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The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30

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Three highwaymen recently robbed
a New York policeman of his revolver
and $25.
A Colorado farmer plays a phono-
graph while he milks his cows be-
cause he says the milk flows more
easily and keeps the mixers from
talking.
a Long Island farmer who was rob-
bed of $40 by burglars publicly boast
ed that they had overlooked SITS in
the sideboard. The next night they
took the SITS.
A quarrel over the price of fish is
said to have caused the conflict be-
tween Japanese and Chinese soldiers
which recently resulted in the death
OF several soldiers and may possibly
result in war between the nations.
A burglar in New York asked the
judge not to sentence him upon the
18th Of the month because it was I'M
lucky.
"Nobody drunk on Christmas day."
Headline in Fargo Forum.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
SOUTH HEART NEWS

Miss Evelyn Kenudson, who has
been teaching the primary department
in the South Heart school, returned
to her home in Minot, N. D., for her
Christmas vacation.
Miss May Miller returned from
Richardton on Friday last to spend
her vacation with her people here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kennedy spent
Christmas in Dickinson with their rel
ativcs.
The South Heart school will open
on the End Of January when it is ex-
pected the new building will be COM
pleted n ready to be occupied.
Considerable concern was felt on
Tuesday last for Mr.. Irwin Cassidy,
who left his home on Monday evening
during the storm which was then in
progress and who was not seen during
the next day. Mr.. Cassidy did not
signify his intention of leaving town
and as he was not dressed suitable for
the rough weather his whereabouts
have remained a mystery up until this
evening-Tuesday.
Mr.. B. o. Torkelson returned on
Sunday last from St. Paul where he
had made a short business trip.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
DBL NUBS OF NEWS

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
ORPHANts WORK DAY.

For several years past the last
Saturday in September has by many
of our citizens been observed 2s
Orphans Work Day. TIE idea is to
get men and women, boys and girls,
to devote the earnings or the income
of the day to the support Of some
orphanage. We understand that all
institutions invite cooperation in this
plan and that September Goth is the
day agreed upon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
EYANGELTSTIC MEETING
AT CANNON CREEK

will preach at cannon Creek every
morning next week at i o'clock and
a. Cannon Creek Mission every even
irg at SIS Cd. W The public is
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices and our own people are urged
ar:J expected to attend. Let this
thought be in every heart, 81 joyed
when they said unto me, let us 90
irEo the house of the Lord" Come
bre .a2en ord frieasls and let US al,
WORK and pray for a revival meeting
and the salvation of lost souls
Sincerely,
j. Meek White.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
WANTED-Four Demonstrators fo

WANTED-Four Demonstrators for
nearby South Carolina territory.
Reference required, but no exper-
ience necessary. Our representa-
tive in this city receives $50 per
week. Call on him at Mrs. NJ. A
Gilbert's, Main street, at Z p. m.
Tuesday or call him at 364-3. He
will explain the work and put you
in touch with the company. o. E.
Bass, "The ,Wear-Ever Man
8-1-3t-1taW.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
ing. has returned TO her home

