Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-30
Page Four
Straps and facts.

made TO care for him all night in the
camp. A five room tent with all facil-
tiles. even a bath whill he erected for
the president while members OF the
cabinet will have three room tents.
The presidents party is expected TO
include Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, Secre-
tary and Mrs. DENLY and Secretary
and Mrs Wallace. Major General le-
ieune, commandant of the marine
corps and Brigadier General Smedley
Rutlar commanding the force will
welcome the Presidential party at the
camp.
Charleston, September 2S: \ case
of considerable interest was ended in
the court of general sessions this af-
ternoon before Judge w. II. Town
send in the trial of r. Lyman Love
chiropractor here. who was found
guilty of practic!ng medicine without
a license. He was sentenced to pay
n fine of 5000 or to serve 80 days IN
Jail. Mr. Love was released on bond
of $3.50, notice hoving been given by
his counsel of an appeal TO the Su-
1,rcme court. This is a case to test
the validity of the act regulating the
practice of medicine il South Carolina
approved March 10, 1920, and 1t is
claimed by the defendant that the act
rs applying to chirOpractOrS whil"
providing the licensing them imposes
conditions that makes it virtually I'M
possible for them TO qualify.
Grecnville Piedmont. Tuesday: Joe
A. TClbert. Jr. nephew CT jos. ". ToI-
bert, Republican referee for South
CarClira, was :WOrr in as assistant
United States District Attorney for
the Weston District Of South Caro-
lima this morning by District AttoT-
ney Ernest +. Cochran of Anderson.
Mr.. Tolbert assumed his duties here
this morning. spending ;ht morning
familiariZinS himself with In" WORK
Of the office. John +. Marshall, who
was appointed Assistant District At
torrcy several months ago, succeeding
C.. c.. Wyche who resigned the posi-
ton TO become a partner in the law
firm of Dean. Cothran & Wychc, will
continue in his present position max.
ing two assistants to tho district at
tornev for the Western District. Dis
trict Attorney Cochran said that ihc
appointment of Mr.. TOIbcrt was mad"
on account of tn" ever increasing bus
mess Of the office. Mr.. Tolbcrt IS the
son of A. a. TOlbcrt Of Abb"ville conn
ty and n graduate Of the law depart
mont of Cumberland university and -
Carolina College He will make his
home in GrCcnvillC.
w. NJ Riggs. president Of Clemson
college and Alan Johnstonc. president
Of the board Of trustees of that inSu'
tuition, were in conference with Gov
Crnor Cooper Wednesday with regard
TO borrowing money for the Crc"3;i"r
of Clemson college. At the last meet
ing Of the legislature. il was 3"l"ed
10 permit the college authorities 80
borrow as much 2S $iJj U"0 for t'c
operation Of the Co'io~" if 50 Hu"h we""
needed the Shrinka"c in the revenue
derived from tie fertilizer tax harin"
made such measures necessary. DE-.
Riggs said that the fertilizer tax 70?
the cTl,rdar year was $1ii.22P.67. II
is further proposed to get $4,000 this
year which will make a total Of SLIT
22965.I The operating expenses of tho
college, Including TIA" fertilizer rEir'I-
iments end analyses will be $Si4,35S.11
according to DR.. Riggs. and allowing
for sources of revenue other than the
fertilizer tax. il will he necessary 20
borrow $ll2.Si211. Under the act Ui
the legislature. this sum can bc loan
cd by the sinking fund commission, Il
was stated TIC governor has offered
his hearty CoOpcrat on in procuring the
money "Thc fertilizer tax this year.
DR.. Riggs said. els lower than for any
year during the last p years"
- Charleston September 27: by the
will of Colin Mex. Grant. who died
here last week, the bulk of his cstat"
is bcqucathed to The Colin Mex.
Grant Home, q cooperation uCdcr the
laws of this state, and founded t.
benefit PrcSbytcrians in reduced cir
cumStarccS. over 20 years Of age. VIII"
have resided in this city Z; least nyr
wears under the admission terms. II
is estimated tl"t some 5000 GOO VIII
become availabl" for financing this in
Stitution. and probably later other
funds will add To its resources. The
home will consist Of group Of resi-.
dcnCcg, is to bc located at a corner Of
Meeting and iug"r streets. under the
terms of the will, and willsmnllc no
table addition to Charleston lnSlitu-
tion$ Mr.. Grant was a well known
citizen Of Charleston. Of large means.
and formerly was a contractor ANA
farmer. He was also interested in real
estate dealings on considerable scale.
He is survived by his widow. on" Of
the executors of the Will and amply
provided for. Soldiers of this city
and state. returning from overseas.
recall Mr.. Grants gifts of Il dollar u
man. given them when they landed
as spending money here. II" also
provided rCirCShmcntS. trustees OF
the home are to formulate its rules,
and the corporation will. after recciv-
ing its bcquCst, look after details Of
construction.
Washington, September 2H: Due
to rapid progress by committees in
formulating commentators the nat
iOnal conference on unemployment wil!
begin consideration OF q General "Gl"r-
gcnCy relief program Friday. five days
earlier than had originally been plan
ned, il was announced tonight I'm adj
uitiOn. to the report of the manuIaC-
turCrS' committee, upon which a@T,s-
mcnt has already been announced,
recommendations on emergency meas
ItrcS will be reported Friday 10y the
committee ON Unemployment Statis-
tics. employment agencies ana regis
tratiOn. emergency public works and
construction. Other reports will h"
considered as completed. II WAS said.
announcement of the formation Of q
new committee on community Clvi"
and emergency relief measures TO Toc-
Ommcnd thC best rurWs of cnmmunit"
organizations to carry ont the recon-
mCrdatiOTS for dCCrC"eiE@ 'momplug-
mcnt WAS made today by the CO&l,r-
cncc. Tins w. sail e. have dcrrlol-j
from indications developing i'm ihc de
libcratiunS of the conference that tn"
immediate problem OF finding Wurf,
for the iGl" WAS for the individual