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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-21
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~ il of the I:anl; uf Glover. M. SSH.
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son agaiyHt buying or using the same.
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\ suitable reward will hr given for the
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1Oa W it j. G.. WILBORE, York.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-21
CHAUFFEUR's LICENSES DUE.

A IL. Autnmn!r1c and Truck Drivers
"A are hrrrhy Notified that the NUM-
ripnl LiccnS" required nf all car drivers
is now due and payable on ur h"f"r"
February lSt for tn" year l92l NJ Ii
ccnSc permit required. apply To tn"
undersigned.
j. i FAI'Lk NER.
G 1t City Treasurer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-21
The Show Room

Some Of My Experiences In the Show
ROOM madc my first entrance
last fall and it certainly was Il pleas
ant experience, meeting with expert
cnccd poultry breeders. They were all
good fellows and always ready to give
information. My first entry was at the
York County Fair. | entered S. G. r. |.
Red Cockcrel and pullet. winning sec
ond cockcrcl and first pullet. Cnckerel
and pullct Of Cornish Game, winning
second cockercl and second pullct. Sill
yer laced Wyandutte cUckerrl and two
pullcts. First cockercl and second pull
let. S. G.. Black Minorcu first cockclel
and first pullct.
Then at the State Fair at Columbia,
nv Cornish Game cOclicrel and pul!et,
didn't get placed: Silver Laced Wyan
dutte. second cuckercl and fifth pullct:
S. G. Black MinUrca. fifth cockerel pull
let not placed.
This may not mean much IL SCmr
people, but it means q lot To me. AT
Columbia there WaS over l,200 entries
and something like 1.400 nr loo birds.
Judge Card said it was the best show
he had seen in the south. He said there
were birds there that could 20 tu Mad
iSon Suuarc Garden. y. y, and win.
He gave an illustrated lecture on Tues
day night which was worth Il lot To nc.
He tod what to breed for and how to
get il. He drew pictures 10 show the
type.
SHADY NOOK POULTRY FARM
]. E. Jackson, Proprietor,
Route No. 6 York, >. Z.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-21

For Sale--Furd tractor outfit and In
t.rrHti0nal riding cultivator, John
Deere iwo-rOw riding planter l Iwo-
horse wagon. Used on" season. Cash
or terms. Horace NJ. WhitcSldrs.
Hickory Grove. " 4T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
Daniels Tells How Civilians Helped America Achieve Succe
Gives Estimates OF Men In War Cabinet; Laud Order For H

erous spirit gave support those who intrusted
with important duties
in the remainder OF this article. to write OF
those referred 10 in my first paragraph. whom the
picked up put posts Of burdensome abliga-
ton-a least write Of such OF them became with
members Of the war cabinet"
BARNEY" BARUCH LEADING FIGURE
The story OF the industries board has been told
happily that the who Will his
tory OF the The may not yet have put his pen
paper) the magnitude Of the mobilization
industries under the able direction
NJ Baruch. He had made his fortune in Wall street
buying stocks when they low selling them
when they were high-the secret OF success in that
center OF making and losing fortunes in a day.
There distrust in Washington idea
putting Wall street speculator charge Of this
job when the president first asked Mr. Baruch 10
undertake the direction Of the Industries
But his grasp and greatness his industry pa
uence. his forgetfulness OF his interests were
merged hts passion public service feeling Of
doubt gave way 70 OF admiration. confidence and
respect. a result Barney" Baruch emerged from
the OF its leading figures. and he added 20
his reputation by the wisdom he displayed the peace
cosference.
When was in Paris, he and Vance Mccormick were
troubled because they could bring their financial
associates OF the allied nations prosperity
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

