Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

??r."ONAL, r "'-ve rtent' Many People. n l ^:o?e V. i^c . . " -w < vrv. S. . a ?> ro> - . r. ?:T v-i i no acr ' . s .ock: v of :he' : " " . v.*:!! ir.e " "J< ? . ^17 -i CiCCiv, ? "" " d. r?. C- ;i V. ,;; i . icr as ; ... :y of i 'onlral . . ' vv. Von.iay ' ! ?'.!> str. four: . .? 1.. ' v .i :>i i v ? i., ? . .i. i .Mi . Fa'.ua Lake . e 1 v*c\ ">erd in Columbia. . 'rs. X : iv I A brains and her i \v: :.r. "v. Wl-1 Xeal and lit*Ic , \. *! ;! fri.v- is in the city last ' ' *eek. 31". ana 3Ir.>. Ceo. P. Hill, Frank j .,-1 Mary r:. tared ta Plum1 - ' st wee k o vis:; 31 rs. Hill's J Tlo zor had the pleasure o* ::.iv:n<r ;.i: of her i r'kiren at lie lie for New Year's day, these from out! Gl : b . :r. a: :' .M William Boo: rand M . R *bert Bkozer of Co-i ! "ii' *: . ? 1 r.. Hubert Mi r of Colum . :? brother of Mrs. Boozer, also; ( *> f i'y . ur.!<>:?. s '!u. Vilsc! leaves today to ' ? .v ; -- s. ; 3 at Greenville Wo-, ' ye a.'V." spelling :he C- , : hol.\!;\ys at home. >utnager H. B. Wells of the opera j ^ house has retu: :v<d iron a business t: ;p to Atlanta. Miss Mary Wicker came up from] F :e to pry a visit to her home j folks in Newberry this week. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Mann of Wash- ' ir.gten, D. C., are visiting his parents, I Mr. and Tlrs. \Y. S. Mann. The friends ;,f Mrs. Joseph Mann,' * * 1 ! who has-been at jonr.s xicp&ms i:u?pitr.l for some lime, v."':! be glad to learzi that she is improving. Bishc p K. C. F inlay vvili hold service in St. L 's church next Sunday; night at 7:30 o'clock. ) The reporter, who has been underl the skillful treatment of Dr. A. Theo. Nee-y for a serious case of conjunc-j tivit.s of the eye, although greatly improved is not as yet able to resume h:s work. He wishes The Herald and X -ws :o thank his friend"? for their Ci'.ris'.mr.s remembrances, as he is not a4>!e to wi*ite hisacknowledgmerrts in- i (''vidu^Iiy and dees no: want to post; >ue his thanks any longer. He and ) > si.v.ar, Miss Gariie Greneker, ap-: ivecir.te the many kindnesses of their fr:^"vis. Mr .and Mrs. 0. A. Lominick re-| turned to their home in Newberry on | jlor.'.ay after spending: several days :: the city with relatives.?Abbeville .' cdium. 7*;v. J. L. Daniel cf Newberry is visiting' friends in the city.?Abbe-; vflle Medium. ; Miss Paulir.e Wosmarsky left Mon-| day for XcWberry where she will; spend the week with her aunt. ?>Irs. j 0. A. I orftinick.?-Abbeville Medium.} Ju t before the appointed hour,! ?!!?? Margaret D. Burton of Newberry, S. nlavcr- a mediev of old love song<.?-From an account of the Perf r"n-Cox "wedding in tlie Abbeville Medium, Dec. GO. li>21. Mrs. Ola C. Floyd, who was appoiT;l'-'i last year to nil out the unL ,-r of l\r. Johr. - !. Kinaru on the b >;:vd of i ealth. was reappoint-j en January :sr. x?y eu\ i-vuuc.i i to s< rve on the board far a term of j live year?. Mrs. Godfrey Harmon and danirfe-1 tors. Mi?- "-'a: - ar.rl Mr?. Chas. S.' Schr.T.^ert a- e ?" . nir tae Christ-' r:a;- ho:ic::.y viih in Chap-! PC"!:~. I Ja. " V*. J.unsen and Seer, tarv G. P. McDaniel of the New-! ? iherry chamber of commc rce left Tues day '0* r > ; taey v v hw.r ,] '.K;-5 i;! a lu.neae >r. of the | >s ': . v.: . ,T' a " ' i'r- cenaiy ol!iis I to ? . " th:- ol'i '-ovrr * i " : : ?( 1 r;s " o;:i . " T - shc-rif 1 ! :><. }it":o"! > : ! u-- l f .r 7 ' v " " r ~ P? V.' 1 v- >:?? ' k:-. -I * \* T.r* : V. ' N ' " > )> > v/t ' : , ; .r . ... - o .