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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
VOTE TO-DAY.

While we have no county Offices I
be filed in the primary today ex
cept magistrate for No. 10 town
ship, there are some very importan
Offices in the state. And every on
should take time and go to the poll
and cast his vote.
There is the Office of solicito
which lasts for four years and it
really a very important county offic
in that the solicitor las to do wit
our criminal courts. There IS
United States senator to be chose
for a term of six years. And raj
road commissioner for term of 81
Years and lieutenant governor TO
a term of two years.
Every good citizen should be vii,
ing to make some sacrifice in order I
cast his ballot in the election today
The same managers are expected t
hold the election and the polls Wi
open as usual at the same place g
in the first primary. Make it cor
venient to vote.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
Movement for Hospital.

The Newberry County Medical So
ciety held it's regular meeting FRI
day afternoon in the secretary.'s Of
flee. At this meeting the proposition
of establishing a Newberry county
hospital was brought up for consid-
Grafton. The members present were
enthusiastic in their discussions.
1t was moved that the Newberry
County Medical society stands ready
to cooperate in every way possible
with the other organizations in the
county in establishing Newberry
county hospital. This motion was
carried unanimously.
BY motion the president Of the So
ciety was directed to appoint COM
nlittee of three to confer with the
&C q nittees appointed from other or
ganizations in the county looking to
the establishment of a hospital.
John B. Settler, NJ. d.,
Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14

Sparks circus will show in New
berry at elders field, on Monday,
October 4, coming here on Sunday
Sparks was in this city last year and
yave great exhibitions.
In observance of the Jev'5n new
year now at hand the stores of our
friends Of that religion III Newberry
are closed until Wednesday morning.
from last Saturday night.
Mr.. Duane Livingston motored to
Columbia and returned on Friday
with his mother and sister, Miss
Mary. Mrs. Livingston had been to
the city to have her eyes treated and
her daughter underwent operation
for removal of adenoids and tonsils.
"Under the influence of intoxica-
ton" was what Policeman Tobias was
told by a colored person wishing the
arrest of another, on Thursday. The
SEQUEL was brought out in the record
er's court Friday when John Wilson
paid s5 for injuring the property of
another person.
At Central Methodist church on
Sunday morning the wide awake pas
tor. the Rev. J. L. Daniel, D. D.,
sccrched profteers and other sinners
in his searching sermon, telling them
they are seen by the Almighty eye
as they take advantage of other peo-
pie, and that all would "have to
paw" for their evil deeds.
Coroner Lindsay was called on
Thursday to DR.. Holloway's place at
Chappells to investigate the sudden
death of jerry Newman, colored'
who had died some time during We'd
nesday night. Nc inquest was neces-
sary, as DR.. Wicker Of Newberry and
DR.. Holloway certified that New
mans death was from natural
causes.
Some people in Newberry have not
laid up their supply of coal yet. As
it will not be long until the COO
winds and rains come to chill US into
preparing for winter, it would be
we'll to see the coal dealers without
further delay, as "delays are dan
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14

@ o 9 @ @ 8 @ @ @ @ @ o 9 @ @ 9
One of the things We do not under,
stand is why people wait until a man
is dead to say kind things of fel-
low man and speak about his virtues
and good deeds. They bring flowers
to his grave and say how they loved
him; what a splendid man he was
In their graves at Rosemont are the
remains of many men, kindly ano
tenderly spoken of in death, whose
lives would have been frightened
and burdens lightened by the touch
of a friendly hand in a dark hour
the helping touch of friend in need
But the living ones didn't know, anc
they do not know, because worthy
men are cheerful in their work
throughout the day and thus hide tn:
fact that they need the helping hant
to tide them up the difficult hill. Il
is like the song of singer Whose
sweetest notes come from "a bleeding
heart. Cheerfulness often covers g
multitude of trials.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
The Army Worm Situation.

