Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-07

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. O0O to Camp Trays. Iexas'
3, 000 to Camp Lee. virginia
puIcs for the enforcement ot
-, W,rsbol General Crowdcrs worh
mr. fight" regulations. just anho" ,,,
cali ON all citizens to report w -,
nearest local draft board h"',
,nrn within draft age VINO are ''",
',iiv iii. or who are employed NON
any ,;,..Jv Each local board * Gre
',.I into what will hr practlcaiiE :,
',,,,., IN si, probably weekly TO nccln'
''h c,scs ms may bc hrOnGhl h'io''
:, I,rnn q cas-, being presented w
Lo,rd will serve a notice on ,"e
iv,r,nt of not less than three "aHS ~,
80 tb,n seven days. directing MN !"
nr,scnt such cvid"nc" as nc ih'H @
IN submit. In every case 'hr ~.
must send the compl"t" r'"oI' w ~,
district board for approval 'N'" =, ~ ~
J.cision IL In favor OF II iliih' Wv
u'' ,o.rJ ,uprovcS the findings
''I,,,r.n tn q rcgistrant hc VIII he Evil
,n,icn and if any vacancies cNist WI,
~. cent Immediately To camp or P'.'."
-, ,h. Inn of the list Of th0S" next ~
ro An appeal to the prcsid'n, l",. y"
made only i'm the event OF u u'SS',' r'N
,.,,,' in IN. district board and WIN ~"
conmrndntion of the appeal agent vi
adjutant general.
r.,v communiuues issued 10y 'h'
Er,nch command haV" contain"
statement more vital 10 thc
issu, of the battle than thoS'
rncrs to the soldiers OF Ain'r"h u' :"
tion, writes the mlil'arN C'' ,,n,,nt.
nS the London Express. ComnHn''
IN, cditorIally. in it's issu" ot N'unrs- ,.,;,
he the same newspaper says: Nv
",r,,ons may read their certain uooIu'
-, ,h., .nirit and skill Of the American:
a., m thc frht nj Vcuilly. During the pas'
week the transport or Americah ,,,,r,. uop
''oross the Atlantic has been qnick,T,,i
,han ,vn dared to hope for. Better s.n'.
th, ouali,y Of the officers anu men l'."
astonished the most competent ,,i.or NUE.. -,
fudges." According to the m...'s =, .
'eSscss1ondent d the 6rffs fiSp.es =,
oJvantage underlying the possession w W
n great reserve now looms iarEe u, -"
dnst OF conflict. II orersnauowH -,
momcntary consideration OF ,"'T COW.
,,aIn of this or that village ne S'Hn,
a"na In the story of the last II hoiIS
,,.. ,rr hcpinning to learn som'thl'iE
W thc lighting qualities of this re-
,'',,,.o nuoiltirs which the "'Ii'ia,'
.,.;,ic. affectcd to dcspise. Thc ia''S
oro calculated to give 'h' W., nr
co,,n,andcrs food for reflection nol Z"
nm altogether comforting cha'i'"''
only intervention 10y the Fedora,
,,,,crnmcnt can prevent a genera
s,,r;Lr of opcrators employed ny w,
IV.st.rn Union and Postal TcI'Erap,'
rnmn,nies. G. J, Kokcnkamp. pr'S,a'nm' Nv
oT The photographers Union s;iu III
Washington "Wednesday hiSn'' 49,,
leaving for Chicago. Upon ms ni' mi ''nti
there he planned To mail on. NV ,.n, n.
''N'N r.S,ilt nj inc ftllSii
a1' az, a. WESTERN Union company To sub,
,,it IN the jurisdiction Of the nalloh"'
,"ar Labor board, which sought 10 com
800, the difference between th' Vo''I-
r,ni,s and the men. After TWO ua!
sncnt in discussing the situation WIZ,
administration officials. meihp'fS ="
congress- and labor leaders. MI W.
,,,,I,,mn soid he doubted that. eve"
,,,,n,iJ IN, government decide TO ih''r-
y,u,. action could he taken III I'M. w
nr,yrnt the men from GoihE "u'' -.
r,tary Wilson. who discusssu tnr S,.m
alton with the union presiurh'. rn
Gnr. i,s meeting Tuesday. Mr.. konehk
omn s,id he had been assured ny
prrsidrnt Gompcrs Of the American
E.a,rotion of Labor. Of his interest,"
,nd symnathy and of such asSlSlan''
ns the federation could lend an a'!'Ia'
ed union. Mr.. tIompcrs made no state
mcnt.
The Federal Child labor law pro
b;hi,inp the interstate shipment oil pro-
ducts of child labor has been urcI'It"
unconstitutional and inraild ny 'U' ;,, Su.
nr,me court OF the United states. NJ
deciding opinion was written ny jus
tice Day. Justices Holmes. M'Nr,'n", ,,,,.s',
nropd,is and Clark diSscnted JuuS'
Doy held in effect that while congress
bo,i the right to regulate Interstate
rommercr II was not warranted Ill cN-
crrisiny that right i'm Il way 10 interler'
with the control by the state ot WILT ,
wns plainly the states own annir. "'
no, docs not mcddlc with anything ne
longing TO the state said JuSti''
Holmes. In n desscnting opinion. rheE
may regulate their Internal aHairs I'm"
their domestic commerce as theE Ik''
Rut when they seek TO send th'ir PRIV
DUCTS across the state line they are no
longer within their rights. II there
were no constitution and no congress-
their mower to cross the line would de-
mend upon their ncighbors. Under the
constitution such commerce belongs
not to the states hut to congress 10
regulate II may carry out It's views
of public policy whatever indirect CT
feet they may have upon the activities
OF the states. The public policy ot the
United States Is shaped with view 10
the benefit OF the nation as whoie.
National welfare as understood ny
congress may require different at
titude within it's sphere from that oi
some self-seekinC state. IL seems 10
me entirely constitutional for congress
to enforce it's understanding by all the
means at its command.
The United States destroyer Ward
was successfully launched last week at
the Mare Island navy yard. CalitornE'
seventeen and half days after her
keel was laid The nearest approach
TO this record was the launching OF n
sss. foot cargo carrying vessel by the
New York Shipbuilding company OF
Camden. n. j.. in twenty seven days.
The record was accomplished as the
result of a new system of CO. ordinated
effort. four hundred men being en-
gagged night and day in bringing the
vessel to n state OF 81 per cent com:
pletion. II Is hoped that the vessel will
be completed within a month OF the
date when the keel was laid. Twenty
years ago the first sixteen destroyers
were authorized for the navy. They
were less than half the size Of the war
ships now in use: yet their average
time from the laying Of the keel TO
launching was two years. During the
past year the average time has been
Ave months. In making the record on
the Ward much of the structural work
was prepared In advance. Bulkheads.
keel sections. deckhouses. bridge struc-
ture and a section OF the stem were
riyeted up ready for assembling on
nearby docks. They were then quick
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