The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-02

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. RE5!GNAT|O
s, T. ;;f;p ,$o '7;s ;4ffj Ohio co,jt
,i"nal resignation Of 'r'r \; r sh.pur,d
of Dayton. from tho state board OF aa-
ADMINISTRATION und his attack GA Gov
cox who appointed him. Shepard served
as member OF The board under Cox
PREVIOUS administration. lie was ict
mu; by Gov Wills but was nut back
Ivy ,'ox when lie returned to office this
wear. Shepard is Il Republican and u
close friend Of Cox. and Is considered
an expert in his limo Of medical activity.
having been Superintendent .: me
columbus Stat. hospital for years. In
his statement. pr. Shepard said that the
state board of administration which has
charge Of III" stat" institutions ~
,ur"ly ornamental; lie criticized the
loose manner in which state affairs are
conducted and said that Cox has not
kept his pledge 10 bring about reforms.
After Shepard resigned Cox issued
statement. in which h" showed his re,
sentiment H." said he regretted that
shepard has quit hut charged that hn
WAS chatting under the law.
=. Guard now being formed in Eastern
chic probably viii include Companies
H. and NJ. Of Youngstown. now q pnrt
e the. Firth regiment and other units
viii 10 located at tho following points
Ia eastern Ohio: East rnl"stinc. Column
hiana county; Lisbon. columhiana com
~: Stcuhcnvilo jefferson county: Mas.
sion. Stark county: Hcllnir". Belmont
county: Niles. Trumhull county; kinS-
man. Trumhull county; Coshoct"n'
,'nshocton county: New Philadelphia.
ruscarrwas county; Canal Dover. IuS-
caravans county; RavHnna. Portage
county and such other points IN eastern
ohio as Major W. =. Love may dsterm-
inc.
Governor Cox today approved nearly
n score OF acts passed by tho lcgtsla-
turc Among them were the Terrell
act providing for financial relief Of
cities. the act providing for coinrnls,
sion to study health insurance and ola
age pensions. the Sixth act rcQuirin Ing
street railway companies to furnish
seats for their motOrnen and conduc-
tors. the act providing for governor
mansion. the act providing Tor estah-
lshment Of a state board OF education
and a bill abandoning the North Fork
feeder OF the Oto canal in Licking coun-
y.
Joseph L. Wilson employee OF n local
vaudeville house who shot his wife to
.-,leuth in the city hall here 1lvo years
ago has been pardoned from the peni-
Tertiary ny Governor Cox, Il became
known here today when Wilson returned
from Sandusky where he was employed
at the Soldiers Home there as trustE.
Ohio News Notes.
AKRON-Prubute court officials said
,nda ythey had a confession from Rus
sell Heller. -. arrested for highway
II III" death Of an unidentified man
rCund north Of here several weeks ago.
Heller. they said. confessed tho killing.
and then said it was not true.
GREENvILLE-Jacoh Rhoadcs. f5
years old. an inmate OF the Drake coun-
- infirmary. was run down and hi!lSd
today by an Ohio Electric car while
walking on tho track near the home. Mr..
H,hnadcs was partially deaf.
CLEEELANn-Mrs. Mary A Dyer OF
Canton has sued the r. & o. railroad
,+or injuries alleged to hav" been TO
rcivcd last December. She wants ST.
;n6n.
CINCINNATI-steel construction pre-
vented a smashGp Of many cars when
Il New York Central fast train was
I wrecked at Clcvcs as the result OF
broken rail.
CINCINNATI-~Two legs Of the new
! Sherman-Sherldan highway were map
ped out yesterday. They pass through
! Hamilton. Clermont. Warren, Clinton,
! Fayettc. Prknway. Fairfield and Mus
kinEum counties ONTO Wheeling.
nouncing the meeting and enclosing
4 copy OF Governor Cornwells proCla-
nation asking that the people assem-
BILE in patriotic gathering, demonstrate
Ing that they are behind the President
in the pending crisis.
The following Is the line Of march
of the veteran soldiers and cadets:
Starting at Twelfth and Chapline.
down Chapline to Sixteenth down
Sixteenth TO Market TO the Auditor
ium.
Hon. Warren c. Harding Of Ohio
who is 10 speak in the Eoff Street
Temple this evening while on his way
TO Washington. will address the pa
triotic meeting later in the evening.
The Hon. J. Francis Burke, congress.
cipal speaker.
} The program follows:
& Music ............Su Summers Band
: Meeting called TO order by Mayor II.
L. Kirk. introducing Hon. ". p.
: Hubbard as chairman.
Invocation. ..Rt. Rev. P. ]. Donahue
''AS Charles S. Morrison. leader: N''
Address ......Hon. J: Francis Burke
Address ........ Mr.. Harry Cochran
ttQuicS ~. "a -. - Ni'"'
Music ..............Su Summers Band
Address Hon. Warren G. Harding
Song ........ Star. :Spangled Banner
Charles S. Morrison, leader.
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Colds Cause Headache and Grip
It LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NlNE removes
- cause There is only one "Bromo Gull
G nine. +. W. GROVES signature on
q box CSC,
5 new BAPTIST PASTOR
e TAKES CHARGE HERE
2 Preached Introductory Sermon to Largo
:, Audience Yesterday Morntng-rs
: Impressive Speaker.
5 Rnv. John NacCuli2ch. recently o.
|. Newton's Square -, near Philadelphia,
now pastor of the First BAPTIST church.
: ;Twclfth and Byron streets. preached his
Introductory sermon yesterday morning.
Rev MacCulloch succeeds Rev +. t..
Brinlnstonl. who has taken charge OF n
. Clarkshurg church.
Dr. Mact'uloch said In part:
ITO say that Jesus was ;hr servant &C
humanity is hut 10 ascribc 10 him the
great dignity which. by right OF merit
: and BY reason Of personal worth. be-
, longs TO him. Never before in the his
tory Of the human race did such dignity
sit so serenely upon the shoulders OF