Mrs. Hamp Hunt, Of NeWberry, Will
arrive this week to spend some tina
with Mrs. ]. D. Erwin.-Spartan0ur5
Herald.
Mr.. Luther Higgins of NeWberry
who is the Ford agent there, spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. Cora
Madden.-Laurens Advertiser.
Miss Lillian Kibler, of NeWberry
spent several days last week as the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Posey.-
I.aurens Advertiser.
Miss Carrie Lorick has returned
from Newberry, where she has Dee1
visiting Miss Jaunita Epting.-Waver,
ley Cor The State.
Miss Ora Bell Betehman of New
berry was the guest of Miss Marclle
Richardson last week.-White Rock
Cor The State.
misses Maggie and Bessie Dominick
Of iNewberry have been visiting their
cousin, Mrs. C. w. Smith.-Wnte
Rock Cor The State.
Miss Mary Dunn and her mouse
guest Miss Elsie Duckett Of Alabama
have returned from visit at the
home of Mr.. J. c. Duncan, near New
berry.
Mr.. George Gallman of Augusta
Ca. is visiting his brothers in New
berry He made the trip through the
county on his Harley-Davidson motor,
cycle.
Misses Katie, Lottie and Susie
Krestler and Sadie Evans of New
berry are visiting friends and rela'
ti7es here.-White Rock Cor The
State.
Eugene S. Blease, of Newberry
spent the weekend in the city with
his daugter, Mrs. J. r. Workman
and tMr. Workman.-Laurens Adver
tiser.
Mr.. I. a. Mcdowell returned yes
terday from Columbia Hospital with
his little son, Teddy, who recent!
underwent an operation for appen
dicitis.
Mrs. Jake Geager had as her guests
during the past week Mrs. O'Merle
Lorick of Irmo and Miss Jessie LoricE
of Prosperity.-Waverley Cor The
State.
Miss Bertha May Gallman has re
turned to her home in Newberry after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Gallnan
on Oak street. lGaverley Cor. The
State.
Mrs. Bunyan Ringer is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. William Folk at Moncks
Corner. From this place she will g
IL Charleston. Mrs. Ringer is &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs. J. L.
Dickert.
Little Miss Blythe Duncan, after an
extended visit to friends in the city
has returned to Greenwood. She was
accompanied by Master Roy Anderson
who will visit his aunt, Miss Susie
Morris.
DR.. and Mrs o. B. Mayer and fam
lily, of Newberry arrived in the city
last Wednesday and spent several days
as the guests of MRS. Mayors mother
Mrs. w. ". Jones.-Laurens Adve7-
tiser.
Mrs. ]. P. Shealy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. N. Summer
or Taylor street, has returned to her
home at Newberry. She was accompa-
MED by Misses Helen and Minnie Lee
Summer, who will be her guests for
the next two weeks.-WaVerley Co.
The State.
Mrs. Fannie Boyd Riser, youngest
daughter of Uncle Mark NJ Boyd
deceased, left Newberry Thursday, Au-
gust II, after a snort but pleasant
visit to relatives snd friends in the
town and county, Mrs Riser has gone
to eesvilIe via Prosperity, from
whence she will return to the home OF
he- daughter, Mrs. Clara Fisburne at
Waltecboro where she resides. sine
t',t death of her husband, J. Boa
i'iser, who died on 25th day of FEB,
rrary last.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18

DIXIE STAMP & STATIONERY
COMPANY, Columbia, S. c. Office
and bank supplies. Manufacturers
of rubber stamps, seals, ETC., quail
ity and service. Prompt attention
to. mail orders.
5-19-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

FOUSE FOR RNT~Possession given
September l. For particular
apply to E. n. Livingston at Far
mars Oil Mill.
8-15-3t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
". F. EWart.
Foreman Of Grand Jury OF

Newberry, S. c.
But this didn't seem to satisfy
George Cromer. He goes down to
Little Mountain takes out another
warrant before Magistrate J. B.
Latham Of the very same nature. With
three Of the ga me witnesses as above
stated: A. A. Singley, Geo. Epting and
r F. sease at the eleventh hour so as
I would not have time as ne though
to vindicate. myself of this charge.
AS to my official conduct since
have been magistrate of No. 10 Town
rip I am willing to be judged by the
reputable citizens of my toWnsh!o
and county and I want no better eVl-
dence to shox my innocence than tAs
above statement made by the honor
able grand jury of our county.
Very respectfully,
J. A. Kinard,
Magistrate No. 10 Township,
August II, 1916.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
8-18-3t.

STRAY lNULE-Light bay mare mule,
four or Eve years old. Left Monday
night. Reward for lnformat1o
leading to recovery.
R. W. Glymph, Blairs, S. c. Route L
8-18-1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
RTTLDING PERMITS.

Under the City Ordinance no build
ing, with new work or repairs, shall
be undertaken within the limits Of tn
town unless permit is first obtained
from the Building Inspector, H. B
Wells, Fire Chief for such bulldln5 >
or repairs.
The penalties prescribed will be
enforced for all violations.
q. F. Wright.
Mayor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-18
A Statement From Magistrate j. 4.
Kinard Of No. 10.
Political Advertisement

tHOllLlCdl Auf ufCEIlSSuSQl.I
To the Democratic Voters of No. 10
Township:
| am sorry that it becomes neces :
sary for me to make an explanation
in regard to little campaign SIAN
der that has been circulated upon me
by one Geo. Cromer and others in
order to injure me in my race for
magistrate.
In regard to the beginning of this
nasty little piece of filth the under
signed certificate will explain:
Newberry, S. &C. August II, 1915.
This is to certify that the charges of
Official misconduct" in Office made
against Magistrate J. A. Kinard of No.
10 township by the affidavits of A. A.
singley, G. NJ. Epting, T. F. Sease. Sam
Morris and F. E. Harmon made before
rotary-publics w. w. Wheeler and W.
S. Werts of Prosperity, S. c., were
thoroughly examined by the Grand
Jury at the Criminal court held at
Newberry, S. c., in June 1915.
Said charges were refuted and the
case was thrown out by the grand
Jury.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

