Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-01-22

market. II necessary 20 keep warm
tn" members Nill "Gaf their over
coats.
In" ipcal exemption board Of Au-
rusta. Ga. has placed Tyrus Raymond
CaLD. the famous baseball star. out
fielder iDr Detroit. IN class ]. Cobb
had classified himself in class :. on
tn. aIOund Ui having wife ana
thr.... children dependent upon him for
suppOrt. on being advised. however
,f the. action of tn. boari. he said nc
would not appeal.
Unusual actlyI'y Oh the part 0l
IL" tinted States fnOd aGininistra- i
iion ~ reported fiDH Vance county
y g Within tHD days Geo. Ii. Hum
bert of the United States food dn-
m:EISt!atIDn staff. assisted Wy lht
county iurl administrator, hds i"uh'
mare than "nu barrels OF hOardcd
hour III the hands uf farmers. frac =
tiCalIy all OF III" Hour hhH been SOFA
10, merchants Of TIA" town OF Hcnd"r-
son. and when they Mcr" advised that
they had Violated the law IN selling
iiour IN larger quantities than was
nuthUrIZcd they hclp'd I0int ouI
wh.r. the flour went. This hoard sd
flour has all been liStc! and II n"ceS-
S.Iy II wIll be- seized for rcdiStrihn-
tIOI.
4, TIA" nrSt financial sep IN pre-
I,Hration for tn" third Liberty loan
Secretary McNdUO has announced Il
new issue OI Sipu. u.nO1.Nnv treasury
certificates nf indebtedness. bc:rln"
per c.u, from Jan. -. and payable
trrIl - subscriptions viii b" re-
c.Iv,d hy federal reserve banks al
f,ar and accrued interest until IAN
-. and r:,ym"n,s must l." made 10y
fif. IL lI1. g.
r.Iyrd Ia ptImrnt Of third Liberty
loan subscriptions. THIS arrange
Iucut iudlca:,S that IN" first payment
ui the third Liberty l"tr Will hc on
ur about ArItl -. and ;hat II thc
same plan Ui lnSiallm"n' payments :
maintained for the third as for IN"
second loan. the bond selling cam
,aigu will he in March For IN"
second loan. tn" first payment WAS
made two weeks after tn" close or
tn" months campaign. For IN" hiSl
time since the United States started
rs Iu. waI financing movement. sub
S,.ril,tiunS viii Il" received stimuli
tancoIIsly for two current issues OF
r,rti!lc.tt.S, sine" AN iSSI" OF sO-Call-
eel t:,N c-rtIiICii'S j. Still open. The
interest rate ~ th" sam" aS on oth"i
recent ISSUES
Ten thousand manufacturing
uIautS closed AMI AN industrial army
of 400. 400 workers I'LL" Was Chicago
response last FRIDAY tO the sweeping
ur,:rr uf the federal fuel admits
,ratiun Tor the conservation ot coal
With the lifting of the burden OF
commerce from ia" storm h'traSs"d
railways. gr"a, streams OF coal began
moving. Although captains OF IN
distry fought until the last minute
4. lI.4 Str A. q al
midnight all opposition turned 10 loyal
ComplranCr street elevated tr;tili"
was cut down and watchful guards
kept the t,mIcritIIr" III III" cars at
Il minimum whl" outside below ger"
weather prevailed. Some plants an
uounccd that they would pay part "f
IN. salaries uf their Idle workers.
School closed by last weeks storm
prepared to rC-OiCn thus week. ohc
chain of moving picture houses con-
t,nu"d operation last night without
heat.
ON last Thursday plans for re-
hcVinS borrowers under the leucrai
farm loan banks OF most Of the cX-
pcnS.. ui title examination were made
lN presidents Of the II farm
land banks in their first annual con-
ference with the federal farm loan
board since organization last sprinS.
Arrangements probably will hc made
hy Il few eastern land banks with
surety companies 10 guarantee tllieS
after limited examination. ana II the
experiment proves successful the sys-
vi, -, 49, 80
presidents also considered plans FOL
marketing their own farm loai
bonds. between Slu.oU0.OUO and sl2.
900. 900. which must he disposed o.
II N tha SINCE mar
kcting through private bond dealer:
has been abandoned. Loans paid tC
farmers in December by the fedora
land banks amounted To S9.3oS,O0o
the Federal farm loan board announc'
ed The total loans mad" to farmer:
up To january | by the l. banks was
$3Y.ll2.OOO. and applications Tor loan:
were S2I3.62O.nOo. while loans ap'
proved were $l:l. 100000. by banks
the December loan payments mciud'
ed: Houston. $9I2,OOU: New Orleans
$GI2.UOO: Louisville. si2l.000: Balti'
more. $253.0on. and Columbia. :. G.
$2J2.0Ou
The people must either go OH ol
40 under" WAS the stirring CLIMAX al
AN address delivered to the trades
unions OF Great britain 10y DAVID
l.luNd George, III" British PRIME MN
lister. Friday III London. The pre-
miCrs address followed closely upon
the passage by the house of com
mons OF the man power bill. which
has as It's object the raising of NOR,
men To strengthen the British lighting
forces The premier. us Of old, cNlnc-
cd strong dlStruSt Of GcrmanyS non
eSty, rcvertinr several times to the
untrustworthnCSS OF her prOmlS,S
and declaring that no peace terms
would bc recognized 10y Emperor
William. Field Marshal Won Hlndcn-
hung. General Won Ludcndorr. and the
other militariStic elements. unless IN"
British had the power 10 enforce
them Germany had sent the an
swrr of never 10 the demand for
the rightinG Of the wrongs of Bel
rium. the premier declared, and also
had announced that the struggle
would continue until MCSopotamia
and Palestine we're restored TO the
tyranny of the Turks. In giving his
open opinion on the situation, the
premier told his hearers that they
might as we'll stop fighting unless they
were going 10 do IL with all their
might Unless We are going to do
il we'll. let uS stop it," he exclaimed.
There iS no alternative. II
there are men here who say they
will not 20 10 the trenches, then the
men III the trenches have the right Ia
SAY neither will We remain here.
In concluding the premier said II
amy man could find IN honorable and
equitable WAY out NJ tho conflict with
out lighting II through. for heavens
sake let hIm tell me
Arrangements for the early trans
rortatiun of $4,000 common laborCrs
to the United States from Puerto
Rico ar" being made by the depart
mrnt uf labor AS soon as tonnage
is available $4,000 others will he
brought from Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands. sufficient, the depart
mcnt announced last Saturday to take
care of any shortage i'll the domestic
supply Of railroad and agricultural
workers. Director General McAdoo
has asked the employment service to
assist III supplying the railroads with
labor for maintenance and shop work.
The first men imported will be sent
Ia the south and southwest for rail-
road work with the understandings
that they will hc released for farm