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rn?mammmmmunmam mmwmmi mumbmvmbmm jjte JeraGi an0 ||m Eitered at the Postoffice at New. Hm. S. CL as 2nd class matter. . ! E. H. AU1L, EDITOR. : ( Tuesday, November 12, 1918. ' I CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR THE BOYS. I We see from the Greenville News that a movement is on foot in that city to arrange a Christmas present for every soldier in the 30th division The plan is to raise the money and send it in a lump sum to a Red Cross division near the boys and let the Red Cross see to it that every man m the division is given a present at Christmas. This is a beautiful spirit and we j feel sure that there are' many in; Newberry who would be glad to contribute something to this cause, and they should be glad of the privilege.! Those of us who are at home can I scarcely appreciate what it is toj spend this glad time of peace and good! will to men thousands of miles awavi from home and loved ones, and what! ft nlAA?ia/nt featurA it will be to them I to know that they are remembered at I the Christmas time. Many of thej Newberry boys are in this division. If there are any Newberrians who would like to contribute to this cause they may write to the editor of the Greenville ?News and we are -sure be will take pleasure "in telling them how * they may do so. [ We desire to remind our subscribers that under the ruling of the war board we can net send papers unless v ( ' the subscription is paid in advance. We have a few whose time, expired on the 15th of October and the 1st of November who have not renewed and we have not been able to, correct our list. We will send them statements today and if they do not pay or call us the paper will stop after this. issue. x v ?? S Mr. P. O. W. Setzler of Pomaria "was in the citp the other day and renewed his subscription for another year., He has been a regular subscriber to The JFIerald and News and its predecessors since ijsto? ana na? invariably paid for his paper in advance and has never been 'on the di, linquent list when we had such a list. Though we had been in the community of his home many times wo had never seen the house until Sunday afternoon when we drove there He lives at the old homestead of his acestors and at the *place where be was born. He is one of the substantial farmers of #ie county. - Provost Marshal Crowder in issuing calls for* men to the camps always i issues separate calls of the races, and when they arrived at camp they are placed in separate omits. In looking over the lists of the local hoard iii its call for, men for physical examination during this last call men of both races have been called for examination on the same day. Would it not be better for both races and in keeping with the customs of the war department to have the races called on separate days, or is there any particular reason for calling them together? We are only asking for information. ? un?? Aji officer in arresting men should have some good foundation for the is. suing of the warrant. It is no small matte** .to charge a citizen with disloyalty. Joe Quattlebaum, as good citizen and as true as there is in the * - ' .nom county was nauxea up dcj.ui c wm-. missioner the other day charged with disloval utterances, and when the witnesses summoned by the srovernment appeared they said they did not know why they were called, that they had never heard him utter any disloyal statements, and there was absolutely no evidence to substantiate the charge and the government attorney asked the discharge of Mr: Quattlebaum. Jurors for General Sessions Court Xovember 25th, 1918. J. Foster Sean, J. W. Mack, Fred 0. Koon, M. W. Clary, L .J. King. J. F McCoanell, C.^E. Abrams, J. M. Felker, H. M. Boozer, W. E. Long, P. L. Ninchols, G. W. Shealy, J. A. Bunrick, P. B O'Dell, W. T... Livingston, R. B Hunter, B. T. Young. D. C. Drigger3, Pope L. Buford, J. H. McCullough, T. J. Abrams, H. L. Boozer, J. W. Henderson, G. A. Pugh, H. 