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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-23
!. ,,nioN RevlQAL FMEETlNe;.

Representative Of every congrega-
ton of Yorkyille and many congrega--
tions Within q radius Of several miles nile.
Of the town, an audience that taxed
the capacity Of the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday night, heard Rev
DR.. w. H.. Mtley, well known evan
geIist of the Southern Presbyterian
church, who opened his eyangelistic
campaign here Sunday morning: At
tendance at the opening service Sun
day morning Yas confined largely to
members of the Presbyterian church
here, since regular services we're held
by; most Of the other denominations.
Services at the other churches were
dispensed with Sunday night, how
ever, and win be on each succeeding
Sunday in the evening until the re-
vivai comes to close.
Two Services Daily.
Two services will be held each week
day while the campaign is in progress
as on Sunday, the first In the morn
ing at IL O'CLOCK duu tuc oSSohu IA eiiS
evening at o'clock. Leading busi-
ness men of the town last week sign
ed petition piedging themselves to
close their respective houses each
morning during the week from II to
IL O'Clock In order'to give their clerks
and other employees the opportunity to
attend the services and with O view
to creating additional interest in the
revival. This is the first time in the
history of Yorkville, that this has been
done. Referring to the fact previous
to his sermon Sunday morning, Rev.
]. L. Oates said that he had known
business people to pledge themselves
to such a step to meeting Of like
nature after it commenced; but never
before previous to its opening.
Incidental Expense Raised.
Incidental expenses necessary to
carry on the campaign were raised at
the service Sunday night. j. A.
Marion, Esq., of the business mems
committee of the campaign, briefly ad-.
dressed the congregation Sunday night
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Bennie P. Barron Of Greenwood
visited relatives in Yorkville this week
Mrs. w. A. Barron, of Rock Hill Is
the guest of Mrs. n. J. n. Bowen In
Yorkville.
Mr.. r. ]. Love Of Glover, visited the
family of his son, Mr.. Broadus NJ
Love in Yorkville this week.
Mrs S. C. Harden. of Raleigh, N. c.,
Is visiting Mrs. r. M. Bratton, in
'Yorkville.
Mrs. Wilson Tate, who has been
visiting Mrs. N. j. N. Bowen in York
Vile has returned to her home in Nor
canton, N. c.
Mrs. John B. Bowen, and son John
B. Jr., who have been visiting Mrs. N.
]. N. Bowen in Yorkville, have return
edao their home in Washington.
hr. ". IN. Ashe, 1oftvan Wyck, s.
e..se'waa In Yorkvifre last Friday for the
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border so that by no act Of his can the
American army be sent across'the Rio

border 80 that by no act Of his can the
American army be sent across the Rio
Grands as was;the case Of Juarez. WI.
la released short time ago; 2.100 Car
rama prisoners which his troops had,
captured, cautioning them to keep out
of the federal army and urging them
to turn to him all the rifles and.
equipment they could get. Many or
them enlisted at once in the Villa army
while others returned to their homes
on parole. Six hundred men 'front.' the
Santa Rosa Liza garrison. and 500 from
the Chihuahua garrison have recently
deserted and, Joined the villistas 'acT,
cortling to those reports. It Is said
here that Gen. Gonzales transfer from
Juarez to Tampico was; caused by
threats against his life by his own
troops because Of his acquiescence IN
the recent crossing Of the border by
American troops, K. $50 =
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Chr ajprkrille Guqairer.
Entered at the Postofice at York as
Mail Matter OF the Second clasA
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER u y, 1919.

, Secretary Glass, Of the treasury de-
partment. has announced that the turn
has. been reached In war flnancirg, and
the general impression amo1s the big
financers is that Liberty bonds Of all Is
sues will steadily amount to yalre from
now on. The demand for treasury GER
tificates, Is now considerably greater
than the offerings. investors preferring
the 12 months maturities 10; shorter
maturities in the belief that ~ per
cent interest rate will be reduced in
future issues.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-23

Senators Johnson and !, Poindexter
who were sent out on the trail Of the
president in opposition to the peace
treaty nave been recalled by Senator
Lodge, ostenslbly for the reason that
Senator Hitchcock, the Democratic
leader is threatening to force a vote
on amendments at any. time and it is
desirable to have the full Republican
strength on hand. That may be the
reason why the senator's have been
recalled; but since there 70 30 much
politics. in 1t all It occurs to- us that
there may be another reasons, that
other reason being the fear ! Of the
sorry showing that Senator johnson
is likely to make in his own state of
California right on the heels Of the
enthusiastic reception withy which the
president has been peetinzae:.
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KERR CONVICTED.

