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VII.


Ia soumraku jednoho jarni-
no dne bllzil sc Emil Grower
zahradou ku syemu majetku.
Okno jedno bylo otevrene a u
nej sed6la mlada pani We smut
ku a hled6la dzkostlive ven.
Byla to Emma.
"PriSIo?" tazala Sc bez de-
chu, kdyz doktor vstoupil.
"Ano. Bohudikyr' odpove-
del vtahnuI il meme do po-
koje.
Emma trasla Sc jako list O.
sykovy, doktor sam byl bled.
eide" pravil a vytahnul list
z kapsy; "tento rok ho muzes
sama otevfiti."
Bez dechu rozfizla obalku a
vytahla maly listek.
"Jak dlouho budete iest6
mlceti? Kde jest dite? Jakmile
mi tuto otazku zodpovite -
drive ne - obdrzite zpravu 0
Itom, co jste ztratili."
Listek upadl k zemi. Emma
ovinula sve rame kolem krku
manzeloVa.
"Ona zijep' volala, ma mi
loyana dceruSka zije."
Hubeny obliCej muze sv6dcil
0 nevyslovnem pohnuti; zdVihl
papirek a pohlcoval no zraky
PAX zustal mlcky sed6ti, co "a.
tim Emma svuj placici obIice.
ma jeho prsou skryvala.
"Ano," yzdychl konecne, q
no, ona zije. Neni to ale stejnt
zneni jako V tech jinych?"
"Ovsem."
"Nepfitelkyn6 nemrha slow
1techy. Pojd', polozime psan
k jeho soudruhum."
Pristoupili k star6mu psaci
mu stolku a vynali 2 jedn6 pr
hradky baliGek listu. Tresouc
rukou rozyaZala Emma stuzku
1tera je spojoyala a pocital'
je.
"Ctrnact," zalovala, "a kaz
, dy obdrzon ma JuIiino naroze
: nj. Ida Vi, re jsou jeji narozo
niny?'
! "Bezpochyby ne, Jest TO al
2 ale tez vyrocni den ztraty." ]"
/ wis, Emile. re liz ctrnac
3 roku bez nj ziJeme, &c dine
SvuJ SeStnacty rok dosahla ~
, On neodpoved6l. Oba mick
i vedle sebe stall a prohlizeli t
Jenna psani. Cas- ten zmiz(
: beze stopy. Doktor jest posu
7 utrapeny chudy muz a moi
by Sc jmenovati posud mi;
7 dym, kdyby Sc neukazoyal
/. jednotliv6 sediv6 vlasy.
! Emma vsak jest posud rol
Il kosna zinka. Zlaty Was. 5 ii
It rymz 81 Julinka tehdy hra
: jest leskleisi nez jindy, a = S
i tech smutkovych, ktere 30 ztl
te ditete nikdy neodlozila, p
II skytuje ticha a yazna hospod
&C ne jeste nyni llbezny obraze
il Onech ctrnact rokd bylo pl
manzele casem ustavicnel
$ hledani a ustavicp6ho, hofk
E. no sklamani. Ctrnact once
70 psani Y starem stelku psaci
G. neslo ctrnact rozlidnych post'
Mich razitek. Kazdorocne; by
20 udana jina adresa a dokt
"a mafil cas- sllu V bezllade
e nych pokusech clzinku vypat
ii.
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"a PR[CINOU ODJEZDu

do stare Vlasti proda Sc MAZE
tex s reznickym a grocernim
obchodem velmi LEVINE. Trzi Sc
tydne kolem $500. Blizsf Sc
sdeli V els. 3046 zap. 48. ul.,
Vecer nahore. Ills
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KUPUJI A PRODAVAM ri

mni kabaty z dl'uhe ruky.
Jsem donna V nedeli a kazdy
vecer. Haste sc v els. 1894 W.
chodnl 112 ul. Vezm6te Bu-
ckeye karu. lila
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PRODAJI Sc .kombinacni

