Rhodes estate valued at 617000 in probate
An inventory in the Probate Court lists Joseph H. Rhodes of 8628 Zumstein Avenue with a personal estate valued at 616154.55. Holdings include Chicago leaseholds, Cincinnati stocks, bank balances, Liberty Loan bonds, various Standard Oil and oil company stocks, Atlantic Refining, and bonds. Remaining assets are in refining companies and municipal and county bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Rhodes
Zumstein Avenue
Rhodes
Chicago
Cincinnati Street
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone
Citizens National Bank
Anél
Liberty Loan
Ohio Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
California
Indiana
South Psylvania Oil Co
Atlantic Refining Company
Charity Bequests In Will Of Frie de rica Laing
The will distributes 200 dollars each to St Aloysius Orphan Asylum Bond Hill St Joseph Infant Asylum Norwood Sisters of the Poor Florence Road Sisters of Good Shepherd Price Hill and Boys Protectory Mt Alverno. St Marys and St Francis Hospitals get 150 each. St Philomena Church 1000 and its pastor 500 plus 100 to the Poor of the Congregation. Remainder divided equally among nephews and nieces in Bellevue Newport and Covington: Fred Henry Mary Agnes August Alfred Walter Felicias Oscar Frank Kruthaup Kessling. Henry Kruthaup named executor. Estate valued at about 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friederica Laing
St. Aloysius’ Orphan Asylum
Bond Hill
St. Joseph’s Infant Asylum
Norwood
Little Sisters of the Poor
Florence Road
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Price Hill
Boys’ Protectory
Mt. Alverno
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Francis' Hospital
St. Philomena Catholic Church
Eggs Delayed Law Suit Against Rail Co Purports Major Loss
Frank G. Day & Co. of New York sues the C. and D. Ry. Co. in Superior Court for 875.25 dollars claiming delayed shipment of 341 cases of eggs from Manchester and Winchester Kentucky to Jersey City caused deterioration and sale at 30 cents a dozen, with freight. George A. Hamma represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Frank G. Day & Co
Duane Street
New York
Day & Co
Manchester
Winchester
Holderness
Jersey City
N. J
George A. Hamma
Campbell objects to Greek official link to Sarros in Cincinnati
Prosecutor John W Campbell forwards a letter to Governor Cox stating after inquiry that Nick Sarros of Central Avenue acted as Greek vice Consul in Cincinnati without authority. He notes no record supports the appointment and cites Sarros being recommended by Chicago’s Greek Vice Council to Probate Judge Lueders as an administrator of Greek estates. Attorney Joseph Derbes handles Sarros defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wv. Campbell
Cox
Nick Sarros
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Lansing
Sarros
Chicago
Lueders
Joseph Derbes
Hearing Continued in Brown Murder Case
The further hearing of James Brown, former Longview attendant, on the charge of first degree murder in Sabin Hollister’s death at the asylum in December last, was continued by Judge Nippert until Monday because Charles Elston, the prosecutor, is too ill to attend court after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Longview
Sabin Hollister
Nippert
Charles Elston
Sttill
Wife Seeks Alimony and Custody in Hartmetz Suit
Mrs. Clara Louise Hartmetz sues grocer Edgar Hartmetz alleging extreme cruelty since August 1911 and seeks alimony refund of 300 she invested in the grocery business plus custody of their six month old child. Judge Hoffman issues injunction preventing disposal of Hartmetz assets. Louis Weiland represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hartmetz
West Wighth Street
Clara Louise Harmetz
West Seventh Street
Climony
Charles W. Hoffman
Hartmetz
Louis Weiland
Langs suit over injuries to six year old boy
Lester Lang on behalf of his six year old son Alexander filed suit Wednesday against John E Gehrum of Queen City Avenue for 7500 dollars in damages. The boy alleges Gehrum's car struck him at a crossing near St Bonventure Church on November 18 causing a broken collar bone a broken right arm and permanent ear scar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lang
Alexander Lang
John E. Gehrum
Queen City Avenue
Gehruim
St. Bonaventura Church
Tax Collection Enjoined Against Warner Elevator
Warner Elevator Manufacturing Co. 2613 Spring Grove Avenue won a temporary restraining order from Common Pleas Judge Fred L. Hoffman stopping County Treasurer Cooper from collecting taxes on a $21,230 added valuation from the Board of Revision dated in April. H. E. Engelhardt represents the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Elevator Manufacturing Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Commcen Pleas
Fred L. Hoffman
Cooper
Board of Revision
H. E. Engelhardt
Railroad Fights Widow Damages Verdict Across Court
The C., H. and D. Railroad appeals a $15,000 damages award to the widow of Jaimes Barber of Parkersburg. Counsel for the road secured a thirty day stay of the ruling Wednesday as the fight continues in court.
