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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
CENTRAL PENNANT
SERIES ON TODAY
Wheeling's Attorneys To ST. Clairsville
This Morning To Apply For
Injunction

The first game I'm tho champion
ship series Of tlre Central lr,.-l!" bet SEGA
Springfield AMI Dayton Is scheduled for
this utieruuu 1T the former city. but
whether the two clubs will play il out
is not known. now will il tn knrwn m: II
the results IT line ATTORNEYS r,prrSrul-
ing th" local club in. securing an III
junction restraining The TWO Cluns from
playing is announced. Attorneys lI"iu-
len and Riggs. who have hcCn r"tain' Il.
will go to 81. Cla-rSvillr his morning
but nothing definite will b, known until
this afternoon.
Over in Springfield both teams ar"
on edge awaiting IN" opening battl"
Betting last night showed tho Vets be-
ing favOrites. tn" sans believing that
their chances were cnhanccd by th,. ad-
diton OF Cleveland and Reilly "t The
Wheeling club. Acr has expressed con-
fidcucc that his team Will cop thu. hem
urs without going -: Scvrn-CanIc limit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
EXPERT TENNIS AT
CINCINNATI MEET

ClNClNNATI -. Sept. .l2.-Iusnfar
as winners were concerncl there were
Il" surprises In The third "nuud Of tn.
m"n'S singles uf the Irl-Si;tc rrniS tour
EanCrt played here tU.da". bean Malh-
cy. tho only customer playing in the
Jurnanrcni, got iniC action to-day and
worked his way int" the fourth round
easy fashion. Mathry was Fortunate in
the draw br getting rtu tn" second
round without u contest. owing ~ the
odd nllmh,r IF enrics.
Tho most exciting match OF the. day
was between Willis Davis. of San Fran
cisco. and VIM. lluppir. of Cincinnati.
TIL" Californian won out bat only after
the third set had c0u" /" deuce TWICE.
ON two occasions Hnppc was within Il
single point of winning tho match but
the recupcratlvc powers OF the western
or proved too much.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
THE THEATRES
"rm LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR"

The Little Girl Next Door" wnich is
the attraction ut the GDurt Theatre III"
first four days of this week is going
like wild-ire all over III" country, AMI
judging from the interest manifested
here. the Indications point to crowded
houses for the remaining performances.
Those who see this sensational ulni
realize the enormity of the evil CT white
slavery when they retler; that vivid
perturbation is not Il fanciiul prcSInta-
ton OF the old. old struggle between
virtue and vice. but an actual rc-enact-
mcnt by professional actors of $,"rira
told by girl witnesses u III" Illinois
Vice Commission. Mad il il shows how
cadets and progresses draw YOUNG girls
into their nets. 1t ut the same time re-
vealS the dangers which m'iSt he avoid
ed If young women desire 10 live proper
lives.
The Essanay Company. who produced
the picture believes that l: It proves Il
means OF aiding the footsteps Of young
women along thr right paths: and ac-
quaints them with the pitfalls and
snares laid for them. it will have served
its purpose.
twice daily,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
SOCIALIST ADDRESS

Rev. Frederick Guy Strickland. or
Dayton, Ohio. will address an open ar
meeting this evening at the corner OF
fourt :t.nth and Market streets on the
subject nF "Praying for Peace ana
Voting for War -.
This will be tn" fourth of series OF
lectures on present day problems be-
ing held under the auspices OF me
local Socialist organization. Mt.
Strickland is Il minister and was for
merly in charge OF congregation OF
the Christian church.
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Mrs, James P, Hurry,

Spccirl llspatct It III" lnt"lIg"ncer.
u.ARkSBURG. W. VA. Sept L.
Mrs James f. Hurry. Il widely known
an dh"luvcd woman. is dead at her hn'n':
III bridgeport. causing people OF Harr-
son county generally 10 mourn. Sh"
succumbnd last night of paralysis sud
denly and causing Il shock Ia all. as Sh"
had been quite actlv" despite advanced
Years. especially in church society work.
SIN, is survived 10y her husband and two
daughters Mrs. Salli" johnson. of
bridgeport and Mrs. Frank Davidson. Of
GAINESVILLE. bhiuH
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Dbl TUARY
Mrs. John W. Lewellen.

