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WASHINGTON, June 5.--The following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department:
Character OF casualties is indicated thus,
died Of aSoidsnt w Or 0, Ssn or csu.e:
severely !wsl Wounded slightly tWu1
ing: (P) prisoner.
NEW YORK CITY.
JOHNSON. Herbert, ssrst.. SOS W. 1ssth ct.
pEBoER, Jacob p. corp, 1ss Dwight st..
cAsHMxN. Francis T.. SIC Madison st..
MfasiSHsS9nE}}.~ WI Roo.r, D.. s7o, Az ].
MARsLAND, William d. rs Broad st..
PARCELS, George r., 1887 Bushwick av.,
vuLcANo, Michael C.. As Kent av..
Brooklyn (wS).
ALABAMA.
BUNKIlEY. Frank X. sergt.. Montgomery
rHoIPsoN. while H., o.dsd.n twu).
TATUM. wilkins T.. Hartford CwU).
CALIFORNIA.
McKEoN. warren A.. Nswcastis DA).
COLORADO.
LYNCH. Michael Denver (K). .
CONNECTICUT.
GRIswoLp. George E. Terryvilie tws).
HEWITT. James, South Manchester (WU).
DELAWARE.
HASTINGS. James p, Georgetown tw).
FLORIDA.
CAM. William G.. Lieut., Savannah (w).
JOHNSTON, Francis M, Billiard (wU).
ILLINOIS.
CONFER, Lawrence. Grantsourg twl.
GUsTAVSoN, Rudolph. Chicago tw).
VAN MEENEN, Charles. Atkinson (wU).
yIToUs, Adolph. Chicago (wUl.
WILLIAMS. John r.. Chicago twU).
INDIANA.
MUMAw. Andrew NJ. serEt. Indianapolis
HARLAN. Paul 4. corp, srsyzee tws,.
IOWA.
GRAHAM, Elgie. Cedar Rapids (w).
KENTUCKY.
BARNETT, Thomas L.. HisevilIe (wU).
DEAH1SGER, George, Salvisa (WS).
KEEToN. Ben, west Van Lear twj.
MARYLAND.
HAAS. George T, Baltimore (wl,
SILK. Edward NJ. Baltimore IVY.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BROWN. Wallace. E. sergt.. North Adams
I F Ra 'f Ss:- of %s
HoLBRooK. Lowell s.. South Braintree
MeLSTosH, John C.. M.lross Highlands
MAILEA. John T. Worcester tM).
RESSIGK: Mark A.. Worcester tw),
VERSION. Fred o.. Indian orchard tWS).
MICHIGAN.
LANG, George. Detroit tws).
PEPPER, Edward Anthony. Detroit tw).
WING. Homer. Detroit CDA).
MISSISSIPPI
Frank E.. Faulkner twU).
MISSOURI.
WATERS, vergie H.. corp. shelbyville
HAoAN. Eugene j.. Kansas city tws).
HYDE. Grin B., Rick Hill (DDJ.
MONTANA.
HODGE. Frank E.. Walsh (ws).
NEBRASKA.
BARRON, Clement; corp. Omaha (wu).
VLCAN, Andrew, Monowi tws).
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
cARRIGAN. Joseph, Manchester tK).
NEW JERSEY.
AAggsTIN. Elmer; PiainneId wv.
NEW MEXICO.
GUTIERREZ. Alfredo. Rite ouimsd (w).
NEW YORK.
CASTRO. Anthony. corp. Rochester (w).
COOK. William J., Chateaussy (W).
NORTH CAROLINA.
HARKINS. Mckinley, Canton (w.
OHIO.
FRENCH, Noel, Akron CwO.
HITFIELD, Ellie. zabethtown (w).
MORT. Paul A, Amherst (wU).
WHITE, James w, Cleveland (w).
OKLAHOMA.
HODGE. Rufus sallisaw tws).
PENNSYLVANIA.
DELYLAK, Paul. Philadelphia (wU),
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Melster Builders Inc. bought from
the Julln Construction Company a plot.
100x100. at the Tsortheast corner of
Seventy-ninth street aSd Twentieth ave-
nue., and a plot. 100x1So, at the south
west corner Of the Twcnty fourth avenue
and Eighty-second street, Bath Beach.
Georgian Court. six story apartment
house. 100x114, at tho corner Of Gates
and Franklin avenues. was bought from
Arthur II. Waterman by Abraham
Golub. 1t is valued at s135. 900.
The Real Home Real Estate Corpora
ton bought from Joseph T. McMahon
1888, 1885 and 1887 Cropsey avenue,
Bath Beach.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 364
New York avenue. two story dwelling,
2Ox100. for s. Heimdenger to q client
for occupancy
Burling & Swan, Ino.. sold the dwell
Ing at TAI Lafayette avenue. 25x1o0, to
a client. who will alter for occupancy.
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200 LOTS SOLD AT AUCTION.

