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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
BY TKo6. D. NAYS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. IT.
Advocates of a Greater Wheeling today
scored a double-barreled victory when.
following q spirited session oefore the
SENATE county. district and municipal
corporations committee. the Greater
Wheeling charter bill was Iavorably re-
ported. given its second reading and On
motion Of Senator Jesse A. Bloch, for
suspension Of the rules. was given Us
final passage by the upper house OF the
state legislature.
Several amendments offered follow
ing the report Of tho committee Wcrc
adopted relating to taxes. wards, police
and fro protection. Excepting these
the charter measure was passed by tho
senate as sent up from the house.
House VIII Concur.
The Greater Wheeling charter bill IL
now ready for its report to the house
Of delegates for concurrence in tho sew
cral amendments
Senator Bloch. Whcelings represents.
tive in the upper house. was instructed
to report the bill to the house Action
of concurrence on the amendments ID
expected to be taken in the house to-
morrow afternoon after which the bill
will be ready for the approval OF Gov
crnor Cornwell and will become law
OF the state. >
The committee hearing which took
place shortly after noon. was fought
with tho same determined opposition
which featured two previous committee
hearings on the charter bill Action OK
the senate in passing the bill virtually
brought to an end undoubtedly tho most
spirited and determined fight the pres
(Continued On Pare FWOtVN.)
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ALLEN EXPOSES
REAK-DONN OF
j. s. OFFENSIVE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Governor
Allen. of Kansas. presented to the house
rules committee today evidence OF OFF,
GERS and men Of the Thrty-fifth tkan-
sas and Missouri National Guard) dlTl-
sion. which he declared showed tnat at
times during the great baltic OF the Ar
gonno American troops fought the Ger
man artillery with infantry arms" BEL
cause there, were not enough horses to
move up the ARTILLERY as fast as the In
fantry advanced.
There also were times. the governor
said when shells from the American ar
tillery fell into the American lines. Kill
ing and woundng men. due to the fact
that thre was Il lack Of aircraft to
signal any change
Everything Pen Down-
He added that everything over there
fell down except the raw man power. the
Americans fighting with less mcchani-
cal assistance than if they. were troops
from Indo-Ch!na.
Governor Allen submitted n mass OF
documents. some OF them copies of Off
c:al reports. in support Of his charges
that mon were nr"dl"Ssly sacrificed IN
driving tho Germans beyond the Mouse.
and tomorrow he Will appear before the
s,nate military committee. He eN-
planned that his purpose was TO give the
committees evidence 80 they could do
ternlinc the wisdom Of conducting an
vrStiEatlon.
Chairman Pou interrupted tho COVER
nor TO say that hc believed tho evidence
was but tho forcriinnrr Of q Comprc-
hcrsive inquiry" and later tho commit
too decided to hear tomorrow FriEadicr
General e. 7. Martin. an officer of tho
35th division. who was relieved IF duty
tho day before the opening Of the battle
of the ArgCnnc.
Tao Casualties.
Governor Allen told tho commlttrc the
war dc-art n7rnt'S announcement that
major casualties nf tn" 25th Division
were 1888 was misleading. Ha declared
all casualties of III" division exceeded
5000. including about 1.Tnn dead. Gov
ernor Allen said much ot his infnrma-
tior was gathered first hand In Franco
whln hc was Engaged IN Rod Cross and
!. n. G. 4. work. but added that after
making public charges Of the losses "t
the division several weeks ago h" had
received letters from many who wrrn In
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IMPEACHMENT Of JUDGE 5TURG|SS
IS RECOMMENDED BY COMMIT TEE

