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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

where he was postmaster for a time
and where he established the Even
ing Leader. For two years, from
1903 to 1910 he was state printer Of
Ohio and from 1910 to the early part
of 1915 he was general manager Of
the East Liverpool Evening Review
A few months ago he took charge Of
the Mansfield, o., Shield. In 1907
he was Grand Master of the Inde-
pendent order of Odd Fellows in
Ohio and in 1912 he was nominee for
secretary of state on both the Re-
publican and Progressive tickets, but
withdrew from the Republican party.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

Lima, Ohio.-The Montray Realty
Co. of New York last Friday filed a
suit of $4,000 damages against
Thomas p. Riddle, director of the
Ohio corn boys tour, soon to start
for Washington, and former secre-
tary of the Lima chamber of COM
merce
Riddle is charged in the petition
with causing damaging statements
against the company to appear in the
Lima newspapers. The company al
leges that its reputation as a sound
and reliable business firm has been
damaged.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26
Contest Next Year Uncertain

A Columbus special of last Mon
day says;
Ohio may not have another fight
at the polls for prohibition next
year, The state dry federation ex-
ecutive committee today, after long
conference here, reached no definite
decision on that subject.
The word of advice to the county
and state dry organizations was to
hold their lines, keep their organi-
zation perfect and wait decision at
later date.
There has been no decision not to
have the fight repeated. The COM
mittee decided today that the wise
course was to wait the more COM
plete compilation of sentiment over
the state. If the sentiment thus
compiled is for fight next year, the
subject again will come before the
electors. If not, the fight will be de-
layed.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

Democratic County Central Com
mitteeman Henry Lemke, of Hope
well township, who is also member
of the Deputy State Supervisors of
Elections for the County, will shortly
tender his resignation as a member
of the Supervisors of Elections.
Mr.. Lemke intends to be candidate
for County Treasurer next year. He
has always been hard work
ing Democrat and he'll make 'em
take note of the fact that he's in the
race.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

J. A. Current, of 1927 East Mar
ket street left yesterday for North
and South Carolina where he will be
representative of a merchant tailor
ing company at Toledo. Mr. Cur
rent has been connected with the
same company for several years as
there representative in Ohio and In
diana. While his headquarters will
be in the South he will continue to
call Lima his home, and will return
here for the Christmas season.-Li-
ma Daily News.
The above paragraph has reference
to James Current, brother of Mrs.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Knights of st. John of this District
held meeting at Lima last Sunday.
Delegates were present from this
city, Coldwater, Botkins and Lima.
The Celina delegates in attendance
were: Misses Mary Wesker, president
of the local Auxiliary; Tillie Hoyng,
Victoria Lennartz, Leona Gebele,
Mollie GARNER, Grace Behringer,
Clara and Beatrice Pulskamp.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

About $500 saloons in Ohio last
Monday began a new license year.
This number is 80 more than were
licensed last year and 80 of the new
licenses are in Cleveland, where the
greatest proportional increase in pop
ulaton has been recorded during the
last year.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26
Always Have Il On Hand

Don't wait until you get scalded
or burned because that will mean
much suffering while you are sending
to the dealers for Hanford's Bal
sam of Myrrh. Always have it on
hand and be prepared for accidents.
The Balsam should give you quick
relief. adv.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

John L. Sullivan, a newspaper man
of thirty years experience and well
known in Ohio political circles, has
joined the staff of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer as political writer.
He will be associated with John T.
Bourke.
Mr.. Sullivan is from st. Marys,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

Ed Durbn of this city, and a former
well known young business man of
Celina.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

The you flows should
good side walls the completely through If the
send cannot be will and tell what will
which
work only supply the other
A will complete Double Tires of
quality lower than the the
class of
Remember Akron the Rubber the World fa
All finished
ping 400 miles
over MIC
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-11-26

Ir. sullivan is from st. Marys,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
Names Is Names.
o. G. KneeDone lives at HALEY. Ida.
Luke McLuke Says:

