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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-22
This is a treat all viii, enjoy.

that you want to see and you cant
find him, just go to the Arcade.
You'll find him there.
Although South Carolina has gone
dry, spiked punch will be served in
Cousin Isabelle at the Opera House
on Wednesday evening.
1t is promised that Miss Goggans
will do the best work Of her career n
amateur theatricals. as militant suf-
frasette in Cousin Isabelle"
Remember The Old Homestead" a
Famous Players in acts, is the Para
mount picture at Leslie's Arcade TO-
day (Monday).
Rev. Prof A. Kizer OF the college,
preached a splendid sermon to the
congregation Of the Church of the
Redeemer Sunday night
Newberry will play the Presby-
terian college at Clinton next Thurs
day night in Newberry's tenth game
of basket ball
Mr.. Paul T. Anderson, proprietor
of Anderson Dry Goods company, ac-
companied by Mrs. Anderson left Mon
day for Baltimore and New York 10
buy new spring goods
Wells does not boost any particular
picture at the opera house but en-
deavors to make it the home for clean
pictures and the best that can be
had.
Don't forget that the opportunity to
get a real good newspaper for whole
wear for only one dollar will not last
long. The Herald and News is good
paper
There will be a "hot supper" yiven
at Mr.. Ben Caldwell's Friday night,
February %. 1916, for the benefit of
Lond Lane schol. suppers 2 s cents
each.
Rev. Edw. Fulenwider preached a
sermon last Sunday morning on pre-
paredness, which it would have been
well for ebery citizen in town to
have heard.
George Washington was born on
February 22nd and Fred Dominick on
Feb. goth, which makes Fred just two
days older than George.
Caruso will positively appear at the
Opera House on Wednesday evening.
We do not refer to the famous tenor,
but to a one-eyed tom cat, used in
Cousin Isabelle"
Charles Hilliard, author and pro-
ducer of Cousin Isabelle" is South
Carolina boy who is we'll known on
the professional stage as an actor and
singer.
If you are well-to-do, it is rather
unfortunate if your birthday anniver-
sary comes On Feb. 90, but if you
are poor, it doesn't make any material
difference.
Viola Stewart, for living the easy
life as a vagrant plead not guilty in
the recorders court. She was tried
and found guilty and fined $40 or 30
days.
The infant son, Cole L., Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Miller of 715 Floyd street
died Sunday night and the remains
we're shipped Monday noon over the
Southern to Batesburg for burial.
Hats o: at the picture show,
please This is a good propaganda
for somebody to take up. AS it is
now, the gander might as we'll stay
at home and let the goose have the
whole show.
Simon Robinson an old offender
was up before the recorder Monday
morning for using abusive language,
He pleaded guilty for which the re-
corder gave him some credit and
fined him 81 or four days.
Paramount pictures are the highest
class productions obtainable and
Judging from the crowds that attend
The Arcade, Mondays and Fridays, they
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-22

For Sale-Ai good ingle seated Rock
Hill buggy at reasonable price.
Apply S26 OfNeall ST., Newberry.
S. C.
2-22-lt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-22

Eggs from pure bred Ringlet Barred
Rocks and Mammoth Comb White
Leghorns; dollar for Is. E. W. Les
lie. Prosperity, S. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
Going to Nine Southern Cities.

Washington, Oct 9.-The Federal
Farm Loan Board will hold hearings
in nine Southern cities, including CO.
lumbia, Jacksonville and Macon this
month for the purpose of collecting
information for it's guidance in divid-
ing the country into twelve farm loan
districts. A farm loan bank is to be
established in each district.
The board announced today that it
would leave Washington Sunday, Oc-
tober 22. The first hearing will be at
Richmond bn October 23 and the last
at Memphis November /, the board
returning here November 3. The itin-
erary as announced follows:
Richmond, Va, October %; Raj
eigh. N. c., October "a; Columbia, S.
c., October 25; Jacksonville, Fla. Oc-
tober 26; Macon, Ga, October 27;
Birmingham, Ala, October 2S; New
Orleans. October 80; jackson, Miss,
October 81; Memphis, November 1.
Texas and the Southwest will be
visited later. it was announced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
SMITH AT BISHOPVILLE.
Junior Senator Addresses Farmers OF
Lee.