R. Lee Kerr, Of Rock Hill. who sis
well known througiout York county,
was convicted in the United States dis
trfcts court IN Rock Hfil last Friday OF
forgery and larceny and was sentenced
to serve FIVE years in the Federal PEN
itentfary In Atlanta and to- pay fine
Of $4,000, He was carried to the peni,,
tentiary Friday afterri oon p few hours
after sentence had been PASSED. rs
It was proven that the convicted man
forged the names Of soldiers to bonus
checks which he had undertaken to1col-
iect forsoldiersl and that he had new,
Ter turned over any Of the proceeds to
the Henef efcfarieE The defendant, test
flying In HIS own behalf admitted sign
ing the names of the soldiers TO- the
checks but contended that he had been
authorized by the returned soldiers to
tseeuts their, bonus money for them,
and that he Intended paying back 20
them the money. He saw nothing
wrong with the transaction. 3.
(, The defendant offered a number OF
witnesses to prove that he was good
citizen except IN the matter Of hand
ling moneys in which instances he was
a 1nonomaniac. The government Of
fered testimony OF other witnesses to
prove that the defendant suffered from
no such form OF insanity. -.
The jury was out less than ten min
utes returning verdict Of guilty with
out any Recommendation. In pro-
nouncing Judgment, Judge Watkins de-
'clared that had any other verdict been
returned it would have been no less
than travesty upon Justice. He de-
clared that the crime was a most helm
ousyone in that Kerr had sought to de-
fraud those who trusted him most and
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WlTAIN The ToWN!iy4

s- The fire department was called out
about $50 Sunday afternoon ;toa- ex-
,tingnfsh a blaze ID the home Of nr, w
M. KENNEDY ON East Lberty street
a bed having caught FIRE from Sar
electric heater. The fire was easily ex-
tinguished and the. damage to the
home was very slight 80 s9j
,-chisf OF Police ]. Cal Steele and
Might Policeman W.4R. Rogers, ap-
,peared bn the streets last week all
dresssd sap in the new uniforms recent.
ly nlsfSSased ,for them by the towh'
The uniforms were purchased through
q tailoring agency represented by the
Mems Shop. .. r.. Kelly proprietor
and are OF excellent material and
workmanship. : .it, f.4s
- Preliminary preparations for the
Forward campaign recently inaugural
ed by the Synod Of the A. r. p. de-
nomination with a view to raising
s250,00O to be used in Foreign Mis-
sions and Christian education wal
commenced in the Yorkville church
and every other church throughout
the Synod last Sunday morning. Four
minute speeches were delivered by lay
memberssin every church, Mr.. w. d,
Grist, editor OF The Yorkville Enquirer
addressed the local congregation in the
interests OF the campaign WHICH will
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nc plsrlLLgRY DESTROYED.

One Of the largest mponshine plants
destroyed In York county IN quite q
long time, fell 70 Constable II. Z.
Jonhspn. Magistrate A. J. Quinn.
Constable George sparrow and Police
man i. r. Roblnsoh, at an early hour
yesterday morning following a raid On
thei John warren Quinn old place on
Clatkst Fork,S IN Broad River town
ship. - \ I
IS Il boiler or about seventy gallons ca
pacitS complete with the worm and
cap. was out Zip and about 1000 gall
Ions Of mash poured out. There was
no liquor to be found anywhere In the
vicinity although the officers made q
diliEent search, There was evidence,
however. that the plant had been oper-
atedg quite 'fscentiy, probably as late AZ
last friday or satprddy. and II was
also evident that the operators had
been using cord woed gathered from
the pills of SOME person iiYfng In the
vicinity TO heat the soup. s !. f,,ss z Z.
Acting ON ,lnforInat don gwen them
BY persons living Id the vicinity Of the
plant, the party. OF Officers started for
'Clark,sI Fork, Sunday night and spent
several hours IN search : before they
came upon the stiil. There was nobody
present when the officers came and
although; they waited q little while ir
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LOCAL LAcoNics.
The Turkey Creek Bridge. ),

