Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-09-10

Good rains of the past few days viii
materially facilitate the plowing tha
tho farmers are anxious to do.
There was much better observanc,
last Sunday of the governments re-
quest for the cutting out OF JOY riding
than during the previous Sunday.
The fuel administration says the
conscience should be the guide as tt
whether automobile owners ride Il
church in their cars on sundays. Il
IN. church can he reached reasonably
| by other means. the administrators
saws. the automobile should not b'
used. OF course in the case OF the ru'
| ,al districts, where the church Is @
long way off. it is all right to use the
luutomobile.
The rule requiring the purchase o
30 Der cent of substitute OF Hour alonl
with each flour purchase-half houi
and half substitute-has been modi'
fled so as TO require that each fioul
purchase must include 20 per cent oI
substitute. That Is for each so pei
cent of -four there must be 20 per cent
OF -four substitute. Rice and hominS
or grits, are no longer recognized as
substitutes. Also the miller's certifi-
cate does not count any more.
A certain fool not long ago made a
statement to the effect that men in his
country had secured exemption from
army service because they had none!
with which to buy the local board. Tht
matter will probably be investigated
| by the department OF justice and the
result will he that the few people who
do not now appreciate the cXactlnI
care with which the local board Is dis
Int
their mouths shut.
York, Chester and Lancaster coun-
Ties will be known as District NO. !
in the United States War Campaign
which according TO the wishes OF the
war department, will be a countrywidt
drive to raise $l70,500,000 for the
Young Mems Christian association
the Young Woman's Christian associa-
ton. the War Camp Community Ser
vice, the American Library associa-
tion, the knights of Columbus. the
Jewish Welfare Board and the Saliva
tion Army. DR.. d. b. Johnson, presi-
dent of Winthrop college, will be cam
paign manager for the district. He
will have ASSOCIATED With him as dis
trict director, W. l.. Hughes, secretary
of the Rock Hill Y. NJ. c. A. County
and school district organizations vii
be perfected within the coming weeK
The plan Of organization Is so elab.
rate and thorough that 1t Is predicted
the strong appeal for funds In Novem,
bcr will reach every man, woman and
child in South Carolina. The Rock
Hill district will be one OF eleven
which together will make up the whole
state.
The long standing controversy be-
tween Castor and Cleveland counties
as TO the location of the county line
through the town Of Kings Mountain
has been settled by agreement between
commissioners representing the two
counties. Under the agreement the
town of Kings Mountain. East Kings
Mountain and all the cotton mills re-
main in Cleveland county. The line as
settled, runs as follows: "Beginning ri
q stone, corner of No. and No. 5 town
ships in Cleveland county at Ebenezei
church, and running thence a straight
| line to point on the west side Of the
Southern railroad at the culvert east
of Larkin Kisers residence. thence
down the branch to the first small pop
lar on side of branch north Of pole
line. thence straight line to n point
west of Mr.. Sylvanus Mauney's resi-
dencc on the line surveyed by Lloyd
! Ross. said points being about 200 yards
west of said Mauney's residence and
at n place agreed on by committee
thence a straight line to rock on the
top of the mountain (said rock being
marked by pointers and designated by
the original committce), called for in
the aforesaid act of the Legislature
thence a straight line to n stone where
the former or old county line between
Castor and Cleveland counties inter-
sected the South Carolina line near
John Wclls's residence"