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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
Whitlock Shorn of Power in
Belgium; Germans Recognize
Him Only as Private Citizel

nation TO which he was accredited.
He did not follow the Belgian gov.
crnment when II was driven into
France. bur stayed AZ Brussels to
help In the work Nof succoring the
thousands and millions made hone
less and helpless by the war.
But now that the United Sta.ee
has broken with Germany. that coun-
try will no longer permit Whitlocfs
presence In Belgium in an oficial
capacity.
=. Neither will IL permit American
control or further relief work among
the starving Belgians.
Whitlock may stay. Germany ssys,
shorn OF all power. Or he may 60
To the Belgian seat at Rouen. whsrr
he will have no duties To perform
and no ministrations TO administerl
Altho the state department now
refuses to forecast Whitlock's future
status. II Is believed he will not be
permitted 10 remain In Belgium un-
der the terms laid down by Ger
many II Is possible he may be giv-
en- indefinite leave. with the erpecta-
ton that he will be returned TO Brus-
sells NJ the close OF the war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
Births


Hfl1k
Fred & Shurburne. Providence hos
nital. Giuseppe Scotto. ilai Knodsil.
Francisysk wukeske. 81 Thirty hrst
TGnacv Bowtvknoski. - Thirty-sec-
onf. John Waidowski. S61 Jos. cam
nsu: Mathew MONTGOMERY. 50 stan
ford Abraham f.addermRn. iat Ma
poleon. George Csker. 70T ". TAfay-
cite Paul Znrevy. 37s AleNanderine
" wicenty Dvkro. It's Illinois: John
Collins ilIi Mcclellan: Gilbert J
kirk ais w Fort. John Selerwski.
Sio Leland: John Kovatr ip7 Post;
Rudolph HOFFMAN. ell 81 Aubin.
Mnczysiaw Koacinski. 1880 McDou-
gall. Chas. ~. cartier. ~ broadway
Nelson Soidau. 1897 McDougall. Ros-
nli.o GraRairO. 1s6 Clintons John
sullivan. 1891 Fifteenth: Martin
Curka - Freer Clarence " Anduer-
son. az Holcomb Otto sieike fss
McDouEali. Cassimar Stanus. i1t3 Mt
Elliott. Alexander Zelazmy. iG5 Nc
Gregor; George GianAcopoious. go
Rivard. Frederick Karpp. Sas IAfAy-
otto w. Anton Schorer. 20i Reals
Morris r. Connolly. 7nI Rrccken-
ridge: Daniel lamar Eisher. iieT
1852 sterrift samuel Micha~ts f0af
Twenty-fhird andrew nanasiak tGS
WILLIAMS Adoif Harris A2i sheridan
Henrv Rroutacn. ~ Rced-pl John
Tuscavage 49, Ttilmsn hiiip Zri-
ickman ell Hastings Arthur Scha-
fer ias Canton Paul Chomitz. :
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
The Unpleasant Stranger.
By THORNTON " BCR0Ess
Copyright i0is. by T. W. Bur

Seldom has Reddy Fox been more
startled than he was when no whirl
cd TO stare straight into the eyes OF
n stranger fox. In tho frst place. Il
VAS so very. very unexpected. and
in the second place there was some
thing in those eyes glariilg back
into hts that sent little chilly feel
irgs creeping all over him AZ for
beautiful Miss Swlftfool. she had
given a little cry and run away as
only she could run
Tho stranger was big. every BIT as
hig as Redd,. and II anything NJ.
tic bigger. He was little heavier
and Reddy saw AZ a glance that no
was also little older There we're
little scars on his face which told
Reddy that he had been in many
fights n was very clear 20 Reddy
that this stranger had seen much
OF the Great World. and also that ne
hadn't the least fear OF Reddy. His
bps were lifted ever 80 littlc from
his teeth. giving his face a most un-
pleasant and scornful look without
meaning 10. Reddy backed few
steps.
who are YOU" demanded Reddy
Never mind who I am Get out
OF my way replied The stranger
Again Reddy backed a few steps
as the stranger advanced
Get out OF this Old Pasture. and
do n quickly. or you'll be sorry,
srowIcd Reddy. trying to look very
fierce
Tho stranger laughed and Il was
Hn unpleasant sounding laugh
who'll make me-" he snapped
Il will" retorted Rcddy. and tried
10 make his voice sound very bold
and savage
"Grr.r-r," snarlcd the stranger so
suddenly and so savagely as he took
step toward Reddy that Reddy
jumped 10 one side A. be did 40
he caught r glimpse OF Miss SWift.
foot watching from distance. and
feeling OF shame swept over him.
again Don't think that I'm afraid
OF such a silly boaster as YOU.
heard what YOU told Miss Swiftfoot.
and wanted 10 laugh Two like YOU
couldn't make me leavc the Old Pas.
ture II | wanted 20 stay Now get
out OF my way before | shake YOU 20
death 7 haven't time 10 waste with
you want that sly Miss Swittloot.
and I'm going 20 get her Grrrr''
There Was no doubt in Reddy's
mind that the stranger meant just
what he said II Was plain that be-
didn't fear Reddy IN the least. and
was quite ready and willing TO prove
g. on tho other hard Reddy was
afraid He never had fought another
Fox and he didn't want 20 fight now
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

