The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-27
FROM
OHIO
Inteiiigcncor Bureau.
Columbus. O Nov. %

Inteiiigeneer bureau.
Columbus, o., NOV. 20.
More than l3l bushels OF corn 10
The acre was raised by sour Ohio farm
boys. whereas the average farmer
raises 81. according 20 announcement
made the state agricultural depart
ment today. and vii. head the list
"a prize winners Who will be taken on
= trip 20 Washington.
The winners OF TIE Il money prizes
offered by the state commission are.
Arnett Rose. Alger. 1sl41U5 bushels
70 the acre. 500. Charles Heflnger.
Napoleon. 13l52S. $50: Charles Reese.
Pandora. l3i.l22. $50. Clyde Hynus
Somerset. 1905. SIS. Charles -.
Cooper. Cumberland. 125.1S2. 500.
Paul Hanes. Arcauum. 12iG02. SIS.
Fay Haines. COshocton. l23.G13. SO:
Walter H. Miller. Nermillon. l22 SOS,
s.: Leonard Sutton. Pandora. 122. $50.
81. Brice Maural, Cumberland. l2LN57
So; Morris r. Webster. Coolyi.le.
l2O.2S5. 50: Milton Leinbach. Nermil-
lion. 1881. 81.
These big crops were raised by the
boys under the restriction that a Dor
der strip OF Is inches must be left on
the four sides OF the acre plot.
Winners Of Washington trip prizes
offered by congressman TO growers in
their districts We're. Third District
Congressman Gard. Cecil \ Quinn,
Eaton, 1915 bushels. fourth, Congress
man Cooke. Dewey Hanes. Arcanum.
113; Nlaues took first prize IN last
years contesD. fifth. Congressman
Ansberry. Earl feathers, Van Vert.
1l9: sixth. Congressman Tess. Roy c.
Lewis. jamestown. 100. seventh.
Congressman Post, Willard C. Kirk
Washington c. H.. III. eighth. Con
gresham Willis. Dana NJ Harris. Do
la no 10
Daniel a. Alban. Oak Hin. 80. nf-
teenth. Congressman White. T. r.
BlackwoOd. Quaker city. 1l2. seven
teenth, Congressman Ashbrook. VIII
lard Laughlin. Nellie. llS. nineteenth.
Congressman Barhrick. Frederick
Lake. Chagrin Falls. lo2: twentieth.
Congressman Gordon. William Starr.
Jr., Breckyille. %.
Suits seeking $4,000 in each in
stance were brought TN the federal
court here today against the Globe
Merchandise and Exchange company
Of this city and the NuskinEum and
Ohio river usportation company
OF McConnellsyllle. u ia alleged that
these companies failed 20 make their
annual returns 10 me internal rev
enue department.
While one Of the little children ~
Joseph SOlleH was kneeliDE DN the
he'd saying his prayers last night. n
shower OF broken glass covered n %
bed. Two men. u IS alleEede. at
tackled the house with rocks 1s n re-
suit % a neiGhborhood quarrel. Ste
ven FarlEo was arrested and the po-
lice are looking for Joseph Chcrark.
The state supreme court today up
held the provision OF the Rose LIQUOR
law that the owner az premises fs
liable n liquor Is sold I'm dry terri
tory Two men were fined for selling
liquor IN n court Ht New Concord
and the supreme court decided that
the concerns owning the property
must pay the fines. tho men having
been unable 20 pay. The court also
held that Judge has the right 20 re
fer 20 tho presiding judge for reas-
s'gnment 10 another Judge petition
Of drys under the Jones law 20 Danish
saloons from residential section OF
city. The drys have claimed th 9
right 10 pick out any judge they
: please 10 pass on the petition.
> Carl Keller. the Republican mayor.
. elect Of Toledo. to-day named 4. W
Poo ~ man director nf Tho board OF