The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-04
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Beverly Bayn". Also News reel.
The chances fer comedy and excite
:re:t are evident in the play. young
man poses as a crook in order to De
Of service to the girl with whom he
/ falls in love at first siCht.
Next Saturday the sun will he III
eclipse. 1t will be total at Aberdeen,
Wash, and at Orlando. Fla, and al
most total at Greenville, S. c. 1t will
be visible as partial eclipse through
!, out the United States. The last total
eclipse visible to this country was in
| 1900.
/ Alice Joyce will be in Newberry
/ again on Wednesday-in the picture,
THE Triumph of the Weak Which
will be the time also for the 11th cpl
|! sode of "The Eagles Eye"
In pushing the ordinance against
idlinp and loafing in Newberry the
city council will be doing a great
thing. The idler and loafer is now
looked down upon with loathing and
contempt, as he should be, along with
the Stacker.
IN Society for Sale which will
take place at the opera house Thurs
day. with William Desmond and Gloria
Swanson playing. In the picture &
girl offers to give man a large share
of her inheritance if he will introduce
her to society as his fance AS the
man has squandered his own fortune
he agrees to the proposition Of the
sirl whose former occupation is a
! bar to her entrance into society which
! she aspires to since the acquisition of
her sudden wealth.
The colored deserter, Fred Dreher,
who was arrested recently by Deputy
! Dorroh below Prosperity, was sen
fenced by court at Camp Sewer last
week to Is years in the federal prison.
About 100000 draft men in the Unit
! ed States will be called to the colors
during the latter part of June, which
means another qu6ta also from New
berry.
Recorder Earhardt extracted SIS
Saturday from Winnie Brown, colored,
for vagrancy, swelling the town fund
to that extent.
Magistrate Douglas got for the
county finances SIS from Fred Reeder,
colored, for assault and battery, tried
last Thursday.
There are more flies, by several mil
lions, than ever before seen in New
berry to date.
The Westminster Tribune says 1t
has not heard of the belled buzzard
since the war started. That same old
buzzard used to fly over Newberry
in his rounds.
There is no use for tramps in this
country at present. II you see one,
grab him and put him to work.-An-
derson Mail. That's right. Make all
the idlers work if they can't fight.
Stop the loafing. Other people have
to work hard for living, and the boys
in the trenches and in other places
are fighting. Every busy or fighting
person despises loafer or Stacker.
This is no time for a man to be
idle. We believe the work law should
be enforced more and a plan inaugu-
rated whereby anyone would be able
to put finger on man who is not do
ing some work each day and report
ave to the government.-Andrews
Na'vs. cn'-e nodelsperger and his
assistants are going to push matters
along this line in Newberry. Down
with the idlers is the new war cry.
There is no room for man who
will not do something for The cause
for which we are fighting, and he must
work or fight.-Andrews News. Let
all the newspapers everywhere strike
such blows and keep hammering away
There are good many Confederate
veterans who are ready to go to
France if their services are needed.
Anderson Mail. We know of several
s4ch in Newberry.
The Richland grand jury Friday az
ternoon presented to the court of gen.
eral sessions T. O. Meredith, conduc-
tor, and Harry Locklier, flagman, for
responsibility in the Southern rail-
road wreck near Frost's station on
February 25, in which IS persons
lost their lives.
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