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~ *. V. I *Vv- ^ i I if 9? liiUf MjC&il, j< v ^ '^3?> vtiht ! c Entered at tiie PostofSce at New-j fcerry, S. C., as 3ml class matter. E. H. AULL, EDITOR. | ; ^ _ j -, Tuesday, May 2K mS. ' 1 t We sure are sorry that Dr. Seege^ has declined to accept the presidency of Newberry college. We had believed ' that he would talke up the work as the call looked so much like it 'was * just the right thing and when at thic 3 time there is such a great work he f could have done here. irr- ( A VASIOUS AND AIL ABOUT. c Going to the opera house tonight i , Monday, you will see Margery Wilson ! 1 I 1 in "The Law of the Great Northwest." ' s May Allison will play in "Social I Hyprocri'tes," through the picture! *a route Tuesday i t ! The Red Cross of No. 2 township will meet with Mrs. C. H. Alewini- , I Saturday. June 1, at 4 o'clock. j ( : > A colored deserter, Marion Haines,! ! r trOd *"? n 4- r? O vtr' c* Vv I n?i5 ai x coicu at uai v o i uuxoua v u * ! "Y Sheriff Blease and Deputy Dorroh and j "brought to the Newberry lockup. ] A new superintendent has been j elected for the Laurens city schools. I ^ as Mr. B. L. Jones declined to accept c the position which was offered him. J The members of Hannah church in s No. 8 township have raised $87.50 for ! s the Red Cross. This is good for this ' } colored congregation. j ^ The colored people of the Beaver j Dam Baptist church. Rev. Willie I s Boozer pastor, raised $4.75 for the ' \ Red Cross on Sunday. I 1 If everybody would give till it hurts I 11 there would be a right good sized pile ' of money 'raised right here in New- j , " - o "berry. But nobody has given until it, hurts yet. i e There will he an ice cream festival j at the home of Mrs. J. J. Sease next j Saturday evening from 7 to 11 o'clock j for the benefit of the Tranwood Red ? o: Cross. Three negro boys have been bound e: over by Magistrate Douglas to the di f The Co Statement / 1 H w Loans ana invesir i Liberty Loan Bon< Overdrafts Secur< 1 ' i' Cash on hand and j Capital Stock \ Surplus and Profil I Deposits . . . The Cc * l| "The Bank 11 JNO M. KINARD, President. 1 R. L. TARRANT, ^ f Asst Cashier. mm S I We Pay Inter .ic* tis into lUe 'rotweil hole1, building and stea. ng >evera! articles therefrom. Agent F. II. Hunter win have an ' faction sale Faturday morning, at i vhicrh ho wi!] dispose of the furniture ' Te will sell everything there except j he walls. j The members of Pulaski lodge 1. ; ) O. F. will olease bear in mind the * meeting on Friday evening at 5:30 ; )'clock, it is every much desired that' ^very member be present at this ' neeting. In the list of the last quota going' rom Laurens to take up camp life1 ve find the names of John Phillips j >omer and Thos. J. Brewington of, Vhitmire and Sidney Johnson Baker >f Newberry. The colored civilians throughout he country and the colored soldiers j ire coming in for a lot of well de- j ierved praise, the former for their! >atriotism and liberality in Red Cross md other calls bver here and the later for their heroism over there. I A good thing was done when "The j iirth of a -Nation" was called on in | Columbia. Take it from the stage. ! <o good can come from such stuff j low. This is a reunited country and ! ve should all concentrate our efforts i it "whipping the kaiser to a frazzle.' | "Who Killed Walton?" That's the] juestion. You will find out if you go j o the opera house Thursday. Barney j sherry, a favorite screen star, is fea-1 miretorv nlor Tho Rri- I UiCU ill tuio 1UJOW1J piu; auv . , mgle Press Sheet asks, "Do you lik'j j i thrilling mystery romance?" Then { 'ou will want to see "Who Killed Walton?" ' I i I Besides seeing the next regular epi- j ode of "The Eagle's Eye,'' (which.. iTe all like) you will see Earle Wil- j iams in "The Seal of Silence," Wed- j lesday. In this last play a wife part- ! d from her husband. Dying, she' ides from him the secret of the birth f a son, always the greatest wish of is life. The picture is full of interst. The pulpit of the Church of the Rc- j eemer was occupied on Sunday night y the Rev. E. E. iRyden of iNew York, ne of the Lutheran camp pastors at amp Wadsworth, who made an earnst talk about the work of the sol iers. Mr. Ryden made a most pieas- j 0 mmercial Newberry, S. ( ~c n? , Ul V/Uliuuiun ATteijr RESOURCES nents, $933,925^88 cfc, . 