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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-10
T0RChY LANDS A SHY
ONE
by SEwEIL FORD.

I
Course. it's all right. / amt oeenn E
But u WA playin' It kind OF low down
-e.-.,.. .-,a r,rt,,a+o scr ola
va a fei S''N
Hickory don't even hlcRer an eye 40
he hands me this slip of paper with
name and address on It.
..,.u, 1ooE I'D
Torchy' says me- JUS "a
this Mr.. y. K, Barker, VIII you az
Get hts subscription TO the third
-.
roam ,.,... no,.e
y es, sir. says J. mann
/ like brisk business. Got MIN gov IA
s,. ar,,+hirp sneciai7"
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Let see sh'o 80. ern
sultin list, ION, say ho""'
+horsand"
I.r, cave / salutin'
I'VE ,ayea down towards
! snappy Hha tonge hummin a
I the frouo'T meant It merry.
merry AR 1"a' ras 10 look up
Al q st'ppeo Good wish I had
+ Barker l@''1,. Grolrer And you
enc IKE H. bl',,s nave been coin
kno" now 'hoee 80 Ta-ta-ta "a,
m Il the 'aSN ~,
te-dee~da- IA d "a -, AGAINST this
And lhen lu51, ~ ne inner door.
peeFlsh EihR t"a' ~ -, t,,sv ver-ruh
Mr. 3dl eti - ,.s,ty. hoatiI.
hus}' says nv "a st,,fs 10 crush
An save ln .,' - "He'Il be
some aE' NJ WIN IN, here,
buster $et "iie'' tta.lia so he won't
i'nsh IN me gu -. ,sa1a,-od me"
be woudcrIo "fa' 80 :. coo him
nat ii" %9n Y,oa,-oa ono
about den1at'o7 ti'S r,ya
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Ana Eoh nlEh' eo!' -, - 1>,as.nt{y,'
amt handcutfed, INA. !" I,t,fo gov
the Corrugated trust Va d ttg
/ ernmant deal tnat runs
/ figures .-.-,- 49,, A pevv
+ III nun ha1 iet[iisS - - ~ In
/ more ticks or the c'oSh 'ilI ,.,asa,,v
/ ieanin against the o'e r., PIT
I desk gfttiu CLOSEUP % 81 xIia,,nrv
say, If II hadh peth 30, ~ !, =,
+ himself EiFth me TINS So , o. I
/ chairman or the .,,,,
might have tHouEnl 'hete u aar,t
! mistake Bhle Barker pHI' - -,
+ look like ready taosetet. 10 - =,
Narrow set eyes. NOUN hNe !" -,
tine pavement, hno Signs u d" ~ 90
j disposition all over MS mar -.
'WeH@' he demands. ~
i ~ goye1umen contract ~ thts
Export says /. "ehoIP sup
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-10

your produce of all kinds 10 advantage,
as the market is very active especial
~ on Eggs, Calves and all kinds IT
Fowl Except Hens. which the gov
eminent forhids sellingl Write for
shipping tags and quotations.
AZELGROVE G co.
1910 +. Cary. Commission Mercha nts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-02

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-02
STRANGE PROPHECY REGARDING WAR IS
REPRINTED AS MANY PHASES WORK OUT

