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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25
GEN e RAJ.

MAGISTRATE Harris In New York d.
nestle relations court upset the pr
gram of years for Mrs. John Macke
when he ordered her to help vas
dishes and take hubby to an occasion
al movie. He was being ..sies g
cruelty.
Robert E. Lees memory was SNn
ored Friday throughout the south. -.
10th anniversary of his birth was o.
served as a holiday in all southern
states
Mayor Moore Of Lorain, o.. is look
ing for IAN old man Of French OF
English extraction. worth SIC. 900 or
more. who will adopt q woman, Al
years old"
Saturating her clothing with kero
sene. Mrs. Harry Burton, wife OF a
stockman at Sydney. Mont, locked
herself in an clubhouse and touched q
lighted match to her dress (
sanity was ned by the corones
for a quintuple tragedy In San Fran
cisco when Mrs. Sankei Kekuchi. wifi
of Japanese newspaper man, killef
herself and her four little children.
Paul Negulescu, Acknowledgement
for the Roumanian army. on his way.
to Washington. said he thought the
final European peace conference
would take place in the United States
Ellen Snebbers of Grantwood, n
J., went to bed with her hair on, woke
up at midnight and found it had been
cut off.
DIR. Ben L. Reitman. Socialist, wal
playing Santa, distributing birth con
troll circulars through the Chicag,
tenements.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM OVER THE WORLD.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN
disaster has overtaken the enc
my" said a wireless press dispatch
from Petrograd via Rome. The
bridges over the Danube nave been
swept away and the Russo-Roumanian
armies are advancing"
The Corriere dItalia says that 510.-
900 Syrians have died Of starvation
since the war began
France is considering the question
Of advancing the legal time by one
hour and has informed the committee
ON education that 1t Is IN favor OF the
step.
Traffic in spirituous liquors has been
prohibited by the French authorities
In the zone occupied by the army be-
cause of the prevalence OF drunken
ness.
The India office announces that the
government has arranged to issue
war loan of unlimited amount In
India.
The loss Of 200 persons IN torpedo
ing OF the Russian steamer Skiftet on
Dec. IA has been reported
Release OF all Imprisoned adherents
or former Premier Venizelos was an
nounced as completed This indicates
full compliance with the allies de-
mands-
A new census azn gives a pop
ulation OF 24.s00. 900. Of whom more
than $4,000. 900 are listed as Hitter
ates.
Berlin has prepared for the sailing
for an American port OF the merchant
submarine Deutschland
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg IL
rumored on the Berlin bourse TO be
confined at headquarters with q Sc
we're chill.
The attempt to abolish the death
penalty In Mexico failed when the
constitutional convention approved
an article providing for the death SEN
tence for treason. parricide. premedi-
tated murder. arson. piracy. highway
robbery and certain military offenses.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25
NEUROLOGICAL

After spending 10 years IN q log
cabin. the exterior a copy Of her
birthplace. Mrs- Carrie Phelps. so and
wealthy. died at Lacon. IL
Just after opening his sermon heart
disease caused the death OF Rev. j.
Z. Stuffacher. 6s. in the pulpit Of the
Evangelical church at Center Point.
Ia. Sunday.
DIR. p. Y. Mccoy. railroad surgeon.
l. dead He was born In Golconda,
Ill. In 1912. and spent most Of his
Life In Evansville.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

The mystery of Charles Hagerdahl.
%. the hermit of Halsted street, Chi
cago. was disclosed By a diary found
when he died He was engaged to q
norwegian princess. whose death
caused him to come TO America and
become . recluse.
Mrs Charles Young, wife of the
chief engineer of the c., B. & O.. COM
nitted suicide in Chicago by hanging
A dc luxe special train with As cars
OK Colorado potatoes is en- route from
Lucerne. Colo. A special guard rides
In each car Of the shipment to pro
tect the ''spuds-"
BY vote of 70 TO 21. the house Of
Representatives of Oklahoma passed
tne AcColltster anti-cigarette bill pro
hibating smoking. giving away or sell
ING OF cigarettes in Oklahoma.
a naxseed Doultice that cut off
tesplration caused the death of John
Capelle. aged 16. at his home n
STANDARD. ILL. near here.
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PERSONAL.

