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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
W. VA. CONFERENCE
Opens Session In clarksbura IN Honor
% Retired Preachers-Bishop
Cranston Not Present

Special uIarafrr ta fH. ruIsfuEsu,fr
CIAHKsHuRg vs. Va March fr-
The Rev John o Bolton. pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal church
at Sistrrsville. was elected secretary
~ the mass convention honorIrE itt
retired preachers and iuaururatuE
tho veterans OF Jubilee week Iu tho
State that was opened this afternoon
in the First church by the West Nlr.
rIuIa conference OF the denomination
All the district superintendent nf fbr
conference were elected vice rre-I
dents and alternately presiding Of
hcers 0f tho various sessions. which
VIII continue until Thursday Al
though telegram was received that
bishop Earle Craref1n OF Washing.
ton ID G.. had started f0r CIarkrfrrE
to attend tho mrrfIur. another mes.
sage wac received from him TODAY
stating that Er bad f0 abandon tho
trip because of Nners.
Amunr fHr speakers THE afternoon
and funIEhf vrrr the Rev Daniel
WretfaI manager of Mp Christian
Advocate of riurturr who told what
other churches 90 for their retired
preacher the Rry W u Clark raa.
Cor N che Fir~f church Of Uurkhanr0r
and thn Rev A. H Rlker. pastor Of
81 Andrew church at ParkcrsburE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
WRIT OF ERROR
In WE'LL CASE
SUPREME COURT GRANTS THE
APPLICATION OF PROSE
cUToR TOWNSEND.
ent Term-Weils Attorneys object
20 Anything but Regular Course.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. March lG--
The Supreme Court this morning
granted a writ Of error in the case OF
Iudge Henry X Black OF the Inter
mediate court OF Kanswha county
who was restrained from hearing the
bribery cases against A. Leo We'll by
Circuit Court Judge Samuel ID. Little
page.
After the court allowed the writ.
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas C..
Townsend OF Kanawha county. asked
the court TO speed the hearing on the
writ but eX-Congressman Joseph H.
Gaines. one OF Mr. Wells counsel,
asked that the case take its regular
course. Townsend then announced
that he would give notice that he
would ask the court on Tuesday next
TO speed the cause so that the briefs
might be fled and a hearing had at
this term OF court. President Robin
son of the Supreme Court. announced
that unless the attorneys for Mr. We'll
waived notice. notice would have 10
be served. This means a delay OF
one week. Mr.. Gaines said he would
agree to have the record made up and
hled at once but could not 20 further
IL the court agrees to speed the
hearing on the writ Of error. argu-
ments will probably be made in two
or three weeks.
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GOVERNOR MAKES LETTERS
OF COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC
THESE DENY ANY INTERFER.
ENCE WITH GOVERNOR IN
THEIR WORK.
Letters Made Public in View of
Fact-ChargeS in Gas Hearing
Cannot BE Denied For Months.

Special Dispatch % the tntelllgenc~r.
CHARLESTON. W. Va March 10
Making public. letters from each OF
the four members or the public ser
vice commission. who one year ago
entered an order reducing the rates
Of the Manufacturers Light and Heat
company. and in which denial is mad.
by the commissioners individually thai
the Chios executive had ever attempt
ed 10 dictate 10 them concerning any
decision rendered. Governor "A. ID Hat.
field gave out a statement tonight re-
viewing the efforts made TO destroy
regulation OF public service corpora
tions In West Virginia.
The letters from the members OF the
public service commission are made
public. u Is understood because OF tho
fact of the ruling OF the Master hear
Ing the evidence in the case az Wheel
ing now precludes the possibility OF
any evidence being offered by counsel
for the public service commission con
Trajectory OF the charge OF executive
interference until the Eas company
has completed the presentation OF its
side Of all phases OF the controversy,
including the technical evidence 20 be
offered on the subject OF rate mixing
and II would be several months before
the state would have an opportunity
20 refute the testimony thus far taken
Governors Statement.
The statement of Governor Hatfield
a. as follows:
Now that the efforts have been re-.
newed by those who have been active
In the interests OF the Manufacturers
Light and Heat company TO secure
through a deposed Official OF this state
by attempted bribery. blackmail. die
tsgraph entTapment and other meth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
OSENTON PAYS
Sensational Alienation Suit Ends
When Judgment and Costs o.
S4o,oss.35 ls Given Clerk Of Court.

