The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS, Sept. % - considerable
saving over prices charged by retali
stores throughout the state for similar
articles will be possible through pur-
chases made Of tho army store Tor gnlo
September 25. according 10 INC PRIV
list Just made public.
Columbus will have the only store IN
the two states for the sale OF surplus
army goods. from which nclc pam
army stores will be available IN the hr1t
sale. More goods will be made avail
able later. .,,, ~
orders for goods will be made by man.
and arrangements are being made Tor
the establishment of a parcel post S'a-
ton at the store. .
Orders for goods must De accornpar-
led by certified checks or money orders
according to Lieutenant ". S. Murphy,
who will have charge OF the sales. Lrlcc
lists will be posted IN al! poStolticts
throughout Ohio and West virginia I'M
mediately, the officer stated. A SIN
story building has been obtained as
Nearly $4,000 army blankets, new and
reclaimed. viii be placed on S SAD =, &c
each, with reclaimed wool blankets al
IS each. New cotton blankets are ="
per pair, while renovated cotton plank
cts will sell at 81 pair. For all orlcrs
ri g.. or more the government has an
| nounced it will pay parcel post charecS
in order that people al distance may
buy as chcaply as Columbus residents
Following Is price list OF new aFu-
Artics. cloth top. s1.6o per pair; artics
all rubber. SIS per par; hot water
bags. rubber. 65 cents; rubber hip boots
.5.25: stable brooms. q cents: corn
brooms. 80 cents: scrub brushes. 10
cents: shahving brushes, Is cents ;tal-
low candles, 20 cents per pound; garo-
age cans, $500; cantecn cups. 10 cents;
drawers, so cents; Jcrscy-knit gloves.
so cents; oil skin hats. IS cents; COM
bination overalls, $3.50: bib overalls.
ton socks. Is cents; light wool socks.
| SIS cents: heavy wool socks. IS cents;
bath towels, Is cents: husk towels. 70
| cents: wool undershirts, $l.O0; summer
| undershirts, so cents.
Renovated articles for sale will be:
Artics. $l.00: summer drawers. 20
cents: table forks, "a cents per dozen:
knives. 40 cents per dozen; wool under
! shirts. so cents.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 90 - Mrs: Frank
Holmes aged So. pricked a small pimple
on the palm Of her hand last June and
died today Of blood poison.
COLUMBUS. Sept. 22-Four Scottish
| Rite Masons of this city were chosen
today to receive the 33rd degree in Sar-
atoga, N Y. next September. They arc
NJ. A Pixley. James 4 Thomas. city
clerk. and Allen W. WILLIAMS. Lyle s,
Evans. an attorney Of Chillicothc. also
has been chosen to receive the honorary
| degree
| COLUMBUS. Sept 22-Arthur Frank
| Mitchell aged IS, manager of a largo
! business concern in this city, died Of
heart disease in his salesroom.
| COLUMBUS. Sept. % Enlargement
Of the bureau Of identification OF the
Mansfield Reformatory TO form Il CEN
| trail bureau OF criminal Identification for
! the entire state has been authorized by
| the Ohio Board of Administration. a.
3. Spiker, bertillon officer at the re-
formatory. will be in charge of the bur-
Officials Of prisons. jails and other
places Of detention throughout the state
will be asked to cooperate with the
\ bureau. In a circular letter to police
and prison officials in the state the
board expressed the belief that the en-
| larged bureau will do much toward
keeping the prGfcssiona, criminal from
county authorities in giving better pro-
! lection.
I Finger print blanks will be furnished
/ the sheriff Of each county with the re-
quest that two prints Of each prisoner
held on a state charge, together with his
! photograph and bcrtillCn measurements.
| be taken. Police departments will be
asked 10 furnish similar information
| in other cases.
| HcrtiilCr cards and finger prints will
b. classified at the rcformatory one So t
being forwarded to the National Bureau
| Of Identification. at Fort Lcavenworth.
and the other retained. Information IN
| tho files Of the state bureau will he
gIvCa proper officials Of any city or
town In the state upon request, accord
ing to the board.
| COLUMBUS. Sept. o2-Harry Norris.
aged 81. accountant, was found dead in
a chair in his room today. He was