The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-09-06
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Here we have been writing in an
optimistic vein for the encouraging
feelings of readers, but the vein has
been in vain, for now comes conclu-
sive proof of hard times. A certain
young man of Newberry, "broke or
badly bent" sold to another citizen
the shirt s'from off his back" and was
forced to wear his coat tightly but
toned in going to his place of en-
ployment.
! As a flower girl in a fashy cabaret
the little Italian lassie finally finds
| her wandering husband, but at the
time finds that she has lost his affec-
ton. With unfaltering love she at
tempts to win it back. How she does
is shown by Viola Dana in Puppets
of Fate" at the opera house Thurs
day.
Beautiful cinderella in Flower
land" gone, now make welcome Am
erican Legion.
A submarine built especially for
the production will be shown in "Met
Cold" the picture at the opera house
Tuesday. 1t is $50 feet long and op-
crates exactly like Warsubmarine.
If either both or one of the auto
mobiles colliding at the chamber of
commerce corner Friday afternoon
!had been going at the speed we see
some travelling ON the principal streets
of the city there would have been a
smash up and perhaps serious injury.
But fortunately on account of the
slow pace no damage was done, as
they only butted together slightly.
Following so closely after the cold
days of August the red hot weather
For the past several days, with the
mercury sizzling over the top of the
100 mark, it has been fierce to say
the least.
How can a cat aid in bringing
about general jail break? See it in
''Three Sevens," at the opera house
with Antonio Moreno Wednesday.
Must have been a Maltese or Persian
kitty, 'perfumed and fair, as she
strolled through the kitchen door for
air."
| Enjoyable times this week, with
the American Legion convention and
all that follows in it's wake, and the
stars at the picture shows, such as
Norma Talmadge, Antonio Moreno,
Viola Dana, Dunstin Flarnum, and
'other things
You have heard of putting bug
in your ear. Postmaster Bowers had
some experience like that last week.
Someone suggests that it would be
a good thing 10 have Caldwell street
worked out anyway as far as
the residence of Mr.. Geo. w. Sum-
mer, Jr.
See ''The Sign on the Door," at the
opera house tonight, Monday. Norma
Talmadge will show it to you in the
picture.
Among the "other things" for the
enjoyment of the Newberry public
this week is the presence of Mr..
Hutchinson, the professional clown
amusing the people wherever he has
been. He is here now in the interest
of the local Lime-Cola company. He
has a fine reputation for giving en-
tire communities real pleasure, be-
sides helping to put hme-cola in the
limelight through the paying adver-
tisement. See Hutchinson and laugh
and drink lime cola.
1t is our agreement with a level
headed man in his saying it would be
a good idea to let automobiles have
the right of way east and west in
this city, requiring those travelling
north and south to observe the rules
as to stopping at certain corners.
Newberry has a good man for the
work of installing hydraulic rams in
the person of Mr.. f. A. Schumpert.
He went to Gray Court, Laurens
county. last week and put in double
acting hydraulic ram for Mr.. S. D..
Martin. The ram is run with branch
water and pumps spring water to the
house a distance Of seven-eights of
mile with a 1877 foot elevation. This
week Mr.. Schumpert will be in Sa-
!luda putting in q double action ram