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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
SENATOR HART OPPOSED

rhc York County Public Health as
socia,ion recently organized in YORK
vile. need not look 10 Senator Join t..
Hart for his assistance in obtaining ;ll
from York county ncccs-
sarv for the employment Of Il health
bureau in York county which would
cos, between $4,000 and $l0,UOO. ac-
co,dinr to 4 statement made by Seha-
tor. Hart tn a reporter for The N"rk-
viuc Enuuircr. How the other meM-
bcrs of the delegation feel about lhc
matter has not been learned.
"a paid health bureau Would hp
doubt he a good thing for YORK coun-
~" saM Senator Hart, III discussing
rho mntinr. ut would hc mighty nice
To cmploy Il physician for every family
in the county, the county 10 pay inc
hin II would be Il mighty nice thing
for the county to employ lawyers loF
The benefit OF litiSants ut Inc P"p''c
expense. ,,,.,,,,,
..Eut il is out of the question. FROM
every mart Of the county comes tie cry
nnninst high taxes. from every sec
ton Of the county comes the cF! lof Il
reduction and that right now.
"Il is out Of the question To employ
a health officer. Il registered nurse IN"
one or more sanitary inspectors at tlis
time eSprci:ily. If the county IS 1" pay
any uarl Of the bill. amt am opposed
To IL ="
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
TERRY is NO MORE

ANY ncws"" inquired the reporter oi
Il young LADY who has public JOB ana
whd is sometimes pretty good source
of news.
YES" she replied, Terry is dead
.Nvho is Tcrry?" inquired the news
napcr man, and the young lady en-
nlaincd that "Tcrry is my bulldog and
am all torn up this morning ABOUT
him"
"ror." She explained, Terry wasn't
inst an ordinary bull dog. He was a
real hull dog. He loved little children
and they could put their fingers III ms
mouth and pull his cars and his stunnE
tail. And he never got mad about IT,.
He was good to stay in the back
ward and keep stray dogs ana Gals oEt
and in fact he had all the virtues tha'
Il dug should have.
i "Ie took black tongue last SATURDAY
and on Wednesday the veterinarian
decided that there was no chance loi
him. So he put some chloruform III Il
can and Terry took Il sniff and ne dleu
casy-cvcr So easy.
."rhe yetcrina ran left the choloro-
form can there, thinking that Terry
heart might start beating again.
But Terry didnt-no dog wants u
live with black tongue.
II wanted TO bury him in the gar.
dcn," the young lady went on TO en-
plain. so that could put flowers on
his grave; but mother objected TO thia'
so they hauled him off.
"I3llt maybe it didn't matter so mucl
iabout his burial place; because IL there
is - heaven for dogs. Terry is tharc.
"IIc was super dog and has 4 rish'
TO be there"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
0;l,c sjprkrille GnqlsireE.
Entered at the Postoffice at York, as
Mail Matter>of the Second Class.
FRIDAY, JUEY 22, 1921.