.AES
A vigilance society has denounced
the wearing of low necked dresses on
the street, aud each member of the so
ciety will offer u pin TO every woman
who is exposing her chest 1t won't
last long. The bill for pins viii be
about $9S7, 654,O00 a week.
What has become of the old fash
Toned schoolboy who Used TO hold up
his hand and snap his fingers when be
wanted TO attract teachers attention?
The man who marries once Is entf-
tied to some sympathy. but when be
makes the same mistake two or three
times he deserves all he gets.
When they are counting he always
lies about his income and she always
hes about her relatives.
The man who is thrown on his own
u seldom lands in an easy
chair.
There are a lot of fool names for
~laziness. but ennui is about the biggest
fool name of the lot
Why is 1t that there is always one
cartridge left in the empty gun which
the cheerful idiot playfully points at
the innocent bystander when the fool
killer isn't aronndl
The main reason why there are SO
many divorces Is because there are toe
many married women and too few
wives.
The fashion sheets predict a revolu'
ton in underwear. Well. a change is
necessary every 10 and then.
When u man tells you that his wife
believes everything he tells her you
can bet that he is either a monumental
liar or that be hasn't been married
more than two weeks.
As a rule. the nan who is a great
help to his wife and who is handy
around the nouse isn't worth a nicke
on any other job
What has become of the old fashion
ed supper that consisted of hash and
stewed tripe and prunes for dessertg
ignorance is bliss That's the reason
why II married man often hides his
money in the sweat band n his hal
for a month after his wife discovers
wher he Is hiding 1t.
A man will go into a snake dispen
sary to get away from himself. and
after awhile be will look into the mir
ror and see -four of himself.
A man will bny himself a pair o.
crimson soeks andabe 50 proud of then
that ne cant hoist his pants higf
enough. But II his wife buys him !
cerise tie ne gets mad and asks her Il
she wants people 10 imagine that he il
~henpecked
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
T,meIyverse

Timely Verse.
Bill Bownay Is a Jolly wight.
He loves MS little Joke
Says he. My watch is water tight:
Its often been in soak"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Up In an airship Billy wore
His watch-the artful guy
And TO his satisfaction proved
That time could surely fly.
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Bill does not care for company
When he's In miseree;
When he Is dry he does mol want
The town he's in 10 be
Houston Post.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

by needing their Nu".
teachings In harmony with Gods Word.
Divinely appointed leadership will al
ways be marked by spiritual victories
and closer heart-relationship with God;
for the Lords Spirit leads not to
bondage, ignorance or strife, but to
love, joy. peace of heart. liberty of
conscience.
Israel needed no legislature; for 1t
had one L~awgiyer-the Lord-and the
Law given at Mt. Sinai was perpetual
ly to guide the nation. The priests
and the Levites were the Divinely APP
pointed helpers of the people-to in-
struct them in the Law, to represent
them in the typical sacrificing, etc. In
each tribe the Elders, according TO
their capacity. had charge of the civil
affairs of the tribe. Soldiers they had
none; for the Divine Law was to sep
arate them from other nations, and If
They We're faithful the lord waste be
their Protector.
Two Pictures of National Life.
II the Book of Judges be read as a
complete history or Israel during those
four and one-half centuries, it would
be a diseouraging picture and would
give an unfair view-that they were
continually suffering punishment for
sin and idolatry. The record passes
by the happy period of Israel's pros
perity. and especially points out their
reflections from God, their punish
ments therefor. and their deliverances
through the Judges whom God raised
up for them. That this was a favora-
BILE time for Israel is implied in the
Lords promise to restore the Judges.
The ~Israelites had been instructed by
the Lord to exterminate the Canaan
ties. This they had failed to do; and
later ON the false religions of those
condemned by God alienated the hearts
of many of the Israelites from full
loyalty to the Lord, seducing them into
a lascivious idolatry. Thus they re-
peatedly brought upon themselves the
Lords ~disfavor.~
Applying this to Spiritual Israel, we
are not to expect that the Lords dis
pleasure with His people would delay
until they had gone completely into
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
Do You Take The Journal

r. T. IS TO THE INTEREST OF EVERY MAN who owns a
house or lot on Five Mile Beach to take the JOURNAL.
In its columns you will find throughout the year much
matter that will interest and be of value to you for the trfing cost
of one dollar per year. Ifyou do not already take the JOURNAL
cut out and fill in the following coupon, enclosing check OF a one
dollar bill, and mail same to journal, Wildwood, Cape May
County, New Jersey
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
MERClES TO
DISOBEDIENT ISRAEL

