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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29

The status Of Finland has been called
;uio question again bN the ou;hrca X of
hoS'il!tcs between the Finnish govern
mcnt forces and the Holshcvik Ecd
Guard. The latter is getting help from
tic Russian government. whose EoI-
sAeyih heads have announced that they
rannot refuse assistance to the pro!c-
;arat against The Finnish bourgeois.
til" l:"lsr cviki arc rcpor;cl 10 nave
llc!s.nStors under the command OF tho
guns OF EusSian warShips manned hy
thc,r men. ana to have occupied tho
lIclS."sfors railway station. Fighting
is going on in tho eastern provinces.
according 10 the reports. and Russian
soldiers arc said 10 have instituted u
reign ot terror, anarchia;ic conditions
prevailing III the region OF the disturb
ancr.
British casualties have again dropped
20 relatively small winter proportion.
tie total ot approximately $500 report
81 during last wccis being barely more
than half OF that OF tho week preceding.
and no. much more thau one third Of
that reported two weeks ago
The Cunarder Andania, Of l3 to5 tons.
torpcdocd of the Irish coast SUNDAY
morning, wen; 10 tho bottom. despite
the efforts made 10 save her. 1t was at
frs; hoped that She might be taken
into port. All on board arc believed TO
have escaped.
Activity on til" western and Italia n
fronts is confined TO small raids and
intermittent artillery bomhardments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
German Paper Refers 10
Emperor as "Hangman .
fBy Associated Press. !

t'' -f'sp'la''J fIcts.
LONDON. Jnnuury .S.-i disnntch
to the Exchange Telegraph from
Amsterdam says the Dcutschc Tagcs
Ecitung openly calls on tho Grrmnn
people to revolt nEninst the present
regime.
"Wc. too" nays this rnn-Gcrman
orSnn. "hnNc Judns among US to-
day. lie appears in tho rcd coat and
mantle Of Gcrmany's hnnI.nnn. Who
VIII save Germany from these trail
tors but tho German people. 1t 1.
now hcrmnns. help yourself, and
God will help you"
Although Emperor William Is not
named in The article. tho e,prcssIou.
"Gcrmn".'S hnngmnn.' is meant for
tho Kaiser. says the cOrrcspondcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
CRUISER REFLOATED
sultan hn"uz Sciin. Formerly German
6"chrn. HcnchcS DardancIlcs. Ac-
cOrdinG to Bcrlfp

BERLIN tvia London). January rs
Il is officially announced that the Turk :
ish cruiser Sultan Yawuz Sclim (for-
mcrly thc German cruiser Gocbcn) has
been relocated and entered the bar
danclles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
SERIOUS FOOD RIOTS REPORTED
IN CRACOW. POLAND
Hv Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. January 2S.--Food
riots III the city Of Cracow. Poland.
have become 50 serious. said an official
dispatch from switzerland. that the
authorities have appealed 10 the AUS
tran Prime Minister for aid in quiet
ing the disturbances. Martial law has
been proclaimed and the hours OF
public eating-houses curtailcd. Thou
sands of women and children arc re-
ported parading the streets daily de-
mandins food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
REVOLT IN FINLAND SPREADING
INTO EASTERN PROVINCES

STOCKHOLM January 2S.---The long
threatened revolution In Finland is
proceeding in the eastern provinces,
according to sparse reports reaching
Haparanda. and forwarded here
The railway station at Helsingfors Is
reported TO have hecn occupied by the
CONTINUED From First PaEcD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
OVERCOME BY HEAT
Sudden Rise Ia Temperature Causes
Prostration mt Savannah.
Georgia.

SAVANNAH. GA, January .S.---onc
heat prostration was reported here to-
day. when the temperature took =,
sudden trend upward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
ROAR OF CAMP LEE GUNS
HEARD FOR MANY MILES
FIRST Artillery Practice With I:ea!
Shrapnel Gives Realistic
Touch To Training.
WILL. couET-MAETI,L OFFICER
Richmond Sergeant Brings Serious
Charge Against Lieutenant Roth.
Red Cross Supplies Negro Troops
With Sweaters.
spee!.l ~. stan CORRESPONDENT.

