Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-07-23

vote.
Yesterdays casualty list reports
Marion Tcaguc of Gastonta, as having
|bc,n killed, and William Plyler OF
E.rshaw. as a prisoner in the hands
of the Germans.
| Alec Thomasson, a well known ne.
-ro farmer who has been working or
Mr.. NJ. l.. Thomassons place for many
wears. died last Friday, aged about 7S
II, WAS q slave of the late Nun Thorn
HSSon.
York county led all the counties oi
the state in cash sales OF war savings
stamps during the month OF June
Ihoth rs to percentage OF quota and
Der capita amount. The per capita
| s,,,s amounted to 1920 and this ag-
,,r,.ratcd 80 per cent of the county's
quota.
| There must be some organized ell
fort TO ensure n plentiful supply o'
ruJ this winter. II is well to keel
| in NINA tnt li't 'i"' '
scorccr now than it was last summer
aud tho outlook for Il sufficicncy OF fu-
| 81 next winter is not at all reassur-
Ing.
The United States government Is
| calling upon young women TO Noiun-
,ccr for training for nurse service
The idea Is to supply the places mad'
y,r,nt by those who have gone and
,r. coin. to the front. 1t Is great
work ANY minister of the gospel III
this section can give all the lniorma-
tion that will be required by thos'
| who desire TO answer the call.
To meet the increased freight rates
RECENTLY ordered by the railroad ad-
Iministration, the fuel administrator
has announced that effective today II
wiII moi object TO an advance OF one
half n cent gallon in the wholesai'
tank wagon market of gasoline, naph'
,ho and refined oil throughout th'
country. The advance in the retai
m.icc shall not be greater than that III
the wholesale price, it was announced
Grant Barnett, the man who was
arrested on Saturday oil last week
I,ro,,so of his wild escapade at INT
home of MIR. Walker Goforth, two
miles southwest of Yorkrille, ma
lbccn -raalaased- ON q nom NAL ponas
Sforth took into consideration IN
imuossible condition the man was II
lot the time on account OF whisky, ant
IdcciJcd TO be as lenicnt as was pos
lsiblc.
At the request of Mr.. c. l.. CoDt
p.ur,.scntatiyc Bradford has arrang
cd to have the registration board u
sucnd three extra days at Rock HI
Land one extra day at Fort Mill ant
ltlovrr each, all during the month
s.u,cnhrr, This will give Rock Hi
rour days in all and Glover and For
Mill two days each. 1t will be neces
snry TO arrange in some way to pa.
the members OF the board for the ex
ira time.
That is an important call that i
lIcinr made ON behalf OF Frank NJ
lDodson, in charge Of athletics n
Camp jackson. For men over tn
ldrart age who have had their younl
manhood filled with college sports, es
lpccially athletics, there has neve
lhrcn better opportunity to turn wha
they have learned into account for tn
good of mankind. The governmen
recognizes the paramount importance
of the physical development OF tn
Young soldiers and it knows no bette
way than through the aid OF the youn'
linen OF the country who have tn
Liability to organize and direct sucl
work. The probability is that tn
government Is going to call all younl
linen up to forty for army service, ant
whether there Is such a call or not, m
man OF the right qualifications ha!
lanything to lose in going into this Y
NJ. c. \. work. On the contrary, h
has much to gain for himself and hi
lcountry, and also If he has family
he can have the assurance that tha
family will be taken care of while h,
is away.