The case Of Il. J. Thompson, the
comptroller Of that packing company
out in Minnesota, who robbed the
packing Company to take care OF his
farm, seems TO require the especial at
tenti0n Of Judge l<cnnesaw Mountain
Landis. If Judge Lands would look ut
his case Us he looked 1T the case OF
the bank clerk who stole the funds OF
the bank in order to piece out mca-
gre salary, he might reason that since
the Squeezing Of Thompson came about
through the depreciation OF the value
of his farm products in the general de-
f!ation, he was not to be blamed foI
stealing. But one serious flaw in this
is that the packing compa- =
ny from which he stole could not be
held responsible for Tie dcflation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Since the last publication of the re-
cord in The Yorkville Enquirer the
following real estate transfers have
been indcxed in the Office of the York
county auditor:
catawha-INm f. Hartscll to Mollic
Stewart Wright, l lot.s $2a0. :,
Pearl y. McI'addcn to Peter lhrlc, l
lot, $S.25O. ~
Alice A. Nicholson 10 Thos. +. Cart
wright, ] lot, s. and .nthcr conSideEa-
tionS
Mrs. ". r. Simpson To Mrs. Annie
Ross Simpson, lot. 81, love ana iil-
fcclinn. A.,
Ebenczar--F.' r. Elacli "a Mrs. MAI
tic l;rown Williams, ! lot, $500
T.. L. Barnes to Spencer tlollcy, l6t'
S1O0. Nj,
Thos. +. Cartwright i" Alice \. Mich
olson, olt, S. and other cons!dc'it-
lions.
c. r.. Cobb TO Nancy S. Bryant, lot
$3,340. :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Senator I)iaps bill to amend Section
act has not yet been passed; but the
senator hclicvcs that he will have no
trouble in ,;stting ii through when II
comes W for final consideration. The
bill provides that in the settlement OF
Il contract thc buyer shall have the
right to demand the delivery of one
half the amount of cotton concerned in
two grades to be specified by him, and
the seller shall have the right to spec
ify two grades in which he shall de-
liver the other half. From the stand1
point OF facilitating the sale and dis
tribution of actual cotton. the present
law is Il most ridiculous farce. Tho
buyer simply buys cotton and the SELL
CT tenders only cotton for delivery. The
cotton traded in is just rs APT as not
10 be utterly unfit for any practical
use. 1t may as well he Sawdust or
br!ckbnts so far rs any legitimate man.
uracturng use is concerned. The only
end that can possibly he attained un-
der the present law is To fix the price
of raw cotton Oh Il purely gambling
basis. Where the price Of real cotton
might legitimately he twenty cents a
pound. the exchange can establish it at
cents Il pound. Ii the Dial bill should
become IL law. it would no doubt i'm
prove the situation somewhat, except
that we are unable To see why the buy
cr should still he required 10 take ur-
usuhle cotton. The unusahlc cotton. it
seems 10 us, could still'he used to beat
down the price of usablc cotton. We
feel that unless The exchanges can be
made to buy Il. u sell specified grades.
which grades must be delivered on de-
mnnd. the interest Gf the purchaser re-
quires that the exchange. be abolished
entirely.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
Z The Irish Question.

While the people OF this part Of the
United States do not seem to feel a
great deal Of interest in the Irish ques-
ton. that question is nevertheless Of
very great Importance TO the whole
world.
Little as we think about the matter
now, it is easily susceptible of histori-
cal proof that except for British in
Justice 10 Ireland, the war for Amerl-
can independence would not have been
fought when it was and it would not
have resulted rs it did.
This war for American independence
was started in New England; but it
was successfully wound up in North
and South Carolina after the northcl:i
part of the country had been virtually
subdued.
We have the testimony OF Lord
CORVALLIS, the commander Of the
British forces in America, that except
for the unyiclding determination Of the
Irish settlers along both sides Of the
North and South Carolina boundary he
would have easily been able to put
down all resistance.
The Irish settlers in this country
came here as refugees from destructive
and oppressive policy. Of the Brltish
government in Ireland. They had
reason to hate the very name OF an
E;ngiishman, and they fought as If
with their backs to the wall, without
asking or giving quarters.
And what was true Of this particular
section then has since become true of
Il large part Of the United States, be-
cause there is no denying the fact that
today the Irish exercises q most trc-
mendous influence in the government
Of every state in this union, rs we'll
rs in the national government.
Under the premiership Of Lloyd
George, there is being pursued an
honest, earnest and intelligent effort
to reach 4 just and satisfactory ad-
iustmcnt Of all the grievances that
Ireland has against England, and tho
principal opposition To such adjust
mcnt is coming not from pure irish
men, but from the descendants Of tho
Scotch and British colonists who have
been sent into tho country from time
to time for tho purpose Of absorbing
and amalgamating the Irish into Eng
liShmen.
1t was mainly because OF tho holding
back Of the Trishmen that England so
nearly came to destruction in the re-
cent world war, and there is little rea-
son to believe that England can ever
regain any considerable part Of the
power and prestige which were once
hers until she has made complete
to and done the right thing
by Ireland.
There is no good reason to douHt
that the highest and hest interests of
civilization are dependent upon the
closest possible union and co-opera-
tion Of Great Britain and America and
for that reason if for no other reason.
it is as important to America as it Is
tn Great Britain that the troublesome
Irish question he adjusted in justice 10
the satisfaction of a majority Of the
Irish people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
LOCAL. AEFE al, Ee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Any woman.
Chester Fair GroundS-Horsc racing
tomorrow.
l.. NJ. and L. \. Wooton. Smiths Turn
out-Noticc OF Dissolution OF CO.
partnership.
Hugh G. Brown. Snpcrvisor-Nolice
as 10 the cleaning out OF streams
before; August Is.
The Star Theatre; j. q. WraY, Man.
agcls-MIary Miles Mirter and Pearl
White in the Mountain Noman. to-
day. and King BaggOt tomorrow
Carroll Brothcrs-Fresh Salt Mack
orel.
Sam NJ. and s. E. Grist-Incrcase o:
fifty per cent.
Cash and Carry Company-Get the
saving habit.
Clover BASEBALL Teanl-Char!ottc VS.,
: Glover ut Hawthorne Bail Park to-
morrow.
Mackorell DurS! Store-Trade' with Us
First National Bank of Shhron-!'et
your surplus money on saving ac-
count.
j. II. Carroll-Scrvice lis our watch
word.
Miss Ina 7. Ashc., McConnclisvIlle-
Teachers wanted for adult Work dur
ing August.
i. r. Hart, w. M.-Special Communi-
cation next Tuesday evening"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
VERDICT FOR BARNES.