Junior Senator Addresses Farmers OF
Lee.
BishOpville. Oct. 9.-The farmers of
Lee county are discussing the speech
delivered by e. d. Smith, of Lynch.
purg, which was delivered at Bishop
Vile on Saturday, October z.
Senator Smiths words were listened
to with marked attention by an en-
thusiastic crowd of farmers from the
surrounding country. He explained
the banking and currency law. the
wisdom Of holding their cotton as
pointed out to them by him i'm 1914
10 as exemplitled by the high price Of
cotton today due to scarcity OF same.
the effect of the rural credits system,
the establishment of land banks,
touched upon the subject of prepared
ness. and closed with glowing tribute
to President Wilson.
Senator Smith seemed to be in the
best health and spirits and many
have been heard to say, who had the
pleasure OF hearing him upon this oc-
caslon, that 1t was the best speech he
has delivered since the campaign of
1914.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
~, OCTOBER IA, 1915.
lyihnAnHEA SUBMARINE
ANT SAY YET WHETHER IT'S
A AMERCHANTMAN.
lcssage Telling of Crafts Where
I abOuts Received at Custom House
and British Consulate.

savannah, Ca, Oct. 1O.-The pres
Pnce Of submarine off the Georgia
past this morning was unofficially
reported to custom house authorities
knd the British consul at Savannah
k}p until late hour tonight no OFF,
Nal report of the presence of the un-
4ersea boat had been received.
The submarine was reported as be-
tng on the offshore side of Martins
ndustry lightship, Is miles east
northeast Of Tybee bar. Neither the
British consul nor custom house au-
horities would state where their in
formation came from, although stress
ing the, fact that it was entirely un-
Rpfiicial.
From other sources, however, it is
understood that the information came
Bin the form Of a wireless message
from O ship at sea, picked up here
Monday afternoon. The message was
being sent to Charleston, 1t is under
{ptood. and reported the submarine,
her decks slightly awash, apparently
In waiting, as being off Martins Indus
TRY lightship. Her nationality could
mot be determined, nor could it be as
Icertained whether she was armed.
Although the submarine was report
fed some miles off the coast, marine
3rnen pointed out tonight that the
#Georgia coast afforded several excel
41ent places where an undersea craft
kmight seek shelter and a place OF
hiding. They mentioned Warsaw and
lOssabaw sounds, two bodies Of water
4 seldom frequented by other than
Il pleasure craft. From either Of these
II sounds a small craft could proceed
further inland by the Wilmington
areyer from Warsaw and the Green ard
! 3pReechee rivers from Ossabaw.
several allied vessels are now In
,e.aza 6. xaxs !, ( -, -.
| siil not prevent their departure. i
II ~. / ID d ~
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team took the field again. Foster was
reached for three hits but Brooklyn
was unable to turn them into runs.
All told. Brooklyn got 10 hits for a
total of IA bases, while Boston rolled
up an aggregate of IL bases with
seven hits. ~laxI
Hooper, Shorten and Gardner were
the heavy batters for the Red Sox.
Hooper acquired two hits, one a triple:
Shorten, playing in his first world Sc
ries, gathered three hits i'm fou- trips
to the plate and Gardner made his one
hit count when he drove the ball over
the wall for a circuit trip.
Capt. Jake Daubert was the batting
star Of the Superbas, collecting three
hits in four times at bat after going
through the first two games without
connecting safely His final blow was
delivered in the sixth inning when
he drove the ball to the extreme end
Of the left field foul line where Lewis
'oii"iieo it In corner between TWO
bleacher stands.
Daubert was sprinting AROUND sec
ond when the fielder clutchei the
sphere and had turned third when
Scott in deep short received the throw.
The latter whipped it to Thomas at
the plate just as Daubert slid i'm with
what he thought was a home run.
Umpire O'Day, however, decided
that the runner had not touched the
plate and the Brooklyn players and
fans roared their disapproval of the
decision without effect. Daubert WAS
given credit for three base hit by
the official scorers and had to be sat-
isefid with that.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
COMMITTEE MEETING CALLED.

Farm Loan Association Organizers to
Meet ON Monday.
The committee on organization OF
the National Farm, Loan Association
Will meet at Sumter Chamber Of Com
merco rooms. at IL o'clock noon. on
Monday. October 18th, to begin the
work of forming the association
Seventeen members have enlisted IN
this association so far. and man,
more are expected.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
SEARCHING FOR BASE.