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oe ~,
,, -
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,,
.!,,
- -
''''c' ',"o'r' N'iS'''
'hc officer in charge. stated ;ha; the
weather was An evidence of MIA, n,i-h,
il, -cxno,,., ,,h,, ,, -
''' ''" - ho'nhS STOPS artillery
on foreign soil. nothing vii! deter ar
,ilicry practice in the training OF mo
n,cn a. ,bis .,-,n
~ INC artiilcFy rang" AZ Dutch Gap
has no; been completed. the practice
Was hold on Tho r;Oc r.n-c ,r,;,Io,,.
targets were nI,ccd IL no ,d-, -, a.,
,,ood. for ,,,, e
49,, ,,,e..,,
W -'', "'Ho i'f' ihc d''
'"i"'E 81 thc W est NIrSiniana' tire.
Three inch gums were .iscd in tho prac-
;ice and shranuol .bc,ie u.,ro ~,
,;.i
''' "'''" urea ~" htSe
sh"'' ana gave an instruction problem
and tho functions. details and mcchan-
isn, ~ ,irc ;c,,,, tto :.
=, 80" D"f'"'' ~ Ieepc' hal-
terry H. Three Hundred and Fourteenth
Field Artillery. wcrc ,nc sc,orJ ana
third members of n, r,i.h,;,,. p;,.;
~" - ''''''p"'e !" ar'ilicfS hrc'
bFiSadicr-Gcncral q. q. lfeiner. COM
mandins officer of the ono fiIndrcd and
futE-iith brigade. which is composed
OF thc artillery regiments. was an in
tercs.inG witness 20 the opening fire.
-Four pieces OF artillery were used.
ana the targets were c:.,m $40 10 I.lnn
yards distant There We're l:o members
and five officers in tho battery. -Four
horses werc necessary for each gun aud
ionr Tor the caissons. Intl to-day the
men Val only received instruction IN
theoretical !irihS. The Shrapncl used
Wcf" regular service ammunition.
WILL TRY LIEUTENANT
0N SERIOUS CHARGE
I;sutcr.u, Grant X po,h .rr,o
hundred and Thirteenth Machine .iIa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
MUiID ABOLISH OFFICE
DT HOSPITAL COMMISSIONER

Tne iiou-c started tho nov wee
"i'h visor. \ resolution by Otto
i'cnre to amend the Constitution 50 as
- abolish th. Office of Superintendent
- state hospitals Tor tn. Insane went
through without An opposing vote. aad
was Scnt 10 tho Scnat-. J. NJ, Nauscr-
mat. Ct Woodstock, AN attorncy-at-
law holds This Office. 1t pays u salary
- s2p"n and an additional $500 for
travelling expenses.
t"S"luttor iy DcieEat" Eailc:
"~EtnE That "ny naiority Of the
a"'ual votes cast ,'c required t. change
i"r"s 81 municipal government also
i'''"'" without opposition, Thc act
'h'L'r "ilF :" citi"s 81 !.yncAhurS
class
'h" oihmiit"r on Courts of Justice.
''i"t" "hiG" tho pcvanE judGcship
M"i'cs WhS hcard. reported that Il
"'"tN"d 'HdGo hcNah"E not entitled
=" h"'" "'i'e - judge III tho il"pcwcli
'i'A '"nri "ftcr February L. \ joint
'a''4s Was called - meet Wednesday,
aGHi IVA nc hall 81 thc li"uS" "i
'SS :" "',eFh'n' "A't course I"
,, ~
,cnd4 tb,, un1cr 10 ro,.,f,r,io, o
could no, b,v. bc., .noscn fo, ,,ss
than ci-b, yc,r
The n-st biu on mo calendar y,
,u.t intended To increase salaries .f
Circuit Court Judges. hanging over on
motion to reconsider since Thursday
afternoon \ motion 10 again ms,
il Ly drew Lindsay Gordon to his foo,
to press his contention ;hat Tho hin
should bc defeated Hc said tho mat
tcr was rather embarrassing 10 him
in view OF the fact that ic had to
practice In the courts presided over
~ tn" judges hc WAS fighting against
hut tha, H. could not lose sight of
III" fact that tn" requested increases
wore for mon who could manage 20
act along without thcm. NO man.
he said. knows how great are to he
the sacrifices tho poor people Of Amer
ica WIZ be called upon 10 make before
TINS War cnds cannot help but OPP
pose any proposal 10 increase salaries
~ inc '"h' Whlie thosc at the bottom
III" III S"'h sore hecu.
ne h'otioh 10 'ecoh@.ocT' however,
N'S "s"'f paSs'" oH'
AMNESTY GRANTED
TO ENLISTED MEN
Mr Gordon was more successful ir
his second fight; Tho b!ll to grant am
nreir 10 enlisted men was up for It's
second reading Delegate Stephenson
wanted it dismissed. so did Delegate
Shack !cford Floor Leader Willis want
cd il amended. Mr.. Gordon. however.
would be satisfied with nothin. less
tnau its passage lie could no, see
why. after a man had risked his ali for
the defense Of his country he should he
h'' WIN q warrant and threats of i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
PEOPLE RIOT IN
CENTRAL EMPIRES
Pan-Gcrmans Continue to Make
Attacks on Their Oppo-
nents in Germany
ALLIANCE MAY BE BROKEN
Roedcrn. Kuchlmann, Kaiser and
Other Leaders Arc Targets
of Harsh Criticism.
tBy Associated Pre-.