\ verdict fur the plaintiff in the
&In of a.gaIl0 w"% returned hE Il
common pleas jury yesterday i'll The
ease of Walter VI. l!nrnrs, by w. W..
Lewis. guardian al lilrn. ':;;IInSi sam
Miller for damages in the sum "i T1,no"
ullcrinr that I'm March Is, l92l. Whl:c
me was in the Store. room OF lES iilii.p'
.Iur i. !.arnrS. in l!rih"sd; township,
guarding tho store, tls" d''irn'ihh'
Sanir! Miller, broke int" ann lrl"r
iomsly entered said Sl"r" room. ANA
upon entering tiI" store room "Ill!"!it
r:rulsc Or pruv;trliGm, Iir''! al Ic said
Waller II. I,Irnr:;. IHnrii;'iIn% N'S IIin%
aud seriously nnh desperately w"ni"-
ing Elm. :.
Miller, wiln WAS arrested Sh"rtlE AT
rr the sluniing Of Young l'hri"S.
pl,nd guilty at the April team "i ~"
;nult of general sessions ana ~ now
srrvin: II sentence Of three year" "''
the York county cltin@ang.
He did not contest the S'llt hi"'';"''I
against him hy BARNES ana WAS h"t
represented. I,y culinSel.
MiIrr% father died several m"nii!"
a.t, leaving the son an interest IN ms
rHiat" .nluns with other mrin'"rs "i
the family and it is out OF his part Oh
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
NCMMMON PLEAS.

Court of common pleas. Judge Erh-
est Moore OF LANCASTER! presiding fin
ished al jury cases ready fof trlai
Yesterday morning and practically y all
of yesterday was devoted TO the near
ing of matters: in equity.
\ verdict for the plaintin in the sun
OF S,0S7.50 was returned IN the ease
of Ola c. Nyingate against the Aetna
Life Insurance Co.
\ verdict for tho plaintiff in u"
suln of s34S was returned by jury IN
the case of Frank White, ct al, VS.
". Stark Alst0n.
d. 4. White .was awarded Il verdict
in the sum OF sl79.69 in the case nc
brought against NJ. Brian Hall. 49,.
T.. Z. Hilton was awarded vcrdlc'
Of s2,04S9. against the New Jersey
Fire Insurance Co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

