The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-04
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. ort. C.---M"r- han 1000
students b.,tvSc, the ages - Is and -:
wears. have "r-nt"a ~ thH students
Training ,'orrs IN tw"n;r-nin" Ono Uni-
versitles and colleges according 70 FrrS-
ident r. II. Hughes. % M!an' nir"rs-
i,v regional director % students nsi!!-
tary activities in this district. phiN
leads all other states. according 20 Mr..
Hughes. in tho number enrolled
Announcement o: tha following cornnun-
fly labor boards which Will handle tho
problem OF withdrawing labor rom non
war essential industries. was announces
today by F-"d {. rroNior!. head OF the l..
s. Employment S"rvic" f"E ohio.
Zan.sv;lie--I. ". Wire. chairman: A.
F. Murphy. en- ploy"rs: Chas. Lake. laonr'
Nil>s-Joscph Il. Smith. chus.''an n,
Charles :. Thomas employers =. +
ior,inNJoscph Could. chairman: r J.
Aspn. employers: John s. kloU.. Lst" I.
Representatives from - cnnn' -
meeting here today r.>rrrani1|~a ;hN Tr'''
Democracy leaEie. which played SIch 4
prominent part in ts' cacnptiNn or -
when Frank r. Willis: Ecpu otIcal. Wa
elected over James NJ. tnA. t'rmocF't''
whom, tn. lCaS:I" opposed. Harvey l..
IGarbAr tcrTncS cor Eres>g'nan AMI national
tcornmitt man. who has fought 'rN 10y
Sanizatlon. benjamin X. NcNinnHy. nc
new chairn;,r. has GIStrIhu t"d earn"
quoting eN-Ciov. Car!pt,rli and the late
Senator y. q. Thurman. m my rs opT
posing third terms for state ana n2stohSl
executives. Cox this Tr:'T : SesA"fE ~
third term Other officers are. wee
chairman. Charles Sh!rHlcy. Norwatk;
secretary. John NJ. Eanttcet- hcn.on ai,a
treasurer, Frank Richards. columbus
They and a +. Earl"y. C2uclnnati' LEWIS
n Day. Chillicoth". and H.'N. frice. IA
ior, form the advisory committee clark
c. Doughty. Columbus. is on me eeS'tu-
III iS.,t II ~
Eorncr President; William Howard
: Taft will speak in this city oct = AT
tho organization meeting or the on.o
branch OF ;hH ltaEue I" Ent%ISe So
Prof Clarence y. Laylin. ~ ONO state
University and former assistant attorney
GENERAL. has the organization plans IN
charge
! Thomas b MuEavtn- Of Cnennae1
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil the Ohio Suildlns
! Trades Council. and president or the ZEN
1ral Trades and Labor council OF IN
; ctnrrati. has been appointed eAscuitNe
: SECRETARY OF the community war Iaoo1
; hoard. Of Ohio. Scvsn thousand. five
hundred men are wanted for war WORK
at once at Columbus. Toledo ana Cinc CT
natl and Governor Cox has ASKED ing
board OF clcnlnncy to hasten pafoLes o.
penitentiary and re:orsnatory p<ISoHe1S
so they may 80 to work
An orSan iZation WIS tornfco ue1o "
day TO oppose the two proposed ta1atloh
amendments 20 be submitted t. - Eot-
err of Ohio this year. George z Cotton.
Of Hiram, is the president.
The following resolution was aaopleu'
Whereas. t.ro taxation alnendrnfnSS 70
the state constitution are 20 Do Suortlte-
ted 20 the voters At tn. coming, eleceloIt:
one providing FOR the cl;LSsii lcaeton OIL
rrocer7S. - the end that different rateS
of tax nay ho imposed on the dittcTGne
classes und ti." "thHc authorizing the
passage Of laws ..tarlnS notes secured oy
mort 2e,c., on = basis different from eoae
Of all other LUtrs. .c,-,
.aThsreforc. resolved that We affirm
our adherence I" the uniform rue OF
taxation AS .Ax.,uplitIe6 III the present
constitution. AMI that Nc believe tnc
adoutYnn o. ihs proposed amendments
would be 4 serious miStaSH at any um';
Ind especially 81 IN n" critical financial
period through which we arr now pass
ing. ~
Ohio Wesleyan University At L'e4aHare.
, TODAY were inductcd into the military
service OF th. United States Exercises
at Gray Chapct wcr" preceded by pa
radn which was headed by former lover
nor and Mrs Frank T.. Willis