which met frequently with the president and which
though Improperly. called by many newspapers the
cabinet. An indefatigable member OF ii Will
liam c. McAdoo, who, secretary OF the treasury,
the rock of credit and and made
abundant money gusn forth 10 meet the needs Of
own mobilization and of the operations OF allies
PRAISE FOR McADOO AND BAKER
His record will for all time make him a figure ranking
second OF the great who preceded him
in that great office Hamilton and Galatin all the
famous secretaries OF the treasury solved important
financial problems. but in the magnitude OF the
not one OF them had such world financing carry out
as Mr. McAdoo accomplished brilliantly
in that council will much
IN the perspective of history Newton d. Baker
tary Of 1 in intimate daily association with
him. I his large grasp Of the problems with
which we deal and his whole-hearted devotion
duty. could appreciate his broad vision and his
scrupulous OF justice.
greater than that Of Stanton. but he
showed ability than stanton in dscharging
and the great ability charity. kindness and
courtesy which him the esteem and confidence Of
all his colleagues
Ny happy recollection OF those crucial days
my intimate association with Newton D. Baker. He
does know what playing 70 the gallery sef-seek
ing preense He shouldered every so-caled
OF others in the field and department and with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
By JOSEPHUS DANIELS
Former Secretary OF tho Navy.

The war big 20 permit any become its
overshadowing figure on the other hand. bigness
swept men, hitherto but little known the multitude Of
their fellows places of prominence and tremendous
responsibility.
Men were caught up out q private life. from COM
rnercisl industrial and professional vocations and
service.
some OF these holding offices which had sought
them out and constrained them 20 assume their bur
fene presently found objects criti-
sm and abuse on the part OF factions OF the people
and the press. II VI ungenerous 20 who were
Swing themselves with utter devotion TO their
try but they took bravely and patiently and good
humor and with their jobs content 10 let
events vindicate them. events did.
The men charge Of the most important special
trade and industries boards.
shipping board the food and fuel administrations and
alien property formed. with secretaries
Of war. navy and treasury, a sort OF special council
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

City is the work being done to make the city great
watering place.
Backed by the natural beauty Of the beach and the
historic sand dunes, Michigan Citys resort ad
vantages already contain much Of is needed o
make them ideal Sheridan beach is already we'll
known to South Bend citizens. 1t is Michigan Cty's
first beach Sheridan beach some distance
eastward and runs into Long Beach Beautiful. This
latter beach continues until It Long
Beach, which in turn joins with Terrace Gardens.
Houses that resemble dwellings be found in South
Bends seleet residential section rather than
cottages have been built along the sandy Many
of these houses have from eight to 10
moderny appointed, a garage, electric lights.
water and bath tubs.
OF course there smaller houses along the lake
front but Of them resembles the ordinary
mer cottage to be found at many of the lake
resorts
A broad driveway extends for many miles along the
lake front being built high above the lake level and
thus aordng sweeping view of the lake waters over
the of Michigan City the historic dunes
some Of them towering high above the rest of the
country. Winding in and around the dunes broad
driveways passing by homes that nestle in the
sand hills back some distance from the lake
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

and stability come to the world until the
amount Germany TO pay definitely The
distress which followed the failure adopt
the policy proposed by Mr. Baruch testify to his wise
conference.
HOOVER, WORLDS ALMONER
Food will win the war" a sound slogan which
Herbert Hoover head OF the food administration
red into every in America The president called
this duty after he had made an international
reputation the worlds almoner in Belgium At his
behest quit eating flour bread pork that
beef and mutton could TO soldiers and allies
and Hoover furnished the scant but sufficient menu
every breakfast and dinner table
law behind this sef-denial Of 100000
people. The president issued request the people
follow Hoover's lead. and they did denying
what their appettes craved. This the severest
test. and the Americans met II.
Mr.. Hoover 5 different from all other almoners I
have known. What sentiment has he suppresses In
policy OF help for starving people 50
businesske that someone said he hard as
nails" After the he continued his able leadership
in saving the starving Austria and the Balkans
naval officers enlisted kept open the lines
OF communication and gave such cooperation sir.
Hoover told me when in Paris that he could
have carried without the navy.
What is the OF Mr.. Hoover? Practically no
body speaking broadly knew him personally when hs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

