The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-31
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DAY NOTABLE

COLUMBUS. c.. May 3o.---unite2
States Senator Warren q. Harding Was
the principal speaker today ~ the Me-
| mortal Day exercises held In this cit5 6.
Tho speech making followed 4 parade
! which orn OF the largest and most
notable ever held here. This was duo
~ the war conditions. "rSauizsti"nS par
! ticipatinE through patriotism that hAd
not taken part in d Memorial Day parade
for years.
State OF INSPECTOR Charles l.. Rcsch
y"strrda" announced Tn" app0lHtnen:
ut - Kew deputy Inspectors. Trey arc:
SyINnnuS Waiter ArehbGld: L, W.,
Wa: William J. Dcyunney. Cincinnati:
.Willmn. y. Harlow. CINCINNATI; Joe
Miller, iIil!shoru: Daniel Mlschler. San-
dusky: Jacob ). prIrt. portsmouth,;
Cleveland: William .Anlidon. Clevc-
land: Edward utt Cleveland; Alfred
Humphrey. Ashtabula: NJ. r. Gearon.
Youngstown: W. +. Fcrrcll. Carrollton;
W. II. Ncwiang. i;avcnnr: NJ. Grlbble.
E"llatr"; charles rluchcl. Alliance;
! Emmct Leo. Wooster; william l.. 30
lin. GAINESVILLE; clyde LAtchaw. Mari
eta.
Tn" new deputies. who will start
| work EriGny. are Democrats.
State institutions ;his year VIII nut
out nearly iwic" much ground IN
crops rs lECS GIG iHSt year. Ht't't- "dI' -
Will care for 1871 acres This year ""in-
lur.d TO l.l6" last year ana $50 III l*i.i.
The Boys Industrial School has "lada
the best showing. Thirty acres wcr"
tlIl"d tier i'll 1915. while today t5i ara
under cultivation. The Institution for
Fec bic Minded has The largest state
fariu--"4" acres. tn" "nly institution
which tnii"d 10 increase lt* acreaS" was
i'IIDuKvicw Hospital! Cincinnati. which
for Il number OF years has been farming
+, 5Sh acres.
| In addition to l.99l acres Of vegetu-
! blcS, other foodStuttS have been planted.
| at various institutions. as follows:
Corn. l.349 acres; potatu"s. 5Q11- wheat.
! Az: cats i99: sweet corn. 3"J: toma-
| toes. l7o.5 acres.
In answer 10 n number Of requests ~
liquor interests that tho liquor license
! board change or modify its erdcr clos
! ing SaluoES on registration day. M. II.
| Rose of the board today announced The
| boards first order Will stand in spite
OF all protest. Saloons will he closed
registration day.
Minors and operators in the Pomcroy
| district yesterday protested TO the Stntc
| utilities commission against the pro-
posed I5-ccnt increase in rates on coal
| hauled 10 the Great Lakes.
The rate boost ia TO become effective
July |. unless the commission. on hear
| Ing OF objections. rules otherwise. At
! terstatc shipments will 80 into ctGcc:.
! Tho supreme court has affirmed tho
| Judgment OF the common pleas and cir
| cult court Of appeals OF Montgomery
! county III sustaining a demurrer IN an
| action brought by W. Ii. Woolcry. farm
| er. for an injunction againS, county
, comm ssionrrS OF Montgomery and Pre-
! bic counties To restrain the boards
acting us b-cnun;y tuberculosis hos
| pital board. from proceeding /" ISSUE
! bonds and cNpcNd $4,000 IT, hug land
| and erect n joint county tuberculosis
! hospital Wn0lcry challenged the sta
! tUtes creating and empowering Joint
county boards TO act.
An ord"r by tho public utilities COM
! mission requiring tho kanawha ard
| Michigan railway company TO furnish
! coal cars 10 the Ilnckiuc Domestic Coal
| company between EiobSon and Cheshire
WAS reversed by tho supreme court to-
| day. Tn" railway cla!m"d its contract
| for use OF the Hooking Valley road gave
| IL no authority 10 furnish cars for local
! business under penalty Of annullmcnt
~ the contract TO use the Hooking Val
| Ley road.
Nick Lopa OF Lima. mus: serve n
! life sentence fo-'.the rnurt~ OF James
: Fntton. July ~. 1918 The supreme
court TO-DAY reversed III" c"ur: cf ap-
! peas which set aside the conviction in
the common pleas court on grounds Of
discovery OF new evidence.
| Officials OF the Ohio public utilities
commission said today that the most
serious problems Of. tic-ups OF railroad
freight and coal cars in Ohio vii! have
been solved b. next week. CONGESTION
o. cars nor in use in switch Yards OF
!, larger cities will be relieved as result
OF Investigations conducted By the com
! mission in the last three weeks The
! Investigation Will continue with tmmn-
! diate orders fo:- relief in instances where
cars are delayed longer than they should
| be. II was said.