Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

this morning. For a number OIL years
he served Yorkviile as policeman ana
Re served we'll. Mighty little got by
him and police officers generally
throughout this section say that he
was one of the best policemen that they
had ever known. He was as honest as
a dollar and he always tried to do MS
duty without fear or favor. Bill Ros-
ers did what he believed was right on
the job all the time and in the years 10
come he will be missed
The Flies Revenge.
Ten little flies
All in line
One got Il swat
Then there we're
Nine little flies
Grimly sedate:
Licking their chops
Swat! Then there we're
Eight little flies
Raising some more
Swat Swat! Swat, Swat!
Then there were
Four little flies
Colored green blue,
Swat, swat! tAin't it easyD
Then there we're
Two little flies
Dodged the civilian
There were a million!
Southern Textile Strike.
A Rock Hill business man whom
Views and Interviews met in one Oh
the stores in that city the other DAY
WAS talking about the textile strike.
~ am not directly interested, IN TINS
toxtile strike since ! do not own any
cotton mill stock" said he, but l nave
been doing a good deal Of thinking ana
speculating in regard to this strike
"I lust wonder if it be possible that
some eastern cotton mill or group oi
eastern cotton mills, has slipped Dig
lDt of coin to somebody with VIC" 10
,.etting them to start something IN lhe
southcrn mills. The idea being to chu'
down the southern mills create large
demand for textile products with the
eastern mills prciiting by the smut
down Of southern mills.
Il don't say that is true unoer-
stand just say that it occurred u
me as being possible"
Little Girl Sees the Game.
The baseball fan takes his small
daughter 10 see her first (and hst'
game: r,,o.,
See that place in the center? That's
called the diamond" ..-
Daddy, can l have an ice cream
Gomez
THAT beautiful lawn is the OUT
field"
"vyhv can't we sit down there in
those other seats?'
".That man in the blue suit IS 'he
umpire"
.Daddv, I want an almond bar.
.That hell means that the game Is
going to start.
"What is that man with the "h'le
coat and hat got in his basket:
watch that man with the bat' ne )
trying to hit the BALL
"What does it say on those has"
over there?'
where the man stands is called the
home plate"
"Daddv. that fat man bought some
popcorn"
paddy, why don't you buy some
daddy"
Watch the ball, see it go
"Daddy. why don't yiu buy sof'''
popcorn?' -, ,,,,.,,.s
See that man catch the ball? I!'a' )
one out" ,,,+
ut saws Peanuts on that man $ ha''
daddy"
Would Reproduce Emily ee'ser's R,ee
Daughters of the American '<eV"'u. ,.
tion of South Carolina may reproduce
the ride of Emily Gciser' famous
Revolutionary heroine of South N'''-
lima who during the Revolutionary wal
carried dispatches between the ne'"'
quarters of Generals Greene ana ''ui''
tor on horseback at the FISK OF "e'
life Writing to Views ana lhte'vle". "
in regard to the matter, MIS- !. y
c,i, state regent Of the d. r. H.
saws among other things 'N' -
Sko,towe Wannamaker has S"sSe''e'
.,o. ,ve in South Carolina have ai
Emily Gciser ride each year as N'ss''
,.;,u.a,,s has a Paul Revere ride. III
first thing we would have |" o' "0''.
hc to find out the place from when sh'
started which 1 find from an ar'lc!'
vou wrote was in Fairfield county. W.
know she was captured and taken i
an Old house. still standing h.''
cuvce's where she was searched aite'
she had chewed Up and swallowed her