The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
OHIO NEWS

Special to TIL" Iutcliigencer
COLUMBUS. O., Jan. 6.--AlthcuGh h"
has not been r:scciua,"d. Edward r
Baker. aged IA. son II Wilbur +. lfaker.
deputy state auditor has ec"T given
permission by the court I" x" 10 school.
even over the protest Of &. y. Waltz.
principal OF tn. ,;raniNicw Heights
high school. who had barred him. \
temporary injunction restraining the
school officials from excluding the boy
from school was granted today by COM
mon Pleas Judge Rogers.
There will be a plentiful supply or
peaches next season. according TO State
Nursery and Orchard Inspector Z {.
Cotton. He said that the damage OF
the December cold wave 70 peach buds
was not as serious as ut urst feared.
The damage In the peach hcl;. ai"nS
the south shore Of Lake Eric. did not
exceed 10 per cent. This belt produces
from IS to 90 per cent OF the total crop
Of the state.
The general prosperity or the state 20
reflected IN the annual report OF III" au-
dittng department OF the state indus
TRIAL commission. filed today with the
commission. which shows total receipts
for the year ending December 81
amounting to $S4l2.7S6.cS. All the re-
cetpts were for workmens compensation
insurance.
During the Same period s4.Sa5.6S5.6@
was paid out on Claims. The naiance
tn the treasury 10 the credit OF the tun1
on December 81. 1915. was s+.SsS.36@.I3.
while at the end OF 1917. II was almost
twice. the sum or sS.661.5ie.i+.
The interests receipts for the year
amounted to s3e4.45S.e1. Of which
amount $o44.UO6S+ was received from
interest on bonds. the balance being
from .active and inactive bank accounts
The year Just past was the biggest IN
tho history Of the commission. almost
doubling that OF 1916. which had held
the record.
Tho food problem brought about by
tho war and growing daily OF moro i'm
portance, will be the center Of greatest
fnter&pt when farmers from Ohio hold
their annual Farmers Week roundup
hero january rs to February I. inctu-
syei. The College Of Agriculture Ohio
State: university will be the meeting
place:
Agricultural problems and some OF the
stumbling blocks and mistakes OF Cana
dams: will be told by G. c. Creelman.
president Of the Ontario Agricultural
college. at Guelph. Ontario. He Is to
DO one Of tn. chief speakers during tho
meeting.
During the week large number or
bodies affiliated with the farmers or
Sanization will hold annual meetings.
among them being IN" Ohio State Hort
cultural Society. tn" ohio State Negeta>
bic Growers association the Ohio Ruras
t.ifo association. the nhi" Fee Keepers
association. the Ohio Stat" Seed I'M
provesnent associations. the Ohio State
mi. ,S,r Al ~ dozen
live stock hr"c,!srS' associations. Most.
Of the organizations viii bold their ses-
sions' simultaneously during the day.
Educational SrSSirGS will b" held dur
ing the evenings Those looking after
the interests ~ ths big roundup TINS
year expect ,h. Attendance 20 eclipse
that OF last year when nur. than +.tOp
farmers were here for the week.
With the hope ,l,at ohio may be- on"
OF the first states 1T TIA" country I"
ratffy the national prohibition amend
ment, dry leaders viii max: persona!
.canyasS Of members of the legislature
TO see whether ratification would b" pos
sible II a special session is called In
1918.
The House according TO the drys. is
for prohibition. but :h2 senate Is wet
The Following from Eastern 'Hi" N"-
day were granted licenses as physicians
and surgeons: y. W. shelter. John =.
Lexis. Ir.. Wesley i. todd Max Marc
witt, YouncStow:t: l.. :. Hubbard. Bed
ford: Adrain 4. Gould and Charles W.
.sAberell. Akron. Th"S: were granted Ii
censes as oSterrathSi James n. Bell.
Newark: l.ytl" T.. SomerS. Youngstown.
Former Attorney General Timothy s.
Hogan was named iu"iuh"r ut the
hoard of trustees ns ph!" University A.
Z Athens ny Governor ''"x today. Mt. Ho-
Kan came from 'f:;:; section "t tn" state.
Is a graduate 81 Mi" University through
which he WORKED his way. He holds
egreeS Of f:. =. ard VI. y. from that
Institution. lie is an aiumrus Of the
ass OF 1875.
The centennial celebration 81 the Pro-