kpaclnl Dispatch to the InteIIirencer
CHARLESTON. W Va March s =-
The final chapter In the famous Osen.
ton alienation suit was closed here
this morning. when Charles W. Oson-
ton paid over 20 the clerk % the
United states District court SfOOsg So.
representing the judgment for $4,000
and accrued interest given Catherine
Osenton against Margaret ~ william.
son. whom she had sued for alienation
Of the affection 81 her husband
The case was one Of the most sen.
Hational ever heard IN the Federal
court OF this ristrict and the decision
OF Judge Keller was twice reviewed
BY superior courts
Charles Osc=ton a. a prominent
Fayetteville attorney and Democratic
politician
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DRESDEN ATTACKED In NEUTRAL
WATERS CHARGES A SURVIVOR

WASHINGTON. March lG-A state
ment issued by the German embassy
here tonight declared that the Ger.
man cruiser Dresden. sunk By a Brit
ish squadron on fhD coast OF Chile
sunday apparently was attacked while
iu shelter of neutral waters"
The embassy Information came in
CablcEI1ms yesterday and today from
Valparaiso. Chile.
Tho statement ir part follows
yesterday morning the pmbHHsy
received from Valparaiso the follow
InE cable.
German cruiser Dresden. after hav.
iu~ destroyed on English saulul shiu
ou March q vas surprised by an EnE.
Esh armor"d cruiser and pursued by
her from @ o'clock I1 tho afternoon
Dresden succeeded IH escaping fhp ar.
wored cruiser -uffr tho cover of tho
darkness Damage ir the machinery
and lacf ~ coal forced Dor fu puf into
tho island uf Juan Fernandez"
Accorlinr fu today. telegram. rr.
ceived aI fHr embassy from ErIur.
ralF0. fffHsI sounded ~ mo Dresden
were landed Hg fIr Drama 90 Said
flaruur I.rH" wl. off THH German
cruiser arc reported fY haze been En.
81 The frIngram further .rv. fE.f
me whole rf f." r.Hf % the crew l.
landed on tho island .f Juan rn.#Hr.
dsE and uin ta brourhf fg vaipartI. %
hy Chilean steamer
.ArrordirE f1 fFH British adm rfH
1rf.ort Dresden Tas caught bv Ip ar
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M'CHORD NAMED
CHAIRMAN OF !. C. C.

WASHINGTON, March 6-COm-
missioner Charles G. McChord was
elected chairman OF the interstate
commerce commission late today.
succeeding Commissioner James :.
Harlan; the chairman changes every
year. members Of the commission ro-
tating In the Office
Mr. McChord. who is a Democrat.
is from Kentucky. and was appointed
10 the commission by President Tar
In 1910. He was actively concerned
in railway legislation and was special
counsel for his state IN several rate
cases before coming to Washington
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BOOZE" GURGLED But IT
GURGLED DOWN A SEWER

Special nauHf.r f. fNa Intelligence
FAlHNONT. vs. Va March f6-
raryIHE out aH order issued by
Judge o. a Nar.rrt to-day Dol fha Ina.
fermrd.afe court Constable e. 81 sat
fnrfrd carried ar assortment Of
liquors. UHrlHfIr. OF several gallons
of uh'sFHs beef. uIra and brandy.
about f.r HtI'ur. .H 100 fu fhe ourn
cover .f fr" corner 0f jackson and
Jefferson .'rHrf. where DO was d..
s'ruEff hE pouring Do into the sewer
TH. liquors won. r.nf..afDd when
Vito .Huadi au Italian. was arrested
for .IUr1I selling DamaIi vas con.
N.lfrd and rHrfonrsd A crowd OF
200 thirsty ones quickly collected
about f.r sewer and watched with
sorrow while tHe liquors we're
wasted in fhc open sewer
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BIGGEST WARSH|P IN
WORLD IS LAUNCHED