British and French Charge That Ger
man Submarines are Assembled In
America.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE war.
State and navy departments today
began one Of the most comprehensive
searches ever undertaken to locate an
alleged German submarine base on
American shores. 1t Is charged by the
British and French that submarine
parts manufactured here are sent to
a secret base and assembled. AL
though the officials discredit the
charges. ut the same time the search
Is being made.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
WILL Wy~ COLUMBIA.
FARM LOAN . ARD TO CONDUCT
HEARTY 3 LOCATION OF
hCT BANK.
AT STATE > tai October 2s-south
CarP @ Will be Given the Oppor-
tup Q 4 Presenting its Claims.

y tngton, d. c., Oct. 9.-On Oc-
t' IS, the Federal Farm Loan
l. will hold hearing at Colum-
bia to which all farmers and farmer
organizations of South Carolina are
invited, and at which cities in the
Palmetto State may present their
claims for one of the twelve district
land banks Of the rural credit system.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo,
who is ex-officio the head of the
farm loan board and will preside over
the hearing at Columbia, predicts that
the banks will be established and run
ming early in 1917.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
SAVANNAH SUB. SCARE.

Rumors That German Boat is at
Mouth Of River Stops Shipping.
Savannah, Oct. 11.-Repcrts that "a
German submarine is operating OF
the Savannah river is persistent ~
day, despite the denial Of the wire
less operator on the Minnesotan that
he did not pick up message to .l.a,
erect. The British steamer Nay3
with cargo of cotton did not sal
Tor Liverpool as scheduled. Othe.
vessels anticipate orders to remain il
port. The British consul admitted he
had received warning but refused t.
divulge the source of his information.
United States officials had no cor
firmatiOn Of the report
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
ESCAPE pURsUERs


Believed That German U-BOat Raider
Made Clean Get Away.
Newport, Oct. 1O.-The German
submarines which sank six ships Sum
day is believed to have made a clean
getaway. Although the British and
French warships are searching for the
raiders far out to sea, it is not believ-
ed they can be captured. 1t is now
practically certain that only two sub
marines participated in the raid, U.s.
and U-61. The latter may have been
acting merely as supply ship for the
former. The crew of the Kingston
has been picked up and is on the way
to New York on a Greek steamer,
whose name was confused in the wire
less message received.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
ESCORT FOR LINERS.
Allied Warships Assembling on New
York to Guard Transatlantic Com.
merce.

New York, Oct. IA fleet of al
lied warships is being assembled or
New York to escort allied merchants
men through the submarine danger
zone. The sailings of several big
liners have been postponed until an
adequate guard can be assembled.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
SUPPLY IN MIDDLE OF SEA.

U.Btats Said to Gct iycccssarics From
Large Commercial Submarines.
Amsterdam. Oct 1.-The Tijd says
u learns from a Trustworthy German
source that the U-boats operating In
the Atlantic obtain their supplies from
large commercial submarine supply
vessels met at fixed time and place
In tho Atlantic.
The news Of this submarine war
fare" the paper asserts. "wili result
In q compvomise between the GermaR
chancellor and his opponents In tho
reichstag."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14

Ban Antonio. Oct. 1I.-Ambassado or
Arredondo and Gen. Obregon left
here today for Washington. senoi
Arrsdondo stated that he had re.
cssved no information that the Mexi-
can and American commissioners had
agreed on the gradual withdrawal OF
Gen. Psrshings troops.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14

London. Oct. 11.-Premier Asquith
asked the commons today for an an-
ditional war appropriation of a bill
Ion and nalf dollars. This brings the
otal war cost up to fifteen and a-half
billions.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14

A new type Of Curtiss aeroplane at
Buffalo. N. Y, list week, said to be
the mI - ,Kable air machine We
built. to n height of 10. 600
feet at tho rae Of 1000 feet min.
ute.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
NOT AMERICAN CRAFT.

No United States Boat Operating or
Tybee.
Washington, Oct. 10.-Navy depart
ment officials said tonight that there
was no American submarine in the
vicinity Of Tybee bar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
LElDEn MohEYIN CIRCULATION
YOUNG MAN BOUND OVER AS
COUNTEE,FEITIcR.
Given Preliminary With Secret Ser
vice Operative Pressing Charge.
ID. rtlyOu OF Florence is Defendant.