Bots Alley. VIM. shelton. 40 owen.
Sta nley JAnuskiewicH. 81 Livingstone !;
John kopyblowzki 40 Willis r.: An
drew Martenlak. s$s RlNaTd. Joseph
Olexy. T&0 Theodore. Henry Forbes.
e2l Canton; VIM. Fodare. 2loH Bsals;
Dryer. so national; Albert Moss. SIS
sheridan; George H. SehoenDach.
Is32 Twelfth. Ontoni Babuia. SIS
Palmer r. Ludwick, IAsota. II NC
BTsarty-pl. Carl II. Petersen. 80
V VtnGsr, wW; sSii.sa sss r mlssss,
stefan woitynek. 70 Lumpkin.
Norman O. Mick. Providence hos
pitsl; Giuseppe condo. iss Illinois
Biagio sslvetti. % ST. Joseph; Paul
Handy. lH Beach; Stanislaw Waist,
so Campbell: Frank r. Held. sis
Cherry. Glenn r. Beilnir, 11s Henry.
a lsS.ey w so~1yh0wss - Th'r Ts,,;S
NTH, Louis kacel. 3s7 Humboldt. An
drew IL. Nelson. MARI Maternity hos
pital; VIM. VI. Cummings. MARI Ma
ternity hospital MARGIN sornowka.
ess Military. gilbert Davis 10
IS ThIrty-nfth. stefan warss. sss
Erontsnac; Sam casts, 27s Lafayette
=: Nhss PlanitI: I7o2 waterloo'
y. boentges. tb3 Antotnette, Joseph
Warsksa. SO Finley. WIN. .. Sauve.
llsl Fort w; John T.. Pickens l43
Spokane. Frank Brehmer. ESQ Chris
tisncy, Joseph chopnscki. 66s Theo-
dore. Alexander Jenkins. $50 Eliot:
Domaxy Boysrski. sA Wssson;
Joseph Jack. 2lo Thirty-second:
Theodore ShienkivixI. 3A Thirty
second. Charles Gutowski. 1919 Nc
Graw; Tony Sthchurski. 1851 Dubois.
VIM. Gogson, u lacrosse Pierre
Decsker. ssS Bessemore Joe Kas-
mer. b27 Hastings: Theo q. McCutch-
con. l22 Kipling; Clarence Smith.
20T Wreford Anton WiSnezki. eis
Farnsworth; George Meyiaw. 32s
Louisiana John j. Rchroll. 100 Ma
tional Edwin Brockett Fulton
Louis Des sardinA. PSI Morrell. Thos.
q. Lowe. l42 breckenridge. Emil
Mielbock, 205 Brandon. Michael Hra-
benik. 25t Brandon, steve REeszota r
ski. tsl Mitchell; John Snagacz. ass
Canneld 70: JOS @. Bejma, s3s Rio
pelie John kuhik. $50 Dubois.
George Annis, 1908 Mcclellan. John
Refs. z7e Carbon. Raymond Garvsy.
20s0 Senator: Rasmus A. BruIand. 1851
Goodwin. Augustus "a. Thompson,
Harper hospital. Frank StryEyzewski.
t22 crane Roger l. .Wooley, ST. An
tolne. Wawrzyniec rIernik. 73t
Sfsith
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
Marriage Licenses