DIR. Cary t. Grayson. friend and pri-
vate physician OF President Wilson.
was honored by promotion to medi-
cal director in the Szavy with the rank
of rear admiral.
Lieut-Col- George o. Squier Of the
army signal corps was nominated by
President Wilson as chief signal Of
ficer with rank Of brigadier general.
William Jennings Bryan was invit-
ell by the house to address the Mis-
souri, legislature the afternoon Of
Jan -.
Police are asked to help In the
search for Gwen Kircher. IL. a stu
dent in the Missouri Military acad-
omy. Mexico. Mo-. who disappeared
jan 4. after leaving his home In
Windsor. Ill. to return to school
Andrew c. Cunningham. a navy en-
gineer assigned to the training sta
ton at Great Lakes. ILL.,. shot and
killed himself.
Byron Truesdell. SO. the first rural
mail carrier Of Washington county.
Ill. and for 1s years a carrier on
route No. I. Ashley. has resigned, ov-
Ing TO falling eyesight-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Or. Ben L. Reitman OF New York
vas found guilty Of distributing birth
control literature by a jury. Judge
Gull fined Reitman $1,000 and sem
fenced him to SIX months In the work
house
A full public apology for rioting at
the Lima (O) Jail last August was
the sentence passed on Charles Kline.
who pleaded guilty of attacking Sher-
tff Sherman Eley with intent to lynch
q negro prisoner.
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DOM EsTic.

William Sirl Of Cleveland wants
$4,000 damages from q doctor. allex-
Ing he was kept prisoner in a plaster
cast week overtime until he paid his
bill.
State department officials said that.
while Ambassador Gerard has been
requested TO send on q report of his
recent speech In Berlin and had done
90. the report did not contain an OF.
for Of resignation
A petition from Massachusetts car.
Tying 1921 names. demanding sew
erance Of relations with Germany nm
less the Belgian deportations are
stopped. was forwarded to the presi-
dent.
E. J. stoker. . poor man. was tn.
peoples choice for mayor Of Fulton
w. Va. but il unable to qualify. lack.
Ing property worth 800.
Erection It Cody. wyo.. Of . Liz
size equestrian statue OF Col Willi.m
T. Cody (Bufsalo 0aul = p2anneA ~
11ty offiotA1k
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CRIMINAL

Mrs. J. ]. Kaufman Of Marlin. Tex,
IL at liberty on a $1,000 bond follow
ing the killing of J. b. VIII. Su25ss'
said she shot Williams afte{ h had
halted her on the street
Two of the four robbers who held
up and robbed the First National
bank OF Harrah. Ok, fought off a
posse at the home OF Joseph Welsher
aud escaped.
F1fty-four persons were lynched in
the United States In 1916, according
to figures gathered by the Tuskegee
institute.
Police are seeking wv. ]. Bryan"
and Hen Ford" a fat man and a tall.
thin man, respectively. Guests be-
longings disappeared soon after the
pair registered at Hotel Plymouth, in
Chicago.
Hearing q familiar squeak behind
him. Jess Virgins of Youngstown, O..
Investigated and found his shoes.
stolen the night before. on a man.
J. A. Shattuck. cashier I. & G.. N
railroad. and w. II. Stirnet, assistant
cashier. were arrested at Houston,
Tex. on warrants charging embezzIe-
ment.
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oni fTtCAi

Only the signature OF Gov. John
Kendrick remains to be affixed to Il
senate bill for submitting a prohil
ton constitutional amendment to Il
people of Wyoming in&1Hs
Chairman Virgil @. Hinsha-. ha. !.
sued a call for a meeting OF h4
tional committee Of the Prohib,k
party in Chicago to plan a campA
for the election Of dry congress
1918.
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TAKEN UP: One Jersey steer,
2 years old, crop off left ear.
Owner can have same by paying
for this ad and reasonable charge
for feed.-F. r. Robertson, Rid.
5, Hickman, KY, " mile north OF
Fish Gap Hill. LIP
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25