Quarterly Rerieto-Read Nehemiah 9:2s-sI-
HarcH a8.
Period of the Judses-Divinely APP
pointed Leaders-Their Duties and
Responsibilities-only One Lawgiver
and One Law-Two Pictures of Is
rasPs National Life Under the
Judges Manifestations of Divine
Love and care-Lessons for Us.
Righteousness crulfcfh a nation; but sin -
a reproach 10 any people. "-Prorerbs I4:5k-
- SRAEL's history from the divi-
sion of Canaan amongst the
tribes until the amounting of
Saul, a period of $50 years ACTS
13:19-21), is called the Period of the
Judges-Joshua being the first Judge
and Samuel the last. These Judges
were raised to their position providen-
TALLY. But as they had neither power
nor authority, collected no venue and
could not entail the office upon others,
it follows that whatever influence they
possessed was personal; and to give it
weight implied a proper acknowledge
ment of them as Diyinely appointed. or
raised up
This arrangement led the people con-
~tinually to look to God for their lead
ers rather than to engage in politics, in
which personal ambition would con-
troll. Similarly Spiritual Israelites are
not to wire-pull and decide for them
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

idolatry to self,
wealth, fame, etc.
Rather, the Lords
chastisements are
S e mt to correct
while still there is
in our b e q S
something of ODE
dience and love
toward m-be-
fore the world, the
flesh and the Ad-
versary capture us
completely.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

selves who shall be
their spiritual lead
ers, but are to look
TO the Lord to raise
up from time to
time such headers
as He may please.
The acceptance of
these as Gods APP
pointees does not
necessarily mean
their selection by
ballot. but may be
indicated merely
Inv haa1inu fhoir
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
Touch.

"Our language Is beyond my KEN"
Complained old Mr. Hutch:
For | know that the closest men
Are those / cannot touch"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

"The old fogy Is an old fashioned fell
low. isn't ne?" remarked the wise guy.
Yes" replied The crouch. HE Ii
the kind OF man who writes Rush on
thu envelope when he mails a letter
and imagines that 1t will have the
same effect as a special delivery
stamp"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

These records of Divine chastise-
ments, of Israel's subsequent repent.
ance and of the lords deliverance are
proofs of the Divine Love for that con.
secrated people. So far as we have In
formation, the Divine Power was not
thus exercised upon other nations for
their reproof, correction, etc. They
were left as aliens from God and His
covenant and promises.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
IsraeI's Wrong Course.

Israel's government differed from all
other earthly governments. God was
their King; and in His proyidences, ac-
eording to His Covenant with them.
He supervised their affairs. But in
Samuers day, the Elders. ~perceiving
that his sons were unreliable and for
getting that God was their King and
the Judge merely His representative,
petitioned the Prophet that he anoint
them q king.
1t is hard for us to sympathize with
such prayers for their own degrade
ton. The Prophet Samuel seems to
have viewed the matter from this
standpoint. He very properly went to
the Lord in prayer; 1t was not for him
to decide. He was merely the Lords
%mouthpiece, to speak to the Israelites
whatever message he should receive
from the Lord.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

Things to worry About.
The tnread OF ii silk worm is ne-
t%housandth OF an met ia diameter.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
Correct.

Stick to short words and follow them.
This isn't any Joke.
For If you have TO swallow them
The big ones make you choke.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
His Opinion.

What do you think Of the war In
Europey asked the thin man.
General Sherman Dea me to the
expression. " replied the fat man.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

1t Happens to Us All.
The Jokes l tell are full OF fun.
just wait until I've told you one.
But when my new made yarn I've spun.
Some boob will tell an old one.
Luke McLuke
= subtle Jest leaps of my tongue.
I've slyly played 1t up;
The boot shouts nack what rye just
sprung
And thinks ne made it up.
New York Mail.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
Bits Of Byplay
By Luke McLuke
Copyright. 1915. the Cincinnati
Enquirer
Our Daily Special.

