The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-16
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zeuch, q professor at Indiana univer-
sity, has resigned.
James p. McNichol. state senator
and one OF the Republican leaders Of
Pennsylvania, Is dead.
Ohio millers, in session at Oolum'
bus, were warned by State Fire Mar
shal Fleming to guard against incen'
diary fires.
J. L. Replogie, vice president OF the
American Vahadium company, was
appointed director Of steel supply for
the council OF national defense.
Five million pounds OF meat week
are being saved by the nations hotels
through strict enforcement OF meat
less days, according to estimates or
the National Hotel Mems association.
Charles Bradford, 90. editor Of the
American Angler, is dead at his homo,
Richmondhill, N. Y.
Theodore Roosevelt was elected
honorary member of the American
Museum OF Natural History.
!! ]. p. Morgan & Company subscrib-
ed $3.50 900 and the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey gave $250,000 10
the Y. NJ. G. A. war fund.
With General Pershing's application
for $4,000 war insurance the total
for members Of expeditionary force in
France reached $2,200,000.
Minnesota public safety COMMITTEES
sold one pound loaves Of bread for 6
cents as an experiment. Several deal
ers Immediately reduced their prices.
Four coal operators at Terre Hauto,
Ind, charged with conspiring to pro-
cure a higher price for coal than that
set by President Wilson, were ar.
raigned before United States COmmis-
sioner Hammil.
Lord Northcliffe and Lord Reading,
who spent some time in the United
States on missions, have arrived in
England.
John w. Marquand, third cousin of
Abraham Lincoln, whom he resem-
bled, died at GAINESVILLE, O., after q
short illness.
Frederick w. Cole. inventor of
many devices used in Ere alarm sys-
TENS throughout the country, died at
his home in Newton, Mass. He was
80 years of age.
Five heavily armed thieves held up
and robbed the proprietor and six 9th
ers in Louis Reinitz's East Side res
taurant at Cleveland, and escaped
with 1924, besides $500 worth of jew
elry.
John A. Becker, a jackie at the
Great Lakes naval training station,
was beaten to death in a room on the
third floor of a Chicago building. PO-
lice believe there was a woman In
the case.
The latest rise in the price Of food
in New York will affect pet dogs at
several of the leading hotels. An
nouncement was made that the price
of dog food has been raised to equal
that charged for guests.
Plans for using all waste wood for
fuel have been considered by the fuel
administration.
Students Of Wesleyan university,
MLuulStOWuB SOAh', VIII lnNSSL AL lAO-
erty bonds the money they would
1Sand this winter for class dances.
All the corn grinding mills in
France will be put under government
control, so that bread may be supplied
throughout France at the same price.
Militants Of the Womans party re-
sdmed picketing the White House in
force and Al of the banner bearers
were arrested as fast as they took
their places.
Wholesale druggists Of North and
South Carolina, Florida and Georgia
adopted a resolution pledgng them.
selves to discontinue the sale OF pro-
prietarp medicines which they have
reason to believe are being used as
substitutes for liquor.
Several hundred Thousand acres Of
grazing land in the upper peninsula Of
Michigan will be offered free to west
eTn sheep and cattle men.
Subsidiary companies of the Unit.
ed States Steel corporation will sub
scribe $500,000 to the Y. M. C. A. war
fund
Lieutenant Hans Berg and Leuten.
ant Loeschner, Germans who escaped
from Ft. Mcpherson, Ga, have been
captured.
General Persning reported death
from heart trouble of Private Harold
M. Barger, field artillery, South MINI.
eapolis, MINI.
Secretary of War Baker announced
that men 20 years and months old
will pe accepted in the third officers
training schools.
Ns@ York postoffice ordered 310,.
202, ,9zO postage stamps worth $685..
705.20. If placed end to end, they
would make strip $500 miles long.
Cutting all wire communications
leading out of town, band of robbers
blew the safe of the Farmers State
bank at Concord, Mich, and made
away with $4,000 in gold and cur.
rency.
Six women and one man were
buried under tons of ruins when the
floors Of a four-story brick building
in Brooklyn collapsed.
Fedreal department of agriculture
in it's preliminary estimate OF the crop
placed the quantity at 3,191 ,OS3,O00
bushels, record crop.
Louis Pfieger, who killed his wife
in Chicago, was arrested at Fort
Wayne, Ind. II killed her in a fit Of
drunken anger" he said. "She would
not talk to me and shot her." |
Samuel o. Livingood, Princeton avi
ator student Of GAINESVILLE, O., has
0een absolyed of charges of violating