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March 10.
Moored TO pier az the shipyard here
tonight lay the giant red hull OF the
new battleship Pennsylvania-the
worlds biggest fighting craft-Await-
Ing completion after her successful
trip today from the stocks TO the
waters Of the James River. Mechan-
les were back AZ work on the vessel
almost as soon as tugs could take her
In tow when she was safely afoat,
the builders seeing TO Il that not =
minute was lost on the task OF pre-
pairing her for commission not later
than February IS. 1916.
Secretary Daniels. OF the navy. and
Governor Brumbaugh OF Pennsylvania.
headed the distinguished company on
the launching stand TO see the Penn
sylvania take the water. Miss Eliza
beth Kolb. OF Germantown, Pa. named
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2S KILLED
Berlin Reports British Cruiser Are
thyst Badly Damaged In Dards.
nelies and Many Casualties

bEkLiN. March l6. UBy wireless 10
Sayvillel THE Overseas Ncws sEen-
oy today save out what they describe
a. a report from Athens TO the effect
thai Oh" British cruiser Amethyst sus-
ialned heavy damages and had 2s ON.
Gers and men killed and an equal mum
Der wounded during an attack on the
Inner forts OF the Dardauelles in which
Nv" British warships took part
ncwspaprr AZ Athens ha4 pub.
Ished q report that in the Uardaneuss
ih" Turks are making use o. motor
ha''erir which thHy can move quick.
ly They are being very careful OF
ih'ir ammunition. ln this regard the
a'Iirs arc different already they have
frnd away ammunition t0 the value
Of several million francs
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HEAD CAMP OF W. 0. ".
OPENED ITS SESSION
80 nIspatch to the lnt.nlr.neer-

Special Dispatch o. the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. March 16-
The head camp convention Woodmen
o. the World Jurisdiction Of West
Virginia, including the states Of West
Virginia. Maryland. Delaware and the
Distric OF Columbia opened their ses-
sions here today. This morning a pub
lie session addressed by Mayor Bow
en-. Col. 7 T. Patterson. Of Chatta-
nooga.. Tenn. Col y. ". Hayer. OF
Washington, D. C.. and others. was
held. Tonight a grand street parade
participated In by 2,0O0. was held aft.
eT whic ha class Introductory st the
Masonic ball took place Tomorrow
al business sessions. the officers will
b. elected and next years place OF
meeting chosen followed by a big ban
quet al night.
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the ship and broke bottle Of cham
payne against her receding bow after
Episcopal Bishop Berry OF Pennsyl-
Vania. had delivered a prayer
Joining with the noisy welcome
given the new dreadnought BY the
whistles Of the presidential yacht
Mayfower and harbor craft and the
shouts OF ten thousand spectators was
the hoarse shrek of the siren OF the
German commerce raider Prinz Eitei
Friedrich. tied up AZ nearby pier
Commander Max Thierichens. the
German Captain. In full uniform. was
one of the guests on the launching
stand
This afternoon a banquet was given
al Old Point Comfort by the ship
building company In honor OF the
sponsor. and Secretary Daniels was
the principal speaker
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Ellis, the practical economist who will
have charge Of The News and Inteni
EeuCer Home Economics School AZ the
y. W. g.. =. gymnasium next week.
She strives IN her talks and cookery
lessons To- show how by wise manage.
mcuf the housewife can regulate her
expenditures and reduce her house.
keeping bills without lowering hor
housekeeping standards. Acrording
to Miss Ellis well tried out theories.
Or ls possible 90 practice economy
without being pcnurious She claims
that the woman who studies 70 see
how well she can manage her home on
Row little will End ~ an intensely IN.
fDreStinE problem and b. able 20 get
Dot OF fun out OF &c.
One lecture on her program f0f
Wheeling ls ON Food Selection" and
lu this she tells how 10 select foods
so as to get the best food value FOR ths
money expended In another she win
tell how tO combine foods 20 AZ 90
Eot The most Our.ahmout ont OF thom
az the minimum cost Miss Ellis has
given considerable thought and atten.
ton fO fh" proper foods Tor children
and fHis o. another Uf the important
topics tU br taken NO in her course
fCfnffnnsH on pars FsvN
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FATHER AND MoTHER
COMMIT SUICIDE

