The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 21, 1918, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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Miss Luclle Lathan has our thanks
for an invitation to the Wintlirop commencement.
Jrne second to fourth.
\lfss Li?cile is a member of the large
graduating class, which numbers
173.
Mr. Geo. B. Irving, superintendent
l* maAfinor in YowHor
01 liie t'lictuiaiuiua iucchuo
ry, fell in so nicely with our people
that he did not seem like a stranger.
All seemed to feel as though they had
been knowing him for some time.
ITr. C. *L. Leitzsey returned last week
from the Columbia hospital, where
he had been to see Mrs. Leitzsey. Her
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many friends will be glad to know
that she is improving.
.Mrs. Geo. W. Pearson spent Monday
in Columbia with her daughter, Mrs.
A R Harman. She was accompanied
home *byf her granddaughter, little
Frances Harman.
Miss Agnes Houseal of Cedartown,
Oa., and her aunt, Mrs. Hawkins of
Rome, are visiting relatives in Newberry
accompanied by Mr. Henderson
of Cedartown.
Another long troop train passed up
throi\Tv Vcv>Thursday. What
with these trains and the cavalry,
along with the thriving war talk
heard under the Chautauqua tent, our
people here are having the cause
"brouV*"1* and are realizing
mrtrp than ever that we are in it.
On Sunday morning while the cavalry
troops were passing through
Newberry one of the prettiest sights
we saw was little Martha Xuel Summer.
the bright two-one-a-half years,
old daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Clar^n^e
Summer, waiving her little flair at the
soldiers, many of whom noticed it and
a-cfcnowledged the tribute with a salute
or the wave of a hand.
Mr. Amos Taylor has a wonderful
field of wheat on a Bush River tract.
"What makes it wonderful, aside from
its fine condition and handsome ap
pearance, is the fact that he sowed
the field in oats, or at least when he
sewed the grain he had just bought
ten bushsls of oats from two stores
in town, 5 bushels from each store;
that is, he called for oats at both
places, got the packages, went home
and sewed the stuff with the above
result.
The c;f:zen^ of (Newberry treated
the passing troops so well that the
sentiment of the men was expressed
by one of the number when he said
he wished he could eerie through
here a?rair>. The boys were all made
to feel that they had Newberry beim?d
them solidly. There were many
attentions shown them, such as nuiii
be- of c;t*.Ten> in automobiles go-tig
" "* ' " A T? 1 Kvirt orui (r
TQ ' Ta}]- ' Jf, '?;i < .z:iu ui jHgime
then fr> :'>v' \ civir'* them rides, enr^
* 'iInint Ti/!i""ncr th3r.i trie
1 "t<t". ' > fjr* f^)p *hcni
n;**' T> ?!lOV.'ir.7 t lOTH ?t.*nT!t*'"
1 f* v"3 fill pr)'r,r6^i"'T^f! n v w?.s
tjnn-vv 1 vn *H] card? vri'ten to the
h n--o f'vi-x v?v 7^ any or the boys tell [
of the kindness and hosp!;aiity
One of the best nets shown by some
o' o'?r oat'lot!'* an1 ^ne>*a< rpo le
(' [-r~ * * o% 4 C^lYli i I'V
o . * w:ifron" Xo'vV^'v R,"n .
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7?r? *er o"r oY^rvation tint 1 :*. \V. 0.
?.') ':;r ?.n(L4>r. F. IT. KM;'?r ''"to
bi? for .qinta a* v**h:>3 1:. r;*1 in-_? '-U*
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::'o i '.v Dr. ?T'? 1 or and Dr. '\i -I r and
(,, !:in-?T r.;i7.?::s. TV.* :,-i> ortV
cr-s of til? bov-; r/ '""'1 they
? "' i-'-.-?'* ng- * of < ) -y '?
v ,; ?Tv-'-vs rrd ctasrl wr-'l :n o ir ? 4-.
, .: ?,"? S73 "over the trn" now.
C'r-vnor'^ sr*?0\* n v/.i ? 2"ro >A. ? r~
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QfC2er is 100 *)or cent Amor! m. His
> v>-?? one of tli3 strongest
gray ^oKy<krgf| a Clinton aadf' *)
r " vv r?ll as a pow?? ":i!
v:njvpsr natrioti'*
C Chronica in reporting Center's
j.ibilee clay, when s:\' thousan-I
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<n?e to i?fad
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E. C. Horton. Abbeville Medium.