PRODAJI Sc kombinacnf
kamna "a $65, Sici stroj SC spou
steel hlavou, je jake novy, ce-
ma $25, kamna ma tvrde uhli
$50, ma mekke vytap6ci S13,
parlor set 5-ti kusovy, pravou
kdzi potazeny $35, krasny
sideboard SIS, pax zdimacka
a iin6 veci. Haste Sc v c. 1861
E. 40 st. z Broadway. ??
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Pronasleduji-li te mouchy,
Oxen Sc! Pronasieduji-li t6 We
ritele - to uz 81 ma svedomf
nevezmul
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Vzdano, co vSak ond S MIN uci-
Mia, jest otazkou. Snad Sc O.
tee vratil a odvezl sebou - O
tom bych vsak velmi pochybo-
val, kdyz 81 vzpomenu ma omen
vystup po narozeni. Ostatne
myslim, re jsou skutecne oso-
by, jichz Sc ma matka stra-
chovati, a jimz nechce, ably by
10 dite vydano. Kdoz Vi, zda-li
to snad Hanna neuciniIa."
Jake osoby?"
ITO nevim. Jest ale zvlastnf,
re jsem matku samu nepoznal
kdyz We dni zmizeni Juliina tax
vytecn6 prestrojena ke mne pri
slasla."
"Myslis, re to byla ona?"
"Ovsem, prisel jsem pozdeii
n COIIlu pOZHdHl.
"Zdali ale tez Sc jmenoval
setnik Forrest?"
me, to bylo pouze priiate
Jmeno, policie nenasla ma "a
.klade tom zadne 'stopy. Oba-
vam Sc, re tajemstvi ono, po-
kud Sc tyce jeho a meho dit6-
tie, spociva hrob6 S Hannou
Duffovou."
Stmivalo Sc a oba manzel6
posadili Sc k stolu cajovemu.
"Kdekoliv Sc nase dite MALE
ga, zehnej opatruj je Buh, "
pravila matka slavnostne.
Mesic vySel a osvetlil ma
lou zahradku svym stribrnym
sv6tlem. Byl svetly jarni vecer.
Y dali sumelo more.
"Oblekni Sc Emmo; pujdem
ma prochazku."
Ona uposlechla a oba opusti
Ii dunn a dosli brzy ma silnici.
"Kam pujdeme, Emile?"
"Zalezi ma tom, jak dlouho
to I've nohy vydrzi."
ooh, ia jdu jako Anglican
ka."
"Pak navstivime chatrc Han
my Duffov6."
Plizili Sc jak diva stiny ma
tich6, m6sicem ozafen6 stezce.
Doktor sklopil hlavu, Emma
Ipohlizela ku hvezdam.
Zadny je nepotkal. Costa by
la smutna a opuStena. More Sc
slab6 lesklo. TAX dorazili nepo
zorovan6 do stare, opusten6
chyse pobrezni, ktera poskyto-
vala obraz zkazy. Temer veSke.
| re tabule okenni byly rozbite
Izavora nechranila Cervotoci
YOU rozezrane dvere, ktere Go.
werov6 natlaku lined popusti
Ily.
Co jei sem privedlo? On tC
lnevedel. Castokrate zde iiz by
Iyal. Emma Sc k n6mu tesne pri
vinula a Gzkostlive kolem sebt
Ipohlizela.
Byla to jizba, We kter6 zna
Imenane dite svetlo sveta uzre
10; prazdna, spinava sv6tnicC
pima pavucin. Netopyr vylet6
kol Mich rozbitym oknem. Svet
10 mesicni odrazelo Sc cd st9
ny a od podIahy.
| V hlubokem mlceni precha
eel doktor Cover po jizbe.
"Ano," zamumlal, "Hanni
Duffova lezi hrobe tyto ct,
ii zdi jsou TAX nemy jako 0
ma"
/ Emma staIa Il okna a pohli
zela ven ma skaly more.
"V onom koute stale luke
neni-li pravda Emile? Oh, ia.
caste zdalo Sc mi o jeji smrt
a one krasne zene, ktera re
be re ztraty ditete narkla." !"
On neodpovedel a zkouma
/; holi i rukou veskere skuliny
/, otvory.
"Skoro bych verila, re nee
hledas, Emile?"
(Pokracovani,)
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PRODAJI Sc kuchynska Xxi