-f of rr . v* . 0 iT: r ?e<?2f-v ' s . -rco ! ' V." : v.-. \ ' ' thv rri " <yC r i ' " . ' T:,?ve to he a n:ve''::x ir the coin4 on--" or. ' ' t ' ' - tn .'V.-UO.-V Cfc^u?ri:. " f: \ . i .: " . ' :< : '' i" 2 " i' \v. St. u sr.-! . V.: ?va> t o ' I V.-t Mr*. J. T. Jvlayes as bee:1, cloctori as ith - .vn of NIh ny. Slav's m: !! v.:.- iv^ra a:*;- nr." ?! to he pre : v. > a v t--y a:t'6t moot fcheir daughter, -Viiso Eunice Sease Dominick left Tuesday foi Tampa. Fla., and other points in the land of flowers and will journey through that sect't-n in ir auio eturnwvr -to ki?:r. fe in about a n^onth. While down that side they w":I also icq over to Cuba. The Woman's Missionary Society of the. First Baptist church in response :<> an urgent appeal from the Foreign Mission board, S. B. C.. are getting up a box of clothing to send to the ne ?dy of Russia. And warm usable clothing in good condition will be most .urn:efuliy received and tvIU be forwarded early next week. Persons wishins: :o beb in lb is cause en- r.oi'fy Mrs. V?". H. Hunt. Mrs: H. M. Bryscn or Mrs. R. H. Wri-rhi. Miss T.:ilrc Mae Banks I ft Taesdky of i ?* v ?. ': : ,: ir:- !*: 1 .-n.iic-5 ; J Du? V.>s; a?:er spen line: t':e ho! M:\vs w':h her parent?. Mrs. Jennie Calient inc. Mrs. Belle Lowwnn Misses \V ta Ba'.le'U\:r Yivi in I cwman of Ballentine were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. B?.n!*s the pnst week. mv orf! mv? .7 ! '_ Alewine of ] ir:1c Mountain ?p- r>: Mond^v p." 1 Monday r.:t with her si-tor. Mrs. B. Banks and family. There will be preeahing at CTaytnn Mcmor'al church Sunday .' v-.r r at 11:30 Ky the pastor. Rpt. {). Bedell. Are pre rhyited to attend. The Lutheran Brothcth" 1 of the Church of the Redeemer will hold its regular month:v meeting in *'v? Sunday school room of the chare'", o : Friday evening, January 6t?i at 7:30. At this'meeting the subject* "Our I)uto Maintain the A':t'v: 'es of the Church in the F.""? r,f K ',n',*.v; * !) *tress,*' will be discussed by Dr. Edwin BL Setzler, J. !?. Hunter, i Dr. Geo. B. Cr. :ncr. Vr |^y )- 7?^ **'j V 5i .* 10 Hampton Roa?:?. V:?.. ;;f ,-r -pc-ndi^s: the hoiiv'ays h:.> parents. Mr. and Mrs. -I. T. Ward of Route 7. , " ?.-IcLcndon-SteeIe On Wedre-day, Decemhi 2S. Mrs. i.uci'e McLendon of Pr? -ru-riiy, and Mr. C. C. Steele of Lexington, S. G., w?v .? married at the St. Paul's parson age, near Pomaria, the Rev. S. P. Koon official hi;;. - <& <y -5' v <2> <i" ^ <S : ? <s> NOBODY'S BUSINESS * (3y Ges McGee) <$> <S> <$ <s> < > . > <$ < ><$><$>$><?><?' ? 'v <& Anderson, S. C., Lec. 27, 1921. i~ Jit or Nc body's Bh'.nts:?i nctis that they a *e jretiinjr up evidence on the officers in the late war with Germiny for h^u-in ami shoo:in u. s. privates wi.'-.out i:ln ?; tn<* 'pe. ct tne ccari mars/iai i:i i forth so i will rellate my experents wile a soldier in the engr. corpse and wi] come to wa.-h. ci. c. < n: y day yen nctify mi a: 7 < lar? a day a.-; that .s v hat i am now yetting fc?r ayi..^ bricks. i was drafte i into the army just after i sent them five dollars t > fight the draft law with and never heard noth; i taken training at camp Jackson :: : t')*-iajr hay irc-m e " :ce to ; nc'-. Itr. ->i y CiiptSKl LtUll? . -u. . "ere <.-.c day ;\.. m : e.:iua st-'-vwood fast <4$ the rcjulsiicns <; i ii; : : : y c..li for h- :unv; tht "ii c " a ira^oken with and 4.he coart marshal! . u< a .. id : . lor:,.