' 'n-rpssmnn Fred H. Doininick. of
th Third District, made his maiden
;: :;:nt is To say. Irs fir spve u
' House, on in a It.i. . yd wo'.-:e -p
') fllll hi?|W--?r i-I'iO'
w.ms a daring thing he did. and esfor
r n^"" nie'r^'or Wlv < h,s
! '-'-as io oppose a paragraph of a
. ' ; - in by th- W -ys and
i thf? < i< >/*; pov^r';':
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. . Kitchin is Chairman.
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T :-?cVjv ' v >:?'.! .* t]i ?< >
Tariv-- of ?h- a.hi-'.. ratio?!
i TiO'is1'- ft v.':':
rr\ wond issue, the campaign io:
> now in v<72rr<f > ', >
, -p f ;; 3 rl fliA bi1 : 11 '! r O llO
' before Saturday. ** :. and
% tfcere was not time to spare C >ngress
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i man Dominion says "it was the nrsf ;
time I opened niy mouth on the floor. 1
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i except when I called the Clerk down :
for failure to call my name on the '<
second roll call when the vote on 1
woman's suffrage was in progress." I
1 The hill was about to 'be passed as i I
! recommended by the ways ana Means , ?
I Committee to exempt from taxes not . <
j only Liberty bonds owned by the <
j banks but county, State and City J
; bonds, as well. It was about to get *
; through without anyone exactly un- l
j derstanding what the law did mean,!
i but Mr. Dominick had had some exi
perience with a similar question while ,
J assistant attorney general, and he
j "smelt a mouse," and mustered up i
courage enough to call the attention '
{ of the 'House to what it really meant.
'-A vas given five minutes and he so
interested the members that he was
given additional time until he spoke j
for about half an hour. After the j
j merribers realized what the bill meant j
j i
a Congressman from Pennsylvania j
j said if. would take more than three
| million in taxes from his State alone,1 .
j Tt will be remembered that A. W. ;
Jones made our banks return their j ;
bond holdings several years a<jo and
some oi ^he banks contested it and <
Mr. Dominick handled the question
and won out for the State on the pro- :
i Dosition. He estimates that the bill! <
would have knocked South Carolina
j out of from three to five hundred
| I
j thousand dollars in taxes. He mad-2 <
I ^'<3 fierlit all rie:ht on the floor, but <
I was voted down that afternoon b.v 72 ;
. to 22. but he got the Chairman to
I
i thinking on the question, and the next ;
day he said his mind wasn't clear on
I p^a+ter and he was goftig to see ]
) t^e Secretary of the Treasury. Mr. j
! McAdoo, and find out. He did, and 1
: found out that Mr. Dominick was ex- i
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brought this picture 10 America Enr-i
!y j". \v:i? th^ Gor::i:i:i ? :*?!ir:rro*]*:- <?:!
a policy of s .*?r*food
conservation :?t home nri'l i ;;s i
en?'oavoro<j to enrtji! in everv , o>si
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tion of farming property are partis of}:
ictly right in hi- understanding of
ivhat the print vra; h meam The result
was the Chairman of the Way:?
md Means called an extra meeting of
his committee to consider the question.
and brought in an entirely different
bill which does not exempt
The banks from paying taxes
on'y on me Larceny rcoiuis uic> u??n3d.
The <bill went to the Senate this
way. but this proviso was knocked
f)ut there and was finally passed with
no exemption feature the very thing
for which Congressman Dominick
fought.
I believe the 'Senate action -waS
brought about by Mr. Dominick's
fight. I heard several around the
capitol say "Have you heard about
Dominick's speech- on the Liberty
bond bill.? It was fine and attracted
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UUirS-UVr<*Uit5 aucauvu.
So you can figure had he not mad'!
his speech and if our State would
have lost even three hundred thousand
dollars in taxes and Pennsylvania
over three m.llions you can get
some idea of what all the taxpayers
in the Ignited States would have lost.
