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fire ON STEAMER
IS UNDER CONTROL

broke out in a shipment or excelsior in
the after cargo of the steamer Beaver.
bound from Portland to San Francisco.
when off the Mendocino coast early to-
day, and was smotheced under battehed
matches while the vessel raced to this
mort. When the hold was opened at the
dock 10 hours later. smoke poured out
and four sailors were overcome. by
smoke while trying to reach the blaze.
Tonight the flames were under control.
The loss may reach $4,000.
There was no panic among the 1873
passengers. Smoke seeping up through
the staterooms aroused many who were
asleep and brought all on deck. Later
when immediate danger was passed.
coffee was served the passengers on
deck
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ALLEGED WHITE SLAVERS
Taken From Ohio County Jail to Be
Arraiqned Before Federal Court
u. at MartinsburQ.

unised States Deputy Marshal John
M. Short left yesterday for Martins.
burg with Vasillias Easi!iades and
George yayoulias. alleged white slaV-
ers. to be tried before the special term
Of Federal court. Captain Short was
accompanied by Helen AiVanopolon.
one OF the Greek girl witnesses against
the accused. who has been IN the
Home of the Good Shepherd.
J. The other girl witness, who mas
been working in Pittsburgh since the
mon were arrested here a few weeks
ago, will 20 directly TO Martinsburg to
testify, accompanied by Immigrant In
spector W. ". Sibray, with headquar-
tiers in the Smoky City.
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SOME MARRIAGE LICENSES.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Sept. IL
Fourteen thousand. six hundred and
eighty-Seven marriage licenses were
issued in West Virginia in 1915, &C
cordinE to compilation completed TO-
day from the reports Of the fifty-five
county clerks of the State as received
by the State Department of Heath
The 1914 total. minus reports from six
counties, was 1850, estimated com
plete to have been about lasts.
OF the persons married. 4,195 brides
and 553 grooms were under 20 years
old. Nearly half Of the total number
however, 7.019 women and 6.913 men
were between 20 and 25 years old
Thirty-two men and Ave women were
over 20.
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HELD TO GRAND JURY
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
William suskirk Given Hearing Last
Night Before Squire Hobbs.
Several Drunks Fined.

William H. Buskirk, who was ar
rested last week on heinous charge,
on the testimony Of small boys. was
given a trial last night before Justice
r G.. Hobbs, and was held to the grand
jury under bond of $1,000.
John Soles was committed TO jail
last night by Justice Schultze on the
charge of assault!ng Herman Strauss,
and will be given a hearing to-day:
Barney Brady was fined by Justice
Hobbs on Il charge Of drunkenness.
The nine witnesses who we're taken
during a speaknaSy raid Saturday
night were fined 81 and costs each by
Squire Hobbs. last night. on a charge
of drunkenness.
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PRELIMINARY PRACTICE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept: 1.-THE
University Of Pennsylvania football
SQUAD began preliminary practice here
today on the grounds OF the Bucks
County Country Club at Langhorne.
Twenty members Of last years var.
sfty and Freshmen teams reported
to Coach Folwell and were given
light but fast drill in forward pass
formations. Four veterans. Derr, VII.
iiams and Ross, hackfield men, and
ROSS Henning, a line man, failed to
appear and were sent kilograms TO
report at once
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TO WASHINGTON
Delegation From Wheeling District
Leaves This Evening To Attempt
To Secure Armor Plant

This evening delegation selected by
the Wheeling Commercial association
headed ny w i. Atwood. superintendent
of the Wheeling Traction company. and
j ohm H. Garden. chairman " the new in
dustries committee OF the association
will leave for Washington to appear be-
fore the army and navy board to present
tho many advantages offered by thu
Wheeling district in having the mann
moth armor plate plant located IN his
vicinity.
Delegates from all the surrounding
towns will be in the party, including
Martins Ferry. Wellsburg, Bridgeport.
SteubrnviIlc and Bellaire.
7"b. aht acn Shrdlu taoIn hrdluuuuul
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SCORES WILSON AND HUGHES.