WhIl. the military operations On
tn" various fronts coniinG" ~ low
Obj. the political pot still hotls fur-
ous!y IN Austria Hungary ana Ger
many. in both OF which countries there
have been new outbreaks among the
popuaco because of cconomi" and food
conditions resulting from tn" war.
Dispatches from Switz-''land arc 70
the effect that there has been serious
riotinE in Bohemia. owing 10 4 short
age M Hour rations strong measures
b. til. police beius required 20 ois-
pcrSc tho ,nobs. which smashed shop
windows and plundcred stores. Like
Wise, severe outbreaks ate reported in
the industrial! regions IN Hhcnish
Prussia. where troops had to lie called
cut 20 deal with the dissatisfied popu-
lace.
against any and all persons who are
ibatcd III Germany. \ remarkable
utterauco is that made by the Pam
German Dcutschc Tagca ZcitunE. which
calls 70: 4 revolt against the present
regime in Germany. Announcement
is made that Count Won IIcr,lims. the
Imperial German Chancellor. shortly
will make a turther statement regard
inc tho Ecigian question. Offering posi-
tive suggestions and proposals.
GIERN1N'S SPEECH RAISES M
STORM or CRITICISM
Count Czernin's speech or Austrian
/ way aims and the sta;cmcu; that il
Was sent in advance 10 President WI
son have aroused the Germans and
ihc.r newspapers are bitter in their
dcnuae!atioh ot the .tustro ii.rna;.
Foreign Minister. II is declared that
the counts action means a break in
tn" Austro German alliance. and ono
!a"-G c:man newspaper has been sup
pressed for suggesting that Germany
abandon hcr foremost ally.
While tho woyllmcn in Austria sp-
raTcntly have returned 10 work re
ports have bccn received in Holland Of
disturbances In tho Industrial districts
along the l;h!uc ia Gcrmany Few
details have been obtained. but il is
hsa'd r,hat troops WITH machine guns
nave h"cn scut 10 Mu!hcim. a manu-
featuring town OIL the Rhine oppositc
'oloSir Meanwhile, Fan German at
'acks on tho loading politicians. and
ctcA including the Emperor. continuc.
aud hay" spread 10 criticism Of COM,
ton i;o.dcrn. tho imperial treasurer.
Who is said 10 have told tho Enpcror
that Germany is not in inlu.i.t! cond.-
ton for offensive operations Dr Won
kuchlmanu, tho Foreign Minister has
defended his course in tho Russian par
!cys BY aSssilimG tho Eolshcyik govern
mont and its purposes. Ills efforts.
however, failed 10 check Socialist at
ta'kS GA tho SoNcrnmcnt's peace at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
CONSOLIDATE: OFFICES
or IOtNCIi. tiEIsi<S y

