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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Capt. H. C. Norman is IN Oklahoma
this week looking after legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. nj. Starks of Mem.
phis spent last week end with relatives
here.
School children are welcome at our
store; courteous treatment at all times.
Rhea Drug Co.
Full assortment of school tablets
pencils, erasers, pens, crayons, inks,
etc. Rhea Drug Co.
Mrs. w. ?. Claxton and children,
Polly and Lucy Ann, are this week
guests of relatives in Memphis.
DR.. and Mrs. Armstrong had as their
guest last week the latter's mother,
Mrs. Womack, of Illinois.
Miss Hortense Burton left here Mon
day to assume her duties as a teacher
in the Memphis city schools
Mrs. Ed Patrick of Arlington is in
Souervile this week the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Alice Harvey, on Somer-
vii lie street.
Regular services conducted at the
Methodist Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening by the pastor, Rev. e.
A. Tucker.
Miss Annie Moerman had as her
guest this week her cousins, Misses
Ella and Lula Currie of Memphis.
Mrs. Bullock has returned to her
home, Hatchie Hall, in the fifth district
after visit to relatives in Mississippi.
DR.. Roy Cranberry of Memphis has
been in Somerville several days the
guest of his sister, Mrs. E. A. Maddox.
We can now sell Ford ears and trucks
and Forson tractors on easy terms,
one half cash. balance in install
ments. C. A. Oliver & Co. 9-l7-20
Hon. j. B. Summers who has spent
the past month at Nashville attending
the special session of the State Leg
islature is home, that body having ad-
journed last Saturday.
Rev. Dorsey Newborn who has been
on a visit to Macon and Williston has
returned to Denver, Colorado, and
James Newborn acconponedlhim where
he expects to enter school there.
We have on hand fresh cement lime
and plaster. Also car of brick and
full line of building material and build
ing hardware, paint at correct prices.
Rhea Lumber Company.
At an Executive meeting of the
Joyner's Camp Ground Association on
last Thursday Rev. E. A. Tucker of
Somerville was elected president of the
Association for the ensuing year.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-10

"Anuric" (anti-uric-acid). This
can be obtained at almost any drug
store, in tablet form.
When your kidneys get sluggish
and clog, you suffer from back
ache, sick-headache, dizzy spells,
or twinges and pains of lumbago,
rheumatism or govt; or sleep is
disturbed two or three times a
night, get Or. Pierce's Anuric, it
will put new life into your kidneys
and your entire system. Send DR..
Pierce's Invslids' Hotel, Buffalo,
N. Y, ten cents for trial package.
MEMPHIS, TExS.-UDr. Pierce's An
uric Is the bsst medicine for the kidneys
and for baokaehe that / have ever taken.
For some time my kidneys have been
giving me a lot Of trosble l suffered
with backaches anS rheumatism in my
Joints and limbs causing me a lot of
misery. On learning of the 'Anuric
Tablets l began their use and they
have given me real relief when all other
kidney medicines failed to help.
FL am glad 10 recommend 'Anurie' to
others who suffer y ith this ailment.r--
Mrs, E. G. WILSON, Go n. Sixth St.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-10

due to an
over -abund-.
ance Of that
poison called
uric acid.
The kidneys
are not able
to get rid Of
it. Such con-
ditions you
can readily
overcome,
and prolong
lifeby taking
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-10
Oh, DEAR! NY BACK!

Merciful Heavens. how my back
hurts in the morning =" It's all
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-09-10

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THE ORIENT.

The continuing effort of japanese and American
diplomats to arrange concord between the two
nations has probably made possible the suggestion
that Japan will ask the United States by means Of
law suit TO test the validity of the pending Cali
fornia land act. The other suggestion. that Japar
will take the question of immigration into the United
States up TO the Council Of the league of nations is
not seriously considered, such move would pre-
cptate precisely the question of ultimate jurisdic-
ton which the league can hardly settle just now
Furthermore, the United States is not a signatory
to the league treaty, and no effort to her is
probable.
japanese troops again reported the point
Of abandoning Siberia. The tax burden for this oc-
cupation has become very unpopular and the dislike
of the Allies tand of the United States) for the
cupation is also considered the evacuation is vir
tually traded in by Japan for future favors.
DR.. sun Vat Sen has openly accused the japanese
minister of supporting anti -governmenta mill
tary enterprises, and comments the growing anti
japanese feeling Of the Chinese result
A drastic revision of the terms which Korea is
governed by the japanese has been undertaken
moderation in general being the tendency 1t is even
suggested that the annexation is considered an
error, AS an autonomous state, linked with Japan,
would have attempted restoration of the old Korean
royal line.
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ANSWERED LETTERS,

