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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-27
city grows and develops in its needs.
Here, again, you see we must
anticipate the future

We must ascertain what sections of Detroit,
as yet unoccupied, will build up into homes
of telephone users; what districts will I'M
dcrgo a change in their character and what
the nature Of that change will be.
If service is TO be had ION demand" these
forecasts must be made before the develop
ment actually begins, or at least in its initial
stages. When this is done, there is no
particular difficulty in meeting the service
needs of city Of normal groUth. Enough
pairs of wires can ordinarily be extended from
the underground equipment down through
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-27

We are doing our utmost to gain a suffi-
cient lead on the telephone needs Of the city
SO that telephones may be installed con
demand" as the city crosses the 100000
mark which, at its present rate of growth, it
will do very shortly.
Full capacity telephone service for all
Detroit, and prompt installation everywhere
and at all times-that's the goal Of our
complete program, and we are leaving moth
ing undone that will put all these features
in full operation at the earliest possible
moment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
WHITE SOX.
WIN AGAIN
American League Champs De-
feat Browns in Ten
Innings.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE Ameri-
can league season closed in Chica-
go Sunday with 4 TO victory for
the locals over St Louis After 10
innings the winning run was forced
over the plate. Eddie Collins open
ed the tenth with a triple. Man
ager Jones rushed on the field and
ordered Davenport 10 pass Jackson
and Felsch, filling the bases. Daven-
port then was unable TO locate the
plate and walked Gandil on four
pitched balls. forcing in the win
ming run. The locals punched hits
i'm the second for two runs. but St
Louis passed them i'm the fifth when
Williams weakened and permitted
four hits which Melted three runs.
Outfelder LieboId's double in the
seventh sent i'm the tying run. The
visitors were unable 70 do anything
to CicOttc. Score:
Il. Louis .OO0 $50 GOO e. s ,
Chicago ....O20 coo 100 II 10 >
Davenport and Severed; Williams.
Cicotte and Schalk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17

The White Sox iEfeld without
Collins at the keystone sack would
30 like a ship without a rudder. He
is the EcyStnne Of Clarence Row
lands inner arch of defense. ard
his work his season, consistent AMI
brilliant thcvsht not as flashy as
IN some other seasons, has been
invaluable Collins is holding lis
cUn.
Born at MllertOn. y. Y. in Ma
1851 Eddie Collins from his asTlsst
bOyhOod until the present day. has
found more pleasure in playiEs
baseball thar in anything else ne
mas ever lone. In 1904 he entered
Columbia university, and il was
only a short time until he began
to attract attention. Before he had
finished his college course ne play-
ed professional baseball. joining
the Athletics IN 1906. and continu
IEg with them until 1914
While wearing the uniform %
the MaCkmen Collins climbed to II &
top Of the ladder OF baseball fame
When lac hrst reported to the
Athletics he WAS ar unprOmislns
strip::r-, AMI 1t one time Mack
was ready TO let MIN out. But lie
showed such steady Improvement
rh@t he was kept on the payroll
end ;riej II different positions
until Mack finally founO he was
suited 20 secorG D1se. From that
time on Collins rose rapidly and
soon became knows as the greatest
second taSeman in the American
league.
Coilirs's hitting improved with
his fielding. In a remarkable short
time he became known ds one ct
the most timely hitters in Tai,
league, ana he is till ranked with
the ianSercus batters-the bOvs
who hit EN- where they amt with
lhcn on the bases. Ills best year
" itn the Uat netted him all aver
axe OF $50 That was in 1911
and Collins hitting was a bis
factor IN .he winning OF the pen
nant that year by Philadelphia. Ills
next Lest season was in 1912, when
hC hit 34S, aud in several otncr
campaigns he has hit around sac.
in hase-ru ming Collins has few
peers and very few equals. He has
slowed ur somewhat. it is tra..
but hC IL a smart base-runuer. ana
has nearly as much speed IL ms
less as he had when he set the
American league on fire in the day,
of Connie -NTack'S regime at the
top of the league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
RED CROSS HELPS
REBUILD FRANCE
Importance of Reconstruction
in Devastated Areas is
Recognized.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE
following cable from Maj. Grayson
NJ. p. Murphy, head of the REQ
Cross commission TO France. has
been received by the Red Cross war
council:
The bureau Of reconstruction o.
civil affairs Of the American Red
Cross in France has a new motto:
Housing follows the plow.
in view of the overshadowing
Importance of augmenting III every
possible way the food supply, the
Red Cross will carry on its first
work of reconstruction in those
portions of the devastated areas
which are selected 10y the govern
lnent as the best wheat growing
regions. and 70 which the French
government sends its batteries OF
tractors for blowing by wholesale.
Represents tives of three divisions
o. the American Red Cross in
France-rlanning engineering ana
civil adairs-returned recently
IRON a study of conditions in the
devastated areas. having selected
three villages in which provisional
reconstruction work will be begun
within a fortnight.
DeSO.atiOn COMplctc.
Fifty villages were visited. IN
some the destruction of ouildincs
svas complete. IN Others. porto d
of the buildings can be repaired.
Nearly al the houses G.e without
roofs, without windows and doo-
frames. ara with absolutely no fur
uiture on utensils.
'rhe Red cross plan 20 10 'ro-
visional reconstruction % Gae-.-a 3.
ul~r. as The refu@ees return 10 tie
4 Villages, L. assist i'm their e,ouohu-
and social rca ...-tat.Cl. "a =
iieht of experience gained in these
Nilla-c5. IT f..-s 20 uH-e .- .:3
Nisiorat reconstruction on a LARGE
scale. I'm those partiCula~ villages
Inc total POI u.ation before the wa.
Was >,3S7 Now il is 235
"The VILLAGES first .c.-cted aIc
those I'm the best whelt c~oUiu
arc.t. an0 the government VIII T.1--
The land Nth tractors. THO reJ 81
of the houses Will permit ;he ~
turn Of the refugees v-hO car 10
much toward ge-t.nl the ian6 sosu
tc wheat This autul.1. in order 30
oncroach a. lite IS possible ON
Tie liz .ted s.l PLY OF .um' En- T. a.
Red Gross; IS selecting VILLAGES in
which the work will be arsei, that
GO l..oris.o..s! req. "a }c~ t. ,-- 10"
nev construction. " pans 70 ..;,.>-
oA the .ot rs own hg.o AMI lie. '
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
CHAMPS IN
FINE FORM
Giants and White SOX Increase
Leads During the Past
Week OF Play.