Following; II prolonged Illness of COM
plicntion Of diseases. Mrs. Annie L. Lew
ellen. WIFI uf John W. Lcwcilcn. of Coal
street North Wheeling. died in the
Wheeling hospital yesterday AT noon.
Mrs. Lcwcllrn is survived by her hus-
band we'll known building contractor.
and several children. She had lived IN
Wheeling the greater part ct her life
and was in her SiNty-tirSt year.
Funeral services will hc held in the
home of her son. Frank Lcwcllcn of IA
Pike street. North Wheeling. Friday
afternoon at o'clock. lntcrmcnt will
be in MI. Wood cemetery.
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AL II. wusoN-couRr

Al II. Wilson the singing dialect
comedian and L capahl" company vii!
pr. sent tn" neN irish song play My
Killarney ,;oSt' ~ the Court theatre
Saturday ;.:a;IH"c and night
This latest offering III .Lr. Wilson'S
WAS written ny tIcrb"r'. Hail Winston
who has an euviahl' reputation IL Il
writer OF successful plays. The atmGs-
I.h.r.. OF My Killarney kose" is purely
irish in character and is enhanced b.
appropriate stage settings and u num-
b,.r ~ electrical effects now to stage
rraft.
\ number OF new songs Will b. intro
duccd during the action in" titles hTluS
My Killarney Rose. "Th" L"ic Give
To You" where the Shamrnrh Grows.
MARY Houllihan." and TIN. Yodrl that
Stole my Girl away.
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Mrs. Leonorn Davis.

Word was received in The city yes
terday 10y relatives announcing the death
of Mrs. LcunOra Davis nj her home in
Allrdonia. ohio. following Il brief i'll
ness. Mrs. Davis was for many years
I. resident of this city. Tho body ar
rived here last evening and was rcm"v-
eel ~ tho home Of her nephew, James
Sutton Of 2%41 Market street. where the
funeral will h. hold this afternoon at =
o'clock. Intrrmcnt Will he in Peninsula
cemetery.
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Deeds.

". A. Wilson and wife 70 W. +.
Reeves, lot in. Warwood; considera'
ton, so. -.
Cecilia Bentz 10 Chas. w Scham'
bra. lot on Zane street. Island; con
sideration, $500.
Michael +. Schuser 10 Bridget
0'Naila lot No. - at Jacob and
seventh street: consideration. $40.
Edwin Winters and wife 10 Austin
L. jackson. lot in Bucna Vista: con
sideration, SO.
Ida J. Burton TO Bertha Jones
Jacobs, two thirds interest in lot MA
Indiana street: consideration. $500.
II. E. Jennings TO Harry II. Fisher,
lot / in Churchill's addition; consider
StiOn $40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Executors Named.

Geo. D. and Robert Bonar. Jr.. were
named executors OF the estate Of the
late Robert Bonar. Sr.. with bond fixed
at $4,000. John B. Wilson is surety
with Wylie Cox. J. G. Waddell and A.
NJ. Montgomery appraisers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Funeral for Thomas Ryan.

Funeral services for Thomas Ryan
were held in the home of his sister. Mrs.
Martin Flynn 1T 1000 Vance avenue.
Warwuod. yesterday morning. followed
with rrqui"um high mass al Q o'clock
In ST InSrph'S cathedral. with the Rev.
Father -. II. Muy" AS cclehrant. Inter
m.nt was in MI. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
WORLDS RECORD
CUT At SYRACUSE
BY Lee AXWORTHY

