Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-10-07
Page Four
Seaps and facts.

1GlLc anu NdS Az ''i''-'
patton of the observance of National
Cancer Week, October 80 TO Nov. D
when physicians, surgeons, chemists
and scientists will hold clinics
throughout the. country and confer
ences dealing with the disease. he
quirements of the award call Tor
method of treatment, formulas ana
full information with therapeutic proof
in at least fifty cases.
American miners according to n
dispatch from Indianapolis, Indiana,
oppose a return from prohibition even
to the extent of hEalizing light wines
and beer. A resolution endorsing light
wine and beer was refused adoption IN
the international convention here TO-
day. The convention adopted reSolu-
tions asking the American Legion 10
"set it's house in order" by getting rld
of members who violate laws. Reso"
lutions favoring an alliance with the
railroad brotherhoods, self-determin-
alton for Ireland, release of political
prisoners, investigation by President
Harding Of Mingo County, w. Va,
mining conditions, and abolition OF the
mine guard system were also adopted.
Plans for the solemn ceremony OF
Armistice day, when the nation Will
nav highest honorS to its unknown
dead of the great war, reached a GIL
max Tuesday when President Hard
ing and his cabinet decided to trudge
afoot up Pennsylvania avenue at the
head of a funeral cortege. by preSl-
dental proclamation the business ana
pleasure of the nation will stand AT
rest for two minutes on that day IN
tribute TO the dead as the body from
q lonely nGmcleSs grave in some great
struggle of the war is carried TO IT'S
last rest in the peaceful Virginia mis-
that look down across the Potomac
ON the nations capital. Not since
President Wilson led u preparedness
march up tEG great avenue m 1916
has the chief executive appeared afoGt
in any parade in the capital and never
previously has any president set for
himself so long a TIP as President
Harding wifi undertake. The war de-
partment announced today the make
up of the military escort, which VIII
prcccde the gun carriage or which IN"
Caskct il 10 be carried. In addition TO
the regulars, sailors and marines, a
provisional battalion Of New YORK ana
PENNSYLVANIA National Guard VIII
share in the honorS to the dead com
rades Under army regulations, the es-
cort will be that provided for the nigh
eral.
Glenn NJ. Hudson was found gull
ty of the murder of his two step-chll-
dren at Albany, Ca. Wednesday and
sentenced to be hanged November II.
The Jury was out all right and re-
turned its verdict ct II o'clock. The
Jury returned a verdict Cf guilty with
ont recommenGat:Cn TO mercy at II a.
m. and Hudson sentenced TO hang on
November IS. between 10 a. m. an"
. D. N. Mrs. Hudson. mother OF the
murdered boys who was joint y IN
dictcd with her husband Will be placed
on trial Monday, II was announced
The two boys, Robert and Isaiah
Temple, aged 10 and 4, were Shnl 10
death on the porch OF their nome
while eating watermelon. thc case
NYent to the Jury at 1928 O'Clock alter
1Jrdson in an unsworn statement in
his own defense had asserted his IN
nocence ard arguments ana tHv
iudges charge had been completed III
night sessions. 81 am not guilty; am
as innocent as an angel in heaven
Cod knows | am" Hudson declared III
his statement in which he accused ms
wife of having been cruel To the nuF-
dered children. she seemed TO nave
q .Iudge against them" he said. Many
times | have seen her take sticks ana
rome and beat the largest boy and ia
beg her not TO be so horrible To the III
tie fellows"
a poll of the senate Wednesday
indicated that the Borah bill providing
for repeal of tolls as applicable 10
American vessels engaged IN coast
trade will pass that body when sun
mitted to vote next Monday. VI ~
senators interrogated, 81 favored re-
neal, is opposed and u were non
committal. Taking into coHSiGcratiOii
former positions of those who could
NOT ne reached today. senators present
indicated a vote probably rs follows,
"a Tor. IS AGAINST and l6 doubtful.
I,,ct q handful Of senators from tNIl-
cal southern states will support the
Roroh bill. The number is limited
probably TO Senator CarraWaE OF
Arkansas. Harrison Of MISSISSIPPI
Shields Of Tennessee, and Underwood
of Aloboma. Senators Heflin Of Ma.
hama, MCKellar of Tennessee. Shep-
pard OF Texas, Swanson OF Virginia
and Williams of Mississippi VIII He
found opposing the bill and 1t is llNe-
ly that they will be Joined ny sen
ators Fletcher and FTammell OF fior-
ida. Harris and Watson cf GEORGIA.
0ve,mnp ard Simmons of North Car
olina and Smith of South CafGlir':
Senator Harris of Georgia declared
Wednesday night that he taNorr"
making the best Of a bad bargain. lie
stressed the necessity OF living up 70
. contract. however unfortunate or
rnwiso it might be. The senators
sunporting the BOrah bill, however,
take the position that nothing in the
HAY -Pauncefote treaty pre"ludeS 'Ec
limited States taking any position re-
s-crding its own CO@StwiSc trad" IN
which England or any other country
can not compete. They stress In"
necessity, too. of taking some actual
step towards encouraging Il mcrchah'
marine. The Vot" in tho SCnat" pruiH-
ices 20 be so close that the admins
tration, if mindful of tie protests "i
Great Rritain. could unQuCSuonab!N
chan"e the situation. President Harc-
ing has not yet indicated his position
respecting the bill. although h" s. IN
favor CT securing III some manner re-
peal of the toll provision.
A coroncr's jury at Hull, Englani'
investigating the disaster to the big
dirigiblc. XR-2, which fc'l into tn"
Sumner rive, August %, kil!iE; more
tran 40 persons. among them !"
Americans. rendered Il verdict Tues
dav th"t il was due to an accident
brought about 10y the breaking OF IN"
nirShiD from some cause or causes
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