Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-02
Scraps and facts.

tiou can stand II - . glSih'ic i"''''
which l. Developing calmly anu SCI ,
tIilcally. The German people are '"I'
that m. u-boats Will be able I" con
mr.. rho American danger. but the
I:.rrunn pcol,lc have not seen Whtt !
have seen.
",,r,J,u.s carving 100 men ana
.uuitu,cd with engines equal IN power
10 ihOs4. IN Il medium sized stc'hlSf'r;
wIll bc developed within three !raiS
said Gianni GaprunI. inventor Oh 'h'
Cnproni bombing planes. III an iht'i
lirW In Paris Monday. lhe bnhip'hs
lIancs now In use, SiSnOr ,aPio"'
continued. will bc mere dWhfis con-
,,.,r.J with those to be developed.
!rh,.rc il :, SURPRISE IN store for the
G.rtunus Instead of the forty an"
tifty machines necessary 10 start on d
h,,nhing expedition II Viii b" p'sSl"i'
Ia do the same work with Il nc" ma t.
chine as powerful az the whole Slhh"-
ron.
100 Following the passage 0i III" h""
tax rr,cnu. hill 10y ii" S'nd'c, l.'N'
John ". Ham. pastor 0i th' i'aP'IS'
tabernacle. launCh"d emphatic cru
rl.ru at the Georgia Legislature lhH'
Sun,iay night. a." declared thht 'h'
lIlI IS rocking with pro-''"riliahiH
pro- AuStrunnisn and rio-lfiinliSil III
i,~n countries in Il campaign against
,L, tuIlurur,. OF tn" Bible, SHOWING
ma, :, tax is imposed upon every
Ell, ,Idlrr al stoves or ranges. or clo'hS'
nr I,ibIrs or albums and plct'Ir'
frames" the amount being S-po II"
every county wherein til" agents "ir
rate. H." compared tn" amount "i VA
tax with the much lower ones liilloH'h
upon fortune trllvrS. dane" h;iiiS' i"'h
sharks. hOrSr traders, JUNK d'dhiH'
Look agents and others. stating that
the highest tax Tor th"S" was pEl'"'
=, 81, while. sellers OF Bibles are thN-
ed at SaOu. Mr.. Ham declared that th''
HiII.. Is needed now in Georgia inor'
,huu ;,t any other tim" in tn" world
and thai To curb it's sale 10y lrSlSlt- .
,iyr action will hr Il blot upon 'h'
state.
Field Marshal Won Eichhorn, IN"
German commander III the Ckralhc'
and ms adjutitnt. were S.rl"uSIH
woundcd 10y a bomb In kicN lucSuaH, :,
SAWS an official announcement receive,
i'm London from thu | kItnEth 'Hpi''h'
The bomb WAS thrown At the men
while, driving To headquarters from
the casino. The field mdrShaIs adJh-
tuut is named Captain Non DrcsSic"' y
later message from kiuv announced
th,, Field Marshal von ElchhOrn anu
Cnptain won DrcsSl"r died WedncSh;tN
might. n has been cStabliShvd, th'
Telegram declares, that the crime
originated with the social revolution
lists in Moscow. The bomb which
wounded the field marshal ana the au-
tutunt WAS thrown from a can whi'h
Jroy,. close to the carriage az
,hcv :, ere uuprulching the field mar
shnIs residence. The assassin ana inc
,-h driver have been arrested. Inc
assDssln of Field Marshal Won tlch-
horn w:S Il lad of 3. lie declared a'
the inquiry held after the crime, the
adylCcs state. that he came from the
province of ltyaZln, adjacent 10 MOS
COW. on orders from u communist com
mittcc, to Kill the field marShai. ic
reached kicv Tuesday.
I'm answering numerous inquiries
that are, received daily aS Ia wmlh'r
,h,. bodies of soldiers who los" th"ll
lives IN France will L." brought hach
10 the United States. the war depart
mrnt is replying that so lar as known
the bodies of soldiers VIII not !"
brought back. At present. tn" bodies
of soldiers who are Inferred ON In,
battlefield Ir, at Il nearby cemetery
that has been designated. WIN an
appropri:itr marker at the head oI th'
grave. \ detailed record is kept oi
the location ui the grave so th;'t u
can he easily located in the event In"
marker should he removed or d"stroH-
cd, Just what will bc done after inc
war is not settled. To return Nh'
bodics to the United States would DO
n big undertaking. while on inc o'i'i
hand there is Il sentiment tiat lh'
soldiers should sleep in IN" soil wh'i'
they have lost their lives. In order 10
,i.N,N Ia
of soldiers who may fall in battle. a
nrw system has been inauEurat"d 10y
thr war dcpartmcnt Hereafter every
officer and man in the cNp"ditionarA
forces and aIl civilians attached there
To will wear an aluminium taS 'n'
siZ, of "A silver half dollar IhrN VIII
hc worn suspended around III" h''h
hv "A cord or thong passed through Il
small hole in the tag. The tag VIII u,
stamped with the name and comnlhnu
of the soldier This iS the plan lol-
lowed hy the Allied forces and II has
hrrn found entirely satisfactory.
The campaign for the fourth Lib
rrty loan will open Saturday. Sep
tcmbrr 2S. and continue three weeks.
ending October 10. Secretary McAd""
has announced. Three weeks as th'
length OF tn" campaign for the iourth
loan instead of four weeks as III pre-
viuIIS loans. treasury officials pan Ioi
a more intensive campaign. snort
rr CampaiGn. II was said VIII Also en-
able more business men To enlist as
workers. The dat" of IN" campaign
was announced at this time in order
to allow campaign organizations To
prrpar,. for the. sale of bonds and Ia
prevent the planning Of other cam
paipnS which might int"rfcr with III"
notation Of the loan. Although OIL
ticial announcement has not been
made. the amount of the loan will b"
81, ,OOO. .O0O. 900 and the interest rate
which the honds will bear Il per cent.
Should the treasury decide soon !"
placr on the market certificates of in
drbtednrss rrdcCmahlc next Jun"
when taxes are due. the amount oi
the loan may hr reduced. Secretary
McAdoo has said he does not contrm-
plate making an extended speaking
tour tor the fourth loan as he has don"
in previous campaigns PRESIDENT
Wilson has received several invita-
tions to make addresses during IN"
campaign. hut as Yet has not indicat-
cd whether ne will make any speeches
for the loan. Officials I'm charge oi
the campaign have announced that Il
special appeal will he made Ia farmers
Who subscribed literally Ia the las,
loan
- Control OF telephone and tclc-
graph lines was taken over Nrdn"S-
dan at midnight 10y the poStoiliC" de-
partmCnt and their operations placed
under the general supervision OF ~
special committee created Tor thr
purpose 10y Postmaster General Bur
Lesson. MIR. lmrlcson announced that
until iurt lcr notice the companies will
cont .nuc operation III the ordinary
course through the regular channels
and that all officers and employees
will continue in the performance ot
their present duties on the same terms
oI employment. The plan is. however.
to o-Or,.inatr the facilities OF the va
riois companies To the best interest OF
the public and the stockholders. In
vcsiigationS into wire conditions he
ing conducted hy the special commit
tee composed Of First Assistant Post
master General krrnS. David J. Lewis.
former member OF the tariff commits
sion and William III. Lamar. solicitor