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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25
BANKERS INDICTED.
Among Those Charged are B. Sher-
wood Dunn, New York, and MOy
{. Bowling, Now in BarnWell
County.

Augusta, Ga, Feb. 21.-After p
days SPENT in investigating the fail
ure of the Citizens TT st company of
Augusta, involving approximately
S105, 900, unprotected by assets, the
Richmond county grand jury return
ed 80 indictments, charging violations
c. the State banking laws, forgery
and embezzlan1ent. The indictments
included several prominent local men.
B. Sherwood Dunn of New York, D.
H. Willard of Philadelphia and For
mer Cashier Moy C. Bowling, now in
Barnwell county.
Bowling, who was vice. president
and cashier of the defunct concern,
is indicted on 13 counts; nine charg-
ing violation of the State banking
laws and four charging eL,5ezz:e-
ment Two of these are in connec-
tion with the Augusta Life I,.sGranGe
company, whose funds were handled
by the Citizens Trust company
w. B. Pace. president OF the trust
company, and member Of wholesale
dry goods house, is indicted on nine
charges of violating banking laws.
Samuel H. Myers, a director aid
member of the finance committee, is
indicted on five charges of violating
banking laws.
B. Sherwood Dunn oi New York
president of the Interstate Trust
company and a vice president OF the
Citize"'s the promo - Of the two, is
indicted on two cou'us Of violating
banking laws.
C. A. McFarlane, tss ,tant treasurer
and teller of the Citizens Is indicted
on five counts of y.cl.:ior OF bank
ing laws.
D. H. Willard, now Of Philadelphia.
lately general manager cf the Augus-
ia Life Insurance company, is indicted
on two counts, one of forgery and one
of embezzlement, in correction with
funds Of that coalp2ny. handled
through the Citizens.
All of the indictments except those
against Bowling ami Willard are
based on State banking. laws, hold
ing that the defendants as officers
of the banking institution, accepted
deposits after they kaow the insti-
tuition to be insolveat
Willard is indicted IN charge OF
forgery and embezzlennn; in that he
is said to have ate the bylaws
of the insurance company so that ne
could sign checks to himself and get
money from the tr!st company, and
Dowlirg that he accepted money from
the insurance company and refused
to repay it on demand.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25
In Memory of Little Pearl EnlOw.

We loved our babe, to us, she was
dear,
But God has taken her home with him
His JOY, his love, his peace to share
To live life so free from sin.
The time our darling stayed with US
Was sweet epoch in our lives,
And now we miss her, but God we
trust,
And knew she lives in paradise.
We hope her little life on earth
Will be lesson to us ALL.
And teach the sons of man to work,
To bear good fruit, to hear Gods call.
We thought from her We coult not
part,
The little darling, our Pearl,
And now we come with reconciled
heart,
And give to God our only girl.
Now may we make the best of life
Without our dear little one,
And may We live in peace, MT
strife,
And trust the more the blessed Son.
Should we who love and long to
meet
Our sweet little girl in Heaven
Not follow after her little feet,
That more souls to God be gwen
'life of service is what We need
To build a strong character here,
For such a life our Lord did lead,
And for us, he laid it on Calvary's
brow
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Enlow.
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DEATH OF Y. u. GO3EER.
Old and Respected Re>iden! OF st.
Luke'S Section Passed Away Last
Friday-S6 Years Old.

Mr. William d. Boozer, an old ana
highly respected citizen Of the st.
Luke's section. died last Friday after
a lingering illness. The deceased is
survived by his wife, four sons and one
daughter. The funeral and interment
were held at st. Luke's church, of
which Mr.. Boozer had been member
for many years, Saturday AFTERNOON.
Rev. A. J. Bowers officiating. A large
congregation of friends and relatives
were present to pay the last tributes 10
the departed resident.
Sixty-four years ago Mr.. Boozar was
married to Miss Harriet Hawkins. Six
children were born to them, one dying
in infancy over fifty years ago. The
death of Mr.. Boozer is the first death
in the immediate family in more than
a half century.
His surviving children are: Thomas
J., B. NJ, W. Shelton, R. Sidney Booz-
er, and Miss Eugenia E. BooZer One
sister, Mrs. Jno. w. Long, of Silver
street, also survives Mr. Boozer
Mr.. Boozer had been a faithful me H.
Der of ST. Luke's church for about 70
years. His death is keenly felt in the
community, and the community eX-
tends it's sympathy to the bereaved
relatives
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25
AT THE THEATRE.