DUBUQUE. Iowa, Sept. 11.-Allen i.
Benson Socialist candidate for Presi-
dent. roundly scored President WIS >'l
for his action IN the railroad contro-
vorsy. in an address to n large audience
here Tonight.
Mr.. Benson said Wilson's action In tho
controversy was Il plain political r:oye.
On the other hand. he asserted. Charles
p Hughes is hanging n weight around
his neck. that Will accomplish his de-
feat. by attacking TIE eight hour, law. -,
The Socialists. Mr.. BENSON said. VIII
cast 1000. 400 votes this year. Las
year, he declared, they cast 100000 IN
comparison With 100000 cast by the
Prohibltionists.
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"BErr1rA LOVED A SOLDIER"
COLONIAL.

Appealing to the eye is "Bettina
Loved Soldier" tho current. attrac-
lion at the Colonial Theatre, an adap-
ton Of Ludivoc Halevys work Of ro-
mantle nriion. L'Abhic ConstanUn. an
exceptionally good production. louise
Lovely, whose name might be punned
about until Doomsriay without effect To
herself. and t'ranccIia Billing ham. arc
tho two prime movers Of the story;
When they arc seen in "Bcttina Loved
Il Soldier" one may well realize thr
rrcdiCamcnt in which Jean Rcnaud
found himself when he attempted 4"
discover which NJ tho young ladies was
the prrtIicr. iScttina being unmarried,
ne finally came 10 the conclusion th:
she took the prize. Bettina who loved
by every man, fortune hunters and all
returns the soldiers affection and Sec
ing him reticcnt, she finally forces
proposal from him. Not without good
III, of trouble some Of II caused by
l.ncardins. 4 bankrupt nooleman NJ
nnrt Julian directed and played the
part Of Rcnaud in an able manner
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JULIAN ELT1NGE-couRT.

OF ali the actors and actresses now
on the stage Julian Eltingc. who VIII
appear here 1T the Court Theatre on
Friday night. in his new production
Cousin Lucy" Is the only one who has
never had and never can have all under
study Even Sarah Bernhard. George
Cuhan and John Drew have understu-
dies who can worry through their parts
wei lenuugh so that the audience VIII
not be entirely disappointed when the
great stars are disabled.
But MIR I;ltinge'S abilities arc so
uniQuc--in fact no man has been able
TO play woman's role so cDnvinclng!y
rs he. by far that no man has yet been
found who could undcrstudy Mr.. Ell
tingc without turning finished per-
formancc into grcwsoma farce.
Yet in spite Of the fact that Mr. Ell
tin.c is Obliged to travel without an
unClcrstudy TO fall hack on WHEN he i9
i'll. he has missed only ono performances
in the ten years that he has been on
the stage. Prior TO that time and
since he has played his part when his
physician warned him that TO do so
would be TO jcoperdize his health ser
lousy. His invariahlc reply has been
that he would not GisappDint his audi
cucr so long rs he vii sable to force
himself through tina yart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
"RUN OFF" PRIMARY

COLUMBIA. SC, Sept. II. South
Carolina Democrats will vote In a
run off" primary tomorrow to decide
whether Former Governor Cole l..
Blease shall be recalled to the Gov
ernor's chair or Governor Richard
l. Naming shall have a second term.
These two polled the largest votes OF
the five men who sought the guber;
material nomination In the primary
Of August 20. At that time Mr.. Blease
had a plurality Of approximately 90
600 over Governor Manning. Minor
state officers also will be chosen.
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WAR AFFECTS MEAT SUPPLY.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The European
war is cncroaching seriously upon :hc
meat supply of this country. according
to figures made public to-day. by tn"
foreign trade department of tn" National
City Bank Notwithstanding the marked
decrease in the number OF food animals
in the United States. exports OF meat
have treblcd sine" tho beginning of the
war and beef alone exports are greater
by ten fold.
Tho compilation shows that exports Of
meat of all kinds which amounted tn
A5i 0nn. GO0 pounds in the fiscal year
1914. he year prior to the war. mounted
20 SS5 900. nRO In 1915 and 500 ono. 900
mounds In 1Al6.
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THE THEATRES
"rHE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR"