@Yl.Nri.%E. \. y. &.p; l2--l.co
.lNw"rrhH. w"rM rhanirt"n ir3itIrE stai,
iina. h'w'r"a his 1"n .""ridS iccuru
u, tn, N-n N"rn SIHir fair Grand Cir
.-uit iu...:,n: t".dHH. r"lu; = usli. III {:
rIiutitr% fiat. .tAN"rthy'S FORMER record
WTS ..r"i.. =. iit>''' cap l3!H hPiinI"h
t,l. tir-r... won ~" <l"."r" Empire S'u;"
si:tkc III ;hi,r straight h, ats. Tn" event
thu. ia,uJuS Mabel TaaSk wh" WAS th"
tavcrilc - Frisco SET II n"W record
Tor IT,. rae. IN iii. SECOND nca'. which
!iu mad" III 90 =.
Summaries
Messiaa Springs Driving Club Sweep
stake for two year old trotters in
3. estimated value $4,000
.Nu," Guy. bt /. by Guy .Axw"rthy-
Nnt'ach MIR. jones' ......... l !
Liable Riddle. 4. by Ma!.'"im
furi,rS-Aun Trcgantlr ,St"UU. .
Lady Marion >. il t. by MnrEan NN-
w"rtAy-Alss Connie" (Whit"l -. ) &"
Ansei"l. b Z. by Prime: AnSc!-L"l-
tic Whirpl"t"u tfr"rse) .......,
TImr--":I3t.. 2:l6l..
2:o5 pace. 3 heat plan. purse $1,000
Peter stevens II :. 10y Peter the
,,% I;r%%s M"r }i"i. nr = by Direc,
Hal tCrusSmHnl ..,......,..
t.am"lia. II III. by Gunner IC"Nl J 4
White Sux. II M. by bel C"ru-
md" 'i'nrI%l ;. ;;.'; ,:6:i &"
Iinln---- IVA -."1. 10 l.
Empire state stake for 2:os trotters, 3
heat plan, purse $4,000
ST. Frisco. b :. by san franclscn
t;crrSp ................ | l /
Mabel Trask. CHI m. by Peter the
Al Mack. h : by McClintock - :.
Harry 5. j. blk 8. by ADMIRAL
MtCiuSkcy. Gr ,McDonald) :. 4 5
Dick Watts. b rRudn"yl .... L. 1
Aina Forbes. br III tAckcrmnn) i {
Director Todd. br :. IGradyl i
Virginia Iiarnrtts. III (purtecl dis
Timc-2:05A. 100 = :. @:03 =.
American Rorse Breeders Puturtty, for
year old PAGERS, in 3, purse
Peter Look. h by Peter the Great
Edward +. h c. by the Northern
Man tMrponald) .............. : :
Naloma. br by Walnut Hall
Rose Magcc. l. IMurphy) ....... dis
Tim--2:0SA. 2:O9L.
The Kah MOO NO, for B year old trot-
tiers, 2:24 class. B heat plan. Purse
iarrnd,; Creek. ch e by General
Watts (f.nglrmam ......... J
Brownie Watts. br M, by General
Watts lK"dncyi ............ ,
Native Iud-". h <. by Justice
Er"oks. GAIurrayl ........ 3 g
I.igh,sumr Watts. b IN. hy Cen
."ral Watts tGe%rS| :.;..;,.'' !
To beat track record of 2:oll4 held by
The Harvester
whircp Won won. ny Tlmt BY BY Quarters: 80;
90: 10000: zoo.
New worlds ,rotttnc recordD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Funeral for Mr.. Diehl Thursday.

Thursday afternoon al o'clock fun
rral services will b., held in the family
home S"ln WuudS street. for Harry NJ.
Dirhl. assistant street commissioner.
The Rev. A. =. IaSch" Of 81. raul's
German Evangelical Protestant church.
will offiriat". 1nt"rmenl Will he in
Green cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

United States Senator w. E. Borah
and Judge Ira E. Robinson, Repuol-
can candidate for Governor, will ad-
dress the Republicans of Ohio County
md adjoining counties Tuesday night,
Septen1ber 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
COUNTY COURT
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Lloyd Garrison and Ruth Parsons,
both of Ohio county.
Thomas BATHS and Marie DoraS,
both of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Executrix Qualified.

Sophie Israel qualified as eNecutrlX
Of the estate Of the late Addison Israel
with bond fixed at 5000. There is nc
surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Administrator Qualified.