Womanly and Dainty Elevator Operator Miss Ida Brinley
A Cincinnati office building employs Miss Ida Brinley as an elevator operator. Captured in a portrait, the article notes women in such roles are dainty and no less capable than stenographers. Miss Brinley resides in San Rafael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Brinley
Cincinnati
Miss Brinley
San Rafael
Legal Action Seeks Supreme Court Review in Barbour Case
The appeal asks the Supreme Court to review lower court and Circuit Court rulings in favor of the widow. Barber, a Parkersburg businessman, was killed in an auto transfer from the C., H. & D. depot at Piqua. A $15,000 damage judgment is stayed pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Barber
Parkersburg
Piqua
Two Springfield Businesses File for Bankruptcy
Kathryn I Day of Springfield in the millinery trade filed Wednesday for bankruptcy listing debts of 229 dollars and assets of 132 dollars. Cincinnati creditors include Samuel Ach Co Nelson Sons and Louis Stix Co. W T Dodson a Springfield grocer also filed bankruptcy with 1042 dollars in debts and 916 dollars in assets including 350 dollars in stock and 416 dollars in unpaid customer accounts. The D Q Fox Company of Springfield is noted in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Kathryn I. Day
Cincinnati
Samuel Ach & Co
Nelson & Sons
Louis Stix & Co
W. T. Dodson
Bankruptcy case closes for George Mueller Garage Co
The George Mueller Garage Co formerly at 1565 Harrison Ave. had bankruptcy proceedings closed yesterday with a final settlement and discharge of receiver Stone. No dividend was paid to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mueller Garage Co
Harrison Ave
Stone
Turner-Locker Co Charged With Brandy Adulteration
Infomation filed by Assistant District Attorney Bruce accuses the Turner-Locker Co of purporting to sell brandy doctored with neutral spirits and misbranding in violation of the pure food law. The shipment involved was sent to Pottsville Pennsylvania last March. The usual penalty applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner-Locker Co
Bruce
Pottsville
Auto truck crash prompts damages suit in Jackson County
Clara Drees sues Oliver Schlemmer Co and Gibson Schlemmer Co in Jackson County Indiana seeking 15000 damages for the death of John Drees after a November pedestrian collision on Spring Grove avenue near Hthan. The driver faces charges of unlawful speed. Mouli nier Hunt Bettman counsel for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Schlemmer Co
Gibson Schlemmer Co
Clara Drees
John Drees
Jackson County
Ind
Drees
Spring Grove Avenue
Hthan
Moulinier, Hunt & Bettman
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Courts
In No 167,192 Anna Weber sues Alexander Wess for foreclosure of mortgage for 2210.72 plus costs. No 167,193 Clara Hartmetz sues Edgar Hartmetz for divorce. No 167,19 Southern Ohio L and T Co sues Frank Marks for 670.75 and mortgage foreclosure. No 167,795 Warner Elevator Co sues Charlies Cox to enjoin tax collection. No 167,19 F H Cordes sues Christine Guildi Kauta for 2280.40 and mortgage foreclosure. No 57,429 Lester Lang sues John Gehram for 7600 damages. No 57,430 Frank G Day Co v The C R Co for 875.25 damages. No 9,174 Kommander of Cincinnati petitions to enjoin assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna CC
Weber
Alexander Wess
Frankenstein
George A. Hamma
Clara L. Hartmetz
Edgar Hartmetz
Shickner & Wetland
Southern Ohio L. & T. Co
Frank Marks
George D. Harper
Warner Elevator, Manufacturing Company
Charlies C
Lester Lang
John E. Gehram
Inges & No
Frank G Day & Co
George A. Hamre
Kommander
Cincinnati
Beinhart
Late potato shipments avert Cincinnati shortage
A Health Department survey shows Cincinnati faces a potato shortage with only four days’ supply. There are 7,877 bushels in commission houses, but Dr. R B Blume says shipments on the way will prevent a serious shortage. Wholesale grocers and Blume form a committee to secure lower prices and plan future regulation with millers to fix prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Cincinnati
R. B. Blume
Hamilton County
Blume
Thermometer Shortage Ahead After Big Winter Sales
