The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-19
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 1S.-E III.
, Fullinston. chairman If the Republican
state executive committee. today sent
letters to all Republican county chair
men requesting them 10 turn over tneiE
ORGANIZATIONS to the Liberty loan or'Ee
and requesting that no political SPEAK
ing campaign be made until the drive
Is over. October 10.
Winning the war is more Important
than winning political contest any
lime. We arc all most sincerely anxious
for tho greatest success possible ana
the orcr-subscription of the forthcoming
Liberty loan. We trust that you. your
entire political organization. all OF the
candidates and Republicans generally
will devote all the time and energy
POSSIBLE primarily TO advancing the SAFE
Of Liberty bonds in your community
until the close OF the Liberty oono
drive" Chairman F'ulhngto said. he
declared, however. that next in inpor-
tance to the winning Of the war Is 4
Republican victory in Ohio.
Plans for the opening of the cam
baiEn. October 81. revealed IN Chair
IMAM Ftllltngton's letter. call Tor one
thousand meetings throughout the STATE
on that date. Automobile parties Will
-FOUR each county with speakers. hold
Ing meet nES ut VARIOUS PioteS-
Jacob Kaiser. aged So. chief engineer
Tor the Observation-Disclosures hre~er'es.
died today.
Ar noon daily bells in Presbyterian
churches in the Columbus presoEteEF
rill be rung TO call the members % ST.
lent prayer FOR the soldiers IN France.
the pecsiden, aud thosH engaged IN ~ar
work
Only one student has enrolled IN the
law college ~ Ohio state university
and il il said that the college may DC
Abandoned However. Dean J. J. Az
ans, acting president. reports thas II
other students are anxious 10 sntsf'
S;xtv-one registered in the college tns
first week last year. MOST OF tne M
in ,he advanced classes hare gone 10
war First day registration 4; O. :. =.
vs nSse. which is s1o fewer than INC
first day last year.
George F. Miles. provisional appo'n-
zee as chief statiStician and m"oi*'oF
for tn. state industrial commission has
hesn certified for permanent appoln'-
mont by the civil service commission
Complete reports on tho recent FeS
isrratior show that Ohio has eIcceofo
her estimate by approximately 2o.eoe'
me total. Major Pcaler says. will De
slightly IN .xccss Of 11s.nh0, the exact
figures not Yet being Orailaeic by rea-
SON Of mistakes made by Il fsw boards
in arriving at totals OF alisns
The Cleveland Telephone: company TO-
d,v filed with tho state public utilities
commission 4 formal petition asking
approval OF the installation rates pre-
scrib.d by Postmaster General Surieson.
which rang. from 81 to SIS. The COM
mission recently refused to accept
schedule for thss. rates presented ny
tn. Ohio state Telephone company.
Inas1nurh as III. Cleveland company
makes 4 formal request FOR approFal OIL
the schedule n. commission mas '''.-
S.n,ed 20 hear thu petition September
- n is NOT expected tho rates VIII o.
approved by tho commission. however
Eecause Of the Scarity 81 teachers
hundreds IF public schools not yet nav
ing been supplied. Governor cox mas
addressed 4 ls;t"r t" Statc Supsrtn-
,cndent ~ Publ. instruction +. r.
Pearson asking him t" l"l down inc
bars until IN" schools hay" bH"n sup
piled, s,o,,
have had u certain nunto"r o. Te'hS
nornmaI training before they can
roach Should this rulr 30 Str!rt'y al
hcred 70 ;lrr.. would h" many SCHOOLS
that would hav'. :" remain closeG cur
ing the term. il is said. Ignoring .,
this normal school training requirement.
rrill permit many Old teachers. VINO
otherwise would b. disbarrcd. 70 To-
enter the profession. II is Sino.
Findings tntaling S2n.96?.SI against
various individuals and city officials in
favor Of the city IF Akron ar" maas
in a report filed today m thr state ou-
/reau of accounting by state Examiner
Frank f. Thomas. He ais" reported
Illegal payments totalinG Sl@."lt.'S ana
Errors for reimbursement to'ahn6
S9clt.02.
Tho state board OF control today au-
thonized the administration board 10
us. $50. hn0 VI it's food money t" pur-
chase forage for stock while prices are
reasonable Thu. board proposes to ask
the Legislature, WHEN il meets in Janu-
airy 70 rcptenish I'll" food money.
OHIO STATE NEWS.
HOILOWAY-J. II. IoheS. aged IS.
WIS killed in the 3. < O. yards shortly
after no had returned I" work after
being laid up for several weeks with
injuries received in ii wreck.
CIRCLETILLE So Theron Lnguian Of
Indiana was killed and Joseph Folds
injured when an auto In which they
were riding was upset. They w"r" from
Camp Sherman.
.rRRASA--M0rc than ssn.n0h has
benn realized for ;na Red Cross by the
sale Of articles whi"h had br"n con-
tribu:ed.
r0RTSMoUTH-Thr Ohio ". F. con-
ference is IN session here.
IrTEyEI.A ND--Th" Northeast Ohio
conference Of the NJ. F.: church is in
session h"rc. with Bishop Berry pr"s!d-
ing.
MIl.LERSBl RC;-Willia n. Miller.
aged S.. farmer. was found dad m
his porch.