The Bethlehem Steel Co. has offere
70 build two battleships for the gov
eminent ct the same price It has I
nav for the work in It's own yard
ard guarantees to have them in con
mission in a shorter time than Is Pc
sible for the government to do.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following gentlemen auth
orize the Courier to announce
them - candidates, for Fulton
county office, subject to the
Democratic primary August
1915 (Cash must accompany al
announcementa.)
SHERIFF:
j. A. (Al) Thomas
ASSESSOR:
Homer Roberts.
VIM. T. Coffey
JAS. L. Veatch
JAHER
Chas. A. Murchison
(For re-election.)
Tom Brooks
Il. +. Linton
COUNTY COURT CLERK
j. p. Jeffress
S. I. Roper
COUNTY JUDGE
Elvis j. Stair
(For re-election)
MAGISTRATE
(Dist. No. 3.
s. NJ. Pewitt
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Walter j. McMurry
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25

Mrs. Gatha McMullen spent
Tuesday with Gertrude Werner.
STOP = any time you want
grocoriso-ot 0rissom6
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NOTICE.

The Cosmopolitan agency has
extended their 2 year offer for
Sz.OO to Jan. 81. This will be
the last offer they will put on,
so subscribe while you can get
IT at this price. After this month
the Cosmopolitan will be $500 a
year and zoe a copy. l will ap-
preclate your order.-Miss HON.
er Green.
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Change of the name of the
DANISH West Indies to 1.-The Dew
ey Islands" in honor of Admir-
81 dewey was proposed in a joint
resolution by Representative Al
zen, OF Ohio, who announced that
ne was submitting letters to
resident Wilson and to the fors
Sgn Affairs committees of Con-
ress urging the change. The
Aanos came under the flag the
DAY Admiral Dewey died.
We ars here to stay. When
lou need rs call 1885, Pate &
Dnnso4 taxi service.
Rose Lattus spent last week
an ner sister, Mrs. Roy Nc
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ACCIDENTS.


A terrific explosion, followed by
lire. wrecked the power house of the
Buffalo 4 Susquehanna Coal Co. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000.
Trapped in their garnet room. Carl
6oetscher. 90 and blind. and his room
mate. Hans Thompson. persisted in a
iire that destroyed a two-story build
ing In Chicago.
George T. Chamberlain of Rock
ford. Ill. lost his life when he dived
from a platform at Waikiki Beach
and struck bis head on q coral reef.
Nels Hoist was killed and Frank
Suskorf. Charles Anderson and Ru-
ooiph Rebdahl. all of Protection, Ill.
were seriously injured when their au-
tomobile crashed into a concrete
bridge abutment west of Paxton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25

One hundred med special police
were sworn in at Park Falls. Wis. by
Mayor Ambrose Haley as result OF
an invasion OF Industrial Workers OF
the World.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25

when the attention Of The
Hickman Courier u called to any
mis-statement Of facts, or to any
erroe concerning any man or
thing, correction viii eheerfuliy
b made)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-01-25

Roy Hertweck, of Memphis,
Mrs. j. X. Ford, of Cairo, Otto
Hertweck, of Cairo, Dave Gold
berg, wife and son, Leon, of Paris,
o., attended the funeral of Mrs
Otto Hertweck Friday.
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
U. S. SHIP BRAVES U-BoATS
Rockingham First American Craft
to Leave Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 81. - The first
American steamer to leave this port
10 penetrate the war zone proclaimed
in the German warning of February
is the Garland Steamship Com
pany's steamer Rockingham. Capt C.
+. Edwards. which sailed this morn
ing for Liverpool.
She is loaded with general cargo
much of which might be regarded by
q submarine commander as contra
band, in which event She Rockingham
might be treated with Ecant courtesy
In her crew of forty men. twenty
four are citizens of the United States,
ten being natives of the Hawaiian
Islands.
Chief Officer f. w. Carver and
FIRST Assistant Engineer J. o. Ben
son are BAltimoreans and both have
camilies here.
The Furness line steamer Ken
more, Captain Cooling. which carried
away Pilot Jenkins, OF the Maryland
Association, is now sixteen days out
for Leith. Scotland, and should be
there shortly. as she is a vessel of
more speed than the ordinary tramp
steamer because OF the violent storm
met with at the Capes, February 8,
the Kenmore found 1t impracticable
TO land Pilot Jenkins, who had de
livered the ship outside the pilot
Jurisdiction. and kept to sea, taking
the pilot with her.
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
Marriage Licenses