Clemson College, Sept. 9.--The
third generation of the army worm
is now working full force, and these
worms will be active for period OF
ten days, says A. F. Conradi, state
entomologist. According to the ap-
pearance of the situation at THIS
time, there will be a recurrence OF
this outbreak next spring unless un-
expected winter weather should oc-
cur. At this time the principal dam
age is to forage crops; and farmers
are advised to keep on hand for
ready reference Information Card
No. 2, because the use of the bran
mixture on forage crops is entirely
practical. Farmers are cautioned to
keep this information card on flie so
that they may have it next spring. A
large amount of forage has been iosE
this season unnecessarily because OF
lack of time and information at the
critical moment.
Support Democratic ideals with
your dollars.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14

/ desire to repeat, ard that is, te
rive TO TIE vol: the most intc},igeE.
ard consiant and efficient service o.
wh:c,. | an, capable. | intend to
.ncaa at least three days out of each
week for lhe pcxt few months among
he rural schools, and the other day:
| NAV be found in TIE Office at ths
court house. After the iirst Of Qcto,
Der there will be phone IL the OF
fee at the court house No.
20 into this Office as the servant
If the people, but my main purpose
IS I may have the power, will be tt
:erve the children of Newberry coun,
", and if at any time | can help II
hat service | viii esteem it favor
have you, the people. to command
ne, and will obey to the best tha.
in ne. Again lei me ask youi
,eaty cooperation. Let us forget al
,ast differences, if any existed.
I have the assurance, as | knew
would have, Of the hearty coopera,
ion of Hon. J. E. Swearingen, state
uperintendent of education. | hope
will not be considered an!ss TO:
ne to quote 4 few lines from a lette-
which / received from him notifyln!
ne of my appointment by the state
BOARD for the unexpired term:
"Allow me to congratulate you
;pon your nomination for the posi-
ion in the recent Democratic pri:
nary in Newberry.
s'There is fire chance for pro,
rress;ve and constructive work II
rour territory. Do not hesitate tf
all on me at any time, personally OF
fficiai!y, for any service l may
end"
There is = fine chance for COZ,
.ructive work, but to accomplish re
uIts all the forces educationall.
aust work IN harmony, and there
must be hearty cooperation, and i:
here is there will be something do
ng. And when we do something fol
he proper education Of the children
We are doing something really worth
While.
hope very soon after l get m!
commission to have a meeting with
i the trustees as well as with the
oachers. And when l 2sE you tt
ONE shall expect every ore tt
nswer TO his name in person and no
V proxy. In order to DO rea! con
sructive work there must. be no lag
ards, ali must work together for the
'esi:ed end, better schools, more en-
husiasn:, more real earnestness, ant
here viii be results. ! am here t;
arve you, but in order that that ser
ice may be really worth while mus
ave the hearty ard who!esouled &C
Deration of all the people. This
n confidently expecting and do nc
ant to be disappointed.
Ebert II. Aull.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14

Miss Bessie Campbell has taken u
the home demonstration work in tn
county. She is intelligent and enc,
getic but in order that she may b
able to do something worth while sh
must have the hearty cooperation Q
the men and the women of tn
county.
In order that we may be of wha
help we can to her in her work Tn
Herald and News has offered her
department in the paper, and she he
agreed to undertake it. We ask fc
her the help of the women of New
berry. If any of you have anyshin.
in the way of suggestions to ofse
that will be Of beenft to your fe'
lows send it along and she will us
It in this department.
We are going to give her what as
sistance we may be able, but in OF
der that her department may b
worth while she must have the coon
Grafton of the various clubs and tn
women of the county.
1t is a great privilege to live il
this day when there is so much to b.
done, but you can get the benefits O
this great privilege only by doins
your part in the building of the rev
world, and cooperating with YOU
fellows in doing those things whicl
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
COTTON HOLDING CORPORA
TION.

The. drive for raising the capt..
stock of this corporation is still g;
ing on and is meeting with success
There have now been subscribed al
60 per cent. paid in of the $4,000
desired to raise, about $4,000.
This is a very important matte
for every farmer and business ma
in Newberry county to think on Sc
f;cusiy. The success of the move
ment now on by the farmers mean
the success of this section of tn
country for many years to come,
it means failure and possibly tn
hardest times ever experienced b.
the South.
The shares to this corporation hav
been placed at oaly SO each so ths
every farmer might have a part i
the movement. 1t is a. county move
ment and a movement similar is b,
ing launched in every county in II
cotton belt. It should take no argl
ment to convince the farmer and tn
business man in every calling th
vast Importance Of it.
Mr.. Oscar Long is continuing IT,
drive this week aid those who hay
not yet subscribed for any stoe
should see him at once.
It is the purpose of the corpora
tion not only to provide warehouse
but also to buy distress cotton an
keep it1of the market, and the CO
poration will pay a little more tina
the market price and put the cotto
in the warehouse until the pric
reaches the minimum fixed by tn
Southern Cotton association of a
cents the pound. 1t will be the pu,
pose to have buyer in each MAI
kes in the county. And this organ;
zation is countrywide and every cour
ty in the cotton belt is organizing
similar association. The purpose !
to get a price commensurate with tn
cost of production, and with tn
warehouses and the capital to bu
the cotton and assistance of tn
banks there is no reason why tt
far lers should not win the fight.
the present crop is to be markete
at the prevailing price there will /
many farmer who will not be abb
to pay out, and the prosperity of tn
past few years will be no more. An
when the producer fails who is tn
real foundation Of all our veal;
there will not be much hope for an
one else. Better come together an
help yourself.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
re for the betterment Of your fcl,

