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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07
ANOTHER TRIP TO GREENvILLE.

ANOTHER TRIP TO GREENVILLE,
Somehow l felt that l wanted tc
see my soldier boy once again before
he was entrained for somewhere IN
France" so on Sunday i decided &c
make another trip to Greenville. In
this day the wa department is liable
to change orders over night, and send
the boys off without even letting the
parents know when, Or where they
are bound. Well, I reckon that IS
war. ! never did like war. I am Il
believer in peace l don't like to fight,
and yet if it is forced ON me reckoni
would fight, because never was mucn
on running. But fighting never di:
settle any great principle And some
how this fighting to give democracy
to the world does not appear 20 me
very much If you put it on the
ground that these blasted Germans"
sank our ships and interfered With
our right to go where we please, ana
killed our men and women, then that
is another proposition, but somehow
1 feel if the government they have
suits them that is their business, anu
it should be the government Tor US.
But so far as giving liberty and &C.
nrocracy to the world is concerned,
it seems to me, if I read the slgs OF
the times at all correctly, We arc
tending very fast away from local
salf-government and from the rights
of the states, to great Dig centra-
lized government, and that means
eventually the downfall of democracy.
But let us go to it and lick 'em be-
cause they interfered with our right
to trade where we please and sunk
our ships Sut promised myself
that would not write any more a
the war,and yet when l hear 81 0;
the big warriors talk 80, and Will
their ''ifs" and "buts," why just
can't help it. 81 would go put rye
got this job and can't leave" Or, 'T
would go but can't leave this bus
iness.'' Or, "If was just not too old
/ would GO at once" Or, 81 have a
wife and child that are depsnoen, ur
On nae and / can't leave them" Ane
ali tAat sort and yet are whooplns up
and talking big about slaekerss 1;
just kinder creeps owe me. Well, We
ore, going to win the war sooner or
later and peace will come before very
loag And Mr.. Wilson is gong 70 be
Sae instrument through wnicn 1t viii
esne / am still believing that he IS
NE nan Of destiny and he is just
WAITING for the proper time and get
ting this country prepared for a
greater menace than the German ac-
tecrecy. And taking advantage OF
present conditions to make those pre-
paratioRs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

Listen, Mr.. Ed Wallace. The fame
OF "our" road and the way we are
going to work it and keep it up, has
spread away out to Texas. Eugene
Blease takes his pen in hand to write:
"Hope Ed Wallace and you will get
that road worked" So, Mr. Ed, You
and us will have to get busy ana Keep
this road in fine shape, because they
are looking at us from away over
yonder in Texas You told US that you
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

We notice from the Columbia papers
and the spartanburg papers that they
are complaining about real estate mes
and property owners going up in rents
20 mach 10 that znaay people are
3creod DO move oas. And they gay
that tho prices In the restaurants Tn
Columb6 have deuhled, and then II
fs G@eak TO Get any sect Of service.
That will force many of the permanent
citizens to move out. That is but one
of the advantages of the cantonmens.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

church, and a teacher in the Sunday
school. Loved and admired by a
large circle of friends.
8. C. B.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

The streets were alive with the
young soldiers in uniform, and msn.
women and children and automobiles
ead everything had hustling air
about it. The boys seemed bright ana
cheerful, and .1e generals and colo
nels had an 'austere look COMFORTING
with their rank, reckon. One aus
tere and broadshouldered gentleman
sast the youthful stage, drove up IN
front of one of the hotels in an auto
mobile and alighted and as he walked
in the young officers arose and gave
him the military salute. He was
wearing q pair of spurs and reckon
he was a general. He looked very
mach like a picture saw in one or
the papers recently for Gen. Duva',
hrt whether it was Gen. Duvag or
Gem Morrison or some other genera!
7 did not know, and I did not ask any
nne.
T had Hhe pleaagre OF meeting Col.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

made the trip on the train, not
that was afraid to risk III, but II
is rather tiresome to make that long
a drive when yoa are not accustomed
to such trips. And I also telegraphee
the boy to meet me in tho city, which
he did. and I did not go out to the
eamp at all. There were a number
OF Newberry people in Greenville, at
traceed By the boys being there, some
eosae hy auto and some ON the train
oM train was about an hour tate, but
even then We had about four hours IN
the city. :. sveaA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07


