The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-02
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Columbus. O.. Jaa- l.
Milan Smith, aged i0i years. 10
months and II days. died today at
fhe homo OF his grand son near JEFF
fersytiie- Up 10 few days ago he
would take daily walks OF ten miles
~r more
Herbert v. Neff. Of GAINESVILLE. has
been promoted to the position OF chief
Inspector OF steam engineres and In
ppecfors upon the resignation OF
Charles n. wirmeL The position will
pay $4,000 a year.
Otto NJ. Elzemann. OF Cincinnati.
will be promoted from assistant TO
thief inspector OF engineers. at $4,000:
goseph NJ Wirmel. OF Cincinnati. will
tucceed Elzemann a. assistant chief
txaminer at 81 500: State Commission
fr Fred LANCE OF the bureau OF labor
etatistics. which is abolished. sue
Feeds w. A. Vaughn as head OF the
Cleveland free employment bureau
Inspector Elzemann began life as a
oootblack and newsboy In Cincinnati
Whsn he was Q years old.
State Fire Marshal Denenbaugh ap-
pointed Herman c. Schultz and p. J.
II. Tumney as deputy marshals in the
cleveland district.
freo employment bureau of Columbus.
uns transferred to a clerkship in tn
department OF boiler inspection, and
William W. Hefflin was appointed as
clsrk OF the free employment bureau
IA his plaza
no Jewfsh Religious Education As
bcciation OF Ohio today elected these
cGlosrs: President. Rabbi Louis
0soosman. OF Cincinnati: first vice
president. Miss Ruth Elgetter. OF To-
iedo: second vice president. Miss
Sadie Shapiro. OF Cleveland: secre-
taxy. Mrs Henry Engiander. of Gin
btstn, Of Alliance.
Mayor q. J. Karb today vetoed the
tango ordinance passed BY the city
cpurcff. The ordinance would regu-
1ete dance halls. and In addition TO
provfde for the appointment OF a wo-
nan inspector OF dance halls on the
Recommendation OF the central phil
anthropic society and prevent the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors where dances
Dire held. In a statement Mayor Karb
aHould mako him appoint any one re-
~oommended by the phiianthropic
-eouncfl He would make appoint
ments OF his own selection
!. Thomas u. Green. OF Columbus.
- w GnAri VI Tie Dtll titDuOne COM
pany, who was one of the heroes of
the Ohio food last March, today was
appointed telephone expert for the
-atate public utilities commission. Tse
place will pay $4,000 a year Green
mas been given a medal by the state
FOR remaining at the switch board and
Informing public officials as TO the
6ood conditions even though his wife
Nas At the time undergoing a serious
operation in a hospital.
Before the Ohio Osteopathic Society
here today. DR.. George NJ Laughlin,
of Kirkersville.. Mo. performed in the
astonishing time OF nine minutes an
operation to reduce the congenital
nip dislocation OF Mary Alberta VOL
lard. aged O. This Is the same oper-
Grafton performed by Dr. Lorenz, OF
Australia, although IL took the latter
from an hour to an hour and a halt
20 perform IT,,
= The osteopathic society Yesterday
elected officers as follows: President,
Dr. II. w. Sanborn, Akron; vice presi.
GENT DIR. C.. NJ. T. Hulett, Cleveland /:
secretary. DR.. L. A. Bumstead. Della
ware; treasurer, DIR. +. Is. Corkwell,
Newark: executive committee. Drs. T..
III. Calvert. Columbus: T. w. Long.
Toledo; and A. l.. Miller. Cleveland.
DIR. NJ. =. Hulett of this city, was
named as member of the state exam.
lining comittee.