The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-23
ASSEMBLY TO
RECESS SOON
LEADERS IN OHIO LEGISLA-
TURE PLANNING TO
END SESSION
BY the End Of Next Week-Cannot
Complete Business by That
Time Say Reports.
Intelligsneer Bureau.
Columbus. o., April "a.

NoAuhouss w. April ~.
In the House today Lovett bin for.
bidding the Withholding of part OF
Dill and using this for campaign pur-
poses without the consent OF the per
son to whom the bill is owed. failed To
pass for lack of two additional votes.
The balloting showing the result of
sixty affirmative and forty-eight mega
tive votes. Dry leaders promised II
would be reconsidered and passed
next week.
Administration senators today fore
/ ed the adjournment OF the Senate to
prevent a final vote on the Fleming
bill. which would permit students TO
vote in their school community and
which ant-liberal senators were pre-
pared to fight. Several senators who
favored the measure were not present
and In order that the bill might not be
killed. Senator Wicklin. OF Summit,
moved adjournment.
Both houses adjourned tonight until
Monday evening They had held morn
ing sessions contrary to custom on
Thursday.
Although legislative leaders insisted
tonight they are planning for recess
either on April 80 or May !. at the end
OF next week. insistent reports were
circulated in legislative circles that Il
would be impossible to finish bust
ness by that time
Collins Bill Passed.
The House passed the Collins bill.
defining bank deposits as credit there
by permitting an owner to subtract
his debts from them in returning
property for taxation. the Tremper
Senate bill providing means BY which
counties through which the proposed
barge canal connecting the Ohio
river with Lake Erie will pass 20 is-
sue bonds to assist in the project The
Lloyd bill. imposing regulations on
the practice OF dentistry To forbid US
Ing company name and raising the
qualifications for taking examinations
for practice OF dentistry and the
Wickline bill permitting the breeding
Of pheasants for commercial purposes
These bills now are ready for the
governors signature.
Among the bills introduced TODAY n
one by Representative Terrell Of Cuv-
ahoga To provide for a system OF ta..
ing inheritanccs. A sliding scale Is
fixed for all inheritances ranging from
! per cent on amounts between $500
and $500 TO 10 per cent for amounts
over $1,000. 900.
New Building Code.
Representative Briggs Of Cuyahoga.
presented q new building code for the
state a bin introduced by Repre-
sentative Barnes OF Hamilton would
forbid banks for stopping the payment
OF checks without presentation u a
written order signed by the payer.
Representative Danford OF Noble. m
troduced measure TO permit gradu.
ates OF academy colleges and universi-
ties 70 teach for three years without
q professional training. Two new bills
presented by Representative Morris Of
Nanwert on request. provide that 1t
ney bus lines shall BE- considered pub-
lic utilities and b. under the iurisdic-
lion and regulation OF the state utlil.
ties committee. Because the senate
sent his bill limiting freight trains 10
sixty cars 10 its probable death In the
privileges and elections committee TO
day. Senator Sutter Of Cuyahoga went
on strike and refused 10 attend ses-
sions Of the body until arrested AZ fis
hotel and brought back 70 his seat by
a sergeant Al arms he declared the
Senators were mo gentlemen" 10
treat his BIZ as they did.