- i. I;::' i . y. . i: c;. U}> , : ' ; at pt iTsi' ' :io . . .-f 1 : : . ' ' i ... J ' l' 0 i . .... ' ' - * * o ' I. U 4 '':. * . V' ' > : ' . . ' 0 : * : 'it . . ' ?i:i/.-apr<* '.VP.; '. .. US. : ; l: I " : - ' ' . cap* I 1 tWlglAI IT* MW^inn^-awwrti , . ? N . : ,\ ..%i : . s a-:. : 7 v/.: * 'r . ' . . V i V . . < ' . * : -, . ^ :. .v ... . i :; .. ; :o \t oiilh t v-; ; i.' . r . ;.> i.:;:.. :hi* ' .. >!< i- ,, . V . . .. i . : i". I" . -i* .::: I i -.v.- :i sito :':o n :.-m - < : - .) if; 1 t::c.u esc and white soldiers'and r.ig^er s >1- {] . . lows: ? */$:' hi: tiv.-re fell-.' s for vi 7 inch-." I now o:ie of the fellow? frnr.i f Flori.la nam.d Junes ar.;I : wrci-home i'> his wifo ::i .!ias they niijrht . . ami?: Is was sj;v H-a - y l ie ;:'c:\Vsi s \ : the war was oyer. l i can prove a"' van want at 7 ?'?!- ' lars a day ra.vl as bricklaying: is'scarce Ft a. j yours :ru'' pvi. nnaaiaa t. u. Mgrr? t S AUTO M OB ILF. ACCIDEI :5 Anderson MrII. I He ,?Iar3 of the newspapers can not j :c. i'p from beans: impressed with the ?reat number at' accidents from snto-> ' mobiles in wni-h thosv uvivlnjc cars c themselves and others who a' ; > In the cars witn t.!:< : < -iuv.i.y rein death, and wi.h the very large number of people who are 1 maimed and killed by those who drive . ars. A few evenings since an old man who was cn his way to church ? -as run down a>: i his iinibs broken,: < and otherwise injured by -a man driv- ; ir.g a car upon the si reels c of the city in which they berth lived. ( The driver when found out a ft v lavs aftenvaia taut did n I 1 , r :now fcnat his car had run over anv one. confc :;sias that he was under the . influence of strong: drint. A few j evening after, near another city, a lit- t tie boy was run over by a woman driv- t > : s car, and died soon after having 1 takt r. to the hesritsl. She is cn . broken over the accident which 4 ?lu declares v. as-unavoidable, and !.}.: , 'a:- : of the little fellow are in the j t ry deepest distress >.-vc" the taking , .way of their child. Only .he hea't : '. f a father and mother tan k tow what ] their sufferings are. V?Te nifht continue to enuene?.te instarces of this kind. / : 1 instead of a decrease in the number of killings. hy machines, they seem to be on the . increase. Mo man cr child who ?oes j (.at upon the streets or the publi ^ W Ti-Po 1 ' 1 : 'i> l ii. \ C. <.s + I." -X . *1. i ^ -w * . . .ham:-. when h- ver.ur.-s outside jf 1 the door of his home. When a man's' ] wife goes cur to visit her neighbors,i husband fee's apprehensive le?t , she may be run down by a machine . land brought home either dead or ; maimed for life. V.\ n -ve ju:t read where the* editor of a Florida news- ; pa] er lest feis wife who was struck py a v.;-: "? truck nj. -a rh. st?:vts f . ' v h ] .... : <k :*;! v blows w ii- h *v.e ;-i' all hou of i:u* cay :rs.I r.igi.t, a. i ? om or.' . r.d :f :: i- r\ :<> ... oth. ? V.":.; c-l:y is iosinj* :cs people by y :y-\v f-.-v.- i' * v rr..iy leave iro :.o a v ' ; no ;i:.ny y (':?(.?; 5 c rr iem':;n : t ' '.V; ; :! . = . . : . . :? !:r".v y, n-i:.-: v > iv - if . - ?.?. ... ' v\? ct < M I' .5 1 . < ? - t/;3' \ve no not We stand be! !'? ()re . i \ * i." I \vi:; ' tir-y si"i-'-U- i " :* ' t\ r i>viu*r . i : s 1: i.I*i' ' -1 ! ur '.jv 1 v?:; ' f;. .v. . i.V.Oti ?./? " , '? rr " -r -r* "><" rr*-T V - _ \ V .'. Ji/ ''V .' > ' > -Jk/ n.W ? C. 3 TK; ;?r.ri:/;Tr?