George W. Shear. sS. Delta, o.:
Clara Z Ellis. 81, ~. Louis, Mo.
Robert J Naughton. 80; Emma Ku-
cIsrsnc. 3. zswadski, oeal.. Fla.
Hazel r Medbury, rs. Detroit
John Shepard. 81; Anna ochnlck.
Joseph scslabrlno, 81 vinesnra
Florence Nm Robert IS same.
sidney ID Anderson III Alfred
Helen NJ. Barrett. 81.
Henri mr. >; Hq1yaers. Jr.. 81 Msdelein
Fioyd sScrE' az. Mary F. Thomp-
norman =. Norreil. as Hazel Msc-
/ Lewis Zwibsck. % Lillian ia
HsrIy Derrick. as Alpha A. Par
Bruce g wilson. 80 Adelaide a
Edward Herbert rs. Lydia
Harry Robinson. ~ Alths l.. Bran
James Mccsrlsy. "a. Glars Murphy.
Joseph r. Green, "a, Anna Focht.
,s:,, e, r.uth.. 81 Elisabeth
schisicher. "a
william r. James. 90 Hazel r.
Cooke. as
George Oresse. ~; Pearl Davis. 20.
Ben Feiber. 80. Cleveland Madgo
MonaHh, "a same.
Mathew Hustin. ~. Anna Hoffman.
81
Earl T. stone. e Detroit Hazel
VI corby 20. Almont.
John Carer. 30: Celestina Got
terdo. 10.
Henry Perry. s' Lottie Vernier.
90.
Franklin schermcrke. 81 Marion
Chapman, 40.
Robert w. Headen. -. Jackson
VILE Ill: Grace r Turley ~ same.
Neil Starr. 90 Dorothy NJ. Taylor.
rs
Karl Hutchi. 90 May Lassio. 1s
George Tuck 30 North Detroit
Rachael R~ctirEer. "a
Mount Wiilla mson. IS. Detroit:
Pearl q. Vice. 81. Tuscola. III.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

AZ least he didn't want 10 until the
stranger mentioned Miss Sviftfoot.
Az the mention OF her a great rage
illled his heart. and for minute
crowded ont fear. he wouldn't night
for himself. bat he would night for
her That is he would " he had to-
kut perhaps il wouldn't be neces-
saTy
Perhaps she doesn't want 10 60
with YOU" said he. why not leave
Il 10 her whether she wants TO 60
with you or stay with me-"
III doesn't make any difference
whether she wants TO go with me or
not. want her TO and that's
enough" growled the stranger. You
don't suppose I've followed her ever
stree last night 10 give her UP to a
whipper snapper like YOU. do YOU
Now trot along about your own bus
mess. and do II quickly"
The stranger rolled back his lips
and showed all his long teeth.
Reddy glanced over 10 Miss Swift.
foot II seemed to him that she
looked very anxious He knew that
she looked very beautiful and he
couldn't bear the thought OF not see
inE her again.
"Grrr-r,' aid Reddy in his turn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
Couzsns Tackles Big
Task; Tries to Make
Reporters Be Neat

Police Commissioner Couzens has
ordered that the newspaper report.
rrs' room at police headquarters DC
kept spotlessly clean.
soon AFTER taking ONCE. the com
missioner began cleaning and bright.
ening the various corners I'm the
central station. The veteran police
reporter. who has seen new commits
sioners come and old commits sioners
81, times without number. smiled
sweetly TO himself and warned the
peophytes on the job that the co.
clone would soon hit the press room
Just at the busiest time one morn.
ing a squad OF neutrality-suspicious.
entered with ladders and various
Taraphernalia and, after removing
tho CRIME OF years, put two coats OF
fresh. white paint on the walls. The
cid linoleum. worn thru in places
and a fayorite haunt for insects. was
ripped from the floor and gave place
10 brilliant green mating.
When all was done, the Job was
topped on by sign. placed Just out.
side the door. which warns the
Public that inmates within have
nothing 70 DO with the police de.
partment. Then came the commits
sioner
How do Nou like your new car.
pet7" was his salutation.
Fine" lied the veteran reporter.
flicking the ashes from his StoSie
upon the green floor covering.
II never saw such a dirty room
as this was" responded the commits
sloner How could YOU expect ~
be efficient amid such surround
ings?"
Then followed general discus
zion Of efficiency, as seen from diff
ferent viewpoints. and the commits
sioner. backing out the door. hurled
this parting shot
III you don't keep Il clean nov.
shall go TO each one OF your pa
pers With a complaint"
Fat chapce." growled the veter.
an reporter. as he aimed at cuspi-
dor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
Deaths