PRODAJi Sc kuchynska ka-
nina ma plyn "a $40, a vyhrev
nj ma tvrd6 uhli "a SIS, praci
stroj "a 50, a kuchynsky stul
4 zidle "a So, karpety, kula-
ty stul, 2 postele, elektricka
Tampa, houpaci kun a RUNE
dom. zarizeni. VSe musi byt pro
dano da Sc vse velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V els. SAIL w. Al.
st. lila
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn, je Ma dvou lotech, vse
vhodn6 zarizeno. Mattel no
prodaVa "a pricinou osamelo-
sti. Jsem samoten a proto mu-
sim prodat. Ia hotove Sc da
"a velmi levnou cenu $4,000.
Haste Sc V els. 9614 Way A
We. bIize vych. 105. ul. Ills
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IE1HOO 1HTIIV
matefske znameni.|
Roman cd Liny Berepsu.
Pro 'Domacnost" pfe Emanuel Beranek
Observation-Disclosures

od hrciciho kocaru pochazel,
iejich uSlch vSak jako tlukot
kladiva Vulkanova znel. Ma
jednou nebyla Pauletta vice
Paulettou, nybrz vlockem Why
kterou zhavi vetrJye V neko-
necny prostor zahanely, list
KEN, ienz vichTici svevolne
Imam byl, ztracenou a rozbitou
boji ma cernych vlnach. Staleti
Sc pres nj valila; pax stala Sc
op6t lidskou bytosti; ale je-
jich tepnach misto krve prou-
dill ohen; vrhla Sc do bezedne
propasti a teto nezmerne
hloubky zrela Megrinin vrasko
vity oblicej ma sebe pohlizeti.
PAX nasledovaIy tahy stareho
pana, ktery il divadle zivot
zachranil, Varneckuv bledy,
krvavy oblicej a temny, stra8Ii
Wy obraz St. Johnuv.
Nahle uslysela, jakoby dal
ne hv6zdy zaznivajlci hlas !:
Dude ziti?"
"Doufejme," odvetil druhy
HAS iona lest mlada a ma
dobrou konstituci."
StraSlivG dny.
Prhhledna bezbarva, jall
vlocek snehovy, probudila sc
Pauletta jednoho dine opet k
zivotu. Megrina a stary pan 5
celem JupiteroVym stall jeji-
no luzka.
80 pane jenerale, jiz jest il
l6pe," zvolala radostne vernd
sluzka.
"Dejte il hned uspavaci pra-
SEX"
A nyni snesl Sc sladky spa
mex dobrocinne ma jeji umdle-
ma ieji vicka.
Cd teto chyile prichazel a
odchazel starry muz, jehoz Me
grina imenoyala "jeneralem"
"Jake jest vase imeno?} ta-
zala Sc Pauletta.
"Jmenuii Sc Guilte." )"
"Bydlite zde?"
"Ne, V Marylandu."
"Tak daleko. A co zde della
te2"
"Osetfuii vas usmal Sc.
"Coz jsem byla nemocna."
"Velmi nemocna."
'Prosim, podejte mi zrca
do"
Ze skla dival Sc ma nj bledy
hubeny oblicej velkyma oci
ma,
"Tedy nemam zadn6 popa
leniny?"
Ne
Odlozila zrcadlo a zahloub
la Sc Y myslenky.
Kdyz Megrina ystoupila
vzdalil Sc e4Guilte.
"Posad' Sc Ike mne Megr
no. praviIa Pauetta. "Relu
Nj, byla-li jsem vice nedel nc
mocna?"
"Qui."
"A nemoc stoji mnoho, N;
me v dome penize?"
Ami sou"
"A Z echo tedy zijemc?'
"Monsieur lie general odp
veddla starena lakonicky.
"Plati?'
"Oui."
Dlouho mlcela.
"A 60 isl Sc iin6ho v tomi
case dozvedela, Megrino?" t
zala Sc konecn6.
'Zv6dela isem, ze pan, J
neiz stfeleno bylo tax dale'
Sc zotavil, ze mohl opustlti n
sto Jeho matka iej odvezla,
bv lei od vas vzdalila."
Temny mrak pfeletel pr
Paulettin oblicei. "Jeste Jedi
osoba byla sdcastnena, Megl
nor
"Tu jsem nikdy nevidela,
nlz 0 nj co slySela. Pan jener
se.sam o mas staral. Mon Die
co bychom byly bez neJ poe
ly."
"Jest zaiiste bohat?
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ssssssN Trszss ~, !,
PRODA SE