The holdings of the Estates Develop
ment Company in the Throgg's section
OF The Bronx. located on Eastern Boule-
ward and fremont avenue, were offered
at auction yesterday in foreclosure by
Arthur G. Sheridan and sold to o. De
Lancey Coster Of Pease a Gilman for
tlbo.000. Tho property consists of 200
improved lots. and was sold in one par
eel, the sale being the result Of fore
closure action TO secure a mortgage
which Mr.. Coster received from the es-
tate OF his father, the late Henry A.
Coster. The property will be offered at
auction In separate lots during the first
part OF October.
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CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Pease & Gilman leased to Edwin NJ.
Buckley OF Spencer Trask & Co. the
five story dwelling at 32 East Sixty
seventh street.
Ames 4 Co. leased dwellings at 323
West Thirty-third street to ii. Cook at
321 West Thirty-third street to T. Ray !:
at "a West Twelfth street to f. Mour-
raille, and at II West Forty-fifth street
to Harry Rothman.
Electus T. Backus OF the Guardian
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STATEN ISLAND DEALS,

Clinton Trading Corporation sold TO
Clara Stodard the one family dwelling.
46xll5, at 627 Delaheld avenue, West
New Brighton. Staten Island.
Moffatt & Schwab sold for Mrs. Mar
gerita a. de J. Harding her home over
looking the bay. together with five extra
lots on Bay View place, Pavilion Hill.
Tompkinsville. Staten Island. to Angelo
Earl, who will occupy 90 --
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OLD IsHAM DWELLING SOLD.

The four story and basement dwelling.
19x95. at 1873 Madison avenue. between
Thirtieth and Thirty-hrst streets, has
been sold by Harris q Vaughn for the
William NJ Isham estate TO a buyer
who will convert the property into stores
and apartments The property had been
held at $40. 900. and adjoins the residence
OF Isabella Lawrence at l30, leased re-
Gently for twenty-one years by the same
brokers to Benjamin Leavin, who is
planning a. business alteration.
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Policeman stops Runaway Horse.

Patrolman Thomas Quinn OF the West
l35th street station was dragged twenty
feet by runaway horse at Eighth
avenue and 147th street yesterday and
before he succeeded In stopping il was
severely cut about the head and legs.
He was attended by an ambulance sur
geon and reported back for duty. The
horse was attached TO a delivery wagon,
No pedestrians were hurt.
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Casualty Corrections.

The following oabled corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular cas-
ualty lists:
DIED, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED
OF WOUNDS.
Private.
KRAMER, Frank A.. San Francisco. Cal.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED.
Prtvates.
CAssASo. Francesca. West Berwick. Pa
MATLACK. Clarence b., Woodstown. n. j.
RISA, John, Tovey, Ill.
vIRsHUP: Alexander. SO Norfolk ST.. New
WHITE, James H, sandusky. Ohio.
WRIGHT, Hanford Russell, Johnstown, Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED DIED.
Private.
CARLSON, Alb!n, De Kalb. Ill.
MISSING IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
fohrE Ts SeHnREP sPhcHEE
HAYES. Joe E.. Buffalo. N. Y.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
o'coNNoR. John F.. Manchester. n. II.
Prvates.
BECKETT. sllas. Grand Haven. Mich.
BELL, James c., Ketchum. Okla.
COLLiAH. spiros NJ, Chicago, Ill.
CRAWFORD Seth, viols, wis.
ELLINGsBERG. John b, Madelia, MINI
GIARDINO. Giuseppe. MiddIetown. Conn.
0RANI.UND. John A, Home City. MINI.
GREENWOOD. William r.. Waltham.
HOLT, Aaron o, Hebardsvile. Ca.
KNOX. Henry G.. Tesch Tex.
koPkE. Edwin F. Chicago. ILL.,
LARMEY. James E. Bay City. Mich.
LAWSON, Calvin J.. Usk. Wash.
LuRA. Oscar, Mayville, y. d.
OLEKSIAK, Piotr. Hamtramck Mich.
osTRowSKY, viktor. Racine. wia
PHILAPY. Joe b, Walker. NO.
PiETRENUIK, wicenty, Newburyport
R B Grover L; Gla.ksyiIIs. Fla.
TYREi. Sa Harold n. saiday. Mas cas-
WEDGEW GOD. Robert. Hillsboro. ". Mex.
WoHLGEMUTH. Emil. Tularosa- y. Mex.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Mechanic.
BYDAIRR. Albert. Mount Carmel, Pa.
Privates.
CHICO. Barney NJ. Manayunk. Pa.
ERDwIS, Albert. 425 East Isist st., The
LT RraaSIyn: louis oss East 18th st..
LEREAu, Felix. Warren, Mass
ROSE. Edward, Cincinnati, Ohio
WILLIAMS. Edward T.. Baccaria Pa.
RETURNED TO MILITARY CONTROL,
PREVIOUSLY REPORl ED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Private.
NATIN. Edward F. Lowell. Mass.
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PLAN NEW HOME For 3. p. c. @.