^n ? Ni f I ( Sn> Wv V i\ ?-. & 1 i^..j ?> _1 _ c^ ../ A a*;.. 3 330CAN ? ? ' ~ "- ?r " - -?--\ v ->.- -k "' 'V VwA. - Oa- -J4J- O'V j^> 0-v. V?V 0^ : n ' " : ; it ;; <: . ; |?n !: ;. \ ? '. \ ! :' ' :;:. l '' ..' > in! > l:.;s ? : .; ? . " ; (J. Ol"( i: St " <' "jit*. Cnii. ly," iu- >aM, with a R. t i'i <v.\ *'i a.'ii Si'rry !<> :?< ??n . >'?; hat 'Ve have :;f t-1:i? r Jitwil t.' ?y.4 : Mr. < jruml/, an '.i T : . . rmv? i 0 i\i -i a<Irait t!i:it we have beeu p; ii lit i*; rel?iiuintj your scinvict's i:i tl*i : i< ity. While v.'t' jicknowlwInO y.ot ;i: i. ::i y;...":' t'ito (!:::y, sui! you is;i\ * '< : : ":< , mv. short, too : J< ?;i:* ( ::: i;:ntiy in* :? lnu'.nc? us;-\varr s;iM t-> Oiily iliis i; /. *\\V !."> J a ijj:;n with a: i:i thai iK-? .rJ! -r.l. lhal lie* iru' " ' !<? v.' o* >. ,fi <<> wo look over i) I?:o i!:o papers."' N.-it! ::: i oil's tisht lip* !<? > ! ;! in tlieir nearest to "W'o sh.\!l endeavor fo ('" y i;r services in sonio lessor c i y, Mr. Oru'niy." !>T !' i.h' : 1kore v.'s rcriiiy not] to s;;y. II."s employer's < imr; ; I.-:. Ho real 3//:(1 U::it w; !aily growing slovrer. stupider in h ' lie co?M n -t toll, hiiusoif. '.vl ?.?- ^ M i\ nil Jl f* OllCt* i lave lost interest. Perhaps Lida ath was responsible. Lida. ki< de:' y loved sister, had for so many >ea ill{ object of his care. that wh< ,ida v.*as taken there was nothing lef ; he; '" . that elaese in my a rertisement." Nathaniel Croten ws :!.v!i <:. "only an energetic person i ; aai ::y need apply?"' "Y< s," IVirr quietiv answered. 1 ir. The adYer'jsemoni will ; n this evening." "Wo thought,"' file big man adee 'that we might he able to use you >! :* sales dv ; artment, at a s 't'ier s: try. Mr. (irundy." Agai.; er !> ' Again, There a eared ro he nothing to say. Mr. Cr en Ice'.' ooks with the new bookkeep r." The : >x\ j'i'rom "! Peter and N haniel Croten were in the outer < ><i wli' ; the bookkeeper whoai S'c ;rr. ike junh r partner, had.derided loploy. was ushered into their pn 'lice. Mr. C rot en brought Lis clmir i" t: I oar with :i baug, '.vhise I'eter, sTarln eadjusted his glasses. For the ;-'i ! -!;'j>Ii?ai:t v: a v"!K!-, W(; an exceedingly pre'ffy .young \\ ler dark eyes snapped quizzically lie i ' :rri:er. wi.'hr i';ry >< ;:i: i> t\vi:.;:le ;c- she :t>rn?'d an a]?pru: r.g gaze 0:1 I'eler. "v.'rV.." slit' ;ii2ii"'!t'.'*eii briskly, im the "bookkeeper. Mr. Stewart b i::e. M.v i-ns ? icily > -it bini; ihr- only nasnn i!. [ left My place v.":1h the Cfwks, att< leys, being that I was tired of >1 Nathaniel Croten arose, his amazed e s i'll lr;iw \yi!y t-.? ritei * .sc. i'1 ''<? {I <>*' i* rloSf.j ;J(*I I ] :i;ti;;,r"s iniporir?;? ?liri:vo. I or was ; ?sscssed 3 boyish s'ljiic: rhis you:?g woman was so appailirc; assured yet so frankly engjjpng. i felt painfully aware of the neat slia : ->f }=; cI?!iM1Z. <1)1 ! i;! <**?*/ \vi :?n ;?vonnes<, :!:. r ?! J"\ w;;-- whow hs'.pi n^l t!::>J lie w:is :i fail'ii Rut :i.< ?np.nil fi ;!ly iiUO his new work i:i ! !l?' !?i?'W t" iOCii j;.i . [iiiily to tho pe:vh i : ;? t i' i_i4 *<<W>i. i.u-* wo :iu iii'n . g reference. soRierhin *.: i Iiatnel <>VolOlt ' : i ,st(? ;jr- otU :it P.snohoon. i'oit-r : she would eat vhoir iunc-h -Ml": ; \ m!<!V. liko Tvu ? ;, il> ?*:i, r. !< - : (>-.or ?-f the ?*Iu k ! tor's eyes begun to regain their < Ii?!.!!<"?r<?i2s !ir:!.i. :?!:< 1 > J ! kf:* tjookkoopcr his life's simple gray stoj N;;ti;:?uioJ <V>U'??. v.ho:: 1:" rvtv.n, !