together pour in the fire ol their
.ru-.r O.. thc implous earth which
IFrue chat tho Lamb will order
thc determination OF che race OF Anti
christ
"NHou me beast secs hat he Is
Jo. hc aI' become iuriou. and for
mant months fhe bc8b OF the White
yael, tnr claws of The Leopard aud
.ht spurs 90 the Cock win fIercely
strike hm The, Will cross rivers
oH fh. hodla U the slain and these
.u p'ac, wU change the course OF
ibe rivers
Thet nII bury only OBJ, men OF
noble families tbo leading command
guls and Princes. because to the car
mage made hf the armies viii be- ioin
led OBS fhc wholesome death those
iVho $40. die of hunger OF lhc pest
Tbp Autichr.st viii ask many
fme. for peace. huf the seven lu.
gels who ualk Iu front of the three
aHma's defending the Lamb have
declared that victory win only bee
UUfeI 600 condition that the Anti
christ boz crushed lIac straw on
abe barn floor
The executors 1f Justice of 'he
lamb could mot stop fighting as long
ls fUo 'uuchrIsi possesses soldiers
u Dgh. against Thorn
Tha which makes 'hr DEGREES uf
fha .aHh $50 mplarablt .s hJt che
\uUehIa ba pretended Co Ja lul
lower D.. Christ and t0 acf FOO His
Name aud f Doc does not perish OBJ,
ru,t nI fHe Hadppmor would ho lost
uH 'H door ut Mdc- would prevail
Hu OBJ. savior
g. Fight az hrupp Works
"Thp iIght which would take place
where the tuuchrist iorges BITS arms
win not n any way ue human
/ iphf Essen the location OF the
Fkupp suu-w0rks
THE animals defending the Lamb
1860. Dicrm.nifo the last army oI
90. Nur.husf but they win boz
Forced a erect ou the battlefield O.
pyrt a large as % city, for tho bodies
1i rha dead viii change tho aspect of
/ fhe country .ie as Their. v0lI ba
mounds OF 'he slain
rh. AnrchrI-t win Bose h.s crown
ud die u solitude and maduos.
His empire viii br divided ut1 .-
states but none 90 them WI any
.ur.ar POSSESS f0rtro.so.. armies 90
fuuou-iy 'hera aro g..
.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-02
SCORES KILLED AND
HUNDREDS INJURED
IN TRAIN COLLISION
Continued from page ~

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"... ... @.'..'H '' ..' LOWE
I.. accident appears in have Deem
... r,.aIfU.a green u.'amau lu
,..a .. fu. 800 au ....#.Is, rff. ul
.. U. polio. u.V tTs eIr.h
... ur ... .au
ST. ..r. said warau- would ue
..U H, arrest ut a. otlca.
r.. operation who could Doc held
I.r.H.. mI Toe urtcs It.
.r....n Rapid Transit Cumpllt
..# m... boo t.foueuf concerning
.. Hr. .n. nur hours after "
r.H ignorance Rl W0fe OF.
....I shat laa happened
T.. wrecked ra.H 500 wDt. .a
r. ef. RH home going m.n
.u.. .uH children service uu faa
...un. limos v. Material. o..
...I ...... OFF fU. .trfhr aud ever.
nam SWITCH .r fH. HuHs'eu Hr.dF
... .. .mmaI q. ... I.H
inaUio Geo Detcruinr au.c.
HON. arrr fHa accident b. ua. d.E
..H |u determine aa.fs UHN |
.aHt.r.. THE crash come boo %
Iar tunnel and .H. historical ..r
..r... tlr sr4HI. .u aiy. r. ...
.rr.rt .r.u4r. off tfsir experience.
MANY af Them Ir...f.u fhat -eD.n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-02

Teleph ,e Num- Electric Co.
number 9, for Edison MAZDA
Lamps. sH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-02

trains m The aui nea Che Prospect
Paris station on the Brighton Beach
Anc The crash occurred when the
train ahead said % have been in
charge ol m inexperienced motor
man umugd The raca 90 a switch
and another train running in The
same direction plunged into the rear
ears
The tragedy mark a rhc first day
lot strike mllod by lHe company s
moformmu iu force ite reinstatement
of "a momhcrs of the brotherhood Of
locomotive Engineer m ordered by
The uaflna' war laho board
Official. Dbl the company proicssed
'hrco hour. after thc accident to have
100 definite uiorma nn af 90 IFS
cause THE. said u. reports had
been made 90 them members of
he train rcN
District Attorney His of Kings
cunt, declared an fHe Official of
De BROOKLYN Rapid Transit company
md oyer person connected ln any
Nay with the accident has been or
dored placed uude arrest Ho as
ertrd the company uas withholding
boz name of fhc mui0rmln II was
cp0rfoj however tlat the man iu
charge OF me train formerly VS. EN-
lloted co. train dispatcher
Traiu Goiue ~ High speed.
There s no doubt Air. Lewis
said fhai tho motnrmau Of The lead.
! us train was going 40 a high rate
% speed when he made the turn into
Do eur THE front can jumped co.,
rack and buekl.d Tho train fol-
owing ram into Che tailed oU'
| According To- survivors 0f th.
| wreck hn moiOrma evidently Wa.
unused 20 .he road Doe nas COM
pIloi .O bac. 100 AZ one point when
le hood taken The Wong switch
NHfN trains wen mWed WIi
passenger los tfc .eIk. had r,-ufe.
20 material reduction IH scrN..
Hd -.HueHt della.
Iumdiu...r after fOa crash fH.
rocked . burst into flame add
ue ru the terror of those Who ha.
escaped injury and increasing th.
peril of 'u0s. pinned BOO me urcck
ago
polio" reserves from dozen sta
ions Nrr rushed O. the scene o.
h' accident aud h.E .WmydIatol
u. .n eHIIs for 800 .he ambulance
! % Brooklyn while Manhattan Dob.
N'd.- were asked Tor assistance Th.
| 0rn department ALSO ras called upon
90 Hd the injured and remove .h
ldeaI
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
Command Of the Seas and OF the
.uastern Front the Keys to the War.

