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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-08-18
Sv1IEl EkFDl -nMf.
ovT1C1AL list OF THOSE CERT.
Hm FOR SERVICE BY Ex.
ExE1GITlON BOARD.
- Cosusy's Quota Gotten From
Men sumnsoacd IN First Call--Ma.
jogf>y a. Ti,nac Called arc Negroes.

se7- men. but several over this nun
bsr have been certified by the loc
board
THO mon in the list below rea,
ng from as to 27s are composed
nsn whe slthsr failod to appear 4,
phyxlcal examination or were exami,
- BY foreign boards and certified
'his board. Although II is impossib
~ me tho exact proportion of whit
ma blacks. . casual reading OF II
|ist shows that the negroes are
he majority.
All OF the men above certified ha,
|hs right Of appeal to the Distri
Doard At Columbia. the act allowir
hem ten days within which to al
sal. Thirty per cent. of the men ce
lred win be called into service q,
)sptember 5th.
The llst n a. follows:
Alfred Glover.
David simmons.
James Grey.
Jerry Goodman.
Henry Anderson.
Rsese Frierson.
Sam Fielder.
Butier Bowens.
sandy Prioleau.
willie Richardson.
Charlie williams.
Tom Stuart Haynes.
Samuel L. Smith.
Philip Cantey.
Fritz VI. Behre.
Horace b.. Curtis.
sam Johnson.
James Hilton.
Robert Brown.
Nose Grant,
John Mcmillan.
Marshall Murray.
Ebert 4. Foxworth.
Samuel Rich, Jr..
Julian Dicks.
George Hilton.
Jake Wilson.
Elwood Jackson.
jeremiah Crosson.
Bertice Naples.
Haremon Ford.
William Grant.
Walters Anderson.
Bean #. Scott.
James Brown.
EllSs White.
John Peterson.
George Rivers.
John Mcbride.
Grenderson Heriot.
Thomas A. Jackson.
Aaron Richardson.
Francis f. Seymour,
0ainey Jennings.
Robert w. Boykin.
Amos Ford.
Henry Forest Grist,
Wesley James.
Depriest Young.
Oscar Green,
John Wilson.
Linwood Dickcy.
T.. Turner White.
Kershaw Kirby.
Wesley Bennett,
George Martin. Jr.,
Butler Higgins.
Augustus williams.
Allen Anderson.
Alexander Brunson.
Richard Fleming.
Atlas Wright.
David Davis.
Candy Pringle.
VermiG Watts.
Ed Frazer.
Mack Ellerbe.
Amos Drakeward.
Andrew Dargan.
Robert Logan.
Willie Brown.
Jesse Rogers.
Peter Glover.
Walter James.
Geo. w. Mcleod.
william Byrd.
Sam Gadsden.
Thomas Cantey.
James Wilson.
Richard Washington.
Waverly Is. Levy.
Roger Vt. DuRoso.
Richard Reese.
Sam Green.
Joseph Druner.
Calvin Pierson.
Washington williams.
Alex Newberry.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-08-18

Jimmie Murray,
Sanders Johnson,
Edward Singleton,
David Jackson.
Enoch Johnson,
Jennings Kendrick, Jr.,
T. III. Brown,
Fred oliver,
Henry Davis.
James Gathers. Jr..
Warren English,
Leland II. Emanuel,
Harry Hardy.
Frank Mingo.
Peter Dicks,
j. w. Lewis,
Elijah Taylor.
Isaiah Sumter,
Harmon Hampton.
Frank M. Cain,
Thomas Jettis.
John Cokeley,
Marion Pate.
Elijah Ragin, Jr..
Joseph A. Mcclure,
Tillman Brown,
Randall Gayles.
Handy Davis.
III. ". Boyce.
Johnny Wheeler.
Henry Miligan.
Peter James,
Eugene George Josey.
Marion Harry,
Jimmie McElveen,
Jerry Remert.
Charlie Jacobs.
Richard Holland,
George Osborne,
George Bradley.
Henderson Reynolds,
Abraham Dinkinr.
Mason Nelson,
Albertus McQuillar.
Richard Oxendine. Jr.,
Brooks Bowman,
Charlie Singleton.
Drane Gordon,
Walter ]. Sanders.
Austin Clark,
Ernest Ramsey.
Samuel Wheeler.
Philip White.
Francies Martin.
Moses Snow.
Moses Menser,
Hilton Burns,
Damon Richardson.
Mordecai Hampton.
Ransom Johnson.
Rufus James.
Josh Choice,
Hicks Levan,
Isaiah Johnson,
Friday Kershaw. Jr..
John Wesley David.
Gus 3elser,
David Moore,
III. 8. Parrish,
James Mob. Dabbs.
Kelley Wilson.
Samuel Wilson,
Harrison Prince.
David Robertson,
Willie Il. James.
Joe Tullwood.
Stephen Lewis.
william Mack Benjamin.
Joseph Sanders.
Erwin MuldrOw,
Tommie Allen.
Henry Smith,
Pinckncy Chambers.
Alston Jackson.
Philip Kcndrick.
John II. Brown.
James Muldrow.
Harrison Isaacs.
Henry King.
Charlie Bradley,
While James.
Martin Kcndrick,
Tucker Gary.
Wyatt Hunter,
Benjamin Magazine
Sam Dennis.
Solomon Pringie.
j. A. Brunson,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-31
FUEL SHORTAGE CAUSES.
MOST INTENSE SUFFERING