Agnes c Murray. 100 Dexter. so
years. pernicious anemia. Mary
Quinn, 36i Mt Elliott, 50 years. bron-
chitis. Jessie Geering. Receiving hos
ritsl. about ~ years. carboiic acid
poisoning Warren Young Recelv-
ing hospital 81 years. general perl
fonitis, John Clinton, Little sisters
~ foor ss years. senility; Cora Pun
ford Boulevard sauitarium. Al years
acute myocsrditis. Elizabeth Lowry.
ili Josephine. 80 years. apoplexy:
Lena Lehner. 1907 Baldwin. 80 years.
mitral regurgitation: clifford Juben-
sunshot wounds. Josephine Martin.
10 Locust, So years. mitrsl INSULT
cheney, Charles Brown. Receiving
trice z Desmyter 20 Rolrs-pi.. II
days. hamilton Rachel Greenstine.
Margsretha schmidt. ass Msybury.
sh years acute bronchitis Francis
bral hemorrhsge; Walter J. Bosg.
1886 Seminole. 81 years. meningitis
Joe Smith. So Scott. Z months. bron-
cho pneumonis' Henry p. Evans. 400
eulosis Mike cYchoskI. Reesivinx
hospital. 20 years. pulmonary tuber-
culosis, Mary j. Grimes. 3ls Lansing.
SO years. lobar pneumonia: Tomasx
lohsr pneumonia; Ellen J. Daniel.
2if Kenilworth. ~ years heart dis
case Frank r.. GIlchrist Harper hos
pital IS years. carcinoma. Josephine
Cloutier, 6ss r. Larned. 10 years,
perlcarditis. Emily sutherland. t3s
Wabash. AZ years. ptomalne poison
ing. Harry NJ Laf'ever. $50 Hart.
about 20 years, Inquest pending
Pearl Coulter. Forest and Beaubien.
about 81 years, eclampsla. John Port
Receiving hospital. about 80 years
inquest pending; Minerva A. Mitchell.
ta2 Harmon. 10 years. senility: Chris
Mengo. 16 Hale II years. croupous
pneumonia, James Crinnian. 1904
Michigan. about 81 years gunshot
wounds; Alex Librowski. 1895 ~. Au-
bin. 35 years. pulmonary tubTculo-
tai. 10 months. accidental burns. Carl
Arnholdt. 9i5 Seventeenth. IS years
olrrhosis OF liver. Isabella Abbott.
$50 Putnam, 3S years. lobar pneumo-
MIA; Donald Osborne. 80 r. Ierer-
son. hours hamilton. Anthony
Schwartz. $40 Harbaugh. 50 years.
chronic nephritis; Mark Bogat. 1874
Rosedale. / year. anterior poliomye-
Tits. Mary Doyle. Twentieth and
ies Fred Yloyd. Receiving hospital.
IS years. pneumonia John Sakeer.
Receiving hospital. IS wears. pneu-
monia. Steven Classy. 23a Congress
p. about % years accidental burns:
Nicholas sabero Receiving hospital
about % year. pulmonary tubercu-
iosls. Herbert Martin. Receiving hos
pital. about 20 years. pulmonary tu-
bercuiosls. Joshua Connell. Receiv-
gree burns Helen Reeber 100 Grand
blvd. SO years. mitral insurhcioncy;
Erwin Palmer. lso Harmon. 81 years
senilNy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
Hogs Break Record.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i Hogs smash
cd all previous high prices by ncar-
~ quarter of dollar today. when
the market opened at s12,95 per
hundred pounds Pigs sold at 81 90
per hundred weight. The prices
are the highest since the civil war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