And this reminds me tht l saw
George, the same George that was in
New,berry a couple years ago as a
partner with Jim at the Busy Bee
Cafe. And George is now running a
transfer and drivig Dodge He says
it pays better than the cafe business
and he is looking well
There were heavy rains in that sec
ton Sunday afternoon and th. rain
seemed general all the way don to
Newberry. I am going to make an
other trip before long. Dut I want tc
get the boy to come down and spend {
day or two in Newberry before ht
goes somewhere in France. He say!
he is very busy and can't get fur
Tough but that he will come for som
| weekend before long.
e. II. A,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

did not hear any complaint o;
overcharges in Greenville or extra
charges for soldiers. We took lunc:l
at restaurant and the prices on the
bill of fare, and what was fully charg-
ed were about the same as in normal
times before the coming Of the
troops.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

I had sse pleasure OF meeting Col
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-07

10y September :, 1917.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
CHAMP SERIES
AN EVEN BREAK
WHEELING Y. NJ. c. A. WINS SECOND
GAME HERE LAST NIGHT,
"a TO ID.
Neither Team Played True to PORN anu
Contest Lacked Interesting
Features.

Tnr Wcllshuvs Scuolastics met NOR
than they were expecting last night
When ihr urcrippicd live OF the Wheel
ing Y. NJ. (. y. took the floor against
them in the second game Of GhaIullOh-
ship series at the local gymnasium. In
!. NJ. =. X. r0mpvd awaE with victory
10y IL - - is score. Tho WcNSburS
team Won the previous contest inns
Week
From the start of the game neither
side played true: to form, and ;hG game
lacked interesting features. The play
ing of Campbell and Turk WAS easily
tho best IL the evenings contest. Will
for Wcll$hurg the work Of Williams eiii
TiitQu was outstanding
Pratt, former Wheeling nigh school
captain. was given =. chance with Cup
tain Millrr'& men !uSt night. lie wtS
sent III to relieve Nenkemllicr Ut guard
in the last minutes Of play. ana put up
a good game. The lineup:
WheeIng-54. Weusburg-1S.
Turk. r r.,..W Williams, :. f.
Campbell. !. f............E English. !. +.
BcrEle. e. = HtO4'' -
Mcnkcmiller. :. g.... .lIuHcah. T. =
FrAnZh.lln. / &. L-auGh' =, -
SubstitutinuS. Pratt for Menkcml!le:
Bachman for Campbell.
Field goals. Turk, 5: Campbell. ::
Eorgie. 1. Mcukcmiller, ! fTanZhelm, !:
Williams .; Tilton. /.
Foul goals Turk. 10 out Of -; WI
lfnIns. out Of .: Tiltoli, out OF u; Dun
can. out OF II.
Referee Borhman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
ENDS
SEASON TONIGHT

The climax OF the scholastic basket
ball season In this vicinity will be
reached tonight when the Cathedral high
,ossers line up against the fast alumni
team Of the school.
After Il week Of strenuous practich
he alumni boys declare themselves
ready 10 meet anything on legs that
plays ball They have gone
through a thorough Erill!ng and are In
the pink OF condition. ready for the
fastest game OF the season.
Practically every alInnus in this EiCln-
ity has declared his intention OF being
present. while the school boys Will turn
team 10 the big state tournament. The
help swell the fund that Will take the
team TO the big state turnainent. The
academy girls will also be out III force
ana promise to surpasS anything the%,
have done this season in the way OF
roofing.
\ fast preliminary game has been ar.
ranged between the freshman teams OF
HslIaire high and Cathedral. These two
teams played q preliminary at Bcllalrr
last Saturday night. when the Cadet Is
IGst nv the narrow margin OF Two points.
They ure out for revenge. ana promise
TO SHOW the boys from Ee!i;tire some
real basket ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
DARCY'S PLEA TO
WHITMAN FAILED