Command Of the Seas and OF the
Western Front the Keys to the War;
There are two keys 10 the world war
nos,tion, said Former Premier Asquitn
Ia m address TO his scottish constitu-
ants a few days ago. The Keys are
the command of the seas and OF the
western front. Both he said. after all
vicissitudcs still remain in the hands
of the entente allies.
while II is impossible 10 avert our
ewes from the tragedy unfolding IN
Rnssia and the formidable dangers
that tragedy has revealed. he salu'
..thes,. dangers do not give US appre-
bension, There are two important
factors in the situation. FIRST Rus
sia. as an effective military fartor mas
been wiped or the slate; second; the
t;erman procedure in the socalieu ne
Sotiations with Russia and the hsn.
they have thrown upon the mihus anu
methods Of Germany's present rulers
Thsre really has been more IN
s,ructiye contrasts between preten-
sions and intentions.
Referring TO the speech OF lmperlai
chancellor Won Hertling, Mr.. Asquith
said: or;,s
b,s address his subordinates were
writing terms. not OF peace. out Oh
ca apitulation as harsh anu humihauhs
as could be found in the annals OF MIS-
tory. ,,o, ,,aon
nsace Is attainable. The socalled treaty
~ Rrest- -Litovsk was everything that
an international compact ought not 10
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
CLOVER CUlllNG S.

Correspondence The YDrkyille Enquirer
Glover. March a.-Th" regular
monthly meeting OF tn" Andrew Jack
son T.. -. e. chapter WAS held on FRI
day afternoon at the hnm" Of Mrs
Wade n. Purslcy and Miss Minnie
Robinson as Joint hOstcss"S. Th"r' w"r"
fourteen members present and AN IN
tcrcsting program WAS carried out
After which delicious refreshments
consisting Of ii salad c"rIIS" w"r"
served
There was 4 game Of basketball here
OH Friday afternoon between the
Lowell team and the Glover team. In
the beginning II looked us if our boys
would win. hut toward the latter part
OF the game the other sId" began
scoring and Clover lost out. The
scoreing MAS 81 10 u in FAVOR oil
Lowell u
The infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Herbert Jackson VAS buried here IN
Wondside cemetery on lhufshay
morning at eleven o'clock. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. W.
f. Grier.
The Rev Armstrong of GraHite
Fall y G.. will begin Il series ol ser :
vices here At IN" Wesleyan Methodist
church on Sunday morning.
Mr.. StndioTd RitCh from camp
jackson has hecn spending Il ie"
DAYS with his parents Mr.. Ritch ~
:, member OF the band and has been
in training about SIX months ana tiiiS
~ the first time IA" has h"cn home
He SAYS they are due To nave ABOUT
30 men In the band but only nave ~
leaving 10 Instruments with 40 ON" I"
play them. H." was heard To MAKE
This statement, If could get out Oi
th,. arm, would no, 10 II because
have always wanted To learn music
and now that | have Il chance am
making good us" uf my time. Army
life Is agreeing with Mr.. l;itch because
ne has gained forty pounds since h'
has entered the service.
Mis-. Kathleen iIitch Of Charlotte
y. G.. recently visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Rltch.
Mr.. e. W. Wallace of the clover
Messenger was visitor III faS'oiliH'
Thur day. ,,,.
Miss BlcCku Bramguard of 'hicori'
college. - Visiting her parents mere
Senator aud Mrs. J. T.. Brainsuaru. o..
MIR and Mrs. J. Meek smith zen
FRIDAY for 'iaiiney I" srehu lew
days. ,,,.
Mrssrs. Roy Ferguson and Frank
Iincberg"r. after spending few days
with home people. left Friday FOR
charlotte. near which plac" they nave
l,usitluns with IN" southern Power
Dr. \. Y. Cartwright of Yorkville is
the guest at Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l..
Wright
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
Look Before You Leap

