Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-15
Scraps aud Saets.

The Cleveland Ohio Bar essocia-
tion has adopted q resolution. protest
ing against Federal Judge 4. NJ. Lam
dis accepting the position as basebaii
commissioner. The resolution which
was drafted by former Congressman
Paul Howland of.Ohio, declares Judge
Lands action is inconsistent WIN
the full adequate performance Oh
his duty as federal Judge, and tnat
it constitutes q serious Improperly on
his part. The resolution endorses the
report of the congressional suo-com-
m1ttee on judiciary, to whlch was re-
ferred. impeachment charges a5allIs.
Judge Iandis,>!filed by Congressman
Welty of Ohio, and "favors the 1niiest
and most thorough investigator 70
the end that the high standing of the
federal judiciary may be malntaineo'
-Lion."a great, clumsy Great Dane
dog fulfilled his destiny in Chlcago
last Thursday. He laid down his 4le
for his master. There was intense
grief among the hundreds OF chhdren
insTaylor street whose daily playmate
"Tion" has been for the last eight
wears. He was owned by Leonardo
Malone. who operates an exchange
hank at COZ Taylor street. Three men
dashed I'D in an automobile and enter
ed the bank: They forced Malone 10
throw up his hands. The Great Daiae
knew something was wrong. ne le"p
ed at the man nearest him ana iasteh-
cd, his great Jaws on the robbers arm.
The other bandits turned from Malone
and riddled the dogs body with oultets
from their automatlcs., MS ~ ~
mounds Of loyalty crumpled 10 lns
floor and the robbers fled. Wou4u
rather have lost the whole pank 'na"
that dog" said Malone when tne PU tbo
lice arrived, The cnlialen " hnro,s
neighborhood gave the dog heio
burial.
= Inability of the German security
police officers at DuesSeldort 10 Soii.-
mel privates to salute ,Frencn oIilSeis
caused General Degoutte last Saul
dav to f., order, the Disarmament anu
d;sha ndrnent of 1900 security police IN
nnesseldorf and command them 70
1eave the city. before 10 O'Clock. tne
name night. An officer, member OF
whose SQUAD refused to salute
Erench ma ior. has been fined thTee
+housand marks. General DeSoutte
and General Gaucher, commanders Oh
the French troups in Duesscldotl' Meie
tnnferrinc at French headquarters TO,
5oy when the. German officers askeo
to he nermitted to apologize put tne
French generals declined to accept tne
apology. Meantime the recalcist an
nriyate stood laughing IN tne eou
mandant's waiting room. me . tIenon
ma ior had addressed him IN GertllSn,
ran,;ad : az WON'T and did not.
similar incident yesterday was settle9
h,, tho apology of two officers ana
tSa;r nromise to enforce the salutlne
of French officers by the ponce.
Elorenz Zeigfeld Jr., and. J..
Leonard Replogle battied 1or eisn. an
hoUrs last Friday with a two ton
t.,ant raw. or devil fish, that towed
Three boats and crews 40 miles from
pa1n1 Reach: Fla, and II miles TO sea
and then escaped when the cable proke
.aIthoueh it's body bore four harpoons'
airht rifle bullets and II wounds froi,l
Sances When first observed the nsh
wos in sight of. the bathers near tne
hreotars' bar. Mr.. and Mrs. Zelgneld
paS ended q days fishing trip IN MI
panlople's boat when their attentloh
was directed to the monster. lilIte
diately two high powered motor p".'e' ~
started in pursuit and the pal!le nI =
pan in full view Of the 1asnlol'.".e - =
bathing, crowd. Occupants or , IHe ash az
Hoats threw harpoons into the Dig ISL
Which Immediately sped away ~ Sc.
rootor boat, but the\giant fish carried
Il at lightning speed to sea. Nfins
|;fle bnllets were fired into It's pous
hut the fish did not slacken speed ~
n;ebrfall with an extra lurch the
oobles TO the harpoonS parted ana INC
f;sb escapcd. Airplanes followed inc
hoots and watched the struggle.
Nearly a score Of nominations
,,,ora sant nv President Harding Fri
doy TO the senate which IN turn con-
firmed n number. Nominations con-
armed by the senate were: D. K. Crls-
singer of Marion, Ohio, to be COMP
troiIer. of the currency Fred MOTIFS
Joeorine of Missouri, to be asslstaH
secretarv of, state; Elmer D. Ball, re-
onnointed assistant secretary OF aSrlr
cnlture. William S. Culeertson Vi
Kansas reappointed to the tariff colll-
mission;. Capt. Charles y. McFa!, cl'
to be chief Of the navy bureau OF Vi
dnance with the rank of rear adihirai' :
and Ernest Lester Jones OF Virginia. te,
nnpointed director of the coast anu
geodetic survey. Former Represellta :, ;
tive John B. Esch OF Wisconsin utiu
Mark w. Potter Of New ork Wele
nominated TO lle ili'S''N'NSS -. :,
sion and their names were reporteo
foyorablv by the senate interstate
commerce committee but final acllon
IJas not taken. Other nomlnatons
sent to the senate by President HARD
ing but not acted on include: Thomas
e Marvin of Massachusetts. 10 Inc
tariff commission, and Nllllam III.
:Joyce of Los Angeles. renomlnalca ~
the federal farm loan board. cui.
Gustaye Lukesh was nominated ~.
membership on the Mississippi rlVef
commission and other service nomlni'-
lions included Chaplain John ThomaS
Axton to be chief Of chaplains ol the
.ynov with the rank Of colonel. ana
Medical Director Edward X. Stitt 10
be surgeon general OF the navy,
Smedley ID. Butler and Harry Ls.
were renominated to thelr preSen'
rank of brigadier general in the ma-
Iine corps.
The defense in he Matcwan battle
trial rested at Williamson, w. VA
1sriday and before court adjourned lte
state had placed it's first rcbultai WI
ness on the stand. Counsel icr inc
prosecution said that it probably
would take two or three days TO com :
nIete the rehuttal testimony ana TWO
or three more for arguments. lheH
said they did not expect that the Jur!
would be charged for another WeeN' ,.i
Tha most sensational offering o! rfi-
day was documentary" evidence TAKEN