In Cincinnati a surge in thermometer purchases during a severe blizzard shows the public’s demand for exact temperature readings. Retail druggists report heavy sales and note buyers seek reliable thermometers rather than second-hand estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Theater Managers Propose Tuesday Closure Change
Theaters in Cincinnati seek to shift weekly closing from Monday to Tuesday to boost amusement during the holiday and idle periods. Attorney Ben Heidingffeld telegrammed Kiaw Erlanger Shubert and Keith to appoint a representative to lobby Washington officials for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Ben Heidingffeld
Kiaw & Erlanger
Shuberts
Keith
New York
Lyric Theater to Present Love o' Mike Next Week
Lyric-Manager C Hubert Heuck announces a war savings matinee for The Show of Wonders this Friday. Love o Mike, a musical comedy with Jerome Kern music, after long runs in New York and Chicago, comes to the Lyric Theater next Sunday with Elisabeth Marbury and Jee Shubert behind it and a strong cast led by George Hassell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYRIC
C. Hubert Heuck
Lyric Theater
Mike
New York
Studebaker
Chicago
Elisabeth Marbury
Jee Shubert
Eddie
Miss Marbury
Mr. Shubert
Jerome Kern
George Hassell
Max Leeds
Clifton Webb
Alan Edwards
Easton Yonge
Henry Hall
Leone Morgan
Clare Stratton
Ruth Mabee
Hilda Pentland
He'len Clarke
Stella May Hoban
Potash and Werlmutter in Society at Grand Opera House
The Potash and Perlmutter duo from the cloak and suit trade return in a new stage version adapted from Montague Glass stories. The comedy features everyday business men with human warmth and pathos, offering dialogue richer in humor and affection. The engagement runs for one week starting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potash and Werlmutter
Grand Opera House
Abe Poash
Mawruss Perlmutter
Montague Glass
Abe
Mawruss
Puppe
Fascinating Lucille Cavanagh Leads B F Keiths Vaudeville
The week of January 20 features Lucille Cavanagh with Frank Hurst and Ted Denner in a kaleidoscope of dance color and song. Jimmy Barry and wife return with The Burglar skit, Bailey and Cowen perform again after a hit, McMahon and Chapelle present How Hutley Missed the Train, Janet Adair sings with Adelphi on piano, and Hermann and Shirley offer The Mysterious Maskerader with two other standard features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Lucille Cavanagh
Frank Hurst
Ted Denner
Jimmy Barry
Barry
Bessie Browning
Jack Denny
Bailey & Cowen
Banjoker
Songster
Ned Hastings
McMahon
Chapelle
Hutley
Janet Adair
Miss Adelphi
Hermann
Shirley
Bowery Burlesquers at Olympic Theater
Joe Hurtig brings Bowery Burlesquers to the Olympic Theater with Bill Foster and Frank Harcourt, promising a completely new show with updated scenery costumes and stage effects. The producer notes the company has built a strong burlesque reputation on tour. Patrons are drawn by the fresh novelty and value offered weekly for their admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Olympic Theater
Joe Hurtig
Bowery Burlesquers
Bill Foster
Frank Harcourt
America
Orpheum Theaters Announces Week of Feature Photoplays
The Orpheum at Peebles corner lists Thursday showings with Jane Cowl in The Spreading Dawn plus a Paramount Bray pictograph and a Keystone comedy. Friday brings George Walsh in The Pride of New York with Pathe News and a Lloyd comedy, plus William S. Hart in The Square Deal. Saturday features Mary Pickford in The Little Princess with Burton Holmes Travelog and a Paramount comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Peebles Corner
Jane Cowl
Paramount Bray Pictograph
Keystone
George Walsh
New York
Pathe News
Lloyd
William S. Hart
Fairbanks Fights Indians and Blizzard Cheap at Walnut
Douglas Fairbanks stars in A Modern Musketeer at the Walnut in Cincinnati where he battles Indians on screen and battles a blizzard with his crowd drawing smile. The actor keeps audiences cheering despite rough weather and crowd conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Douglas Fairbanks
Cincinnati
the Walnut
Fairbanks
Ruehrwein Leaves Y M C A Work for Soldier Service