1t is rarely the case that widow
and her children are provided with
the protection against poverty. sur
fcring, drudgcry and ignorance be-
cause the husband and father insured
his life for On adequate amount to
protect those things that he did not
do so solely because an agent for the
company In which he insured almost
literally forced him to. In 9TH
or words, comparatively few, not over
one out Of twenty, take the initiative
and take out their first policy without
being urged to do so by an agent, and
that is why all schemes to eliminate
agents have proved dismal failures,
and will continue 10 do so. 1t is also
true that nine persons out Of ten buy
insurance from the agent who first 80
licits them, without investigating to
find out whether or not his clcim that
he is Offering the best policy In the
best company is correct, and the agent
Of another company, who carried in
surance on his own life in the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company knew
that he was not seriously interfering
with his own chances Of getting busi-
ness for the company he was repre-
senting, when he said: If ths aver
age business man realized how far su-
perior it was to ALL other companies
the Mutual Benefit could sell all the
insurance it wanted to without sales
force" (agents.) II you buy insur-
ance for the benefit of yourself and de-
pendents, and not to help an agent,
you can get the maximum benefits by
joining the 1900 citizens Of South
Carolina who carry $50, 100000 Of the
5000, 100000 insurance in force today
in the Mutual Benefit Consult your
own best interest by investigating.
SAM M. GRIST
All Kinds Of Good Insurance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12

- The indications now are that the
Jarancsc will be given free hand IN
Siberia. The British government mas
information that the Russian Bolshc-
Wiki has sanctioned plan OF the Ger
mans 10 organize German prisoners
into armies 10 be- used against the
Jlpancsc and Great Britain Is III iaFof
OF allowing the japanese 10 ah'
charge Of the situation as best !hcH
.ran. 1, is reported also that the Jap
,ursr have offered to cooperate with
the Chinese and In fact. have invited
the Chinese to cooperate. thus indl-
eating a spirit of generous fairness IN
the matter II is reasonably certain
now that the Japanese will take quite
an important hand in the game. cspeci-
ally I'm northern Asia.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
BANKS FOR CONGRESS
Possibility that Senator May Offer in
Seventh Oittrict.
-yyhc-are The Yp:ky.l.= ELg..!.

'"r'--yyhc.are The Yp:kv.I!= ELq..!.I
Columbia. March 3-It Is understood
here that friends and admirers Of Hon.
j. Arthur Banks. senator for Calhoun
county. ar" urging him 10 enter th'
Iac" tor congress from M. Seventh
district Senator Bauks has not de-
iinit"ly decided: bat IL saii 10 have
the matter under serious COnsId"r;t-
iIOn. ana his tnal conclusion Will b'
d"pcHdcnt Gf whether Congressman
Lever stands Tor reelection or runs
Tor the s"udi". According 10 Ons a.;
senator HankS's IricEGs who * cog
infant Of Ia" situation. the 81 natOT,
II hc runs. VIII run Oh his record aS q
constructive legislator. Hr has been
on" OF TIA" most prominent leaders In
III" warehouse: legislation. 3nd II WAS
through his efforts that th" general
assembly at its recent session passed
the warehouse lnSuranC" b!!l. which
bill unless II fails to rccGiv. ia" sigma
turc Of Governor Manning. VIII ci!IaE-
Cipat" IN" cotton producers from III"
"xtOrtIOLs "i In" lnSuranc" trust.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS


