Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-04-22
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Some You Don't know-Condensed
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We'll" said the man about town
Yesterday, "the old town has been look
ing like it uster this week. What with
the court Of general sessions, Bethel
Prcsbyterial and a few other lesser at
fractions there have been quite 4 num-
bcr of people in town. Don't you wish
it were that way al the timc?"
Quits to Make Living.
L. H. Wannamaker, Jr., for many
years news editor of the Charleston
News and Courier; but now internal
revenue inspector for narcotics with
offices and residence in Columbia. was
among the visitors in Yorkvillc We'd
ncsday. II had to quit the newspaper
game" MI Wannamaker said. lin or
der to make living. I have been in
the government service now about
three years and like the work fairly
we'll" Mr.. Wannamaker's work in
South Carolina has to do with check
ing up on druggists and others VINO
sell opiates and alcohol
Cutting Fertilizer.
Reports of drastic reduction in the
use of commercial fertilizer this year
as compared with last year continue
to come from all sides and there is
little doubt in the minds of good
many people who claim TO know scme-
thing about it, that the cut for the en-
tire county will average at least 90
per cent. y. D. Thomas, we'll known
young farmer living on the northern
outskirts OF Iorkvlle. was talking
about fcrtilizcS reduction the other
evening. II used more than $1,000
worth of fertilizer on my farm last
year." he said. This year l propos"
TO use Il little more than Si00 worth
Thatll give you some idea as to what
I am going to do about it
Chester Children Study History.
Chester school children arc soon TO
begin the study of the history of taei:
own county, something that scaool'
children in York county should be re-
quired to do," said this morning q
Yorkville man. II have just received
:. letter from Miss Sadie Goodwin.
q teacher in the Chester City schools
in which she seeks Information about
tho carly history Of Chester county.
She writes: Il am anxious To- ct
some information in regard TO the MS
tory ur Chester county and city Walch
will be of use and interest to us in tie
schools and have been referred to YOU
for the same 1c you can give me any
Information or tell me where 10 find 1t,
will appreciate your help very mucA.
We want to make Il study Of the coun-
" in our fourth grades"
For a Public Defender.
1.-The statement Of that negro james
Irai, i'm tho court Of general sessions
this week who pleaded guilty because
he had no lawyer which | read Ill Ihr
Yurkvil!c Enquirer Interested M ana
furnished food for thought. said Il
citizen this morning. 1T brih:S to nly
mind the question Of the need for {;
plblic defender i'm the court. Thl" no
gro. jim F@r, may De guilty oi car
breaking and larceny as he WAS charS-
cd and merely stated that he had no
lnyvcr and thcrCru"" pleaded guilty
ills, as Il dodge. But there arc often
poor devils brought into c"ur; vino arc
without funds and who might really bc
innocent and whom Il lawyer could as
s!st in putting facts before til" jury.
| think that The state should employ u
public defender rs we'll as puh.l"
prosecutor
Conditions in Chester.
Solicitor j. X. Henry of Chester was
taking about conditions in his home
county Of Chester the other rrcnlh%'
..Fn:mcrs arc just as busy as they uSu-
,l],. arc at this time Of year" ne said
"nnd il looks to nc as if they Arc gu
ing tn plant i:i much cotton rs usual.
From all reports fertilizer use is gong
10 he cut off considerably and ii is go
iu:. to br hard rur Soiuc Of tile farmers
To- get along: but ON the whole things
arc moving along pretty good.
The April Symphony.
"sspcaking uf music ana spring, said
q EIhv this morning. don't y"u tA!nk
that this bit ur vcrsr is pretty:
Anil time is song time! Now.
The orchestra uf Spring
/; timing up--itS fralhcrcd choir
starts gayly pITicticin%;
With snril arpcggu:S ana s'&iirS
Thc budding forests ring.
'rhc drummer If the overture
\ young wuodrcckcr he
I:cats time with his rat-tat-tai,
From Il convenient tree.
And blu" bird calls r"hearSh." |"
This woodland symphony.
brave. Robin Red pnurs OUT his hca't
I'm solo singing clear,
While timid th;usn and spair"" 'hHl
The half-wnk"d earth 10 cherrl'
oh. Apr: time is song Tim" as
II comes bu. once each !''%r.
ponee!le.