Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-14
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notwithstanding, business depres-
sion th Tcsc6s, due to low price for
cotton.,and other farm products. there
is an ENORMOUS amount Of cash and
convertible wsaltli in the state ac-
cordins to aiG Austin dispatch. The
reports show that there are more
than $I0O.0O0,000 OF money on deposit
in thS banks: that there are ahou1
100000 bales of the total OF 4,200O0Q
bales Of the cotton crop still on hand
and ltfSold: that the total rnlhpRntto Of!
moneN:reccivcd from the Sale of crude
oil last ycar was approximately $i0Q,-
000,00g The! agricultural production
for 1920 followssE: Cotton, 100000
balcs:Xcorn, 16O, ,0O0. bushels; wheat.
13,5OO.1O0 bushels; oats, 12,S3G,0Dp
bushels: sweet potatoes = 4s00e9oD
bushels: RICE. 9.2t2,Q0Q, bushels: hay.
1893, 900 toifsi ,Igrain- -sorGhum. G0,000-
900 bushel$:' 'Woa ~ .GUo.000 pounds:
applcs$ 4S9N00' 'h,fshtls:., sirup. G50.o0o'
gallons: peahuts:s, ,4;90o,oo0 bushels;
brcomeorn. $4,000 TONS: barley. i69.-
600 bushels" Irish potatoes, 100000
bushels: rye, GS,0O0 bushels
A %miltary alliance between Ger
many Eand the. entente to crush l'ol-
shevism was urged Wednesday iy
General Ludendorfr. former quarter
according TO Il Berlin dispatch. ILL
dendorfT declared that sooner or later
Western Europe must meet the $50
viets in armed 0cmhat." \ defense
policy is useless" he declared. TIL"
general estimated that 4 force Of at
least f.3O0.0g0 pcn7 UoSld he required
to crush the. Rqk anilitary forces and
hintetS that, !GerIpsny would supply il
large fart Of the force il it wore c'lnip-.
ped and ip!Iltaj5nea <,Iy the allies.
Danger Of u 1Gsncs1tlYlkack on. the en-
tente would 'bc obviatcd by the allies
control of srrVp!fcS pc said. ,Iiapc. IF
4 revolt in the Soviet armies is use
less, LudeplurfP, eleclarcd.' Tho Red
army is 1illcdi.wtlp lpfChine.;c rlercen-
aries. ito whom no patriotic appeal
can he made. he asserted. ThS gcncra
ais plan was approved 10y OTHER r,"cr-,
man generals and prepared for trans
mission to ,rha aaHios. ~ a"- r =
-Ensland is 2st5ctiptIng To make
Mesopotamia valuable cotton us well
as oil'iprodycjng tsa'riiory. il has been
learned from Dcn,rtment. Of Com
disclo$aes a-1Tolicy WHICH seeks. ulti-
mately. tho 't'erclopmcnt OF English
controlled cotton resources in her var
ioHs colonies. sufficient TO make Brit
ish mills independent of American
raw matcriat.. This program. however
looks Ear td!thc future. and Washng-
ton authornie& Suppressed doubt that
it can'evcr re realized. They said that
regardless tSoof future cotton develop
ment itc~41sypt? India. Mcsopotamia
or other regions English spnncrs will
always have To depend to Il very great
extent upon cottan from the Southern
Lea,
diatcly after the end of the. war Eng
land began establishing experimental
cotton farms, and importing Indian
and Egyptian seed To Mesopotamia.
according TO reports. received here.
Information Of the Department Of
Commerce is that $4,000 or 100000
acres of land in Mcsopnt;mia are well
adapted to produce good cotton. and
that if properly irrigated the yield will
be about nnt' bale per aoc. 1t is he
lievcd that Irrigation projects for this
development. will soon .hc under way.
An American call for Il world dis
armament conference would be wei
coined Ivy tho great powers nf FIlr"rG
and would disclose the next Ger
many" shuafld amy nation rci1lSc t"
agree to disaWn.. Ge,h taSke, H.. ,.lAisS
declared Wednesday before thc .hnuSc
naval committee. The general garc
to the committee the impressions he
had gained through discussion of the
subject with. European statesmen ;lnd
soldiers while u member of the sll-
prcme war Council and later of the
American peace commission. Elc S;tid
there WAS IN Immediate and sincere
desire overseas for disarmament. but
added that until Il definite under
standing had hrcn reached, he would
not "diSarm one American soldier or
lay up one. American ship General
Bliss said also that the United States
should confj'lCte her present naval
building program. In this connection
the committee received from Sccrc-
tary Daniels y full statement as tn the
relative naval strength of the world
powers showing that OF the United
States TO be- nov midway between
that of Great Britain and JalEui. His
figures Indicated. however. that with
the completion Of the present author
lied construction OF the three nations.
the American capital of Ships would hc
as great rs that of Great lirItain hut
with the ration over Japan slightly
reduced. The house committees con-
cludrd temporarily its Disagreement
hcarin- pending discussion hy m"ni-
hers of its future program. bIIt nii%
examine other witnesses later. 'A'haH.
man Butler who recently returned
from a conference with 'l'E'4Si'!rnt-
elect Harding, said that "wthin -
very few months definite acli"n viii
be taken ;Sl.nS the lines we ',r !l;i- II =.
--Hcrl,crt Hoover has isSu"d;' iii"
following statement whtclk exptain*
tho diffrTCurc hriwc"n thesf ~r ~d;I',s'''S.
commonly designated rs '"t hill Feed
ing AMI Near East Relief: "'rh" I'M
dcrsignGn issue this joint sis t"m"nt
because !uf some cnnfISi"n WiIIrlI has
arisen owing ~ the fact that The Near
East rclirI and, ,EllH"p"ln relief conn
Gil are cnndiltting simultaneous canl-
raigns Tor ,irFuhS. Near Fast r"'lr''
which has. been in existence for liv"
years. is mlifStrrin- In In" suffering
Of refugees ;spd orphans in what WAS
formcrlT the Turkish cmlirc i'rr*in
anl .>rlncni;yi,nNI much. in ;'lIiii"n
To- what IS required /" operate lis lr"S-
pitfalls. i"%Sciih' bones and I"'ii"""
camps. .cullcrl, approximately $6.'Ho.-
900 for child d'ft'",linS covering The per
iod from Hipb"r - until the n"%'
harvcSt.5. Itsr r;ppcal for the rilil'ir"A
has alwsys tdi'cs. III Christmas time
Tho Eng nl"an, r''I"f r"nm"i', r"!'r"'-
entin@ &hc "A,n6ric;in Rod Gross.
A,ncricHn rrli~f administration. Amer
lean l'rientlS'' s,6rUicu cuiurntlrr. Jew.