Sturgiss has been guilty Of having un-
lawfully practiccd the profession Of law
during his term of office as judge in
violation Of his oath OF office. Of malad-
ministration. corruption and high
crimes and misdemcanors for which he
Of right should be impcnched."
At another place in the report. in re-
lntion to Judge Sturgiss' attempt to Sc
cure indictments of members Of the
county court by the grand jury, and
later to try the members Of the court.
the majority Of the committee declared:
I'm our opinion Judge Sturglss' con-
duct. rs shown by these three cases.
clearly demonstrates that he Is biased,
prcjudiccd. dishonest and wholly unfit
to sit as Judge or the circuit court and
that nc was guilty of misconduct in the
administration Of the duties Of. his
Office.
We are further of the opinion that
Judge Sturgiss' efforts to qualify him
self to sit in the case Of Lemly against
the Morgantown & Wheeling Railway
company was n plain cnse of corruption
If not bribery itself. Another instance
OF corruption BY Judge Sturgiss was his
efforts TO increase his court reporter $
salary"
The order OF the court sending Tor
mer Governor Glasscock and Attorney
Charles A. Goodwin to Jail is declared
to have been "arbitrarily entered and
that the court ssould not have assumed
jurisd lotion in that case, because Of his
personal spite. prejudice, bias and hos
tility toward the county court. and his
personal interest. and we find that he
was deliberately guilty OF arbitrary and
oppressive conduct in Office, an ofrensc
that has been adjudged by the United
States senate as q high crime and mis-
dcmcanor, and on which charge. includ.
ing others. 1t found Judge Pickering
guilty and removed him from Office"
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LOVE
BRINGS BULLET
FOR THE VICTIM
Special to The IneelIigcncer.