Daniel NJ Burk named as admins
.{rator for the estate OF Margaret Ellen
Steen, qualified Yesterday with bond
Hxed at $50. John c. Berry: Is surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

Tell the home hunters about that
property Of yours-and get the whole
a7iAar settled quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

R. NJ. Browne. Of Browne Bros. tail
oring establishment, left yesterday
morning on business trip to Pitts
burgh.
Ed. Mccoy and son Talbot of Sist-
ersyille. were here yesterday attend
ing the Stogie-Athletic exhibition
game.
Miss Helen Elig will leave tomorrow
for Morgantown where she Will enter
college.
Mrs. H. A. Robinson OF Washington.
D. c., is the guest OF Mrs. W. 3. Nc
Culla at Warwood.
Miss Bertha Poster OF Pittsburgh,
is the guest OF friends in this city. -.
prof. and Mrs. Henry J. ArbenZ Will
resume their winter classes in piano,
d,-rgan instruction. next Monday
at the Arbenz Studio, No. 50 rlfteenth
street.
c, B. Bedell has returned from
Mountain Lake Park, Md, where he
visited relatives.
Miss Elanore Clelland has lett FOR
New Martinsville where she will De
employed this fall and winter as mllIl'
merry trimmer for Miss l.. +. Pemo per-
ton, OF that city.
vile, has returned home after orlet
visit with friends here.
Mrs. Mary Shatter, OF Twelfth and
Chapline streets, is seriously Ill at her
home.
Col. Robert Irwin. the veteran local
broker, is still seriously i'll in the OHIO
Valley General hospital. There is Iii
tie hope OF his recovery.
Charles r. Hughes, Of Pt. Pleasant
was in the city yesterday on his way
to visit relatives in Pittsburgh.
- Westwood Wallace, of Seattle. Wash.
is spending few days the guest OF
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Westwood. of near West Alexander.
and also visiting local friends and ret
atives, while enroute to New Haven to
enter Yale college.
Attorney Floyd Mcintyre. pf New
Martinsyille. spent yesterday IN TINS
city on business.
Hon. Elmer Hough. OF WellSbIrg.
Republican candidate for state Sena-
tor from the First district. spent yes
terday here in the interests OF his
campaign. -
Miss Virginia Atkinson. OF Elm
Grove, and Miss Florence kImmons.
of near Valley Grove, left. yesterday
for Fairmont TO enter the state normal
school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Deeds of Trust

DeeGS OF 7 ruSt
Four deeds of trust were left Tor
Inecord with the county clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

a Of month OF
expen ano pN
lsnda pnno your home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
About People
Astemenss ct individuals -
and Feom tie City.
AT THE HOTELS.

starm-L. NJ Keller. Hundred. "
Va; o. Fl. Wootter. Kenova, W. Va; j.
w Simu:s, West Union. W. Va
wtndSor-W J. Denckson. Clarksburg
WA; Mont Stuttler. Clarksburg. w
Va; Frank N. Powell ClarksburS. w.
Va; J. l.. Henry, Buchanan. W. Va:
Miss B. w. Morgan, Clarksburg. w. Va;
D. o. Peppleton, Youngstown. Ohio; NJ
Heating. Sisterville, w. Va
Grand Central-Samuel Goldenberg
Maynard, Ohio: Sylvias Wagon, Weston
". Va; ]. W. Sprowls. Bethany, W.
Va.
MeIure-A W. Flowney. Charleston
W. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Lyle, koul-
ney. ". Va; W. y. Mclaughlin, Zanes-
vile w Va. Mr.. and Mrs. \. &. DeFoe,
Bruceton Mills. W. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
K. HoSken, tairmout W. Va, J. +. Da'
ley, Evansville. Ohio.
Rogers. 4. Anderson. Marietta. q;
.1-s E. McAIillin. SiSterville. w. Va: h
n. Fannoy. Marietta. Ohio: George
FLETCHER. tairmon;, W. Va; Bruce KEEL
ley Grafton. ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
AND wHE"-CCLONIAI

