The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20

william Jennings Bryan in an address
swing into the dry" column next fall.
The report of the Darlington creamery
for the year 1916 shows that 12O,662
pounds of fine creamery butter was
made. This is weekly average of over
2.320 pounds Il week or over 10000 pounds
month. During the year they also
paid out for cream s31,06i.73. an aver
age of nearly $500 per week, or nearly
$500 per month.
Jack Daniels. sehring potter, is very
much alive. although physician hao
deadly fumes emanating from the eX-
haust Of his automobile. Daniels was
working under the car when he took
deep breath and was rendered uncon-
moned. He worked for four hours and
failed, he sail, to find any trace OF n
heart beat. Then pulmotor was used
for two hours and the man was revived.
His recovery is believed certain.
State Treasurer Chester f. Bryan has
come out for woman suffrage. expressing
the hone that the assembly will pass the
bills already introduced in both houses
I'm nv home county Of Madison women
own and operate more than 2S.UuU acros
of land" he said ut is not consistent
that they should he asked 10 pay taxes
and have M voice In levytng them
That's the rock I. stand on.
By almost unanimous vote a resolu-
tion by Democratic Floor Leader Stokes
was adopted directing the general as,
Scmhly Sergeant-at-arms 70 dlsregara
State Auditor Donehy's rule, that each
member Of the general assembly furnish
Il rcquisition for supplies and that these
supplies be secured and distributed
without requisition upon the auditor.
1t Is estimated that as many AS 1000
voters in Cleveland omitted voting at
the recent election for fear they would
be selected for jury duty. They got
wise" to the fact that the jury commisss
making up the lists Of names from the
INST Of voters casting ballots in the cleo
lions. 1t was found upon investigation.
that at least 35 men worked about the
polls NIL day., but did not cast vote
themselves. Some of them were Judges
and clerks.-Cadiz News.
Girls on parole from the Delaware
Girls Industrial school for year. upon
recommendation of Mrs. Margaret NC
full release by the board Of administra-
ton, under a resolution adopted The
same rule Is in force at the Lancaster
Boys Industrial school,. Heretofore
girls from the Delaware institution re-
inalned under supervision Of the super
intendent until the age Of 81. regardless
of how good their behavior might be.
The nice roam shorthorn calf that was
raised by Edward Clifford. and shown at
our county fair last fall. was sold by
Chester Bransnn at the Columbus sale
last week for $3.50. This is possibly the
highest priced young bull that has ever
been raised in this county.-Cadiz Re-
publican.
Our southern neighbours, the thriving
city of Woodsfield. Is to be modern in
dispensing weather forecasts On their
new ice plant n siren whistle has been
nlaced and by a code Of blasts tho farm
ers and others are to be kept informed,
If IL cold wave Is in sight three screw
sounding blasts will be blown.-Barnes-
vile milestone.
Already there are about twenty-five
implications for the pastor Of tho First
Presbyterian church here. The hearing
Of candidates will probably not be start
ed for some time as there arc number
Iof neighhoring pastors who have been
engaged to fill the pulpit for several
Sundays-St Clalrsville Belmont Chron-
icle
Miss Mary Sheppard. Of Cherry street.
has been elected by the St. Clafrsville
hoard Of education to succeed Miss Tay-
lor as teacher Of art and music In the
public school She will start on her
duties next Monday. Miss Sheppard Is
4 graduate Of Mt. Union College. and Mas
also studied at Chicago.-Barnesvllle
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