The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-10-22

Some vi lie cotton market while it
has been declining daily a mist il 40.
cordance with the general market de-
elines, has been better than am sur
ronding town in this or adjoi Jug coun-
ties, if reports eomiog to this city be
true. There have been active buyers
here every day and the prices as ru e
been right up to Memphis spot quota
tatiOns or above them. More than 100
bales were marketed here last Fri ay
and more than hundred SATURDAY.
Few announcements The Falcon has
made gives it more pleasure than that
Somerville cotton market is among the
best IN this sec ton this year.
The gin at Warren burned last week
at about a. m, and word went the
rounds. that it was the work OF, the night
riders. Such does not seem to be the
case The gin was owned by Warren
citizens and was operated by them, i
operation had been satisfactory to The
community, as far as can be learned.
and there was no dissatifa ton of y
nature No notice to close down had
been posted, as has been in nigh rider
sections, and there seems no reason for
believing that the burning was due o
the night riders With the gin. Is bales
of cotton burned. The gin was partly
covered by Insurance, but the cotton
was total loss. it is said
An aud ence estimated a. 400 or 800
hundred Democrats listened most atten-
lively last Saturday afternoon FIR an
hour in he circuit court room to an ad-
dress made by Hon. Weber W ilson of
Laurel, Mississippi, who spoke in the
int rest of the Democratic National and
State tickets. Those who heard him
are unanimous in saying mat his add ess
WAS one of the strongest, and at the
same time one of the most enterta ming
and interesting campaign ak, ever de-
livered in the Somerville court house.
h is counted.by them as most schol
larry young man and most flaent
speaker tie spoke at nilliston Sat
urday. at, Moscow Monday, and at
Whiteville Monday night.
! The Falcon wants to sou d warning
to the new suffrage voters in Somerv lie
and the county VIII re the Australian or
Dortch law apple. that if they should
happen to use the &C les IN the Novem-
Der election that. th-y did in the special
el,c ion on last Friday not
only likely to invalldate tIeir own
votes but the wholeprec vote, TIE
law is very st let in requiring that vot
ers must not communicate with each
other while in their booths preparing
their ballots and that they MUST lie We
the boo his as SION as their votes a,e
delivered to tie officer. The. attention
has been called tina numerous suf
frage voutrs remained for long time
| in the.voting enclosure, talking, chatting
advising. ETC., etc., TINS adv ce is not
given in critical way or with unkind
intent. but as warning against posi-
b e danger to the ballots.
i ]. H. Ozier of the recruit z
committee appointed at recent meet
| my held in the interes. of raising q
company Of State MALTA here, infor s
US hat ne has enlisted 80 men in Som
erville and vicinity and has everal
o hers in prospect here, with still others
at Oakland, williston, sno 9th. points
This almost guarantees a suffici nj
number to organize tn company her.
Mr.. Ozier is If the opinion that the en-
listments win reach the required mini
mum of so enlisted Ia within few
mo. days and that the mastering Ia Of
the unit W II not be long delayed