han. was found guilty In kershaw
last Friday OF the murder oil Luc!
Marsh. whom II" waylaid ana shot 10
death. Lucy Marsh had been rreNi-
ously tried for ia" murder of bakers
wife. The defense proceeded correctly
OH the theory that il WAS Baker IN
stead of Lucy who was guilty. ana
Lucy was acquitted. That lett Lur'
an the only possible Witness against
Baker. He got behind Il tree and sh"'
nor us she was leaving his place.
RaI,rr was sent to the pcnitrntiaiE Tor
life.
- rhe state board of education. NJ a
meeting held Friday. when as''m
AWAY into the night. uver-rulcd IN All
hut two eases the refusal of the state
board of charities and corrections 10
grant aprlicantS free tuition AT the
Citadel. the University of South Caro-
linn. Winthrop college and clemson
college, These cases. approNimalihS
l6. came To the state board OF ruu'a- :
tion on appeal The two cases not
definitely decided were carried over
10 the next meeting. According 10
a statement given out by state super
intendent of Education Swcarihseh
about the meeting, every lnuicatioii
points TO Il shortage OF teachers unless
the available supply Is increased ny
an examination to he held al eSerH
county courthouse on Tuesday. May
Z, and at college commandments "'
the early spring.
Aiken. March 10: Gen. Il. Hammet
league. commander of the South Car
IHnitnl CON fp1erntE Npt-
Grams. Yesterday announced that he
Will soon issue general orders regard.
ing the 1915 reunion. the dates oil
which have Just been definitely deter
mined upon. General TeaSues orderS
viii be TO the effect that the annual
reunion OF the South Carolina dlrlsiuh'
United Confederate Veterans Will pc
held this year at AbbeNillc. on tues
day and "Wednesday, May anu .. II
is also announced by General leasue
that he has appointed Miss Sarah mas
kell of Ahbcville. sponsor for the state
for the 1915 reunion. The Sons OF
Confcderate Veterans will meet ut Ab-
heyille at the same time tho veterans
boId their reunion. The fact That the
nation Is AT war will In no wise de-
tract from the annual reunion or the
Confederate veterans OF South 'aro-
. lima. To the contrary II Is felt that thc
gathering OF the old warriors OF hair n
Century ago will contribute suostan-
tially TO the patriotic spirit OF inc
nressnt and aid in arous,ng the pcopie
of the state TO fuller realization OF
their responsibility as citizens In tho
present crisis. Abbeville IS making
pians for the entertainment OF the vet,
Grams and II is believed that the 1918
reunion will prove one OF the best anu
most successful yet held.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
SANITARY earbershops.-All huiLcr-

SANITARY 6arpersnoPs'--t'i "'"'-'
shups in Grc.nville which want the
soIdl., trade will, beginning tomorrow
morning. have 10 conform 70 the ne"
regulations promulgated BY the Unite"
States rublic health service. Thes.'
regulations call for the steriiizlng WIN
boIiiug water or alcohol OF all barber :
tools ana brushes and combs ailc!
,hcv are used on each customer. thc
rs. Of separate clean towels FOR eact:
,,.,son served and the wearing OF a
clean whit" coat by all BARRIERS. Inc
rules prohibit any barber from treat
ing skin diseases. The above are the
principal features Of the regulations
though there are others.
ANY barber shop found. On lnspec-
,ion 6y the public health service 10
b. violating the regulations. Will have
:, member Of the military police plac-
ed M the entrance 10 keep soldiers out
,s was done in the case Of restaurants
failing 70 meet the sanitary require
m.urs put into effect several days ago
Most shops have been getting reaH!
f,,r The. cnfOrcinr Of the recently pup
ishcd rules and will probably be
found 10 have met the requirements
when the inspector makes his rounds
tomorrow. .-Greenville News, sunday
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
Tuesday, March IL, 1918.