>: ?:) InnH;. w<::M \ : Iv .: ; t liiirh the oftiee. <-."t* !:: :..i/. !! > : I i:i business consultation. He evfne :i ii v." i'i" <}(? in .iit :\i: :: ! ' <! * urf' of p'.j'inoi:s!ip>s. r,\' old widower is noti the office *"\* iri: :i . I i:ri ]'?*?'i t<> n> o* , of ti nation. He realised ?I ? j . tlie reas > f its rt".cnt s!.v?? hi i:.m i t- >. low. i?i i!;o t ? t'f \vi. !; !recti tli11"? 1:iI:iW.v'l.;' tin* j<I : I hi*;.' \vt ' i r ?; Ti:t* - -Min.- j-.-r.ri hi? fur coat t? chair :: ini-M into Lis *4}'t : l i ' {. < i. ! :?: r; ;'i?i r< :ri; ; ti a . * ? .. in : Wistfully Peter's * i r*-i}. eyes v. < r: : '! ' ! I>:y I* .-1; .* w*:;?t A?a':is vi!: ?l ? i-. i! ; ii*? iir??- "*Aa:: ;i"si 'J ;\? ;i ]"; ( ! t -t. l:,y li-.irovt iUkai* !*' kn^'.v* y -i!<l r t5'n:'-- tv. t j 31 r. Cr< ; ? . ? . * . . (f .if ,*> Q '> g HOME DEMONSTRATION v* * P y VS , ?, * * *. .4y ?' ^ I Spring Gardens <*::la :v I- ;; hr;; els of s:n:^. have i>e.. anv and t:;? y i ru that sprinsr is coming: also. We must * not stand : !'y i?y and !et the robins 1(1 and sj rinjccat< I: as napping:. January *" is an c^-elk-nt month in \vh:< !i to , s".:;iy seed catalouu. s. '! hi* ro'ored , inserts picturing watermelons and a strawberries furnish us splendid re; i.:; ?:c:s to order ea>!y. Late ?>; are fn-qu n:iy delayed t?y the i- ru >'. f o dvrs that tardy prardeneis have sc3n at an earli:T 11 Next month, cabbage, lettuce, carols, beets, radish, mustard and Er.-r1 lish peas should be started. We must ,r . v,s .iii'biM* that the early producer .u'its Ihe best prices for his pro iuce. ,1 Ho: :;r- not so expensive an I 5' pay for thrr expense and trouble " -v.:-uy times. I*' y.-u hav<? not a new seed c:ital'~ lo'.'ue. i::?t nojriec: lo write to a reputable seed hou-e for one and at* fh<> sumo f:,no wriro i.o the T'nited ^ States department of agriculture or ... r.sk your county agent for the Idlest bulletins cn gardening:, horticulture, !>. or floriculture'?they are fr?e. Let's :v- get ;i?I the expert help available. is j Home grown seeds are sometimes !S poor conomy, :eed pr dilution is a ' * science. Many housewives are very to , 1,1* t : )u-;v. : ::d iraifcer ,-veus lust v.'iien ops per.unity arfonl> its-vlf. .Many types tend to revert to type or run out. The .;1 result V)f planting such seed is disr. i'ppiiinlii: r. . V.iOint'i !; !l f.'Oi'U: li . I IlJiUL'latl'Jfl iS are our frr.'t trees. Tin1 success of L>1 :next year's crop append', upon the lf. dorm.--r:t spray used ro'v. Gnrdoninu: comes very near bcinsr ro . an all year consideration. ,j A happy now year to the Newberry ;Tv county family. A- Daisy ? !. Berrie, Home Dem. Agt. p During1 {he absence of Miss Berrie la.-r Saturday ihv community market * ' was in charge- of -Mr. D. L. TVeda: mnn ami Mrs. ('. A. Matthews and _ .hoy will have chartre again on the ,v_ coming Saturday. r<> They desire thr.t The Ileriad and >- Xews shall say that there were calls last Saturday for a number of things iK! :hat the ma: ket coul'd not supply such fresh beef, dressed hens and many * other things and that ihvv have made -pc'al arrangement t-> have these .. t'ngs *;t i}\: nr. rue t the coming Sat> u'day, and iha' e farmer has been rc;iiest< i lu have :: beef on hard and will have it. a:-! there will be dressed - -1-.VJ fnc m/J orccrs qr I 'butto:' and ;;!1 the articles that were called ior the last Saturday and ?ould not i,.". be supplied. Those wishing to pur(.? "chn-e are requested ::> co ne early. >*d GOVERNIV*F.NT FOR THE FROII f & IT10N AGENTS i:*% ! ' ?1: ce!if-')oro News. When you come r.fJiL i}>wn to br:i > tachs was a sillier .