The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-06
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOCT.
In addition to the regular program
1T the Opera House Tuesday there will
be shown one reel of war news.
Society girl C aptured on train by
outlaw band. That is not news item
OF the day, it occurs in "Sunligrt's
Last Raid which will be shown Tues
day at the opera house. Here is a
rushing, gripping tale of the Western
plains, of bandit battles, hard riding
and wild living. 1t is the heart story
Aof an eastern society girl who loves a
bold rancher, even th ugh she believes
he is the outlaw leader wro kidnapped
her. Miss Mary Anderson, the eastern
girl in the picture, gives several ex-
1ibitions of expert horsemanship es-
Recsally in the scene where sre steals
away from a ranch house which Is
besieged by the outlaws, and dashing
across the prairie returns just in the
nick of time with a troop of U. S.
cavalry.
have reference to man who is
above reproach in every walk of life
social religious and political-and a
man who has never sought political
uzeferment, but man whom i think
u drafted and brought before the peo-
pie would appeal to the highest ideals
the better moral element of the voters
0f the State.-Robert E. Mason Of
Charlotte, N. c., in a letter to The
state Saturday suggesting DR.. George
B. Cromer of Newberry for United
States senator, whom he considers
in every way capable of filing the po-
aion knowing full we'll that df DR..
Eomer should be elected South
Carolina would have nothing to re-
grea- Truer words never written.
There is a story about young Mr..
Lochinvar coming out of the West at
N rather sharp speed in search of his
sweetheart but he never rounded a
corner faster than Cal Nelson did
when he snatched Mary out of the
hands of the sheriff's posse and took
Mer room on the second floor of the
frontier hotel. "Hi-ooo" yelled Cal, as
he slowed up the racing horse. Mary
appeared at the window, balanced her
self for a moment, and then with a
r0urage born of Life among strong
men, jumped a full twenty feet, alight-
ing astride the mount. Like fash
they were off for a thrilling ride
which is but one of the exciting fea-
lures OF .sThe. Bond Of Fear the new
Triangle film drama which will be
shown at the opera house Thursday.
Ryerybody loves a lover, and particu-
zaray will love Belle Bennett and Roy
Stewart, the stars who live the parts
1f Mary and Cal. In addition to this
inlay there will be comedy.
Will Reid was shot by Sam Neal and
zzaorxaIly wounded last Friday night.
The fatal shooting occurred in Ander-
son county. The parties are colored.
Federal food administrators in every
State are ordered to keep sharp
watch for violators and report the
frames of retailers asking excessive
gH1ces. Those who are guilty of ex-
eortlonate prices will be punished In
the federal courts. The Greenville
News hopes that the government will
exercise strong hand in dealing with
retailers who overcharge, as if that
s5e DONE, decent and reasonable prices
GER be secured, it says. The News
Ids: <There is not a more undesir-
able citizen in all America than the
man who capitalizes desperate need
and INDUCES in overcharges equivalent
So highway robbery"
It Is said that the accident was caus-
ed by running too fast and by the
hlinding light of another car.-Fron
aan account of a recent automobile
tragic accident. That's it, fast speed
and binding lights, perhaps with
ashiskey along. 1t is coming home,
letting nearer and nearer. We have
heard some mighty good men here say
that they were going 20 use shot guns.
Some of the fiends are not satisfied
with the binding Lights, they are put
ang ON great searchlights on top, al
most equal to a railroad locomotive
eoS a battleship. You walking citizen
a.