Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-06-13
EDITORS IN NEW YORK.
Gotham Paper Tells of Visit Of South
Carolina Press.


Carolina Press.
New York Herald.
This Is where the reporters get In
Not so fast there! Not the New Yorl
reporters Oh. dear, no. They're II
all the time-in bad. No, New Yorl
editors never go away in bunch ant
leave the newspapers to the repor
torial staff. If they did thered b,
something new. as well as something
good, in newspapers. but-that's an
other story.
! mo, the reporters and even th'
devils who do get in are the reporter
and devils of South Carolina. They've
been in for a week, and there's still
another week coming to them. Ont
week ago the editors Of Ben Tillman'!
state quit business, they began to con-
vene, they did convene, and yesterday
they arrived in New York for a week:
recuperation. Meanwhile the news
paper public Of South Carolina is hav'
ing newspaper stories served up to
them as they should be-even as this
one The editorial blue pencil is be-
ing stayed in it's deadly work for two
whole weeks-in South Carolina.
Now for the story, for, after all
this is a tale about editors and not re-
porters. Fifty editors from South
Carolina arrived IN New York yester-
day on board the Apache, of the Clyde
line. They left Charleston Sunday
after three days in convention at Co.
lumbia, 8. c.
Editors! They are of all kinds
big editors, little editors, weekly edi-
tors and daily editors and few semi
weekly editors. There are married
and unmarried editors; wives, families
and other women friends, too. Quite
a happy party this editorial outing
from South Carolina.
What are they going to do in New
York, these editors from South Caro-
lima? What aren't they going to dc
in New York? is more like the ques-
ton. Some of them have been here
before, and they are going to show
the rest how much they have done fol
them in bringing them up here. TIC
begin with, by way Of getting their
bearings, they are going around the
town in sightseeing automobiles, and
they are going to walk In body down
Broadway, at night.
Then they are going up the Hud-
son and coming down again as quick
ly as the steamboat will bring them
They have already decided that New
York Is much too good to be away
from long. Then there are the
theatres. Some Of them have figured
that by taking in matinees whenever
possible, as well as all the evening
performances they'll be able to see 10
different shows. They don't figure or
the moving picture shows. They have
moving picture shows themselves In
South Carolina.
THE editors have been invited to
the banquet Of the Cotton Seed Crush
ers' association at the Produce ex-
change, and they hope to be able to
accept 1t. But the editors are not 60
ing to forget business entirely. They
are going to read New York newspa-
pers and see what editors do here
They are to visit linotype factory
and a type foundry, and they are to
inspect the Herald building.
Z, Altogether, the visit of the South
Carolina Press association will be a
memorable one. The officers of the
association in charge of the party are:
August Kohn of The News and Cou-
rier. Columbia, president; j. L. Minis,
Of the Edgefeld Advertiser and E. H
DeCamp Of the Gaffney Ledger, vice
presidents