-poet; clc ever t) iv; to a civiiiized world than \ii that offered i-y New York on Now ii*'Year's eve. when some hundreds of reprc.-er.tnt'ves of the fed?ral gfovernre. . r " ?!.. ,f v'ts v/.'th ei1 . . i <s been e on 1 ho is- . . . ... v.- ecuntv officials; I ' ' f-jr the .mvat prove.rrment of the r?.it:.! St: tes to step in and attempt t > W.v Yorkers from getting ..'ir i:? I: \v.7s scandalous. Oi c I he uro:i: .-.ition r.r.v never ... . , . oc : *; :.n ! cu.: it never to . i ;*.t'Cte.l. -if ! -? I- I- made the ,i#j i f r such tyrannous amse uQ .. ih'.- cica/icn afforded. II is not the I mvh'.b:: lor. lev it?elf ;!: , Is mark ridiculous, for that merely prohibits f' the liquor traffic, without attempting 0 * to say ti.afc any ono shall be pern. tod f-c:v. v:r.But since th-j cv urchibition amendment went into cffeet. Congress has legislated pure I v f:.r the " ?r.v.-r :c-m:' of prohibition < cr.f---: .*en a?,vr.; a:ui i*. is these >: ,.:i:tes ! 1> r.r-e the agents rvv.::' iless of \ho <:-r venierce ?" of the general publlie, tii.it arc i?*. ? . I:;'; ii hart co-r.e t pa.?s that it is . .] illegal to . irry liquor in one's pocket. - or lo h:ivr? it in />ne*.: pof.- n. That :: \ra.; n : ih< intent of the prohibition i.,,lV which merelv forbade the manu \H ? i i A? i ::r ure :;: <! . ;ni c; intox;'."-itiv.jf Iiqu ff 1* :wc pu -3 in rh's country, K't , 1'h- rr-'-nt a - - \vere n>! ; ' r,< > : t and cr.ejrctic . *. i nforce the lavs* as stood: therefor ?ii- t a !;-.-.:-eS5 ;} }> to encr ach on t'. primary t>? t! - ci'izen to b; s.cii? 1 h' hu v. pe)1 ?on < *!d a' f.T'-'-t?. > < ovd?".* i:? assijv the ajrent? ; " 11 rn: i.T :he> duty. And, a> miprh: have been expected v.. it bas been necessary to drive thai encroachment ever further am', fur? ' Tier. Kr-forceiii nfc atrent* are for' ( ver tieiv.amiiiv n powers, ^vhiel: ' .'are forever b;-!".jr ;rrar:.c?i. Already ; I ,..? !v on v. !c !-ossll>!-? for then' } : ) ar\* cit^en. of r.>> niatii-r h* '.v h'.irh .r 'he community, ar.d i jr<? through his baggage, without so j much as "By your leave/* They can i :i; . from roof t;) cellar- and if tlie housecan ii >'. .1 ;Ue/e \v..is no rc.?ri:ii' = ** suspicion against him the a j-'".:' get off on i;ie y c.\J-cusc that he entered the wrong ho 1150. . Iti siiort. every oifo'L is mole to far". ,cate the work of the prohibits n enfi/rcenif-'t agent an?t } > ai'.t-n!: i ;whati >,- r paid t.) tnt> lights not io : mention t!u convenience, of the plain citizen. Is this government run pri-' mariiy f? r the "benefit of prohibition; ' tT.forcenuT.t agents; it would seem ! V AMERICAN LEGION NOTES. V fhe ofiicial record and membership jrard.-- have been received from na-1 lional headquarters. These cards were; adopted at the Kansas City convention ' m l nro v;> -v ('nninlofn. When a mem * * *T --"X J her pays his duos five cards arc filled out. One card, the stub, is left in the heck. One is retained in the head-; qua:tors, together with department and national dues. One card is presented to the member, and is retained; by him as evidence of his membership; and receipt for the amount of dues' p..M. This card may serve as a pass .;> any legion post anywhere.. The - riptior. cavj is mailed direct to the American Legion Weekly. The. , wec-Kiy is a pay-m-aa varies All subscriptions to the Weekly ended December 31, 1921. Therefore your subscription for 1022 is new due. j This is included in your post dues, '$2.."0. Please hard or send payment to Hal Xohn. Finance Officer, or Clyde McCarley, po*t adjutant. You may res; assured that the dues for; Post No. 24 will not be reduced durin.sr 1022. By paying up now you will receive fifty-two issues of the Amer-j ican Lesion Wee'klv.