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod $ prodejem skolnich
potreb, da Sc lacino bude-li
prodan behem tydne. Haste
sc elsie 7753 Broadway.
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re jeden rok uziVane, stale
$1,000, proda Sc 2 rodinnycn
duVodu "a hotov6 velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc V els. 3506 zap. 80.
ulice. 11-14
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$3.50 HOTOVE a

PA0o AAO ONL OSCdlul lid
inesicni splatky koupi vam
dunn o 5ti pokojich ma dlazde-
ne cest6, blize Clark Ave. Da
Sc LEVINE pfi rychl6m prodeji.
Haste Sc Il Otto Pollock, 3423
Clark Ave, roh Fulton rd.
11-14
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Jejl mala, zhubenela posta-
va vyhlizela velmi slabe, kdyz
jeneral vstoupil.
"Jak? Jiz vzhuru? Wy pla-
cete?"
"Ne," povzdychla 81.
Pohl6dl ma nj jako cedr Lii
banonu ma neznou konyalinku.
"A prece placete," pr&viI
vazne.
Ona zavrt6la truchliv6 hla-
YOU.
"Dovolil jsem 81, starati sc 0
vase pomery a shledal jsem, re
stojite sama We svete."
"Ano."
"A jste jiz syta ziyota he
lreckeho?"
"Ano, veskera zmuzilost mne
ljiz opustila; nemohla hych
hrati, ami abych Sc pred smrtl
hladem zachranila."
| "Rozvazme 81 stav veci. Ne
mate-li zadne prostredly, ne
lmuzete byti sama sobG pone-
chana."
Ona smutne pfisvedcila.
ia sam jsem starry, opuSt6-
| ny muz,' pokracoval pomalu
dale; "a pouze jen jedno stvo-
reni jeste ziie, jehoz zilach
krev ma koluie. Zivot V Hazel
Hallu po boku Hildy Bureov6
jest dosti smutny. Rad bych me-
u sebe bytost mladou a veselou,
bytost jako jste WI"
Pc t6chto slovech rozvinul j
sve ram6 vstfic.
''Vyraz Vaseho obliceje pripo
nina mne ma jinou bytost, KITE
rou jsem kdysi znal a hluboce
mne pohnul. Pojd' Ike mn6, di-
t6, potni novy zivot jako mole
adoptovana dcera."
Vyskotila a diyoce ma nehl
! pohl6dla.
"Jest to vase mineni, miizt
to byti pravdou?"
"Anno Pauletto. Zachrani
jsem ii zivot ty stala jsi Sc
mi mitou. Pfisel jsem ia svym
lzalezitostmi ma sever a vratin
Sc nyni do Marylandu. Nejdri
We vSak dam te jake chovankl
do klastera svat6 Kateriny. vi
dis, ze jsem wee tn jiz rozvazil
! Zapomen svaj drivejsi zivot
bud pro Hildu a pro jine MOI
porucenkou, svefenym mi dit
: tenn m6ho mrtyeho pritele. L
chrani pred zvedavymi otazk
mi. Svoluies Pauletto?"
a "Oh chci, radosti, S pie
semi
Polibila mu ruku, klekl
pred MIN a vyprayela mu vt
+ sker6 sy6 prihody Jenom svC
il il nest astnou syatbu a jmen
: St. Johnovo zamleela. 70 Wy
povedeti nemohla.
"Pocni nyni novI, 1T astneii
/ zivot,, mile dlte. Odcestuiem
jak bfzy bude mono, Posill
Sc tedy; o tvou hudoucnost
Ipostarano.' >
81 Zachv6la Sc pred ieho dobl
tivym zrakem Nemela-li by m
cele sve srdce oteyriti, jedir
velik6 sve tajemstyi mu zjev
ii? Vzpomnela ma slib uciner
D st. Johnovi a mlGela.
: "Budu vas miloyati, po ce
zivot YAM zehnati," zaseptal
"a Kdyz il general Guilte
,e pustil, vzala Z psaclho stolt
le podobiznu st. Johnoyu q Ii
a. oddavaci a pfistoupila ku k
bu. Jerne ieji oci zarily a m
as la postava zdala Sc rusti.
Ia "Ano, chci pociti novy ziv
i a ma vSe zapomenouti. Pr
ne? Vzdyt on mne tez opus
a a zapomenul.'
al Roztrhla oddavaci list a
II, podobiznou hodila do ohI
a. PAX hluboce 81 oddychla, Ja
by 'sprostena byla t6zkeho bi
mena.
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc p6kny byt
Y pfizemi We predu je vhodne
zafizen. Haste Sc V els. 4719
Vivian Ave, roh vych. 48 ul.
11-16
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PRODA Sc zdravy cerny 7
rokd stary, vahy 1900 liber.
Haste Sc V els. 2978 vych. 81.
ul. 11-16
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= RO E N E
D Z N A MI K Y.

