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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16
THE GRIM REAPER

George Howick aged SO years, well
known resident of Center township,
| died at his home, six miles northeast
of this city, at six o'clock, Thursday
| evening, the 8th, following a weeks
illness Of pneumonia.
| His wife is also in critical condi-
| ton with pneumonia.
Deceased was son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Howick, and was
born in Center township, April 6,
1S4S.
Besides his wife the following
children survive:
Mrs Benjamin Hoyng, of Grafton,
West Virginia; Mrs. John Hoffman,
of Coldwater; Mrs. Joseph Knapke,
Of Hopewen township; Mrs. William
Craft and John S. Howick, of Jeffer-
son; Albert Howick, of Center; and
William, Daniel, Bernard and Miss
Roe, all at home.
Funeral services were held from
the Catholic church in this city last
Monday morning.
Mrs. Joseph Pierstorff, aged so
years, died last Saturday morning at
her home in Hopewell township, fol-
lowing a lingering illness. Death
was directly due to uremic poison.
Deceased was born in Germany, but
came to America, with her parents,
when ) years of age. She was mar
ried to Joseph iPerstorff in 1875.
Her husband and eight children
survive: Mrs. John W'illrath, liberty
township; Mrs. S. B. Profit, Dayton;
Mrs. B. L. Elchler, Delta; Mrs. Mike
Fishcher, this city; Ernest Pierstorff,
Dayton, and Harry, Rudolph and Miss
Minnie, all at home.
Two brothers-John and William
Fahncke-alsO survive.
Funeral services were held last
Tuesday morning at the Hopewell Lu-
theran church, with Rev. Reitz, Of
this city, officiating.
Alva Fishbaugh, aged 66 years.
died last Saturday morning at the
county infrmary, as the result Of
paralysis.
Deceased was admitted to the in
stitution from Montezuma in Septem-
Der, 1913. For many months past
he has been helpless charge. Two
brothers survive him. Funeral ser
vices were held last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. William Ungerer returned from
Mishawaka, Indiana, Tuesday where she
and her father William Worthington at
tended the funeral of Albert Worthing
ton, her fathers brother The deceased
was born in this county. but has been a
resident Of Mishawaka for a number Of
years
Andrew Smith. Mrs Margaret Bollen-
bacher and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Stedcke and daughter and Rev. John
Reese attended the funeral OF Christ Clay
in Auglaize county. on Friday. Rev.
Reese officiated at the funeral services.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Kester. who
have been making Celina their home
the past two years, this week moved
back to the farm, seven miles west
of town. Mr.. Kester will take up
milk route for w. O. Creamery Co., Of
this city,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16

Mrs. Catherine Tietmeyer received a
message Tuesday afternoon stating that
her son was very i'll at his home at Gin
cinnati She left for that city Wednes-
day morning, but had not reached her
journeys end when a second message was
received here stating that her son was
dead. Mrs, Gus Winkeljohan and Miss
Rose Tietmeyer.. her daughters, go to
Cincinnati today to attend the funeral
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16

Harvey Click. young farmer Of Ad-
ans county, Indiana, and Miss Mabel
Lynch, Of Rockford. were united in mar
riage by Rev c. S. Johnson at the Pro-
bate Judges Office yesterday afternoon
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16
Law-Breakers Come to Grief.

Eliza Kiser was arrested last Fri
day evening by Policeman Diener for
being drunk and disorderly. He
plead guilty in Mayor Scranton's
court Saturday and was fined S5 and
costs. He settled
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16

Our genial friend VIM, Curry. of
Coldwater, gave us a pleasant call
while in town, Wednesday afternoon,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16

Earl Courtrtght was arrested last
Saturday by Marshal Duncan for be-
ing drunk and disorderly. He plead
guilty before Mayor Scranton Sunday
and was fined SIS and costs. He set
fled
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16
ONE PAPER

In the HOME 10 worth a doEon IN
the byNNay, and just rsmember THE
DEMOCRAT 10 the home paper of
Mercer County.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16

Andrew Smith. Mrs. Margaret Bollen-
bacher and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Stedcke and daughter and Rev. John
Reese attended the funeral OF Christ Clay
in Auglaize county, on Friday. Rev.
Reese ofhciated at the funeral services.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Kester, who
have been making Celina their home
the past two years, this week moved
back to the farm, seven miles west
of town. Mr., Kester will take up
milk route for w. o. Creamery Co., Of
this city,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-03-16

Mrs William Ungerer returned from
Mishawaka, Indiana, Tuesday where she
and her father William Worthington at
tended the funeral of Albert Worthing-
ton, her fathers brother. The deceased
was born in this county but has been a
resident Of Mishawaka for a number Of
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
LARGE ATTENDANCE
OF COl0REO uhYMEN
Conference mt the Firth street nmptt>t
Church In Addressed L.! Welt
Known MinI>tcrs mud OILERS.

