The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 27, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8
THOSE APPOINTED
TO ASSIST REGISTRANTS
The tjuertionnaircs to he signed b>
the Horry legist rants for nvilitu'.y
M>rvice, something over 2200. ;u?
teirig mailed < ut by the laval Hoard
for Horry County at the rate of 120
per day. This work was begun la.-t
Saturday, Doc. 1C>, and will continue
until all the questionnaires are in th- j
hr.nds of the registrants.
Messrs. K. S. C. Hakor, E. .J. Sherwood
and C. P. Quattlebaum of the
Local Hur. have been designated b;
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Xf.O ITOYOSL .MillMiai VICIIVI m o.'i
members of the Legal Advisory \
Hoard for Horry County, to n-d.-t am, !
advise registrants in tailing 'Hit. then !
1,'iit stiom aires. A!! o> tk? N'torney.r.t
Conway have been associated as
A-sooiale Members of this Advisorv
Hoard.
It wil! hr quite an undertaking for
all ol' the registrant? to got these j
Questionnaires properly filled on
and returned to the local i>)nrd. A
r . mber cf parties throughout the
county have already volunteered their
vices i ? assist in this work, an i
in older to facilitate this work, and
also as a convenience to the regi. - '
tuuits throughout the count), cji.iita
number of competent parties hav
id read)' Ih'pu appointed by the Legal j
Advisory Hoard to as>ist in this work,
am' oaths have "neon mailed to them j
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v :. n'li 11it* v w w i i mi iui\i ?? n?%. &?
t:u m qualify them to administer IJi- '
cath to registrants, thereby ravin;r i
th< trouble and expens0 of looking up , <
a Notary Public.
Registrants are urged, as far as I
possible, to have this work done h,
their own communities. By doing tins
il will save them the trouble of ear
I ,
rying their dependents to the county '
seat. or t>t" coining down themselves |
and having l/i go hack home and have i
their dependents to sign.
The following have thus far here ,
appointed and the names of others
will he abided from time to time:
Adrian W. J. Dorscy, B. T. Dorman,
Geo. T. Sessions, Adrian. S. C.
AJl-sbrook N. B. Allshrook. -J. R. ]
ABsbrook. Allshrook, S. C.
Aynor John T. Shelley, ,1. W.
Cook, Willie Lewis, J. M. Boyd, Aynov,
S. C. '
Bayboro A. Bell, Bayhoro, S. C.
Cedar Grove F. F. Jonlun, W. J.
Hendricks, R. O. Hendricks, Conway,
S. C.
Conway John E. Watson, Julian
Dvrsenbury, T. B. Lewis, Cordie rage','
S. C. Dusenbury, H. H. Woodward, j
Obas. K. Scarborough, M. G. Andersen,
W. D. Lawrinvore, J. H. McC\a !
kill, Conway, S. C.
Daisy B. L. Carter, M. L. Gil more, j
AJKsbrook, S. C. K. C. Allen, Allen, i
C. No 1.
Ebcnezer J. Hiram Long, AV. L.
Long, H. C. (lore. Longs, S. C.
Farmer Oscar K. Todd, Ben Bnt!
r, Loris, S. C.
Flo yds A. I). Jackson, K. M.
AOacs, W. C. Hooks, C. V. DuBose,
ft GAR ^ifl
i load o? y
We have just received frc
Horses and Mules and he
, in our barn. If in need c
i and see these.
Yours
JENKINS
TABOR, NOR!
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Galivants Kerry?Geo. J. Hollidaj,
L. H. HaKOod, Geo. M. Hutftfins, I
1 Tancis Holliday, Gal. Kerry, S. C.
Grahamville?VV. J. Jordan, J. D. j
Watson, Vina. S. C.
Grahams Cross Roads?W. K. Car. '
ter, K. M. Johnson, l,oris, S. C.
Green Sea?J. 1*. Derhani, S. D. j
Bryant, A. M. Lee, B. P. Harrelson, ;
Green Sea, S. C. J
Greenwood?I). V. Richardson, J. i
H. Marsh, Bucksport, S. C. A. M. j
Pusenbury, U. A Desenbury, J. F. i
Harper, Toddville, S. C.
Gurlev?K. W. Prince, Miss Ben- !
Mctt, W. B. Cupps, Gurley, S. C.
Hammond C. 1.. Williamson, T. |
W. Livingston, Hammond, S. C.
Homcwood R. Ci. Sessions, Con- 1
vay, S. C\, No. 1 I
.Jordanvillo John Atkinson, Geo. j
t apps, Jordanville, S. C.
Horry K. L. Mishoo, 1). 1). Anderson,
Horry, S. C.
Little River Dr. .J. A. Stone, W. !
II. Stone, Moore Thompson, J. I. j
Ward, L. F. Bryan, Little River, S. C. j
Loris I). K. McDuffie, 1). W. Hard
v.ick, Robertson, VI L. Singleton, V.