Tho Little Girl Next Door" which
tears the mask from white slavery and
reveals It in its hideousness. returned
To the. Court theatre yesterday for all
engagement Of four days. II IL safe 10
say that few who have seen this film
believed that conditions as depicted IT
the series Of episodes Of which II cen,
sists are duplicated in the underworl5
of our large cities. But the vivid ana
realistic picture which takes the spccta-
tor into thc haunts of vice arc all based
upon tha actual testimony Of young girls
who appeared before the Illinois we
Commission. Nothing Is exaggerated.
There are dragons in human form VINO
prey upun young girls. there are rich
ruuEcs who pay cadets and progresses
for 'hcir work. and there arc rich nooio
women and courageous district attor-
ncys who are making fight against
this worst uf AL evils IN the same man
ncr and against the same odds as are
shown in The Little Girl Next Door.
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WILL RECOVER.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Matthew ].
McGrath. New York policeman, who
holds the worlds record for throwing
the 56.pound weight. will recover from
injuries received in fall last night,
physicians announced to-day. McGrath
was injured when he stepped off low
DlatfOrm
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CLAIM W. VA. RATES
ARE DISCRIMINATING

Special Dispatch to tn" Int"llicrnccr.
WASHINGTON. n. e.. Sept. ll.--Cun-
plant was filed with III, Interstate \ pn-
mcrcc Commission to-day by the Pitts
burgh Vein Coal Operators Association
of Cleveland. ohio. in which II WAS
alleged that the rates an coal from the
West. Virginia. Tennessee and Kentucky
coal fields 20 lhr Michigan pcnIhsuit
and northern Indiana arc unjust and
discriminatory in that they arc less than
Tho rates charged from the Ohio field.
The complaint was filed against he
Baltimore K chic and connecting lines
in West Virginia. Kentucky and Ter
ncSScc.
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RACE AGAINST TIME.

TLYMOUTH MASS. Srpl. lO-Nn
automobile trans cnnt mental race
n AGAINST time, in which the War Depart
mcnt is taking an active interest. start
ed from Plymouth today. TIL" finish is
to be at Fort Lawton, Seattle. WASH.
and II plans matcrialze the last relay
should reach It's destination on sunday
The time allowance for tho race nf s.
6S55 miles is 12n hours.
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PRoHBs WANT PRoGREss1vEs.

MfNOT. y. H.. Sept Il.-A deter
mined drive for Progressive votes was
wa E"d nnr. hwcst ward through North
Dakota :"-Iay by the Prohibition coast
IT, coast ca"iragn speakers.
Taking their Gu" from j. Frank Han
ly. pr"hrhi; ion randidat" for Presidents
who declared that the Progressive
could expect no favors from R"puhli-
rams if Hughes w"r" elected. all Of the
remaining speakers rav" added rca-
sons f"r rr"grcSsirc~ turning Prohibit
tiuniStS.
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TENNIS TOURNEY TO OPEN

PHILADELPHIA Sept 1.-THE
annual Intercollegiate tennis tourna-
ment opens here tomorrow on the
courts OF the Merton Cricket Club.
Harvard. Yale. Princeton, the. Unirer-
sity of Pennsylvania. Amherst. VIII
liams and the University Of California
will be represcnted.
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SCHOOL OPENING POSTPONED.

TOLEDO O.. Sept. 1l--Further post
poner,ent OF tho opening OF ward schools
on account Of infantilr paralysis WAS
decided upon by tho board Of education
to-day The date was con, inund to Sep
tcmb Der %. Still further poStponcmCnt
Is advised by the health board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
BREAD LOAvES SMALLER.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.-A reduction by
one third in the size Of tho five cent LOAF
az broead appeared tonight tn ha""
h"nn decided upon by Chicago bakers.
instead Of An increase In price.
City officials announced that bakers
had purchased large quantities OF NUM-
cipal stamps for half pound loavcs in
stead Of the thrcc-quarter pound stamps
formerly used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
WOMAN'S CLUBS
Shadyside Woman's Clubs

In The Board Of Trade rooms at
Shadyside. the members of the Wo.
mans club. at that place will hold
Tho program will open at o'clock,
with Mr. s. L. G.. Moore and Miss Eul-
ALA Fish leading inthe discussion.
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STAR BILL At REX.

Charlin Chaplin. Dorothy GiSh and
Pill" BURKE. pleased the huge audiences
that attended tho Rex theatre yesterday.
when ;hci" latest photoplaSs were shown.
This program. which will be shown here
again to-day. is without question the
strongest ever put on any screen. The
feature FOL. the day Is no other than the
highest s4larIcd comedian known on the
screen. Charlie Chaplin Is seen In Ills
now vehicle. THE Count" THE Green
horn" five act Triangle play with
Dorothy Gish In an attractive impersnn-
alton Of Gretchen and we'll supported by
n live company. will also be shown. The
sixteenth chapter OF "Glorias Romance"
will hc included in the program. COM
ing tu-,nurrow. Lillian Walker.
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TriadeIDhia District

The regular meeting Of Triadelphia
District branch Of the Equal Stuff
age league will be held this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Alice S. Kelley
of Elmwood. All who are interested
are cordially invited
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Funeral for Mr. Jaeger.