The wise man is the one who knows
now little be knows.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

The Nine Most indispensable Things.
GARTH.
Spats.
Eai mnffs.
Rubber collars.
Hot dogs.
Finger bowls.
Icy poodles.
Rouge.
Noise.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
hdge Ridicules Contention That Jefferson County May Sometime Go Re- publican
|URNETT'S RELIEF ! ONE OF THE MAIN
 OBJECTS OF BILL
kindley Bill Has Already Passed Senate and Is on Favorable Calendar in the House
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

By HUGH w. AOBEHlS
 September 1s-(spe- ll)-Thc only opponent of the plan redistrict the state is pr. John w. |ercrombie, congressman at large,
 h the only reason for his opposition Iich he has made public in m in- |view is his fear lest Jefferson, when eestrained by the "rural vote" of
 fry, Blount and Bibb counties, will. |the second or third succeeding eIec- In, send . republican to Washing That it is a duty of the legislature redistrict the state. Is the argu- Int of those who are insisting on the Usage of the Brindley bill. They do ! seriously consider the fear of Dr.. |ercrombie respecting the possible lection of Jefferson county As a Inc more danger of Jefferson elect k a republican than of the Third or lurth or Fifth electing republican.
 There is & general admission that l Abercrombie has made good con- kssman and but for the common 'owledge that he Is able to take care
 himself there would be greater on the part of the legisla- f'e to declare his office at the con- sion of his term void. However, the la prevails that inasmuch az pr. Ab- krombie will be able to secure a place the exercise of his talent for use- |nsss and service. there la no ten-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
ELECTRIC PROCESS
 AT EMPIRE LAUNDRY
Secures All Rights in Jefferson Coun- ty in New Process of Cleaning
 Clothes

The Empire Laundry has secured all rights in Jefferson county for the use of The Electric Process of washing clothes and have been using this new and patented method of cleaning clothes for week.
 The electric process is an invention through which clothes can be perfectly cleaned in water of 6 moderate temper ature, without chemical bleaches and without soap of strong alkaline qualities. The process is an expensive one and in order to install 1t the Empire laundry was compelled to throw out all the ma- chinery it had been using and arrange IL in such manner that current of electricity could pass through all the water in which clothes are washed. The process is guaranteed to leave colors in their original shape. It produces deodor- nation and stes.lizes the clothes, Bacte- riologists who have tested the process
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
GENERAL BATTLE SEEMS IMMINENT
 ON EASTERN FRONT
Russian and German Forces Maneuver for Strategic Advantages-TeutOns
 Defeated at ROvnO

Petrograd, September 1S.-(Via London. September 1s, 123s a. m.)-A semi-ofricial statement says:
 Military experts consider that strat- egical period of quite exceptional impor- tance has begun on our north and west fronts. Everything leads to the belief that the desperate fighting between great forces going on there will shortly as- sume the character of a general battle, such as has not been fought since the battle of Warsaw.
 "On the southwest front the Germans, in advance of Rovno, have suffered a defeat, while our troops. 26 miles north west of Deraxno. are successfully devel- oping an action in southwest Volhynia and advancing in adjacent regions in Galicia.
 'In the Wilma district the enemy is making great efforts to press back the Russian troops. Between the sectors of the Wilma a-Novo-Svientsyany and the Molo- dechno-Vilieka railways. the enemy troops have reached the vileika- Novo- Molodech. no railway. where at different points, par ticularly 3i miles southeast of Novo- Svientsyany. great cavalry actions are proceeding. The German cavalry hay ing developed it's front before the line of Molodechno- Polotsk. was compelled to turn south In consequence of a blow de- livered at its right wing on the line of Novo-Svientsyany-Mo -Molodeschno.
 But although the German cavalry was repulsed. 1t succeeded in reaching cer- tain points on the line of vileika-Molo- dechno. Northeast of Orany and south east of Lida our troops vigorously re- pulsed the enemy's attacks.
 kl.< Afs.k.- .-.< A1., enemy army corps (60o.0O0 mem are at- tempting to interfere with the retreat of the Russians southeastward by pres sure on the rear of our armies on the Vila-Orany line. and southwestward on the Orany-Iida line. But the enemy on our threatened wings is. in his turn in a precarious position. particularly the enemy group at Novo-Svientsyany. which is threatened with strategical envelop- ment.
 Hence. the experts conclude that a great battle Is probable on the circular line which includes Orany. Wilma, Novo, svientsyany. Vileika. Molodechno and Lida.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
GERMANS CUT LINE
 LEADING TO WILMA

