Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS


closed last Friday until after Christ
mas, because of the development of
several cases of scarlet fever.
= Hardin NJ. Crawford, alleged boot
logger was killcd-at Anderson Satur-
day night by Jailer Rogers. Rogers
approached q car in which he thought
Crawford was carrying whisky. Craw-
ford fired striking Rogers in the neck.
Rogers came back with two quick
shots, both of them taking effect, one
Of them in Crawfords ear. Crawford
was killed instantly. There Were two
kegs OF whisky in Crawford's car,
twenty gallons in all. The shooting
occurred pear the Poole. farm .whcgq a
quantity Of liquor had recently been
found in q we'll.
= The Greenville Piedmont has infor-
nation that Attorney General Daugh-
erty has asked for the resignation Of
Marshal Lyon Of tho Western District
OF South Carolina, and that Major John
j.. Jones, of Blacksburg will be ap-
pointed in his place, unless something
happens 10 save Lyon Following due
course Lyon has 4 year and half to
serve. and according to the Piedmont
Senators Smith and Dial are trying
to persuade Mr.. Daugherty TO let him
serve out his term in accordance with
n common impression that Democrats
werc to he allowed 10 do that. The
-,1 ,.,,ta nf tal NFfl
known within the next few weeks.
Kingstrcc. December 10: Lewis
Dishcr, who with his brother was in
the swamps looking after their hogs
yesterday morning was shot and killed
in the MouZon section Of this country
by an unknown party who is supposed
To have been lin the swamp trying to
steal hogs. The dead body OF Mr..
Dishcr was found lying near a hog
that had been killed only a short time
He was separated from his brother,
who heard n shot fired in the vicinity
where he supposed his brother 10 be,
andA knowing that his brother was
without a gun he hurried to the place
where he heard the shot. There is no
clue as 10 the party committing the
murder and a searching party is still
in the swamp looking for traces of the
guilty persons. The murdered man
was about 40 years of age, married
and had several children.
- Ferdinand FOch, marshal Of France
baGe Washington final farewell Sat
urday in a fleeting 10 minutes visit.
The special train which carried the
marshal to the Pacific, arrived from the
south at 80 o'clock and at 9:05 o'clock
steamed out of tho station with the
French military leader, surrounded by
members Of his touring party, at sa-
Lutte on the rear platform and smile
on his face. The marshal left his
train for a moment to greet eight
Nuns Of the Order Of Presentation,
stationed at Holy Cross college. AM
bass2dor Jusaciand Of France ani
Nine Jusserand, with q number OF
French officials and Z sprinkling of
American officers and officials said
gCoG bye aboard the train. Stops were
made by the marshal at West Point
and Albany He visited Ottawa and
Montreal sunday, Quebec yesterday
and Niagra Falls today, and sails for
France from New York tomorrow.
- Greenwood, December 0: Before
throng of 10000 to 10000 people gath
cred from many sections of South Car
olina, Marshal Ferdinand Foch in
short address this afternoon expressed
his qualification at the great reception
given him by the people of this state.
Marshal Foch was introduced by Gov.
Robert 4. Cooper, who was himself in
troduccd by Morris G. LumplIn, state
commander OF tho American Legion.
Marshal Foch congratulated America
upon the fine soldiers that had been
sent from this country TO aid in WIN
ming the war. aud expressed the
thanks OF his nation for the assistance
and encoura cement given the French
nation by America. Upon dctraintng,
Marshal Foch was escorted through
tho streets beneath the arch OF trl-
umph" 10 a stand that had been built
in the town square. While he stood
young women Of Lander college sang
the MarsciIlaise in French. Tho a!riv-
III of the famous soldier VAS the signal
for a tumult of cheers that burst from
the throats of the multitude that pack
ed every available space. After his
address the marshal presented the CIT!
with French flag and was presented
with several memorials of his visit.
golden key and 4 gavcl made from
wood cut at Camp Sewer, where the
Thirticth division was trained, was
presented to the marshal by Mayor ii.
{. Harvlcy OF Greenyille.