NEW YORK. sept II. - The
eague leaders and probable con-
.euders in the annual world series,
he New York Nationals and Chica-
20 Americans increased their re-
ipective margins OF safety the last
week. Neither team. however. has
get made certain the championship
n its organization. New York and
chicago played better baseball than
he runners-ups. who showed no
Improvement over the previous
week. The leaders this week begin
The final inter-sectional contests.
Four double headers in as many
Jays the FIRST part Of the week was
the lot Of the National league lead
ers and they won five OF the eight
games IL was the most successful
week New York has had since mid
August.
Philadelphia made no progress
toward catching up with the Giants,
MOran's men winning only four out
OF seven. None of the other teams
in the National except Chicago won
a majority Of its games the last
week.
IL was not a busy week for Chi
eago In the american. the leaders
being idle four OF the seven days.
After the defeat of Cleveland last
Sunday, ROwland's team was idle
until Friday, when il met Detroit
and ran it's string Of victories 10
nine Saturday Chicago lost its first
game in two weeks in dropping the
hrst game of the double-header with
the Tigers. The lead of the White
Sox was increased Sunday TO eight
games by the victory over St. Louis.
Boston. BY winning three, losing
three and tying one. failed 10 keep
up with Chicago and its chances OF
overtaking the White SOx grew dim
mer.
The weeks record in each league
Of games won and lost, with runs.
hits and errors, including the
games of Saturday Sept. 10. fol-
lows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17

jority Of laset2ll critics to be the
greatest keystCne sacker in tho
business today.
That's Edward TIowbridge Col
Inns. captain and second raseman
OF the White Sex, m a nutshell.
When Connie Mack ripped up
his famous S1GC,OGG inheld. the
combination that had assisted the
Athletics In the winning OF three
American league pennants ard
three wCrld's CHAMPIONSHIPS. Eddie
Collins was the first to so. and he
went to the White SoN for $4,000
IN 1915. That was the record
price for en- inhelder then, and j..
still stands
Vas Collins worth it? Has he
been able 10 attract that much
money i'm admissions to White So
lanes? Have his slumps with the
bat since joining the Sox taken the
ldSter off MS reT utation? Comiskev
saws not, and COmiskey ought to
know.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

After two hard weeks OF prac-
tice under the direction Of
Knute X. Rockne of Notre Dame
and Eddie Elbel. the high school
football squad is now ready 10
take up the finer points OF the
game under the direction OF u.
4. Cooper who will act as coach
until a physical director for the
school has been appointed.
The work so far has consiste
OF falling on the ball, running
back punts. blocking and tackl-
ing the runner. and workouts OF
the dummy Friday finished
the work OF Rockne with the
high school team as his work
al Notre Dame will demand his
entire attention
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17

