Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-07-12

latter being women, Inc Iepoi| SIN SIN
Eleven of those put TO- deatn W. iaJ
charged with rape. MISSISSIPPI ~
the States with ten lynchinSs; wiz.
Georgia recorded nine, fiorloh anS a
Arkansas four each, Louisiana ana
North Carolina two each; and Alapa-
ma. Kentucky, Missouri South caro-
lima and, Tennessee one eacn.
Thousands of Christian Endeav-
orers from all parts OF the world swept
down Fifth Avenue, New York, sat
,1rday singing martial hymns IN
sreat Christian citizenship parade.
THE marchers, numbering more .than
16 o0O Young mon and women, man!
earine brilliant costumes, flying pan
ners and flags and singing ALL the way
presented one Of" 1.-The most UNIQUE
spcctacles ever witnessed: IN thiLt CITY ::
Mbre than a score of floats were III
the procession, eleven OF Whlcn uc-
nicted scenes of episodes from l,ui'-
vans "Pilgrims' Progress. EearlS "
dozen bands playing onward Clti!a
tian Soldiers" and other lN.ti ,. I.n'
HYMNS headed the various delegations,
n,bija Homer Rodeheaver, former Billy
SUNDAY choir leader, pranccd up ana
down the line with his famous. morn
and kept the marchers singing
The proposal that the Federal In
ternational Banking company OF Ne"
Orleans. Organized under the Edge
law to finance cotton exports, aNali II
solf of the resources of the war finance
corporation to assist in its work was
made Friday by the latter organlHl-
tjon. The action was in line with the
advance made Thursday TO n NllSSis
sippi cooperative organization. ne
war finance corporation STANDS reaus
to assist in financing much reasonanic
amounts Of cotton on Il souna paHls
under which it may be assured 'lll
the amount of its advances Will DC re-
paid through the export OF cot.pil
within a year." Telegram sent 10 inc
New Orleans company said. The war
finance corporation suggested that tI'e
Federal international Banking com
nany "work out a plan using eNlslln.
eyport organizations or forming, II
NECESSARY a new export corporatoIA
fo the purpose of utilizing the cornor-i
atoms resources ..
- There was golden opportunity
at sea last week for buccaneers lri'
some people believe have been Stc:'l-
ing ships right out in the ocean. fife
steamers ploughing through inc ~
1otSsic toward New York brought more
liza oirht million dollars in l'fitlSll
gold to be delivered to American
banking houses. All were passenger
carriers heavily manned and sE'nkcrs
EXPRESS no fear Of pirates look'nS ~;
nieccs OF eight. The MaurctaniL mao
more than five million dollars IN Eo''
aboard while other shipncnis arc a ui,
the Olympic, Carmanih, l.anland anu
Oronesa. During last week nearly
e1Hvcn million dollars in gold mas necU
,mloodcd from steamers in New orK.
Rv mid-July almost fonr hundred NM
lion dollars in gold will have been I'M
nortod since the first OF the Fr'lI:
Banking house figures SHOW in''
thcre now are more than three billion
two hundred million dollars IN S"ia
sto, cd in the United States. inc lar:-
est amount ever accumulated III ,';:S
conntrr.. and abontVnc thtfd+oi ail 'ic
gold in the world.
Leaders Of tho Protestant chhrch.
Throughout Europe. according |" an
Associated Press c'hie !Tom Geneva
are showing lively interest IN INC a'lc
nounccmcnt that the burial place u,
John Calvin, the SWISS divine ,'!.'
reformer, has been revealed aller i't ,
ing, been unknown for 35T years. Ca!-
,.i9 died in 1864 and was buried some
where in the Plain Painis cemetery
hcre. but-na stone has marked =. inc
snot According 10 !hr legend ne was
hurled secretly for fear that hS Er''Nr
,ro,Id ,hn dpSrrrltrtl. kn"WichGc Oh
tho location of the grave is san I"
have been held hy ono tamily more
than three and n hall :ceHtul lSs'
The secret is sand 10 lav" hccn name
ed dnwn from ;lthrr 10 son for ali
ihese generations. DisclcSrrH nc in'H
time is accounted fgr ly ihr '.,, S'n'rI
,r,cnt that the last hnfNcr al llr'
Eugene dc Srcyr. has no urScc,'''''a''
and being u years old. dcrldcd ~ w.
veal the site OF the grave 10 the N''."-
Gil of the protestant Chl'rch III N''
ncva.
Addition OF some seventy th"llS;hu
bales TO the 1920 cotton crop over pre-,
liminary statistics made r1i'Iic t'SS
March is shown in the lihat lls"'rH n'
the census hurc;,1 just annohnceu W.
cotton ginncd from last years crop
Tho final fiy:lrcA showed the crop 10
have been 13.210,970 running )EnrS
counting round as half bales. when
is eu,,ivalcnt to .13.I33SG3 bales "i aVo
nounds each. Last March the prcllih-
irarv figures showed 13,1?7,II' run
niny bales or 13.@65.I3l haicS Oh ""'
mounds. There was an increase IL
cotton production in each state durlht
1920 with the exception OF -AEl''hlila,
Georgia, Mississippi and Virginia, ana
rho cron was the largest grown since
1911. being 1,95S,51S equivalent '"'
mound bales larger than the average
ion. the crops of 1915 TO l9l9. inclusive.
The largest increase WlS IN lcNiS
while Oklahoma made It's record crop
and Arkans:ls also showed lalg" IN
crc..ses. States west Of the MISSISSIPPI
nroduccd 5S.2 per cent OF the crop
and those east Of the ri"cr i".H per
cent. while IN 1919 states west "i ING
river produced 1916 per cent. ana
those east 51.9G. Owing to the h"ii
vveeyil infcstation of the sea !sElu"
districts, tho production OF this type
cotton has almost ccascd, the census
bureau announced. The total crop
was ONLY 1.SGS running bales, where
rs in 1916 the crop WAS l1',''9 baieS.
Five persons arc known to he
dead and Approximately 50 were m
iured at IanSln field MnundaNllio'
West Virginia, Wednesday when Il
Martin bombing plane crushed iht" Il
Group of automobiles parked on 'ile
grounds. An explosion followed. sci :
ting fire to the machines. Ihr urHu
we're MI SPECTATORS. Lieut.. &. y. Nc
]vcr. pilot. anu Lieut.. Y. il. DUhlah;
assistant pilot, were rescued by Sarl
Miller. coach i'll bethany college. ! h''
dead are Charles Petit. Fred tNs'.
Mrs Eeorue Long 63. IN llnlGcnt lllrd