approximately 600 mon aud women
attended tho opening session Of tn"
ii'hin"nh convention az col"r"d m"n
Of tho l.aSmcn's MISSIONARY Movement
az III" tinted states aud Canada. st
tue city Auditorium OF sunday niSh,.
General Secretary w Il: Milnr. II
New York city. aud IN. waiter II
Er""ks. "f Washington we're the
speakers.
The conventions continued a~st.r-
day ~ The i'ifth stree; Bap;is; Church
me inoruin. session was .Itcn large
- :" conference nr tho l,nst"r@ and
prayer. and ended with message on
stewardship from I;cv. Er.s"l C",il,
u. y
To days morning session Viii t..
"tNcu entirely 80 III" discussion Of tn"
theme. Enhancing tho I<iuI'irru.' ur
systematic" church financing. led by
Professor u. T. Gaines In Tho after
NOON ~, Il. T.. chamber. ro~ twenty :
ono years - missionary =" china. viii
address the convention "n 'Euiidinc
the Kingdom ~ ''hiua.' I'll" evening
messages VIII hc ''rh" Missiunary tn-
peal "f Richmond 10y Oliver ! sands:
Modern Social CONDITIONS. q Chat
l"ncc /" the church "a, Z |: wriciIi.
nf Philadelphia. aud "rhc spiritual sig
niicauce "f Church i:ni,l"rrv." hy
Professor 'iain"S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
VIRGINIA ITEMS INCLUDED
s"nhr. 'i'n appropriation nh Uc-
ported out OF Committee ~
Washington.

iSrecial "a The Times Dispatch
WASiilNGTcN February la-Ths
sumdiN civil appropriations bill which
was reported out III the committee on
approximations to-day carried n num-
her Of Virginia appropriations as fol-
lows
COMPLETING Franklin post Office. S&i.-
500: continuing Front ROYAL pos, Office.
S3r,hoh; continuing i.ccshurc most
Office. 10000. completing pulaskI
post Office. S2o0h": continuing Salem
post Office. $50 'oo: completing south
Boston post office. $1,000: couplctiur
Narrcnton post office. 100000: con-
iinuing Waynesbcro post Office. <toon.
installation of maii-convcyiuc ma.
chinery IN Richmond post Office $4,000.
The bill also carries tl30.0oa for Tho
construction Of - light vessel off ,.suc
Charles, in tho lower chesapcakn I,,
ana Sil.S"o FOR til" establishment Of
ards 1" navigation in the bay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
ALL RUNDOWN
AND NERVOUS
Says This Lady Who Had To
support Family of Four
Read Below Her State
mcnt About tnrdui.

Tallapoosa. Ga Mrs. Sallic Ed
son. Of this place, writes. II WAS in
very poor health. ali rundown.
nervous. had iain;inS spells. dizzi-
ness and heart fulterine. had
thesc symptoms usually Il, my
times. had very hard time.
working for seven years in hotel
after my father died. | had 10 sup
port our family Of four. | read The
Birthday Almanac and thought |
would begin taking Cardui re-
ccived good benefit from it, am
sure il will do all that il claims 80
do took three or -four bottles he
fore il began 10 show effects After
that improved rapidly and gained
in health and strength. took nine
bottles in all. This is the only time
! have taken il. was down To los
pounds and | gained TO l22 felt
IKE new woman. | couldn't sleep
before and had to be rubbed. |
would gel so nervous and numb.
And all this was stopped by Car
dui."
The true value of II medicine can
be determined only by the results oh
tanned from its actual use The
thousands OF letters We have re
ceivcd every year for many years
from grateful users Of Cartlui are
powerful tributes To its worth and
effectiveness
II you suffer from wornanly all
ments. try Cardui, The woman 5,
tonic. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Pretty Little Miss Of Six
Years Can See Letters
On Blackboard Now.