The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children has acquired from
various owners through the Cruikshank
Company. properties at 145, lat and 149
East Twenty-second street The entire
plot being 75xss,s. It adjoins the Chill
dren's Court on the east The property
at 146 East Twenty-second street Is a
vacant lot, 25xss9 There are two six
story apartment houses at 147 and 14s
East Twenty-second street.
The society, which Is now situated at
the southeast corner Of Twenty-third
street and Fourth avenue, has overgrown
It's present quarters. II is hoped that
within a short time a modern UP to date
building suitable for the necessities Of
the society will be erected on this plot.
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Holding Company. leased the dwellings
at 11s East Sixtieth street to Mira
Helen jackson at ia West Fifty-hfth
street to the Paul Jones Club, and the
two four story dwellings at lit and 11s
West Ninety-second street to q Mrs
Scholes
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Police Department
Orders
REINSTATEMENT,

AS PATROLMAN-SEvE GRADE.
To take effect June 4:
Frank A. McEneauey. No. Ass. to osth
Prec.
PENSIONS.
On their own application;
SERGEANT
To take effect IL p. NJ. June I:
william Hughes. No. 43l. l0lst Prec.,
at 1915 per annum. Appointed April ..
PATRoLMEN.
sherman Bentley. No. lis, i2d Prect.. At
Ss25 per annum. Appointed April IL. 1891.
James HUMPHREYS No. $3.50, 9th Prec..
at ss25 per annum. Appointed August IS.
1893.
Charles Low No. Is77. 18th Preo., at
ss2S per hnnum. Appointed March 30,
Edmund Tierney; No. 1856, Detective DIV,
at ss25 per annum. Appointed July rs.
on police surgeon" ssrtihsa.e;
Dlv2 at $40 per annum. Appointed Sep
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEUTENANTs.
To take effect s A. 81. June s:
John r. Bracken, 18th Prso. to ssth
Edward P. MulrOOney. 9Th Insp. Dist to
Ralph Micelli. 18th Insp. Dist. to sith
BICYCLE PATRoLMES.
Alvin scheffler. ll2th Prect. to 18th
Prec.
Thomas p. Bennett. 1lSth Prec, to lI2th
Prect. -
Eberhard schaefer. nth Prec. to It'll
Thomas F. Kelly. s:d Prso.. assigned to
clerical duty.
Allen c. Landvoe, Headquarters Div,
from Bureau OF Disciplinary Record to In
yestigation Squad. assigned TO clerical
duty.
Assigned as corpOrais in precincts indi-
Emil Hnnker. I: Herman Won Barthsie.
81; Joseph C. O'Neill, "a; Richard +.
oliver, 10; Joseph F. MCGOWAN. from 18th
Prec. TO 18th Prec.
John A. Hoar, e3d Prec, TO 1O4th Prec
Timothy McKeogh, lOlst Prec. to slst
Joseph steers 1O4th PFec. to 97th Prea.
To take effect la:0l 4 NJ. June T.
From Div. National Defence Especial
war ruli) To commands indicated, indefinite
leaves OF absence are hereby revoked,
Edgar p Heenan. 20; Samuel j. Smith.
Jr., Traffic DIV. Motorcycle Squad No. 2.
assigned to motorcycle duty.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
INSPECTORS.
eamueI A. McElroy. 18th Insp. Dist. in
charge OF 18th Insp. Dist. in addition to
MS other duties, for days from A. NJ.
June .. during absence OF acting inspector
Thomas Myers. 18th Insn Dist. in
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL VEsEY sTREET.l