He received the congratulations o?
many men in the House and in tne
Capitol, many of whom he never knew
before. T think it very probable he
will send his speech to his constituents.
and if you get one 'be sure to
read it. He has been urged by a great
many to do so as it is probable the
ni'estion will bob up again and it is
desirable that his ideas on the subject,
become better known so as to
prevent the passage of any such legislation
in the future. Of course the
idea of the Secretary was to make the
Liberty bonds more popular as an
investment for the banks, and he
wasn't looking after the tax end for
rne States.
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IC'nnrd-Cnok.
(Married by the Rev. L. P. Koland i:t
the parsonage Thursday night at 1!
o'clock. .Miss Liona Kinard and Mr
David Coley Ccok. both of Prosperity.
. il'M'UL M)TJ< K*
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i small harm ror >aie.?acres, near
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i Newberry, sixty acres in cultivation,
! sand loam soil with a red clay sub|
soil, 3 acres in pasture, sufficient
fire wood to furnish place, splendid
young orchard consisting jpf
j peaches, apples, figs, pears, ch^r
! ries, plums and walnuts, five room
; house in an oak and hickory grova,
i barn and other out buildings, new
i cover on house and barn, good well
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and spring. Rented for two thousand
pounds of lint cotton, which at
| the present price will pay good interest.
Price 00 per acre. Davis
| Realty Co., Newberry, S. C., Cope1
land Building, Phone 14.
| 5-21 2t.
i Largre Kentucy Jack for service at my
j stable. Lewis G. McCul igh. Fee
| $17.50. ^-17 t{
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! Just received a car load of terra cotta
| drain pipe. Newberry Lumber Cc?,
i 5-21 2t.
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! Just rece-TOd car of cement. Get our
| prices. Newberry Lumber Co.
j 5-21 2t
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| Wanted at once?To place orders for
i large quantity of short and lon.a
leaf lumber for government usenot
embargoed?will contract with
j several mills. Attractive orders and
best prices. "Wire, write or phon?
us. Leroy S. Davidson & Company.
Camden, S. .C. 5-14 5tp
Flooring, ceiling, and siding at right
prices See us. Xewberry Lurrfber
Co. 5-21- 2t
Stallion f?r Service?Known as tha
Shannon horse?at -McCullough's
stables. Fee $15. Louis G. McCulj
lough. 4-23 t!
| .Tuse received a car load of Woven and
1 Barb Wire Fencing. Johnson Mci
Crackin Co. 4-30 tf
I HATE ATTRACTIVE prices to make
on cord wood, green or dry, for immediate,
fall, spring or summer delivery.
Be sure to see me before you
sell. H. 0. Long.
11-23-tf. Silverstret, S. C.
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Tuesday, May 21. ^
HA HOLD LOCK WOO 9 1
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"Til?: LANDLOPER."
Also a Xews Reel.
Wednesday, May ?2
HARRY MOREY. ^
j "THh BACHELOR'S CHILDREN."
Also the Ninth Episode n?
"THE EAGLE'S EYE."
Thursday, r .3
ROY STEWART #
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pany
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railroad at C. C. Davis *
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HEMPEL ^
E DIS O N
E most richly endowed soprano
America" is what ihe critics c*!l
: :mpei cf the Metropolitan Opera. j|
artist, her ambition to have her
>;*eserved in all its splenrlor oukirl
-a-'] #? ?->,-r*r* consW.^T-? ?"" ? * c:- She m
ned ilie Eaiscn .v. - rs. 3H
Forih she will si r- fo* trie only
which can Re-Create her
yoice.
Hempel hezrd Re-CVeation cf
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[real artists; ;c?ed tr~ir s^penorm 'thing
she'd ever heard before
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cided to investigate. She went
Hdison Laboratories; ma .is a Re3n;
then submitted ii: to O?
ing trial of the Lcr.e test. She
san^ in direct comparison with
itrument. If you've -ever heard
ice on talking machines yc-u can
re her joy in hearing ii Re-Creaitii
suCii ria^iiiy and perfection
> human ear could ihtin^uisK arti.
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ti msirurne.ii. ii v ju-> ('/.uugK.
and then she resolved ^;athencehe
instrument for ner voice was
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Ovy yOa can hear Friea -^.-mpel.W
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and cannot be played properlyj
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