THE total amount Of state mid
the officers oi the department Of cdu-
cation, totals Si.ASG.I19.%G un to June
80. according 10 John T.. SweHringen4
state superintendent. The figures for
tho year have inst been complied and
show that the largs gscsl amount for cdu-
c;tional purposes paid out TO any one
county was Sl01.727 to Sn;lrtanhllrg.
Tho amount 10y counties was rs fol-
lows: .Ahhrvilc. $1T.I2S.G1: Aiken.
$25,Oa7..l: AllcnGalr. $&.G21.i1: -tnGer-
son. GG,fGj.%9: bamlcrg. $1l,I7I.3S;
Earnwell, $l3.2lGOS: Beaufort. ST.
25g.g.: .rrkclcy, $S.$5$.59; Calhoun,
$G,70O.iG; Charleston. $l7.12I.94: Cher
0l<rc, lI.S7G.53: Chester, ST 1.O$l.S5;
CHESTERFIELD. $7G.Sl35O: Clarendon.
$l5.32l.a1: tnllrtun, $lS.iG9.21: DHr-
lin%tnn. $"Jg53.I%: Dillon. 2n.l07.GI:
Dnrrhc$trr. $l2.O3n.la: H.dScii"ld. Sill
9l39i: FHirliri,I. $S.2Si.i"; F'lnrcnr",
So 5n2.I2: t;"nrGrluWn. $ll,S9l Ia:
Grrcnvilr. $%3.3jfi.I2: Greenwood. $l!.-
4ia.S3: Hampton. $li.2O7.9H: Horny,
$Sg.7777.2G: .InsI'rr', $2.%J?.7"; k"r~
shaw, SCI i.lii.li: Ianc;ls,rr, $5a.%i..aG;
I.;:Imrns. %5G.GJ9.71; i.t". $"0,:l%.ol:
Lexington. $li.%G7%5: Mrtnrnick,
&la.l4%.5G: Marion. $2l.3TG.S4: M#rl-
Irlu: SlG.%70.l&: Nnwb"rry. $"5."7".OT:
uconcc, $7I.9lg.9n: Ol:ln%"Iul%. $i2,-
1laaaI: I'irk"ns. $55%55o.G.: l:ich!.rnh.
SS.a.:2::,::ii go 2:,:i 20: S;,IIrdH. $IG,Sl%.%": S!Gir-
l;:nhiII;;: $lul,T"7.@G: Sumter. l3.-
III III: Innn. $lG.1.92!: WilljhnS-
burg. $lf.%aG.9f: York. $%a,%%6Il. To-
iHl $l.ANG.ilJ."G.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
ABOUT PEOPLE

j. III. Marion. E-SQ Ol SHeStcT, WAS
visitor in Yorkvillc yesterday.
j. T.. Mcdonald. Esn.. of Winnsboro.
was Il visitor in Yorkville yesterday.
Mrs. Malcolm Johnston, OF New York
city, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Withersoon. in Torkvil!e.
Mrs. Harvey Tiller, Of Mayesvillc.
S. c., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. @. Wray, Of Iorkvillc.
Little, Miss Louise Whitesides Of
F';lbert No. /, is visiting her aunt Mrs.
"a. H. Collins, in Charlotte
Mrs. \. c. Iargett OF Chester visit
ed her sister Mrs. J. l.. Huey in York.
vile this week.
Mr. ard Mrs. W. r. Hartncss, Of
Shelby, y. c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. D. Thomas. and other relatives and
friends is Yorkville.
The friends of Mrs. John C. Dickson
will te pleased TO know that sile IS
able to go about some after an illness
of several months.
Mr.. and Mrs; A. H. Collins, of Char
! lotto. spent the week end with the
family Of NJ j. C. Dickson, on York,
r. +. D. No. 1.
NIesdanes Eliza Barron and'J A.
Shurlcy, Of Ebenezer, are spending a
while in Yorkville, the guests OF Mrs.
y. j. y. Bowen.
Misses Frances AdickeS, and Lula
Moore Logan have returned to York
vile after Il trip to points east ana
north.
Mrs. Fl. w. Cummings, has returned
10 her home in Columbia, after a Visit
to her paren-s, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Z.
Dickson, on York No. 1.
J. w. Quinn, .Ir., Rudolph Logan and
Joe Wardlaw, who have been attend
ing n military training school for re-
serve officers at Camp Knox, ky, nave
returned to the homes Of their parents
in forkviile.
| Rock Hill Evening Herald: While
| in the hnrnyard Sunday afternoon. j:
H. Gettys, Of RoddeyS, was knockeu
down when Il horse moved suddenly,
and the animal stepped on his side, IN
| licting painful, but not serious, lnJuI- :
| les. One rib was strained, but not
broken, and Mr. Gcttys is able to ne
our, his friends will be glad to know
though his side is still quite sore.
The following Spencer, y. c., dis
pHtch is of interest throughout TINS
section: Cyclone Mack" the noted
evangelist, now holding meeting IN
| North WilkcsbprO, has been invited 10
bring his fine pack Of hounds to Spen-
Ger in. august when he is to start a re-
yivali here the invitation being cX-
tended by Engineer John Parkinson,
one of the best sportsmen on the
Southern railway The preacher. is
said Ia be a great sportsman, his fav-
nrita nosiimo being coon hunting, and
# is said he has Il pack OF the best
trained hounds in South Carolina
where hc recently spent n week hunt
inr. Tho Spencer engineer, however
Yields not Bit to the preacher when
it comes 10 following pack OF hounds
and some fine music may be heard ,llp
and down the <Yadkin river near Spch-
;an. U,,on cvclnnc Mack and Engineer
I,,.,,;,eon rot their two packs Of dogs
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
DlSH!NG THE DOPE