BY Henry Brady.
sSTH ST, s26-S e. s s. sos I'd nv, Iox
$50. sty tnts 4 strs q 3 8 sty
rear tnts-Henry Dreyfoos ct al agt Dde
Levenson ct all due, s7.67l4S; taxes
&C. '27o sub to pr mtg OF s25. ooO to
the PLAINTIFF for..................$3 900
bSTH ST. 4ot +, SIS. ss.6 e LIST Av. lsx
1904, 8 sty & b dwlg-H StromberK
agt Constance Mullen ct al; due. S6,-
5000: taxes &C. SAs705; Withdrawn,
STH AV. 1889. s, 63.a l20th st. s7sx
100. sty nat & strs-IAwyers Mtg Co
Agt Eiyses Realty CO ct al: due, i46,-
I'm Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " GOO
nv Joseph p, Day.
HOUSTON ST, 2i4 to 2lS e. n =, 100 W
Ave A, 504x6i4 20 LIST lO7 to lil) xSOx
IS, sty int a strs; J X Green ast MIL
fein Corp ct al; due. $52,47Sl6: taxes
&c, 1850; to Joseph II Schwartl
BY Samuel MARI.
eth AV, 1892. W 5, 25.ll n llsth ct, 25x
100. sty tint g. strs-F de p Foster ct
al agt Mary Foley ct ali due, S24.s7Ss7
taxes. &c, t,6iel2; to the plaintiff
lO.OU
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GUINANB. Phillip A, Philadelphia (M).
REISINGER, waiter W., Columbia (WS).
ROBINSON, Don l., Clarion (wS).
WERNER, Dalton w. McKees Rocks (wUp.
YOUNG. Ralph N. Northumberland (wU).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WALLACE. Henry. Edgeneid Cwe).
TENNESSEE.
cHRIsTMAs. Heiskell. sergt. Hartman
DAVIS. Thurman. chattanooE. tpwD.
HART. Robert A.. Houston Cw).
HARRIS. Jim, Canadian (wU).
VELA. Felipe, Wharton (wS).
VILLEGAS. George ", Ell Paso (wS).
WISCONSIN.
NELSON Carmen. sergt.. Stoughton twU).
VAN HATTEN, William j., Middleton
woLDAY. soifest B., Gays Mills (DA).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
AXIOM. Ernest. Ontario (ws).
HALEoTES Athanasius. Hsidarisn tws).
Ireland.
WRIGHT. Francis J., County Tipperary
tws).
ANToNELLr. John, samiteo rcampuoio
GIoMI. Luigi. Beluratatusconat (w).
Russian Poland.
RZEPKA- Frank, Opatins Radon CWU).
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MORTGAGES,
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
how nj oxxn
tsouth of Fourteenth street,

Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street.)
GRANT ST, 25S. s. 25x75; Grant st, ssi,
II s. 24Sx75, June 3-E.ka-Jack Realities
10 Benz FEEDER loi Division av, Bklyn.
due Dec !, 1919, So, pr mtg B5.ooOj
GREENE ST. 2l3, W =, 27.sXl0O, m.
June 4-Harry swanson 10 Greenwich
Saw Bank, 2I6 9Th av, yrs 59s: attys,
9Th ST, 532 L. 5 s. ?5x97. p m. June -
shapiro to American Saw Bank, ia
f i2d st. yrs 5Gs. ATTY, Jno V Irwir,
STH ST. ais T.. n s. 2O.7xssIo, D m, Juns
morris Borsodi IN Metropolitan ssy
sttys. A 6 s. W Hutchins. 81 Win
ct ''''''''''''''''.'.' $500
Continued on TpeJth Paoa.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18TH ST. 60 w--Arthur w Wing agt Rail
gian Holding Corp. owner and con-
zon razor sT o. tlO6l
agt luWood Realty Co. Inc. owner; Lin.
coin Square Construction Co. Ino, con-
lEAClOr . :. !. III
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

EAST BROADWAY, . .. 28.l . Rutser St
Meyer GertEov agt American Bonding
Co of America ct ali April IS, 1919. ;I75
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n 9-Vo II ftD NV U.N Q z,
BY Arthur c. Sheridan,

EASTERN BOULEVARD. cor Fort
Schuyler I'd. lib7.lxl234sX43 10Y
ss3 to beg, except parts released-O
Del Costsr ct al agt Estates Develop
ment Co ct al; due. sl42,il4.l9; taxes
&C SlQ. aI2.ll. 10 The plalntln. h 20 n0A
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AS PATROLMAN-SEvE GRADE.
To take effect June 4:
Frank A. McEneaney. No. Ass, to 9etf
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TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.

