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WOMAN BOOMED FOR CAB * !>- ' Lillian Wald, head of the Henry S will probably head the new departm p -. by Senator Harding. | ; ^ AT THE OPERA HOUSE. <$> . "The Chorus Girl's Romance." Hs&r it An exact reproduction of the lob|?u:, by and dining room of the Taft hotel in New Haven was constructed on I? > . one of the large enclosed stages at ||. Metro's west coast studios in Holly-' pr; . .wood, Cal. This massive setting was used as a background for much of : the lively action in "The Chorus ? it- Tir_i.? ? IS tiirrs Komance, - ine i*.iei,ro spcv^ai production starring Viola Dana in the role of a lady of the chorus whose specialty is dancing the shimmy. The picture will be seen locally Tuesday at the opera house. Photographs were obtained of the interior of the famous hostelry frequented by the undergraduates of Yale university, and the plans x for the setting were drawn to comply ? ? ? +1?/* voal Vin+oT TIid I"... UtttUy WIUl vuc icai uvvw> j.wv www occupied practically all the floor / space of one of the three big stages in the studios and was complete in Ipi every detail from the swinging doors at the entrance to the two elevators, the cloak rooms, the desk and bal/'cony. ' Much of the action of 'The Chorus _ Girl's Romance," which is an adaptation by Percy Heath of F. Scott Fitzgerald's story, "Head and Shoul' ders," which appeared in the SaturK& day Evening Post, takes place in New W:- Haven. The hotel interior is only ?y one of several elaborate settings built for the production. A large 1 theatre interior and ^ cabaret are among the other big scenes. ^ r\ i i j tvt: p\ ; . William u. uowiana airecteu miss Dan in "The Chorus Girl's Romance" jK and John , Arnold photographed the picture. Gareth Hughes, Tom GalH lery, Lawrence Grant and Edward <. Jobson all have important parts in support of Miss Dana. "Stop TIjief." "Stop Thief!" the Goldwyn picture which comes to the opera house ^Thursday, is said to be one of the best comedy*vehicles ever interpreted by Tom Moore.' As a legitimate ^ stage offering, "Stop. Thief!" made record runs and delighted audiences wherever it was, presented. As a picture it has doubled its interest-, ^ ^ vi^iAiilrknc IT). aiiU I~S d ui uuivuivM qidents from start to finish. More funny things happen in the 48 hours within which the play is supposed +0 take place than would be. thought humanly possible. Tom Moore and Hazel Danly as the thieves, disguised as maid and detective, enter the orderly house of the Carrs, where a wedding is pending, and turn it into a chaos of confusion during which valuables disappear and s reappear in the most unexplainable manner. The accomplices are unconsciously aided in their scheming by old Mr. Carr (Ed. McWade) and the bridegroom (Raymond Hatton), who be lieve themselves the victims of kleptomania. After the most unbelievably absurd situations, matters ad just themselves, arid the play enas X , / happily. "Stop Thief!" was made with a supporting cast picked from Goldwyn's cleverest actors, and was directed by Harry Beaumont, the star comedy director of the Goldwyn studios. ' "The Veiled Mystery." Antonio Moreno, who portrays the leading role in "The Veiled Mystery," Vitagraph's latest and most sensational serial thriller, of his own volition deserted the work of acting in photoplay feature productions for the daring and excitement of serial production. Moreon, a rugged and INET POST UNDER HARDING. 1 b , u treet Settlement of New York, who ent for public welfare contemplated 1 |i Ic athletic young man, discovered that I c the serenity of his existence as a j t popular photoplay star had a dulling! g j effect upon his disposition. |c He craved action and excitement,] | but loving the film profession too j j i keenly' to leave it altogether, he hit j e ! upon tfye happy expedient of playing j t in serials?than which there is no a more strenuous branch of motion picture production. His first was "The Perils of Thunder Mountain," which was such a marked success ? that Vitagraph followed it imme- ( diately with "The Invisible Hand," in s which, as in "The Veiled Mystery," t he was supported by Pauline Curley. j "The Veiled Mystery" is being ( shown. every Saturday at the opera . ( house. j c I I Clerk-Carrier Examination. A clerk-carrier examination will j I FOR 1000 Bushels Han The best early oats better than the Fulg from my own experic myself, j Price $1.75 HO. C?1 TTA??el>?l? Ik/11 V CI out V , ====== 1 SOUTHERN Announi ! . Excursic I TO COLUfl ACCO ICTATF . Ji A Jk JL MbL I October, 25 j ,FRC All South Cai i Excursion Tickets on Sale Oct , trains scheduled to arrive Colu I 29th. Good returning to reach ; midnight, October 30? 