Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-08-04
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a. .ta annua ! statstcai s'a'e-
cora,ns ,ss,,ss 10 -" sv H. g.. Hester secretary
of the New Orleans C o 80 aoason
He mt the carry-over fl oln ~ .n aaainst
So. arded at 4,sO4, 900 oaies sons,nnt uS1
asA 0oo a wear ago. Wort DInced at
f;ou of American cotton, n 10 sSo 900
~ SoS 400 bales, against cron of
ios,s year The commercial ~ SKA
a Anoerican cotton he counte a. wear.
noo bales against 11,SSf'ooo nnn,fdera-
The carry-over figures were NV most
blv. smaller than expected
tradens and brokers in cotton o
naqro named John GloN 'sf 1,oI9 I9
,,rcr.d by d Macon, Ga, mob III
fin. Co. last Tuesday mornlns viIlg
o,ciook. He was accused Oh h Vrt /,
Killed Deputy Sheriff jWaner 10 - ~ !, Noo.l
as the latter was leaving 'nesI HS R-oa,5-
room In. the colored section ;nbt I'm :,
,rtS;o mstSi teivSa after the killing large MOI
n,Siacted and a search for Glover SMeS''
commenced and continued ull ~;
Soy Glover resisted arrest anc Ssi ,id
o,,siv wounded Policeman Phelps pe
Sora he finally surrendered. ne was ,s;s
totan from the officers later ana ne
hndv was literally riddled win pu,o
,ets II looked for q time as II ,o ,n
.,,o,,,d he n. bloody race riot OIL iai
1,"r,nortions in Macon; but the troupie
was finally quieted down.
m, Alexander Graham Bell. the IN
t,,ontor. of the telephone, oleo az .in nt'
s,,nmer home at Sidney, Nova ,Cotir' ,,'
list Wednesday morning at oSioSN IN
" Roll had been in bad heaith toi
several months; but his death at lhts -,
s,,,,e was unexpected. He was porn III
.Eainbureh, Scotland in 1S47' ana CAM
% America when lad. He cary ue-
voted himself to the study Oh aecuus
tics and had much success III leSoe
: deaf people TO hear. II was ms 80,
tieations along this line tnat leu 1 .hn
into the invention of the teiepnonr' '.,rad
first principles of which ne uisoonI. ,.io;tV
IN 1875. Later he studied electrlciIs
and was not long in perfecting MS IN
Uention to the point where ne was apie
81, tallx indefinite distances. HIS own
orshin of tic patents was not estap-
i;sba5 until after long fight IN the
no,,rts He lived to see his lnVenlion'
which was originally based on eNpelio
.ments with a dead mans ear pecoine
the universal method of long olSlahoe
Communication it is today.
81 - Feminine jealousy as anu-Wdi wa.
tnrona eanda, says an Athens dlspa.ch'
Tjs the latest complication IN the iui
.ko-G Greek fighting in Asia Minor. Man.
Tsreeks both officers and men, nav
taken unto themselves Turkish allili-
ties since the Greek army invaded An
s,otolia and their women folks are near
: INC, about II. They don't Ike 1t; IN iact
s thev are so alarmed that they are
clamoring that the war be enueu
nj
& o,ickly so their husbands ana sweSI-
hearts can be brought homo ana ue-
modified Many of the Greek Sc ,uiei n .
have been under arms for nine ye'.Is'
- - Experts of raw cotton ourln5 tn.
fiscal year ending June so increased py
1000, 900 bales as compared VIII 'ne
,ireyious twelve months, ACCORDING u
q report issued by the conlrneIcs ut 60
ma rtment Wednesday. Cotton exports
. sepregated $500, 900 bales, valued at
SS96. 600. 900, as compared with b'4o0'-
900 bales worth $500 100000 durlr the
nrevious year. June exports tC sailed
fe1 oOO bales at $52,000,000 against
- 95, 900 bales at $3O,000,OOO during June
"a year ago. ...,.r..., 81. .,-,.. ....,...q ,..
This years cotton crop was piaceu
at IL 100000 bales of 500 pounds gross
weight in the second forecast OIL tle
season Tuesday by the department. VI
Agriculture, basing it's estimate on the
condition of the crop July 25, which
was 7O.S per cent of a normal lhere
was; n decline of 0.4 points in condl-
tion from June 20 to July %, the con-
dition of June % having been IL per
cent of a normal on which the nrsl
forecast of the season, 11,Ooo,ooo pales
of 600 pounds gross weight, was oased.
The average change in the last ten
Years between June 25 and July 20,
was a decline of SO points. The con-
6ition of the crop on July 25 by states
follows: Virginia, so; North Caroilna'
rs; South Carolina, 60; Gcorgla' o4'
Florida, 65; Alabama, 70; MISSISSIPPI
"a; Louisiana, 20; Texas, u; Arktsn-
sas, 81: Tennessee. S5; MISSOURI So'
oklahoma, rs: California, 50; Arizona
Sc; New Mexico, IS. The hnal outturh
of the crop, the department announced,
NAV be larger or smaller than forecast
Tuesday as conditions developing dur
ing the remainder of the season prove
more or less favorable than average.
The acreage of cotton abandoned 10
July / was summarized at IL per cent,
the department announced in supple
mental statement issued in response TO
senate resolutions.
- The British foreign office h25 is
sued the text of an important note on
TIE questions of inter-allied depts.
Though not formally addressed 10 the
Washington government, having been
ostensibly meant only for some OF the
Allied and associated powers, II eNl-
dcrtly is intended primarily for con-
sumption in the United States. The
note places on formal record on the
eve of the coming conference between
Premier PoinCare and Prime Minister
Lloyd George, with representatives OIL
Italy and Belgium in London. the Brit
ish governments views on the ques-
ton of inter-allied indebtedness ;.nd
reparations. Briefly, the policy GdVo-
Gated is that it would be unjust to the
British taxpayer to ask him TO forgive
Allied war debts while at the same
time he 2waS required to shoulder the
Indebtedness to America. The note.
which was addressed by the Earl OF
Btlfour, acting foreign secretary, to
France, Italy, JuGo- o-Slavia, Portugal
and Greece, constitutes a strong plea
for international settlement of debts
and reparations on the basis Of a gem
eral cancellation of inter allied indebt-
ness and n generous reduction in Ger
man repair tiCnS and at the same time
is the governments reply to those per-
sons of the public and the newspapers
which have frankly advised carcella- -
ton of the French. Italian and other
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