Columbia. Oct. Ill. II. Tilyou. q
young white man Of Florence, was
brought before Beverly Sloan, United
States commissioner, yesterday for a
preliminary hearing on O charge OF
having passed counterfeit money.
Francis H. Weston, United States dis
trtct attorney, and F v lc. Thomas
q secret service operative. alleged
that last Saturday 1flyou passed two
counterfeit specie dollars in stores in
COLUMBIA. Tilyou was be und over
70 No, ember federal court and bond
set at $1,000.
Mra A. b. Howard. who runs q
store on Pulaski street. swore that a
man fitting the description Of Tilyou
came into her place last Saturday
night and made Is cent purchase.
rendering q specie dollar In payment.
She said that she gave him. s5 cents
in change and he left. Mrl Howard
says that he or the man who was
with him then went into the store of
Leila Wells. two doors away. Leila
Wells swore that Tilyou ,she posi-
lively Identified him. cams into her
store about the time Mrs, Howard
says he left hers and made q cent
purchase, and gave her a specie dol
lar. and that she gave him s5 cents
In change. Both women swore THAI
they did not have q specie dollar in
their cash until they took In the
counterfeit. Isl
The exchange OF the money II said
to have taken place about O'Clock
Saturday night. Shortly after that
Joe wolls. husband Of Leila, came
home and discovered the spurious dol
lar. Pretty soon after that, Wells
| tsys. rflydu' and another man came
/ BY their store and his wife ssid that
| rilyou was me man who had given
~ IN detlsF. 3 \ t. y es,ss I'm
|swdss thG'{ As y Z fStSf q Ihosis W soms
little while after his wifs hai taken
In the lead dollar and that Soon TIL
You came In and asked for match.
Sunday morning Howard discovered
that he also had lead dollar and he
and Wells laid the matter before Po-
liceman w. F. Hicks. Hicks called
Detective Strickland and they, upon
Leila Wells Identification. arrested
Tlyou. Chief Of Police j. w. Rich
ardson Immediately began work on
the case. but decided that 1t was a
matter for the federal authorities, SO
he notified Secret Service Ofioer
Thomas of Charlotte. who Immediate
ly came to Columbia and took charge
OF the case.
No testimony was put up for the
defense but 1t Is understood that
their contention will be that Tilyou is
not the man who passed the two dol
lars. Tilysu was born at Florence
and has spent all his life in Florence
and vicinity. He and his family are
well known there.
During the trial the prosecution de-
cided to arrest also as an acomplice,
j. o. Daniels. who Is said to have
been with Tilyou when the money was
passed. but this was not done. upon
Daniels promising not to leave CO.
lumbia.
The two lead dollars. bearing date
Of 1'Hl, were very poor limitations.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
TROUBLE IN BAYONNE.
Standard Oil Company Wants to
Mount Machine Guns.

Bayonne, N. j., Oct. 1.-THE city
looks like military camp today,
with soldiers and guards, entrenched
about the Standard Oil plant, while
armed strikers walk the streets. The
company fearing a massed attack
has asked permission to mount ma
chine guns. The matter has been
taken under advisement by the au-
thorities.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
FRENCH CAPTURE GERMANS.
Ansshcr Gain on Sommc Front tn
Credit Of French.

Paris. Oct. i1.--Fresh progress was
made by the French on the somme
front and German attacks In tho ver-
dun sector were beaten Off. the war
once announced today. Fourteen
hundred prisoners were captured by
the French south of the somme yes
terday and last night. The gains
were consolidated!
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
SUBMARINE SUPPLY SHIP.
German C-BOat Raiders Supplied by
Merchant Submarine.

London, Oct. 1.-THE German
submarines raiding off the coast Of
the United States are being supplied
by merchant ship of the Deutsch-
land type, according to a dispatch
from Amsterdam.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
ROUMANTANS SUFFER ROUT.
Invasion OF Transylvania Results 4
Disastrous DCfcaf

London, Oct. 1.-the Austro- Ger
man pressure against the Rouman,an
In Transylvania is increasing and tn
Roumanian retreat has turned into
route.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14

Nm eAsn ar+sstsd upea var
(aats sworn out before walksr Mel
lAs6. the nearest magistrate. prompt
n rave bond for their appearance at
court and when released made their
wsy back to Charleston by rail. II
u aid that more than enough whis-
key has already been carried to Char
lesion from Jedbprs to pay for the
motor car and that the loss will not
fail very heavily on the owner.
The automobile and the whiskey was
captured at I O'Clock last night and
brought to Sc. George and delivered
20 the shertff.
The success Of last night is attrib-
utsd to the work Of John Lowe. q de-
tective of Columbia. new man In
the community.
The magistrate at Ridgeville re-
ports having seen an automobile
loaded with whiskey standing by the
road yesterday afternoon near where
the car was captured. but said as
he had no arms and no warrant for
the arrest OF any one for violation of
the LIQUOR laws he did not bother
with them and did not try to make
an arrest.
The automobile was marked Deal
err IN. r." II Will be held for so
days and then sold II not taken be-
FORE that time.
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vKo mad the trip wsfss