1S20. SPECIAL * -i nr 1 l _ I Will be operated on vv sanesua j October 28th, on the following s Lv. Anderson ,5:00 A.M. 1 Lv. Greenwood 6:40 A.M. Lv. CKappeils 7:22 A.M. | Lv. Old Town 7:35 A.M. j Lv. Silverstreet 7:47 A.M. j Lv. Newlerry S:05 A. M. j ' i Ample equipment will be pro Minimum round trip fare $1 .( For further information and r et Agents or to [ i >e held at Newberry, S. C., on Satrday, October 30, 1920, for the purose of establishing an eligible regsler from which to make appointments to fill vacancies in the clerial or carrier forces that now exist r may hereafter occur at Newberv. S. 0., -post office. Persons desiring to take this exmination may secure blanks and lecessary information from the loal secretary at Newberry, S. C., list office, or the secretary of the ifth civil service district, Atlanta, icU v p RRADFORD to address TATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Rock Hill, Oct. 16.?W. R. Bradord of Fort Mill, chairman of the vays and means committee of the South Carolina legislature, has acepted an invitation to address the State Teachers' association on Fri!ay evening, November 26, on the juestion of school finance. This is me of the most important questions he schools are facing. Mr. Bradrord is eminently fitted to discuss his question in a "most intelligenl vay. Interest in the meeting is growing .11 c- + n*-a T"l T. T.fwis til UVCI l/IIC ouai/t. jl-' ?w ..? ounty superintendent of Darlington las forwarded a check fron) the :ounty board of education paying th< lues of all the teachers of his coun y. Dillon county has pledged th? iame thing. It is thought that othei :ounties will follow the same plan. The officers of the association ar< )lanning for the greatest meeting !Ver neia. Iiiariy muicouuuo ait hat there will be a record breaking ittendance. Halloween Frolic. There will be given a Halloweer jarty at Little Mountain high schoo >n October 27 for benefit of th< ichool. Lots of fun and good thing! ;o eat are in store for those who ar< ?ortunate enough to come. Com< >ne and all and let us show eacl >ther what a good time really is. A :ordial welcome awaits you. Subscribe to The Herald and News tfews, $2.00 a year. C A I 17 / . " / nmond Seed Oats on the market. Lots hum. I know this ;nce. I grow them per bushel. Long c ier, o. RAILWAY ces Low >n Fares dBIA, S. C. UNT : FAIR to 29, 1920 rolina Points ober 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and foi mbia before noon of Octobei original starting point prior t< TRAINS y, October 27, and Thursday chedules: Lv, Prosperity 8:33 A. M Lv. Pomaria 6:48 A. M Lv. Peak 9:00 A. M Ar. Columbia 10:00 A. M Reluming: I.v. Columbia 7:30 P. M irided on all regular trains. 30. ound trip fares, apply to TickS. H. McLEAN, Dist. Pass. Agt., Columbia, S. C I ?? TO OUR TRADE | | Cur Cabbage will arrive about the 10th of November. They will sell at 2c a pound. PAnno v/>#fr nrrlp.rs A I iWftV ^ w v in now. . MILLER BROS. | Prosperity, S. C. ' i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons holding claims against ?tiie estate ot J. KeuDen rnomas, ae! ceased, will present same duly at> tested to the undersigned, at Blairs, S. C., or to my attorneys, Hunt, Hunt &. Hunter, Newberry, S. C., on or before the 14th day of October, 5 1920. ^ Lewis S. Henderson, As Executor of the last will and testr ament of J. Reuben Thomas, de' September 17, 1920. J -; Subscribe to The Herald and News * $2.00 a year. ''NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL : ELECTION IN REEDERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 42. The State of South .Carolina, County of Newberry. Whereas, a written petition or request made and signed by at least one-third of the resident electors and a like proportion of the resident freeholders of the age of 21 years of school district No. 42 of Newberry county, the State of South Carolina, 1! having been duly presented to us re,! questing us to ordef an election subj mitting to the qualified voters oi 5 ] electors of said school district the 5 j question of issuing and selling cou>! pon bonds of said school district * payable to bearer, ? aggregating t the - sum of four thou^ajid ($4,000) dol1 lars, in such denominations