Funeral SERVICES Tor Henry ". JhcEcT;
a forn."r street, car conductor. who died
Of injuries received six years ago IN
saving the life Of woman. were held
yestc rdav afternoon IN tn family homo
+n9l Jacob street. The services we're
largely attended by the many friends
Of MIR. Jaeger. The Rev. a. {. RaSchc
Of ST. Paul's German EvanGelical Pro-
testant church. was in charge Inter
ment was in Mt. Wood cemetery. The
nallbearers were members Of the ANAL
Eamatcd Association OF Street Railway
Employees Of America. Local No. JOB.
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NEAR HALE MILLION.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Sept 1I-An cs-
tate valued at $4,000 WAS left by the
late A. r. Stickncy. founder and for
some timo President OF tn" Chicago
Great Western Railroad according 10
his will filed in probate court here to-
day.
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y1RG1N1A-PAUI1NE FREDERICK

In a perturbation of Clyde Fitch :
great play The Woman in the Case" the
Monday and Tuesday attraction ut the
Virginia Theatre Pauline Frederick
demonstrates that she can play the
uaris assigned her 10 nicely. The
very atmosphere Of gentility she Gre
atrs in The scenes of the first half as
III" lovahlc wife Is enough Ia put them
across. In the second half she Is called
upon tu act the part Of an adventures
Oh the surface but A good woman At
heart. In tines" scenes she shows her
wonderful versatility.
In support of Miss Frederick are sew
Graz distinguished players amosE them
Alan hale Marie Chambers. Paul Cor
don ami Clarence lfandySides.
In addition tn The above feature the
Twelfth E.pisnie The j Mysteries OF
Myra." and the Paramount TrarcloEue.
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"Oh, no, he's statesman"
We'll what's the difference?"
"A statesman, my dear chap, Is one
who is in politics because he has
money. A politician IS one who has
money because he is In politics.
Boston Transcript.
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Funeral For o,Rrien Infant.

The funeral for the elEht-weeEs-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o Brien,
who died Sunday. will be held this
afternoon at o'clock In the family
home In Benwood. Burial will be in
Mt. Calvary cemetery
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The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads In this paper every
day. You are to decide az to whether
YOUR ADS are to be q part Of their
reading on not. auzo'u
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Ftvo Arrested.

five arrests early Sunday morning,
lodging the men in the city Jail to ap-
pear before Mayor Lauck; The ar
rested were: James DUFFY. Of the Fourth
ward. drunk; w. c.. Cunningham. OF me
having drunken crowd around, his
house: George sizland. drunk; Minso
from Mingo Junction. Ohio, drunk ana
using profane language.
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BODY Taken = 1l,le.

The body OF Mrs. Nancy tkirly) Muir,
pny, one Of the most highly esteemed
and widely known residents or cameron.
who died SUNDAY morning in the ONO
Valley General Hospital. was taken 10
her old home yesterday morning. ac-
companicd by her two cousins. Mrs
loser Roger and Mrs. Margaret Lutz
both Of this city.
Mrs Murphy was born in Denver. w;
Va. thirty-scvcp years ago. but mad
spent tho greater part of her lr" IN
Cameron. She was the daughter ~ IN"
late David r. and Mrs. kirlv. one OF the
hest known families Of that community;
Mrs. Murphy was stricken suddenly IL!
carly last week with appendicitis and
was brought To the hospital here We'd
nesday. The disease had advanced too
far and the operation proved fatal
Mrs. Murphy was one Of tho most pro-
mlnent church workers in Cameron and
for many years had been n member, or
tho Methodist Episcopal church IF that
town Her husband died several years
ago. She leaves her mother and three
sons: David T. John and James Murphy.
Funeral services will be- ncld in the
family home at Cameron this afternoon
and interment made in that town.
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Several NoVtnGB.

