The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 21, 1920, Page FOUR, Image 4
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k - E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Tuesday,
December 21, VJ'JO. j
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Only that all drivers of tars would j
learn the simple rule to drive to the;
right, and always do that thing. It
, is the st$te law, and besides it helps |
the* pedestrian as well as the driver:
of other cars. When one. goes to !
cross anv of the streets of the ritv i
he most look in all directions, and if!
- the crossing is at an intersection of!
streets he hns to look more ways or ;
directions than he has eyes, and then,
he is in danger of being run over.
Because even when the stop sign
gjfc swings and waves theNcar generally;
fi- -' crosses the street before it stops, and
then you are already run over.
Each one of the subscribers to
this paper has it in his power to,
nvoo/knf Ia fVi A
inonc vuii/ivoouv vv viib butuvi
iJand
publishers of this paper which
H would be greatly appreciated, and in
p|?' : return we could and would send you
a Christmas present which you should
greatly appreciate. Just send us one'
dollar for six months subscription, _
or two dollars for one year, and we
will send you the paper right along
for the time, and "vye will all have 3
happy Christmas together. Will you
do it, and if your time is out please
look into it and attend to it 21 once
ana yo? wia uk more ciyuj >vui
tnrfcsyiihmoT at the good and glad
Christmas time, because you will
know you have assisted others to do
^ the same thing. I
PRESS TROUBLES.
We have i;ot said anything about'
the recent delays in mailing the p.i-'
per because we have been thinking
fe&"-fhov wnnW hp but it has.'
It so frequent that it is but due to;
that the boys have had some trou- i
orith the press. They have' cori- |
ed that one of the things is that!
have heen trying to pr:nfcv winner
ink-rollers when they sht'Uul
.winter ink rolfeira, and so th^y'
ordered a set and we hope i.hev 4
co;ne in time lur this iyaue ijo
they may print it better. T4;en
re of the. opinion chat the reae.-jv
aieat of j^uper -which th-vy have;
red is an inferior qydiijj nv.u'
i that is used up they expect to ,
o . Kof+o-r finnlifv r?vpr? ir it. doo."; '
Eccst a little more. ;
You see they ha*e been accustored
to asing a cylinder press itr?<l
printing from fiat sheets and no v
they are printing from a roll and it
takes some time to get things adjusted,
but they have the energy and
the stick-at-it quality which will brin??
success, we are sure. j
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The citizens of Anderson have
held a meeting and h^ve petitioned
the legislature to keep down the tax
P uurocn wic coming sesiHVii, etuu -pivtested
'against tiie approximation of
the appropriation, as submitted by the
budget-committee of ten million dollars*/
For the appropriation bill to
leap at the, rate of three million and
more the year is making pretty good
jumps, and in these times of stress
7 - and financial stringency it is best to
r" go slow and not make any but the
real necessary appropriations. Cut
out the proposed extensions and in- j
creases for many of the state institu- j
i tio&s, and let them wait until after]
this readjustment period, 'take off {
some of the state boards and commit-j
?Jh tees and supervisors of various departments,
and many things which
seVm small in themselves but in the:
aggregate amount to a pretty biff!
sum might be taken off during this'
. time of getting settled down to normalcy.
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When it comes to the common,
schools the people themselves have1
endorsed the action of the legislature ;
in making provision for state "aid, by\
voting the taxes to meet the condi-!
tions laid down in the statute, and it
would be against th& wish of the peo-;
pie to fail to make pfcpvision for the
; v- support of the common schools, ar-.l
p-1; besides it would completely demorn!- ;
i - ize the school system because the ;
schools have been opened and are op-;
crating under the impression that the,
legislature will keep faith with them'
by leaking the appropriation after:
the people have met the conditions;
by voting the special tax. ]>ut belter'
ga slow in making new things f;?r
"which to spend money. There is
read1* talk of a taxoayers' convention I
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to petition thaf the tai:?.: be kept as
low as possu.
CONFIDENCE IN 7HI* COMMU-;
?' NITY.
The County Savings b-v.k of AlA
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vil]e, an institution only aboni a
0 ' year old, closed its dcor* a few days:
| . ago. because certain c? its creditors, j
it seems, were making demands fori
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the.monev and the bank could not
collect and therefore could not pay j
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went over to A! ;; ; ' ' rl. 1
up the affairs of the in1:'-. an;! r.-p-n
cd that there w t- r<> ? .1 <-s?sity
the bank to close, and that the o!*:
cers were rather over caivfui.
the bank was entirely solvent, aw
could meet its obl;<xati->:!S.
In the meantime t!:r oUier b?;
of the city and the city itself offeree
to make deposit? and wanted, the o<
ficers to po on, but they decided thsafe
plan f.as to have the bank ex
aminer come. After his report th:
bank immediately opened its door
and proceeded to do business.
