Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-08-22
Scraps aaa facts.

Enver Pasha. former Turkish Min
ster of War and recently chief antaS-
onist TO RolsheVist rule in the Trans
was found dead on the
battlefield in Eastern Bokhara' ac-
cording to advices received by the gov
at Moscow, last ihursuay
F1nvcr .rasha was attired in britlst,
uniform when found. He was STABBED
five times Aug. 4 in tightlnS against
the. BolsheViSts. Enver beSah MS
career as an agitator among the SouuS
Turks and was one of the triumviate
,aho datbroncd sultan Abdul Hamid.
Uc became Chief of Staff of the Turk
ish Army in January, 1913, and IN 1917
Minister of War. After peace was
he was forced to flee tfom
where he was accused " war
nrofiteering and kindred activities. lie
yyss then reported to have engaged III
n conspiracy with the BOlsheVlki 10
facilitate their invasion of Egypt, III
dia and Afghanistan. He maze ire
ouent trips TO Moscow and was otteh
found in conference with Premier
T,enine. Through his Offices, a treaty
of peace was signed between the gov
ernment of Bokhara and the SoNlets.
Paris. August 90: Englisl, women
athletes today won the first interna-
tion,l womcn's track meet over COM
petitors from the United SuItes'
France. Switzerland and Czecho-Sl
yakia. The American team was sec
ono. France third, Czecho- -SloVakla
fourth and Switzerland fifth. Ine
pp!nt scores were: England, so; Unit
Cd States, 81; France, 20: Czecho-
cSlovallia, -, and Switzerland, q. "A
Earge crowd gathered at PershinS sta
dilim to witness the contest. Ihe
American team was leading in the
4oint score when half Of the events
h,d been finished. Weakness in the
sprints were responsible for their lHll-
ure to secure first place. Lucille God
bold. Estill. South Carolina, and Cor
pelia Sable Newark, n. j., were the
star point carners for the American
team. the former establishing q world
record in the eight pound shot put,
putting alternately With both arms at
2Olmetcrs and - centimeters, and MISS
Sable doing the 100-yard hurdles IN
the record time OF IA and 2-5 seconds.
Miss Godbold was fourth in the l,OVO
ractre run, which was won by Nile.
Bread, France, in worlds record time
OF minutes, IL seconds. Miss Sable
was third in the running broad jump
and Miss Nancie Voorhees,. United
States, tied Miss Carrie HIATT, England,
for first place in the running high
Jump at LAS meters. Miss Maude Ro-
senbaum, United States, finished sec
ond to Miss Godbold in the shot put.
- The administration tariff BILL Of
ficially 'the tariff act of 1922" was
passed by a vote of AZ to % late Sat
urday by the senate after four months
Of debate. 1t now goes to conference.
Senator Borah, of Idaho, was the only
Republican to vote against the meas
ure. Three Democrats, Broussard,
Kendrick and Ransdcll, voted for It,
Senator's Harrison and POmcreae, VINO
were paired, announced that had they
been permitted to vote they would have
voted against the bill, and the same
announcement was made in behalf OF
seven Democratic absentces: Cara
way, Harris. King. owen. Pittman,
Watson. of Georgia and Williams. 1t
was stated also that had Senators La
Toilette and Norris been present they
would have voted against the measure.
while the other II Republican alb
sehtees would have voted for it. Sena-
tors Lenroot and Jones, of Washington,
Republicans, announced that they sup
rlOrtCd the bill because of the prOVlS-
Ions giving the president. broad au-
thority to increase or decrease in the
hope that the senate and thu house
conferecs would reduce rates which
they considered excessive. Senator Len
root said that if this were not done he
would vote against the conference re-
mort. Immediately after the passage
of the bill, Senator Cummins, oF Iowa,
president pro tcmpore, annouE ed the
appointment of the senate cOlfcrees:
Chairman McCumbcrN and Senator
Smoot, of Utah. and Mclean, Of Con-
necticut, Republicans. and SunmOns,
of North Carolina and Jones, Of New
Mexico, Democrats. Senator Mclean
is the fourth ranking Republican on the
finance committee and was named in
place of Senator LaFOllcttc, who, un-
der the usual rule. would have drawn
the assignment, but who is opposed to
the bill.
Chicago. August 20: Five thousand
members of the Loyal Order Of Moose
were In attendance ut the opening of
the 34th international convention of
the order at MooSche0rt, H.. today,
and double that number are expected
here before tie end of the week. Il. j.
Hcnning, assistant secretary Of labor,
said that President Harding would be
in attendance at the convention next
Friday and preparations are being
made for . q pageant in his honor.
lanes J. Davis. secretary of l2bor and
head OF the order, is expected here in
= few days. SccretGry Wallace. of the
department ~ agriculture, is also cX-
Dected to be here by Friday. A plan
for helping elderly people to ire for
themselves through the cstah' shment
of cottage colony of / 900 acres OF
land in Florida, was announced today
ut the convention. The site will be
about fourteen miles south of Jack
SOnvillc. Fla. and il is expected that
the formal launching of the project
will take place this fall. Under the
present plan. according 10 Rooney
Brandon, supreme secretary of the on
der. the community will hc entirely
self-supporting, the belief being that
old people can take care of themselves
without charity if properly organized
and given the opportunity. The OBJ
lection to the usual form Of home fOl
the AGED he said. was that the inmates
don't do anything for themselves. The
sclf-supporting community iGca was
devised. he added, with the idea that
the old folks would live lOn"cr and bC
happier doing something for them
selves. An appropriation of 100000
WIS made to start the project and an
additional 100000 a ycHr will he used
TO support it, according tO the an