There is ro'htuG 'unrc pathcli, thai,
{" $50 small chile With mrnircd
vision. Gt"U!ns ar"uui and ulnhle to
."cpc uiz" tic farcs "f loved ones. *.
cot AZ close range ilcrbcrt T. Pierce.
t"racc manaGcg Of thc Export Loaf
Tobacco tunpHu\, wh" resides on ih,.
'i"rmitas" E"at. had just SUCH 4 case
iu his faull, Eiis beautiful ittic
'HuGhtcr l""a ius' past >i> Years old.
w" hccaw" Very much ai+rriicd
q bout her condition" said Nj ricrrc.
as S." already had glasses made for
her. and the, didn', seen, to inprcN,
h"' Nisio" ~ ali. had hoard ANA
road Of Charles liuroiu Smith ana do
t"umim"d {" consult him about lnca.
fhis waH y year ago last fill.
lie. Without hesitation. diae nosca
her Gus" "a being rcsul, at tho
measles, aC sravntcd rs time WIZ.
she couldn't even rHcrGuiac me coming
rP Ia" path +" our house
"Hut NOW this is al changed WIN
'harics l.inc"ln smiths method ana
glasses she is lust getting ON huc. AND,
has shown wonderful Improvement in
schoo Her teacher says She is now
able tn see tho hEures on tho black
hoard without any diHicul,y. II my
miuh. Charles Lincoln Smiths method
t. unequalcd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
HAIR COLOR
RESTORER
La Creole DarkcnS Gray Hair
i'm II Few payS-Try At Risk
OF fragile Drug store.

No matter whether YOU arc bothered
with vr; s.. St"cakcd with gray. iron
grey. ar prcmaturciy gray hair. failing
ha'r. dry. duli aul brittle nh;r. oily.
greasy, Il, luN 'ii". daridru't Or 't"!,-
luI scalp. Tragic jug store. ITCH
u"ud, Va. or any druggist iuvir"S you
Z" Ivy La creole Hair ~ csSinc ~ their
risk If il succeeds in darkcning your
gray hair. or making hair grow a-;i,n.
TIC cost IS trinin::. and should u fail -
costs n"tl'iug, IT y"ur gray or falling
hair is worth saving. La Creole -
worth try jul IL, Creole is harmless
IL" dye huc has the wonderful effect
az restoring III" c,i"r Glands ." ar
a.. ,tE. so all Your .,ray hair il natu-
rr!I, '"'si''ici I" t.''i even h."h. taS-
rin1t!u" ,"ru YOU I<"d to r.N" H".
Sln..- la ,fcol" &. pS dad,lr III nrr
faliiu- i.tr ani ca"."s th,n 'tnir To
-t'w III: =! and now :ir [" -, out al
over your head. making cntirc head OF
h"ir soft. 'iuny. louG. TUCK. evenly iark
aud sunppy with new Hfc.-AGv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Attractive Young Girl
Now Enjoys Social Life:
Enters Into thcstcrhcld Count, Pleas
uror \ficr Ha,inr Ia Give
Ihcm tn.

Mis- Edna Koch is tho a,,r..ti,c
iaughic Of Mn. aud Mrs Wrll'am.
koch. "f We, 'icstcrncll County. ic-
.cutlH her "t"s troubled hci so mucn
tina, SIN" consulted Charlie I.ncoi.
smith Sow thnr tho trouble ha. dis
appeared. sha is delighted with t0e
result
II suffered With hcadachc ami iurn
inG and itching about the cyehnlis
Nh"r ! went into ~" bright Hight tn.
water would stream from my cyrs.
md t" see anytliinc at all had ia
Keep my hand over my eyes as q SHADE.
Finally they got 30 bad that had
." give IN reading ana sewing en-
tirciy
since having Charles Lincoln
Smiths mcti"d ana glasses the smart
'us ami itchiug has disappeared en-
tircly. and now can SEQ rs ven ye
could hcf"r" tn" trouble started
can read and Sew without discomfort;
and Hm one" MOT" beginning - eiiluy
lifc. which bcfor" WAS really MISERY
II can "@"iu take part IN the little
social affairs Il our ueiEhh"rho"d and
"Hu "uiul Them rs never bcfor" real
@iu@ US DO. VIVA; relief has hcen
granted me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
WELL-KNOWN MERCHANT
or HtLIFAN. SUCCEEDS IN TURNING:
BACH riIT: HANDS Or TIME,
AttORDING no HIS
OWN STORY