1". McQueen, M. C. Butler. Loi is, i
s. c. j
Marlow [. !>. Patrick, S 1' Vcreen,
Burgess, S. ('.
Port Harrelson J. P. Williams,
l>. V. Richanlson, J. VI. Marsh, Buck- j
port, S. C.
Spring Bianch R. M. Bullock, C. |
7. Enzor, Fair BiutT, N. C.
Sccaster Robbie Staivey, Bryan!
Hardy, Myrtle Beach. S. C.
Taylorsville A. McG. Small, Nich:?!s,
S. C.
Ya/dello S. F. Williamson, C. L. j
Williamson, Hudson Shells', Nichols,
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s. c\
Wampee O. J. Boll, M. P?. Thornp
<on, Frank lloilumy, J. C. Livingston.
Wampee. S. C\
Withers?(i. C. Graham, Myrtle i
Leach, JS. C.
JAPANESE ARMY '
REMAINS AT HOME
Tokyo.?Notwithstanding reports '
f the activity of the Japanese army I
ind navy it may be stated positively |
: hat Japan not only has not moved hut .
iloes not intend to move troops to
llarbin, Vladivostok, or elsewhere.
Statements that any portion of the. j
Japanese army is being mobilized are j
unfounded. At headquarters of the .
army staff the Associated Press is in- 1
formed that no mobilization is contem !
plated and that the reports of such 1
projects originated in the fact the au-; i
thorities at present are not permitling
the return to their homes of sol- I
diers whose normal period of service ]
has expired. Consequently there has j
been some increase in the army. <
These men have been retained as a '
precaution against depletion of the !
army of highly trained men. A siml- i
lar policy is being observed in the i
navy. Figures regarding the increas- ;
es in the army and navy are of course !
unavailable; similarly, information j!
regarding warships withheld ab- j
solutclv.
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Building.
To our customers and those to
whom it may concern: We have purchased
the Farmers <v Merchants
Hank building and moved our stock to
this place whore we will Ik: better enabled
to serve you in our line of work,
especially in the picture business, also
ir. the fitting of eye glasses, as v/e
are equipping this building especially
for this work; also in watch and-^lock
repairing. V/e will be better enabled
to display our line of Jewelry and
hope to be able to supply your wahts
in this line without having to order
from the northern markets. We liraui
especially to call to your attention
that we carry a full line of the EdjtfOn
Talking Machines, the only reproducer
of the Human Voice. We carry
othdr lines of Phonographs also with
a full supply of Records and shall be
pleased to have you call and ook over
our line before buying something that
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you do not no the .merits of. Wo
would lik Io'say to those who we have |
! been making pictures for that this if- j
I tho Main Reason of our change. We
rover have boon able to satisfy ouri
.solves in making pictures at the other
i building on account of light it being
a two story building and unable to
obtain a sky light. Here we have the
light and shall be able to give you
I service within the next few days and
hope to have you call and be convinced
that we can do the work properly.
We shall he more than glad to have
, our customers call on lis and see our
I new place making it your hendquart
ors while in the town, wo are here to
serve you. J. K. DAWSEY.
No. 666
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1 ThU it a prescription prepared especially
; #or MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER.
, Five or fix doiet will break any case, and
: if taken (ben at a tonic the Fever will not
! return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
! This is a great country. Dp your
bit from th*y'fcottlny to keep it such. ?
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Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned committee and guardians
of the person and estate of Margaret
( . Hammond, late of Horry County;
will apply to the Judge of Probate of
iiorry County at his office, Conway,
S. C., at 11 o'clock in thc forenoon, on
the 2nd day of January A. I). 1017;
for a final discharge from said trust.
C. F. Hammond, et. a)., Committee
and Guardians of
Margaret C. Hammond.
December 1st, 1917.
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Columbia, S. C., December 17, 1917
The Legal Division of the United
States Food Administration has issued
the following ruling:
"Planters who buy yearly between
August 31st and September 1st, 150
tons or more of cotton seed, whether
f om their tenants or others, are sui;
jeet to license and mast conform is
the luvvs and regulations of the Foot
Administration."
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LOW CONDITION ?k
IN WINTER WHEAT
Washington. ? Government plans
for a billion bushel wheat crop next ^
year to help the United States feed
its allies hav<> received a setback It
was disclosed today by the December
c rop report of the department of agriculture
that while winter wheat was
planted on the largest acreage ever
sown to that cereal its condiiton on %
December 1 was the lowest on record
for that date.
A winter crop of 540,000,000 bushels
was forecast by the bureau of
crop estimates. The actual produc.
tion will be greater or less than that
' quantity, according as conditions here ^
after are better or worse than average.
Through a groat spring crop it
1 still is hoped to bring the year's total
1 to somewhere near the billion mark.
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To Cure a Cold la One Day.
! Take I.AXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop* the
1 Ccugh and Headache and storks off the Cold. 4
Druggiata refund money if it fails to care. 1
K. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c.
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