CAMrREI.i.-F 20. AZ hts resi-
dence Ii2 Howsrd-st. Martin
Campbell. aged IS years Funeral
~ Forest-ave cast. FEB %. a, 2 p
DEvI~E-F Feb 20. 1917. Loretta. xsd
rs wears. beloved wife 81 Frank
Devlne. Burial at chicago Feb. %.
chicago papers please copy.
DoERFLER- 20. 1915. Mamie.
aged ~ years, beloved wife Of
Frederick J Dossrner and dear
Doerfer and daughter OF Mrs.
Christina Sackmsnn. Funeral from
residence. lle2 Farker-ave., Friday
morning AZ $40 and az ~. Cath
crimes church az o'clock
HALIs--Feb. 20. at her residence. ss1
MSSiponso ,iiil;tsver, n arsness !psslls
mother OF Mrs. George Allan and
Lewis =, Hall Funeral from her
late residence Thursday at D m.
Interment az Saline. Mich.
HERENDEEN- 90. 1917. Seth
Herendeen; aged @ years, beloved
Mrs f. woodrurr and brother Of
Richard Herendeen. Funeral from
residence OF Mrs Y. Woodruff 67s
Eighteenth st. Thursday afternoon
RoBERTsoN-Feb 20. NJ 2ss Avery
ave. James n. beloved husband
OF Catherine Robertson and faith
er OF James -. George A.. Mrs
William Van Sickle. Mrs. DR. Chaa
W. Couryille. Mrs. Louis ~ An
derson. OF Saginaw. Mrs G. r Bur
rell. Mrs George " Kcyes. Jr
Charlotte and Grace Robertson.
Funeral service Thursday. private.
TIM tLI.--At his residence In Walk
ervillc. ont. Tuesday Feb. 90
Frederick Chanee husband 81 Rh-
chel Hutchinson and son OF Iessie
Clarkson and the late Geo Thralt.
Notice OF funeral later.
wETwoRE--Moft Fob. 10. 1917.
Miss NJ Blanche Wetmore. daugh-
ter of the late Frederick and Anna
NJ 6 WetmOrc Funeral Thurs
dsy Feb. ~. ~ z y. m. from the
residence OF her brother Ernest g.
Wetmore. SIS Jefferson ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

For the hrst time in the history
OF Great Britain, the majority OF
the members ~ the cabinet. includ.
ms the prime minister are non.
conformists Noyd-George Is n
Baptist. Bonar Law Presbyterian,
and Arthur Henderson. Wesleyan
Methodist
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

Bright young man about 18
years of age for work in mail
room. Apply Mailing Dept.
Detroit Times, 73-75-77 Bag
ley-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
ron sALE-REsDExcx PROPERTY
$1,000 A WEEK INCOME

From . bedrooms. s-room house with
furnace. well decorat "a and In good
condition. on F1sher-Rve.. I block
from 0rattot Owner. leaving state.
must sell her equity about 1850.
balance s1b per month on contract;
$4,000. This 10 an unusual oppor-
tunity for young couple or widow
with small family TO get a homo
and Income also might arrange
other terms Call at once II In
terested.
GEO. II. CARR ESTER.
Main 4S4o. 1900 Ford Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

PrIntiag--the plain nest ktns---thst
q. riskt--rim~. Job D~pt.--Mstn 413o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
statesmen

statesmen
We want FIVE Al statesmen who have
hal selling experience. We have q
proposition you cannot anord TO
miss and N Is one that you have
never had presented 10 you before.
This II not lot selling. We have
no houses. stores or buildings TO
sell. We will furnish you pros
poets. good ones. N you want to
make big, money let US tell you
fore the Detroit public through q
big advertising campaign now
starting. Something Detroit must
ana will have. You have unlimited
capabilities for making money.
See US at once.
Detroit Central Realty Co.
222 Farwell Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

Next story Fight for Lady .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
AMBITIOUS YOUNG
WOMEN

We offer you a position under
working conditions that are
unusually good; steady en-
ployment. Pay while learning
the business. Salary increas-
ed regularly. Advancement
rapid. Apply Operators Train
ing School. Madison-ave. and
John R.-st.. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Michigan State Telephone Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
SUBDIVISION MEN

Kirby Serge Felske Co. ohers you
subdivisions In the Grand River sec
ton. also subdivisions near the
Saxon and Paige new plants. also
one In tho new Industrial center
down river. and for tho man with
the high class clientele we have our
Crosse Pointe Blvd property. Line
up with one OF Detroit's best We
are here TO stay. See Cunningham
or Tobias.
1917 Dime Bank Bldg. Main 277
OUR regular course reduced TO $50.
Careful. individual instruction. Day
and night ciasses Tools. etc. furn-
tshed Positions secured Special
inducement for present class OF
ten men now for ming. Write OF
call
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
75t Woodward Detroi.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22
MOrtuary