Well. it was lucky thing for Ches-
trr-that rain.
IT'S worth lots to any ball team just
10 have Will Eudisill around.
Banker Bill' Moore was all there at
third base yesterday.
Vic Martin'takes 'em all in ieft heia:
Doesn't matter much what klnd thes
are.
The Gastonia Bungcrs furnished the
I.arrupers fairly good batting praclice
Tuesday afternoon.
The new uniforms purchased for the
L:l'ruperS arc Of fine Quallty ana Ine
color ia 4 pleasing one.
Some prOynosticntOrs predict tha1
Big Harry" will get back in the game
himself before the season is over.
Glover fans were here in force yes
tcrdav for the Lrgion--Rock Hill game.
Real sports-thoSc Glover people.
The gate receipts were split 60-+o
Yesterday with the 'Larl'upers getting
The big end. About $160 WAS taken H..
"rrd" 0rmond and "fuat" Saunders
looked good in American Legion UNI
forms yesterday.
Now for the scalp of the AlT!%oh
Mill Of Rock Hill, whicl! plays plays
here Tuesday afternoon.
/ inf fTl
team has fixed the admission price IL;
- cents for children ana 81 cents Tor
adults. And it's cheap enough ut th;tt.
.'rhc .;uhc" Slung I'm to Scconh so
fast and hard yesterday that "ltHn
Drnrord almost said - it, uAdGr his
breath every tim" they came.
There's "a pitcher oyer in CARNEY
named Harry Martin. who Is said u
have the stuff IIc may DO given tn"
once over.
Mnra"cr O. c. Anthony Of the Shell
hv team. writes that Inc wants at least
rwo ":lmrs with The LarrrpcrS ana
nHvir SIX next week. The Shclh%
bunch Is IL strong aggregation.
poul Moore said this morning that
Zig Harry" smoked three packages nl
cigarettes hruwrcn the first and fiilh
innings of the game with Rock llili
yesterday.
CAnvaSsrrS who have boon soliciting
people Of Tnrkvilc for funds fer the
Baseball team have been meeting with
fair success. Most people w"nt To
help. ;.
:- u
"Rube" Agncw, Legion CATCHER is
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

