Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-03-01
Scraps and fats.

or b"fur.. March ~. .NuthDr1t! !"E
rn. act IL contained III Ia" f"ph con
irOl law Licenses must l." "bt1!a'"
mo-, onIy l., ma ah"r~. importers, stor-
..rs and Scll"i- Oi fertilizer I'S"i. bu'
oi It's ingr".!l"i.'s rs vol Appl"d-
TONS for uc.ils" viii b" mhi" I" IN"
food administrator. but they will b" 49,
sued nv Secretary IiO aston, "h" -
cnafg"d ~ the proclamation Win th-
forC.uont Of regulations 70 u" iHSu'''
Iurly.iuur of 'h" l"G SOUS on
t.,,.,rd the. is.d Gross liner + FIof!I'!'
q, Inch went a~hOT" "n III" Iens.S
noIih ni cape Race last SUNDAY nav
been saygd Ind - han" been i"Sl. vi
the r.s'u,d /, ,.'r' passengers ih'
,!.ati last OH Monday Si""! az -.
shortly aft". IN" FIDrIZ"l went on th"
lodges, "a i'ia'hru'nt "i n"Nhl Suhh'iS
w:i, ab. To- shoot - I'm" dbpht"'
but the p"OI,!" scr" too weak ana 'N-
L;,,is,"d in rScr ;,It"iulrt To i!akc IN"
i,u, last. Later the government NE
,:,\Inr ship I'rOSp"TO Mas ahl" l" go
,I,,s,. ,u,r,.h To- TAX. OIL the Survivors
al tremendous r!sk and wi'h great an
iiCuliN.
\ complete "couOinl" aGrc. men,
has hem reached between th" tinted
Stat.S and Norway. HS tn" result oi
which IN" l'nIt"d States ~ I" hIl"N
certain foot supplies I" =" I" N"i""H
along w.th supplies Oi other hiiliH "'t
,hr uu,l, rS'diJIiug that Norway - h"'
Ia allow ANY of th"S" SurpIl'H |" s''
,n,u Germany. Norway ais" agrees
not Ia send I" Germany ANY "tI'
SUPPLIES Oi NhI"h ~h' Eit. hhNt "
surplus by reason "i shipments from
IN" United States, Norway h'S nv
surrendered "N.ryihing. however Si"
-, GERMANY 1tlt.
y,rInri, pr,mluctS Sh" Frodn"'S ia
larger quantities than ar" n"c' HS''fH
for her own requirements. h"Iuh'hS
steel. hId.S ilSn, "tr.
\ cIbl.rrLiu just forwarded l" IN"
surgeon general at WaShinSt"h' hi'h-
iiOnS the great value al IN" SirIl'h'S
IuIlntr.r Red ir"SS workrfH Hf'
u.,kIur III the United StIl"S Tor lh'
American cNuT.,lItInnary forces. u"
,ucss:tg, contains i;"n. ferSHihS
.,ul,rrCin,Iun oi the work hon'' '
recommends that IN" medical d'p"r'-
mont ACCEPT an offer of l"0.""" CON
,nl,Srrnt uHIfurmS which hiS b't',
rund.. lev American women. i"n'T"i
p,.rsnin. calls attention To ih" Ih''
that th" medical Department II
LrI,iny great quantities of IhJiiiaH'
,,u..rutIu. GOWNS. bithr"h"S ana con
,,lcS,.rnt suits in III" open hE,rk'''
when In" Red 'r"SS has oncrcu l"
supply the articles gratis. lhls
likely To- result IN duplication "i thr
suuI,ly and AN unncc"SStrH H' man
rur tonnage ,irn. P"rShlnS says 'n,
work done hv american women u :"
service III promoting lh" ilor"' q" W.,
army and also - of Ntlu" b"c;tHS'. II
,,.I.;,s.S commercial labor for oihri
purposes.