Edward Ruehrwein departs Y M C A service in Cincinnati to join the 136th Field Artillery at Camp Sheridan Montgomery Alabama. He is remembered as a star on the 1917 educational basketball team and leaves amid the soldiers' regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ruehrwein
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
Ruehrwein
136Th Field Artillery
Cincinnati
Walnut presents Elsie Ferguson in Rose of the World
The Walnut shows Elsie Ferguson in Rose of the World starting Sunday, an Artcraft photodrama with intense experiences said to whiten the heroine’s hair. Fairbanks offers a big week with A Modern Musketeer, a lively adaptation likened to D Artsgnan in The Three Musketeers and Birton Holmes travel pictures as added attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Douglas
D’artagnan
Elsie Ferguson
Birton Holmes
Walnut
Strand Presents The Seven Swans and Spirit of 17 At Strand
Marenerite Chirk returns for three days in The Seven Swans a Paramount fairy photoplay based on an old tale with Miss Clark in a sweet beauty role. Pathé News runs with timely pictures. Beginning Sunday Jack Pickford stars in The Spirit of 17 a lively photoplay reflecting American youth. George Beban appears next week in Jules of the Strong Heart at the Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Paramount
Miss Clark
Pathe News
Jack Pickford
George Beban
Jules
Alice Brady Stars In Woman and Wife Photodram
Family-Readers of Jane Eyre will welcome Alice Brady in Woman and Wife adapting Bronte tale. Brady portrays Jane Eyre with Elliott Dexter and Leonora Morgan in supporting roles. Next week Florence Reed stars in Today and Mrs Vernon Castle appears in Vengeance is Mine as part of Family program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Bronte
Jane Eyre
Alice Brady
Miss Brady
Jane
Elliott Dexter
Leonora Morgan
the Family
Florence Reed
Vernon Castle
Empress Week Features The Colonial Belles And More
The Empress bill for the week opens Sunday with The Colonial Belles headline act. Dr Carl Herman and eight perform a high voltage electric show while Margaret O Connor charms with a strong contralto. J Rush Bronson reopens J Edward Lessig and his playset company with Strategy a tense drama for women. Additional big acts and moving pictures to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress
Carl Herman
Herman
Margaret O’connor
Margaret
J. Rush Bronson
J. Edward Lessig
Choruscope
Universal Weekly of Moving Pictures
Thais crowds prompt early arrival at Gifts Theater
The Gifts Theater reports record crowds for Thais with Mary Garden and urges patrons to come early to avoid rushes. Afternoon seats are encouraged as the house has been crowded in bad weather. Thais runs through Saturday night before Elaine Hammerstein performs The Co Respondent next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Gifts Theater
McMahan & Jackson
Gifts
Elaine Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
Public Garage Permit Sought on George Street Project
Mrs James Gilligan of Highth and Mound streets filed an application with the Building Commissioner Readings Wednesday for a permit to erect two public garages at 208 10 12 14 George street. The proposed structure would cost 13500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readigs
James Gilligan
Highth
Mound Streets
George Street
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
The list shows individuals tied to marriage licenses with names, residences, and ages. Charles L. Wrieden of West Chester and Mayme A. Holtmann at 745 Sté iver are among those named, alongside Edward Krause of Two Rivers and Lona Ledman of Garfield House, with ages and addresses partially noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Wrieden
West Chester
Mayme A. Holtmann
Sté
Iver
Eadward Grigsby
Elizabeth #t
Bessie Howell
Elizabeth ‘St
John C. Baker
Cleves
Lizzie A. Sitstor
Jesse A. Johnston
Sixth
Eleanor Jamison
Smith St
TE Hotel
Edward Krause
Two Rivers
Wis
Lona Ledman
Garfield House
Railroad commandeers traffic push to ease station congestion