IRE for the betterment Of your fel,
owman.
This department can be made o:
;reat benefit to the women Of thc
ounty, but only by giving hear.
:upport and cooperation to Ms
Campbell. She must have the coop
ration of the women in her wor!
egardless of the use of this depart
nent if she is to accomplish any last
ng good in what she is endeayor;3.c
do.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
A STATEMENT.

In view Of the fact that / am
axe over the duties of the Office @
ounty superintendent of educat o,
soon after the primary election,
'esire to make a statement in regar
hereto, and to ask the hearty coor
ration Of all the people in the coS:l
y in helping to better the schools.
The regular term does not be.gi
.ntil July l, 1921, but upon the re:
gnation Of Mr.. c. NJ. Wilson t.
tate board has elected me to fill OF
he unexpired term Of Mr.. Wil@o;
nd I have accepted. Mr.. Wilson
esignation is to take effect on Sel
ember "a. I will, therefore, assua:
he office at that time.
In the primary there were 127
,otes cast for my opponent. \
loubt some Of these were ca
gainst me. Others were cast f;
i'm. I desire to say just this: s
ar as I am concerned I have wipe
IF the slate, and my only purros
vii be to work for the schools
.ewberry county, and the educatlo
# the children, and | desire to $e
hat I have the unanimous supro
all the people.
AS lightly as some may look uoc
!, in these times the Office of suoe
1tendent of education is the RIO
italy important position that tie:
in this county. 1t is importar
rom every viewpoint, and the ma
Who holds it and hopes to accomplis
nything worth while needs and nu'
ave the hearty support and cooper
ion< Of all the people, men, wome
nd children, and this is what | as
f you, the people of Newberry coul
y, and l want you to forget tn;
here was an election and let US
uli together as ore for the uph
nd betternaent CT all our pecpF
hat is what am determined to d
/ take it that it goes without II
aving that l shall have the heart
ooperation of the teachers, and
ant them to understand that !
ere to help and assist and enccu
ge in any way that | may be a5!
nd will be glad to have them G.
n me at any time. There can
good schools without compe.e
eachers, however fine the eqll'
,ent may be, and yet am one W!
elieves that the environ of the >
is has much to do with the edu.
:on. In other words what is lear
d out of the text books. is by 7
,eans the all important part of tF
ducation of the child. And goc
nd competent teacher, one VIZ
axes an interest in the school ar
he children is essential. And tn
eacher should have the support an
ooperation of the parent if he is I
ct the best results. The parer
aould get acquainted with the tescl
and. let him understand that h
as the sympathy and cooperation c
'le parent.
The only promise l have ever mad
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Ten years ago ROBERT W. tboo
oterfeld was very much alive col
red citizen Of Newberry. After h.
vely life here he left this city
Bob" is now visiting his forme
hunting grounds" where he is s
,ell remembered and was so we
Known during his activities. His az
earance shows that he is 'doin
icely" in Jacksonville, Fla, whe1
e holds the position Of night watcE
nan at Mason's hotel.
An article IN a Sunday newSpape
IN "Boom Collapses,' contains tn
paragraph: Rents have begun t
lrop. Five room flats that fe'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14