Special to The Intelligcncer.
OMAHA. Ncb.. Feb. 17.-As one OF the
angles in triangular love affair. Mrs.
Vita IJnms, wife Of c. D. IJams, for six
years manager Of the Wheeling bronch
OF the Swift Packing Co.. last night was
shot and fatally wounded by Mrs. L. w.
yanusdale, tho second angle to the tri-
angle. Mr.. IjaIns is In Oil City, Pa.
and has been telcEraphed OF the affair.
The shooting was the outgrowth Of a
letter written by Mrs Iiams to Mr.
Vanusdnlc. which foil into the hands OF
Mrs. Vanusdalc. Mrs. Eanusdale lay in
wait until Mrs. Ijams came from her
homo and then walked up to her. placed
an automatic pistol against her back
and pulled thc trigger. She attempted
to fire the second time hut the weapon
tanmed. Then Mrs. Vanusdalo calmly
walked to the police station. told what
she had done and gave herself up.
Tonight she said: II am sorry 7 did
not kill her instantly and WOULD have
demo so If tho gun had worked. She
broke UP my horne. ] intend to kill and
hope she dies"
Mrs. rtams Is in a hospital. and IS OK
pertcd to die before morning. Mrs.
Eanusdale Is thirty-scvcn years old. and
pretty Mrs Ijams is about tho Same
ncc. but large. One is blonde and the
other Is brunette. Mrs Nanusdalc is
lacked UP in The city Jail. awaiting the
o,,tcomc or Mrs. Tjams wound. Mr.
vnnausdalc today told his wife hc would
not stand by her but that she would
have to make her own defense
tho battle. declaring his statements
were accurate.
Have YOU received any that took is
sue with YOU" asked Representative
Harrison Of MissiSsipp.
"Nonc whatever" declared tho COVER
nor.
Names ot witnesses r"r th" committed
10 call before il were rivcn by III" gov
crnor scmc Of them in confidence
awaiting progress nf the inquiry. In
cluGcd in the multitude Of reports and
statements given today. was Il report "f
captaIn Harry Hoffman, Il surgeon. who
had charge Of the tria-". or :i"id station
who listed crsUali ICI Of TIA" Thirty-fiftl
Inssin% through his %.ati"n nj i.G@%. and
also u r","rt "f an !n~;r"CtiNu II tho di-
VISION. which SAID The division was
short ZOO horses i"r moving artillery
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. IL
With the names Of eight of the Is mem
bers Of the judiciary committee Of the
house attached. the majority report OF
that committee was made to tho house
this afternoon. recommending the I'M
pcachnrnt OF Judge George G. Sturglss.
thc 76-ycar-old judge of the circuit
court or Monongalia county.
4 minority report OF the committee,
signed By six Of The members. admitted
that Judge Sturg!ss had committed
many Indiscrctions and errors Of JudG-
mcnt. but held his conduct was not de-
serving of impeachment II was Of
fcrcd by Delegate Richards rs Substi-
tule for the majority report. but was
ruled out of order rs such by the
speaker. whose ruling was upheld by
the house.
The majority report written by
Chairman Everett i. Moore, md con-
Cured In by Delegates George w. NC
ClIntic, William S. John, G. w. NC
Cauley, f. Vernon Forncy. James COB
crly, D. i. Cuppet and J. S. kuykendall,
practically upholds all charges made
against the judge and holds that they
are oftenses for which he should be i'm
peached.
resolution offered by Delegate Nc
Clintic, provided for the adoption Of the
majority report. for the instruction OF
the eight members who signed that re-
port to draw up articles Of impeach-
ment Of the judge and for directing the
speaker to appoint committee Of four
members OF the house to prosecute the
charges before the senate
This resolution was made special
order for o'clock tomorrow after
noon. If 1t should be voted down by
the house the minority report would then
come on for consideration and adoption.
The majority report finds that Judge
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BERLIN. Sunday. Feb. 15.-1f the
war had lasted few months longer
Germany was prepared TO surprise the
world with all enormous airplanc. The
new giant Of the air, which was planned
by Harold Wolfe, an engineer. will have
it's first trial al Dobritz within few
days. The new machine is nearly 165
feet from wing tip to wing tip and
stands moro than % feet high. 1t has
six motors. with a total OF l.S00 horse
power, driven by four propcllcrs, two VI
which are forward and two aft. Each
Of the propellers has four blades. Two
OF the motors. 1t is said. can stop sim-
ultancously without affecting any of the
propcllers or having any result except
10 reduce the speed Of tho airplane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
GIRL SCANDAL
WILL De PRQbED
Two English Women Secrete
' Themselves on Cruiser
Louisville.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE naval au-
thorities at this port began an investi-
cation today to determine how two
girls had been able TO stow themselves
away on the cruiser Louisville. which
arrived here yesterday from France
with nearly 1000 American troops. "A
naval officer and two petty officers, it
was learned tonight. are charged with
Knowing of the girls presence on the
wurship.
T%a women. who said they were Mar
garct Smith and Bowie Bell, both 1s
years Old and clerks in Liverpool,
boarded the cruiser at that port while
she was on her way to Brest to pick
up the troops. They will be deported
on the ground that they arc liable to
become public charges. it was annollnc-
cd =: tonight by immigration OFFICIALS.
after q hearing before a special board
Of inquiry 1T Ellis island.
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Many American Sailors
Married Turkish Women

NEW YORK. Feb. 1T.-EiGhteen OF
the fifty six members OF the crew Of the
United States gunboat Scorpion. intern
cd at Constantinoplc from April IL, 1911.
until last November married Turkish
women and have been left behind there.
according to Lieutenant Commander
Herbert s. Rabbit Of Houghton New
York former commander Of the Scorpion
who arrived here t"da? with forty other
members Of tho gunboals crew on the
Italian steamer Dante AiighieEl. \ new
crew was sent to relieve the interncd
men soon after the armiSticc was signed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
LANSING MAN IS
HURT IN WRECK ON
PAN HANDLE RAILROAD

PITTSBURGH. Feb. l7.-Ono woman
was killed and Il dozen other Passen-
gers injured, five seriously. when tho
tender Of freight train on the Fan.
handle railroad, near Mcdonald. jump
ed the track late today and sldeswiped
eastbound passenger train No. ia.
Four passenger coaches and four bag
gage cars were badly damaged.
Mrs. Addic EbauEh, Of Philadelphia.
is the dead wonIdn. The injured INCLUDE
T. Potoyich, Murray City. o.: Morton
Mul. Lansing. o.: c. G. JuntlE Youngs-
town. o.: l.. Kubac, Murray City. o..
and Mrs. Malcott. Of Rochester. Pa.
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roR woMEN's REPRESENTATION.