be. The only peace worth having must
he d peace. not Of rules or pariia =
mcnts but Of people.
One thing seems 10 be oi para :
mount importance in the worid pes'
interest and that Is that the peoples
with whom IN the long run the Issue
resrs should be brought 70 understand
that 80 far AZ the allies are concern
ed. ". have but one governing end 10
which everything else is subordinated.
namely, 10 build upon that foundation
IN. fabric Of the future world.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12

eel The thunder eagle" sacred among
the Ojibway Indians as pcrsohllEine
the spirit of the Mantco. supposed "
have it's nest on the Si"cpln" t,iah''
1900 feet above Thunder lay lucs-
Juy WAS seen depicted in fire in tn"
brilliant display of the aurora borcalis
hero last Tuesday. according Ia dis
match from Fort William. Ontario.
The Oiibways say the thunder eagle
has not been seen for many years ana
that it's appearance portendS wonder
rul happenings in the world. The figure
of the eagle travelled swiftly south
ward over the bay accompanied by
huge splashes of red and green fre
which shot about II like meteors. A
pii.th dispatch teld Of the appearancs
of an eagle in the aurora koreans
Saturday night.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
soread Of German Power.-As th'

Spread OF German ro"er'-NS Wv
result ui p.aC" signed WIN manu.
German power now extends from IN"
Arctic ocean to the Black sea. the
Finnish peace virtually means that
Finland has become a German pro-
vincc. II was published in Amster-
dam u few DAYS ago that the rims
had asked" the kaiser 10 place MS
son. oscar. on the Finnish throne
That of course means that the khis.
.r had commanded the Fins 10 ASK
him. cutting OFF OF Finland as
Sovereign kingdom means lha'
pctrO2rad becomes an miami GU! III
so far as foreign commerce Is CON-
.CcruCu
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12

- In faNorably reporting Reprcsch-
tativc Baer's bill to purchase seeds for
farmers and mobilize labor for the
1915 grain crop few days ago. the
house agricultural committee conced-
ed htat II was an unprecedented prop
osition to meet unprecedented con-
ditions. The bill carries a total OF
SIC. .OOu, 900. of which s7,0Oo.00O Is TO
enable the secretary Of agriculture Tor
1915 TO make advances or loans 10
farmers in spring wheat areas. and
81, $1,000 Is for voluntary mobiliza-
tion and distribution of farm labor
for production and harvesting the
1915 crops.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
EurIouoh For Farmer Soldiers

Furloueh For Farmer Soldiers
The. senate. has agreed TO the house
amendments 10 the hill providing t"i
th. iurlough of soldiers for farm work
and tn" measure was sent tp th'
Nhi," House Yesterday for the prcsl'
dents signature.
As amended 10y the house. appil-
cations tor furlouGhs can DO made on
Iy hv Tn" soldiers themselves nhd'f
such rules and regulations as may be
pr, Scribcd 10y the secretary Oh WaI.
I'll" nIrasur" WAS introduced IN the
scuai" i'm response To nation-Wid "r-
r.,uIs that steps br taken TO provid"
additional labor for harvesting the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE

NOTICE is hereby given that having
~ made q Final Settlement with 'hc
Hon. L. r. Williams. Judge Of Probate
Of York county, as Administrator or
tkc Estate of p. Brooks Parish. de-
ceased. will on WEDNESDAY,
APRIL Sd, make application for final
discharge as Administrator OF said cs-
tate. W. b. KELLER,
Administrator Estate r. B. Parish.
Mar 5-l9 I 5t'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
AT THE CHURCHES
HY Nj E N E A L

MARluEp-In Columbia. Sunday, Mr..
John X, BENFlELD of Camp Jack
son. TO Miss ANNIE LEE McfAR-
LAND. OF Yorkville No. 1. Mr.. Ben
tivld is a son OF Mr.. u. NJ. Bcntlcld OF
Yorkvillc No. 3. and Mrs. Bcntield Is
a daughter of Mr.. VI. A. Mcfarland OF
Yorkville No. I.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12

Open Road to lndia.-The Germans
;,I,. now hoastinS of having procured
an open road To India 10y way oi rus
sia, Persia and Afghanistan. II Is
rrportcd from China that the turks
and Germans are already actiN" among
the Muhammcdans Of southwest
China to arouse them against IN" Al
lies
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-12
FEED GRINDING

WE have put in our Feed Grinding
w Machine and it makes fine grade
of feed from ear corn, velvet beans or
almost anything you want ground.
Bring us your Corn if YOU want good
Meal. Corn shelled free Of charge. We
buy Ear Corn and pay the Highest
Cash price. PUTNAM & HUEY.