Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-29
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take luncheon with the staff of the
North Carolina orthopaedic hospital.
-Four resident members of the board OF
trustees and the county commission
ers were also present. Tie governor
made no public appearance In Gasto-
MIA, the only sight the city got of him
being as he passed through in his car
en- route home and in conversation
with r. B. Darlington, president or the,
hospital. Governor Morrison said the
crthopaedic hospital is one of the
greatest institutions in the state; one
that is especially dear to my heart
and am willing to do all that L can
for the crippled children of the state,
and they must be cared for, even if we
have to double the capacity OF the
hospital" Tuesday was clinic day,
and the governor saw 25 crippled chill
dren brought in from outside the hos
pital for treatment and operations.
There are 81 patients in the hospital
at present and many on the waiting
list.
- Consumption of American cotton in
Great Britain, France, Germany, italy,
Czecho- Slovakia was nearly 80 per
cent larger for the II months ending
July 81, 1922, than during the previous
season, according to figures furnished
the department of agriculture by the
International Federation of Master
Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers
associations. Consumption in Great
Britain increased "a per cent over the
preceding IL months, the figures be-
ing 2,0sS,0O0 bales, compared with l.
El5.477 in 1920-21. CZecho-Slovakla
led in the rate of increase with q gain
of nearly At per cent, having con-
sumed $4,000 bales, compared with
167,62S the preceding season. Con-
sumption in Germany was S27,OOO
bales, an increase Of 217,000 over last
year; France consumed $4,000 bales,
an Increase of 10000, and Italy con-
sumed $4,000 bales, an increase OF
10000, Total mill stocks on July 81,
1922, in the five countries named were
sol 900 bales, compared with 529,411
bales on July 81, 1921.
- Although President Harding has
not definitely committed himself to the
calling of a special session of con-
gress in November he is of the opinion
that congress should assemble prior TO
the December session TO consider the
ship subsidy bill and legislation which
must be enacted before March 4. An
administration spokesman outlining
the views of the executive said Tues
day that as it was regarded a certainty
that congress would have TO be in
session either prior TO or after the
December session, which expires au-
tomatically March 4, the president be-
lie, ed It would be preferable TO meet
in November. A special session in
Novenl oea- Would permit congress to
get started, on it's routine working to
insure it's completion by March, ac-
cording to the view of the president.
Explaining that the president was not
unalterably committed to program
for November session, the spokesman
said the executive would not issue a
call unless leaders in congress were oil
the opinion such a step was advis-
able. A decision, it was said, would
not be reached until about November J.,
with the probability that if call were
issued it would be for reconvening OF
congress about the middle Of Novem-
Der.
If, writes a Moscow correspondent
of the New York World, Roumania
makes a move to interfere in the Balk-
an crisis-and some highly placed
Russians believe that she is prepar-
ing-there will be another Balkan eX-
plosion that must lead to big war.
In such event, Russia, it can be said,
will not be laggard. The Russian gov
ernmert wants a voice in the discus
sion of the future of Constantinople
and the Dardanelles, and is piqued with
the lukewarmness shown by the British
to their proposal that Russia should
be included in any conference. The
Russians, however, do not Relieve
Mustapha Kemal will forget Them, If,
as dispatches here indicate, he is 60
ing to make a deal with the British.
Wednesday night 1000 Turks, Hindus,
Armenians, Astrakhans and other
dusky Near East emigrants, garbed in
their, colorful native costumes, parad-
ed Moscow, celebrating the victory Of
the Turkish Red Army" and "the
eternal union of Turkey and Russia" ."
Thousands OF Russians Joined the
festivities and acted as though Kemal
had achieved a Russian triumph. Of
ficials at the Soviet Foreign Office
warmly congratulated the celebrators
on the Red" army's victory. They
emphasized the necessity for Russia's
partiSiDation in any conference that
decided the fate of Constantinople and
the straits.
Quoting the statement OF President
Harding in his veto message on the
bonus bill that the treasury faced a