as we i may deem necessary, not to exceec 8 per cent, of the, assessed valuatior of the property of.spid school distncl for taxation, bearing a rate of inter * est not -exceeding ,per cent, per annum payable annually, at such times , as we may deem -t^est, to determim i whether said bon<& shall be issuec or not as provided; in Section 1741: j of Volume I of tqe 1912 Code oi Laws of said state; and whereas, we the trustees of said school districi have had a survey ,^f said school dis trict made by Neely J. Cromer, i | competent surveyor, and a plat there I of made and filed in the office of th< clerk of the court for Newbern county, in said state; Now, be it resojfved, That for th< purpose of determining the issue o: said bonds as authorized in Sectioi i 1743 of Volume I of the 11)12 Cod< | of Laws for said s^ate, an election i; (hereby ordered to'be held at or nea: i the site for the ^ew school house in said school district, on Saturday the 23rd day of October, 1920, th< j polls to be opened at 7 o'clock in th< ! forenoon, and closed at 4 o'clock ii i the afternoon, on'the question o j whether such bonds shall be issue< j or not, in which election only quali fied voters or electors residing in sai< school district shall be allowed t< vote. P. C. Workman, A. C. Mills, J. F Bedenbaugh are hereby 'appointe* managers of such election. The ballot cast must have writtei on printed on it the words "Fo Bonds" or ''Against Bonds." " I. M. Smith, J. A. Davis, J. B. Speake, Trustees of School District No. 41 \ of Newberry County, the State o South Carolina. October 12, 1920. . NOTICE OF ELECTION ? ? State of South Carolina, County of Newberry. Notice is hereby given that th< rionornl Trloffinn f nv Prpsifjpntifl and Vice Presidential Electors United States Senator and Represen tatives in Congress will be held ai I the voting precincts fixed by law ir the County of Newberry on Tuesday November 2, 1920, said day beinj * Tuesday following the first Monday as prescribed by the State Constitu tion. The qualifications for suffrage arc as follows: Residence in State for two years in the County one year, in the poll| ing precinct in which the elector of . I fers to vote, four months, and the j payment six months before an> election of any poll tax then due anc r payable: Provided, That ministers ) in charge of an organized church and teachers of public schools shal' be entitled to vote after six months residence in the State, otherwise j qualified. I i i* T-> 4. ? 11 j registration.?rayxneuu ui cu. j taxes, including poll tax, assessed ?1 and collectible during the previous j year. The production of a certifi! cate or the receipt of the officer authorized to collect such taxes shall j be conclusive proof of the payment .! thereof. Before the hour fixed for opening the polls Managers and Clerks must fol-/} nr>rl en tn the ConStitU tional oath. The Chairman of the , Board of Managers can administer the oath to the other Managers and to the Clerk; a Notary Public must administer the oath to Chairman. ? The Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place must bt; opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at 4 o'clock p. m., except in the City | of Charleston, where they shall be I opened at 7 :i. m. and closed at < BETTER THAN ! WHISKEY FOR i COLDS AND FLU . New Elixir, Called Aspiron-1 j al, Medicated With Latest j | Scientific Remedies, Used j ! and Endorsed by Euro-1 I pean and American Army i i Surgeons to Cut Short a ! Cold and Prevent Compli- j j cations. | Every Druggist in U. S. In-! j structed to Refund Price ,While You Wait at Counter if Relief Does Not Come Within Two Minutes. Delightful Taste, Immediate Relief, Quick Warm-Up. The sensation of the year in i no j drug trade is Aspironal, the twominute cold and cough reliever, authoritatively guaranteed by the labora- I tories;- tested, approved and most enthusiastically endorsed by the highest authorities, and proclaimed by the common people as ton times as quick and effective as whiskey, rock and rve, or any other cold and cough remedy tliev have ever tried. All drug stores are now supplied with the wonderful new elixir, so all you have to do to get rid of that cold is to step into the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and tell him to serve you two teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon fuls of water in a glass. With you& [i watch in your hand, take the drink* | at cn^ swallow and call for your money fj back in two minutes it you cannor j ; feel your cold fading away like a dream within the time limit. Don't be bash- j \ fnl, for ali druggists invito you and I expect you to try it. Everybody's do, ing it. When your cold or cough is re[ lieved, take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and babies^ for [ Aspiroual is by far the safest and most ' effective, the easiest to take and the [ most agreeable cold and cough remedy I! for infants and children.?