Samuel Moody requests all assistant general passenger agents to boost unloading cars and removing freight from platforms to relieve congestion. Freight teams are scarce and some lines still solicit freight. Weather and snow slow moves, with trains bringing oranges and Loveland carloads through damaged tracks. ICC cuts steel shipment rates from Cincinnati to Chattanooga by four cents per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Moody
Pennsylvania Lines
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Interstate Commerce Commission
Automobiles and figures from Cincinnati auto scene
Joe Head of the Cincinnati Oakland Motor Co reports a ten car order from Carlisle Ky amid deep snow and travel delays. Nash and Colwell officials visit Cincinnati while Colwell plans Cleveland trips and other firms note winter conditions and industry chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Head
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Oakland Motor Company
Here
Carlisle
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Ledger
Real estate transfers listed with grantees and parcels across Cumminsville, Oakley, Millcreek, and Columbia Townships. Notable entries include Widows' Home to Henry Wiedenbein, Ridge Realty to Kochs, and multiple 40x120 foot lots along Pullan and Langland streets. Mortgages filed and canceled noted, with sums up to $7,000 and dozens of $1 fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M.” Wells
Lafayette Avenue
Marion Avenue
Walnuit Hills
Henry Wiedenbein
George Milne
Millcreek
Rufus King
Elizabeth King Farrington
Pearl Street
Vine Street
Main Street
Copannea
Front Streets
Christ Ruebel
Emma Sthock
Herbert Avenue
Gletmore Avenue
Tag St
Charles W. Barnist
William Boehning
the Ridge Realty Company
C. RB. Koch
Catherine Koch
Crest- View
Columbia
Clara I. Casey
Birdie A. High
Minot Avenue
Oakley
Vesper H. Bolte
William
J. Creed
Pullan Avenue
Langland Street
Samuel Sefton
Chester A. Cormican
Whitewater Township
Elsie M. Koch
Nathan A. Michelson
Cumminsville
Frank Simpson
William W.W
Mary. S. Shriner
Langland& Thompson
Joseph Weiss, Jr
Arthur Weiss
Trevor Avenue
Cheviot
Harry Scherbreck
Atton
Elizabeth Schuch
Denham Street
Fairmount
Catherine Schurbreck
Same
Sameroperty
Minnie Kuhn
Bellevue Street
William Kissick
Ben Cook
Clyde Burwell
Cedar Grove L. & B. A
Notable Old Folk of Cincinnati teaser photo prompt
A reproduced Bellsmith photograph invites readers to identify a respected native-born professional citizen famed for public service across city, county, and state. Guess submissions are due by Saturday noon for a forthcoming graphical sketch in The Sunday Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellsmith
Commercial Tribune
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Norwood School Board suit on Allison Street Building is dismissed
The injunction by D. W. Davenport to stop the Allison Street School Building has been dismissed at his cost. The $150000 project replaces a fire-destroyed school, with architect Harry Hake. Changes to cut costs from $210000 included removing the auditorium and gymnasium. The board plans to start construction soon and will discuss at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood School Board
D. W. Davenport
Allison Street
Harry Hake
Davenport
Raschig School Pupils Visit Children's Home
Raschig School pupils accompanied by teachers visited the Children's Home to perform Red Cross work and keep warm amid coal shortages. Officials note many requests to place children from well to do families, especially in heatless apartments, are refused as the home serves destitute children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kafer
Raschig
Mr. Crouse
Cuban sugar crop rescue efforts shift to Havana talks
A Cuban Consul statement outlines financing negotiations for Cuba's 350 million dollar sugar harvest. Leaders from Cuban and New York financiers plan talks in Havana with President Menocal and planters to raise funds as export licenses delay movement of a 3.6 million long ton crop amid food and fuel shortages. Cuban producers face bearing the flotation burden while awaiting congressional relief and possible government financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton W. Bergman
Nere
Cuba
New York
International Sugar Committee
Havana
R.B. Hawley
Cuban-American Sugar Company