Reader rend.-"I am writin.
TO ask your advice on a subiect
which you probably will think MOI
al az IN your lipe--and | know /,
really isn't Iwant to know if Won
can tell me of anything to cure nv
insomnia. Now, please don't tell
me 10 go and see doctor: | have
ana | can't get rid of it. You
seem to take such q real interest
IN Your readers problems, and |
thought perhaps you would take an
interest in mine" ...h, 4.
Answer.--As | nave snid MANY
tlt1es before, ANYTHING which will
help the home woman is most de-
cldedly in my line. If you had
asked me any other medical aues-
ton 1 probably should have been
forced to say, Il don't know" But
it just happens that | do know of
one way, at least, 10 cure insomnia
"a way which Inave suggested to
Several of my friends and which
has proved successful. 1t is this:
Don't try to sleep! Instead of ly-
ing down and making a desperate
endeagor to get to sleep, read until
you are sleepy. For, as work it
cut, insomnia comes from worry
Chave you ever known anyone to
have it who hadn't also a big
worry0 and If YOU can get your
mind off that worry. sleep will re.
turn to you. Lose Yourself in a
good detective story. This is only
simple "home remedy" but | be-
lieve in it.
Mrs. A. H. S.--"Please give me
. recipe for Picked Onions and
India Relish"
rPickled onions.-Peel small, sill
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LIST OF S u P R EN- {
COURT DECISIONS

The following decisions have
bcon announced by the state SUI
prCme court:
state of New Mexico. VS.. Marco
limo Carabajal.
The appellant was tried upon al,
Indictment charging murder ana
was convicted of involuntary man
slaughter. He was sentenced to M
prisonment for a period or not less
than nine nor more than ten
years from which judgment this
appeal is prosecuted.
Judgment of the court oeIo"
affirmed.
Syllabus.
|. The error of the district court
in sustaining an objection to a
question asked for the purpose OF
laying the foundation for I'M
parchment is not available to the
appellant when. as a matter OF
fact, he is permitted to prove that
the witness did make the contra
dictory statement called for IN the
question,
2. The statement by the dis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-09

