The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-10
OHIO NEWS

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Especial Dispatch to 'rh" Ini"l'ig"ncer.
/ Columbus. o.. aug. 9.-F"r the ;ui'ss'
I theft Of money from intoxicated rF'S'"
1ers. Thomas II Davis. turnkey III u
l4tcdce station, was suspended to-day t'r
f+bfrtv DAYS. and reduce To- IN" rAtN
fof~ patrolnlau. For several ''''''-'
/ nrisoners have charged that money "''''
fBaen taken from thorn while 'a'2 W.
Scondned in the city PRISON.
/ County and city quotas for the "''''
drafted men ohio IS L. send 10 tAlnF
tTaylor. Louisville. ny. during the wen
k7,estnninS August IS. wcr" announce
ktoday by Major Pealcr vt state usHi'
kheadouarterS Most of II" men WILL "
kfakep from the 1915 class ct rr:sistr;ln'N'
as there are still very few m"' III S'>'S
& from the first registration. the -
fcal quotas follow:
Allen county, ~: Lima "i,E. -: ASH,
k4abula, No. |. Sd: M. ;. -: '','''''''a
mo. !, 81. NJ =. g.: No. :. ~: ''"'''
tCo,,uty. sc. Hamilton city. ~: '-ti'N
ieounty. 90; Springfield csty. %; tl'h.'''
Icounty. IS; Colu,nh!aa;I No. !. -: w.
{4s-43: Crawford 40: ruyahoG'I '""o'H'
ITO. I, So: No. =. SIS: C!"vrland ''iE. ~.
Il So: No. .. Al: No. :. "A: No. - -
III 5, SIS: No. Ii. IS; NJ. :. 50: 40. q.
20; No. .. 20: No. -. -: NO. II.
lNo. IL. 4o: No. ID. "a: No. II. ~: no
ps. so: No. IS. "a; No. H. 'i; No. 49,
al. ,..,,-r-
S1ey. So; Hamilton county. No. l. -;
2 IS: Cincinnati ciiy. NJ. /. -;
l3Ss. :. "a: No. :. IS: No. 4. 81; NO. ..
10: No, s, At: No. :. 50: No. S. 30: 10.
fiji. No. 10, A: Hancock county. -:
No. i. IS: No. @..'ft: NnoN'
~ Lake. 81: Lawrence. 81: l.'eN'nH
{{I;,o.1in,ty, SO: Newark city. -: Loral"
nantY 81: I4orasn city. ~: Lucas
iX1tnty.s 3S =; Toledo city. No. l. GO: NO =
II. NOS, 40; No. {. 81: No. .. Sb:: NO
r Is: Mahoniug county. -: Youngstown
No l. 80: NO. 9. 81: No. 3. AZ Slc-
~, county, 80; Marion. S.: Mercer. ~;
ico1nty. No. l. SIS: No. =. So: Canton c''E.
n&o. l. ST: No. .. IS: No. ;. 81; for'-
&c. IS: Richland. 81; Ross. 81: san
~. Seioto. SIS: Senica 81; STARK
hc5unty, No. /. So: No. ;. So: Conton CITY
b.. l. 50; No. ;. Summit county. -
taRrSn city. No. !. -: No. :. -: No .,
U No L. Az. No. s, So: Trumoul
k,nty. No /. A.: No. .. "a: Tuscarawas
hc61nty. No. 1. 81: No. :, a.: "asn'nns-
kfon, SIS; wyandot. %.
Wheat prospects in Ohio ~" unusual
i1y good according t" thu august re-
mort of--the- e.atc department or aET'-
fcnlture. issued today. With trreSainS
irvsal, advanced, the department. estimates
sthaA., the. average yield Of wheat per
acer for the state Will be apfr"N''''N''s
f1e.2 bushels. or lis per cent IN con-.
harrison with an areraS" yield o. 1913
tb,,s,,,al g. per- acre represented by luh per
¢ This puts III" eStiH;t" S''EH
points ahead OF the July estimate.
This should pr.iuc'' ::6.ii"?6S
lbishels. an increase OF -.''!'"%> over
s3he estimate for July. The yield Is ~
Dotted better in northwestern OH"
}3han in any other portion OF tn" state"
Oats show an increase ~ per ''''''
90 1n9'- per-- cent in prospect. compare"
With a month ago. II is cstinttrd tA't
the total yield will approximate '"'""''-
900 bushels.
Corn prospects have declined
(noints since the July report. now being
estimated at. SIS. per cent. Glover nay
lis estimated at 10i per cent. Inc Nv
feraxe pr6dutr- per acre is approximately
:1.04 tons Mixed hay and timothy ais"
are Of excellent quality
IIufayorable weather il July reduced
the potato prospects II per r'H'' me
cron is now reported tn be 6S per cent.
.,,ss.,pared with the average. FruIs pros
meets arc not encouraging. Apnl" pros
meets nave declined per cent. b"rri"S
1--we declined -l2 per cent. Grapes are
estimated at 20 per cont averag: ana
peaches and pears arc low.
- That mutual telephone companies arc
not public utilities and their purchase
ny company which is Il utility does NOS
i1,auire the sanction OF IN" Staic puo-
f1fc utilities commission was the COM
EMISSIONS holding today in dism;ssiag an
duplication. Of the Farmers Telephone
Acompany OF Bloomvil!s. Seneca county.
ito purchase the properties u: the Re
SppbHo Mutual Telephone company there.
FThe commission held that the purchase
iof a non-utIlity by Il utility Is moth
ting more than the purchase OF e0a'p-
:Insent In the ordinary conduct or 4
rptuity's, business.
5?GSovernor Cox today appointed trcSI-
dent w. S. Scarborough "t Wile"vt"r'"
university 4 member OF tn" Obi" branch
ie6uncil OF defense |" represent the
negroes OF Ohio.
after reporting tn" rapid Organization
!; Of counties and communities r"r "&E
!! pfSSfis> in line with l'rsslL"at Wilson'S
request that tn" nation b. "1gan%''t
bright down to individuals IN III" "r'fS
tscution- OF the war. DR.. +. y. s,HSt'S'
tnresident of Miami! university today
I tend cred his resignation Us head OF n"
iaganizaGoQwo - Governor |cF'
FHe explained that his university duties
sHSS6 hts new app"iutrn"n; "f r"E!"fiH
director of thu student ;rWy rcS"rFH
9Wi1l require all his rim. AS organizer.
Spvs Hughes will b" surr"'d"d hr :. j.
<BfanfenburG OF Miami university. VIII"
has been assisting pr Hughes in n"
work OF county organization.
- Dr.. Hughes r"por. says th2$ -
. counties are we'll nrGa nized t..r all tHp'''
OF war work and that in most OF thH
offers the work has proceeded With
frarying- degrees Of completeness. only
TER counties have not y"t been v:S:t"'!
by the organizers. In tho better or
tTlnized counties tho population total
Htss::ssf
1.-The 1S.o0h, non budget for the Ha-
tional-Y. W. G. y. work mkt year. as