The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-30
OPPOSED To
LIQUOR TAX
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/ COLUMBUS. O.. April "9.--J. a.
!, White. Of the Ohio Auli-Saloon
League. is opposed to the proposal
: on matt and sprituous liquors in or
! DIR 70 raise money with which to-
! carry on the war. He said that every
| friend Of temperance in Congress will
br asked 10 work against the provi-
sion OF the war revenue measure.
Those who believe in the right
! cnuSneSs Of the dry cause" according
20 Mr.. White. would rather bear an
added burden Of taxation. If that is
. necessary. than have brewers and dis
! lillrrs placed in the position Of want
age given in return for extraordinary
aid 70 the nation.
+ This was the tactical error during
the Civil War. and ii has taken 30
! that brewers and distillers were not
entitled to extraordinary protection
, as 4 result of their contribution 10 the
war revenue"
Dry workers of Ohio are urged by
Superintendent White to write their
Congressman to oppose the PROPOSE
: ton.
Tho annual conference Of the suf-
! frasists of Tho Mississippi Valley will
: be held in this city May lila. Gov
rrnor Cox. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait
! and Judge LittlcfoTd. Of Cincinnati,
will address Il meeting on Sunday,
! May -.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton. Warren.
president of the Ohio Woman Suffrage
! Association will be POSTMASTER at a
/ dinner Saturday evening al The Dcsh-
~, rncTnn1.GI
! Judge Littleford. Cincinnati: Judge
: Frank NJ. German. Cincinnati: L. w.
Doty. Columbus and cleveland: Miss
Gratia Shipman Erickson. Chicago:
| Mrs Myron B. Norce. Detroit. former
| corresponding secretary Of the Ohio
Woman's Suffrage Association: Mrs.
Robert Clcndenning, North Dakota;
, Miss Florence F. Allen. Cleveland.
and Mrs. John H. Francis, Columbus.
The States belonging to the Missis-
: sippi Valley conference are: Ala
hama Arkansas. Illinois, Indiana.
owa. Kansas. Kentucky, Louisiana
! Missouri. Nebraska. North Dakota,
! Ohio. Oklahoma. South Dakota. Ten
nesscr. Texas, West Virginia and
| Wisconsin.
| Captain Francis r. McCook. OF
Sipubenvlle. descendant Of the IA
; nous Ohio family Of Fighting Nc
! Cooks" reported to Adjutant General
! Wood to-day with the muSter-in rolls
/ of new company 1t Steubenvl!le.
! which will b" 4 part OF the now Tenth
| Regiment 1t will be Designated Com
! pany F. and will BIO the color comra.
nv of the regiment. The new comra- |
ny has an enrolment Of s. men. Cap ;
: tain McCook comes from the branch
! Of the MCCOokS known as the Tribe |
! Of Dan" His father was George W. !
! McCook. and his grandfather was Col. !
! George W. McCook. who served in |
/ both the Mexican and Civil Wars.
DR.. 4. c. True, Washington. r. C..
representing the Department of Asri- |;
culture in its relations TO States. In |
discussing Ohio's war nccds' with |
! Clark S. Wheeler executive secretary !;
/ Of the agricultural division Of the ,
, State council OF denfcnse to-day. said !;
. that all Of the S25.0O0n 400 soon expect |
cd 10 be available through bill pend !
ing in Congress will be distributed |
selnlv through land grant colleges.
Ohio's portion. expected 10 be not |
less than 100000. will be iistrih- |
uted through the agricultural extern |
sion department Of Ohio State Uni
vcrsity.
President W C. Thompson. Of Ohio !
State University, has asked all jul
nors and seniors in the university to /
report for further instruction in mill !
tary science All Of these men have |
! had two years Of military training. |
and the new course to be offered will !
i consist Of tactical instructions and !
! field drill TO qualify the students for
| commissions in the regular army.
Nervous Indigestion
: Mrs !. +. Baldwin, Sandy Creek, y. |
~. suffered great deal from pains
! in the stomach due to nervous indi- !!
gestion. She writes. "Chamberlain's !
, ~, hIatc rclinrad mn rirht away and