came 70 Washington He is quiet and rather silent ex-
cept when something that he is deeply interested in
makes him talk freely. He writes speech of
uncing power, but he has e0quence The secret Is
that he is engineer and practices his trade.
rather profession. ia whatever be undertakes. Only
thing he is doing interests him. and be has
genius exciting the admiration and devotion his
coworkers. He always 0utworks everybody about him.
always evolving plans for his work 1Ir.
Hoover showed talent for publicity furthe-ing his
undertakings which no man 81 his generation except
ThcOdore Roosevelt has approached.
NEW STANDARD N SHIPBUUDING.
The Germans despised American ability ~ build ships
and send men. munitions and supplies with
ship building had 80 long been neglected BE-
longer a trade but craft In 1914 the president d.
rected secretary Of the treasury The secretary %
the navy and the secretary of draft hiu
to restore America a merchant marine II fii-
bustered 20 death the senate. later revived. and
passed with concentrations which halted tts quick
ton large service before entered the But
without shiPyards (for the navy had contracted for 70
per cent all shpbUding faites before Rae shipping
board got It's gaD what done by this country in
building merchant ships set standard.
Edwin y. Hurley, who "a member of the
clearing house succeeded in every undertaking ot
his life He Is a confirmed optmist and brought vision
oTp Pc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

& Rubber Co employs 10 persons in the manufacture
of rubber tires
The Henry Lumber Co. employs so men in the manu-
facture Of wood boxes The Risclay Brick Co employs
80 men IN the manufacture Of brick. Twenty-Five
employed by the Northern Indiana Brick Co in the
manufacture Of brick, and 40 employed by the
Ohlemacher Brick Co. in the work
Two hundred employed a Hoosier
Binder Irvine mills in making Irvine. Then addition
TO the plants manufacturing products there
large employers of labor, including the South Shore
Electric lines which maintain their headquar
and repair shops Michigan City employing IS
persons, and the Purvis Ludwig & Knaack Fish Co
which employs 40 persons in doing general
It is estimated that there nearly 5000 men and
1000 women employed daily in Michigan City factories
and it is also estimated that IS per Michigan
City residents their homes.
UNDERGOES ERA
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Michigan City is today undergoing OF public
improvements. Additional streets being paved,
and there are several sewer projects under way
undoubtedly that which attracts the attention
from without, due of its picturesqueness
the improvement and expansion going at Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
EIGHTY EMPLOYED IN
CURLED HAIR PLANT.

Bockson & Co employ so persons in the manufacture
OF curled hair The Bromwell Brush Wire Goods Co
employ 100 One hundred persons employed
at the Smith Brothers cough drop plant The Tecum-
81 Facing mills employ 12G persons in glove making
Twenty-hv men employed by the NJ. c. Tanning
Co. The Root Manufacturing Co. employs so persons
manufacturing of sash door and interior
work. Twenty persons employed in making cleo
by the Wage Electric Co. The Universal Tire
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

Civilian personalities OF the I'm own country
swept men private life into places OF prominence
and responsible ty-Esunlates OF who composed
the socaled war cabnet-HOovers gift for persuasive
MISUNDERSTANDING On fool order."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
COOLER COMPANY FINISHES
ADDITION TO IT'S FACTORY.

The Perfection Cooler Co. is another Michigan City
manufacturing concern. 1t employs in the neighbor-
hood of 100 and makes sheet iron speciates. This
company recently completed addition to its fac
Another concern is the Joseph w. Hays corporation
makers OF combustion appliances and gauges. This
company contemplating additions to its factory. The
company employs 100
The Josam Manufacturing Co employs so men in the
Of tile and steel specalties One hundred
employed by the Michigan City Foundry & Ma
chine Co. in the manufacture of maleable castings
Sheet Steel Products Co. employs 100 persons in
Of pressed steel parts for automobiles
and trucks. Karpen Brothers employ $50 persons
in the manufacture OF furniture.
Fifty persons employed by the Burnham Glove
Co. and 100 persons employed by the Well-McLan
in making furnaces. The Steel Febricating corpor
alton operates haf-mlion- dollar plant Michigan
City the manufacture OF fabricated buildings. and
employs 100 Fifty persons employees by the
Howard \. Young Pump Co. in the manufacture Of
centrifugal pumps Twenty-Five men employed
by Randall Foundry Co. in the manufacture Of
gray iron castings
The Reliance Manufacturing Co. employs mostly
women approximately 500 being engaged in shirt max
ing. The Spero Garment CO. also makes shirts and
employs 25 persons. The NJ. c. Paper Box Co.
ploys persons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

