The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-17
OHIO NEWS

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4 aBpecial pisr,;..h tn The IntrlliCr:r"-
-. COLCMRJ-S. O.. May li.--rh'' ":':E
N6aloon in Sinton count: waS N't'd ORR
Sesterday when XalrSk. WAS c;tTriei o.
Tho drys by q majority u: ton VOLTS.
=. Tax apprais"pleu,S sh'ilid b. m;""
saapon the actual Valu" ~ Il '"rl'"rA-
.-ston's personal properly and not upon
the corporation AS . rnunI"S concern
according to a decision ot the th1" Su'
. -preme court to-day IN Il Cleveland cas-,
:. The CuyahoSa county Hudlt"r pL"''"t
a valuation OF $2.42n.1l" upon IN" NY
-draulic Pressed Brick Co. -; 'l"E"iatr'.
The company assessed is property 4
S$4So472 and obtained AN injunction
FROM the CuyahoGa count! courts ''at"-
ing that the county auditors Na'n"'i-"'
sincluded the. market Waltz 81 the ''it
-pany,s stock The Supreru" court 20
DAY refused TO hear tn" case
Captain John r. Eudd. Of Spring
.field, and Captain r. NJ. johnson az
the medical corps OF the Old N'ntn
-ReSiment tncEro). Ohio National
Guard. now in France. have been hon
5rsbiv discharged from ;hs army II be-
came known :o-day. Thu reasons were
mot given Yesterday It was ANNOUNCE
Thar Major John {. Fulton 81 III" same
regiment hal received an honorable dis
4cha-gc.
n An invest CATION ct conditions nj 'ES
>Moptgomery county Jail where e nun,
sber Of federal charges S,rr confined.
either serving sentences or a"I't'hh
court action was ordered by United
States District Judge H"'lister a. I'm
~cinnati to-day. The investigation VIII
.oe conducted by [. $. Marshal D"rar-
-ney. who Is in charge OF federal p'|@-
~oners from this district.
This action followed the plee OF John
McElligott that he be sent TO any priS-
ON except the Montgomery county jail
at Dayton. He pleaded guilty to steal
Ling parcel post packages and HOLLOW
ling his plea he said TO the judge:
3 Send me anywhere bus Dayton. |
.slept On tho floor for five months and
CT cannot stand 1t any longer. Judge
nIollister sent him 10 the Miami coun-
Fly jatl for twelve months.
IL this condition is true at Dayton.
II am not aware OF H. said Marshal
:sDevanney-
William Dooring. farmer living near
.-Amanda, Fairfield county. declared the
sJJnited States government had no Tight
ito tell him what he should do with MS
wheat. According 70 statement oF
tho state food administration to-day
poortng had an accumulation nt
x.crops on hand. approximately S.p"9
bushels. About Hn4 from tAH 1911 ana
-1915 crops is Inusty and infested with
"'weevil and probably unfit tcr human
7consurnptIon Nearly 10nn bushels
from the 1917 crop remained unthreShed.
=. Dooring had ignored he nationwide"
eappeal made by Herbert Hoover. United
States food administrator. to all farm
rers 10 market their wheat In order |"
~help feed thu soldiers and our allies;
She had paid IT. attention "a the request
made by /. j. Tab"r. master OF tfs
Estate granSe t. market wheat y let
ter sent to him trnm the office or Fed
C. Croxton. fedora! food admsnis.rat":
for Ohio. requesting him I" put his
wheat on the market. WAS unanswered'
When representatives from the food
administration called on Mr.. pooElhE
Tuesday and requested him tn thr"sh
his wheat and Voluntarily bring it 10.
the market he refused. WEcrcup"n his
:. supply was r-qu;siting under authority
OF the Foo; NpntI"t <ASl VI ->us"Sl w.
slsl7.
Within an half hour after the requ!s.
ton motto, had ben served on D0cf
ting arrangements We're made by III!
Stood administration with e. 4. Criton.
local thresh, rnan. tn begin at once the
Sthreshing OF DoorirSs wheat and steps
taken to get the 1?lS crop and part ~
the 1917 crop already threshed. hauled
TO market.
Doorine wus a, ono tine offered $3.50
"a Dushel FOR his wheat 'rh" food al
miutstrations grain corporation Will
rpay him S2.o5 n bush"l. he government
price.
:. The supreme court has agreed 10 de-
= eide the question as 70 whether ALI
mony Is pension or division OF PROV
certy" for Elmer Lape OF Cincinnati hy
permitting him 70 carry up his SUIT
from the Hamilton county courts. Lap"
contends alimony is property distrihu-
ton and not an endless pension.
After paying his divorced wife -
weekly alimony for several years. he
asserts that he has paid out thr"" fitths
Of his estate. lie asks tbs court FUR
Their payments be cancelled.
Lape won his suit in :hc lower c"ur'.
but the court ~ appeals reversed ire
lower courts ruling
Though the work Of Miss Susan Fell.
Is that OF protector of girls and young
~ hnur the