
Cantrell state lease.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

Watch for our Big Housefur-
nishing Sale advertisement in
Sundays Times. The sale viii
continue all next week and
you win do well TO make up
your list of needed articles
right now. Then read every
item in our advertisement
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

Pazarro found the Incas IN Peru
cultivating the potato
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-16

Bird Supplies OF all kinds FL Paso
Seed Co. 523 East San Antonio St
Evening journal., 1920-03-09

can show you letters from promi-
nent bankers telling me | have their
confidence.
Confidence is our best asset.
Wilmington has a Zee-Zee Chain
Store.
You are going to buy the finest
tires made direct from the mills.
No iobbers. wholesalers or dealers.
Your savings are big.
Suppose you use 34x4 tire.
You save SO on one tire.
You save $36 on four tires.
$50 saved is the equivalent of 369o
dividend on a 500 investment
Evening journal., 1920-03-09

reaching. assured means of reducing
the high cost of motoring.
This plan positively saves tire users
25PO, and enables us, as manufacturers,
to add dollars to our annual income.
Last, but certainly not least, | am,
as | stated above, financially respon-.
Sible
(Sgned)
Evening journal., 1920-03-09

Whether you be millionaire with
a fleet of automobiles or the man who
pilots a flivver you have eyes to see
with, hands to feel with, brains to judge
with.
Come to Ninth and Shipley
Use your eyes. hands and brains,
and we'll do business together
You'll become a partner with me in
the great tire industry.
In buying 500 worth Of stock you
will receive a perpetual right. to save
25@o on every Tire and Tube you pur-
chase.
wish to emphasize the all-import-
ant fact that Zee-Zee Tires were eStab-
liShed in 1911-this is not a hope-an
anticipation-a scheme 1t is a far
Evening journal., 1920-03-09
| Have
Wonderful Story To Tell You!

lam telling it in my own way.
| am financially responsible.
have been President of this Com
pany since its beginning.
Year after year leading jobbers,
wholesalers and dealers have come to
our mills; have been astounded at the
growth shown since they were there
last; have met and talked with me per-
sonally and went away leaving with me
checks ofttimes running into thousands
of dollars.
We do a caSh-with-order business.
That eliminates loss.
We own the finest equipped mills of
their kind in the United States.
We are Tire and Tube Specialists
Zee-Zee Tires are without a peer
Here's the proof:
During 1919 kept the serial num-
Der of 14,640 Tires out of the many
thousands we manufacture
Evening journal., 1920-03-09

Zee-Zee Tires carry an ironclad
guarantee.
In January of this year, | went to
our Chief Adjuster gave him the serial
number of those 14,640 Tires, and only
50 had been returned for adjustment
that's World Record.
| originated the Chain Stores idea
as applied to Tires and Tubes.
The Zee-Zee Chain Stores now in
operation prove conclusively the tre-
mendous possibilities of the plan from
every angle.
Chain Stores eliminate iobbers,
wholesalers and dealers to whom we
have sold thousands of tires.
Since we inaugurated our Chain
Stores plan we have increased our man
ufacturing capacity 500.
Chain Stores are successful.
They are money makers.
They bring repeat order after re-
peat order.
Evening journal., 1920-03-09

HUm Zimmerman
President and Chairman Of the
Board of Directors
ZEE-ZEE RUBBER CO.,
Mills and Executive Offices
YARDVILLE, N. j., u. S. A.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-08
AUTHORIZES REMOVAL TO
,TRI-STATE SANATORIUM

AS result of complaint entered
by residents of Turtle Lake township
to the effect that Hiram Flanders, a
returned soldier, discharged from the
service on account of tuberculOsis,
was living in the same home with
Mrs. Lang and family of children
while suffering from an, active case Of
tuberculosis, the county board Of COM
missiOners yesterday authorized his
removal to, the Tri-State Sanatorium
at Lake Julia where he will receive
treatment. -.
The chairman of the town board
of Turtle Lake, who is also health
officer, reported to the commission
ers yesterday that Flanders by liv-
ing there was a menace to the health
of the people in that house and to
others.
After the authorization was made
for his removal, Martin Larson. as
chairman of the board, took Mr.. Elan
ders to the sanatorium yesterday.
It is said that approximately fif-
teen others suffering from the same
cause in the south half of the coun-
ty will receive the same kind of treat
ment if their cases are not attended
to- otherwise in the near future. The
county board is very DESTROYS Of hav-
ing all such cases receive immediate
attention in order to protect the COM
munity in which the sufferer is living
as well as to see that treatment is
furnished the patient.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-08

