The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-02-11
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Tidings of Tennessee
Tersely Told Neps Happenings
About Your NeighbOrs From
All Sections of The VOL
unteer State
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and 200 gallons OF whisky were de
stroyed in-the most sensational raid
In the history Of prohibition in this
section, conducted In the Cosbey dis
trict OF Cooke county recently. Three
men were arrested and left in the
Cooke county jail as q result Of the
raid and 20 men of the governments
flying squadron" from the states oil
North Carolina, Virginia and Tennes
see, in company with officials Of Mar
shall Frank w. Flenniken and ProhI
bition Agent w, L. Mcdonald, return
ed to Knoxville this morning.
Knoxville.-United response on the
part of coal operators and shippers to
the proposal to. meet In Knoxville Fri
day and organize tidewater exchange,
to be located at Charleston, s. c., for
the purpose Of improving the classifi-
cation Of coal for foreign markets and
for other purposes, is reported by j. q.
Mccoy, secretary OF an ex-officio COM
mittee appointed in Washington. Many
replies have already been received
from coal interests in New York, Wash
ington, Minneapolis, Toledo, Philadel.
phia, Chattanooga, Nashville, Charles
ton, Pittsburg and other cities.
Nashville.-Formal notice of contest
Of the seat of Mrs. j. Parks Worley,
who was elected to the senate to sue
coed her late husband, upon the face
OF the returns, has been filed by her
opponent in the special election. H.
M. Mcneil of Kingsport. McNeil's Pc
tition alleges that despite the fact that
1885 voters were registered in Kings
port, his home, and that LILO of them
cast their ballots in the November
election, only $50 we're allowed to vote
In the senatorial race because of
ruling of the election judges at the
Kingsport box.
Ripley.-The collection of taxes In
Lauderdale county is now far behind
the corresponding date last year.
This" said Trustee A.. A. Utley to.
day, "can be attributed to two causes,
in my opinion. The first, of course,
is the general shortage of money and
the second is due to the fact that
there is bill pending in the legisla-
ture which, If passed, will allow the
taxpayers the privilege of paying so
per cent by March and 50 per cent
July /.
Memphis.-Rabbi w. H. Fineshrib.
er, In sermon at the Poplar Avenue
Temple recently, contended that
Shakespeare's drama, THE Merchant
of Venice, SHOULD be eliminated from
the curriculum OF our public schools.
Dr. Fineshriber pointed out that the
play was written when the question OF
the Jews into England
was being agitated, and in an age
when more than 20 anti-Semitic plays
were published.
Knoxville.-Tennessee can save and
rehabilitate It's forests by the simple
expedient of preventing forest fires,
according to ]. g. Peters, chief OF
state cooperation, United States for
est service. Mr.. Peters spoke before
the third annual meeting OF the Ten.
nessee Forestry Association, coming
from Washington for that purpose.
Lexington.-The store oh J. NJ.
Sheppard, general merchant, IL miles |
south of this place, was entered and |
clothing and merchandise valued at
5000 taken.
Medina.-The grocery store of Ms
,utchan & Barksdale and the adjoining
garage Of Jack McCutchan were de-
stroyed by fire recently. McCutchan &
carried furniture. hardware
md farming implements. Nothing was
saved of their stock. Their loss Is only
partially covered by insurance. The
,ars and tools from the garage were
saved. It is not known how the fire
originated.
Huntingdon.--Smith P. Finley, 81, a
vell known and useful citizen, died re-
emily at the home Of his SON, VIII
finley. north Of town. from the illa
Incident to old age.
Rutherford.-Neecy Tilghman, IS, q
prosperous farmer living In the TWEEN.
y-fourth district, died suddenly Of
cart disease.
Huntingdon.-G. A. Boswell, IS, died
ecently at his home. He was a good
itizen and is survived by his wife
nd one child.
Ripley.-A. o. Durham has been ap-
ointed chairman for Lauderdale
ounty In the near east relief drive.
Ripley.-The Baptist denomination
I Heaning has just completed a hand
ONE house of worship. the contract
rice being $1,000. II is a brick We
eer. beautifully finished inside and
arranged. Ample classrooms
ave been provided for the growing
unday school.
Nashville.-R. w. Johnson. OF Okla
)ma, famous Carlisle Indian football
aver. has been secured as head
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