The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-19
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seen at tuS opera muse I IiuaS, et0A
red by Alice Brady, who ever so many
people in Newberry think is so beau
tiful and accomplished. She is very
popular here and is great attrac-
ton. Exceptional care has been tax
en- to make Betsy Ross" correct TO
the minutest detail. This brilliant
and stirring romance Of the revolu
tionary period in American history is
bound to prove highly interesting and
instructive. The war times of that
day are delightfully."- depicted and
romantic love story makes it fascin-
atingly glowing and life-like.
Be on hand Saturday to see the sec.
ond episode of "The Fighting Trail
at the opera house This is practical
ly an all outdoor serial. Of its
thirty-one reels less than one reel
shows interiors. All the rest of it is
mountain, desert and torrent scenes.
This is the first time, SO far as known
that an all outdoor serial has been
attempted, and trade paper reviewers
who have been permittd to see some
of the episodes in the Vitasraph pro-
lection room, pronounced it splen-
die piece Of work.
Bessie Love is slave who enters
society in "Polly Ann" Those who
have seen this famous little Triangle
star, Bessie Love, on the screen in
Newberry, don't know, at least all of
them do not, that she is only eighteen
years old and weighs but one hun
dred pounds. Told to stay in after
school because she pulled the hair OF
the girl in front of her, and then pun
ished by being asked to marry the
teacher, was what occurred to her as
polly Ann" which you will see at
the opera house Monday.
McSwain for insurance commission
er and Mack Swain at the opera house
Saturday are two different features.
but we hope both of them will draw
the crowds and please the people to
the point of great success to each
one.
There never was a truer saying
than that ga child knows the heart Of
a man." because it is said children
know the inwardness CT things"
The teachers are interested in the
meeting here Saturday morning of
the Newberry County Teachers asso-
citation.
Saturday Of next week will be the
beginning Of the tine for the few
days movement of colored drafted
men from the various places for Camp
Jackson, about twenty-one going from
Newberry.
There will be preaching at Tran
wood school house Sunday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock oy the Rev. B. L.
Knight.
The following citizens of the town
and county are the latest purchasers
of the Ford cars through the Fridy
Motor company in Newberry: Messrs. !
j. w. Cromer, D. H. Harmon, L. 1. :
Epting, S. 1. Harmon, A. C. Mills,
each a touring car, and W. R. Reid,
Jr., a roadster.
The opening meeting of the State
Equal Suffrage league in Columbia
Tuesday evening was called off in Or
der that Dr.. George B. Cromer, who
was to have delivered the address,
might speak to a larger audience in
the interest of the food conservation
and liberty loan campaign.
DR.. Werber of Washington, D. c.,
is doing good work on his plantation
in this county. He has prepared
suitable place and is engaged in the
production and propagation Of bac-
terra for land fertilization. This .s
something new for this part of the
country.
What are you going to do about
it?" was the question put to the au- !!
dience by DR.. George B. Cromer OF
Dr.. Cromer state Ameri- !,
cas- position accurately and vividly i
He made a plea for the protection OF
human rights and told Columbians very
plainly that they must do their full
duty in the matter of subscribing for I,
the Liberty bonds and saving food
The State in reporting the mass meet !
ing in Columbia Tuesday.