Coming uncNp"cicdly, Councilman
which va. carried. providim: for the
consolidation Of the Offices Of City
Clerk and clerk Of Council committees.
An assistant viii he appointed by the
city Cicri:. and he will ,isr St,vc a.;
clerk OF Council committees The
salary 10 bc paid this officer remains
10 he fixed by the Council Under this
plan. a material saving To the cit" viii.
hc effected, and more efficient admin
istration OF the affairs Of both give:.
i; is asserted
With tn" elimination trom ,na City
Cna.:c; Of those Scr,io:.- relating to
tie Administrative Board there was
10 mention made OF this body, and IL
was quietly lcStsIatcd out OF existence.
50 Far rs the Common Council IS con-
ccrncd. Commissioner Graham Il; Hob
Sca was the only mcm!.r Of the board
present at the meeting last night.
Practically the same treatment was
metcd the Board OF Fire Commits
was made for the repeal Of the act of
the General Assembly by which tha.
boar was created.
SOUTH SIDE OFFICES
ARE ALL RETAINED
At tho opening of the meeting there
was read letter from the South Rich
mond Suburban Association favorinc
the varions reforms. hut opposing all
Continued on Second pasc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
OF M.tRItII;D WON,>

y bill providing for the enlargement
OF the powers of marr.cl women, taa,
taey might release or grant all their
interests. including dover right in lua
continued on Third PageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-29
Service for You

Let It'd. Information Bureau
Answcr Your Questions
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
TAX EXECUTION SALE

DY yIrtu" Of Tax Executions duly
- ISSUED 10y Carl n. Hart, Town
Treasurer Of the Town Of York. ]
have duly levied on the below de-
scrib,d property in the incorporate
limits Of III" Town Of York for 4
sum Indicated on each parcel descrih-
ed below.
Lot Of vicIc White. Decd. Bounded
uu The. North by lands of Sam Watts.
on tn" Fast 10y lands Of Fannie Alex
anG-r. south by T. -. Turner and
Cemetery: West by J. a. lstt;, Tax
"S. execution and costs. 1926.
Lots Of Mrs. Mamie T. McEarchln.
Lot No. =. block No. 9, Lot No. 3,
Block 3. and lot No. /. Block No. !,
Of the Subdivision Of j. Edgar Poag,
known as the Whisonant tract near
I.nckinurc Mill. and fully described in
Decd Book -. page I39. Clerks Of
fIc". Taxes, execution and costs.
$3.50.
The above due as Town Taxes for
rh" Town of York. thereon for the
year 1917. and ! will expose same for
sale AT public auction to satisfy said
unpaid taxes on the iTH OF MARCH,
lgIs. Purchaser to pay for all pa
p.rs Terms. cash.
L. W LOVE. chief Of Police.
York. :. g. February \. 1919.
l3. (. ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
SURE TO CATCH HIM

EITHER GOING OR COMING.
The Ordinary Life Contract OF the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany Is, without exception. the most
attractive issued by any Company in
the world. when taken on what Is
known rs the Aecelerative Endowment
Plan. The plan was figured out by
I'roomlleld J. Miller, Actuary of the
Mutual Benefit, in 1874. 1t appeals to
any man who appreciates his obliga-
tion 10 protect those dependent on him
while they are not in position to pro-
tect themselves, and at the same time
realizes that after the time comes that
dependents no longer need protection
He May Need Protection Himself. It is
q contract under which the holder Is
absolutely sure to win, whether he
lives or not. provided. of course, he
continues to annually arrange the COM
paratively small premium called for in
the Contract: in other words he will
lcert2i, catch the coon either going
or ci It is not practical to give
IA detAfef and satisfactory exposition
OF the pl;6: within the space at my dis
posal; but If you are sufficiently inter-
csted in the protection of both yourself
and your dependents to ask for details
| shall be pleased to SHOW YOU" The
Mutual Benefit attaches at present. a
war clause to all policies issued on the
lives of applicants between Il and 45
years of age. and in case the policy
holder enters the service Of the U. s..
an extra premium Of $3.50 on each
81 900 is due and payable for the first
year in service. whether the holder Is
in the L. :. or France. II you are be-
tween Is and 20 there will be no war
clause.
SAM NJ. GRlST, Special Agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
INVENTORY OF FooD SUPPLY