with one spread the citys advantages as lake
resort and to increase these later advantages
II not difficult to induce factories to locate in
Michigan City It's transportation facilities its
low and its geogra phical location met re-
sponses factories during the last IS months
Negotiations for the location of other factories there
underway with excellent prospects for the
Of the negotiations.
PRODUCTS RANGE FROM
AUTO PARTS TO COUGH DROPS.
There % industrial plants and factories now in
operation in Michigan City. There made in Michi
gan City articles ranging from automobile parts to
cough drops The well known Smith Brothers. makers
Of cough drops. recently located factory there. With
its % plants. Michigan City manufactures IS different
products Included among these products in addi-
ton automobile parts and cough drops. metal
specialties steel and wood freight gray and
malleable foundry castings. machinery specalties
combustion apparatus. sheet metal specalties
paper boxes and paper specalties doors and general
work, wire brushes wire goods, curled hair
products rubber furniture, textile
goods, brick earthenware leather products, bicycles
Irvine gloves and mttens. shirts centrifugal pumps
furnaces and fabricated buildings
The Haskell & Barker Car 20. is the largest single
in Michigan City, employing anywhere from
500 to $500 in the manufacture of steel and
railway This company also operates repair
shops.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

CONTINUED on Page T'Senty9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

knew as little as he did OF the situ-
alton.
Every amendment was defeated
for long time. hut so many were
offered that Lillard got to- make a
speech on ticks, speaking for or
against each different proposition.
II was really significant. for tho
reason that indication was given that
the senate was to no longer accept
the blanket requests OF the nppro-
priation committee.
What IL Leads To.
The state board OF agriculture asks
S1b5.9S6 moro for the ensuing two
years than for the last two. an cuor-
nous increase, due to appetite and
additional boards Bob Wallace
wanted TO refer the consideration ot
it's appropriation to a special COM
mittee of two with instructions to re-
duco the amount ask ed for 100000,
and in a speech declared the state
board has "A number OF petty boards
expensive and likewise worthless. in
fact. detrimental to the state
II was during this discussion that
Senator Luther Harrison warned the
Senate that unless halt is made in
appropriations that Oklahoma Is TO
see the worst panic In its history
without reference to any particular
state department Harrison laid down
the program that there must be re-.
trcnchment which must fall on all
and that all superfluitics must he
cut from the appropriation meas
ures.
But II is a wear down process for
the proponents OF stiff appropria-
tions They meet opposition against
some things In one direction but the
opponents have never been an unit.
The strikeouts so far accomplished
have been hard hits, but the hiE
bill Is winding it's way through the
senate slowly, It Is true, but tho
Davidson steering wheel is working
and the Tulsa senator is doing tho
driving himself. cautiously, care
fully and intending to run over as
few prospective senatorial voters as
possible, but he has been making
CONTINUED OF PAGE FOURTEEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
Had an Bye on Ponca City.

special to The world.
PONCA CITY. March 3--Local
police authorities believe that Ponca
City was one of the towns marked
by the late Henry Starr and his
associates as ripe for a bank rob
berry, for on STAIRS note book the
name Of Ponca City was listed. ac
cording to official announcement
received by the officers. It Is known
that Starr passed through this sec
ton OF the state occasionally, as he
stopped for meals at the l0l ranch,
by whom he was formerly employed
as "a bronco buster, and at other
places where he was known. II is
learned also that he had looked over
Fairfax, in the western Usage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
By c. w. H. iIINps.

OKLAHOMA CITY, March s.
The weary mcnotouy of appr0pria-
tion Items In the senate general APP
propriation measure ia quite fire.
qucntly broken when some senator
has "a shock OF Consciesce and makes
wild protests against the CNtrava
ganCe In state government Those
outbreaks grow more frequent as the
consideration progresses. Fights
over the corporation commiesIUu'a
rate department really developed
into something worth while The
rate department affected was that
pertaining to common carriers. in
Guiding pipe lines, freight, telegraph
and telephone.
The state administration leaders
Joined with republicans and others
In a protest against the department
continuing rate clerks when IL had
lost Jurisdiction. While the appropri.
alton was successful on the first
round, the backup reversed the stu
alton.
The first really tremendous fight
against an important item In the
general appropriation measure came
Tuesday night when the appropria-
tion for the state board of agricul
ture was considered. There were
minor struggles before the subhcad
OF Bureau of Tick Eradication"
came up for scrutiny.
The Fight on Tick Fund.
The committee advised that S99,-
363.50 should be appropriated to
eradicate ticks during the fiscal
year Of 1922. and S23.5S0 for the on
suing year, The committee report
came out with bureau mispcllod and
w. H. Woods offered the first
amendment, TO make II read "burro."
within a few moments the fight
was really on. Bob Wallace wanted
to change the heading 70 Bureau
for More Officers" and Charles
Leedy spoke eloqucntly against too
many ticks and too much appTopria-
ton.
1t was Ross Lillards night. how
ever. lie elucidatod on the tick in
dustry, declaring that the emergency
appropriation passed to capture the
ticks prior to June 80. amounting 60
a little more than $4,000, had been
secured because the four southeast.
ern counties had promised to "un.
tick II the money was forthcoming
Examination showed that the pro
posed additional $124OQO would
probably be insufficient, too. al
though he wanted to vagcr there
ARE not 10000 ticks in the entire
four counties" In truth Lillard wor
a tick reputation, not because he had
been able TO get the right statistics
so much as he ascertained that Hol-
loway, Mcpherrcn and Fleming. whc
were Nor the tick appropriation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04