'M. Wicker, Otwey Salter, R. 0. Carlisle, A. P. Lindler, Nolan Boozer, E. C. Hollingsworth, C. F. Saner, J. B. Hollingsworth, J. T. Mack, W. H. Hardeman. Dansby U. Berley, J. J. Senn. Mr. Robert Price of the IT. S. navy is on a visit to his father, Mr. S. IT. B. Price with a furlough of 15 days After his return he is expecting to go -oyer seas. Others 17 UAllSUl ; Every phonograph ai in Newberry claims t chine with the best t< We have proved that The NE) ccin _ r%L M ne rnonogi / ' i musically outclasses all machines, regardless of j it by making a direct co] with the human voice played instruments. We have given this pi make one of his famous berry. Last' month at tl Edison defied 500 musi< faintest shade of differer of voice and Miss Tiffan: , the instrument and sai voice. Not an ear in the detect apy difference. detect. ! No, other sound sustains this test that you will som own home. Why Gilder < 1 I KM I . Listen 50 T. to arm k Ten that will We can . NOW. Cc \ >'"5 ' F / - 5 Claim % i Ptmcn/ye IX# ^i/ C/O id talking machine dealei hat he handles the ma>ne. We claim nothing, N EDISON raph with a Soul" phonographs and talking name or make?we proved mparison of the New Edison t M/] A />^ M OUU M1U9IV VI UUUiail> I oof?we have had Edison tone tests right here in Newle Opera House the New : lovers to distinguish the ice between its Re-Creation y herself as she stood beside ng while it re-created her room was 'keen enough to rjiere was no difference to 1, * * . -reproducing device This is the music * eday want in your ' wait ? Easy terms, AGENCY A & Weeks / .f ???? ,f\ % . -r . ?lid / We Ha snness* re Mondaj nessee do you go I " , save you $5 >me and look \ * M * ^HAcnomfv ivj , % Marie Tiffany singing in direct comparison with a re-creation of her voice on the New Edison. I X. * i ? r. \ r i * j * . "< . - -.*:4 > *r' ? /. ' ? T 9 vuinpaii^ m * A ten Now! t ive se Mules 7 and some Mares uu iu luun. at* -v * 0.00 by buying at them. VISE s. c. % ! NOTHING HELD BACK THAT WILL CONFIR3l| ! Georpe Creel Declares Committee on Public Information is Not Keeping Secret. Washington .Nov. 7.?Late tonight George Creel, chairman of the commi+tpp rm r?iihHr> in formation icoto'l the following statement as-the result of widely circulated reports that the | cable Censorship was holding up dis. patches which might confirm the false announcement cabled today that an armistice had been signed: i ! "Any such report is absolutely untrue. No dispatch bearing upon any : phase of the armistice negotiations is heine- stonned or even halted in the i New York office. The channel is wide open." i ! ! Stalk ? '1 1 1 j mammmmmmBmmmmmmBmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmammmamm f ; ' j Just received John A. McK ters. This ci \ * ; en the Blue I fltnA it llOO V\? At 11UO UV at the State I Hie Pur ! I i i ! i, ! i . Jewelry foi i ?. ' Jewelry has for a long time been holiday gift. We are shot* and will be pleaeed to have before buying. The Government has requested done as soon as possible. J j Early shoppers will very Hkely fin least something suitable but ous to Christmas will proba be a great scarcity of merch "\ I Cooper's Je Next door to the n< ' *'v" . i y Bug will? ?! nmm iiwi ihii hi iiiiiwiiii i I __________ | ! ? We have < ! dred BU< hand. Fc ? Ki . Kincas. suit you. I The Pur I . _=___T NOTICE! I have the agency for the celebrated. Schulz Pianos and d Organs. Shipped to your M dtpct direct. I will save you ^ from $ioo to $200 on pianos and $25 on organs. 20 year ; guarantee 011 each instrument. I J. L. BOWLES i C i O WEST-MARTIN CO. Ej; ' ix shipment of i ay Staik Cut- | utter has tak^ A ?: m iibbon every I ;en exhibited j air* 1 I ? 7^ ( * "ceil lo. ' i Christmas considered the most appropriate ring a beautiful assortment now i you call and inspect our fine f . - - that the Christmas shopping* be Be patriotic and Bay Now. - ^ ? r td what they are looking for orat t taoae who wait until just preri- . ? bly be disappointed as there willv tartdise later on. o .... y welry Store ew Exchange Bank ( B i 2ies 1 I " t one hund- J jGIES on 1 1 J ?ur uiiiciPrices to ; \ . cell lo. . V t ' > s ; >: i