ALBANY. y. Y. March $.-A per-
son,ll plea by Les Darcy, the Australian
boxer that Governor Whitman RECON-
slider his decision not 20 permit the
fighter to appear in the ring in New
York State because he had cradsd uill-
tary duty in his own country. was re-
fused by. the executive today.
After til" conference which took place
in IN" executive mansion. the governor
announced he had learned nothing
which could induce him 70 change his
position This hr said. was fully out
lined in his statement directing tn" stale
athletic commission TO prohibit the
Darcy-Dilion bout.
In the statement. the governor said
he had been informed that Darcy was Il
runaway from his own country. that in
disguise and under All alins he left his
na,iv. land because Ii" was afraid TO
fight in the cause for which his fellow
rountrymcn ~" sacrificing their lives,
and that ne prefers TO give brutal
exhibition at Some personal risk for a
purse OF $50 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
OUT-THE-PIKE

Much interest Is being taken IN the
art exhibit at the Elm Grove school
which was displayed for the FIRST time
Wednesday evening. Some SPECIAL l9r'l'
IF entertainment IS given each evening.
Tomorrow will be the last opportunity TO
witness 1t. .,.,,,.
Last night an interesting program was
given. rs follows: Chorus, boys IN
Blue BY tifth grade: Recitation. by
Narrnrnt Stewart; piano. Ocean by
At"nnIishr'. b.. Anna Keyser and Helen
Curtis; pantomimc, Star spangied Fan Fan
ncr", by nth and sixth grades; violin
solo. hv Edward kearns; folk game
",.or,iuc Through the Rye, by four:n
md nth grades; piano solo. BY Mildred
Hurris: talk OF pictures. BY Prot. I. =
Crow: chorus, National Medley.
Two baSketba games will he tonIGhl :
special attractions. They will be ne
twcrn the Y. W. e. 4. Juniors and Elm
Grove boys. and the Y. W; G.. A school
girls and the Elm Grove girls.
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WHEELING To
PLAY LINSLY

The Wheeling high school and Lins!y
basketball tires. playing tonight in the
local high school gymnasium will find
q large crowd Of enthusiastic fans i'll
attendance. Particularly is this 50
since the LinSly five has shown such
Il wonderful development in her play
since the last clash OF the two schools.
Supporters Q: the Orange and Black are
confidently expecting the Gold and Blue
TO fall before the slaughter or Coach
Holdens men. Wheeling. sinc< it mas
lost the services OF Captain Pratt. has
played mediocre garne OF ball. but &C
cordinc to those who have witnessed the
team at work IN the gym during the
past few days, they have shown good
Improvement and should lind the mill
tacy lads easy marks
Friday evening the Benwood and Tr!a-
deiphia teams will play ut III" Wheel
ing park Casino in return game. This
will be equally as interesting AS tho
Wheeling and LinSly game. and should
have Il large attendance. The Triadel-
phia girls play Wheeling saturday
evening. The Wheeling high school
boys play az the Wheeling park CASINO;
The Wheeling high school girls Will
play in SisterSyillc Saturday night
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.COLORED MAS0NS
:. CONFER DEGREES.
Both thF Mystic Shriners and ths Scot.
tish Hite Have Class OF Twenty :
One Candidates,

