The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-12
OHIO NEWS

L 01nO AaAAs ],
COLUMBUS. O.. August II -Patro1-
Ism and Prohibition wifi. play 4 larS.
part in the prir:LricS t" D. held n this
State next Tuesday. August Is. for the
nomination Of candidates for state. Ju-
dicial legislative. county S,Id congress
sjonal offices and for the> selection o.
party committeeman. Ohib has more
than 1900. 0oV voters. but II is not be-
uered that more than 100000 will so
10 the polls Tuesday. Dem ncratlc state
office-holders headed by Governor
James NJ. Cox. who seeks "a third term.
have no opposition FOR denomination.
For the Republican, nomination for gov
ernor the candidates are former Govern
or Frank 5. Willis. former Lieutenant
. Governor John II Arnold and former
Republican Stat" Chairman thwln
Jones There arc nearly a. dozen can
didaHe for the. Republican nomination
for lieutenant gorrrnor'and ha1t Il o"HeH
for secretary of state
Two. Of the present Democratic CON
r1ressm en-. Gordon and t>roScScr. both OF
Cleyelaa I'd. arc opposed BY the nationai
adminisl ration b.callSt. ~ the1r slieEeo
refusal 10 support the MISUNDERSTANDING ~
its war program. Criticism also mas
'haen mad Z of tho attitude OF Congress
mon Sherwood. OF Toledo. and 'tlaEpool.
of c.trilhc othe cir Willis. TOO. has
he., cit c tsed IN Sarme quarters because
~ his Advocacy Of an Embargo on .H'n-
ini+ions be f,src tho C,,ited States entered
th.~aT Mr. Willis declared that the
r;1,ited 81 a1eS. III following kreStoene
IrilSor'A INDUCTION TO be neutral 10
Thought and deed. was mot following
consistent ><courSe unless II re'useo 20
sell aInrnLa ltlon TO hed Qs'SentS' -u'
willis has ,.1aioted freely from fresfoenl
yb71ron's sp.xsches and papers to Sho"
that he had cen IN ma -I'ons ,.,,i.,,
Ir.-,6r,t on NE question of neutrality
and his war "A >licy. SINCE tho Gnl1eo
STATE. entered the European con1uee
Mr.. Willis has basn active IN "SU enter
pfises. ..,,o,,.,,o
Tho state will Avotc on r. staee"loe
ys,ohibition aInenduiA Mt next @at' anu OH
cffort will be made IN the pr u'<'1' eS a"o
in the election in November 80 80,
members Of the leEi Stature who VII! woe
for the ratification OF tne
prohibition amendment
Secretary Of State Fulton nav 7et,|
out notices TO all local election
70 send in returns OF next lues oot
urinary election just aS1Soon as en- 'oe
prec1rcts have reported 10 tulIitSh>
snpsreut indication of tho ina! re- -
IN the county. From teW scat .
S-.cincts from each county n" oelleS "a
n viii be possible by comparing results
LII, Forn,er primaries To obtain an eo-\
~ ir6,cati,n Of what candidates Will De +
dominated.
! Dr e. = Clark. chairman orthe exc
cutiye committee. volunteer rototca'
Service corps. has issued can toF
6,eetinr Of all physicians Of the SINH
o,D
next Tuesday. August -. I" 0"hS'u%
IN. Tnosr sftacttvs means of 9oolhzlns
Tho entire medical profession Yer war
rorr The counties included IN tne
sixth district arr Ashland. H"iF'fS. ""
honine. Portage. Rtchiand STARK. Su'7
init and Nayns.
State Superintendent :" Iue''' ~"
&,ruc.ion +. (. r.arS"n has mag i" ''p
heal to all colleges and untE''rStti.> ~
s.nd to Camp sherman. thilltc"the. All
An.ooar,y.. <ur amateur thcittricAt per- ,
Sor,nances which thsy can spare so ~
~ enable the amateur performers IN
camp to put on their sNalhiNo'S'
..oroperty" is to b. taken "E'rs'aS'
arn,ipment should ". shipped |" IL
L-;-tandal who has cha-S: 81 enter
tainment at tn: camp |!
,:,..n, General Layton today issued
General order calling for IN" oeEah'"S
10, ~ a sixteen member team I" com
,,e,e- in ttc Nationat Rift" m;ttch ~
Camp Perry. September !oth % Isl ''-
elusive. for III" purpose OF pE"'i"..HH
efriciency in small arms Ten tlsino'''
must be Of military az" ID |" IL: I'm
,,o,,ders of home guard ORGANIZATIONS
,-.,,r;,s Of ritl. clubs are dlrec--
"a m send in nominations I" 'ne ""'"
90, General who will make the Snlsc--
- All sxpauseS If the team VIII ~ ,
ne55 nv the federal government! I"e
team will report AT camp tt!lS va
Sentember I. /" TAX" " c"u'S ~ ~
S,r,ction at tho small arms tirlnE
school for Il days. ~
other civilian teams may ""fhFe'' AA
the matches at their "wfl eNP'"H'
~, ,,.,- -.tio, cards issued 70 farnf-
ras hx 'lrral food administrator corn
q. ,,i,,ees have h>sr consigned =" 'o' w.
card hv tho STATE food NOTWITHSTANDING;
hereafter thcrc must H. re- Saros $3.50
hearing IN. endorsement @! tIl'
food administration nr l"'at t."'l ~
: ;s;..-a,ion or a local food adU'Iulstra-
ton comitt"s. Surh 'aFoS 'a,,ad
,.,,.d mus, he withdrawn and c'lhc"i''N'
,4.-s advising local food r"iun'teHsS
- ,hie ruliny hay. already gone OUT
-, |,ba STATE food administration
headquarters. . ,,,.-
s while the sugar ration -! NV" 's'u''''S
Ser month is still /" held s"'h ~ ~
voluntary rati"nr"g. 'h"7" IS Sa,n e. fro ~
Eothinc to prchihr, "a retail '''.;'l.e run
EeIlinr to on. household as nih"' ~ "e
chooses or nothing 70 prevent 'h'
Solder from purchasing my ''""". .h.,
So.ircs nrovid,ng always the rr'tii'r
lii soil j, To him. There Is n"'h'nS w
areven1 The retailer ar ASSOCIATIONS ..
[etailers from issuing sugar raruS t"'
s,,sir avn prnt.ctt"n Retailers Will con-
Jinue 70 h. limited in tn" amount IA
ssusar allotted I" th"ni. :" IN "ru"r !"
make their supply run during the n''"'i'
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