The lower road from Yorkvillei to
Sharon by way Of Claude Robinson's
is still blocked at Turkey Creek. The
drainage commission has not yet been
able to replace the iron bridge over
the creek. It is hoped that travel can
be resumed by today or tomorrow.
District Court Adjourns.
United States district court. which
has been in session in Rock Hill for
nearly two weeks adjourned last Fit-
day after finishing. the case OF the
United States VS.. r. Lee Kerr. The
court docket Is still very much con-
gested although many cases were dis.
posed of at the term. There We're ll9
true bills returned at the Rock Hill
term. The next term Of Federal court
will be held in Greenville conyening
the second Tuesday In October
The Rock Hill Strike.
Mr.. H. E. Thompson, of Columbia, q
member Of the South Carolina board
of conciliation, has been spending
some days in Rock Hill, trying to bring
about q settlement of the differences
between the operators and manage
ment of the Aragon mill. No settle
ment has yet been reached. however.
The principle demand of the strikers
Is recognition Of the union, especially
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THE MARRIAGE RECORD

Marriage licenses have been issued
by Probate Judge Houston as follows:
Sept. l9--Sam Lpskin. Bowling
Green, to Ethel Johnson. Kings Mt.
(coloreG.
Sept. 19-Ralph Crook to Davie Pat
terson, Gastonia.
Sept. 20-Will Massey to Mamie
Black, Leslie, (colored).
Sept. 2O-Andrew Jones to Daisy
Thompson McConhellsville. (colored).
Sept 20-Baxter Wright to Mamie
McManus, Rock Hill.
Sept. 22-Marshall Richardson to
Mamie Pratt, (coloredO.
Sept. 22-John R. Beattie to Eva
Helms, Rock Hill.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-23

We are sending out only six pages
of The Enquirer today. not because
we want to but because that is the
best that can be done. There Is need
fer eight pages and 80 far as the
matter to fill them is concerned, we
have it and more. Also we have the
press to do the printing. But we are
short on paper. We have $4,000 pounds
of paper on the road from Canada,
since September 5. last heard from on
the nth instant at Harrisburg. Pa.
and $500 pounds on the way from
Baltimore since September IL: but
only few thousand pounds in the Of
fee. Under the circumstances, we
deem it desirable to be very
economical until the receipt Of
an adequate supply. Otherwise. we
might have to skip an issue or two
and that will not happen If it can
possibly be helped.
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!. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The Following transfers OF real es.
tate have been indsxedf in the office
Of the county auditor. since the last
medication of the record: "
a Bsthsi-w. M Campbell, Kelly F.
Oates and Waiter M. Biggers,, Trustees
to b. w. Martin, B. c. Barnett and J.
A.. Bigger. Dsacons Of Allison Creek
Presbyterian church, / lot; considera-
tion, 81 IN
Hethssda-samnel C. Clinton. to w
Carl ;Whitesides, ! lot; consideration
$1,000.
John A., Black to Mrs. Cora r
B.acls s2o7 8 "a acres; consideration, 81
I HIilook's creek-W. E. Good to e
A. Latham, Is acres; consideration
not kiyen.. ~. II,
casawbs--Rgsie Patton to John r
shirley and w. B. Klugh, I lot; con
sideraffon, s4Ss., - 4.
! Ethelfeda Steel Smith to- Hos
Garrison, y lot; consideration, $500.
s. fE. Fincher to CA. Fincher
Praistes,t7 lots; considerations $500.
81 j. g. HelmB to Jno. L. Davis, Tlot'
consid iderati0n. 81 ,s75. !.
Jas. II. Withefspoon to- w. A
Douglass, 3 lotsi consideration, $5,
| z A. q, Izatd to >. .E., Hsalan, 2 lots
consideration, $1,000.
Lewis Bardley to- siila Bradley, ]
lot; consideration, u.
Ebsnsxsr-E. r. and T. Co. Luca4
and Alex Long. Exors. to Robert +
Nell. lot: consideration. $50.
W. r. smythe and w. NJ Simrill 7
w, IL Nicely. lot; Z consideratior
$2.4la. 81 81 .,& 4.
Ida x. Owens to B. 3. Bailenser
lots; consideration. $500. < I.
vivian Lee Nicely and Theo Neely I
III F. knight, s iots,f consideration. Sa.
500. 81. h =, b ;,s y y q ~ Z.
Fort MiIt.sfrs. Addie McElhanes
To- Mrs. Mamie Creighton, ] lot; con
siderationIs 81 A& ~ a
B, 3. white Atty. to e. Harris,
Hot; consideration, $500. .5,.
Ktne's Mnuntain-G. H. Logan t
lW. r. Logan, 10 acres; consideration
Ito. W. 80 = ~, Z Z i I ~ ~ !, Y y
Fl. G. w. and NJ. N. Dickson to J: Mar
Hayes. 115 acres; consideration, $500
,YSrk-Cari H. Hart to- 8. 9. Clinton
l1ilot; consideration, ss0eo.s 5 h
jas. NJ. Starr and ]. F. NcElwee 7
Peoples Bank and Trust Co. ! lot
consideration, $3.50.
Board of Deaeorsi OF A. r. I
church to J. NJ. Starr and J. r. Nc
Elwee. lot; consideration. $1.76o. r
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