Francis L. Pruyn and Marie L. Learnsd, both
OF New York city.
Albert Perry Day. Of GaithersburE. and Nae
Guendolyn Ganley, Of Boyd. Nd
Archer H Asten and Olivia Louise Salts
man, both Of this City.
Richard A. Green and Irene Fleet. both of
this city.
Boyd A. Miller and Ruth R. Curtis. both of
this city.
Cotton H. Butler and Georgia Jones. both
OF Cabin Johns Bridge. Nd.
TheophiIus J. Houston and Ann Ruth Jack
william Garter and Alice jackson, both Of
this city.
Charles A. Warren and Margaret q. Traynor.
both Of this city.
John =. Du Comb. srd. and Della R. Wheeler,
both OF this city.
Samuel b. Tench. OF Petersburg. Va, and
Edyth Bell Rose. of Fredericksburg. Va
OrvIlIe A. Shepherd and Mne H. Miller. both
OF this city.
Fred 8. Roland. of this city. and Mary N.
Flynn. Of Mt. Rainier, Md.
William W. Hillegae and Margaret NJ
Gunther. both of Philadelphia, Pa.
Harvey R. oIander and ROsie @. De Aent,
both Of this city.
James Is. Black and Lille C. Joliire. both Of
this city.
il. Earle stranE. of Richmond. Va. and Ida
Conway Peyton. OF FredericlssbIrE VI
John NICK. Brown, and Maggis E. walker,
both Of this city.
wiIliam F. TighS and Marie c. Berger. both
OF this city.
Samuel Kindred. Of Ashley. Pa. and Sarah
NJ Wood, of this city.
Charles II. Stockton and Ruth B. Sedricks,
both Of this city.
William II. Boze and Sabeu Rogers, both Of
Richmond, Va.
Raymond L. Johns and Elsie May sharswood.
both of this city.
Raymond Cockrill, Of Hunter, Va, and Mary
C. Brown. OF wrehle. Va
James 1. Stall and Harriet s. Detwiier. both
OF this city
Louise G. DUNN and Ethel NJ. Keech. both
OF this city.
Edward J King. Of this city and Jennie 8.
Rannells. OF San Diego, Cal.
jeremiah NJ. Gray and Mary J, Clark, both
OF this city.
william Il. AIger and Lillian Swain. both of
Orange. Va.
Davis Eicher. Of Calverton, Va, and Edna
Nose, Of Catletts, Va.
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
MAN KILLED BY GAS
Found at Home With Tube in His
Mouth,

Joseph Rider, thirty-two years old,
was found overcome by Illuminating
gas in a rear room of his home. 1925
Eleventh street southeast, early TODAY
by Policeman George p. Waite, OF the
Fifth precinct.
Mrs. Rella Rider, his wife, was
awakened by the fumes and called
neighbors. The police were notified
and Waite responded.
Forcing open the door of the rear
room, the policeman found Rider Iy-
ing on the couch with a tube in his
mouth. Waite hurried him to Cas-
ualty Hospital, where TesuscitatiOn
efforts were made in vain.
Rider had been employed at Ports
mouth. Va, until a short time ago
He had shown signs of dependency
since his return, the police were told.
Coroner Nevitt will view the body
at Casualty Hospital. Besides his
wife Rider leaves two children.
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
wilton y. Lambert, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court No.
2, Ss2, Administration. This is TO give notice:
That the subscriber. Of the District OF Colufn-
ota, has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia, letters testzmentary
on the estate Of Anna R. Van Alstyns. late OF
the District Of Columbia. deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased ars
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. To
the subscriber. on or before the 10Th day OF
February. A d. 191s; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Given under my hand this 10th day Of
February. 1917. THOMAS BUTLER VAN
ALSTYNE. I'M 10Th IT. N. W.. Washington,
ID. C. tSealD Attest: W. c. TAYLOR,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
Deaths.