75,548.42 ed and Unsecured in Banks . . . . LIABILITIES ts : mmercia That Always Treats Y O. B. MAYER, Vice-President. R. H. WRIGHT, a . n Asst. i^asnier. est in Our Savings ] i;ig impr-'-s.-ion wss ]i.~Ten;"; r wiili marked aite..:i :i. Vol won't forget 11 fifty y a i: n 2: men leave Newberry Tuesduy at c'cloek to go into camp life, preparatory for actual service after training. As one body leaves camp for the next one along the lino nearing the last its place is taken by the new men coming :n, an punning m uiiu direction with a single aim?to Berlin and the whipping of the kaiser. There was a female assault anrl battery case before the recorder Saturday. One Colored Lily Johnson slashed one Clara Hammond in the face, which Judge Earhardt thought was worth $15 or 30 days. The Lily paid out and saved herself from be'* ' ' 1- - A- -V> TYTrt f? ing Wilted DV not wur.tv, 'Uiu sue was immediately thereafter nabbed by the county for the higher court. There wil lbe no barbecue attachments to the campaign parties as Mr. Hoover has put the ban cn such arrangements. The next best thing would ibe to have no political campaign meetings. Turn everything into Red Cross meetings. Battle Hymn of the Republic. .Mine eyes have seen the glory , of the coming of the Lord; He is trampl'ng out the vintage Where the grapes of wrath are stored; He hath loosed the fateful lightning Of His terrible swift sword, His truth is marching on. Chorus. Glory, Glory, Hallelujah | Glory, Glory, Hallelujah j Glory, Glory, Hallelujah \ Hie truth is march on. He has sounded forth the trumpet That shall never call retreat; He is sifting out the hearts Of 'men beroe His judgment seat; Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him! be jubilant my feet! Our God is marching on. Chorus. In the 'beauty of the lilies Christ was born aross the sea With a glory in His bosom, That transfiures you and me; As He died to make men holy, Let us die to make men free, While God is marching on. Chours. I Rant H c. 10,1918 V $1,009,474.30 13,941.84 95,185.17 $1,118,601.31 _ $ 50,000.00 1 lU4,db4.bb | 964.236.75 I $1,118,601.31 I i i ocinti. ou Right" J. Y. McFALL, Vice-Pres. & Cashier FLOYD BRADLEY Asst. Cashier. Department j| I f ? ; . * > *V?v i!i-- T:IiV"l?ll. I ' I 1 A iar. - i??iy >,L troops pa.-s I , .through ?Iii' "itv Si:?:src!*iy ai'terno.:-;]. I : i on Tiii-ir v..1 v irojii ( amu Jackson i..> i " ! j ramp Sevier. liavins a Hmg and not. | hike from Columbia to Greenville, 'but ' i.enjoyiiig fnjir ramping oi:t at Pros- | . V UCi 11V ClllU JClitljiCX li.JW G.I VMilCi t 1 I > ? along the route. Newberry had pre-1 < 11 viously received a taste of seeing cav- j ; airy troops going through on th? j 5 march and trains passing by, and so i was gradually educated up to the ^point of seeing the splendid sight she : saw Saturday, in the ambulances, the ,' > .wagons and the long line of marching ! i | i soldiers on foot, with the mounted ! i | officers on spirited charges. It was i. 1^, splendid looking body of young mer. . 11 numbering altogether upwards of five > hundred, making a commanding and ^imposing display. A group of the most 1 patriotic citizens of 'Newberry made j it particularly pleasant for the hot j and tired but cheerful bovs, dispens! ing cold drinks, ice cream, smokes, I ^etc., a ?;ood deal of which was hand- $ j /h1 out by pretty girls. The soldiers ; ( . were delighted at the lavish hospital-; ] j ity, and gave "three cheers for New -1 I j berry" heartily. All sorts of comipli- | ] fanentary remarks were made by th~ j j i cold'^rs. such as that this was the, ^"swellest place" they had ever b?en j ( jTie fine treatment accorded them ' . have made this opinion among them J unanimous that they would never ] j.forget Newberry and would all like 1 /*> p < i it rrxo j ^ ? i .ii* > u.;;j vv a^aui. vyuj I pie enjoyed the rare opportunity of seeing so many of Uncle Sam's boys j in line, and as they realize that their L&t US and Save the Wb for Our Sd i m ' Condei Hie Natioii Newbc From report Ol /"* Showing Condition j Loans and Inv Liberty Bonds U. S. Bonds Cash and due: U. S. Treasi Capital Stock Surnlus and Hi Circulation . Dividends Unf Deposits Bills Payable ( erty Bonds) Rediscounts wi THE NATMU b. c. matthf.ws, t. k. j President. State, Count J\4ember ; V, n .:0 V. will places they a re niore than ever decrmined t > cr; terns ;n p:'s-!r.; "r- -.