Frank L. Polk, former under secre.
tary OF state. also IL at practice. and
former Secretary McAdoo also is
practtciug law. although not wholly
iu the International field.
wilson Has Store of Information,
The wide extent OF Mr. Wilson'S
knOwlCdge Of inside int ,rnation Il
affairs during the last eight years
can only be left TO the ina gination.
lie mas a personal store OF data
on tho pete conference and its
proceedings which is possessed by
certainly no one else in the United
states and 1t probably is not exceed.
cd IN volume and Importance by any
European public man.
Mr.. Colby has never engaged In
any other profession than that OF the
law. lie began practice In New
York in 1892 and represented many
important clients. Ills fret appear
ance in national politics was in 1908
when he was identified with the
movement to nominate Colonel
Roosevelt FOR the presidency In the
celebrated contest with President
Taft.
Mr.. Colby later became identified
with the progressive party, but in
1915 he campuigued Tor reelection
and later was appointed to the ship
ping board. He became secretary OF
state when Mr., Wilson dismissed
Secretary Lansing last year.
Rear Admiral Grayson, Mr. Will
sons personal physician. said today
that the retiring president would
find It possible to practice law with
out subjecting himself to a strain
and reaction on his physicas conU-
ton.
Admiral Grayson said he knew Of
no reason why Mr.. Wilson should
not be able TO appear before the su-
preme court occasionally,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
Pit States Seal in
House Office Building

Special to Tho World.
WASUlNGTON. March g.-Ar-
rangcmcnt fur tho placing ~ the
great seal oi tho state ut oklahoma
IN the glass ceiling OF the house Of.
fee building was made at n con-
ference between Speaker Gillette
and Congressman charles II. carter
OF Oklahoma today. The seal In TO
be placed during the recess 60 cong
rcss. All states CNCcp Oklahoma,
Arizona ana New Mexico have
placed their seals. Congressman
Carter tonight tclcgraphod the Soc
rotary OF the state of oklahoma for
a certified copy ~ the seal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
Muskogce Girl Into Opera.

Miss Margaret Daily, daughter ot
Mrs. Lucy Daily here, has made her
debut with the Chicago Grand
Opera company in New York, ac.
cording to word received here. The
young woman IL a ballet dancer and
student of the Pavley- Oukrainsky
Russian school OF dancing. under
whose tutelage she has appeared
many times. She will appear in
Tulsa with the Chicago Grand
Opera company. now run by Mary
Garden, on March 21-22, 1t Is said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-04
Hide Black Who Shot
White Wdn To Death

uy Associated rross state Wire
OkMULGEE. March g. Deputy
shcriffs. having iH custody Charlie
clark and T. q Wallace. u,sruoa.
accused Of shooting Co death Wi
liam Dcathridgr. "a white man. ot
llcggs last night, lcft Okwulgcc thls
morning Tor another county tho
name of witch they refused lu di.
vulrc, in order tn prevent "a pusuhlr
lNnching Tho negroes vcro placed
lu iail her" last niGht foilowiuE TIA"
killing. but early this morning word
from Rcggs that an aurrN crowd
was preparing 90 come to Dkmulgcc
In an effort To- Nnch the negroes
caused tho officers To- spirit them
away.