Mary r. Kriehton, IS yrs, sHbley Hos.
Mathew JarbOe, Sc yrs, SCI Pa. ave. Sc.
Mary Galafaro. yrs, Sl3 ~ ST. sw.
Anna Sartain. Sc yrs, 18th and Bryant SITS. ne.
Frank Joaninl. - yrs, Emergency Hos.
Francis Fitzsimmons, 81 yrs, Wash. Asy.
Hos.
Fred v. NeIdfsIdt. % yrs, 81. Elizabeth's
Hos.
Mary Trewalls. 81 yrs. St. Elizabeth's Hos.
william C. Green, s yrs. ITO b st. ne.
Ida j. Tierney. 81 yrs, St. Elizabeth's Hos
Mary z. Day. Il yrs, l2Os N. J. ave. NV.
Richard Sweeney, so yrs. srd and H SITS. ne.
Fannie Z. Tyrer. s. yrs, The AlbemArle.
John W. Farrall. 81 yrs. s020 18th ST. sc.
Maria C.. Bohn, "a yrs, 6l9 3rd st. NV.
Infant Of Oran c. and Ethel p. Orris, hrs,
Sibley Hos.
Agnes NJ. Fallen. % Yrs, us 18th st. ne.
Louisa johnson, y yrs, rear Of 1913 llth st.
William snowden. 20 yrs. TubercusolIs Hos.
James Banks, "a yrs. Freedmen's Hos.
Pearl Davis. yrs, 10 18th ST. ne.
Daniel Dogan, 4s yrs, 4l6 3rd ST. sw.
Arthur Ford. yrs, 1913 18th 81. ne.
Alice jackson, IS yrs, 2S2l 9Th st. NV.
Samuel Lomax, S yrs, Blue Plains. d. c.
William Scott. yrs, Freedmen's Hos.
Edward s. jackson. mos, 22lS 18th st. NV.
August Clifton. mos, Freedmen's Hos.
Infant Of George and Beatrice Moore, IL hrs.
f-di--s--''- TF~r
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
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The Washington times., 1917-02-21
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
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The Washington times., 1917-02-21
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. February IL.
1917.-sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the Secretary Of the Board af
Commissioners. Room sos. District Build
Ing, until o'clock p. m. February IS.
1917. for furnishing equipment fer ths
bakery. at the District OF Columbia Re-
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The Washington times., 1917-02-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

very desirable bungalow. In Riverdaie
Nd: large living room. with open e ate:
sitting room, two bedrooms and bath. COM
plete. all on one floor: cement basement
size of entire house, equipped with coal
range. hot and cold water; kitchen and
dining room In basement: large attic: ~
acres nne garden land. producing all kinds
vegetables: strawberry bed and other
berries: large poultry house and yard: on
account of recent death will sacrifice for
81, 600; worth $500: reasonable cash pay
ment, balance monthly. See Owner, $50
Riggs Building
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
Hotel PHARMACY FOR REM
Hotel Continental Pharmacy

Very low rental. including heat. to . good
druggist who will conduct q hrst-class es-
taoftshment. II desired. owners will In
stall all fixtures. Store Is Is n. % H.:
plate glass show widows facing Plaza;
granita floors: electric fixtures. toilet. etc.
Store connected with hotel lobby. Apply At
OFFICE. Hotei Continental.
The Washington times., 1917-02-21
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