(Adv.) J i : NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT I will make a final settlement of 5 the estate of Mary J. Dickert in the J Probate Court for Newbery County, 1 South Carolina, on Monday the 8:h 5 day 'if November 1920, at 1C oViock f j in the forenoon and will immediately , thereafter ask for my discharge as. t; Administrator of said e3tnte. j Geo. M. Dickert, i Administrator. | Newberry, S. C., Oct. 6th, 1920. 'j ? J J ? _ y. m. a The Managers have the power to ? fill a vacancy; and if none of the 1 Managers attend, the citizens can apa point from among the qualified votg ers, the Managers, who, after being r sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election the ' Managers and Clerk must proceed g publicly to open the ballot box and 3 count the ballots therein, and con~ tinue without adjournment until the f same is completed, and make a state^ ment of the result for each office, and sign the same. Within three ^ days thereafter the Chairman of the . Board, or some one designated by J the Board, must deliver to the Comi missioncrs of Election the poll list, j the box containing the ballots and written statements of the result of 1 the election. r Managers of Election.?The following Managers of Election have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said County: I > VowKorrv Court House?li. T. f Caldwell, A. J. S. Langford, Miss Mary L. Burton. ' Newberry Cotton Mills?George W. Robinson, H. S. Turner, Thos. S. Adams. Mollohon Mill?Wilbur Gantt, I. T. Timmerman, G. H. Perkins. Oakland Mill?S. R. Timmerman, Jeff T. Cromer, J. C. Suber. Glymphville?J. H. Cromer, E. L. : Glymph, J. W. Caldwell. 1 Helena?J. G. Miller, J. R. Lake, ' F. G. Spearman, Sr. t Mavbinton?J. Berry Richards, W. . V. Lyles, W. B. Whitney. Whitmire?F. W. Fant, W. G. r Duckett, Mrs. W. R. Miller. 5 Betheden?R. C. Carlisle, E. C. : Folk, B. H. Caldwell. Jalapa?A. B. Miller, B. L. Albrit; ton, L. B. Hutson. Longshore?Mrs. Hennie B. Senn, i jC: H. Martin,'J. R. Spearman, Jr. I ! Williams Store?Henry Fellers, .! Jr., Mrs. Kate Holloway Coleman, W. , R. Leavell. r Chappells?Mrs. Kate Holloway [ Coleman, J. J. Bcazman, W. B. Al5! len. i Utopia?J. H. Attaway, W. R. i Schumpert, W. W. Herbert. ' Pvnc.npritv?W. C. Dominick, G. A *. ! C. Fellers, Mrs. Maggie Barre Werts. Hendricks Mill?P. B. Warner, [ George H. Hunter, C. E. I.c?ter. [ j Slighs?E. R. Shealy, A. H. ; | Counts, John Dow. j Jolly Street?T. A. Ellesor, W. B. t Beii'.est, Jr., W. 0. Richardson. [ Central S' hool House? E. S.! ; | Shealy, Dav.'d Koon. Sligh Wicker, j Pomaria?J. W. Alewine, Mrs. J. j . i d w iv rprlpv. ; r ' Waiton-Ui!'mV Felker' J. S. Fow ! . lei-, J. J. Hentr. ! { Tvit. Bethel?(.-'cargo S. Rufif, Jon 11' jBaker, H. 0. Graham. [ St. Phillips?A. ?. Lominick, J. j ; i L. Ruff, G. W. Shealy. Little Mountain?W. B. Shealy, S. 1 W. Young, Miss Elberta Sease. Union Academy?M. L. Strauss, P. < O. Parrott, II. J. Kinard. Kinards?-J. A. Dominick, L. J.; Brooks, A. D. Johnson. j Garmany Academy?E. S. Boozer, j I \\ . C. Brown, Jr.. \V. (I. I lmcr. .1 _ _ Peak?M. W. Wilson, J. 0. Get the Boxes at Court House? Counts, W. 0. Oliver. One Manager from each precinct Lambert W. Jones, should be certain to get the boxes, J. i>. T. Scott, ballots and instructions at the court B. II. Ilc-rron, i house Saturday, October 30. Commissioners of Federal Election! Lambert.W. Jones, for Newberry County, S. C. I . Chairman. jm*el {_, [jf?M ipiBijP I ntfaMa*0> | I Big-Six J g Why does the BIG-SIX endear itself % 1 so to owners? Why is its circle of g I friends widening so fast? Beauty, I S riding luxury and performance ex- ft I * ft.' celled by no other motor car built? 8 i therein lies ine answer, vuuic Hi UtiU K inspect this wonderful car, or better still, let ue give ycu a demonstration. 60-H.?. detachable-hcad motor; * intermediate transmission; 126- ^ inch wheelbase, insuring ample - ' room for seven adults. 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