The :.i degree. Ancient Order Of Scot-
fish Ritt2 and the degrees Of the Mystic
shrine I:crr conferred upon Il cnndi-
dates ltyt night by the Wheeling lodge
If colorG1 Musons. The 33d degree was
confcrret upon TWO. 4 banquet follow.
ed che ceremonies, -,
and that Of :hc Mystic Shrine. were Will
liam BcIison. r. Reynolds. Albert Oliver.
Thomas Darlington. Clay Burris, Dennis
Smith. Tfarry Miller. j. Fl. Burke. Sam
Burr. 4nllcr Blaine. +. J. Graham. Jr..
Arthur stills, Robert Clark. Rev. r. =.
Gordon Nicholas Johnson. William Good.
Charles ,sIlllcr. james Reynolds. Amos
Brown spd Lloyd Howard. Rev. ]. $.
Jenkins Ilnd r. French Hurley received
the 33d :segrcc. The degrees were con-
ferrcd b. national officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
uoBSES FOE SALE


Triadelphia district High Freshmen
boys and girls, defeated the Woodsdalc
school teams in interesting contests
played last night. re high school boys
beat the grade school lads ii 10 2. Will
the girls beat the Wo0dSdalc girls -
10 9. The teams lined up as follows:
Girls: Tr!adclphia .lttgh-MTk"" AMI
Griffith, forwards; VI. Beck. side center;
Phillips. center: Kelley and Hess. guards,
odstIalc-ColcInan and Mess. for
wards; Hartman. sido center; Ross. CEN
ter; Beck and Gwinn, guards. Referee,
Miss SChart
BOYS: Philadelphia Frcshmen--Poc ard
Madden. forwards O'Brien, center; Co
bcrlcy and Brown, guards. WoudSdale--
r'rccSc. and Smith. forwards: Mayer. cen
ter: Handlan and Tyler. guards. Ref
cree Mr. Eillee.
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Trophies Selected.

SreS.!l Dispatch - The lnsHlltSeoces
BCCKUANNON. W: Va. March, y
Interest in the annual high Schcoi pas
<e,ball tournament to DE held mere
March Is and II is Mt it's highest. Buck
harmon fans have picked Charleston ana
Parkersbu as the most likely contend
FRS on account OF their performances OF
the past season. But they have not
overlooked the possibility or a dartf
horse. II either Of the above mentioned
teams win the tourney the silver trophy
will become permanent property OF inc
school, each having shared IN the honorS
Of the previous tournaments.
The management % the tournament
has again secured solid gold baSkssoalIS
70 be awarded TO winners and 10 run
nprs-up. These chblemattc balls VIII Do
suitably engraved. and aside from tnSl'
material worth they are OF value WITH
n,,t nrice for the honors which they
-enresant, These gold souvenirs Wall o"
nrssented 10 the players. coach and man
srer of both the champs and the run
pnrs-up Those awarded 70 the winners
gill be some larger than those awarueo
TO the runusrS-up.
DR. wallace f. Fleming Will present
th, representation doing the best Ch""t
Inc, throughout tho tournament Il hand
come loving cup suitably engraved ana
mounted so Us 70 be held as 4 trophy
nv The representation winning Il. II
Gill be arranged that the smaller dele-
cations will have nm equal opportunity
IF competing with The larger ue!Sse-
lions. /, .,,;,. Will,
bs NADIA uron the main playing floor or
tre gymnasium Immediately after tae
conclusion Of the finals. Presentation
ryII no made by Dr. Fleming.
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MUCH INTEREST IN THE
7. W.-BELLAIRE GAME

Their" * keen interest among the
y. ". I. y, ruOtcr$ in the game to be
played on the B"ilairH floor Saturday
evening h"tw""u tin: !. ~. I. 1. girls
and tn" Bcllairc high school girls. This
IS only IN" S"c"nL outside E;Lmn played
by til. Y. W. team this YEAR. but with
- their Sul"ndlh lineup of V"turln players
Il is hoped thnt ihEy Will b" able 20
hold th'!r "Wn against the raSt hich
school trS$Crs.
Th" Eiris REPRESENTING the y. W &. 4.
ar" Misses Fleming Kelly. LocffIcr,
North. i|aucr Little. Clykcr. Young.
W""druff. The E"llairc girls will come
t" Wh:"!ins !"r the return game Friday.
March lG.