PARIS, Feb. l7.-Thc intcr-allicd
womcn's council now has the assent of
four Of the five great powers in the
council OF 10 To its request for repre-
scntation OF women on all peace confer
encc committees dealing with the in
tcrrsts Of women and children.
Baron Sonnino. the Italian foreign
minister, today consented for Italy.
France, Great Britain and the United
States already having agreed 10 tic
proposition.
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new YORK'S FAMOUS
NEGRO REGIMENT IS
GIVEN WARM WELCOME

NEW YORK. Feb. l1.-kcepinE step
20 the Jazz music of their famous band.
8 900 smiling negro soldiers. conpriS-
ing the 369th infantry. known as We"
York's own blach watch marched
through streets packed with cheering
citizens today TO receive the city's heSt
otfclal welcome to returning troops.
Colonel william e. Hayward. their
commander and 115 Men. wore the
French war cross and other decorations
awarded for conspicuous gallantry In
cction-
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THE GOOSE WITH TIE GOLDEN EGGS
Glorious Victory for Greater City
Charter, Which Passes the Senate
GERMANY TO SURPRISE WORLD
WITH AN ENORMOUS AIRPLANE

Apart from its dimensions and power
the. new airplanc Is not only equipped
with devices enabling the pilots to
know at all times their altitude and
angle Of elevation. but also with devices
to tell the absolute as we'll as relative
direction, which, 1t Is believed, Will
make flying possible on the darkest
night and in the thickest fog. The de-
vice for determining the absolute direc-
ton consists Of an. instrument adapted
to receiving messages from various
wireless stations and capable Of such
adjustment that a message from any
particular station can be heard only
when the device is turned in that direc-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Germans Warned Not
To Recruit Volunteers

CORLENZ Feb. 1I.-(By the Associ-
atcd T'ress) ss)--Gcrlnans in the American
occupied territory who have accepted
tho plan Of the league of nations have
been told to postpone indefinitely their
elections \ sharp reminder also was
given them that attempts 10 secure re-
cruits for their army in this area would
result in drastic punishment. This or
de- was nccasinncd BY the posting in
Ncuw-icd yesterday of an appeal for
volunteers.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. 1T.-General
W. 1. Kenly. chief Of military aeronaut-
les. arrived IN Columbus tonight In time
20 enjoy part Of the banquet festivities
arranged in honor Of the homecoming
Of Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker, de-
spite an accident at New Phlladelphia'
Ohio.
General Ken1y left his office in Wash
ington shortly before noon. saying nc
was going FOR "a short flight" He as
cended. and. finding atmospheric condi-
tiops suitable. decided to accept the In
yitatlon for q dinner in honor or Amer
ica's ace Of aces in Columbus. q di3.
,ance Of about 400 miles. He cleared
300 miles Of his trip when ne encoun-
tered a snow storm. which forced hisn
and his pilot 10 descend at New Phlladci-
phia In descending the machine struck
on its nose. overturned and was badly
damaged. Major V. e. Ockerr. pilot OF
rhe machine sustained minor Injuries.
General Kenly made the rest OF the
trip by automobile and train.
Rickenbacker rodein n parade in when
thousands Of men. women and chiIdreh
marched. Tho afternoon denonstratioH
concluded with an address hy Governor
Coz who welcomed R!ckcnbacker IN thr
name OF 1.-THE state. Later 1ackcn oacker
Visited the general assembly and shook
hands, with the legislators.
The banquet tonight was attended Dy
many army. navy, city and state olh-
cia10
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1T.-Thc steam
ship Rotterdam arrived here from Brest
today with 2.736 troops. including 13
French enlisted men.
Among the units were the field and
staff headquarters company. medical
detachment, and companies C. I, K, L,
and NJ Of the 367th infantry tnegro
national army. Of the 92nd division,
headquarters stan of the 92nd division.
a detachment Of company D of the
l62nd infantry Of the alst division. Ma
tional Guard troops OF Washington.
and casuals-
The steamship Dante Alishiert arTtv-
cd with 1,5SS troops. including the
6lst regiment coast artillery complete,
three officers and So men Of the Z. S.
S, Scorpion who were at Corstanttnople
durinE this war and nurnber OF civil
iians, Including 7. NJ. c. A workers
This vessel sailed from Marsetlles
January 80.
The Sixola brought A. casual officers
and men, 19 Of whom were sick or
wounded. The vessel left Bordeaux
February 2.
Nineteen sick and wounded men were
on board the steamer SiSola- They in
cluded Colonel Ernest r. Bennett OF
DesMoines. iowa; Major Moses NJ. Ull-
man. BexaT. Ala; Captain Stephen &
Elrod, Henryvflle. Ind. and Captain
Charles A. Staats. Spencer, ". Va
Captain Jesse NJ. West Of Selma,
Ala vore two wound stripes, one FOR
(couttuued oa Page Eleven,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Scent Loaf Of Bread
For New Workers Soon