Uncle Wiggily turned, gave on
| look, as best he could in the dark
and there he saw the Fuzzy Flo.
trotting along beside him.
Good evening" Growled tn
Fuzzy Fox.
Hum, 1t will be bad evening i
| don't look out" thought thu
bunny. "This fox is hungry,
guess. I wonder how l can sc
away from him?"
AT the same time he felt the 70;
reach up and tug at the bundl,
agains
Here, what are you trying t.
d0?p asked Uncle Wiggily of thu
bad chap, DO you Know what
in that bundle?"
"Ycs l know said the fox. g.
tore a hole in the paper. and | fell
the nice soft fuzzy fur. L know
Susie Little tail when | feel her
even if you have her all wrapped
up"
susie Littletail," Cried Uncle
Wiggily. "Why, | haven't go
Susie Littletail in this bundle. IT,
Nurse Jane's--"
Tut! Tut! Never mind now
grumbled the Fuzzy Fox. u know
what l felt. Susie is in that bundle
and l want her"
"You--you want Susie? % said
Uncle Wiggily, wondering why the
Fuzzy Fox didn't say he wanted
the old gentleman rabbit himself
Yes, l want Susie" went or
the Fox. II want a nice little
cute rabbit girl to wait on table
for me. AT first / was going tc
take you, but you are old and
tough. So when | felt the soft
fuzzy Susie in your bundle l made
up my mind to take her. Come,
give her to me!' and he made, a
grab for the package under the
bunnys paw.
Uncle Wiggily thought quickly.
Here was a chance to fool the rad
chap
IF I let you take this bundle,
will you let me co." asked Mr.
Longears, cunning like and shy.
Yes" answered the Fuzzy Fox
'1'll let you 60"
Gan right! Take it, but don |
blame me if you don't like it. sad
Uncle Wiggily trying not to laugh
Then he gave the fox the bundle
containing Nurse James fuzzy
plush coat, and away ran tncle
Wiggily.
A little later the bunny was safe
and sound in his hollow stump
and as he closed me
door, he heard, out in the woods
the barking fox howl:
"Fooled again This isn't sort
cute little Susie at ALI It's ohly
plush coat! Oh, wait until eaten
hat bunny" ..o,
asked Nurse Jane, as Uncle VIE
.ily sat down to catch his breath
'or he had run fast. "
ct let the Fuzzy Fox take i. II :
imagined it was Susie Littletail"
aughed the bunny. He tAouGhI
ned rather have Susie than me-
But he was fooled! ,
So the fox was, but Uncle wig
gilv was saved, and as Tor SUSIE,
he wasn't harmed bit. The next
Law the bunny went where the
Fnzzv Fox had dropped it and cot
Nurse James jacket. 1t was only
yrinllled up a bit and as good as
aver. .,,o4
So this teaches us everything nat
S soft and fluffy is not a rabbit,
md if the rubber ball doesn't
bounce off the porch and run down
The street to squeak, at the post
man, III tell you next about uncIe
Nripgilv and the WooZie Wolf.
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trict court that he fails to see the
materially Of a question asked of
the witness is not a comment upon
the weight of the evidence but is a
mere statement of a legal objection
to the testimony, and is unobjec-
tionable.
3. The trial judge has the pow
err in his sound judicial discretion
TO vary the order Of proof, and his
action is not reliable except for
gross abuse of discretion.
4. Where the appellant was
convicted of involuntary man
slaughter, he cannot make com
plant OF error in the instructions
of the court in regard to murder.
3. An exception TO an fnstruc-
ton to the effect that the same is
not a full and complete statement
OF the law is indefinite and pre-
sents no question for review in this
court.
6. An instruction upon man
slaughter which omits to express
to the jury that the killing must be
without malice is not harmful, but
on the other hand beneficial to the
defendant and he has no COM
plant thereon in this court.
:. Instructions Nos. 10 and IA
examined and held not to be in
conflict with or repugnant to each
other.
S-9-10-11. The district court is
not bound to give instructions
which, even if correct, are merely
cumulative and state in another
form proposition of law already
given TO the jury.
IL. An instruction which mere
ly lacks scientific form. while in
substance it covers the matter full
~, is not Objectionable. and even il
the same is not directly applicable
to the facts in the case. where, by
no possibility it could mislead the
jury, the giving of the same is
harmless and not available as
error
10. The jury returned verdict
of involuntary manslaughter and
voluntarily and without any in
structions from the court upon the
subject, appended thereto the fol-
lowing: I'VE respectfully beg the
mercy of the court" 1t is held that
section 4447. code 1915, which au-
thorizcs such recommendation. has
the, effect merely of allowing the
jury to give the trial Judge the
benefit Of their opinion as to
whether clemency should be ex-
tended and is not intended to in
any manner control the ultimate
of the trial judge in fix
ing the sentence
Opinion by Parker, c. j., Roberts
and Reynolds, j. J. concurring.
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of that country and which has been celebrated an
nually since 1920.
Ecuador has two independence days-one the
anniversary Of the Declaration of Independence of
Quito which took place August 10 1SO9-and that of
Guayaquu eleven years later. Guayaquil was an i'm
portant port in those days. occupying stra-
tegic position the Pacific, and It favorite
stronghold for the Spanish royaliss. They kept the
city well fortified and garrisoned and to it that
all revolutionary propaganda promptly sup
pressed. For this reason the city compelled to
remain loyal when the flames Of revolution We're
spreading and patriots fighting for liberty from
Venezuela the north to lower Chile in the South.
However, after Bolivar had the famous battle
of Boyaca and San Martin aud O'IIigGns had put
a quietus Spanish dominion in Chile, these con-
querors stood ready to help their less fortunate
brethren in neighboring countries. In 1920, some
leading Venezuelan patriots met with number of
those at Guayaquil at the house Of Jose Vamli at
ball which he gave a blind
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Laura, A. KrkInan