s,,I,li,.rS Kill
,J md nin,. htLly "gaS"d" IN tw" Tor
,ui,,:,lI.. gaS attacks rHadc 10y 'h'
t:rr,u;,us on tn" American POSITIONS
,u ,h.. Toul sector last Tuesday morn
iuv With projectors. TIL" enemy aus"
h..N iIy bnrubnr'lCd TIA" American ha'
ferries with gaS shells hut WITHOUT re-
suit only the excellent preparatory
training IN uuickucsS by tn" Ain"f-
can troops prevented the l'r"JI'l"'
attacks. the first cNpcri"nc"u 10y 'hm"'
from causing NOR" 'aSuitl''S' Nv
attacks were made within 10 minutes
nr each other ANA were dif'rl'i az
a certain wood. S"\chtN-hN' c'S
inch shells of 80 per cent StS ana :"
nigh explosive shells were fired from
Grrm;,u mIncwcrfcr. The Hight ol
,nAproirClilCS w;Is traced thr"uSh th'
nN he raS shells bursting In tn" AR
and the high explosives d"tohatlnS
when they came IN contact WIN lh''
earth Large fragments oil Sh'lIS NV
from both missiles. The gas 'a"Eh'
soine of the men before 'heE were
able to adjust their masks ana over
came others while they were asleep III
ducOutS.
- General price fixing OH aSricui-
IIlral products is not part OF the
rolicy ot the food administration and
"A -
trttur Hoover has announced III Il
statement designed Ia r"aSSuro farm
,.rs apprchpnsivc that the government
might set maximum prices ON what
they have, to sell. There appears u
h,. a great deal of UiSinioriia'luh car
,ulntrd amongst the agricultural COM
uruiti,.s az Ia the policy and scope al
thr food administration with relation
10 prIcr-iiXinS." said Mr.. Hoover.
wish to SAY AT once. and cnphatlcallN.
that the food administration ~ h"' u
price fixing body except WIN i'Sar"
io certain commodities which ar" to-
duy dominated lay wholly ahnorrlli
overseas commercial relations. ami IN"
surrounding factors with regard 10
which are such aS to project great
dangers both AGAINST tn" farming
community and at the same time the
consuming community. tn" TWO conn
moditics under regulation ar" sugar
and wheat. With The further cNc"P-
non of eases IN which il has intcrN"n-
ed purely as Il friendly intermediary
between organized producers ana con-
SINNERS. the food administration has II"
authority and no desire To Tx prices
on the products oi agriculture. me
food administration has been actively
engaged in the elimination OF pro-
litrcring and speculation III Inc diS-
trihuting trades 10y regulating III" pro-
Tits un Il prc-war basis.
hill providing for the 1920 cen
SlIS will bc reported III Il lew DAYS NY
th, house census committee. II be-
anne known this week that the or
r:,ulZutiuu for the collection Of thr
statistics Will bc larger than ever. SUI
pcrNiSurS and cnuncratorS ol r"pu-
Iatiun and agriculture probably VIII
number between $4,000 and "",u"" anu
for manufacturers. mines ana uu T.
rICS under separate supervision. tnci'
will hr 800 employees III the hciu
with from 400 To 1000 clerks am"
either ,.muloyccS in the census Office
The hill iS expected To follow r"com-
mcndationS. uf Il special committee ap-
rr,utrd hv the director uf tn" census
which suggested that the fhilippinrS
NOT included in the 18th census
should not he included III the llth
and that a census of the Virgin Islam"
is now in progress and another one -
unnecessary in 1870. In Guam. sam
on and the Panama Canal Z"n" Srrcia!
ccnsuSrS can readily he taken NJ small
cost if congress orders II. the commit
tee reported The committee ais" re-
commended that the new census hr
extended To show the nationality or
mother tongue of all persons III TINS
country born in foreign countries anu
nationality or foreign tongue oi Tor
rign born parents. II suggests that
the population enumeration he based
un january |. 1870. instead OF April
Is. us III the past. that there hc Il hi
rnnial census uf the products Of manu-
featuring industries and that census
of animals Sl;Iurhtcrcd be dispensed
with as approximately accurate con-
rluSionS regarding meat and hide pro
duction can hc reached from other
sources.
--- Details OF the Franco-Amcrican
raid in the thcmin DIES DANES. sat
urjay show that % picked Ameri-
can soldiers participated, after every