Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-30
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TO develop. it was said in Washington
saturday by close friends of c. {.
ebilds Sof Ohio, and A. d. Sumner, OF
Iowa. the Dover appointees in the int
ternal revenue bureau whose dismissal
by Commissioner, Blair started the
newest chapter in the, row. Revenue
observation-disclosures agents, 1t was as,
serted. fare watching Mr.. Childs ana
Mr.. Sumner, department of justice
agents.; are watching the revenue
agents secret service men are Watch,
ing the Justice department agents ana
oneratircs of private detectlVe
agency.are watching the whole array
of slexths. Mr.. Childs was In the
lobby df a washington hotel last Fri
day night, friends assert, and opera
tiyes G one sort and another were 50
think ne could hardly make his way
to the door, Friends of the former Of
ficials further declare that the days
and nights of the two are a series
of adventures involving, mysterious
9strangefs, tapped telephone wlres,
eager ears. cooked to open transoms
and paiient. footsteps behind them on
the stEet Both Mr. Childs and Mr.
Sumner are frankly indignant at the
attentiyns being paid Them.
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, oyerseer OF
Zion City on Saturday called Slr
.rthur: Conan Doyle "a tool OF the
deviP and denounced him as the ne
,trayer %sf millions of souls who would
be damned because they believe in his
desnonacal rot ASK Conan Doyle
what Tabout the divinity of Jesus
Christi. What about the blood Of
Jesus Christi and see what answer
Won with get" Voliva declared. Conan
Doyle and all his like are described In
the nJopheey given .Arough Paul
That IA the latter time some shall
siepart,from the faith. giving heed. to
sethcikg spirits and doctrines OF de-
'mons.'I That. is what the people are
doing .Aoday. The rise OF spiritualism
is one sSf the signs that. the .dispensa-
ttion is. closing. Conan Doyle says
that he has photograph of a mans
soul as it left his body. He is liar!
He has nothing of the kind. These
people .:always work in the dark, yor
will nSti2e-alwaysN In; dark room.
All that he is giving the people is
purelyjand> simply Ifhe Work of t'lyins.,,
demons and unclean spirits and moth
ingselse. He has not talked to any
man oS woman who has lived on this
earth. fThe silly rot is absolutely In
contradiction to the plain Word oil
God.y jSir Arthur was showVlthe. re"
marks of the Zion overseer and reit-
Grated ':all of his former statements
about Myspiritualistic discoveries.
= Congress win pass "a Republican
protective stariff" before ii adjourns,
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, Re-
leader, declared Sunday in Il
Statement Outlining his views on the
measure now before the senate. He
,ahat the country would APP
prove the, bill when the time comes
for the electorate to pass judgment.
Night sessions of the senate will con-
tinue this week under the tariH pro-
gram with itemstin the metal schedule
the immediate business when work is
resumed tomorrow. 1t was considered
improbable that the move to invoke
cloture and additional means of eX-
pediting the mes sure would be success
ful. The Republican majority in the
said Mr.. Lodges statement,
believes the policy of protection is the
surest road to the building up ana
restoration Of our economic interest.
That is the purpose of the pending
bill" Senator Lodge denied that the
rates proposed in the permanent bill
would htve an. adverse effect on the
volume of trade. Our foreign trade
today is not suffering because OF the
tariff an& we are living now under the
emergency tariff act, which has higher
rates, in many cases, than those pro
posed in the finance committee bill,
Senator. Lodge declared. The Demo
Gratis sSSk to give the impression that
the increases in our trade and traoe
conditions throughout the country are
Il, ha tariff
as. the figures quoted by Secretary
Hoover show increases in foreign trade
which have developed since the emer-
gency tariff bill became law. "One
little thing is interesting and will prove
that the resumption of our foreign
trade is not prevented by the emer-
gency tariff. During the past four
months we imported in Boston 60,OOO,-
900 pounds 6f wool, One-seventh of the
total consumption of the United States.
This wool the importers are holding IN
bond, awaiting the passage of the new
tariff when they can get it in under
lower rates. This importation OF WOOL
does not indicate that the tariff is
going TO, destroy our business with
other countries but it does indicate
that the importers, are the very men
who expect, under the new tariff,
boom in business and they are pre-
pairing to take immediate advantage Of
the passage Of this bill
At Charleston, West Virginia. last
Saturday night, the jury which had
been trying Bill Blizzard for five weeks
on the charge of treason, brought in
verdict" Of not guilty. The jury had
been out for three hours, and the
crowd OF people who We're waiting
eagerly for the verdict had begun to
fear that it was hopelessly mixed.
Following the signal that the jury was
about to return TO the court ROOM
Judge YgoGs warned the audience
that THERE must be no demonstration:
but Immediately after the judge had
read from slip of paper, I'VE tae
jury, find the defendant not guilty as
charged on the Indictment" men
jumped OttCt the rail to shake the hand
of the defendant while others bonn
bardcd the ceiling with their straw
hats and cheered. The judge took it
all good naturCdly and smiled. ELL
Blizzard. said that he had never had a
fear as to what the verdict would he
and Mrs. Blizzard declared that she
had never been so. happy since The day
of her husbands arrest year ago.
The trial grew out of mine labor con-
ditions SnlLogan county The coal
mine operators are in control of the