READING. Pa. March If Edward
eeyferf. q farmer and hia wife. com.
mfftnf suicide this morning bv hang
irg them an'vra Ir their harm The
'rarrdy was dIeo0vrrad tv their two
yo1nr SONS. Sho went fo fha barn GO
Ted ne efo"F Upon entering fro
building fHny found fN..r parents
hanFInr e'f" bv eide Husband ana
wife retired Iarf Hi.hf .n mo beet of
rnir't-. b.d'Ina fHr.r children pleas.
an' rnof NIGHT They were about 90
Efara ola
There De- mo- EuoUr motive fof tho
fnHhI. .u.rIfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
CLARESBURG REPUBLICANS
NAME COUNCIL CANDIDATES

Special Dispatch fO fhe Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. March 1G-
Republicans I'm ward conventions fu.
night nominated Patrick judge for
councilman in the First ward. Charles
~ Harding in the Second Charles NJ
Ernest In the Third. Charles o.. Pat.
ton in the Fourth. and o a. sartor
in the FIfth
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GETS $1,000 MORE


rffLAuTIrITTN March Dol .garfrI
buttons fH rn1ad..IrIH.a free will HfIrr.
inE iH I.'IF sunday were increased bF
f'."" to-day. making fhH total Dol the
hand. .f fHr treasurer faaTfn one bun.
fr0d and thirty uf fHr coo churches Ir
which collections for fHr evangelist were
taken Iasf sunday have uHu made their
returns. FIVfF rrrHrfrs to-day furIuI.
Hri In fH.IaU.e rHrfrIEHfiHra were two
rfr.Er fnr $1,000 each end ono Tor $500
Tho names of the donors Ftrr not made
public
Tho rrHrErisf rprs. af two Services
.n fEn tabernacle today rfI hfffInr
trr fraii .u che Afternoon and 11t I'd
night
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NAIPARtisO March 1s-Accora.
inE tO OBJ" wounded Germans from rna
cruiser Dresden who have arrived
here. three of 'te crew were killed in
The action. The commander OF the
Dresden and 800 officers and aafIors
we're unhsrmcd and are now af Juan
Fernandez
German officers of tho Dresden wro
have arrived here declare that frev
were attacked while at anchor In cum
hrrlanf bay nr tHr north eide az fra
ISLAND ~ Juan Fernandez Ttev s..
cert that other ships lying On rori
we're damaged boy tHn ura from rra
British .hir and that shells rrrio1
irsH O1 shore kHHI a woman ana
child
The Nn.etrr0 snrffro. o. chilean
cruiser. has been r~nf fu bring fre
crow 1f fhH UrrHfan hero from Juan
Fernando and t0 .rIr.ra into frH
.Iuk.r. nf the German vararIB
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examination under the sIful handling of Congress
Avis Charles Elliott witness Light
Heat Co. yesterday told Of the story the
brbe Commissioners Ogden and Bronson by the Offers the first
Of $O and in the second of $4,000 The facts drawn out of
Elliott after the latter had testified conversations which he al
legged both Ogden and Bronson had criticized the Governor In his
testimony Elliott refreshed his by frequent references
daphone Of the conversation held with Ogden and Bronson
However presenting his evidence in Chief large part Of the
daphOne conversation not used only fragmento portions of
picked out and used by the attorneys for the Gas Co On
examination Mr. Avis had Elliott take up and tell the whole story
and finally practically the entire dcaphone conversation brought
out Here the essential points of the Elliott testimony:
Frs-Tha Elliott been employed previously testified
Light
While Parburg he had received telephone either from
in which he was told that representative of the Gas
Co. coming TO Parkersburg to see him.
Second-The representative referred Elliott in his
the hotel Chancellor Guy b. Bddnger
would pay to the Commissioners sums of money equal to their salaries
for the remainder their terms they would
ernatOal interference coercion
Thrd-EiOtt and Biddnger proceeded Charleston.
where they secured daphOne the Hotel
wha and Elliott who claimed personal friendship with Commissioner
Ogden invited him the held the
In the conversation he strongly that the pay
Mr. Ogden $4,000 for six he would make statement
alleging gubenatOa cOercan Mr. Ogden declined
suggestion the
matters he had hands, disposed Of and would then resign He
declined to meet Well particularly told Elliott that he could be
help the Gas Company the rate that disposed of
far he concerned Ogden expressed himself feeling bitter
wards the Governors but made gubernatora
ercion Of his decision in the gas
FOuth-EllO Bddinger proceeded Hunting
they Commissioner
FlOrentne Hotel which taken dictaphOne
operator this conversation, told his differences with
the Governor and spoke Of egnng Elliott suggested that the Gas
Co would him $2OO his salary for four he would
sign and make saement but Bronson declined act and made
statement indicating gubernaOral coercion the while still
declaring his mfriendy feeling toward the Governor.
Fifh-Elot still examination and efforts will be
BY the State show that Bddngr acting with direct
ihOy WE'LL and that the suggestion Of Offering
money the Commissioners did not originate with Elliott
him by Bddnger coming direct from
pursuant telephone notifying Elliott Co.'S
representative would call on him
Light Heat company VS.
on n
w time
D. the
to
alton
seasfor a ion he had
ID ION
Elliott OF Charleston was the only Ccanusd rnnsl
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WINDSOR HOTEL LOSES
SUIT AGAINST SCHENE