PRIME Sc maSinarka a je-
dina holka Ma rucni kabatovou
praci. Haste Sc V els. 5027
Hamm Ave. lila
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NARYTEk ] kAMNA z
druhe ruky prodava a kupuJe
v. Sedlacek, 1851 E. 40. st. q
Broadway. Z
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VYMENl Sc farma o 43 a.
krech, $ farmafskymi budova-
mi, s mil cd Public Squaru, ce-
ma $4,000, Vym6nl sc "a NEST
sky majetek neb Lofty. Haste sc
II Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark A
We, roh Fulton rd. Tel. Lincoln
1857 - Central 1868. lila
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PRODA Sc dobry a spolehli-
w kun a jeden t6zky, dplne
zachovaly vuz, tez Sc prodaji
kanari rollers. Haste Sc V els.
1923 Beverly Ave. Vezm6te
Forest City Park karu. lila
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PRONAJME Sc dunn ma "a
padni 81. ul. els. 3208, 4
mistnostech. Najem SIP. VSe
moderne zarizeno. K doptani
Y els. 2508 Montclair Ave. v
South Brooklyn. lila
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PRODA Sc majetek, V nemz
Je zafizen cukrovinkovy a gro
cerni obchod pekarna. Da Sc
velmi LEVINE. Haste sc V els.
344S zap. Al. st. 11-17
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PROI)A Sc:

PRODA Sc dobre zachovala
basa "a levnou cenu. Haste Sc
Y els. 4415 Lester Ave. Ills
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POZEMKOVE LACE

POZEMKOVE LACE.
Proda Sc dvourodinny dunn ma
Clark Ave. "a $4350, hotove
$500 a zbytek Ma lehke splat-
ky pri 6 proc. uroku. - Dvou-
rodinny dun ma dlazdene uli-
CT, blize zap. 65. ul. Clark
Ave. kary, velky lot. Blizsi sde-
Ii Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark A
We, ron Fulton rd. 11-14
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-19
REGULAR MEETING
NEWBERRY POST "a

Regular meeting of Post No. "a the
American Legion will meet tonight
Monday at o'clock. A full at
tendance of the members is desired.
The body Of Bennie Folk, a New :,
berry county boy who met his death
On then battlefelds in France, mas
reached New York, and is expected
in Newberry some time this week: K:
Upon its arrival here the remains will
,e laid to rest in Rosemont cemetery.
sennie. Folk was a member Of Com
oany K, 11Sth infantry, Thirtieth div
sion. - The family has expressed a
1esire that the local post of the Am
,rican legion take charge OF the ooay
1pon its arrival, and of course this
cequest will be complied with.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-19
NEWBERRY DEFEATS
CLEMSON AND WOFFORD