ver-skin onions and let them stand
for two days in brine which is
strong enough to float an egg,
Ihen let stand in cold water sew
eral hours, changing the water IN.
III the onions are not too SALTY
Pack them into sterilized glass lars
with cold, spiced vinegar prepared
IN the following way: To 2 quarts
OK cider vinegar tif it is very
strong, dilute it with a little cold
Water) add 70 teaspoon whole
cloves l. teaspoon allspice, pep
percorns and u teaspoon salt; let
this boil for 10 minutes, then cool;
when cold. pour over the onions
and seal.
India Relish. Two pecks green
bell peppers, 1a peck green toma =
toes, l large head cabbage. " peck
onions, 4 pound grated horse
radish, > dozen cloves of garlic, 9
ounces of mace, 4 pound ginger, 4
nutmegs, 4 pound mustard. a
pound white mustard seed, Il
pound yellow mustard seed, 2
tablespoons curry powder, pounds
sugar. Put the peppers, tomatoes
and cabbage through food chop
per and then into large crock;
cover them with salt water and let
them remain for week or ten
days. The day before making the
pickle, peel and slice the onions.
cover them with boiling sailed
water and let them stand all night.
Drain all the vegetables as dry as
possible aud add all of the sea-
sonings to them. Cover them with
boiling vinegar and keep them in
bottles or crooks. (The pickle viii
keep indefinitely and has a fine
flavor due to the spices used.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-09
JUST FOLKS
Copyright, 1920. by Edgar A. Guest.
THE CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER.

THE CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER.
You'll learn when you're older. that chip on your
shoulder
Which you dare other boys to upset
And stand up and fight for and struggle and
smte for
Has caused you much shame and regret,
When Time, lifes advisor, has made you much
wiser, -.
You won't be quick with the blow:
You won't be so willing to fight for shilling
And change a good friend to a foe.
You won't be a sticker for trifles, and bcker
And quarrel for nothing at all, ... g.. .'
You'll grow to be kinder, more thoughtful and
binder .--..s-...,.s-7-
To faults which petty and small; TX ~
You won't take the trouble your two fists to
double
When some one your pride may offend;
you'll whistle,
And keep the good will of friend.
You'll learn when you're older, that chip on your
shoulder
Which proudly you battle to guard,
Has frequently shamed you and often DETAINED
YOU SOFA.
And left you record that's marred! t.et :.
When you've grown calm and steady, you won't
81 w ]. .a, Ss-insi~ 5snstn1aA-&1NA' AAst
s:1 Wien yofs s fIii
your shoulder !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-09
Upton TIPS

If the reports are true that monographs
becoming popular in China, the Sleeping
Giant is due for hard run for his slumber.
Reports on crowds at some of the cam
pagn speeches in the state seem to vary as
greatly as the predicted election results
AS was formerly the case with Mexico it
takes quick action today to recognize a gov
eminent in Russia before it changes its com
peXion.
They were on their honeymoon and after
they had ordered noodles hubby asked wiley
what noodles are made of and his future cook
replied that they grow just like spaghetti
General Obregon was doubt surprised
when he entered El Iarem barber shop in
Juarcz to find that only men BARRIERS were
employed.
Ohio is simply following the first law of
nature when. after cinching the presidency of
baseball championship Of the world
Nobody could understand why George pre-
ferred to call on his girl in the old fvvcr in
preference to the new car until his sister
pointed out that it was one of those
tangled kind with an aisle running through
the front seat dividing it in two.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-09
THE HARVEST FESTIVAL.

Albuquerque and the state are outdoing them
selves in the Harvest Festival and the Eks Twster
that bringing three-day meteoric run to a close
today.
From the crowds that have been attending the
festivities it is apparent that the present effort will
so down in the citys history epoch making
event.
Today is the last day of the big show. Every
man, woman and child in Albuquerque should see it.,
In every sense of the word, it is worth while.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-09
ECUADOR,s FOURTH OF JULY.

Ecuador is celebrating the one -hundredth ami
yersary of the Declaration of the Independence OF
Guayaquil today. DR.. Rafael IL Elizalde, minister
to the United States from that republic has sent out
invitations for an affair be given in honor of the
occasion at the Pan-Amercan Union building on the
j evening of that date
Independence days in Latin-Anferican countries
care aways ofrsat rejoicing and spes
ciaf fesvitsea 9a republic of Fcy8aSSss,l
and Ecuadorchns all the world will have reason
for unusual enthusiasm since It marks the centen.l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-09

Me and Leroy Shooster and
Skinny Martin was WaWking along
jest WaWking along, and who did
we see coming but the new skinny
guy that jest moved in up in the
next block. me saying, There lie is.
Skinny, look at him, do you still
Wunt to say he amt eny SKINNER
than you?
Sure l do, he amt even as skin
ny, sed Skinny,
AW, Sed me and Leroy SloOster
as if we dident bleeve it,. Wich
we dident and jest then the new
skinny guy started to 90 past, and
think, this guy wunts to say he's
SKINNER than you.
He must have rong eye sight,
sed the new skinny guy.
o is that so, sed Skinny, we'll
then you must be blind and def
and everything elts.
O you don't say so, well ware
used to live l was the skinnlest
fello in the hole nayberhood, sed
the new skinny guy.
That donts say you're the skin
NEST GROUND heer, it couldent OF
bin a very skinny nayberhood, sed
Skinny, and the new skinny guy
sed, wy, I'm so thin everybody
GROUND there used to call me Skin
ny Jest as if it was my name.
Well wat of that. don't every
body GROUND hcer call me Skinny?
sed Skinny.
Well then, watts you say we call
if a tie? sed the new skinny guy,
and Skinny Martin sed, All rite,
shake hands.
Witch they did.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-09
OUR PLATFORM.