The Abbeville Press and Banner
in commenting on the affair says
that it feels like taking: off its hat U
the people of Abbeville. The city o
Abbeville immediately made a dc
posit of $11,000 and each pf the cth
er banks a deposit of $2,500 and no
one of the regular customers wun
drew his money. The Press and Ban
ner says that all this sounds fine
"but it is a finer thing to be able t<
state that not a single depositor o.
the bank withdrew his account during
the day. It was as quiet about tin
County Savings bank building as i
was on law range yesterday, v am
that is saying a good deal."
And further the Press and Bannei
says the people of "the community
have shown that they have the com
munity spirit. A little money nov
counts for a good deal and with thi
josses which most people are sustain
ing, in one Business and anoi/y;'
people are afraid to lose. Bnt tlvi.
conduct towards this bank shows vh::
they had rather iose a little ?.?or:
than show the slacker -spir!:. The;
had rather lose a little xhyl be ^ooi
neighbors than sesu.ro their nv.ne;
and withdraw into their selfish s'
That is on/ reason why ivn- bcPrv:
that Abbeville is a town worth whiii
to live in. We may be sloy', ma:
be wanting in many' things, but vf?c
the scratch ccmes and some of oipeople
are in trouble, ihe tin;" b:i
pr J^t come wJ>en otfrcrr/wi'l rtfiiv
to go to. the rescue. if; shoiUd tokens
that-we can do thirds
only ' . our .rho.uid'ecs to th;
v/heels."
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.j often the human in v.:; v:y'[
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. | push the man or the instisut5 v: .
21 aqd instead of throwing out the
s! line and asking that it be talrcn
j and all of us pull together and save,
'the institution, or the business or the
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3'j It takes the community spirit to1
f make any community go. and the.
community spirit is nothing: more ncr
less than confidence in the eonimu-;
j. nity, and that means confidence inthe
citizens of the community, and;
not sklFply lip confidence, but that ,
confidence which can stand the acidj
' test, as .did this good community of;
f Abbeville when they came to the |
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v i rescue ana saia iu uiw vuuui.) oa?*,
I ings bank we have confidenco in your i
^ integrity and we know that our mon
j! ey that is with you is in honest:
i hands and if you are in present trou-;
j ble it is but temporary and we throw
r out to you the life line, take hold
' and come to sKore in safety. That
is the right sort of spirit and the
7 pity is mere of us do not manifest
" it in such a tangible way;
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vt:! -v;;> wlshou*; Setximest-:<c> the*
pi':!-* ?rr "ic ? or t;ic ! the
titnt-c government. It is no time to
launch a builning canrnaipr. the expo
nse cf ths state. i
V7e notice thr.t cur eld friend Ben
Sellers goes After the state superintendent
of education for asking an
iric:c-.:-e of nearly a million dollars
over last year. This is made necessary
in order to carr^' cut the lavrs
of force on the statute books at this
time, and put thereby the legislature
itself, and, if the present legislature
does not make provision #o carry
them out there will be demoralization
of the entire public school system in
the state. The minimum term and
the minimum salary were fixed in the
statute and the districts have complied
with the conditions laid down
in order to13oc\r. e these two things,
3 ' : : H.; :!.sr\are should frit
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c.ii : in ' * Paiace of f.'-jv
V/; the opera house Thurs-1
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.-*;>?edjr.;r. What's the matter with I
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' he specc civ ? This is the first case |
in some :i:v.c.
Whit!: will it be, Rodelspergcr orj
?.!:iyc-.s? That's the highly interest ;
h.g topic iii this community. Next;
'! night may decide the ques-i
lion. j
"rrol!;**' tonight, Monday, and!
YOh paduv" P'ridav night. Two
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>u kr(;-- it-would be "Oh Daddy"j
CLrirtnia: ?ve night?
Ever z ~ rr-.any people will be glad j
to know t the Newberry hotel will j
be ready >> resume business by the j
first of Jr.auary ih its handsome and;
up-to-dato quarters under the man-j
agrement r* Proprietor Bullock, who,
is about vhc most popular hotel man-j
agcr in fc:.utn uarouna. . j
Contractor L. A. Wilson has the
contract io repaint the exterior of
the post office building. !
There's a den of lions in Mack
Sennett's "Love, Honor and Behave."
Charlie Murray falls in the middle
and cut talks a lioness. Any married
n-an with imagination and experience
ought to be able to do the same,
says Charlie. See it at the opera
house Tuesday.