h"n Slllltttn y. brady announcer Il
few months ago that he would himself
supervise thu production Of his stag
successes in films With ail-Star casts.
and in many instances. with the vCr>
players who appeared in tn" stage p""-
iuctionS. very few people believed That
Mr. Brady really intended spending I'll"
most az his time at tn" studio.
Hug band and Wife, strong drama
tic play written by Charles Kenyon.
author Of "l<indling. and given its pre-
mitrc at the 18th street Theatre. New
York. whore the newspapers pr"noGnc"d
il one of the most extraordinary plays
at nludt IN times. with u strong and ap-
pcallng moral: all in all. one of tn" few
domestic dramas which met the am
divided approval OF The metropolitan
newspaper critics. 1t has now been
made into L motion picture and will BE-
shown at the Colonial Theatre on We'd
ucSday and Thursday. This picture
marks the first Of the Brady ail-s;ar
casts. which includes Ethel Clayton
Hulbrook Ellnn. Emmett Corriean
tinr,ia Holmes. Mantagup Love, Dion
Tith, radge anG Little MadEc Evans.
Other pictures will be shown in addl-
ton,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Time Piano BUYERS !

Time Piano Buyers
0 You a
a to walt youn aro lone
S a
e a
o n
s. s tina you n G r o piano Come DO
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{ Copyright. 1916. by John y. Wheeler
InC.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
1u,11AN wALKER AT THE REX.

In "Th. Kid" q Nitagraph Feature.
which viii b" presented NJ IN" !tHS thH'-
re ;n.iar. I,iIlian Walker. the popular
and clever actress. is seen as = reporter
on Il barge newspaper.
ii is 4 ph"toplay that will intcr"St
and please. for II teaches ms We'll lS On
,rrtainS. In addition IN this feature.
sold ont" Z cumuh.tr TWO act drama
at. tho Who's Guilty" Series. starring
Tom Moor. and Anna NILSSON. Will alS''
be ut-fcr."l tarh"S W""wlr Will aiS" ~"
shown Coming t"-m"rr"W. FRANK
Keenan, in TIE Thoroughbred, one y!
,h, h..St Trinngic yet released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
TODAY

Will be busy day for us. Call in the
forenoon or afternoon and avoid the
rush al night.
Our bargains will be Surprise to
you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
MARGUERITE C1ARK-v1RG1N1A

MARGUERITE CLARK-V1HG1N1A.
Following her thrilling romance IN
silk and SatinS" little Marguerite
clark is starred by the Famous Players
Film company in an entirely new cnvir-
onm-ut as Little Lady Eileen. The
scenes OF this quaint little play ar" !nld
On .he Emerald Isle. where Miss Clark
has an opportunity to introduce on the
screen q new character. that Of Il typical
Little Irish lassi" who IS nm unpcrverted
urlievrr in fairies. Miss Clark has Il
notable cast in her support.
Thn irresiStahl. Marguerite Clark
makes of Little Lady Eileen an ex-
Guisite. miSrhievouS. charming characl-
CREATION. that. will liv" in your mem"ry
rs long as did the fairy tai" your moth,
rr told. This delightful phoInpihy Will
h.. shown at the Virginia Theatre on
Wednesday and Thursday with bray
Cartoons and Paramount Photographs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

Every $500 piano
in this house goes
under this group
and must go
at ...r... $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
This PLAYER Offer Has The World Beat

orth $3.50 piano on the
been used for three months and
good condition when left the store We guarantee TINS
We sell this stock OF
Players will that are leaving no
We have Reduced this piano to
$Sg7 Just think afford without piano in
homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