Newberry college won the annual
State Oratorical Contest baseball
game at Greenwood Friday from
Clemson by the score of to 2. Rob-
inson, the first man at bat for New
berry, drove out home run. This
was followed in quick succession by
two doubles, a single, sacrifice fly
and a base on balls resulting in four
additional runs. Boozer relieved Da-
Wis on the mound for the Tigers, but
he was hit hard also. Luther had az
easy time with the Clemson batters
and never exerted himself. Luther
and A. Shealy led at the bat, each
getting three safe blows.
The Indians journeyed to Spartan
burg Saturday to play Wofford and
won again by the score of 8 to 8. The
Newberrians continued their heavy
hitting in the game and drove Mar
tin, Wofford's star twirler, from the
mound in the seventh inning. The
Methodists came near taking. the lead
in the third, but Luther went to the
mound at this stage of the. game, re-
lieving Derrick, and Immediately put
an end to the Terriers rally. The
Newberry star allowed no further
scoring on the part of the Methodlsts
and yielded only one scratch during
the remainder of the game. A. Shea
again featured at the bat, getting
four hits out of five times up. New
berry will play the Citadel nine here
at College Park tomorrow (Tuesday)
afternoon, the game beginning
promptly at 4 o'clock. Luther is
slated to occupy the mound against
the cadets and large crowd IS ex-
oected to be on hand. The College
of Charleston team will meet the To-
cal collegians here Wednesday after
noon at the same hour and place.
The score of Fridays game:
Newberry -. go. sol 900 101 1923
Clemson -. 80. 900 Oo1 O10 2 6 q
Batteries: Luther and Cromer; Da-
Wis, Boozer and MCPHERSON
The score of Saturdays contest:
Newberry %. ....22o 900 2o2, 8 1s 5
Wofford 49,. go. O12 900 900 8 5 q
Batteries: Derrick, Luther and
Cromer; Martin, Gibson ard Gross.
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In Columbia This Week
The State.

The State.
Many physicians, surgeons and
nurses will be in Columbia this week
in attendance upon various meetings
for persons engaged in various ca
pacities in care for the public health.
The state health department is now
preparing a series of state maps, each
four by six feet, which show clearly
and impressively the number. of cases
of typhoid and the number of deaths
from this disease, the number of cases
of diphtheria and the number of
deaths from this disease, and the
number Of cases in each county of
various other reportable diseases.
Locations Of venereal disease clinics
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Visitors to Greenwood.

Among the Newberry visitors to
he oratorical contest and baseball
yame at Greenwood were the follow
;ng:
Mrs. S. ]. Derrick, Mrs. Haiti
wanger, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Boozer,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nance, Miss Ber-
;ha Efrd, Miss Louise Haltiwanger,
Miss Ruth Mayer, Miss Marie Epting,
Miss Frances Caldwell, Miss Ida Mae
Hayes, Miss Ruth Harrell, Prof. S. J..
Derrick, Prof. E. B. Settler, Prof.
W. H. Gaver, Prof. J. D. Lane, Thon-
as Cromer, B. O. Herlong, O. H. Long,
B. O. Long, J. G. Long, Robert Ep-
ting, G. w. Muller, Frank Wise, John
Clarkson, W. w. Kinard, H. C.
Gnann, C. E. McCartha, G. L. Nc
Cartha, T. R. Cotton, Ben Eleazer,
]. G. Bouknight, E. Dominick, Frank
Wessinger, R. M. Monts, E. 0. I'm
ger, ]. S. Herlong, E. o. Hentz, Fred
HAYES, Bernard Houck, I. N. Mer-
chant, J. H. Kinard, A. B. Chapman,
J. ]. Vigodsky, S. C. Fulmer, j. M.
Mccain, C. L. Epting, P. K. Harmon,
D. O. Hallman, H. B. Betcham, Boyd
Hamm, George Rast, E. L. Settler,
J. F. Clarkson, T. Frick, J. I. Hodge,
Tracy Kreps, C. H. McPhee, j. G.
Grady, L. L. Shealy, Marion Blease,
William Turner, Paul Troutman,
Albert Rast, Bob Boozer,' Cecil Booz-
er. D. w. Buzhardt, W. f. Wallace,
John Kinard, Claude Williams, c. W.
McCartha, ]. 0. Unger.
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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