Several changes IN residences have
occurred in Wellsburg within the last
ily have moved from 1917 Charles street
to 1904 Charles. Homer Varian and
family have moved from s2S Commerce
to the house vacated by Mr.. Traubert.
and Charles Teeters and family nave
moved from High street to the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Varian
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New Shine PArlor.

A new shoe shining parlor has been
established In the Palace Theatre build
ing at the corner Of Charles and sixth
streets. It is furnished In an up,to-
date manner and Is open every day,
SUNDAYS and Holidays included. George
Nichols, is the proprietor.
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WELLSBURG

WELLsBURG, w. VA, Sept. 11-Mrs,
Jesse A. McNear died at the nome o.
Charles, Sunday afternoon. at p mr.
after an illness covering an extended
period Of time. Death was due 70 .
stroke which came upon her on Satur.
day evening Mrs. McNear. whose
maiden name was Narcissa Wells, wa1
born in Ohio County, w. Va. q years
ago Three sisters. Mrs. AMANDA HoES'
of Salem, Mrs. Becelia Hill. OF Little.
ton. and Mrs. Emma Bane. Of Short
Creek. and two brothers; Clarke OF Bar Bsr-
ncsville. Ohio, and ]; W. Of Wheein9G'
Of her family. are living. Her husband.
J. 4. McNear and three dau ghterss Mrs:
J. c. Wells and Mrs. J. H. Weiis' o. OF
Wellsburg. and Mrs. Charles Graft OF
Columbus, Ohio. survive her.
Funeral services Will be held on tues.
day afternoon at the house OF death az
o'clock Rev. G. a. Allison. OF ING
N. E. Church, which faith Mrs, McNear
lived in consistently. will preside. The
burial will be made in Brooke cemetery.
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ENGAGEMENT Announced.

Friday evening. MT. and Mrs. D. +;
Robinson Of Brilliant, Ohio, ANNOUNCED
the engagement of their daughter. MISS
Grace to Mr.. Harold E. McIntire, also
was not announced but Is understood
to be an event Of October. Covers were
laid for 10 young ladies in the spacious
dining room which was prettily done IN
yellow and white. Beautiful favors
were: Misses Evelyn Baker. Leah PEN
dergraff, Florence Rinehart: Forney
Everson. Evelyn coombs. Of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, Norma DouRle, Mary ana
Edith Robinson Of WellsburG and Grace
Robinson.
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Licensed to Wed.
Percy. Palmer, and Miss Carrie Le"i y.
both Of Wellsburg, were licensed 70
wed in Wheeling on Saturday septem-
Der 9th.
Personals.
Mrs. c. NJ. Warden and children re-
turned on Saturday from VISITING reia'
tives in st. Clairsvllle. Ohio.
Louis Otto and daughter Pearl. OF
Triadeiphia. was the Sunday guest Of
Jasper and Alfred Potts. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips. OF
Wheeling. were Wellsburg VISITORS on
Sunday. making the trip by auto.
her home after a visit in steubenville.
Mrs. Charles J. Wheeler. and daush-
ter have returned to their home in this
city after visit in Wheeling.
ing visitor on Saturday calling on Mrs.
Albert Schenk, who is very Ill;
Mrs. w. L. holland has returned to
wellsburG after a visit at the home OF
heF dnpshteF Mrs. She came al IS from
Pittsburg. Pa. by auto. :.
Mrs. ANDREW Wees. Of Wheeling; Is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Easterday.
Mrs. George yesterday and daughter.
Miss Helen. and quest Mrs. AndreW
Wees. Of Wheeling. were. callers IN
Steuhenvillc Ohio. on Sunday.
Miss Susan HALEY Of Wheeling. was
a Wellsb.lrE visitor on Sunday at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest HALEY.
James Nntill was business caller
in Wheeling on Monday.
james McAdoo. of this county. was
Wcilsburg business caller on Monday.
Joseph Voglcr Of Wheeling. was q
Sunday visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G.. Emig.
II. l.. white OF Wheeling. was
WcIlsburg business caller on Monday.
Ray Green Of Brilliant. Ohio: was a
wclIsburg caller on Sunday. calling on
friends.
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craxv Nan Arrested.

County Officer Bert AppieEste. .r,
Sunday evening and lodged him in the
County jail. He is said to be insane
iusti9ed the charge. He claims Weir
ION as his home and the County Court
will endeavor to have Hancock County
take care Of him.