NEW YORK. Feb l7.-Restoration Of
the scent lauf OF bread in New York
Through the purchase OF flour from
North Dakota Farmers associations may
be- one of the results OF the John Doe
milk inquiry which Is being conducted
here by the county district attorneys
nIIic" ii was revealed today BY Assistant
District Attorney DoolinG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
ONE REFERENDUM FOR !.
ENTIRE TERRITORY IS.
TO REMAIN IN Biz.
MINOR. AMENDMENTS =. =
PUT UP TO HOUSE
Concurrence by the House
Today-Then the Cover
nor Will Give O. K.
fsp.c,.1 to rns :1ut.1lirsne.r.,

Especial to Tho mts11igsnesr.)
CHARLEsToN, ". Va, Feb.
17.-A1thouah the holss Of dsls-
gAtcs Was In session tonight
considering local bi11s, the
Greater Wheeling charter blu,
which was passed today BY the
senate, was not brought mp for
concurrence in the amsAdmS1ts
adopted by tho senate.
It was definitely announced by
Delegate HAIRY weiss, patron Of
the Greater Wheeling chArts1
bill, that tho measure would b
brought up for c~nourrsncs -
the session tomorrow uorr'7" "
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CHARLES
COMING TO AMERICA?

GENEVA, Feb. 17-(By the Associated
Press)-A report received here from
Innsbruck says former Emperor CherleA,
Of Austria is a prisoner In tho castle
outside Vienna, where he is being guard
cd by Sosialists. 4
The reports add that Charles desires
to emigrate to America with his family
as n civilian. Most Of his fortune u
said to have been placed in the United
States, ~;
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YREIAM KILLED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-One fireman
was killed and damage Of more than
sIO0, 900 done to the cargo Of the steam.
shin X. I. Luckenbach by fire here to:
night. Eight fircmcn. three sailors ana
q member Of the military police Wero
overcome BY smoke.
The ship, which was unt govern.
ment charter. was loaded wit a mixed
cargo, consisting Of hay, ca II, OATS
and oil,
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4" wEATIE1.

WARRINGTON, Feb. l7--1o1eoa1es.-.
ohio-Psir ruesday except LOCAL mo1e
near I.ats Eric, slightly colder nosth
and central portions; WednSsdAy ~.
western Peunsylvan1a-Loeal 0oW0
ruesday; wednesday, probably fHtx,.
West virgtntA-Local sAows 1Hboeay
Wednesday, fair, little change n tNe
aturo. 49,. o..
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FORCE GERMANS
To SIGN TERMS
Of AR|N|ST|CE
NEW BOUNDARIES
GIVE POLES POSEN
German Troops Prohibited
from Fighting Poles or
Invading Russia.

