Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-30
GENERAL NEWS
Paragraphs Gathered All Over the
Country.

SOuntTy.
- StatcSboro, Ga, May 70: Inc Dou-
les of Robert, Paul and Julian Aiien'
aged 6, and >, respectively, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster (Toss) Aiich'
were buried in one coffin this after
noon. They were drowned III wen
here yesterday
- Bordeaux, May 81: The party oil
American bankers who are touring
France were entertained at Il ianch-
con today by the Wine Growers syn
dicatc of Saint Emilion and Pomeroi.
The wine list comprised of 26 wines OIL
special vintages.
Washington, May 2S: Conviction
that world prosperity could be rees-
tobIished within the first few years
provided that governments are wise
in the actions they take or their re-
fusals to take action in regard 10 eco
nomic restoration of other nations,
was expressed tonight by Sir Auck-
land Geddes, British ambassador 10
the United States, at the annual pan
auet of the American Cotton Manu-"
facturers' association.
- Mexico City, May 81: 1t was re-
ported today from Durango that Ellz-
abeth Streator representative OF the
Mexico American Bible Society, to-
gether with six companions selllns
Biblical literature WAS stoned ana
beaten with sticks and thrown into
ditch by the people of Mezquital' 'Du-
range, at the instigation OF the mayor
of the city and parish priests. MISS
Streator is suffering from numerous
wounds and several broken bones ana
is in serious condition. All the
members of the Bible Society who
were with her were fearfully beaten.
- Hutchinson, Kan, May 27: NC
Adoo'll do for 1924" was the war cry
of Kansas Democrats today. Ihe
former secretary of the treasury ap-
parently added another state to the
several in the west that are booming
him as the Democratic candidate for
the presidency, when he addressed
the state Democratic meeting mere
yesterday. McAdoo was cheered heart
ily as he "panned" the Republican old
guard and machine" and declared
the Indiana and Pennsylvania cleo
tions indicative of "a great awakening
of public conscience" "An awaken
ing of the public conscience means
wonders politically" he said.
- Ossinging, n. j., May 81: Rutger
Warder, convicted of murder in the
first degree for the Staying of Henry
Werner of Ilion, N. Y, was taken from
the Sing Sing death house Thursday
and operated on for acute appcndlcl-
It's. Prison physicians announced
that the operation had been success
and that Wardcr probably will have
improved fully by the time that he Is
to Jay the dcath penalty. Owing to
the seriousness of his case Wardcr
WAS removed from his cell in the death
house and taken to the prison hospi-
tai without the court order formally
required for such a removal. While
he is recupcrating, Warder will oc-
cupy n private ward and have spe-
cial guard.
- Dctriot, Mich, May %: Henry
Ford's townspeople tonight launched a
movement which they hope will land
the manufactures in the White House.
At n meeting in the town at Dear
lsrn, Ford's suburban town, 1877 of
his neighbors formed the Ford for
President club, with the declared in
tention of extending its activities to a
nationwide scope. Leaders in the
movement include business men, a
Judge, a publisher, and others promi-
nent in the villages affairs. The plat
form upon which Mr.. Ford would be
asked to run was touched upon only
lightly by the speakers, but many oil
Mr.. Ford's ideas have previously been
Sdorscd by his Dearborn friends.
New York, May 81: The violent
eruption five weeks ago Of one of the
lesser peaks of Mount Mongo Naloba
sometimes chartcd as Kamcrun noun
tain, 135OO feet high, on the West
Coast of Africa, was reported here
yesterday by Capt. f. C. Clark, Of the
African StcamShip Company's Steam
ship The Bountry, which dockcd a
Brooklyn The volcano is on the bor'
der line of Nigeria and the Kamcrun
he said. There were two parable
streams of lava, each about a quartz!
of mile wide at the foot Of th'
mountain, flowing down the west side
to the sea, Clarke said.