A moment that grips the heart is
when Firebrand saves baby from
stampeded horses. See Buck Jones
Wednesday afternoon in "Firebrand
Trevison."
It is the story of girl who fell
among thieves and was for a time
their unconscious tool. But fate and
a clever cub reporter foiled their ne
farious scheme and brought the girl
into safety and happiness. Constance
Binney will portray the character in
!!"The Magic Cup" Thursday.
Sir Pierce Goggans wants US to un-
derstand that he had hand in billing
this town for chautauqua.
Pauline Frederick will give you
MADAME K" at the opera house
Tuesday.
Now that the baseball season has
opened maybe we can somewhat for
get our business and financial tcou-
bles.-Edgefeh Advertiser.
The negro Cal Young who couple
weeks ago shot and slightly wounded
George Epps, colored, in the Cannon
town section, is a brother of the man
who, some years ago, killed his wom-
an in Columbia and cut up the body
and placed it in a trunk. 1t will be
recalled that the murderer was later
arrested in Cannontown and duly con-
victed and electrocuted. 1t is said
that the father Of these chad niggers'
himself killed a man years ago.
We don't always have to go from
Newberry to get real humorous para
graphs. A little school child here
furnishes a good one. A teacher in
one of our schools called for the fem
inine of monk. Only one child an
swered, giving monkey" The an
swer was not given as joke, but in
dead earnest. That was pretty good,
as we'll as bright. The little thing
naturally thought that monkey
must be the feminine of "monk." 1t
sounds all right.
1t is unfortunate for man to fall
asleep in the opera house-unfortun-
ate to the. man, because he misses a
good part of the picture. A man sit
ting in the vicinity of the reporter
and others one night last week ruined
fine portion of the picture, in his
own mind, by going to sleep at the
wrong time. It is bad business.
Those of US who know what the loss
of a good mother is synpathize very
deeply with Mr.. John W. Earhardt in
the death of his mother, an account of
which is to be found elsewhere in this
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NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING

Notice IS hereby given that we, the
undersigned Jury Commissioners for
Newberry County, will at 9 o'clock
A. NJ, April 2t5h, 1921, in the office
of the Clerk of the Court for said
County, openly and publicly draw the
names of sixty-six (36) men bo serve
as Jurors for the Court Of Common
Pleas which convenes May 9th, 1921.
c.. c.. SCHUMPERT.
J. D. WHEELER,
J. B. HALFACRE,
Juror Commissioners for Newberry
County.
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enjoyable time at a banquet one
night, an oyster roast at Cape Henry
the next day, followed later by boat
voyage to various points of interest
ETC., etc.
Col. E. H. Aull, editor and proprie-
tor of the. Newberry Herald and
News, was in town on business yes
terday.-Mr. Junius Kinard, former
ly. of Greenwood but now of New
berry, is visiting friends in the city.
Greenwood Index-Journal, 18th.
Mrs. J. B. Frazier of Blairs was the
guest of Mrs. W. A. Wertz during the
meeting of the Congaree presbyterial
last Week.-Mrs. Edith Hogge Of
Newberry is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. N. D. Gruber at 1913
University Place.-The State, 18th.
Mr.. Frank Bowers, now connected
with the Atlanta Journal, is visiting
relatives in Newberry, where his ma
ny friends are glad to see him again.
DR.. and Mrs. D. K. Gotwald, after a
pleasant visit to their son, Dr.. W.'K.
Gotwald and family, left last week
for their home in Springfield, Ohio.
New friends here enjoyed their visit.
Mrs. William M. Griffin, Mrs. Ed.
Evans, and Everett and Coppock Ev-
ans of Newberry were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James o. Sheppard Sunday.
-Edgefeld Advertiser, 18th.
Mrs. W. K. Gotwald and Miss Sadie
Goggans spent Saturday in Columbia.
Mr.. Fred Zobel of Charleston spent
the weekend with relatives at his
former home.
Mrs. Lizzie Melton spent the week
end at Old Town with her daughter,
Miss Louise Melton.
/ Mr.. H. o. Stone and two children,
accompanied by his sister-in-law, Mrs.
j. W. Robertson, motored to Green
vile for the weekend to see Mr..
Stones little son, Harry, who is in the
hospital there under treatment.
Mrs. Roy Summer returned from
Columbia Sunday, after having visit
ed her mother, Mrs. C. A. Bowman,
who is at the hospital recovering
from serious operation performed
Friday. The operation was success
full and Mrs. Bowman is doing as well
as could be.expected. Her daughter,
Mrs. Walter of Birmingham, is with
her and her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Caldwell of
Columbia spent the weekend here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Caldwell.
Miss Margaret Gary of Kinards is
spending the week in Newberry with
her aunt, Mrs. Geo. L. Epps, attend
ing chautauqua.
Messrs. T.. w. Keitt, R. D. Wright
and C. H. Cannon are the delegates
with W. G. Mayes and ]. H. Wicker as
alternates from Central Methodist
church to the Cokesbury district con-
ference at Waterloo Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. Lance swindler is in the city.