There is no evidence Of any let up
in real estate activities in York
county, sales of land in every section
of the county. being reported constant
ly. The following transactions have.
bean cmade recently through the real
estates agency of Mr.. George w. VIII
liatns: :. S!e"'' 'itIT''' H''1'''HeA's''
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Tuesday, September %, 1919.

first time for quite a while. He was
on business Of course.
4, Lieut. Howard white. OF the U. 8.
navy, is spending several days at his
home In Fofkviile. He expects to re-
ceiye his discharge within few weeks.
4. Mrs. T: L. Felts and Mrs. ]. H.
Witherow, of Galax, N. c., are the
guests. of Mrs. ]. s. James in York.
vile.
Il Fulton Horton, Of Sharon No. I,
who won a four-year scholarship at
Clemson college by competitive exami.
nation, left for that institution re-
Gently. - g l5
(, Oliver ]. Hart who served overseas
as chaplain with the First Division.
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G..
wv. s. Hart in Yorkville.
!s d. s. Finley, Jr, who was in the mill
tary service in washington. holding
q commission as second lieutenant in
the aviation corps has been discharged
and isvisiting the family Of his mother
Fin. yorkyille. t.,i
William Darby Glenn, who has been
employed at Akron, O., during the
summer has returned to the home Of
|hfs mother Mrs. w. D. Glenn In York.
vile fora brief visit prior TO returning
10 school, !,
Dr.. John w. Mcconnell, is at his
homie At Davidson College; but he has
not yet been discharged from the
service because OF an attack Of illness:
He expects. however to get out and
back to work next week.
4 aastonia Gazette: Rev. and Mrs. e.
E. Flanasan. Of Glover. were in town
yesterday en- route to Wilson where
Mr.. Ssaaagan has acceptsdla a call to
the pasterate OF the First Presbyteriail
tchufoh.f ~ : :
+ Or. M. J. walker returned to hfs
home In Yorlyille. last Friday after
noon after, two weeks In the. Fennell
Infrmary. where he has BEEN under
Itreatment because Of complication
arisins from his broken thigh. He Is
| very much improved, but is still far
from strong. II have been having g
pretty serious time said pr. Walker
on Saturday. "but With all that 1t has
Ibeen pleasant. ) I have been In hos
tais from New York to Texas. but
never yet have I been In one that is
superior to the Fennell Infrmaryn
Dr.. j. d. Mcdowell who has been
in charge OF the United States Gov
eminent Hospital No. 10, at oteen, y.
c., Is for the present q patient IN that
institutions, he being detained because
OF the need for q season Of complete
rest, as disclosed by the final exami-
nation preliminary to his discharge
lit ID NOT understood that his condi-
ttlon is at all serious, and his many
friends ia Yorkville and vicinity are
lsnc0uraged to- hope that he win be
lback with them within the next few
weeks, or months at most.
1 Y Mr.. s. 8. Plexico. formerly OF Rock
Hill, more lately Of Greenville, and
now again back in Rock Hill, was in
ilYorkville, last Friday on business, fav-
ling come over. to talk automobile
| trucks. Mr.. Plexico was engaged In
the conduct Of big rooming house tr
Ethe old Chicora College building until
~ - II. :. .,,rz a a a. xyny,od Nv fire t1nt
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80 = rss+,,..,,ny s.iprv. could render.
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IN tne 9oD 'oaice !,
weeks not q ,Joo pioss .lt n "1t ..l.,.
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press ior tne press ,lofitietiy a. 10y ~
vowed the tearing opt - .o.'lsss
foundation ana ,the: ea erectioh u 7, ne~
ana larger one. 'iiieie ~ - " ~ p :.
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where the oidt one hao tstyo ne
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as 70 make rooiH 70 "9i "orh' ohe p''' 2
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taken out OF the building ana piieot ~
outside. Then the newspaper press
was pinehed over 10 the spot tilat "a lia,
been occupied py the other press;
When It came 10 tskins ou. tne iouh.
dation, there was no iaoorlto oe haa
In the lvfcin1ty, ana TWO sseehs coiofe9
men were borrowed trom MT. SAN
Blair, of Sharon ,sH TOOK tnese tHo
men aboutta week TO dig out the lounr,
.dation with picks, crowbars, block and
tackeL They then had TO go back TO
Mr.. Blair who had been leaving press
ing work to walt Next came the mat
ter of the new foundation. The Gnif
paving people spared enough sand'
cement and stone, and. two, of their
foremen helped one afternoon long
to half finish the Job. The
rest of the work was done during the
next few days yJthe regular office
force. 1t was uncommon labor doing
the work of common labor, but 1t got.
there all right, and without neSlecting
the newspaper. however much job work
work Of erecting the new press which
was QOllS ny III tApcTt WitH thO 'hcif
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Srraps aud faets.