Capt William Il. Rosevelr. Jr., is
To see that we have an arnory and
a suitable personnel; but as our de-
tention here Is holding up other cogs
In the military wheel. think the
war department viii consent 20 an
abandonment ar inspection until We
get 10 Grayling.
Our personnel j. al that could
DC desired. We have about 200 men
ready 10 go at once. and When word
arrives expect there will he a rush
10 recruiting headquaItsTs. Some OF
the boys who enlisted got tired wait
ing on orders and took their ole jobs
back; but Il will he very easy TO
I'LL their places, orce the word goes
out that We are ready 10 move
Enlisting has been stimulated by
the appearance on the main avenues
Of traffic of = Saxon ca, upon the
side Of which is inscribed, Battery
c. First Field Artillery" The car
which is owned by member NJ tho
battery, is oeing used Tor taNicah
purposes. the money taken In heinF
directed TO the latteIy's mess fund
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
ALLEGED SHAVER"
CAUGHT AFTER
3-YEAR CHASE

After three wear chase during
which he maHa-od 10 clud, federal
officers time and again. Arthur G..
Showers, alias Rrainard. WIS arrest.
Cd Wedn, sdav by Detectives Nc
Pherson and HcffroE. OF The fire.
lance squad. on capias issued fol
loving his joint indictment March
"a. 1912 with Sidney CCrhury on n
charge OF white slayerE Showers
worked on boats between Detroit
and Sandusky during The ne that
has elapsed since his ind.cfFert and
has had many narrow escapes from
the federal officers
The charge against him was that
he transferred woman named
Blossom Smi,h from Detroit 20 Gary.
Ind. for immoral purposes Car.
bury, who wa indicted on a charge
Of Transporting mis- wife Under the
name of Margaret Gordon 20 Cary
at the same time and fer The same
purpose, was recently released after
having served a three-ycar sentence
in Fort Leavenworth federal 9.ison
Two other IN sitiyc@ uroer iaGict-
rent on white slave charge are 1e.
ing sought by the department 9t
justice. according 10 j i.eraert Colo
special agent Of the drFa ment Fl
ward Klieyer, alias Kimorc who
forfeited a bond of $1,000 when boz
gcd and 4 rtbfrr stool. .tIr forfeit.
ed a $4,000 bond are rho men
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
MANY ANXIOUS
TO SEE TRIALS
OF GWENDOLINE"

The :. r. o. sign will be hung
ogt In The Lyceum theater. Friday
.yeG.aE, If requests for seats from
automobile men who plan TO attend
The Trials OF Gwendolyne" con
'i0ye 10 arrive as they have during
D. las few days. one automobile
company Sent in request for 100
seats and another ordered 30 more
officials % every motor car com
Ieur Detroit have made reser-
ya-.ou~ and are planning TO see the
Detroit section. Society OF Automp
Bile Engineers. present the melo-
drama which was so well received
o- ,he summer s \. f. cruise.
While the professional sessions
20. The Detroit section of the So
Getty of Automobile Engineers have
yaeu most successful in every re
poet and the other gatherings OF
This body have been equally prolific
"a, results there has been. for the
last year. a little organization with
Boz the Detroit section which has
.ecn responsible for all the mem
hers becoming better acquainted.
This organization staged The Trials
g., Gvendolyne' on the midsummer
cruise, and II was so successful that
.' was decided TO give a second per.
Torrance in the Lyceum.
The 50-piace band OF the Buick
Motor Co. Of Flint. will give a con.
cert in the theater Friday evening.
previous 10 the presentation of the
play The Buick band was organ.
lied several years ago by William
Dunbar as municipal band. and
degree OF excellence that when W.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
FEAR SPREAD
OF INFANTILE
PARALYSIS

