The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-05-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

A writer in the Associate Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN, writing Of Erskine COL
lege's contribution to the leadership
of the South, has this to say of one or
the Baptist lealers Of Washington, u.
c.: 1--WE think of DR.. j. j. Darlington
of Washington, of whom the late
Judge Brawley of Charleston is re-
ported to have said: He is one OF
the profoundest lawyers who ever ap'
peared before me" Baptist Courier.
The Newberry relatives Of DR.. Dar-
lington will be pleased to read this
nice little compliment, and so will
Ills many friends in this his former
home place.
Edith Storey will act the character
of ',e)l Jones in "''.e 'a!fl "hif Il
Wiz oe pr Sc ted at the t.ara l''ESe
c%esdav. A frontier o,~a' Of he west
If ,efra ago IS the :&1e ii *":Go
t.. Fig action in this >-o"r. which
abe; Edith Storey {, BE- al her 2est.
This hotel, around which the life o.
tie bttle mining town of Ell Dora ic
centers, is dwelling place, gambling
house, saloon, village store, post-of-
fee and vaudeville theatre.
Plans for Clinton's big jubilee day
of May 11th are being successfully
whipped into shape and everything
points to record breaking crowd in
the city for the day The speak
er of the day will be DR.. George B.
Cromer of Newberry, one OF the ablest
men IN the State. He will deliver &
patriotic address, and everywhere he
has spoken recently he has been
greeted with large audiences and the
highest praise. The committee feel
that they have been very fortunate iii
securing DR.. Cromer. In addition to
this fae address there will be big
, parade. floats, music by military
band from one of the camps, a big
baseball game between Newberry and
Clinton and other interesting feat
ures. Clinton Chronicle.
A colored subscriber from Newbery
/ HOW living in Co - Grove. Kansas
-Petus Leans-says he likes The
Herald and News. Good for Pettus
Let US keep it up. It's a long way to
Kansas. but The Herald and News
gets there all the same.
You will have with you Wednesday
Alice Joyce at the opera house. She
will be the "Bus'ness of Life" And
it will be some business believe US.
And also will come the seventh epi-
sode of "The Eagles Eye" in whicn
everybody more or less is interested.
After Memorial day, next FRIDAY,
comes Cantaunuat week, beginning
the following Friday
The whiskev permits are falling of
| in Newberry to a very perceptible ex-
tent.
A Columbia citizen has brought suit
against that city for severe injury
caused by fall given him by ba .
mana peel We hope he will gain his
suit and get we'll paid. Something
ought to be done to break up the in
sane habit of throwing fruit peeling
on the street.
An Arabian Nights dream is the
story Of Mr. Carey Larned. wealthy
clubman, and Tessa Fayne, former in
nocent country girl. who have just
been married The romance Of the tyo
is the result Of a most thrilling event
which them together See it at the
, opera house Thursday. "Innocent's
. Progress is the name of this heart
gripping, thrilling and masterful Tri
angle photoplay which features elf
like Pauline Starke. the fairy of the
screen. Many night scenes were TAX
en- in the most exclusive Residential!
section OF Los Angeles. wonderful
lighting effects having been obtain
ed in the filming of the picture.