p o @ o . o o o o o o o o o o o o
Times, 18th.
"Freckles,' a play in three acts,
came to the Walnut street Theatre
last night and gave most satisfying
production. The book has been fol-
lowed very closely and presents a
story of life in lumber camp which
is full of thrills.
The story follows the fortunes OF an
orphan boy, who goes, minus name
and a hand, to the lumber camp. tn"
,outh speedily finds guardian OF hl'
destines in a human lumber operator
He then falls in love with dainty
girl, Angel. From that time forth
Freckes is kept busy outwitting lam
ber thieves, and is fiaally injured by 4
falling tree, which sends hlcl t: the
hospital. There Angel has hi:> niiraed
Ha:k to life.
John McCloskey has the part II
Freckles, and he handles it :: 4 credit
able manner. His best worG consists
of the songs which he sings during the
progress of the drama. He has a pleas
and tenor voice and received con-
siderable applause.
Robert Norton made g strong bio
in the play. He was the timber thief,
cool and deliberate.
J. ]. Sambrook, as Duncan; George
Weller, as the lumber owner; Joseph
B. Dunn, camp cook and thief; Ruth
Gray. as Angel, and Sarah McVicker,
as Mrs. Duncan, wree the principals.
Miss Gray is gracious girl, charming
in manner and capable as an actress.
-"Freckles" will be seen at the opera
house on February q.
"Bunty Pulls the Strings" Coming
Graham Moffatt's sensational comedy
success "Bunty Pulls the Strings Will
be seen for the first time at the opera
house on Friday, March I. under the
direction of the Messrs. Shubert and
William A. Brady. "Bunty Pulls the
Strings is a page of fresh, bubbling
human nature. Its characters are most
plain people, homely in speech and
dress, but possessing good honest
sense of right and wrong. The com
pany is a specially imported one, its
members picked from the lsading thea
tres CT Edinburgh and Glasgow.
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Accused of Embezzlement.

Mobile, Ala, Feb 17.-Hardaway
Young, president of the Southern
Hardware and Supply company OF
Mobile, which recently went into
bankruptcy, was arrested at his home
here today and placed under $4,000.
bonds. He is charged in an indict-
ment with the embezzlement of $45,
600 and with forgery.
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treasures of the swamp from the thleV-
I ing timber rogues, and his meeting
with the angel" and the bird worm"
and his final winning of the "ange.,"
after he is discovered by himself and
his father. and finds he is man.
Perry Golden, as Freckles, was good.
The part requires simplicity of ac-
ton, with high regard for the real.
as we'll as the IDEAL in nature, and
the Interpretation was well given.
Perhaps the best exposition Of the
character essayed, was Helen G. Hud-
son, as Mrs. Duncan. who in the moth
erly sympathy of the woman for thc
lone and faithful lad, was charming.
All the parts were we'll borne out,
and there was nothing left to make the
play go and the audience left sat
isfed.
Those who have read with avidity
the story of "Freckles" cathedral will
want to see the wonderful result OF
the boys natural arrangement of the
giants of the forest, and hear him sing
at the command of his "angel," when
only the two are there, although the
bird woman is lowering unobserVeo,
and with Mclean has seen all the
wonderful exhibition of love and re-
straint in his eye-The Jacksonville
(Fla.) Metropolis, 18th.
"Freckles' will be seen at the opera
house ca Thursday night, February p,
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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The social meeting of the Bachelor
Maids will be held with Miss Daisy
Cannon Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
You fellow that picked up 32 Smith
& Wesson in the street can make S.
easily by taking the pistol to Mr. G. J..
NcWhirter. See notice.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25

The Arcade has four features this
week: "The Dove in the Eagle Nest,
Monday; "The Struggle" two reels;
"Broncho" Tuesday, When LincolR
Paid" K. B., two reels, Thursday, and
Andrew Jackson" two reels, Ameri-
can, Saturday That's going some, eh?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25
Meeting of County F. L.

The County Farmers Union will
hold it's regular quarterly meeting next
Saturday, March /. A full attendance
is urged, as we wish to make final
disposition of the fertilizer matter
J. B. O'Neall Holloway.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25
Death of Mrs. Nestle.

Mrs Nestle, one of the oldest resi-
dents in Newberry county, died at her
home near Beth Eden Sunday, and her
remains were inferred at Beth Eden
cemetery Mrs Nestle was nearly 100
years old, and had countless friends
in the community
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25

GIN LOST in street, Smith & Wes-
son, 80. Reward of S. will be paid
upon return of property to store OF
C. J. McWhirter 1905 Main street.
2-25-1t.
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Com fR@!

