The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-04-23
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

;at i o'clock.
-. One. dollar for. riding his wheel on
the sidewalk was the result OF Jimmie
saldwells interview with Recorder
sarhardt Saturday. Jimmie says the
police gave him a chase Friday. But
snat didn't interfere with his seeing
~Girl..of My Heart Friday night.
:: The Carolina Auto company SOLD
II cars lost week. Messrs Y. Mi
" fam. B.. M Buzhardt, Sam Johnson
and P. B. Mitchell left Sunday for
Charlotte to bring lot of Chalmers
cars through the country. alrs,
Mitchell accompanied 3Ir. -kitchsil
.and Mrs. Buzhardt went as Iar as
r,a.oy,,rnbia. -; -. IL
Miss Eugenia Wheeler has''heau ap-
:ssoanted sponsor and; Miss Carolyn
Caldwell maid Of honor for the James
3D.. Nance camp on. the occasion of tne
:. reunion at Ahbeyiile of, the Confec-
..sgSte veterans in May.
.y. The suffragettes during their con
..yention on next Friday will giveia
;parade at . O'Clock in the afternoon
starting from the public square.
Every one. is, invited to see this pa
xade.. - - ..s.:
- Newberry defeated Erskine at New
:. berry last Thursday afternoon II TO
8. Lominicll out OF five times at the
g. eat nade:a home run, two single anc
ia base on halls. =; :.
The Herald and News went to press
o.Tharsday afternoon before the polls
.,,eIosed and could not give the result
of the election to fill the uneXpired
farm of the late Alderman Baxter
The result. of the election was: r.
y. Whitaker SO: J. ID. Wicker l3'
there being IS votes. out of registra-
lion of 64 names The election Of
Nr. Whitaker i IN the line of pro
.saotion as he was a former police
man. His elevation to the alderman
M. position must be gratifying to nlm,
-zss his flattering vote shows that his
eonstituents liked him as policeman
and wanted him as "the man higher
&p."
nThe Rev. Edw Fulenwider perform
-sl the naE,iaee ceremony Sunday
evening between and 1 at the par
sonage Of the Lutheran Church CT
-"she Redeemer. for a. young Prosper
7av couuae, Miss Frances Kibler and
MI Claude Wilson.
Telephone communication has been
resumed at the city transfer station
after cutoff for several days. When
in need of transfer phone F. Y.
Campsen, manager Ring So
Troo" trains passing through New
berry Indicate rapid movement of SOL
slfers AMI advanced stage OF the war
See The li;cc;; display sale ad Of F.
II. Anderson IN this issue OF The
,s1erald and News and govern your
<-aelves accordingly.
Pay Liberty Bonds
There will be THE Shell Game
,:aved at the opera house Tuesday,
featuring Emmy Wehleu. In this play
q man CT wits plays what is known
among men as "sheN" game to
baackmail an apparently unsuspect-
ing victim
speaking of trails there will be an
.1t.her trail-"The Home Trail"-Wed-
nesday at the opera house, by Neil
ehSpn,an and Alfred Whitman. Also
the next ensuing episode OF The
Eagles Eye" which is drawing im-
z,ense crowds and holding their in
tense attention. Each episode is
either complete revelation. or else
. startling explanation in detail OF
scme incident which the public knows
.. merely as having happened. the
before.
See The Sea Panther" at the opera
bouse Thursday by William Desmon.t ,
s.cd Mary Warren. Famous pirate
.cautain of 1880 once more t-eads the
deck of his ship, the dashing gentle
man buccaneer Of the Spanish main
TO be seen in the great Triangle pho
aonlay. Lovers OF romance and color
>9nY adventure will hail with delight
the presentation OF "The Sea Pan
ther," the thrilling adaptation of the
stirring narrative which many readers
>-enjoyed in the pages of the Saturday
Evening Post. It deals with band
Of pirates bound from England to ths