20. AZ hts resi-
dcnCe. ti2 Howard ST. Martin
Campbell. aged IS years Funeral
from the chapel % Fred A. Welch.
~ Forest-ave. east. Feb %. at :, D.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23

the vacancy caused by the removal OF
Speaker James A. Hoyt, from the state.
Mr. Thos. P. Cothran. Of Greenville;
Mr. N. G Evans, of Edgefeld; Mr.. j..
A. Berry, of Orangeburg and Mr. J.
Howard Moore, of Abbeville, have been
spoken of prominently in connection
with tre speakership- Mr.. Berry IS
now speaker pro TEN. 1t is altogether
probable that the speaker will be one
OF these four gentlemen, unless, oi
course, deadlock should develop and
a clark horse" being chosen, which
does not appear at all likely at this
time
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23
ELECTIONS AHEAD OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Columbia, Oct. 10.-A number Oh
important elections by the next gene
raj assembly will be necessary.
State Insurance Commissioner F. Il.
McMaster has stated that he Will not
he a candidate for reelection. He has
taken the position of city editor OF the
Columbia State, and has entered upon
his duties with that newspaper. There
are several candidates already an
nounced for the Office of insurance
commissioner. The department was
created in 1906, at WHICH time Mr..
McMaster was elected the first COM
missioner, and he has held the office
continuously since. The act creating
the Office provides "that no member
OF the general assembly shall be
eligible to said election nor be elected
to the Office while member of either
branch of tn general assembly.
Among those who have under con-
sideration offering themselves for the
Office, are Messrs. Sam M. Grist, OF
York: s. L. Miller, of Columbia, ana
". A McSwain, of Newiberry, all well
known insurance men. The salary at
taehed to the Office is $4,000 per year.
The term of State Warehouse Com
missioner w. C. Smith, will expire IN
November, 1918, and it will be neces-
sary for the coming legislature to
elect his successor. There has, so lar,
been no announcements of any can
Sidacy. against Commissioner Smith,
who is now filing out the unexplred
term of Former Commissioner McLaur
in. Commissioner McLaurin resigned
during the session of the general as
sembly this year. At that time he had
nearly a full term yet to serve.
The term of Hon. D. E. Hydrick, as
associate justice of the supreme court
expires during the coming year, and
the legislature of 1918 will elect his
successor.
The same legislature Will also
choose successors to the following
circuit judges: Judge 1. w. Bowman
of Orangeburg, first circuit; Judge II.
y. Rice, Of Aiken, second circuit;
Judge John S. Wilson, of Manning
third circuit; Judge T. H. Spain, OF
Darlington, fourth circuit; Judge En-
nest Moore, of Lancaster, sixth circuit
Judge Frank B. Gary, of AbbeNlle'
eighth circuit.
The first erection with which the
house of representatives will be con-
fronted, will be that Of speaker to Nil
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23
81 = ES
N-------s

Win leave to the purchase" 70 ant:c--
pate payment Of the cceiit portion SR
who.e ,r n part tie Purchaser 10
pay for papers aid recording. II the
p,rchaser Goes not comply with his
r,d within ten days from the day os
sac. tie premises will be re-sold On
,Ae first convenient salesday thereaf-
ter to be designated by the plaintIg
al the risk of the defaulting bidder
H. H, RIKARD, Master
October Sth, 1917.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Newberry County.
Court of Common Pleas.
Dewitt c. Johnson, as admr. &c. of
John D. Eichberger, decd.
Plaintiff,
aginst
Irene S. Eichelberger, ct al.
Defendants.
Under an Order of the Court herein,
all parties holding claims against the
estate of John D. Eichberger. decd
are hereby required to render in and
establish their demands before me on
th tweenty-ninth day Of Octobr, 1917,
at my Office at NeWberry, S. G.
II. H. RIKARD,
Master for Newberry County, S. c..
Sept. 29th. 1917.
f0-2-st.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23
SEED WBEAT FOB SALE-We have

SEED WHEAT FOB SALE-We have
Three hundred and fifty bushels
Indian Red Wheat for sale, the most
prolific Wheat known, will make
twice as much per acre, as the
wheat you are sowing. Price So. 90
bushel, send me your orders. j. H.
Wicker. Mgr.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23
NOTICE CALLING IN CREDITORS
NOTICE TO ROAD OVERSEER.

NOTICE TO ROAD OVERSEER.
All overseers failing to work their
sections of roads by November 1st,
1917, are requested to appear before
the Commissioners November Sd,
1917, to show cause why they should
no. be prosecuted.
ALI Overseers Of roads are liable
to fine of twenty-five Dollars for neg
lect of duty. So please take notice
that this law is going to be enforced.
BY order of the Board
]. C. SAMPLE,
County Supervisor.
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