Music by orchestra and fine pro-
gram of first run pictures at Arcade
Tuesday. Here they are: THE Strug-
gle Broncho,' two reel feature, ana
Saved by Airship," Reliance, featnr-
ing Harry Bingham Brown and Rod
man Law.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25

Big stunt pulled off by Rodman Law
at Arcade Tuesday in picture entitled,
Saved by Airship" Music by Orches-
ira
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25
>; nLLl Personal.
Che Movements OF Many People. AeW-
berrian>. and Those Nh" Visit
Ncwberry.

Mrs. Theo. Johnstone returned from
Columbia on Saturday last
Mr. P l., Nichols was in the city
Saturday from Prosperity No, ,.
7avlor, of prosperity No. 3, were in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Claude H. Williams, of Columbia,
.spent the weekend in Newberry.
MIR. Paul Adams has re+drned nome
from Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Garvin, OF Colum-
bia, spent the weekend VITA her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pearson.
Miss Essie Pearson, teacher at Beth
Eden, spent the weekend at her home
in Newberry.
Mrs. S. NJ. Duncan IS at Bluffton,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. c, Ris-
er.
Mr.. w. F. Hipp and family, of ops1,
tanburg, spent last week with Mrs.
Hipps father, Dr. J. c. Halfacre.
DR.. e. E. Stuck left Saturday for
the Columbia hospital to be operated
on for appendicitis.
Mr.. Isadorc Koppel, formerly OF
Newberry, now OF Norfolk, Va, is in
the city.
Mr.. F. f. Shealy, OF Prosperity No.
S. and Mr.. J. A. Long, of Little Noun
tain, were in the city Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald and baby, Of
Hodges. are visiting her father, Mr..
W. S. Melton.
Mr.. ]. P. Mahon returned last week
from a business visit to Columbia.
Miss Ola Taylor and Mrs. Fannie
Mr.. L. Morris last week returned
from the Northern markets ready to
deliver the goods.
Col. and Mrs w H. Hunt will re-
turn Wednesday from an extended visit
to Hot Springs, Ark.
MIR. Geo. n. Gallman, upholsterer OF
the Georgia Railway; Augusta, Ca, WIS
in the city Saturday on business.
Miss Blanche Davidson left on Sat-
urday for Cameron, where she has ac-
cepted position as principal Of the
school at that place.
Miss Annie Paysinger OF Caldwell &
Haltiwanger's, Colur. .bia, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. T. Paysinger
Mr. E A Murphy, Of Salisbury, \.
C, was in the city last week. Ma.
Murphy formerly hH'l the post OF w.
I. T. operator in Newberry.
DR.. w. G. Houseal has returned from
the mseting in Norfolk, Va, of the TrI-
State Medical society Of North Caro-
lima, South Carolina and Virginia.
Messrs. R. D. and Haskell Wright
returned last week from a visit to
their brother, Mr.. Zach Wright, at Den
mark
Mr.. Wash Swindler, having sold his
possessions in Kissemme Park, Flor
ida, has returned to his old home city
of Newberry, arriving last week.
EX-Sheriff and ex-Postmaster George
S. McCravy, of Laur2ns, was in New
berry Friday and Saturday in his ca
pacity as a travelling salesman.
Mr.. n. P. Mitchell has received a
letter from his brother, Mr.. George
Mitchell, who is at the Royal Navy
Yard in Athens, Greece. His New
berry friends will be glad to hear from
him.
Mr.. and Mrs B. T. Paysinger left
Saturday to visit their son, John B.
Paysinger, student at Wofford, after
which to pay visit to their daughter,
Mrs c. B. Cowan, at Due West, and
to other relatives at Chappells.
The R. F. D. fellows had holiday
last Saturday, but Mr. w G. Peter
son spent much of his time with pen
sion matters Mr. T. E Wicker At
tended meeting of his Lexington
~
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25

Anybody can do things with an if
the thing is to do them without
Patrick Flynn
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DIR, E. E. STUCK will be out Of tGwn
for about two weeks. IL.

PLANO TUNING-R. H. McCrackin is
in town two or three days; say one
wantingopiano tuned leave order at
Glider & Weeks drug store or cali
phone No. 347. IL.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25

MONEY TO LEND-Money to lend On
real estate. Long time and easy
payments. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter.
9-19-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25

FARMERS, we have few Mckay
stalk cutters left, at bargain prices.
Also complete line turn plows and
harrows. If needing anything in
this line we will save you money.
Purcell E. Scott. 1-17-tf.
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eaft nidlt alc SpffnnHs iabren.

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1anies Sole iteht geihrieben; y2aBt
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Ncroocntid,c Sdrabcu @eicllidlaft.