* To our TOO comrades, who lie broken and sick in .it- U. S. P. II. hospital Xo 2G at Greenville. S. C., the South Carolina Department of The American Legion had the privilege of play inir Santa Claus on Christmas day. Through contributions received .from Legion pests throughout the state a Christmas tree w'th the usual accessories was provided. Fcr a while at leasit these boys were made to forget the war that they are stiil fighting, and the wards were heard to resound with laughter and cheer. Pest Xo. 24 contributed $27 09 towards this fund. Our bhr sistev, the American T.e giou Auxiliary, true to her slogan, ''The mi re of the dis-ablod veterans liivt,'' joined with us in helping to make this a happy season for our comrades in hospitals throughout the state. In response to the can from the president cf the Scuta Carolina Department Auxiliary great boxes i cf home made cakes, candies and oth!cr delicacies camc pouring in to thehospitals. The Auxiliary to our post sent two lar.ro boxes to the U. S. P. 11. Hospital at Greenville, S. C. There hav;> :>cen several requests that he post jrive an old fashioned pnuare dance at an early date. What do you say about it? Don't fonret the regular monthly meeting of the post tonijrht (Monday) at 7:30. A ;rood attendance of the members is rxnected. t Jchn B. Setzler, Publicity Officer. ' l MM. gPtffLAJj yOTIC?, For Saie?One hundred pigs and shotes. I. M. Smith, Kinards. ' For Sale?Four cows at a bargain. : See II. P. Havird at old court house. 3-6-1tp ' ! >vfH teach c. few piano pupils at my ; heme after January 7. Graduate Columbia Conservatory of Music. Phnnp 287. .Mrs. J. P. Mr. on. if. Los*?SoliM gold pin with pearls in center, diamond shape. Kindly return to Mrs. Phil DaitfU. f i-S-ltp. . Frcsi Prcof cabbage plants, 100, 20c. John B. Mayes. l-6-2t , 10 Dc;v 3cck Sals?$ 1.00 books for :>9c. .Mavc:-. Book & Varietv Store. ! 1-6-11. 10 dry:, c.-'o on china cap?. $1.30 " - ~ % i * ---- P. set' now ssi.Uo set. .nayes duv.\ Variety Store. 1 -<>-11. ' 10 days cut in cur. tflass, 1-4 off. May:--: ! : : & Variety Store. i ;* 1 ? , : i * V" i I siiii have ?ome white ena?.:-Kvare > :.i . Mayes Bock -x Variety ^ * "i. 1-G-lt F? - O jici* oaio?House ar:<l lot iw : to"":: of Xe v berry o?i Purcell street: electric lights and artesian. i i war-?-: aect rsihii' to sewerajri; w;:i re t for S20.00 ]-r monih. Wi:; . take $1500.00 cash. L. I. Spoon. 5 -t'-lf. ' Wanted?.M:tn with car to sell low pr.ce<l Graham Tires. $ 130.00 per week and commissions. Graham Tire Co.. 3loo Boulevard, Benton Harbor, Mich. 1' 1 -C-4p. i ? j OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM Frid?v Januarv fj t chic..-in the case O^on T^Ioore Fox News Saturday, January 7 "WiNNERS of the west" No. 2. 