WASHINGTON d. c.. Dec. .31.-Ex
treme cold prevailed throughout the
central and eastern portions Of the
United States yesterday, and in some
sections Of the country new low rec.
ords were established; Owing to. the
coal shortage the suffering is intense
and deaths from the. cold are beins
reported from several middle, western
and eastern cities. .E:..sE. =
In New York yesterday. the mercury
sank to thirteen degrees below zero
which is six degrees lower than the
lowest previously recorded in the his.
tory OF the weather bureau. - - -. ~ s s
New York reported intense suffer.
ing because Of the short supply OF coal
and three deaths from freezing. Build.
ings are often unheated and the city
never In its history experienced great.
er discomfort from a cold wave.
In Philadelphia and vicinity the
mercury ranged from four to twenty
degrees below zero, and there also
was great discomfort and suffering
by reason Of the coal shortage.
L. A. Snead, head Of the fuel admin.
istration's distributive agency forecast
that this coal shortage, and the cold
wave that has come upon the country
at this time VIII mean the taking over
by the government Of the coal mines
and the conscription of labor to work
the mixes. g.: =. = 4, 80, - -. ;. :.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS
Firms ASK RECOGNITION
AS INDEPENDENT STATE

COPENHAGEN, Denmark. Dec. 80
Announcing that they have succeed
ed in establishing the republic Of F1r
land and have organized a settled gov
eminent for their country within It's
old boundaries, the Firms are now call
ing upon the governments Of the En-
tente allies to recognize Finnish tnde'
pendence.
From HeIsingfors, which has been
reestablished as the capital Of free
Finland, the provisional government
Is now despatching delegation ut
leading Firms to the capitals Of the
Scandinavian countries and to London,
Paris and Washington to ask for the
recognition of their new government
The national aspirations Of Finland
have already been Informally ap'
proved OF by the Scandinavians, the
press Of Sweden. Norway and Den
mark uniting In Endorsement Of the
Finnish plea for recognition and
urging that such recognition be given
at the earliest possible date by their
respective governments.
Yesterday, in addressing a delega.
ton of Finnish publicists, who were
received by him in Stockholm, King
Gustav OF Sweden expressed his SYM
pathy with them and their desire for
q renewed-national autonomy. His
speech has been enthusiastically in
dorsed by the Swedes.
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BRITISH WIN AGAIN
: I'M PALESTINE FIGHT
fA,,esiat.d Pro-, hy D. 8. Naval WIr,I,,,.l

(Assoeiafed Press by U. 3. Naval WlrsIsSs.l
+ LONDON, Eng, Dec. 30.-AnotheI
decisive victory has been won by the
British forces In the Holy Land
against the Turks and their German
leaders, making more certain the hold
General Allenby has upon Jerusalem
This British victory was scored early
In the week. but the details have only
Just been made public by the war Of
flee. ?, W. r. r.: H"i
The new advance was made by the
Welsh and Home county troops, who
have been occupying positions north
Of Jerusalem. ~. w..
The new blow by General Allenby
was struck against this new Turkish
line along q 'front.' Of IS miles, IN the
general direction Of Jerico, with the
British right wing advancing toward
the Dead Sea. - 49,,
After intense artillery preparation
the infantry advanced and drove the
dennoralized Turks back along the en-.
tire 13. mile, trent, capturing their
defense system to a depth Of two
miles and consolidating It for counter
attacks, which were never delivered.
The new position give the British
command Of all the high ground for
four miles, north and east of Jerusalem
and for mile north Of the Jerico
road. = So :~.s.s
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PAYMENT Of WATER RATEs.