PARIS, Feb. lT-Marshal Foch this
afternoon informed the supreme coun-
Gil of the acceptance by the Germans
Of the conditions for renewal of the
armiStcc.
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WHEELING AND PAN HANDLE BOYS BACK
FROM FRANCE ON the DANTE ALGHIERI
Walter D. Morrow,
Chancey G. Lyons,
Ross c. Weeks.

Walter D. Morrow,
ChanCey G. Lyons.
Ross {. Weeks.
F4tzhugh L. Ridglcy,
Louis NJ. Walden,
Joseph L. Gontcr,
George Z. Pyane.
George w. Guy.
Angelo HoratagiS
Herman w. Bogard,
Walter J. Schaffner,
Ralph G. King.
Goff Smith.
Thomas A Russell
Motifs A. Cobb,
Antonia Bonka.
w. A montgomery.
J. J. Prudhommel,
Charles H. Cook,
Walter Black,
ouuty Boys.
Vim. Riggle
George Becker.
Anil Bartels.
k.oStuk kumtir%,
Charles Shipley.
Louis LanGmcyer,
Stanley Patton.
John Ganglaw.
Paul Hagerman,
Elias Abraham,
Jesse y. Sullivan,
Tom Connor,
Clarence Goodrich,
william White
Harry Lowe.
VIM. Fletcher,
Jesse Icard,
Harry Wick,
Ed Cecil,
Roy Hobbs,
George Strait,
William Foster,
Andy Wolokin,
Noah Ryan,
Manford kcrns.
Roy Daukherty,
Ch4s W. Coon,
Lewis Bell,
Henry kluE.
w H. RlESlc,
Warren Montgom-
cry.
Harry Crow,
Thos. NJ. LandRtcs,
Harold Fitzslm-
mons.
Glenn Yoho.
John Mckee,
Leslie Taylor,
Alva Miller.
Erzic rcaGardeu,
Mike LaviSka,
Walter CouTtright,
John Harris,
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Dist coast AK u klCi .
The Whe'
Ernest bIarkin.
Edward Blattner,
Oliver DuFrene,
Norman Amos.
Frank Sylvester.
Archie Campbell.
Charles Rodgers,
Frank SiceSare,
Clarence l. Bott.
Hugh 4. Wiseman,
ThoS. W. Smith
Clarence BREEDING,
Charles II. Davis,
Louis Gchrtng.
Peter J. Michels,
Michael Aanoney,
Thos. T. TEN pleton-
Fred E walter.
Matthew MctZner,
Alva A. Adams.
oscar +. Wagcnhein
Edgar Pelley.
EdgarC. Ebeling,
John W. Wagner.
Harris Schradcr.
Steve Kourvortos,
Ernest Roberts
Henry Warner.
Walcnto Wryrton-
Francis DeBury.
Alexander Bucinsk1,
John Milnaruki,
Thos. Leo Blade,
Ricola Bencke,
Harry Sauers, =,
Malcolm Cowan.
Frank G.. Stab,
Edw. A. Henning.
Edward r. Be!st,
vcncanzo Colemans.
Steliouas EavayreS
Elmer 2. Kraft,
Lawrence H.Bishop,
Jan Keczinki,
Louis a. Weber.
Zareah Hubbard,
Woyeih Butson.
May Bird Stephens,
Richard Baxter,
John Antonuch.
Nick ErawShuk,
Ohio Con
Joseph E. Evans,
Edgar F. Weitzel,
Otto Z. Scott.
Harry Paul Clayton.
H. ThoS- Bennett
John MoZeduosza,
Cas. c. Caldwell.