Gie Rpr0beutibe Saiissngeielis
Id2af: belt Jeitern Rahmi@a1 | re res
9elrGBige 8sriammluU9 in Dem 8sl
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Dsutihs 4msritanif1sH Staptpert0n.
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GcidIc bcs iett bcm 8. Sebruar per-
Idmuuoencu Geo Sbcrmcner TN
Gittlc Miami gefuuoen.

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permiBten SEQ Gbermeper, pon 9to.
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SharIa6fieber.
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miro anf Der Snbresfpnpeutipn
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re in Der geitern Rodmtttag Itattg:s
EGbten SiBung oes Qpcal Council oes
Sr0ens in Der 6aQe bes ct. 8onif1s
cius 3neiges in gummtnsptIe 9ez
fubt, nahoem bic 5rags eingebenD Be
ipro6en pprben mar. Die er'te Qnz
legung CAB rer gtaatsprdIioent s. S.
Batter bon 5amiltOn unb Der plan
uuroe aud pom Staats 8i3eprd5tz
oenten s. s. S6ateIboff pon 3apt0n,
8. unb 6errn 8. u, 6eilter ener9tIf
1sturportet. Die Sbee 1T Durh um=
lcQen pdbrenb Der 9uuer bon pier biz
funf oSdbren etnen 6onbs bon etDo
$4,000 gu ihdffen, Der bQnn 3uy
Qerlpsnbune tommen Ioq, tpenn Dit:
q!;eber oes Grbsns ourh 8ataitrop6eu
in WitleibenIfaft ge5ogen tDeroen.
Gtnen QorIhlag in Die1em Stnn;
6ntte beretts Dor 3tpei Suhren 5err 8
u. 6eilter gemaht, aber DamaIs battt
ncn i'm fir etnen BeifimiIten ertldr,
unh bate benz Blan abiOlut feline 8e:
aChtung gefhentt, Dd6reno ieBt, mad
ben truuriQsn Grfabrungen Der jung
Itcn ueberIhpemmung bas grDiet
clIberuQ gefiirporter finoen ourfte
0us 6tlfstommittee, oas nit be1
llnterItiitunq Der U2itglieber oes St:
hrns beauftragt poroen mar, Die Durt
Die 6ohfIutb gertuite srIitteu buttsn
! berittete, ouB fir ben 6tlfsfonoi
etr1o $1,000 eiugsgan9sn iino unb bdi
Der ueberIhuB an Die Stdatsbealnter
cboefiibrt fperoen ptro. Sir Die 9e
rd6rte IlnterItiibung Iagen 0ant
it,reiben ncn ben 3Dsigen IN 5amtl
ten, Ianton, giquu uno YtiobIetop!
| ter.
0as &rrungementstommittee III
Dos biesidhriqe 5ommerfeit berihtetc
bas es i'd fir ben GbeIter part ent
| ifieoen babe uno oieie gntI6eioun
paroe gutsebeiben, Ipdbreno auBsr
Gem oem Gpmmittee unumitrantt
9oQma6t be3iigIid peitsrer 4rrangs
ments gegeben puroe.
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Seperaas.G .GrplpiiOn.

uRe6rere 9naben fpieIten gsitern
Rahmittag in Der 4llep hiut,r pem
.5uuIe go. 60 Oft Clifton 2lpe. uno
murien idlieBlid, Gin brennenoes
Strei6boIs in ben 4b3ugStluol. Jn
nG6Iten 4ugeublit srfplgte cine itacte
GrpIoTion uno 5lammen ItIugen bob
aus oem Wtanuloh empor. Ter 5
sSahre uite 7Sront Upton. bon Ro. 65
Sft Clifton 2lpenue, eriitt Ihmer3s
Bate 8ranopun0-u i'm @e iht. Frels
che BON ejnem in Der RGbs 10 bnenoen
Qrate perbunoen ipuro.n.
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tes fonnten nift dngeuommen pers
ben, pd Die 5eitlthteitsn sbenfalls oiiF
Den 25. Wiai, Den 5aa oes aontgss
.ftieBens, fallen.
DDS grobe picnic Der Rorboeutften
finoet am s. SuIi in 2ingonsr's @drs
ten, friiber 2obmonn's gart, itatt uno
Die 8orbreitungsn iinb bereits sners
giih in 2lngriff genOmmen pOrbsr.
gls 0eIeguten gu benz 6snerdIs
Rommittee fir Die 6unosrtjabrfsier
Ger un1bbdngfgfsit 3sutihIanos purs
Den Die 0erreu Scnrp SEEMING uno
6erm. 2ufen ernannt.