|t n II, y. ~ - +,,a hioh asti noint in |
"a akio = s'zlc'.e ca 80 .ha gov-
3 fnaSlohs 9 ls4 hlssots' - a,;,aa t,,e cost
ne!.t > ca,i en- pas. - ,,rohab,v al.
,1xsts Y '.sLs ihe my. =. .,ns,,roer-wasl
~ |'9s. 3el sp pals J. ,ha :aenart-
saieu 1l .sa.u.n u. - ,ahor statis.
|nt el iapor .,,,u ranort
nf1oe pubic io -. nara
|e ;foadstuns lncreas ms, - o,,o o,,r
4 h<soA prices declined for sirloin
n roi,nd steak, r.bsand chuck reasts,
IS "a bacon -four, cabbage and can
fnIrorn. beans and tomatoes.
oh,,ia,1p
! i<sino pl'l@as,on :. A., ar,ca,s
Fcnlnery usee W"I ,sas,,,;, last
'et saEley ~ e's aAnartment !
knfaaE Whsh ''i, ,n :, nine |
PoHneee M ..n ss,s,ars are he. /
nps censers :. W ,..r sant as no
yascnarseas 60. ,, 80 sss,,s,, nil, he |
Prey osiaeers - ns S,. c,.nt
~ .4or diHclarge TO CaInpS 6iohst
& ~ a. \ shelby. TAYLOR, Travis,
||s,,s7 II, Fort Bliss and d.. A. Russell.
|F's of = ~ -, ~ 1.ss,o,, p,ka and
ScampsZr S ,,ea, a. Fran-
~ cviil continue to be used for mus
I!k 90. pu.poss ..H,o,, that the fac |
bess at these camps will be more than
soHate for handling the remaining
ms 80,
ss ,,,.,, with alarm
es saa.ho,a hv american
i - 80, ,,arsats of France
49, o.sss - -, -, Isaus,r,a, disputes. in
\ s -..s.,.s M havas GIVEN American
klS$s an opportunity to obtain >huge
bets In quarters formerly suppi'ea
by South Wales mihes'
herican dealers are said to nave CON
x etsd for the delivery OF over ivV'-
b tons OF coal in France and neeoua
|nssafe now under way for an addi-
|na} half million tons. One or two
fkdes of. American coal already nave
snaaid down in Denmark as sample
tbfi1ents, 3 orders for which were
ke&d last March during the strlRejHii
[tiSnd. 1t is stated. The price Was'l
"a ITO be $3.50 per ton lower ltnah
4 English price at that time Ine
\, iand steel Industries of England
|o are said to feel their outlook rs
4 Vsry hopeful because of opportuni-
e q Afforded American competitors
kotiRl the curtailed English Goa, Pro-
elton. -. IS.
! 15,,.nd pbo,fs test pilot for the
xsS x,nfana company. broke the
sst,tnaas record ut Roosevelt
1 %an { one. island last Thursday by
4. ~ ~. q height of 34,61O feet.
| ! prsvio,s. record was sS.1S7 feet
AZ by Adiutant Casale, Of the
|et1sh army. in, France, last May.
soifa left the ground at 1906 o'clock
q banded at the same point at 10y.
| &id ION his ret1rti, ,t6 tfetgrcnnd
u he used rs minutes getting as
<iffas he went and another 20 min
{a>>rvine 10 20 still higher; but was
a "a "a attain an additional foot. At
! fon the thermometer registered
| aSss.s below zero. 4 He said that
.1,ssn~,rerne, height reached he felt
ms .twitohings in different parts
~ bodv especially att scars that
,.ss uase several yearst ago as the