Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-19

to take care of the farmers al 6 per
cent. and we will be able to make
money out of it.
There is no question of the fact,
however, that the Federal Reserve
bank can help the farmers and the
south wonderfully if they do make ar
rangemcnts to lend money on cotton
at 6 per cent.
What Do You Know.
QUESTIONS
l. What French monarch was so in
flucnced by Mmc. du Barfy that she
became the real ruler Of the country
until his death?
=. Who was the author Of tho novc,
"Trilby?'
3. On what island do the Dyaks, who
formerly made trophies Of their enc
mics heads. live?
L. What names arc given tn TN
three small bones nf the middle car
because of their shape?
S. What is the shape Of the cartl's
orbit?
G. What state group name is given
to Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont.
Massa chusettS, Connecticut and Rhode
Islands?
7. On which side of the suns disk
docs an eclipse always begin?
s. On which side OF tho moon docs an
eclipse always begin?
Q. In which of it's phases must the
moon always pc when it is cclipsrh?
10. What is the state flower Of
mississippi?
ANSWERS
]. Louis XIV. .. Du Mauricr. 3. Ror-
nco. /, Hammer, anvil ard stirrup IL.
EllipHc. 6. New England States. I.
Western s, Eastern. O. Full moon. 10,
Magnolia.
Believes in Baseball.
Taking to Mr.. w. T. Bcamguard, the
well known contractor Of iUrkvil!c ana
Glover. the other day about various
things. principally baseball, Mr. heanl-
guard lives in Glover; but is in inri; =
vile about as much as he is in Glover
and claims both places. When hc WAS
Il great deal younger than he is nnw
he was q famous baseball player. For
Il long time he and NJ. l.. Smith con-
stituted the battery for the Glover
team. Beamguard pitcher and S.nitli
catcher.
1--WE had Il pretty good team for that
day and time remarked Mr.. Beam
guard: but | suppose it would hardly
stand much of u showing with such Il
team as we have today.
What DO you think of baseball
now" | asked, are you still us mucl
OF Il fan as you used To be
why suppose AM. You know
Glover boasts Of being the greatest
baseball town in the state in prupu'r-
ton tn population and | could not ht
comfortable here if | WAS not still in
tcrcStcd in baseball. ! never miss 4
game if can help ii and generally
manage to help il. as you soc.
acll you lliHC ntl ibl ~ til' i:@'
when YOU look upon playing hasclG,i
as a frivolous waste of time
NO, and hope | never will Mi
BcamEuard replied emphaticaliy. THE
late Capt. W. F.. Smith, who WI:
probably responsible for the has! lHI!
enthusiasm that has so long beer
characteristic of Glover used tn say
i have not got much hope cnr l'",
who lacks the energy to max" E"n'
baseball player. II he hasn't enough
energy to play baseball. he is not like
~ To amount to much: but If he make!
good in baseball, he will sooner u
later make good i'm whatever uccupa
ton he chooses for Il like WORK.
have thought often ui the cd Cap
tain's declaration. | Il" not know btl
that he " IS pretty near right.
The Cotton Situation.
..Elv uf course | don't know: hll
| have an idea that now cot!Hn is go
ing TO open up around - cents. Sit.
John T. Roddey Of Rock 1iiil whc'
asked his opinion about the matter In
other day. Mi, E,Mfinr is generally re