wuo m9u0 tne TRIP Weret ~ gs
Gov. Manning: President Riggs Of
Clemson college: w. w. Long, farm
demonstration agent for South Caro-
lima; Alan John tone. ST.. Newberry.
president OF the board of trustees of
Clemson college; p. H. Rawl, chief
OF the dairy division, federal depart
mont Of agriculture; w. d. Hunter,
expert on field crop pests; J. A..
Evans. assistant director Of the farm
demonstration forces In the South;
j. n. Harper. director of the Glenn
son college experiment stations; A.
c. Moore. member OF the faculty Of
the University of South Carolina:
Bright Williamson. representing the
South Carolina Bankers association;
B. F. Taylor. the South Carolina Cot
tonseed Crushers' association; and
Joe Sparks, the South Carolina Press
association.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14

Pershing's Field Headquarters, Oct.
ia large body of villistas is NOV
ing toward MADEIRA from Guerro. 1t
is reported that Villa is personally
leading the force. MADEIRA is two
days march from the, American lines.
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NO NEWS OF VESSEL.
Charleston Hears Nothing OF Subma.

So rine.
Charleston, 8. c., s Oct. 10.-Capt.
Bryan, U. 8. NJ, commandant of the
navy yard here. said tonight that no
radio messages had been received re-
porting foreign submarine in these
waters. Shipping men say they have
not been advised Of lurking SUBJ
marine.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-10-14
WEEVL c0NpEls ACTIN
GOVERNOR RETURNS II
AREAS OF INFECTION
Clemson Commission Studictl s
adjustments Found PracticablG:
Sections Already Stricken.

Columbia, Oct. 11.-Gov. Mas
returned to his Office yesterday Il
ten days spent in touring boil M
infested areas of Louisiana, Mis
ppi and Alabama with coYni
sion from Clemson college instrstS
to make special Investigations -
the ravages of this pest. Other nh5
bers Of the party will get bat
South Carolina today.
The commission did not ma
special study of methods OF ~,
standing the invasion. This swl
garded as Q task to be left
perts. Methods employed by
farmers in adjusting theu11
when the weevil has made inf
into the cotton belts, were c|
studied. Once the wcevA arrives
does not disappear so long as c0t>e
planted in that area. and depre
of land values, demoralizatioil o
Dor conditions and abando'nnne
farms follow. RehabilitAtio9 s
farms is being effected by dye
cation of crops, stock raising. a
production and enlargement on
acreage planted to food crops. u
The weevil is scheduled to cr0a9!
South Carolina frontier within
next year and the plan Is to Az
the people Of full realixati0
consequences. II do not want our
pie to become panic strickeHs
Manning said. 'but do want th&l
realize that unless they cut
their expenses, reduce their debto;I
economise by raising their oWn
plies It will mean privation and
ship" The farmers. the governotf
should be urged to raise more Z
and hogs and wherever pe
mules and horses. and the est
ment should be encouraged Az g.
|Gts4nSrys xoutss and oe lpas)xi
= = ~ q
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n0Iel ell IS SEIZED.
rwENTY cALLoNs OF, wIusKEy
4. TAKEN BY CONsrABIE:s.
O9cers Bsay Ia Doschcstcr County
anA Many scasures Turned Over to

ST. George. Oct. 1o.--For some
time Il has heen reported that large
Quantities Of whisxey were being ship
ped 70 ,Jedburs;. nag station on the
Southern railway between Ridgeville
and sammsrvills In Dorchester coun-
~. - which place an express Office
was opened somc months ago with
=. n. Miszeli OF that place In charge.
Soon after II was opened. however.
such large Quantities of whislxey
we're tsceived there. Mr.. Misxeil VINO
= strict pronibitionist. resigned as
sxpresg agent and I. w. Mellard was
put In charge. whiskey has besn
shippsd to this point In fictitious
names when automobiles from Char
lseton would drive 70 JsdburE and re-
turn heavily sosAsA. IT is reported
thst enc pcrso, could 60 to the ex-
Drsss once at Jsdbrrg ana receive
- many gallons Of whisksy as he
epuld call names on the packages, or
q oslsr words could 20 there viii,
. list of names ana sst all the whis-
~ ohsrs for ahs names furnished.
y1arthermore. .. n reported that
vhlsksy was frequently delivered
thsrs II night Only recently q,
Brickynsn Way slnd Mr.. Rsll two OF
Gov. 16a oninrss rr,ru~fs h1as Z haa A.