Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-05-24

,'', C,.r,r.,n wus severely cUt. y
third il known To- hav" been Sh"'. ~
t.ntion * drawn Ia the fact 'ha' 'h'
cnIor,d S,ntrirS WEI" first htlH'N'"
and continued fighting alter f'c"lN'h-'
wounds and d"Spit" IN" u.s. OF Si'n
AIDES hy Il superior force. h't Sh""''
be given credit Tor preventing. 10y 'h'lI
bravery. the captur" oi any "' ""'
men"
- Thrr" is Il diff"r"nc" between con-
,r,.ss and Secretary NcAdOO as L"
,,,,,,,h,.r congress should remain III
s.ssinu until II has Cornpl"t"d ~"
,,.,.,.pu,. law to TAX" ear" "i wh:'' w,
.,,..r,.,,r> fears MAY prov" = h'''''
,,,.nrJinp 10 Secretary MrAdoo. uh
49,, ia. nrcs.nt Sch"dul" oil 'hNh' i"''
10 r,yis.d. there viii b" u SERIOUS u"
,ici, h,forr all TN" expenditures P''''
ned ;,r,. completed. tn" hl'h''"tH "
congress are anxious Ia get i'"''
,''',i .,T,,r their pOliticHl fences. NJ Il
WV" ,.,,,.,. h,.,,crn Mr.. MCAd"o ahh
Leaders of congress lew h'HS u
,h.. ,.nr,.rrssmcn explained The "plh"''
,h,, II is not necessary 10 TaiS' w.
,,x schedules now. and aSr''h ''l'
,h,y would nuthOriZ" additiOha' '
issues to take care OF any n'Ht'
nigh, arise. II is "XI"rt'" '''l'
,,r,.siJ.nt will hav" tn" last ""i" w
s,y On the question hS 10
ronurcss shall adjourn 10y july w
remain In session llh'i
venues are provided.
Irpon approving the act oil cong i'HH III
bringing under the arm! u''', W ,';r,.,.
men attaining the az" Oh - H' ,nI-
ia. FIRST registration day. June 3D. i'' -
p,,..id,.nt Wilson ON last Mnndil. Is
incl :, procliIuation formally hN'nS
n,xt INN. : aS the date FOR new r''S'
ll,.s 10 appear before th''' -.
,r.,rdy N:,l,. PERSONS. whether cl'lH.i'S
nr moi. are required To r"SlS'tr'
,,r,.sidrnt's proclamation quotes Wv
law and gives motto" 10 all ~
suhirrt to IL In the states anu '" 80
'',l', or I,oIumbia to appear for regis
,r,tion on June : between the 'lo'',H -. w.,
> "a IN and . p. III. State SoNcin"'
',J u,nhrrs of local boards are CANE"
unon 10 prrform the duties aIr''uH 80.
signed TO them. II has been 'S'''''.,.'
,h,t about 1000 men fit Tor aSl,S'
military service will bc MADE aN''i'"
In th,. army 10y the next r'eiS''".'oI
hereafter il is planned TO nave -
trntions oftrncr than once Il year, w
ably quarterly. g., ,,,.
The department OF aGricul'uIr ''.,H ,H
announced that not later IMAM JUN
all individuals. partnerships ""' -.
-, dcolIy exempted by the food toit>
frnl nct. engaged in the importation.
,n,nur,rture. storage, and dlStrlbu'io"
Of ,ools. utensils. implements N:h
nhjn..rv and certain other farm equip
,,,,,nt must secure Federal licenses. ~
reformation OF the president directs
thr secretary OF agriculture W W,
out the provisions Of the plo'l'','.h'' .'''',,
and the regulations th,r'unuct. la,
SOS ure required To furnish h'"I "''', nv. =,
regarding their businesses Wn'n., ,,,,,,
is thought necessary pS '., .rt .,nd
,iy.s drsiynated 10y the Sccfcl;irH' "'''
m,,s, hermit such representatives u"
inSn,,.t the property and rccordS pr
tnininr To their business. lnloith''''''
,,,tninrd in this manner IL h"' W
discloscd without authority "!n''
,,,ntits r,salrs within the trade WIN
out reasonable Justification, a'''l"l,o
tn monopuliZr. unreasonable ih'''''s'
of nric,s or restriction oi Suppi''s' ''''
wilIul waste OF farm cuhllhi'h' :"
nrohibitcd. Also licenses are io'''iu
den To sell farm cquipinrn' W P,' '' r"
Lrn,yn 10 have violated the fond CON
MY nc, Anplic,tiunS for licenses
nuns, he made to the law dclstr''iith';
iirsns, division, United states lo"u
nJministr,tion. Washington, ul"'
forms prepared for that PURPOSE
Il
German women in tn" hl'tu
States must register between Juhr l
and - under regulations luSt lSS"'"
by the war department. ittS VI
ana or more population under th' ~"
census, the registration IL 10 pt w" W
ductrd 10y police and In sihaii'r ''t,,
nuniti,s and country districts 10y posi-
,,,,s,,.rs und,r thu. same rules as GOV
crnrd the registration oi ''e'Hian '',' ',I
,hr,,, months ago. Finger prints VIII
M. taken. Every effort will br nau'|
to give courteous treatment 10 th' W.
men and avoid the impression lht' 'h'
registration process implies amy S"s
ni,ion OF guilt. II is estimated about
100 900 German women. claSS'u "H
enemy aliens. live in the | ni'cu S'a''S'
This number includes many women
born III the United States. nut nl'r'"
In Germans who never were naturaii"-
,,, Since women assume the nation
atty of their husbands thcS" women
will have TO i,c considered subject 10
registration. Women whose huSn''huS
ar fathers have been natur;lllzcd. OF
who have been naturaliZrd IN thrit
own names are not included Ill lh'
class required TO enroll. The women
will not he permitted IL moN" from
concerning their family relationships
their ages, their places of residence
and occupation. After registering they
vii not hc permitted to move from
one location To another without noti-
fying the registration officer anu Oh
tanning his approval
-- Nearly one half of the American
Red Cross second sl0O.0OO,0O0 war
mercy fund had been subscribed on
the face Of returns received at head
quarters in Washington "Wednesday
night, at the end Of the third uaS OF
the weeks campaign. The total sub
scriptiuns from the IL districts was
S34,O.O.555, but il was recognized
that these figures were incomplete and
did not represent the maximum OF
subscriptions up 10 that time. NJ
though the success OF the campaign
seems assured. workers are not letting
up. as II Is hoped to roll up an over
subscription. Necessity for those chap
ters. towns and states which have
over subscribed 10 continue their rf-
forts was emphasized in Il statement
sent To war fund managers by Henry
=. Dawson, chairman Of the Red
Cross war council. DIR. Dawson called
attention TO the fact that the arrange
ments for the campaign were made
early in the year before the recent
German drives in Picardy and Flan-
ders and that changed conditions call
ed for increased Red Cross funds. For
that reason he asked al workers not
to lessen their efforts to secure sub
scriptions until the close OF the CAM
paign next Monday night. None Of the
divisions have yet reached Its quota,
but many cities and towns had Joined
those who went over the top Monday
and Tuesday. The Potomac division
District OF Columbia, Maryland. West
Virginia and Virginia) has subscribed
Sl.071.Sl2. and the southern division
(Georgia. Tennessee. North Carolina,
South Carolina and Florida) s1.SS2.-
654.
Estimates by Major General Crow
der. provost marshal general. indicate
that probably three quarters OF a mil
lion men will be obtained for the army
by the registration on June 5 OF all
youths who have attained the age OF
81 since June last. Fully 100 1000