Samuel A. McElroy, 18th Insp, Dist. in
Ms other duties, for days from A. NJ.
June .. during absence OF acting inspector
Thomas Myers. 18th Insp Dist. In
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24

tied, have the structure erected-73
by 40 feet. Each garage is complete
ly equipped with repair shops. and
carries full stock of Ford supplies
and automobile supplies and accessor-
les. The Wichita Fails and Electra
garages are worth special visit by
owners of motor cars.
Capt. Langford is interested in oil.
as many of the successful business
men of Wichita Falls. In Burkburnett
he has substantial stock interests in
Hammond No 2, Green River and the
Heinie-Myers Oil Companies, and owns
one-fourth interest in the Big on the
C. Birk tract. He has been very sue
cessful in lease investments, from
which he has realized substantial pro-
fits. In the Iowa Park section Mr..
Langford secured something like l.
200 acres, part of which he has recent
ly sold, and from which he received
large returns on the investment.
Mr.. Langford has handsome home
in the 28O0 block on Tenth street,
Wichita Falls. He is one of the sub
stantial business men of that live city,
and measures well up among the pro-
gressive citizens of that community.
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An Ex-NEwBERRlAN
SPREADING IN WICHITA

The Burkburnett Star of Wichita
county, Texas, in it's issue of January
has sketch and picture of Capt.
w. S. Langford of Wichita Falls. If
we had the cut it would be used here.
We take pleasure in reproducing the
remarks of The Star for the benefit Of
Capt. Langford's friends in Newberry.
One of the successful business men
of this county is w. S. Langford of
Wichita Falls, a good likeness of
whom accompanies this sketch.
Mr. Langford was born in Newber-
ry, South Carolina He is graduate
of the South Carolina Military Acade-
my of Charleston. During the war
with Spain Mr.. Langford was COM
missioned captain of Company B,
First South Carolina Infantry. At the
close of fostilities he was mustered
out and given a commission in the
u. S. Regular Army, but declined it
and was commissioned captain in the
South Carolina Militia, which position
he held three years. He then entered
the wholesale fruit and produce busi-
ness.
While on visit to Wichita Falls
few years ago he found that Texas
girls are the cream of the earth, and
as result married the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kemp, of that
city. Returning to South Carolina,
before year was up he decided to
move to Texas, and in June, 1916,
moved to Wichita Falls and bought
the Motor Supply Company from ].
r. McMullen, with the agency Of the
Ford automobiles. This business un-
der his active direction was so large
ly developed that he bought one of the
Burkburnett garages which he named
the Caro- Garage. He then bought one
of the best corners on Main street in
Electra, and built handsome brick
building, which he named the Lima
Garage. The names Caro- and Lima
were taken from the name of his home
State.
In Wichita Falls the Motor Supply
is located at the corner Of Sixth and
Indiana avenue, in handsome brick
structure specially built for the busi-
ness by Mr.. Langford, it being 100 feet
front by $50 feet deep, and completely
equipped for the huge business which
as distributor Of the Ford cars and
supplies, he has firmly established.
The Electra establishment is Is feet
front by 14O feet depth, and is the last
thing in modern garages. Plans had
been made for the erection of a garage
of similar size in Burkburnett when
the building restrictions were clamped
down by the War Board. but now that
the lid has been lifted, Mr. Langford
will, as soon, as conditions have set
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24
Tribute to r. T. c. Hunter.

Again we mourn. Our venerable
and beloved brother, Robert Timothy
Carmichael Hunter, Past Master, has
been cut down by the all deEouring
scythe of time and gathered into the
land where our fathers have gone be-
fore US. When the summons came to
him in the seventy-third year Of his
life he was enjoying the happy reaec-
tions of a we'll spent life and died In
the hope of a glorious Immortality.
Brother Hunter lived a useful life and
fully illustrated the teachings and
most excellent tenents of our institu-
ton. He was an upright man Of spot
less integrity, and served his day and
generation faithfully in all the reia-
tions Of life. He was tender, c0nsid.
crate and true in his domestic rela-
tions. He was patriotic and loyal to
his State. At the age of sixteen he en-
tered that great army of Northern Vir-
ginia and served in that command
throughout the great struggle in
which it was engaged except for the
period of six months when he was a
prisoner. Returning home, he engag-
ed in agricultural pursuits, and took
an active interest in the affairs of his
State and county. He was called to
serve his county in the house Of rep
resentatives in the sessions of 1888
and 1889 where his good judgment
and counsel were valued. He was for
at least quarter of century a MEM
ber Of the Newberry county Democrat
ic executive committee and was sew
eral times a delegate from the county
to the State Democratic convention. In
business affairs his sterling worth was
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24
WHY SUFFER sOs