months ago could not be lad for less
han 1925 are now to be had at $50
% $65." Which reminds US to say
that it is coming, bound to come, the
bottom has to drop out and the crash
viii eaten many people. Better be-
rim to thin!; right now what is the
test thing to do. Things can not go
on this way forever, there has to be q
stopping place to turn around and go
back.
When it came to standing in wa
:er and waiting for the food to sub
side, Mr.. John T. Danielsen was cit"
Or in it last Wednesday between the
seven and eight mile posts on the
oomaria road with his truck and had
his little son along to enjoy it
With him. The boy must have thought
t was "some rain,' as the water lr
the road was waist deep to a tall
nan and they had to stay right there
sor one solid hour and Is minutes.
Mr.. Danielsen will explain the cause
IF the rise, as like Moses he stood
and "viewed the landcapour,' and
Mr.. Jerome Harmon can nelp him
out, as he happened along.
The new srtesian we'll drillers have
struck rock at AZ feet.
See the "Sea Rider" Harry Mercy.
at the opera house Tuesday.
Your one vote may decide ar
election today. Cast your ballot.
Bishop Guerry will preach at the
Episcopal church next Sunday night
1T o'clock.
At the recorders court Monday
VIM. Pitts, colored, left SIS to pay
for case of assault ard battery.
There will be no preaching a.
Smyrna Presbyterian church next
Sunday or account of the absence Of
the pastor.
The Rev. J. L. Bragg has been
::slled and has accepted the call to
be pastor of the Baptist church ct
Oakland.
TIE regular monthly meeting CT
the Bachelor Maids. will be held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock with Hiss
Sadie Goggans.
There will be a called meeting Of
Drayton Rutherford chapter, U. D.
c., Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock a.
Miss Nora Longs.
Mrs. J. X. Glider is doing we'll in
Columbia after undergoing operation
Cor appendicitis, her many friends
will be glad to Know.
Many of the young teachers leav-
.ng Newberry for schools in other
counties will read The Herald and
News, we are4glad to say.
When bride is connected with g
elephone system and bridegroom
;eIves an electric light company, il
bright and sparkling union.
The wife Of a. J. Gillian under
vent operation; at Benedict college in
Columbia last week for adenoids and
:onsils. She is, expected home today
When Dan and Kate are united
Dan hears the, cry of the wild geese
'ying South. Go to the opera house
Thursday and watch Tom Mix ir
The Untamed.."
The proceedings of the Newbery
County Medical society meeting, pub
ished in this paper, will make
mighty interesting reading" to the
people of this community.
Mr.. J. W. Wheeler and his little
laughter, Mildred, have returned
rom Greenville, the latter having
;een operated upon by Mr.. Jervey
:or oJo,o;Jc ,pd 4oynilc
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14

We're selling good clothes on very
narrow margins of profit; We guaran-
tee that you'll be satisfied with the
value, style, fit, wear; if not--mcney
back.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14

Support Democratic ideals with
your dollars.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-14
Things We Don't Understand

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

going up again So II you have any
old paper. books, magazines. etc.
phone 2143 and we viii send for It at
once. and you wiz have 1t of your
hands and some money IN addition
"Ot course, buying presupposes
selling And II you have any sec
ond hand goods you wish to dispose
Of you may be sure that we will be
very glad to call and make a bid on
them We are able to offer more than
most concerns for these articles be-
cause the salvage and second hand
business is our sole business. We can
pay more and sell for less than the
average concern which merely makes
lhis side OF their business a side Is
sue, because Of the large volume Of
this kind OF business we handle each
and every month
so whether one Is buying or sell
ing second hand articles, the result Is
that one gets the best treatment BY
dealing with the e. Paso Salvage
company. We conduct our business
along lines Of honesty and courtesy
II you want 70 come into our place
Of business on an Inspection trip and
decide to buy. we viii be pleased, in
deed But If you should decide not
TO buy. we VIII still be in the best
OF humor and VIII hope TO see you
again when we might have something
10 please you"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
e. Paso Offers Genuine
Opportunity To The Thrifty
Says Local Salvage Man