We have thrown
every used piano in
the entire build
ing in this group.
Values $500. $3.50,
$500, At >. $@5
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18
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H. Listamann and son were business
callers in Charter Oak Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Taylor was q business visit.
or in Charter Oak Wednesday.
The Fred Sewers boys we're among
the business callers in Charter Oak on
Wednesday.
John Mahnke and son took load OF
wheat to Charter Oak Wednesday to
exchange for flour. I4
Clarence Chamberlain, of Denison
was Kenwood visitor THURSDAY.
Mrs. F. Carl and Miss Cora Patter.
son went to Sioux City Friday for .
week end VISIT with friends and rela.
tives. - ~. go
. Misses Beryl and Eva Franklin went
to Omaha Saturday for IN over Sun.
day visit with friends ana resltives.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuehl and daugh.
ter ANNA, and Mr. Ind Mrs. John
Tebbe spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs.
John Mahnke. w." '." LIN.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

Warrants issued by auditor bet
o, J. staley, grand juror. septem-
John Meeyes. grand juror Sep
w; i. Mason. grand juror, septem:
]. I :: w ss@% grand juror. Sep:
VIM n. Mcbride, grand juror,
c. s 81 schmfdt term rnand ' Juror. san.
J. ". RSSsh. grand juror. Sep:
NJ. L. Collins. clerk grand md jury;
Louis Bohlander. petit juror,
scep G. Tn,edma ter% petit Juror. Sen.
Geo. L: Miller, court reporter -,
Ts w. Bell. petit juror 80. -.
Hs y. Cummings, expenses taking
ALBERT Jochims to penitentiary
at Fort Madison s,s.s,,.... HSss
Otto Brown. petit Juror ;:a1:"99
Chas. Johnston. petit juror 49,.
Fred Busskohl, petit Juror 80. ;.
HermansI1 oShmiller. petit dSr.
T. L, Wilher. petit juror .sy.@..
August ;Wulf, petit juror 49,.
VIM. Kruse. petit juror =. y.
NJ. 3. Ffneran. petit juror ~. :.
Herbert Bendixen, petit juror >.
Eldridge Bryan, petit juror
H.. j. Cummings, expenses taking
Louise Ftelweber to hospital at
NAAIluud
H. j. Cummings expenses taking
John Long to hospital at Cla-
rinda =. 49,. 49,. = IS -. - z
II. j.. Cummings. expenses taking
Mrs. J. H. Theilman to hospital
at Clarinda ........ -. -. -.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

Z Clerks Report OF Fees Collected.
To the Board ofs.Supervisors: 4
~ herewith, respectfully submit my
report ofDaf fees colteeted during the
months of June, Julyand August, 1915:
oil Of which were turned over to the
county treasurer, a. shown BY his re-
ceipt hereto attached snd made q part
hereof: t35s ~ stS :.a!It.. ,ts2
Fees collected during the month
ress soiRis ssls Curing the month
7 OF July, 1916 -. $50
! Of August. ISIS 49,. 49,. 49,. 72.l5
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DR.. r. N. Rowe, witness in the
matter of the insanity of John
- AOl6
c. w. Manning, witness in the
matter of the insanity of John 4
Long ..... ......
Mrs. C. w. Manning, witness in
the matter Of the insanity of =
John Long ........ -.
II. J. Cummings, sheriff in the
matter of the insanity Of John
Long ....'... ...... 80.
DR.. J. J. Meehan. in the matter of
the insanity of Louise Thcil-
-, man $780,: A.;
insanity of Louise Theilman :.
Dr. j. J. Nc Williams, witness in
the matter of the insanity of
Louise Theilman $50. .......
J. II. Theilman. witness in the
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matte rof the insanity of
Louise Theilman ........ a. 325
Mrs. Olive Routzong, witness in
the matter Of the insanity of
Louise Theilman ..... .. 1926
Anna Mae Brady, expenses and
lectures at teachers institute $500
l.. h. Lewis, expenses and lectures
at teachers institute -. -. $3.50
Eleanor NJ. Lally, expenses and
lectures at teachers institute. $500
r. ] Giblin. dragging county
Alfred wright. p. M, postage for 90 20
county Offices ..... 49,. 90. 10000
Board adjourne dat o'clock p. m.
to meet Saturday, Sept. %, 1916, at 8
o'clock a. m.
+. J. PORTE, JOHN HOLLAND,
Auditor. Chairman.