CLEN ELAND. o.. Sept l.. - The
White Autos. Cleveland class "A
amateur champions defeated the
Hail Lights. Toledo champions. twice
sunday in the second round Of elm
nation series for the National base
ball title The scores were . 20 >
and "a tO 2 The nrst game went
10 innings. Klesch Twelfth wards,
Cleveland team in the National fed
Grafton class A race. won the dOu-
bie-header from the Spans Chal-
fants. Plttsburgh's team, to 3 and
20 o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
EVEN BREAK IN ASSN

Associated Press Service:
COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. Min
neapolis and Columbus broke even
here Sunday in a double header.
Minneapolis won the first, S TO 6,
and lost the second. to 10. Har-
per. a recruit outfielder of the SEN
ators from the Northwestern league.
hit a home run in each game inside
the grounds Scores:
First game:
Minneapolis ZOO O10 304-S Is I
Columbus 900 321 OOO-6 II 1
Boardman, Stevenson and owens;
Hoffman. Brown and Coleman.
Second game;
Minneapolis ..O21 600 600 3 8 8
Columbus ...O5O 500 00*-1O 10 5
Thomas. Stevenson and Owens;
Willis and O'Farrell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
TWIST TIGERS, TAIL

DETROIT. Sept. Il. Cleveland
defeated Detroit. s to (, in a loosely
played game BunChed hits and wild
throws gave the visitors their vic
tory. Cobb broke his batting slump
10y getting a base on balls and three
clean hits In the ninth inning Out
fielder Heilman's sharp drive bound
ed away from Rightfelder Roth and
rolled 10 the bleachers. The relay
20 the plate easily beat the runner
but O'Neiu failed TO tag HeiI m,
who was credited with a home run.
Score:
cleveland ....O1O 400 O1O-S :
Detroit ..... OOO 200 OO2-4 10 3
BaEby and O'Neill; BOland,
Ehmke and Stanage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
COLONIES AND BREWERS
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept. II. -
louisville won the first game Of
Sundays double bin from AIilwau-
kee. a to I. and lost the second 6
10 10. The second game was the fea-
ture contest. Milwaukee got away to
q big lead and was never headed
despite 16 bases on balls 10 Louis
Vile batters issued by four pitch
srs. Scores:
First game:
Milwaukee 1000 600 100 s I
Louisville ....O0t 02O 01s-41 10 I
Kerr and Livingston; Stroud and
KoCher.
Second game.
Milwaukee $40 400 00O-10 II .
Louisville ...O12 ace COL s 3
North, Slapnicka, Kerr, Sherdell
and Murphy: Middleton. Main.
Shackelford. Davis and Kocher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
TRANSFORMERS.

YOUNGSTOWN. O., Sept. Il. -
The Brooklyn Nationals easily de
feated the Youngstown McElroys. s
TO L. in an exhibition game Sunday.
Score
Brooklyn 49,. 600 PIP 120-S Il 1
YOUNGSTOWN ..OO1 600 O03-4 1
Pfener. Cheney. Galore and NJ
Wheat. Miller. Kruger; Cost. Ha-
german and Mills.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
LAKE COUNTY OFFICIAL
ACCUSED OF OVERDR.1FI

INDIANAPOLFS. Sept. 1.-THE
state board of accounts in a report
made public Sunday charged Ray
Seely of Hammond. Ind, surveyor
of Lake county. with having drawn
S1I.55O. IS excess salary in 1914.
1915 and 1915 This. according to
the report. Seely obtained through
a contract with two Of the Lake
county commissioner. which allow
ed him extra pay for work on road
and bridge construction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING
OPEN MONDAY AFTERNOON

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 1.-THE
faU grand circuit meeting mere
starts Monday 20 continue until
Sept. %. Good fields are entered
in the three events 90 be run or
Monday. which includes the King
stake FOR 2:05 PAGERS with a purse
9f $4,000. Starters IN this race in
cIude Little Frank D. Walter Co
chato. Peter Pointer and The Savoy.
Other events are the horse review
futurity for two-year trotters. purse
$500 and the 2.10 trOt. with a
purse OF $1,000.
The big race OF the week viii bee
the Holster Columbus stake for 2:14
trotters. purse $4,000. on Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
REDS ANNEX
TWO CAFES

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 17.-Cin-
cinnati won two games from Pitts
burgh Sunday. 4 10 > and TO .. by
Opportune hitting. Centerfielder
Carey's home run counted both
Pittsburgh runs in the second
game. Scores.
First game:
Pittsburgh ....001 O01 600 s I
Cincinnati .....2O1 COL O0@-4 ,
Steele and Wagner; Schneider and
Smith.
Second game:
Pittsburgh 200 200 600 Q 1
Cincinnati 200 O1O OO*-3 10 1
Carlson and Fischer; Regain and
WingO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
SAINTS Held EVEN.

