The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13

ms year. Can you beat it?-Marietta
ltegister-Leader.
Cincinnati branch Of the National
security league was formed last FRI
day night. During the meeting one gem
tleman, who evidently suffered from
the delusiOn that he spoke for the Ger
man man A IN cause IN this section
1 nation making great preparations for de-
Tense. Why isn't Il feasible for the
nited states TO prepare itself against
This II an Independent nation; IL il a
rich nation. and II has always been a
, leans feel that money spent on the i'm
provement OF their army and navy il a
Wise FORM OF insurance against disaster
lt ~ most assurediy feasible for them to
take any measures OF defense that an
peal 20 them. The German-American has
on many occasions shown his LOYALTY to
ms adopted country. II Is too bad that
a small part Of his number insists on act
| ing IN "A way which Is not patriotic and
meut among Americans who feel that
their sole allegiance g. due to the Gov
eminent Of the United States.--Cinclnna-
a Ttmes-Star.
Jonathan T.. tfaines OF Licking county
| serving a sentence in the Ohio peniten-
tiary for forgery, has painted very
good portrait Of Gov. Frank - willis
which Warden Thomas will soon present
10 the governor.
The police have been asked to assist
% Locating Henry Zerres. Pleasant
disappeared from his home last evening
S,Irts. VINO - blind. ~ h. said. became
infatuated with another woman and b.
thought 20 De In company with her Some
time ago fire partially destroyed the
ltrres store on Pleasant Heights and
1os1sTda{ ne collected the insurance
money with him. The Information To-
the police was filed by Zerres' vile "
East Liverpool Tribune.
Masked robbers attacked william
| Narshner and his wife. while they slept
mont. and compelled them 10 reveal
/ the hiding place Of $3.50 IN cash and
checks which were stolen by the tiGcves
10 the state emergency board provides
FUNDS Tor that $4,000 agricultural
commission deficiency. IL mirht a. v,eii
ehut up shop and retire from business
% b. exactly the sort Of a case inc,
I should turn deaf ears To-. That deficien-
S6mm ilia "I SsJ b haye osSarred ~ ths
ni w." business entrusted to them. 10 was
| Wthin their power 60 have conducted
I ihe state fair az "a money making event
and Ho had no right 10 make = more,
l'Hlna allaif 81 % They have no right
! o. ash he taxpayers % support them
Iu their lack of Judgment and care In
tley had Kept the fair within me s~obe
'I ltf nlEh purpose and ruled Do down 10
1 llNtirt or excellence and an eNhibil
"i merit. there would have been no dofi-
go. but going into the show buainegu
lheF should not call upon the tarpaverg
io shoulder the rich of it-Ohio State
Journal
W. g. tfandsry a son ~ Zapesvius
we're awarded the contract for the nevg
MARION hlFh school building on their ia
~ fsf.51q.
salary or chatteI liam ae.nt. undo,
Poe new LLOYD eo-cailod tIoan ahert
Jaw may NOT maintain more than ono
etiifc iu The state. Attoruev generaf|
Turner has declared in an opinion 10.
superintendent ~ Banks HALL mo rui
jog wac considered ~ far-rrarhfrr ef
I'ff. iulHWurh Hs ~ witi prevent f0a,
'Wu Hnirr representing large capital
If'iM ,"nductiug "a string 81 loan 0fficer
iu Ohio.
Ihc rtafe gduatrial commission has
announced the reaur0lutnleut 81 Uarnid
pr sites of Ashland county. a. araIrfanf
20 rotary ~ The communication Tffa rsfrrg
p ~ nN1 r. year. Sites. who la L. Ttsr,,..
,tAt has held thig position Tor two wears
We haf charge 81 the work Dol the rDs,,
ION reception room. fIe also Iootr
aiter the commissions publicity Wort
lnefo we're several applicants Tor III
bhio'H death rate a. t1.Gf usr 100 nom.
Alinn. Inr birth rate o. 1875 The fefsf
Mluher of births last year was as -nr
ihe feN proportion o. in favor % the