In accordance with Ordinance No.
SIS as amended by Ordinances Nos. 81
and 100 Of the City and County Of
Honolulu. all persons holding HAT rate
water privileges are hereby notified
that the wafer rates for theeperiod
ending June 80. 1913. are due and pay.
able On the FIRST day Of JANUARY.
1918.
Upon failure to pay such water
rates within THIRTY days thereafter
an additional charge of Ten Per Cent
VIII be adde !.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid after February /, 1918,
win be shut off f--thwith.
Rates are payable at the office Of
the Honolulu Water Works. Kapiolani
Building, H. elulu, Hawaii.
F. G. KIRCHHOFF,
General Manager Honolulu Water
and Sewer Department. 81
6971-Dec Is. 20. %, "a. rs, Is. 81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-31
BRITISH AIR MEN BOMB
HUN AlRD0MES NEAR LILLE

tAssociatsf PrsE ~ q. = Ms.A Wirslsssl
NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 30.-Gen.
eral Haig. in his official report re-
ceived In London last evening said
that there was great activity on the
part OF the enemy's artillery, especl-
ally in the vicinity Of Hergicourt to
The southwest OF Lens There have
been heavy snow falls along the west
ern front In nearly all sectors.
Air Battle Fought
Activity OF the air forces indicate
that the sky has cleared, fors9eneral
Haig reported that British aviators
had bombed the airdrornes of the en-.
envy north Of Lille with good success.
Several OF the enemy's aircraft were
downed and three OF the British ma.
chimes had failed to return.
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BIOL SHEVlKl. RELEASE
AMERICAN BANKER

WASHINGTON, D.. c., Dec. 31.-R
B. Stevens, manager of the Petrograd
branch OF the National City Bank oil
New York. which was seized by the
PetrogFad government, has been re
leased from custody, dispatches from
Minister Francis said yesterday.
While the aAmerican banker has been
released such Is NOT the case with 9th.
er bankers Tor dispatches told OF the
heads OF an private banks which were
raided by the Bolsheviki being now
incarcerated in the prison Of st.
Peters. - .<-r.-
Reuters dispatches received In Lon.
don said that there was q Picking re.
port or fighting at Irkutsk in eastern
Siberia between the regular troops,
the red guards, the Cossacks and mill.
tary cadets. The fighting was said to
have been revere and to have lasted
fora week. The town was said to be
on fire, some parts already destroyed
and large part Of the population
starving. "a !, 49, > 49,. -.
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NOTICE or SALE OF GOVERN
MENT PROPERTY.

At II o'cock, mon, Saturday, Janu.
airy 5th, 1918, at the front door of the
Capitol Building, Honolulu, there will
be sold at public auction, the following
government property, situated at Wal.
lupe, Oahu:
School House
i Teachers Cottage
2 Redwood water tanks flarge)
/ Redwood water tank (small)
ALI out-buildings. ~...
Upset price for the above, $125.
For further information, apply at
the office Of the Commissioner Of Pub
lie Lands, Capitol Building, Honolulu,
T. H. ~. RI. =
B. G. RIvENBURGH,
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Dated at Honolulu,
December 81, 1917.
..... 697S-Dec. q, 81; Jan. 4, 10.
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TOBUILD UP
Fighting MORALE
BY RECREATION
SAN FRANCISCO. - Makers