1. primary election law which will re-
store the power TO the hands Of the people,
where 1t belongs.
3. non-parttsan commission of three or
I'VE to have charge of our school and institu-
tional lands, and the permanent trust funds
derived therefrom.
.. A fair, adequate and just tar law which
will eQuitably distribute the burden Of gov
ernment We have especial reference to the
mining tar laws, although we will seek to
reach any other evaders, big or little, whom
We nnj. We favor . mine tax law based
upon an ad vaIorem property basis, as other
property is taxed.
4. fuller budget system for the state in
an effort to put state expenditures on an eli.
Cdent economical and progressive basis
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) HOROSCOPE.
J COPYRIGHT, 1890. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.

SATURDAY. OCTOBER ., 1920.

SATURDAY. OCTOBER ., l92o.
This should be a fairly fortunate
day, according to astrology. Venus
Jupiter, Neptune, and the Sun are
lall in benefic aspect.
Again all the signs point to the
progress of women in all lines of
public work. They will be espc-
cially successful III commercial
ventures in the next few months
There appears TO be a direction
of the stars that will give an inn
petus to all sorts Of large enter
Drises in which women will take
part. The spirit of adventure viii
be strong.
Jupiter gives promise of extraor'
binary interest in trade relations
with South America. For two
years astrologers have predicted
closer commercial interests which
| will be forwarded by cooperation
| and coordination of effort.
This should be a favorable day
for starting on journeys, especially
those that have as a motive bust
ness or any line of trade.
Friendly stars guide all who seek
or who desire to better their con
dition.
The day is held suspicious FOL
the giving of gifts and the making
of plans for any sort of entertain
ment.
Theaters in cities have the bes
possible direction of the stars, bu
they will prosper best when play:
remain stationary and move no
from place to place.
Illnesses may be more numerous
than usual where. many persons
work together, for the stars indi
cate infectious diseases that ma!
not be serious. ..E.ts.
New complications between
Great Britain and foreign powe
are forecast. ,st
Neptune is in place supposed
TO encourage a desire for the sor
Of amusement that leads Il
excuses.
Scandals seem to be more easil,
brought about at this time than !
usually the case, so discretion l
advised. ,. :, 4;
Persons whose birthdate it i
should be rather cautious abou
conserving physical strength. The!
have the augury OF success IN pusi
ness, -,
Children born on this day ma.
have many ups and downs IN ire
extremes of good and bad fortune
may lead to final success that l
remarkable
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SO Uncle Wiggily started off with
his red, white and blue striped
barber pole rheumatism crutch.
Over the fields and through the
woods he went until he thought it
was time for him to have an ad-
venture. But not one did he see.
Then he went on a little farther,
but still he did not find any ad-
ventures, and by looking at the sun
the bunny rabbit gentleman could
tell it&was getting close to supper
time. %
ON turn around, stop at the
store, for Nurse James jacket and
go home" said Uncle Wiggily
Another day will do for finding
an adventure
1t did not take Uncle Wiggily
long to stop at the eleven and
twelve cent store and get Nurse
James plush jacket. It was all
wrapped up in paper and waiting
for him, new moss collar and every
thing, when he called.
With the bundle under his pa"
Uncle Wiggily started along the
path through the forest toward his
hollow stump bungalow. 1t was
getting dark quite rapidly now. and
the bunny gentleman began to take
longer hops and skips.
For it would never do to be
late for supper when Nurse Jane
is going to have turnip shortcake''
thought the bunny, as he clasped
more tightly under his arm the
bundle in which was Nurse James
jacket. ,.-...
Uncle Wiggily was skipping
along, hippity hop, and it was get
ting darker and darker, and he was
thinking how nice it would be tc
get safely home to the fireslde IN
his hollow stump bungalow, when
ali of a sudden, something from
behind him grabbed hold of the
bundle he carried under his paw
and voice esaid:
Il think ] have you now