- DuriI" u" last six !nunih% th"l"
has been cxpuri,h from this ,niluIry
g,ll.lI. bushels; uf wl"at wl.rh II
an increase at s.OUU,HU0 over tnr pre-
viuIlS six months.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Federal Judge Henry Mrbnwcil nl
l.vmrhh,Irg, has recently ruled thai Il
federal revenue or rruhibilinn aEcn,
not armed with II warrant for search
or seizure is not in rtnpl0yr Of nc
ro"rrnmcnt at the Lime. ..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

so Rock Hill baseball fans came over
with theii. team and did all they could
10 help the Good Town. BIttcrkS:
Rock Ilill-Maltin and I'rcw: Legion
lileS--Gaulden and Agnew: umpires-
Smith and Howe: scorer, William In
man. Attendance, G50.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Tie estate that the p!aintiif expects u
collect damages awarded him.
John Il. Hart. l;sq.,' counsel for
Barnes. said yesterday that Barncs
may get enough to pay at least u por-
tion Of his hospital expenses.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

The Larrupers take the Rock HUI
team on again. next Thursday which Is
the day Of the F'ilbert picnic. There
should be n good game and big
crowd. !... sr u.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22
Friday, July %, 1921:

going to begin the study Of medicine
this fall. IT he develops into as good. a
doctor as lie is baseball player, hard
Is ANYBODY will ever die.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Many fans believe that if the Ches-
ter Yorkville game is played in Rock
Hill it will draw crowd from Ches->
ter, Yorkvillc and most of Rock Fiji.
The. The idea is worth considering care
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

How'd" AIcMackin held the Gasto-a
mia crowd to one hit. How'd" has
pitched. three one-hit games In MS
young life time, but never n no-hit'
game. There's. always some uneX-
pected bird who will biff one," says
Howard Maybe he'll do it yet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Glover fans were here III torcc yes
tcrday for the Lcgion--Rock tllii s"he'
Rrai snorts-thosc Glover people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

The gate receipts were split 6o-4O
Yesterday with the Larrupeis getting
The big end About $16O WAS taken III.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Red" Ormond and "iiu1t Saunders
looked good in American Legion ul'l-
forms Yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Well, it was lucky thing for Ches-
trr-that rain.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Some prOSnoStlchtOrs pfedlct TIA:
"Hic. Harry" will get back in the game
himself before the season is over.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

"Jawn" Hart, just can't help it. It
was to his interest to stay around the
courthouse Tuesday afternoon; but
there came stealing over him that
baseball feeling and he had to mosey
around to the old lot to see what turn
ed out to be punk game.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

"You can't charge, me, admission
here" said bum who triel to see the
Gastonia Legion game Tuesday after
noon without payinga because these
school grounds are state property =
NO" returned the gate keeper they
are Yorkville school district property
and the district folks are backing the
team. You don't live here and you'd
better get out before I call the cop
The bum beat it.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Now for the scalp of the AlT!%oh
Mill Of Rock Hill, which plays pays
here Tuesday afternoon.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

The management Of the ha%cbal IL
team ha:, fixed the admission price Il;
% cents for children ana ~ cents Tor
adults. And it's cheap enough ut thar.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Cnnr;SsrrS who have bcnn soliciting
people Of Yurkvillc for funds fer the
baseball team have been meeting with
fair success Most people w"nt To
llrlD
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

The new uniforms purchased for the
Larrupers arc Of fine Qualty ana I'e
color ia 4 pleasing one.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Manager O. G.. Anthony Of the Shell
hv team, writes that Inc wants 1T least
Iwo cannes with The LarrupcrS ana
mIvlr SIX next week. The Sncin%
lIInrlI Is :: StrnM:s aGssreG:tlION.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

There's II pitcher over in CARNEY
named Harry Martin. who is said l'
have the stuff. lie may DO given the
once over.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Vic Martin.takcs 'em all in left field
Doesn't matter much WHAT KIM 't'es
arc.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Banker ELL" Moore was all there q
third base yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

Paul Moore said this morning That
"l:i: Harry" smoked three packages nl
cigarettes hruwccn the first and iiflh
innings of the game with Rock llili
yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

"rhc i;u6c" slung 'rm to second so
fast and hard yesterday that "ltah
Orrnr,. almost said - it, uId3r his
hrruIil rYcrY time they came.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

The Gastonia Bunglcrs turnlshea til'
Larrupers fairly good batting pfact'c'
Tuesday afternoon.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-22

ITS worth lots to any ball team JUS
10 have Will Eudisill around.