Petrograd September 1S.-(Via Lon don) ).--The Germans have cut the rail way line between Wilma and Melodechno and the only outlet by rail from Wilma still remaining in Russian hands Is the line running southward to Lida. The war office maintains. however. that there are sufficient wagon roads for use in emergency. It Is stated that a decision concerning the retention of Wilma will be reached soon
 The Lida railway line has been un- der sharp attack to the westward of Lida. In an effort to check the Ger man cavalry the Russians are develop ing strong cavalry forces In the Wilma district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19

certify that 1t kills 9sh per cent of the germs in clothes.
 Salt takes the place of bleach as a whit ening agent and the action of the elec- tricity in the washing wheels Is such that the full effect of the whitening tend ency of the salt is obtained in the short- est time. Clothes washed by an electric process are clean and sweet, perfectly sterilized and without odor and do not have to be subjected to treatment in water hot enough to affect the fabric OF color.
 The Empire laundry Is the only laundry in Jefferson county that can use this The process Is protected by patents both as to methods and name. so no other laundry can use an imitation under a similar name.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
Ashford Entertains
 at His Country Home

T. T. Ashford is entertaining a stag house party at "The Plantation" his country home in Limestone county, this week
 The programme as outlined in the invitation for the entertainment of his guests subject. however. to "change without notice Is cotton pick ing, fod-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
TOASTS TO GERMAN
 EMPEROR EXPLAINED

Washington. Septemer 1s.--Capt. l.. T. Waldron and Lieut.. H. l.. Gardner. Nine- ty-third company, coast artillery, who were accused of having participated in toasts to the German Emperor and cause at public restaurant in Port land. Ore, have made satisfactory ex- plantations to the war department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19

der pulling, pea picking. hay raking, colt breaking. fishing. trap shooting. squirrel hunting and dove shooting during the day and playing smut, old maid and other kindred games at night to while away the long hours of a country evening
 Fish fries. squirrel stews and bar becues are on the menu card with a plentiful supply of pure well water and other prohibition beverages as an appetizing sidcline.
 The weeks outing will be brought to a close with an old-time. sun-t sun southern dance and midnight supper to which the feminine youth and beau ty of the surrounding neighborhood will be invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
Pence Treaty Favored

Buenos Aires September 1s.-The sen- ate committee has made a favorable re- port on the peace treaty between Ar gentina. Brazil and Chile, which was signed in Buenos Aires on May B last by the representatives of the three states concerned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

WILL SWAP corner lot Central Parh for 2-passenger automobile must be in good condition. Mail answer to Mr Joseph. 1920 4th ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
FOR RENT--ROOMS

WANTED--Desirable parties to rent either upper or lower story of small house on South Highlands at req sonable price: references exchanged Phone Main 5612-W.
 ROOMS with board. walking distance; all conveniences. 2209 9th ave. y-1g-Tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
FOR RENT

FOR RENr4MoDERN s-RooM BUN. GALOW, NEWLY PAPERED, FILE. WAITED LOT, EAST FRONT, FUR. MAGE HEAT. DESIRABLE NEIGl8s BORHOOD. SEE OWNER ON PREM, ISES. 104 s. AIIMON ST, WEST END
 FOR RENT--ilo2 Virginia street. roomi bath and furnace heat. $25: l106 Virginia street, rooms. bath and furnace heat. $50. Beasley-Peirce Realty Co., 20OS First avenue Phone ASA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-19
The Proposed Arrangement

The Brindley bill has passed the sen : ate and Is on the favorable calendar of the house. That 1t will be enacted into law is generally believed Under it's provisions the state will be rear ranged as follows:
 First District-Choctaw. Clarke, Ma rengo Mobile. Monroe, Washington
 Second-Baldwin, Butler. Conecuh. Covington. Crenshaw. Escambia. Mont gomery, Pike Wilcox.
 Third-Barbour. Bullock. Coffee, Dale. Geneva, Henry. Houston. Lee. Russell
 Fourth-Calhoun. Chiffon. Cleburne. Dallas, Shelby, Talladega.
 Fffth-Autauga. Chambers. Clay Coosa. Fillmore. Lowndes. Macon. Ran dolph. Tallapoosa.
 Sixth-Bibb, Greene, Hale, Perry, Sumter Tuscaloosa.
 Seventh-Cherokee, Cullman, De- Kalh. Etowah. Blount, Marshall, St Clair.
 Eighth-Colbert, Lauderdale, Law renee, Limestone, Madison. Morgan, Jackson.
 Ninth--Jeferson.
 Tenth-Pickens. Fayette, Franklin. Lamar. Marion. Winston. Walker.