NJ H. Hoover having announced lI.S
WI purpose To maxi" an inventory ut
Flour in the hands Ut consumers. this
is tn advise that this inventory will l."
made through l.ucal Food NdminiStra- =
tors. and in no event must the inhivid e
ual report direct to me. Further intor
nation viii h,' given rui Eit"r throuciI
the Local Food administrators or 9TH
erwiSc. j. J.. MCF.l.NE EE.
Food administrator for the Western
Division ui York County. 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
q DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

A LII persons indebted to the estate OF
"A JOHN r.. BANKHEAD. deceased.
are hercb, notified 10 make payment to
the undersigned at once. and persons
having claims against said estate are
advised To present the same to me.
duly authenticated. within the time
prescribed by law.
j. u. HNNkllEAD. Admr.
Feb. ST 81.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
HARNESS REPAIR SHOP

7 HAVE Er-nprn"d my Harness and
i General Repair business IN tn" build =
ins next tu W. r.. E"rguSun'S Stor" and
respect fully tender my services I" the
public. Will apprcCiat" tn" patronage
or thus" needing work in my lin" and
will -uarauIr" satisfaction.
J. FRANK MOORE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
70 DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

4 i.L persons indebted TO the es-
"a late "f PULADORE. WITHER-
Spoon. deceased. are hereby
notified TO make payment to the un-
,l"rSi sned at once. and persons hav-
ing clafinS against said estate are ad-
Nis.-i r. present the Same. duly au-
Intoxicated. within the time pre-
ycrthcd by law.
W. l. WlTHERSPOON. Executor.
ian. i0--l" 81. T..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
WANTED

~ He public to know that our Corn
l. NIL Is in operation and makes the
i'"St ot !Meai. Give us q show at your
grinding.
Highest prices paid for Corn.
PUTNAM & HCEY,
feh. >-ll IL. st York, s. G..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
,aGICAI DRESSING

ALI. Red Cross members who desire
Tht tn join u class To hC instituted Mon
day night. 40. at III" Court House. ii
Surgical Dressing. are invited 10 apply
To me, at once. The rharG" viii prol'I
blN hr 81 per m"fnl"r.
- MARY rARTW RIGHT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
Card Of Thanks.

Friends ana acquaintance "f uui
beloved father. Frank t.. Smith. were
KIND /" him .tud us ~ connection win
his death and burial. AMI "" desire
all th,.S,. friends .ild a"IuaIiItInc"S u
know that "" deeply Hpir"rIht" then
ihuughtful attentions.
Harry & AMI Bert r. Smith.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
AMATEUR MINSTREL SHOW

TN HE p"lphuS Amateur MinStr"lS
Il will play at Philadelphia School
House ON Friday Night. February 80. III
\ O'Clock. New Songs. Jokes. Gags.
Dancing and Good l'lay. ID You want
to laugh. Come. admission. - cts.
and Is Cts.
feb Is ~ T.. T.. GAl'LDf.N. rrin.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
FOR RENT

~ HE Ewart house on Wright ave
i nue. and the W. K. carroll Hurt
house on Lincoln street Apply to
100 II j. =. BRlcE, Attorney.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
FOR SALE

.rHEAP. IL sold quick. a FORD Tour
~ Ing Car. See me at my restaurant.
When you are hungry. I want to feed
you. Good service. Prompt service.
Reasonable charges.
X. d. DORSETT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
BRING YOUR CANE TOPS

MY Can" Seed ThrrSh"r will u" IN
ANI operation at my HON" next WE'D
\E.SDNN Du" day only.
II l.. W. LOVE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
Quarterly Conference.

Til" hrSt quarterly conference" VIII !"
held al Mt. Vernon church. lii"N"i
Grow. on Saturday. February II" l;'N
!. e.. = Major. l'r"SI'in= Elder. VII
preach at Canaan at II -. M. SHhhhH
aud lt Mt. E"rn"n ~ 3.3" g. III.
ElIir Myers. Pastor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
FOR SALE