w ~ T|T"T|T"| u II" TTT"| T""""|T
CHARLESTON W Vs. March ia
Tho supreme court Of appeals today
affirmed the Judgment of tHr ohio r.ur.
fv rircuit count tu the case rf the WHO'D.
cor Hotel Company against OTTO srFars
Tho court held that not having been
called lr t0 participate ir the 0rrarIza
ton 0f the company srhrrE could not b.
haii tn DIE contract fHr che rurrfase af
the stock. 1uhHrribHd Tor before fhs
company hnd been Incorporated
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IMPROVED SERVICE
ON The ADEHA ROAD
Int7IIlTHnC6r Durean
Columbus. o. nfarrh Is

The supreme court today ordered
tfo Adera railroad to run train q
day each way between AdrnH In JET.
fersou county and Npn ln Belmont
county and provide adequate freight
service The road claimed the reff
to provide either O. freight or passcu-
Err service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
SITUATION PRECARIOUS IN
VARIOUS MEXICAN CITIES
APPEALS FOR AID FROM MANIA.
MILO CONE BEFORE ARRIVAL
OF CRUISER.
Many Foreigners Ask Aid In Leaving
Country and Transportation Is
Asked For.

WASHINGTON. March l6.-condi.
tons in Mexico city as well as Man
zanillo gave officials concern today.
Apparently the reoccupation OF the
capital by the Zapta forces has not
brought the expected relief. or else
Americans have tired Of their isola-
tlon and the stagnatlon which their
business has experienced, for a large
number OF them with other foreigners
asked the Itate department TODAY
through the Brazilian minister to OBJ
tain transportation for them 10 Vera
Cruz. Secretary Bryan announced
later that trains had been requested
by the American government from
both the Nilla-Zapata government and
the Carranza authorities. The exact
number OF those wishing to leave wa
not given Ia the dispatch.
Urgent representations were mad.
during the day to General Carranha
concerning his troops at ManzaniIIo
whose activities have bcen causins
snnericans and foreigners much ap
prohension. The American consul
was Instructed to keep in close touch
with the commander Of the cruiser
Cleveland should foreigners become
turther endangered II is understood
The commander has discretionary
powers, enabling him To take meas.
ures for the relief Of americans and
foreigners II an emergency should dc.
yelop. although officials believe the
presence % the warship will have q
wholesome effect on the situation
Conditions ohastly.
Early in the day President Wilson
viewed the official reports as indicst
ing that Mexico City was In less Of q
terment than before and that foreign.
ers were safer ss a result OF the ron
resentauons Of the American govern
ment He spoke. however. OF ne
quick changes IN the Mexican situs
ton and before the end Of the day
the swedish minister laid before the
slate department disquieting dis
patches received from the Swedish
legation in Mexico City. Conditions
there since the reentry OF inc
Zapatistas was described by tbe
Swedish charge d'afaireR a. depI,-
able and "ghastly" His dispafch
said that the home OF Gustav i.uDd