TOLEDO. Sept. 17-Toledo and
st. Paul broke even sunday. To-
ledO won the first game. 4 10 3. and
lost the second, 5 to 1. 1t made an
even break for the series which
ended today Score:
ST. Paul 1000 coz 000-3 6 4
Toledo .......O11 GOO OPS 10 8
Williams. Griner and Hoffman:
Bowman and Alexander.
Second game:
st. Paul .....O 600 600 O3O-3 >
Toledo .......100 600 000-1 ) 2
Griner and Hoffman; Brady and
Alexander
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
TRIBUTE TO SEN. LANE.

WASHINGTON, Sept Il. - Eu-
logies 70 the late Sen. Harry Lane
Of Oregon. We're delivered in the
senate chamber today, and a fur
Their mark Of respect the senate
adjourned until noon Tuesday. Vice
Pres't Marshall presided and paid a
tribute 70 the dead senator.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
CARnS nEEEAT CrRS

CHICAGO. Sept. Il. Goodwin
had Chicago baffed Sunday and St
Louis won. 20 o. Goodwin allowed
the locals but three hits and was
backed up by perfect support
Score.
81 Louis ...... goo 202 OILS 9 O
Chicago .--.... -O0O 600 oUt-0 4
Goodwin and Sayder; Vaughn and
Dulhoefer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
WARSAW WOMAN WINS.

Atlantic tIIl = y sept .
Mrs ~ Dalton OF Warsaw. Ind.
was crowned the new ladies' cham
plon ~ the Westy Ho-aus Saturday
She smashed as in the go target Ii
tie race winning her FIRST major
event in the concluding program of
the eleventh annual shoot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
FALKY PUTS
INDIANS / IL
GAMES AHEAD

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 17.-Falk-
enberg pitched indianapolis To two
victories over Kansas City Sunday.
TO and TO o. b. this per
Torrance the Locals gained a full
game on both St. Paul and Louis
vile, who split their double head
ers. indianapolis now lettds the
American association race by one
and one half games with three more
contests TO be played First Base
man Jack Leary of indianapolis
broke his left leg in the second
game when sliding into a base. In
the first game Outfelder Reilly sin
gled in the third inning and then
stole second, third and home.
Scores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
Who'S Who in the Worlds Series
EDDIE COLLINS
by JACK VEIOCK.

The hishest-qriced second base
man who ever donned a uniform
The successor TO the throne left
vacant by Lajoic alo Evers.
The college-bred, split-secord
thinker. who is conceded by a ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
Z HIP EU:LDEPS To RESUME

PORT MD. Gre. Sept IT,
Wooden snip bull 'i'g "'1nts hcre
and at other ports nearby, tied up
since SATURDAY by q strike of thei
,Inp,oves VIII try 10 resu ne opc-a-
tions No0C3y rOr-in-, ccrol'jcg l..
announcement made toda= by the
owners All owners at a conference
declared there would lie no re-oS-
milton of the closed shop for W,ich
the unions contend.
GROS
WD.IA\-P
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17

RE.ULTS s." TEEts- \.
American league.
Cleveland. y Ittroit
Chicago, : st. Lodis o.
National Lea.ne.
Cincinnati IS. Iittsbugh. -
81 Louis, q; hicaEo. -
American -sscciatjon.
India uapulis. =: h1.2: s. cry. 10
st laul -; oledu. IL
Louisville IS. AilIVauLrp. 10
Miuueap 1Iis, SIS; ,Ilumhi~. 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-17
American League.