2 AUBREY COMEDY 7 PFFi WFSTFRN Monday, January 9 "ROOF TREE" William Russell Fox News J ? I No trespassing cither by hunting rishing or otherwise will be allowed on my lands. Mrs. Mamie B. Derrick. l-3-5tltawp Wanted? To rent a good house with few acres of land suitable for ^ 1 _ * _ . i .u i a. _r*_ A iruekmi; and poultry, snort distance cut. Willing to pay a rea fona-ble rent in advance. "Landiiuildor," care Herald and News. A m Lost?A gold wrist watch with "E. F. I>." engraved on back. Reward if' returned to H. M. Bryson. i-3-2tp. I forbid any trespassing on my land. Carrie Pugh. 12-16-tf ror aaic?;>u acres iana near iviount Pleasant churcji. Write J. A. " Wright, Athens. Ga. 9-23-20t Trespass Notice?All persons are hereby notified not to trespass upon lands of the undersigned located in townships Nos. 2, 3 and 5 of Newberry county by hunting, fishin or in any manner whatsoever. T. W. Keitt, T. E. Keitt, Geo. W. Keitt. 12-9-4 tl taw For Sale?Dry pine wood, any size, d^livnred on short notice. J. T. . ( Phcr.e 5604. 12-208tp i Trespass Notice?All persons are forbidden to trespass on the lands of the undersigned in No. 7 township by fishing, hunting or in my other manner. G. J. Jones & bon, H. B. | ! Lindsay. yl6-30tp I "Mascot Brand" ground limestone, very essential in the rotation of crops, grate conditioner of soils; attractive delivered prices. Phone or write C. L. Lester, agent, New- ^ ? berry, S. C. 10-21-tf NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING | The regular annual meeting of the A share holders of The National Bank of Newberry, S. C., will be held in the i'resiJent's o-lice at 11 A. M., on the 10th day of January, 1922. ? T. K. JOHNSTONE, gi Cashier. \ V 12-lo-2t m Try our delicious piain and raisin jj notmd cake. It's simply fine. Bake Rite Fakerv. I 11-18-tf. * / < IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA Jr. the matter of E. }?. Martin, Bankrupt. Pursuant to an cider of E. M. Blythc,, Referee, I wi'il sell to the highest bidder for cash the entire r-toct: of merchandise, fixtures and ac- ( ints belonging to the aforesaid bankrupt, valued at about three hun- ; drcd and twenty dollars) at^Chappells, I IS. C., on January 1G, 1922, at one g o'clock. I r* r T?\'V v <J . L>. 11 usicc. j Young men, women, over 17, desiring M ; government positions, $130 month- 4 i ly. wfitc for free list positions now open, J. Leonard, (former civil ser- J i \ice examiner), 117 Equitable Bid., Washington, D. C. "w ' l-G-3tp. 1 FINANCIAL ] We buy and sell American Products Export corporation stock. - Also oth1 er stock. Write for quotations. CAROLINA TRADING COMPANY,.. ' . 701 Liberty Bank Building, Co- \ lumbia, S. C. ( ; 1-8-4tp. Let as examine your Eyes. Glasses fitted only wtan needed. G. E. Cromer, 0. D. ^ Up-stairs Over Bake-Rite Bakery > ' ] : , DIUO Wrtll IE,U. liifls will be received up to January lu. fcr the manure accumulated at- the city barns during the year < 1911 and now ready for delivery i Terms cash. Bids will also be received for the manure to be accumulated during year 1022. Delivered as suits the purchaser for as delivered. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Mail ail bids to the clerk and treas- | Uivr. Town of Xewberrv, S. C. | 12-20-4t-ltaw ' tt *. m n T rt r> ir tt . M . B 1 b B I Optometrist 3rd Floor Exchange Bank Bldg EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED i Broken Lenses Duplicated

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The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 06, 1922, Page EIGHT, Image 8