Why suffer from a bad back, frcET
sharp, shooting twinges, headaches.
dizziness and distressing urinary ills?'
Newberry people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Could you ask for
stronger proof of merit?
Mrs. S. Thompson, 512 Wright ST.
Newberry. says: TOO much heavy
work and lifting brought on bad
case of kidney trouble and broke
down my health several years ago.
When l tried to straighten up after
] bent over, pain went through me,
and almost took away my breath. (
got dizzy occasionally and would al
most fall to the floor. Everything
would get black before my eyes and
l could hardly stand. Nervous head
aches bothered me and l was so tir]
mornings, l could hardly go. All this
together with my kidneys not acting
dS tney Suoulu, kept ine III pieIty uoo
shape Hearing of Doan's KidneyS
Pills at the time, l got a supply az
Glider and Weeks Co.'S Drug Store,
and they relieved me from the first.
l kept taking them until I was en-
tirely rid of the trouble"
6Oc, at all dealers, Foster-Milburn
Co. Mfsrs.. Buffalo. N Y.
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always recognized. For many years
he served with entire acceptability as
president of the Farmers Mutual In
surance company of Newberry county.
holding that Office when he died. in
his religious afiliation he was Luth-
eran and at the time of his death was
a devout and faithful member of Grace
Evangelical Lutheran church at Pros
perity, S. c.
Early in life he became a Mason
and at the time of his death had been
a Mason longer than any other men,
Der of the lodge. He was diligent in
his attention to the affairs of the
lodge, and was past master. He was
at all times serviceable to the craft
and was held in the highest esteem
and affection of his brethren.
Now, be, it resolved, by Prosperity
Lodge No. lis, Ancient Free Masons
of South Carolina:
1. That we mourn, though not as
those who have no hope, over the loss
of our brother, with whom we have
! been so closely associated so many
years and to whom we have been
bound by such sacred ties.
2. That in the death of our brother
this lodge and the craft have been be-
reft of d brother revered for his ster.
ling character and worth and for his
fidelity to, and exemplifcation Of, the
teachings of Masonry-one who judg-
! ed with candor, admonished with
friendship and reprehended with JUS
tiee.
3. That his church has lost a use
full and devoted member, who was ever
true to his profession of his faith.
4. That the county and State has lost
an honest, patriotic, loyal and useful
citizen.
5. That we deeply, sincerely and
most affectionately sympathize with
! the surviving family Of our deceased
brother in their bereavement and in.
yoke for them the grace and favor of
that Eternal Being whose goodness,
power, mercy and love knows no
bound.
6. That this preamble and these
resolutions be entered in our minutes
on page set apart to the memory of
our brother.
z. That copy of the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions be transmitted
by our secretary to the family of our
deceased brother-and that same be
published in the county papers.
Geo. D. Brown, Jr.,
B. B. Schumpert,
John A. Sease.
Committee.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24
Notice OF Jury Drawing.

Notice is hereby given that at .
o'clock a. m, Jan 81, 1919, the jury
commissioners for Newberry county.
s. c., at the office of the Clerk Of
Court will openly and publicly draw
the names of sc men to serve as petit
jurors for the common pleas court,
which will convene on Feb. 18th, 1919
C. C. Schumpert,
J. B. Ealfacre.
Jno. C. Gogsans,
Jury Commissioners for Newberry
County. S. C. 1-21 1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-24
TO ENROLL ALL SOLDIERS
FROM NEWBERRY COUNTY

The Newberry Red Cross chapter
wants complete enrolment of al
soldiers who entered any branch o.
the service from Newberry county.
We want the enrolment to show rank
and unit to which he belonged.
All returned soldiers of Newberry
county are requested to enroll at Red
Cross headquarters. Enrolment
blanks will; be furnished upon appli
cation.
Any information concerning soldi-
ers at home or abroad, given by rela-
tives. parents or friends will be ap-
preciated.
Mrs. L. w. Floyd.
Ch Pub CON-