REGION OF STEZIA '... :.,.,=
"a SERIOUSLY DAMAGED
(BY United Pressl

Rome, Sept. 8.-The casualty list
resulting, from an earthquake late
yesterday in North Central Italy,, was
growing today as reports were re-
>ceived. I!
Relief parties sent word that three
towns in. the vicinity of Molassa had
been completely wiped out. The
whole region Of stezia was said to
have been seriously. damaged. Sig
nor Bertini, under secretary OF pubs
lie work, has left for the devastated
area to supervise in the relief work.
Scores were killed and hundreds In
jured: I'D go :..s..@'. ~, ), ~: .*Ss
Scattered reports said that property
damage was enormous. Owing to In
terruption of communications. details
were lacking. :. It was learned that
Dilla Collementia, city Of 1000 pop
ulation, had been completely Destroy
ed. Fifty-seven bodies we're said to
have been recovered from the ruins
at Pisa, where the famous leaning
tower was badly shaken and was in
danger Of falling. r .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-08
WOMANS CIVIC CLUB ..::... !
TO. HOLD TEA CHEERS, 4
~. RECEPTION SEPT. II
First Meeting of This Season
~. Win i !; 3 Be - Held i. 4 the It
(. E. E. Kenfield Home w.

y. The Women's Community and Civ
ic club, will hold it's first meeting Of
the new year at the, home Of Mrs.
z. E.$$Kenfield ON Saturday, Septemb-
err 11th, from three until five o. clock.
This meeting Will be In the nature OF
q reception to- the faculties OF the
normal school and public schools.
The women, responsible fo- this func7
ton wish it to be understood that the
is open to the public, and
that all members of the club and all
other women interested in the work
Of, the club will be most cordially
welcomed. ~
:, Plans are being laid which will
make the work Of the club for 1920
81 effective, far-reaching, and full Of
interest to all progressive women Of
the Community. -. g. r0S''
The newly-won franchiseAmakes it
upon every thinking wo-
man. to study the problems lof the
community and the means Of solving
them. -.,
The phenomenal growth of the club
last year gives ample reason to expect
much Of its new program. ),
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-08
<zfBys United Press..)

Rome, Sept. 8.-Troops and vol
.unteer workers have been sent into
the stricken area: with medical and
food supplies to the sufferers in the
vicinity Of Massacarra. The shock,
it was said, lasted about twenty
seconds. IT was the most, severe ever
felt in towns in that zone. Serious
damage and many casualties were re-
ported from dozens Of other vicin-
ities. + i & - -. r. :
At Calcinniana, a church and sew
eral houses were ruined, two persons
were killed and many injured. The
church of St. Paul at Viareggio was
badly damaged, one worker killed and
several injured. The earthquake
caused a panic among the population
at Lucca. =: r.
Additional casualties were reported
from nine other cities in the districts
near France. The famous Ceilini the
atre was destroyed at Castel Franco.
The entire population of Fort Miami,
near France, is said to have left the
town and are camping in the open.
According to a Florence dispatch, the
district of Lungi was the hardest hit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-08
(By United Press)

! Chicago, Sept. !. (BysL.i C., Martini
Organization of the republican mo.
;ney raising system in: Ohio was des-
3cribed to the senate ,sslqsh fund in
'vestigating committee today by .Dud-
ley Blossom, of Cleveland. Blossom
is one~-of the divisional ,leauers In
4Cuyoga County, where Cleveland is
situated. He told the committee the
county's quota was 100000 Gov
ernor Cox said in AisA, Pittsburgh
speech this was the Cleveland quota.
A. A. Traftman was sent TO Cleveland
by republican headquarbers at Chi
cago to organize and direct the cam
;paign, Blossom said. StassS,ss}
!: He declared that PFC. Brooks, the
other divisional leader, s3organized 40
teams of six men each to cover the
counties. "A list Of 5000 known re-
publicans in the committee was made
up, Blossom said, and these prospects
were assigned to do the money rails
ing, beginning August TO-, Blossom
said. S4tHF:S.
The money raising plan outlined
to Blossom was that provided in
form 1O1," the Blair, plan. Bios