The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
HIGHWAY BILL
IS HELD VALID.

.spsci., Dispatch :" ;nc io;s!ts':te;; -,.;,ru.v
x,onerai Mct;hcc ruled tha, ;hr M"'"lhy
sItrhwey commission bill of tn" last seS
eiou of the general ass"tihi? - 'h, ,,,
despite the fact that !: mas II" ''>'' ''''@
clause. r,,.,s THAT
the title Of the btu and Other pitSShS
IN e ofior clear and CONVINCING ~
OF the legislative intcati"n :" INA ~
loss Of the rnarting rlaus'' III TN, p'"
cess OF enrolling the Dill does "''
der the measure invalid.
Tho state board Of nhartn;arS 80! 49,,
announced that &c Of !6N applicants ="
rharmac,st certificates scr" gran ~
certificates: II others MADE n'E'
enough grades to Ect assistant VA, i','
ciSt certificates anI ~ % !" 'appitta"n'
for assistant pharmacist r"rlliuA,S
We're SuccnsSiul IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80"
Quoted April :. / and ,. ~ .ho
Byron Spoon OF Forest. made 'he
highest grade. -. IN the pharmacists ~
a,ninatinn and Frank y. Si.ttu OF ANY
werp the highest grade. ~. III '"' ~"
sistant pharmacist oNan1in;sti""'
Tho Ohio Dry Federation. wn;th w VII
have charge -, ~" raiupatgn this laI'
10 vote ohio Int" the dry column. 20
Say adop,cd resolutions p"utioniu%
Congress- not to rar" al Increased W;G
tax on !ntcXicai !Ic liquors. but |" sup,
press the liQuo" traffic en'lr"iE: ~
full share OF any revenue iiat may ~
lost thereby.
Ohio railroads intend to advance" goal
freight rates fifteen cents 4 'ru. lH,@
hrcainc known today. whom +. y. A'aEiS
of Column bus agent FOR the coal carry
dnK railroads ot tho STATE uicd taI''
with the public utilities c"ihs''sS s.','i
providing for ~ uniform Increase from
ell points throughout Ohio OK. - Se'''S
per ton on coal.
Several months RSo the QtlitirS coI'
rnisston issued an order cutting Inc c"St
rate fiYe cents ton. Inc raI'Eoaus
appealed to the supreme court IRON a'is
order and tho appeal IL Still penoinS'
In flinx the new tariff. the raHroaoS
Informed tho utilities commission that
the increased cost OF labor. ana supplies
made the new rate necessary.
Tho designation yesterday OF ohio
State University as u trnlniiS Schoo'
Tor prospective army aVlaeors IL fN
pected to greatly increase local interest
in that branch OF military service.
Tentative plans call for the asslgnlns
OF an army aviator TO the university
camp as instructor and 70 give n euui
tton TO certain academic studies. actual
flying training.
Terminal. are 20 be located in Co.
lunbus and Il, Dayton with tn;crmediate
stations at Springfield. Fairfield. ana
six other points not yet seiecIeo'
D. l.. Moor. chIct OF police at Wash
3nston {. H. recently accused OF I'M
moral couduc:. IN an affidavit h!rd ~
4 'patrolnau. "N"urcaied OK IN"
charge in I hearing before the evil S"E-
vice board which lasted ell day yr$t'r-
day and Far; e last night.
Columbus has refused ~ adopt Eas;-
ern time. IIiy council last night DE-
fra,ed en- ocdl1auce providing that Co
lurnbus clocks hr adNa3cen "ic hour
The STATE o. ohio ha! $>.IiI.'oS IN
it's .Nchsiilcr at ih,. clos" ~ business.
April ~ sal" Treasurer Bryan an
nouuc.d yesterday. This Ms divided
as follows. t;rt"rai :s'"uUe fund So
zs5.u1t: sinking iUnj Si."'". hiShwaE.
s3.74"s211: >i."ia: school. $>".if.. liNu";'
licenses SIJgr%".
Although Only 7".0rn Signatures arc
Needed tor :. ri. r.n'lun; Oh me !is%-
noiCS presidential SUf:rag. bill II. \.
Mckenzie. IN charS. az IN" anti-Sus-
fragc Cau:p;,!sa. say not l'SS ihAH ~
nou Signatures wa D.. :!l"G ~ifn ia@
secretary e.: $:itv.