-tnd to .'id ihe K( i ! > the '-x nt of ihiiir ability. ( ha Hires A ppoiutrneufs 1 " I >i:\ Fuiitor: Please announce that, o'.vinu to n ' , sence of the pastor 5-t Sunday i:% lune. the following changes appointments will be made: 2nd Sunday, preaching at Xion af ' 11:30 and Prosperitv at ."?:3ft. 1 3rd Sunday, Prosperity at "il and j . 2ion at the afternoon hour. This in ; i rolves a change for onlv these two ! ! Sundays, and cnly for the month of ' Tune. 3 Thanking you in advance. Yours truly, , j. L. Stokes. Pastor. Prosperity. S. C., May 27. 101S. i AMERICA. I \Iy country tis of thee. Sweet land of liberty, i )f thee I sing; Land where my fathers died, ^anrt of the pilsrrim's pride, ^rom every mountain side, i ^.et freedom ring. 3ur father's God. to the Thee Author of liberty. To Thee we sing; Long may our land be bright, With freedom's holy light, Protect us by Thy might, Great God our King. CV~ 1 1- -1 uuu oave unr spjencr.a men, ???? I I |L I ^ ^ I i mki y5m>T3 ?? ? <* ^ ^ 1544 tised State OF ial Bank of >rry, South Car to the Comptroller of the at the Close of Busin RESOURCES esfments . . $ ' ? from Banks and irer .... $T LIABILITIES idivided Profits $ >aid .... secured by Lib ith Federal Bank si t RAM av NEW J umuI Vi llLi VT OHNSTONE, H. T. CANNOfs Cashier. Assistant Casl :y and City ? ? m mm. Federal Reserve b ?????? mmmmmmm. -m Ij -- . o;;r men. *: :: vie torious. :'. : .*,(! ciiivalroi.'R, ; c dear to i:~, our men. stain of sin h- j; our n:"n. W:\-:: .c:':.n would J'!' ? ^ Vv 'J /'jV'Ji'l k't'Ol) T!:- "' JjiiTO, I'e iheir protection sure <r:>i? hec-p our men. iu'i'i cur precious ir.cn, And :ow them to the end. liou hold our men. Hl-IJ in Thine arms so strong, TV. r:yhti:i rViov r>11 holnrtP" ' 'loid sRfe from every wrong, <jiod hold our men. J | TUESDAY H i OfTX MEM. [ WEATLESS nse ko invexix aiacjtrjajs. ' v I J K P r ( E n) BtfUT OS. BKEAKEAST RX3DS OOVTAJN7NO -VHXAT Cut Out the Jumps! Have you "the jumps"?cr other 1 manifestations of nervousness ? Are ' you easily confused or startled unexpected noises or sounds ? Do you worry or fret over trivialties ? Then look to your nerves. Something is radically wrong with them. ' Upset nervous conditions usually result from some exhausted or impaired bodily organ, which does not properly give it's allotted service. Go after the offender through that great recupera luiy tcmci kjl inc u<^Ay.\ uui aiuiiien_n. Ask your druggist for DR. CHARLES TONIC TABLETS. They are the very best cf preparations to soothe and smooth the racked and exhausted nerves of nervous prostration victims. ' ^ Those who are debilitated ; those who suffer from the groaning burden of _ liver and kidney trouble, will once more turn toward health, Dy using this splendid formula. The great wreckers of women's delicately balanced nervous systems as exemplified in the special ills peculiar to their sex?will be quickly relieved by DR. CHARLES TONIC TABLETS, which also present the gift of rich red blood to the anaemic. The TONIC will also go ?ar to arrest and vanish dyspepsia and many Wasting Uiscasca uiai iwau IV There are no injurious "come backs'* to DR. CHARLES TONIC TABLETS - and they will achieve marvellous recuperative results, where other tonics and reconstructive*: such as iron, strychnine, arsenic, ccd liver ?U? etc., often fail. Safe and pleasant to t&ke. PRICE 50 CENTS A BOX If your drnggrists does not carry tbem, send 50 CENTS and we will send a box bv mail. > DR. CHARLES FLESH FOOD COMPANY BROOKLYN. N. Y. ~? ;ment Newberry olina | i Currency I ess May 10,1918 t 685,684.06 f 1 O 4 1 O A Arv L i^*,i04vuu n 100,000.00, I ' 122,572,25 ,032,440.31 : 100,000.00 26,861.64 100,000.00 44.00 | 682,770.57 ' I 61,000.00 61,764.10 f 1 ,032,440.31 i I BERRY, S. C 1 I, W. W. CROMER | 1 hier. Assistant Cashier. i Depository j ystem x i