Fear OF the spread Of the epidem.
ic OF infantile paralysis that is
sweeping New York city. through
the exodus of scores Of parents and
children 10 other cities 20 escape
the disease wave. Is expressed in
communication received. Wednes-
day, by Health Oflcer William II.
Price from Commissioner OF Health
Emerson, OF New York.
II is feared that. through the liz.
norance or carelessness OF mothers
who flee the metropolis during the
epidemic. babies that have been
smitten by the contagion will be TAX.
en- into other towns and cause a
wide spread pandemic.
Every precau'ion should be TAX.
on BY parents 20 guard against this
disease" said nr Price. children
up 10 10 years OF age are susceptible
and the symptoms are not always
discernable from digestive and other
troubles. In case Of any evidence OF
illness a doctor should be called in
AZ once
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
DECLARES
TRAINMEN
IN THE RIGHT
tContinued from Page one)


words their service 20 the railroads
stands IN the same relation as the
service Of horse does 20 the fire
department.. always waiting for tn"
gong.
The Interstate commerce commits
sion has no authority 10 handle tny
Subtprt and this point was called 20
The attention % the conference COM
mittee ~ managers by the executives
of the four organizations involved.
And as for our submitting our pro-
position 20 Arbitration, conforming q
the Newland act II might ne 50 -
"a burned child fears the IRE. We
have gone through the mill several
times. our Org2 nlZatiCns stand Tor
peace and always have, but when
you undertake 10 set up p principle
OF peace a. any price and ask us 90
recognize and conserve IL at any
cost. YOU ask us 20 recognize prin-
Ciple that. II 10 had been Followed oY
our forefathers, would have forever
prevented the signing OF the declara-
tion Of Independence.
For one. | am very thankful that.
The Detroit Times was not on earth
AT that time with IL "pussyfoot ed.
torials on this subject Of peace a
any price our organization has al
ways been. and il now, the standard
bearer Of the olive branch, but. when
some element comes into camp and
insists that we submit 10 have
condition forced upon Us that -
shortening our lives 70 the extent
OF continually working excessive
hours for a day. thereby denying US
the opportunity u enjoying reason.
BILE amount Of home life year in and
year outfits ~ tho very rock the
railroads and their train service en-
ployes have split on This condition
has been in effect on railroads from
time immemOrial. and We have come
10 the turn In the road and $4,000
railroad engineers. firemen. conduc-
tors brakemen. yard brakemen and
engine uoEtlers. with approximately
10000 women and children 20 sup
port. have asked for an eight-hour
day and IN my opinion the consola-
ton offered by The Times will not be
sufficient 20 reconcile this demand.
We have trusted "a this same doc
triue so many years and II does not
seem 20 be the logical solution OF the
problem now az Issue The eight
hour day Is a fair and Just dem and
from the standpoint 81 any man that
IS making his livelihood by the sweat
OF his brow.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
TURKS ARRESTED
ON COMPLAINT OF
COUNTRYNAN

lamar Aga Suleman and Abraham
ALI, two true sons OF the prophet.
were arrested in the coffee house
OF the former at No. $50 Victor
ave. Highland Park. Wednesday
night, by Deputy Sheriff John Rlcc.
and locked up on a capias obtained
by Hassan Fancy, charging them
with false Imprisonment The dep
uty sheriff played hide-and-seek in
a crowd OF POO Turks before he cap.
tured the two. Sulcman insisted on
having a shave before accompanying
the deputy 10 the county Jail.
Hassan Fancy was arrested last
September on a charge made by
Suleman and ALI, that ne had forged
the name OF Ali Agar MIstaia 10
postoflce money order He was dis
charged after spending 10 months
In jail. Now he wants SGloman and
All 10 receive Ike treatment.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
CARS MEN
TAKE FOES
SUPPLY LINE
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The war Office announced that sew
eral other Austrian positions on the
Russian left flank were captured.
indicating that practically all OF the
southeastern corner of Galicia II
now cleared Of Austrian troops.
In the region OF Voulkagaluskai,
enemy counter-attacks in close for
nation were repulsed. One enemy
detachment was allowed 10 approach
70 within 100 PAGES OF the Russian
positions before the Slavs opened
FIRE. The detachment was nearly an
initiated The Russians took Asa
prisoners on this sector.
On the right bank OF the Dniester
the Austrians were routed, the
cars troops occupying a sector
west OF Issakovtivatchon, takinE
several hundred prisoners.
Heavy fighting continues east and
southeast Of Baranovitchi, where
the Russians are attacking the Ger
man center One Russian division
captured more than 1000 Germans
In the region OF verchnitchorkh the
Russians have taken numerous pris
oners, rifles and other material. Or
the Riga front. German first line
trench was captured by the Russian
left wing, which took prisoners and
machine guns.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
Rn Ed L KEEN

