The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-22
REPS, AND DENIS.
!. JOINED IN MOVE

.coLUHBC Is o. 9,x 1"n Democrats aampFs have
iotned hands in the movement 10 o'is
the saloons out OF Ohio this year, 10
result OF the meeting OF dry Repuo-
licans here yesterday ! state comm, ~
fee. headed BY Charles 4. Reid. OF
WASHINGTON c. H.. former meta SSi "
the legislature. was nan'eu. ano Iii,
h chosen. 4 letter WAS read from
former Governor F. L. Willis. In wnicn
hA gave his hearty approval 10 the GiS
movement II. ". DauShertJ. OK -
lumbus. former state CHAIRMAN, shat
cent 4 letter in which he urged ma ina.
Republicans do all III their power tnls
yesr TO put the saloop. not only OUT OF
politics, but out or The state entirely.
United States Senator Wesley l. Jones.
of washington. spoke in behalf OF the
dry cause. and said that nc believed
United States Senator Warren y. Haro-
tnx, Of Ohio. would support dry meas
ures in congress VIXEN his state goes
on record for temperance laws ga anc ., sHs
eradication Of the saloon, Inc s'a'e
committee is composed OF:
Charles a. Reid, Washington c. r..
chairman; W. T. Blake. East Liverpool
vfce-chairman: Colonel WorthAnSeon
Kaufman. Columbus. secretaFF; u ~, a.
Stauffer, Ottawa. treasurer: l.. \. Hug
gins. Columbus: L. {: Hake. IrGmoaii
county. and William Martin. Toledo.
Harvey e. CARRIER. head OF the now
defunct True Democracy league. TOOK
occasion the day following his recon
ciNatior1 with Governor Cox to Issue
statement for prohibition. independents
apparently OF the Republican or Demo-
cratic meetings.
Gerber declared that the world war
and food conservation necessity adaed
TO the work OF the regular ORGANIZED
prohibition forces .'pnrtend The aoon-
ticn Of saloons In Ohio this year.
II don't sec how the state can be
kept out OF the dry column. he sara.
1.-The quicker brewers turn their prop
srty to other uses. AZ IN other states.
tho better they will De OF financially.
The war department. al Washington
has ordered Adjutant General u. n.
Wood to instruct ~ officers Of the med
tcal corps and IS enlisted men. pre-
viously recommended BY the guard Oh
ficials. to report at Columbus barracks
not later than June "a 10 be prepared
TO enter government service. They will
he sent June c5 10 Fort benjamin Har-
rison for preliminary training. Recon-
nnendation for the assignment OF the
i men WAS sent TO the war department.
week ago.
According to AdJutant General Wood.
the % medical officers represent abous
half the medical force OF tne guard
needed seriously now IN making medl-
cal examination al r"crmit applicants
throuShGuf thr state. I'll" work viii
be dom by tn" v"ma;uinS officers no
other physicians TO be put in the >crE-
ice. n said.
Official notification also was re-
cciyrd today "c :s,!.r:,i recognition o.
companies r. and f.. 'ils!:c"r$ Of Clevs-
land. Thrs'' iNo ,.,,nri'.t'' u regiment
Of engineers Toy the ORR" guard.
Another official statement from the
war department, authorized the Ohio
guard t. rcvrus, nn,it = !. I; tuChcS in
height Or OVER .:ud n.''i Weighing ~ low
rs l.n pounds ~, ".n"rw -" pnNSicall?
lit. Aaai'car:s ~. -! i."rrtrl"re BE-
canSc' "l bcinl un'i.l weight " nclShe
will be recalled ard examined again.
According 20 .NijUtan; General MOOD
no 'ord"r hH& conc from in" var do
partn,rl!t Ter carrier mobilization than
provided ir ia" ,"i@ia:.i "''l,r -: S'N-
erai weeks ac" r.GUtrul% al ~ mherS
: OF III. guard IL tc assembled IL th"i"
Irrespective arm"ri,* iui> - prepared 4"
he taken iu,o ic'Iti;,I service. Reports
from Washington Yesterday minated
carrier mobilization.
Governor cox i>>W.d r"0u!Siti"n on
Secretary a.: Stat Lansing thus morn
ing for rAtradi.''rn tv,'n; tanadn OF
NuInla Nach"w:h.. waited =; Cleveland
for forgery ct $%\h b2nk savings
Withdraw al rrc",iI March =.
Continued uiar>"u ,tnpr"vcnr"n, IN
Gar rov"u'cn'> - r'n"r,"'i thtS mort
inS ny III" j'Unl!, utilities com mss: "u
from reports e. ,::S."r.t"gS. An ORDER
was ISSUED i"r si"vruvu, at :" cars
lied Up nSAr ''aci!>i" and III" lu"lruC-
ZION lmnruI.i.'l.. "b''N.'i. WLlS;ati"n
and terminal t.urs NOW ere ui II" con-
sequence in Ohio. tity ,'u'HiS>lnu says.
United States U.Stric; .Iuds" John j.
Safer held |":av th:.t rra.irkS against
the President -atu u"l h:t,r To D.: made
in tho pr,'S"nC" -: the President TO
come within u" &cu;": ii ;''l"t&i laws
protecting TN "rir".s% "h:"t executive.
Tho ruins MIS- ni':ue "I,grIiiui; d.
murrcrS f;itd d: ""ur$. !"I clarcuC-
Miller au,. L. UIn'rt"i. .>;.rk"aih.
charged with having mace :nStitIaS re-
marks ahn.s: r3"Slr..flt Wilson Their
trials Mer.. so tor Monday.