The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-18
OHIO NEWS !


cO1J-MBUs, O.. Oct 17.-Discus'
.tons today at the state meeting OF the
Ohio Building and Loan association
showed 4 wide difference OF opinion re-
rarding the federal building and loan
act, which would apply the principles
~ the federal reserve bank TO the
building and loan associations views
differed also regarding the classlhca-
ton Of property for taxation pur-
noses. Senator Charles OConnor Hen-
messy of New York, author OF the leo
eral act, discussed the measure II
length. He said 1t would mean I,orc
homes and more home o"hers- 'u'
Whiting of Canton opposed the pro-
nosed Inv. declaring it smacSs 100
much OF paternalism. Fred Br!stor OF
Mansfield also said il would tenn 10
cause increased prices through I%pan-
sion Of credits. Others spoke IN favor
OF It. Judge Oscar Lesser OF Baltimore
said that Maryland is pleased Win
property classification.
lanes A. Dcyinc Of RoaAhcl. state
building and loan inspector, was cItet-
I'd executive secretary. He will estao-
lish q permanent Office In Columbus.
from which he will direct tho HorK Oh
the association
+. l.. Wells Of wcllsville was elected
president, succeeding l.. studevaht
~ sidney. Other officers chosen were
thomas l.. Pogue, Cincinnati, first vice
president. and john ]. StoddcTI o.
Iumbus, second vice president
Tho state board Of administration has
nurchaScd for sos an acre 10 acres OF
land adjoining the state prison form IL
London. Madison county. The prison
farm now embraces 1895 acres, OF
which As is gravel.
Organization Of the Ohio Federation
! of Churches will be effected mere Octo-
Dor 90. II Is intended to endoW inc
federation with two-fold mission.
TO constitute q connecting link between
various city decorations ana inc ma
tional organization. and to be the sta'e
agency for the worldwide inter-
church movement
The Ohio workmen's compensation
fund now has s1S.4T6,407 invested In
government bonds, or twice as much as
, il had nine months ago. according 70
! ST., "mcnt made by State treasurer
! Archer. Since January IS. Archer
saws. the state has purchased on an
/ average OF one million dollars worth
| of government bonds each month.
Tho Ohio Millers' association VIII
! hold its state convention In this CITY
| November 1919. Many county agricul-
tural AGENTS are expected 10 altehu' It's
n number Of subjects OF special inter-
! est to farmers will be considered.
Mania, RYAN of Columbus. former
Ohio secretary Of state. may succeed +.
! T. Mum as Republican member OF the
! state tax commission. Mr.. Ryan's name
| was being mentioned today as the one
! most likely TO be named to the position
NV Governor Cox. Mum resigned last
! TUESDAY to 60 70 California on &C
! count Of his wifes health
| Mrs. Florence Richards OF Columbus
J TODAY was reelected president OF the
| Ohio Women's Christian Temperance
union. Mrs. Viola D. Romano OF Co
/ r,nbus was elected vice president. ana
! Mrs. II. y. Van Kirk, also Of Columbus
was elected corresponding secretary.
other state officers elected were:
! Mrs Sara X. Meredith. Canton record
ing secretary. and Mrs. FRANCES E.
Fuller, treasurer. The roll call oil
delegates today revealed that tnls
years convention Is the largest e'e'
! held. either state or national
| discovery Of fraud In the class cleo
t,ons held yesterday at Ohio State uni.
vcrsitv has resulted in the results OF
the entire election being thrown oul
and a new election ordered. Charses
we're made that many students voteu
several times for the same candidates
These charges were investigated too.!
by the student council and we're iounu
TO be true in several instances