Sidf Correspondent United Press
LONDON. July 6.-The kaiser is
reported TO have arrived on the
Somme front, accompanied by mem
bers of his genera! staff who will
direct the defense of the German
lines in the great allied offensive
An Amsterdam dispatch today re-
ported the kaiser's arrival and said
he had established headquarters
near the front and not far from
Cambria and opposite the British
front.
Great bodies Of German troops are
being massed between the Ancre
and the Somme 10 stem the british
advance. Allied flyers report the con
slant arrival OF troop trains and
Holland dispatches today confirmed
reports of heavy concentration be.
hind the British lines from Trres 10
the Somme.
There IL every indication that the
Germans will launch a very heavy
counter attack against the British
lines within 70 hours. The object
will be not only &c stifie the British
offensive but to prevent a further
advance by the French, VITO cannot
continue TO drive eastward If the
British lines on their left are bent
back. The German blow NAV fall
along the British front
All dispatches from Berlin today
emphasized the kaiser's determine
ton TO halt the British early in the
attack At all costs. The German
newspapers. paying scant attention
to the French successes south Of the
Somme. express citation over the
fact that the momentum OF the Brit.
ish advance has been checked. The
more sober minded German critics,
however. give warning that the bat
tie Is only beginning and that re-
CARELESS of any checks administered
10 the Allies the attack will continue.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06
To SHOW FILM
FOR WOMEN
Use of Twilight Sleep In 0per-
atoms tn BE Demonstrated
On Screen

Detroit women viii have ar op-
portuE.ty OF informing themselves
concerning The actual workings o.
twilight sleep from a fi.m made IN
Freiburg. Germany, ro De- presented
next week at the Washington the
alter TO women only. Accompanies
the picture Will be lecture explain
ms this new discovery by Mrs Rob.
ert b. IAggett, OF 81 Paul, who has
made a thorough study OF the SUD
ject
Twilight sleep was made one o'
the big issues OF The public health
department OF the General Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs in It's annual
meeting in New York. in May II
was presented al public meeting
by Or, J. Clifton Edgar. Of Cornell
Medical college. and the New Nork
Maternity and Bellevue hospital,
The club women OF Detroit have
discussed Il In their meetings auc
will meet Mrs Liggctt while she is
here
There are three reels all personal
ly directed by Or Kurt l. SChles-
zingk. OF Freibrug. associate OF Drs
Gauss and Krouik, 20 whom credit
Is given for this wonderful method
The picture shows how q mother
receivers within - hours after The
birth OF her child and Is able 90
walk.
The picture will be shown az l..
and 4 O'Clock Public discussion
will follow.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-06

r.yes az The Michigan Central sta
ton. his dty i, to De well filled with
events. He viii De escorted 10 the
Arcadia hall. whcrv a public ad.
dress will Doe made Trafnc will be
suspended over The line OF the presi
dents march. To take charge Of
the traflc work. fhe head OF the de-
partment h8, appointed his first As
sistaut. Inspector James Sprott.
while the department expects no
trouble from 'cUuks, II is best TO
be on the alert. and for this reason
We viii take every prccaution TO
see that the presidents visit In the
city will not Dr. married by any
event. said Sup' Marguardt II
e. The intention of the department
10 place the president on the train
AZ 3 o'clock in the afternoon, safe
and SOUND"
The PRESIDENTS train will arrive
in the Michigan Central station AZ
10 O'clock. eastern time. AMI viii be
met hs TWO committees, one com
posed Of prominent Dotroi,ers for
'he president, and he other Of prom
ncut Detroit women. who will enter
tair Mrs Wilson The president and
Mrs. Wilson will be taken 10 Arcadia
hail, where the president viii dellv-
er the opening address CT the sales
uanship congress
Mrs Wilson viii De present ar the
luncheon 70 be served in honor OF
the president in the n. A. C.. fol
lowing the executives address in
Arcadia, and she will stand with the
president during the reception or
delegates to the congress after the
luncheon. The party will leave De
troit for Washington Monday after
noon, az o'clock.
lister there on arrival Meetings Of
The Detroit Board OF Commerce
will be the Official h. headquarters Tor
the congress, and delegates will reg
the congress will be held In tfr
Board OF Commerce. Arcadia hall,
Statler and PcntChartraiu hotels and
the Majestic theaier Motion pic
lures of the meetings will be taken
during the weeh ana shown Thurs
day night in the Majestic theater.
A craftsmanship clinic viii be-
one OF the features OF the congress
twenty-five applicants for salesman
positions will be examined by as
many skilled investigators NJ the
session in the Hotel StaJler Satur.
day.
Hundreds Of women delegates are
expected. and all viii have prom
inent part in the congress