have good warm blankets for about
half what the new price would be?
or why should one pay heavily for
a new gas heater, a coal or a gas
range or an oil heater when the great
opportunity for real saving IS ar
forded which we are extending 10 she
public every day IN the year? The
ranges and heaters we sell viii last
for years. and when polished up. look
as good as new.
Sometimes we are led 10 believe
that much Of the high COST Of living
Is the cost OF living having gone on
a drunken riot OF carelessness and
extravaganza. stop. look and listen
is now. a good motto for each and
every person TO heed. For the time
has come in the affairs Of meu-and
women (can't leave the women out
nowadays)-when It Is wise 70 make
The dollars buy everything they are
worth How this can be done is a
very easy problem TO solve.
The specific examples OF posi-
bIIties for saving we have already
mentioned are but concrete examples
OF many other similar opportunities
that are 70 be found in our establish
ment There is never a day goes by
that we DO. not bring into our place
several loads Of goods OF every kind
which offer bargains untold and un-
believabls to the people Of FL Paso.
II takes a look 10 convince one.
That's all And It only takes q little
time and energy to come and take
that look
Isn't It mighty fine when one Of
the parts on your automobile goes
on the bum to be able TO find one to
replace II at a price from ons-half
to one-third what q new one would
costg
Though the paper market Is sdu
very low, we are still buying paper
Of all kinds and descriptions and
taking our chance on the markets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20

~ these days Of high prices and only
! tne most shadowy prospect Of a de-
cline in the market, the practice Of
personal and household economy has
become Imperative.
"And right here Sc where we come
20 the rescue Of Fl Paso people who
really know what thrift means said
r L Forti, proprietor Of the Fl Paso
Salvage company at 1891 Alameda
avenue "Ir is orr business, as the
name Of our company implies, to pre-
vent waste, and We do Il BY making
reasonable offers 70 those who have
goods TO sell, and putting reasonable
price marks on the goods which we
offer 70 the public. And In this con
nectlon. we would call particular at
teullon 70 the possibilities for saving
which we offer or furniture, hard
7rare. musical Instruments. reating
stoves and a host Of other articles OF
daily use
I'VE buy hundreds Of articles and
place them on sale at q great Zeal
less than their cost new aua lots Of
the articles We buy and offe- 20 The
public at very greatly reduced prices
are almost as good az lse day they
we-e bought
1--WE have 81 stock a. az times ev-
ervthinE for the house and shop. We
sen tools, clothing, 9ottles. su-1f.turs,
music Instruments. hardware blan-
kets. coal heaters. gas ranges, coal
ranges, automobile parts. autono-
biles. wagons carts, trucks. lumber.
cooking utensils. houssfurnlEhings
government blankets. Fovernment
shirts. and other items that cannot
be thought Of on The spur OF the mo-
meat
eve have on hand an unusually
large quantity Of government blan-
lzets and government shirts. as wall
as other government goods. all in
perfectly good condition These are
very valuable items. and YET we are
selling these articles az 8 price that
anyone IN need OF them cannot afford
to pass By.
eve would cali special attsntion
also 70 the large amount Of lumber
we hars On hand We buy lumber
when IN good condition. from persons
who have RACED structures and we
put this building material back on
the market az much less than it
would cost new
The question might veil be raised
regarding The wisdom Of paying
much too high prices for new articles
when second hand ones can be bought
which VIII serve the purpose 5usr as
well For instance. II a person needs
a couple Of blankets. Why should a
big price be paid for them when We
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
REVIVAL SERVICES

Beginning Sunday morning a revival of interest will begin at the Fairview Presbyterian Church. Rev. J. s. Hix- son, the pastor, will be assisted by a number of prominent pastors of the city. The programme follows:
 Services Sunday by pastor; Monday and Tuesday, Rev. J. w. Hickman of the Vine Street Church; Wednesday, Dr. J. A. Bryan of the Third Presby- terian Church; Thursday and Friday, Rev. J. ". Hickman; Sunday. the pas tor; Monday, March 29. Rev. John A. McSporran; Tuesday. Rev. John Mc- Neill, Wednesday, the pastor; Thursday and Friday, Rev. J. F. Logeman of the Plunket Memorial Church. The pub lie is invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
ENSLEY ::::i; :! E;

The flat areas of Ensley have pre- sented the appearance of a flooded dis trict for the past three days and exceed ed all records after the down-pour of Thursday night and early Friday morn ing.
 At the Pratt City junction on the Tidewater car line the water was over the car tracks and people living in that vicinity have not been able to get out of their houses in the past three days except in canoes or improvised rafts.
 Yesterday morning at dawn occupants of water bound houses summoned help by pistol shots and the Ensley police were kept busy assisting them.
 HARWELL-BENNETT
 The marriage of Miss Irene Harwell