SAN FRANCISCO. Makers OF
Morale,
That Is what the workers in the war
camp community recreation fund
have set out to become. A $4,000
campaign for the fund Is under way
here.
"a million soldiers can retreat with.
out q fight II they lack the fighting
spirit" a recent bulletin issued by
the fund workers, stated.
Another bulletin said, Let the boys
return with No scars other than the
honorable scars Of war"
The principal effort Of the fund is
to shcw that the country As whole
is sppreoiatiye o: the fighters sacri.
fees. The workers take the stand
that q soldier who is left "sulking in
his tent" because OF nowhere to go
and nothinS 10 do" y i'll not go over
the top" with the same zest as the
man eho has teen properly taken care
of at home.
, The idea is to make the morale OF
the American fighting man bomb
PAO0AB 6oo P1OOAB AhCPIOOA anu OuAACN
proof. The fund workers figure that
plenty Of clean recreation will take
care Of this morale.
1t is hoped to have the plan work.
ing SO well in the near future that a
solder off duty may step into a dance
Or. a football game, watch q movie"
or take spin about the nearest town
in an automobile, instead Of being
forced to do bunk fatigue" with no
one apparently seeming to care what
he does. =" l.:
The movement is intended to take
the place Of commercialized amuse.
ments that some times weaken the
fighting man in every way. On this
account II is being strongly backed
by President Wilson and all of the
other forces of the administration.
Each person IL asked to. give 50 or
more. II is figured that this first
amount will keep an enlisted man en-
tertained for some time under the
fund plan.
Appreciate the fighters and they
will appreciate u.s." is the theory the
fund workers constantly employ.
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In the matter of. the Estate of Olive
C. Swain, Deceased.
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary have been issued to Ha.
waiian Trust Company, Limited, as
executor Of the will of Oliver C. Swain,
late Of Stockton, California, deceased.
All creditors of said Oliver C. Swain
are hereby notified to present their
claims with proper vouchers or duly
authenticated copies thereof, even If
the claim Is secured by a mortgage
on real estate, to the said Hawaiian
Trust Company, Limited, at its office,
120 South King street, Honolulu, T., H.,
within six months from the date of
first publication of this notice or they
will be forever barred. All persons
indebted to the said Oliver C. Swain
are hereby notified to make immedi-
ate payment to the undersigned as
said executor.
Dated, Honolulu, T. H., Dec 10, 1917.
HAWAIIAN TRUST CO., LTD, T.
Executor Of the Will of Oliver C.
y Swain, deceased.
FREAR, PRoSSER. ANDERSON &
MARX,
Attorneys for executor. ...
6964-Dec. 10, IL, "a and 81. 1918; Jan.
RI r T. > T.. 1918.
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RAILROAD ORGANIZATION
RUSHED By MAD00
IA,le.iai.l Rr,,l hr b. .. n,ral Nnr,Is,a.

LA1aN9tAte4 UFooN - VI - NUbAa NHNsSSSsl
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec 81, -
Director General McAdoo Of the Unit.
ed States Railroad Service 10 going
ahead without delay to the relieving
Of the congested traffic. Yesterday
he issued orders that dealt especially
with the two great railroad eenters Of
the country, Chicago and New York,
special instructions dealt solely with
the clearing of the congestion at those
points and the shipping out with rap
idity Of cars az they are unloaded.
Assistant Directors Named
Walker Hines, q New York railroad
lawyer, was yesterday named by Nc.
Adoo as assistant director general of
the railroads. 1t was announced that
this appointment was a. temporary
one. Another announcement OF i'm
portance was that A. H. Smith, presi-
dent Of the New York Central Rail
road, had been named as q special
temporary assistant to the director
general.
The director general announced that
he was prepared to facilitate the move
ments Of coal to all districts which
are suffering from the intense cold
wave that now holds a great portion
of the country In its grip which IL one
Of the most serious problems that
confronts him as suffering Is reported
as intense In many districts. -
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ARMY DEATH SENTENCES
SUBJECT TO REVIEW

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 80. =
Execution Of death sentences imposed
by courts martials upon soldiers, until
the proceedings of such courts mar,
tials shall have been reviewed al
Washington, Is prohibited under or.
ders issued by President Wilson yes
terday. and by the war department
promulgated to the various depart.
ment commanders. The exception to
these orders 10 In the expeditfonary
forces under the command or General
5Pershing. s So = 80
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LOOKS LIKE WAR DEPT.
MADE A BAD BREAK

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. s1.-In.
yestigation of the. circumstances that
led toaand surround the sending Of en-.
listed men of the ordnance depart.
ment to Rarftan, New Jersey, for mo.
bilization, has been ordered by Sec.
Rotary of War Baker It Is disclosed
that men were sent to this place as a
mobilization base when. in fact such
base at that point existed on paper
only. - ,n....,'
State officials and Raritan's city
officials are cooperating to care for
the men who have already been sent
there. y
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ALIEN ENEMIES GO UNDER
STRlCTER SURVEILLANCE
tA,.eelated Prs, ny y. 8. NavaI WIreIesa.l

tASsoelate0 Press ~ v. ,. Naval Nireiesel
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 81
Further drastic steps to curb the ma
chinations of alien enemies against
this country. following along the lines
of those ordered by the President for
the protection Of the waterfronts Of
the ports and the great commerce Of
the nation, will soon be put into opera
ton. g.. e..
Unnaturalized Germans within the
United States are to be again register
ed during the week beginning Febru-
airy 4 Postmasters and the police for.
ces Of the various cities are to handle
this registration, IL was announced
yesterday. Not only are these alien
enemies to be registered but their
thumb prints and photographs are to
be taken In all instances and filed
with the other data that Is secured
during the registration proceedings.
Cannot Change Abodes
All such alien enemies, once they
are thus registered. win be furnished
with registration Identification cards
and these they will be required to
have with them at all times and pre-.
sent whenever they may he demanded.
They may not change their places Of
residence without first securing the
approval and permission Of the post.
master and the police department
where they are registered.
These orders supplement- on Novem,
Der "A for the protection Of the water.
fronts and seaports but they affect all
cities and towns and the surrounding
rural districts.
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NOTED CITY ARCHITECT
DIES OF. PNEUMONIA

r ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Dec. 81
Charles Robinson. the noted city plan.
nef who made plans for the improve.
ment Of the city of Honolulu, Denver,
Omaha, Los Angeles and nr-rI~
ether cities and who was considered
one Of the leading experts Of the
world. died yesterday at Albany, fall.
ing q victim to pneumonia.
He was the organizer Of the national
alliance of civic organizations.
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sY AUTHORITY.

Sealed tenders will be received at
the office Of the City and County
Clerk Of the City and County of Ho-
nolulu, Room 5, Mcintyre Building. up
to IL o'clock noon and opened on the
Sti day of january, 1918. for all makes
and sizes Of automobile pneumatic
tires and solid rubber tires and their
guaranteed as maybe required by said
City and County, in its various de.
partments, for the sh months period
beginning with the LIST day of January,
1918. All tenders must be securely
sealed and marked. Bids for Auto
Tires"
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all bids, In
whole or part.
d. KALAUOKALANI,
City and County Clerk.
6s77-D Dec. rs. "a. Is. 20. 81. Jan. 2,
IA Is.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
THE ARMY NATIONAL BANK OF
scHoFIELo BARRACKS.

Notice is hereby given that the
first regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders of The Army National
Bank of Schofield Barracks will be
held at the bank building at Scho-
field Barracks, City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on
Thursday, January "a, 1918, at
IL, o'clock a. m. for the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before
the meeting. I'll
o. N. TYLER,
Cashier.
6976-Dec. "a, 81, Jan. Z, il, Fl, 1918.
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GERMANY SENDS BRITISH
PRIS0 NERS TO ZURICH

OTTAWA. Canada, Dec. s1:-A
Reuters despatch received lpst. night
from Zurich says that q party of Brit.
ish war prisoners consisting OF n
officers and 554 men had arrived there
nom Germany and will DE informed
in the Hotel Deux. - ~ + -. Z ~
Among the IL officers il included
BRIG. GNn. Victor Villa of the cana.
dian expeditionary force, ) ~ 2 =.
The men are said to be in fairly GOOD
health. - ;. : ;. :, -. . :.
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TROOPERS AND RANGERS
CLEAN UP BANDIT .BANE

EAGLE PASS. Texas, Dec. a1-Sir
Mexicans were killed yesterday. in an
encounter at San Jose, Mexico. be.
tween United States regular troops.
Texas rangers, and Mexican bandits.
None OF the Americans were injured
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OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Honolulu. Hawaii, Dec. q, 1917.

ALI bills against the Department of
Public instruction of the Territory of
Hawaii, incurred during the present
biennial period begfnnin- January /,
1915, and ending December 81, 1917,
and remaining unpaid, must be for.
warded to the office OF the Depart.
ment Of Public instruction, properly
made out ON the regular forms, not
later than January 10, 1918, In order
to insure payment Of same. T.,
- H. W. KINNEY.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
697E7t y. t..s1
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NORTHERN PACIFIC, r. r.
GRANTS WAGE I'M REASE

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Dec. so.-Ten
per cent advance in, wages to Ii, 900
employees Of the, Northern Pacific
Railroad company has been granted.
II was announced yesterday. The new.
wage is to be effective the INST Of
the year.
Among those affected by the new
wage scale are $500 clerks and 500 ex.
press company employees. :
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MADERA GOLD MINING Co, LTo.

Notice is hereby given that the
stock books OF this company ssill be
closed to transfers from End January
to 2lst January. 1919 both dates In
elusive. on account of special stock
holders meeting to be held on latter
date
J. HARRIS MACKENZIE,
Secretary.
Honolulu. Dec. %, 1917.
es19-Dec. %. %. 81.
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SAIL oRs' HOME SOCIETY

The annual meeting Of the Sailors
Home Society will be held at the of.
flee of the ]. B. Anterior Estate, Ltd,
room EOS, Kauikeolani building, Mon.
day, Dec. 81. 1917, at 8 a. m. 81 - r.
CHAS. III ATHERTON,
- l. Secretary. !
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r. r. d. Miller. K. c., has been ap
pointed chief justice of the high court
Of judicature at Patna, in the place
Of Sir Edward Maynard des Champs
Fhamier. KIT. who hiss resigned.