holm. a Swedish subject. had heer
despoiled by the Zapatlstas and thai
another Swcde had been robbed In tbe
(Continued on Page rv.ivs,
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mored cruiser Kent. protected cruiser
Glasgow and the auxiliary cruiser Or
ANA near Juan Fernandez island.
Considering the existing conditions.
inc bfrsa"u apparently had been at
lacked while IN shelter Of neutral
waters
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HOW TO BUY AS WELL AS COOK
FOOD is TAUGHT BY MISS
ELLIS
Who VIII Lecture All Next Week Un.
Joint Auspices Of the News and
lntelligeneer.
Economy o,

Economy OF money.
time and labor. a subject
Of paramount importance
In these days Of complex
living and high prices, 10
20 bc a theme much dis
cusscd from various
standpOintq. hv Harriet
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Big MONEY OFFERED MEMBERS
OF PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
CHARLES ELLIOTT STAR WITNESS OF THE MANUFACTURERS
LIGHT HEAT co. TELLS OF THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS SPENT BY COMPANY IN CASE
ALSO THAT UNDUE INFLUENCE WAS BROUGHT TO BEAR TO
MAKE STATEMENTS FAVORABLE TO THE
COMPANY DURING THE HEARINGS

Witness Stand All Day Tells Of DetecaphOne
Got Instructions From Biddnger the Dictator Who Came
Direct From Pittsburgh with Authority Act"
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HOUSE PASSES
WARNES BILL
LOWER HOUSE OF OHIO ASSEM-.
BLY, PASSES BILL TO De.
cENTRALIZE ASSESS
MENT SYSTEM
AdJutant General TO Plan for MiIitar,
instruction In Public Sehools-
Other Measures
IntOliigsncsr BuroAu.
Columbus, o.. March n


The House today passed the Parrett.
Whittemore bill TO decentralize the
taxation assessment system ana repeal
the Warnes law. Democrats declared
the chief fault OF the measure was that
II restored the old assessing system.
They voted against the bill with the
exception OF five minority members.
The vote was 76 TO Al and was based
mainly on party lines. No Republicans
opposed H.
The bill now goes to the Senate,
where IL is expected number OF
minor amendments will be included be.
fore Il Is passed.
The Senate defeated the Myers bill.
which would abolish the special inter.
rogatories In court cases.
Because OF the long list OF intricate
amendments which the committee had
made to the Moore civil service ripper
when II reported the bill for passage
action on the measure was postponed
until o'clock.
Adjutant General Hough. George
l.. Converse, cOmmandant OF cadets al
the Ohio State University, and super
intendent OF public instruction Miller
will be soon at work devising a polio,
and plan for military instruction IN
the schools and universities OF the
state. The Senate unanimously adopt
ed the Stivers resolution, making such
provision.
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THE wEArHEn

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West virginia. OHIO anH Nrafsr4
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