Not' every one in Newberry knows
that within three miles of this city,
on Mr. Jim Kibler's placc, there is a
fine bh?e granite quarry. A lady
who has visited there says it is genuine
blue granite. She describes it
?3 bc'n.T beautiful and valuable. It
vt.5 v. c; ri many years ago, but the
cv 3cv f" 2nd the quarry was abanficne^.
f :iiy informant says this real
::v?.r:it2 i abundant there and she
~hinks it "ould be a good investment
for some one to take hold and work
iL "for a : It is worth."
If yo" believed your sweetheart
recponsil ie for the death of your
father, y.'ould you turn from him?
That question rankled in the heart <?f
jRrth Yr: 'v, in "Out nf the ?nows.
What t'i" Rulh <io? What woyM yon
oi> in T.-yn's i>lac<\ young lady? Sw
the aii-.v.. r at the" opera house W?dni
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The rhm for a community Christmas
tree is talcing we!I. The idea of <v
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T!(f' JIovaM and News ha: :i little It
ft*.!.' as -i jtroes alonsr. One of its ai:asj
is to seal Cor Howl-is with sunshine on !
the v/ay. 1
All male persons between the agesj,
of is ?;n?-l 50 years are liable to payj<
a road tax of six dollars, except 11
those residing in incorporated towns
and cities, and should make return of;"
same. / ! i
Christmas will be here next week.!]
"And don't you forjret it." <
Stop to look at the beautiful win- 1
(lows in some of the stores of this
city dressed up" for Chrint- i
i mas. i
We hope all the people will enjoy thomsplvps
durini? the holidays. And 1
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i while they ure feasting and having a!
ihappy time, we hope, also, that not!
i one will forget the sad children else-!
| where in the world, but will remem-j
j fcer them in a substantia! way.
j The reporter is sorry Miss Colie
| Blease lost her pearl necklace so soon ,
! after arriving at home for vacation, j
j The body of Fleming Jeter's!
| mother was expected to arrive here
| Monday from Florida to be buried by]
| Undertaker T. A. Williams.
I Walt Miller, colored, brother of j
| "Shine" Miller of Newberry, a for- j
mer soldier in the service of the gov- j
' ernment, died at the hospital in Ashe- j
villc, and will be buried from the un-1
dertaking establishment of T. A. Wil-1
liams on Tuesday.
Nearly* all soiis of vVeather ex-|
pericnced in Newberry Sunday. It
tried to snow, sleeted a little and then
drizsled away.
Someone has borrowed "Uncle
Sam" in the shape of a coat. It is
a coat that has been borrowed be- i
fore on many occasions. Some years I
apo Dr. Theodore Johnstone had it}
made for a special celebration in i
which he took part, wearing1 the coat..|
{It made such a hit'that other men!
1 borrowed it from lime to time for!
differ or.', functions. It' was not re-j
j turned from the last "borrowing;"*
j and "Dr. Ted" would like to recover,
j it as a relic of-j>ast days. -j
A fine Saluda 'possum was bought!
-r -.i_ n r> isr;n:? ntfr. P,-,+?o-,. '
u j o. i.' . y? iiua<iir> u#y jl/uvivi .
Crr/ipbd1 Friday, it was put in a box
ifftd lefc for the :night. Saturday!
I morning when Mr. CaiPjibell went to
% thr> bnv "old poss" was iraiie?-got
GJ- tU vsuv^rvii.v
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It is owned by many who
can afforcl to pay anything
they wish for the things
they use. -,
It is always bought be-^
cause of its known value
^and its after economies.
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30 Laurei
rjfc and left. Now the loser says he
ill give a collar for the return of
.hat 'possum.
We did not have the pleasure of
hearing him, but have been told that
[he Rev. Mr. Kanamori, the eloquent
Japanese preaeher, preaehed a splendid
sermon last Thursday night at
the Church of the Redeemer.
There was a man here from Greenwood
Friday with a big load of
oranges which he sold at-75 cents a
peck. It didn't take him long to sell
kllttAff M'nv Art aU
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the orange crush.
A hard hearted young man called
our attention to a pretty girl Saturday
limprng painfully and he said it
was a case of tight shoes. We tried *
to defend the young lady by telling
him "it might be tacks or a sore
foot." He said no, it was a small
shoe and corns. But some (some)
young ladies do Wear shoes too small
for their little feet: which is not
right. .
Stags will meet this Wednesday
night 7:30 o'clock. /
Dcn'i forget Stag meeting this
Wednesday night O. Klettner's hall
7:30 *>. m.
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Delight the Girl on Christmas
morning with a .
Wrot Watch
We have them in 10 and 20
year gold cases at very reasonable
prices. Guaranteed to us .
to you.
For Him
on Xmas morning an Ingersoll
Watch would please. ' Prices
from $2.50 to $11.50 for the
gold filled one.
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Come today, ask us to show
them to. you.
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