WNNNNM \kF.E'S Fur" cleveland
w Rig itull Five Lock Cotton Seed.
Incr":,S, Nour cotton Yields lay planting
the best variety. Grown and for sal"
lay VI. u. lil.\ll;, T.. +. ID. No =. Sha-
ron - e f,h li-ll II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
To The Farmers of York

y ! llG Z dl lllClS . VI Va N
ITISU TO YOU to make the Best
Crops You can THIS Year. Every
thing You can raise on Your Farm,
from eggs to cotton, is bringing good
price. In order to produce big crops
YOU have to fertilize the land and pre-
bare and cultivate we'll.
When you use Fertilizer. you want
FIELD RESULTS. We believe II will
pay YOU to see the
PALMETTO BRANDS
These goods have long ago passed
the experimental stage. w" do not
stop at saying what Palmetto Brands
vii do. We point with pride TO what
they have Gsa".. PALMETTO Brands
are endorsed by Clemson College. by
whom these brands have been tcSteq:
There VIII more rhaH fKefy be- q Car
Shortage and II will surely he to your
interest to buy the PALMETTO early
and haul it home and have IT when
needed.
We want to buy Corn. Peas and
Cane Seed.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
Glover Circuit.

s,rIIr..S al -. Paul sunday morning
at II Il. IN. al Kings Mountain AT )
70. rI. aud al clover ai O'clock.
~. \. Whtt"n. Pastor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
Special qotires
Glover and Union

CLOVER services SUNDAY morning ~
II O'Clock. NJ Union al 3.3O D. III.
NJ. VI. I.iChardSOn. Pastor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
WANTED

IIIrKoHY logs Highest prices
i l. paid. Send for price list and
specifications.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
SPRING SOWING

"'rhr first bird of spring-got on Il
limb To sing. but fore he issued a not"
-- a dead bird was him-the music lriz
in his throat" We are not poets. but
We Just want To tell YOU that while III"
weather is line today. the winter IL not
over yet. Iou'll probably need Shoes
Tor Yourself or some OF your family.
We hav" them in all styles and in the
right qualities ana at faircst prices.
Look over our stock before you buy.
FOR SPRING PLANTING
II you expect to buy SEEDS Of any
kind for Spring planting. we insist that
yuu should get your Seed at oncr-S"c
Is today. Traffic conditions are bad
they can he worse. Wholesale seeds
men say Seeds uf all kinds are scarce.
First comcrs will get served first ana
the walters will get none. We want TO
help yolI get what you want. See =
nj your earliest convenience.
C. w. WHITESIDES & co
SHARON =. {.
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WANTED

TuRN suitable for milling. Large
~ or small quantities. Highest
market price paid for same. Write
or phone us at Rock Hill. what You
have. CATAWBA MILLING co.
Jan. 2yg I. l. if
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
MONEY TO LOAN

EIRST mortgage on approved Rea
II Estate, amount OF loan not 70 eX-
cerd 60 per cent Of value.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15
Friday, February Is, 1918
AT THE CHURCHES.

AT THE CHURCHES.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Rev r, r. Gillespie. Pastor.
sunday school at ~ Il m. Morning
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TRINITY METHODIST.
Rev. j. r.. Mahaffey. Pastor.
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IL a. ~. Morning service 81 II o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev L. H. Waugh. Pastor.
sunday ServiceS SUNDAY school at
lY - ~. MnIrIis S"rNIc" AZ II.
CHARLOTTE ST. BAPTIST
Rev Il. H. Waugh. Pastor.
Sunday Services SundIy school at
10 E.NrnIHg service Al o'IO"h.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED
II:E.SBYTERIAN.
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sunday school at 10 "a. III. Morning
s"Tvir" ~ II
CHURCH or TIE GOOD SiiEP-
HERD.
Rev. T. Tracy Walsh, Rector
SUNDAY Services sunday school at
10 -. IN Morning S"rEiC" ~ II. Con
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15

Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-02-15

SAM NJ. GRlST, Special Agent.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-05-25

ut was this disease that brought about the
deaths Of Paul Stankevich and his 12-year-old
daughter, Rose, in the county hospital. Aleck
Stankevich, A years old, and another son,
Edward, 3 years old, are in the same hospital,
and doctors are striving to destroy the worms
and save their lives.
The symptoms of the disease are much
the same as those of rheumatism, said War
den Smith. The muscles swell and in some
instances become so sore that they cannot
even be touched