Manuel Rioné@a
Cuba Cane Sugar Company
Menoal
Food and Fuel Administrations
Food Administration
Herbert C. Hoover
Washington
United States Senate Manufactures Committee
United States
Senate
Mittendorf Presidency Attest by Reinwardt Clerk
A. E. Mittendorf is identified as president with the clerk Albert Reinwardt attesting the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ittendorf
A. E. Mittendorf
Albert Reinwardt
Fire Chief Warns Against Covering Fire Plugs With Snow
Fire Chief Barney Houston urged pedestrians and property owners on Wednesday to keep fire plugs uncovered while clearing snow. Uncovered plugs save time for firefighters and reduce property loss, as crews often must shovel snow before fighting a blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Houston
Births in the City Record Co Names and Addresses
A listing notes births for multiple couples with home addresses including Louis and Julia Buschle 436 Ada Street Naomi Wallace 1912 Gladstone Avenue Philip and Mary Ross 414 Hunt Street George and Elizabeth Perkinson 5205 Whettsel Avenue and others such as Willam and Delma McCoy 1110 Broadway Paward and Lorena Hiesman 1339 Bycunille Street Helen Magee 3208 Virginia Place Frank and Marie Stagge 06 Madison Read Joe and Mary Schuler 1010 State Avenue Emil and Ma Seyfield 8300 Cass Avenue Harry and Daisy Bridwell 1628 Moore Street and James and Edith Heywood 215 Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis and
Julia Buschle
Ada Street
John and
Naomi Wallace
Gladstone Avenue
Philip and
Mary Ross
Hunt Street
George and
Elizabeth Perkinson
Whettsel Avenue
Willam and
Delma McCoy
Broadway
Paward and
Lorena Hiesman
Bycunille Street
Helen Magee
Virginia Place
Frank and
Marie Stagge
Madison Read
Joe and
Mary Schuler
State Avenue
Emil
Seyfield
Cass Avenue
Harry and
Daisy Bridwell
Moore Street
James and
Edith Heywood
Magnolia
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Court News
United States Court
Common Pleas Court
T. M.A
Edward Ruehrwein
Tlorida
Southern Railway
Somerset
Loveland
Auto News
W. &. Senultz
Ohio Nash Company
Nash
Cleveland
F. C. Colwell Company
Ford J
John N Willy
Charles A. Finger
Ell Chauffeurs’ Club
George E. Rieff
Lick Run B. & L. Co
G. Pick
West Norwood B. & L. O
A. Michelson
Fred W. Sontagt
John Rempe
Wilteam Gerst
Gerst
Anton Schuch
Western German Bank
Rosemont I. & LL. Co
Tuln “Park
Madison B. A. No. 2
Fred W. Kieserner
Anderson Ferry B. & L. Co
William A. Saupe
Mt. Adams B. & L. A
Theodore Farwick
Grace Garrison
Goqsoogohhhooe
Cleneay & Nourse
City
Avondale
Hyde Park
East Walnut Hills
Builders Exchange
David Burnet
the Exchange
Columbus
State Fair Grounds
Builders’ Exchange
Burnet
American Institute of Architects
F. W. Garber
Garber & Woodward
West Fifth Street
Kroger’s
C. H. Adler
The
National Cash Register Co
Fourth St
College Hill
Oakwood Av
Gussie D
Johnston
Gladstein
Fork Sale—Farms
Mad’ville Baby Farms
Cresap
Geo
Geo. P. Gross
Main St
Edison
Victor
Financial and Loans
Fourth Street Savings Association
E. Fourth Street
Soap
Andrew Jergens Company
Spring Grove Av
Alfred St
the Holiers Company
I. E. Cor
Spring Grove
Alfred
W. Pourth
J. H. Leventhal
Theeciumont Avenue Bridge
Tarvia
Anderson Township
Board OF
Maxilton County Commission
Raschig School
Board OF County Commissioners
Ohio
Hillside Road
Cleves and Warsaw
Old Anderson Ferry Road
Delhi Township
Board OF Barlson County Commission
Money Bacik Guarantiee
Welbon Motor Car CO
Walnut St
Seventh
Barlow-Hudson Motor Car Co
Canal and Race
Herman L. Moormann
Denburg, Ind
FORD
Republic Truck Co
E. McMicken
Canal
Hanauer Automobile
Sycamore St
Franklin
Franklin Motor Car CO
Gilbert Av
Canal 271
C&l
Third St. Main
Colembia Aw
Kemper-Thomas .Co
Park
Eves Norwood
Machirists
Hess Spring and Axle Company
Sixty-sixth St., Carthage
THE PRINTING MACHINERY COMPANY, Third and _ Lock sts
Cresap, En Ee
Tenpertvy
Eheice
Crasan
Masonic, Temple
P. R. Fortney
Hoover
Coffield
John Bremer
Vine St
Madville
Cresmo
E. Pearl
Mad’ville
China
Third St
No. W. Third St
FRON
W. Third Pt
Tm Orpheum Reef
Winter Garden
First National Bank Ride
Co. H. Martin
Pogue
Hoffheimer & Pogue
Sewareot
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