Game Sunday, sept O. forfeited
70 o 20 Chicago with the score
tie. 8 to ;, in the tenth.
." Tie game. Wednesday. Sept. IL.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-04
tPEiNDt NEWS

Arkinda, July -(SpectaD R. /.
Dawson who has been for several
weeks in serious condition, is now
in the hospital at TeXarkana He has
not been heard IRON since his arrival
and his friends here hope for his
recovery.
The little son of Mr.. Lee MOntgom-
cry fell from a wagon load of ties and
got his leg badly hurt \ tie fell off
with him and struck him on the leg
tearing the flesh from the bone from
his knee to his ankle The little fell
low is now in a critical condition.
A, NJ, Landsell and Miss Lille Hall
mark were married last Thursday
night, and D. r. Landsell and Miss
May Hallmark We're also married at
the same time. The two young couples
resided at or near Foreman. The
weddings took place about IL o'clock
at night They run away from their
parents, starting in a buggy, but the
old man got so close to them they had
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-04
MRS. 88LR>E E N t.RL2 NOW
WE'LL AND HAPPY
Fel! OF Until She 0nIy Weighed s.
Ibs.-Gains III. LGs. on
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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-04

like it used to.
"Tanlac is the finest medicine in TIE
world, and l had no idea there was
anything that would do me so much
good in such short length Of tine.
YES, sir, you may put my statement
to do my part towards letting the
world know about this wonderful
m dicine."
Yes, its Just wonderful ahe way THE
.edicine has changed her, said Miss
Brewers father, who had Joined III the
conversation, land no one is more nap
pier over it than myse'f, She has had
a world Of suffering to 80 through,
and have been very uneasy about her
Her sickness has cost me many q dol
lar, too, and I am mighty glad SIZE
found out about Tanlac when she did. .
Tanlac is sold by Boyer Drug Store.
Ashdown; Foreman Drug Co. Fore
man; Winthrop Drug Co, Winthrop;
Roy Budd, Ogden; w NJ. Sykes, Rich
mOnd adYt
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-04
OGDEN NEWS

Ogden, July 3-(SpeciaD-Mrs ].
n Holmes and little daughter. Miss
Lola, OF Dallas, arrived Tuesday for a
visit With relatives.
Elisha Pickett and family Of Mil
wood spent Sunday here.
Miss Minnie Smithson is visiting
friends at Hicks
Mr.. and Mrs, F NJ. Van Hook were
in TeXarkan.. Wednesday.
A. ]. Bryant is here from Dierks
this week.
Miss Marguerite Budd returned
from Nena Monday where she Las
been visiting relatives
I}ryan Duncan Of Red Bluff spent
Sunday here.
Hugh Oliver was in Texarkana
Tuesday.
Miss Grace Holden of No, is visit
ing relatives here
Nj. and Mrs. jim SaLdorson we're
here Saturday night
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-04
GREECE BREAKS
With TEUI0NS
Relations are Severed With Germany
AUSTRIA, Bulgaria and Turkey.
State of War
Exists.
ffE r-1 n : g u @
rN-fHS fumET

Athens, June 29.-The Greek gov
ernment has broken diplomatic rela-
lions with Germany, Austria-Hungary,
Bulgaria and Turkey.
Though war has not yet been de
c'ared, the Greek government cons.d-
eTs that a state of war exists since its
advent to power yesterday.
Greece's new course concerning the
war began to be shaped on June =
with the abdication of King Constan-
tine aid the accession Of Alexander, his
second son, as king. The abGication
was in effect a reinforcement Of Con-
stantine. whose pro-Garman attitude
had given the entente endless trouble
and threatened hot only the success
Ct the Saloniki expedition, but its safe
t. through danger Of baclIGre IRON Il
hostile Greek military force. Decisive
action by the entente was long in COM
ing but was drastic when finally tax
en-.
II -CubIlcl AOS NtuIAt"OS, vi cCtC >
leading statesman and steadfast friend
of the entente, soon appeared as the
man to take the leadership in guiding
Greece back to her traditional place
by the side of England. France and
Serbia, the last her close ally whom
she abandoned under Constantines
coercion in Serbia's hour of greatest
need
Summoned back 20 the premiership
by King Alexander Venizelos quickly
formed a cabinet The reactionary
Clements have been oustcd or quieted,
the re-establishment of Greek consti-
tutional government, practically abol-
ished by Constantine, began. That
the Parliament of May, 1915 which
had been dissolved by Constantine
would be summoned to meet, was later
indicated, giving legislative backins
to the new executive power.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-04
commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
srance Of the authority and directions
contained in the docretal order of the
Choncery Court of Little River County.
made and entered on the 22nd day of
MAY, A, D. 1917 in certain cause (No
f0SS) then pending therein between
Robert T. Sessions Complainant, and
l.. T. Ayers defendant, the under
signed. as Commissioner of said Court,
will offer for sale at public vendue to
the highest bidder, at the front door or
entrance of the County Courthouse, in
which said Court is held, in the County