], is a familia" saying that YOU never
mss tho water until the we'll runs dry.
This IS the nositi"n in which y. T.,
County, found himself in regard 10 his
eyes.
Mr.. Moorencld is ore or the best
known mon in his section II the state.
being prominent in the business. socia
r re-. med for his ssiveness.
lie and News Ferry.
II really did not know how bad my
c!es w"rc until they were better" said
Nj Moorehcli. When came TO see
Charles Lincoln Smith was suffering
pains in my temples My eyes had
become so had tina, | could not look d.
man IN tn" face. They continued to get
verse. and finally III. face started TO
and could not transact my business
properly.
caun I" him. and i, is positively
remarkable what a wonderful i,npruvc-
m''' ne made IN such short time. II
Was through patient Of twelve years
aG" that first heard OF Charles Lin
'c"lu smith
Mrs. T.. Z. i'icrcc. widow "f one VI
our prominent merchants was pa
trent of br. Smith many years ago.
ANA sh" was :" we'll satisfied that shs
was always Inlkin" about his skill in
hcr ease" II was lIcr son who recon-
'u2mded that come To Richmond and
when | got back home he will be the
mrs, that viii thank. ann delighted
with my treatment at the hands ~
.chnrlcs Lincoln Smith. WHO seems 10
iiHk" such an intense interest in ca cir
individual ease. While in Richmond
y talked with many If his patrons. and
Ii"unh them all "f the same mind.
Getting my eyes in such good shane
mas had q great effect upon mo ply
isicllIy was all run down when
isIul" to Richmond for examination
IHHd had II" appetite whatever tell
lFnu "hcn your eyes arc out Of conui-
ill"n II seems I" affect one all over. As
soon as my eyes improved my appetite
started :" pick up ANA am even put
Jung nu ii"Sl. have not felt so good
tim years. Since my eyes rcSaincd their
IN"uthfuincss feel Younger in every
iNaN. Ana. ~ told Charles Lincoln
smith. he has turned back the hands OF
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
BRITISH, At SANNA|YAT,
WIN TURKISH POSITIONS
'"rceu Back Upon Original Line
However. in Two Heavy
Commentaries.
Sucrcssful Raid Fast of Suucl,cz Car
'icd Out by .tIiich t'orrcS-On
Front From Baltic Sea Ia Ruuma-
mia. Quiet Prevails.
iuy $3.50. ,n,cd Posi-

''n III" lral.' front. ~ tsia.i. Turk">.
i've British aud Turks have boon cn.
Gag"d in hard ngh,im= ut Sannaiya,.
.'h"n' twelve mites rorthcas, "t Ku,-
"i-Amarn Ina ,hcir "nsiaurh, tn.
british captured :r"n;.lin" Turkish ru.
si,ipus "a, 'wo pl,cca "u rr"rtarcs a.,
81" aud -" yards. Their tenure Of tho
positions was sh"rt-liNcd. however. f"l
tn" Turks In tw" heavy cuun;.raiia",, E.
forced III" british light wing bac,i
"p"n it's original l.n". rho lcf, wins
continued Tho strugri" Of attemrjinr
!" hold ba"t IN" TURK until n.a,
nigh'fa!l. when IL nls" FEN back. co, :.
orcd Icy TIA. hariaro nrc ~ The H,i,is,
guns.
aside from this ouGagomcn, 40 n.ht-
iNr "i Importance Is rcu"rtoa Ia amy
~ 10" latest "n,ciah communications
IN" operations an All fronts have again
hc'u 'arriod out hy amali rridirc paI
ii's, sappcrs AMI tho artillery wings
"f tho hclltgorru; atmtcs.
london r"pnr's ina, on rhc 'front.' ia
Franz" ia" British carried out q SUI.
'rSsful inia cast "f Souchcz whu..
R"riin reports attempted british a".
Nanccs southwest al M.asiue am:
north Of h,mcnticrc. resulted i'm faii-
"rc Thc artillery dn"is between -hc
French and Germans on sovcr.l scrjui-
- 'he N"tdun frort rnv" again ho-
como quit" s"trrc
On III" Limo running rrnm tho R.ll,ic
Hon !" ':"nnaun ,hcrc hut" hecu d"
'j'v"l"pm cuts am. who're
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Is Successful Truck
Farmer In Henrico

one Of IN" most successful truck
farnerS around Richmond is l.. p.
Myers VIII" owns modern farm just
hc,"w the National Cemetery. in Hen
ln'"rvicwcd whtie or a recent visit,
u the city, Mrs Myers told an inter
"Siins Try in connection with two
"F nor haushtcrs--Mis Nellie ana
When Kathleen who is now .levtn
Years cd. started 10 school. We nrs,
discovered there was something radi
All wrong With hcr eyes We
took her To- leading speciaiis,. but
had prac,icaIiig Sven u mno'hh ops VT ~,
improving her condition when a yesr
ago, an aunt Mrs Creighton, Of Peters.
burg. AZ old aud grateful patisn; 81
charles Lincoln Smiths urged NE ~,
~. means g. take kathleen to him
We mad already spent lots ~ none
trying I" got relief for our little gin
and "" did not hesitate ore moment ~
90 lowing my aintS adv ice. within
three weeks after Charles Lincoln
smith applied his method and IRE
scripti"m glasses her eyes showed
mark ed imrroV cment. her Vision cleared
I" such IN extent that she was abit
Z" r"snln" he studies. an which she -
nov getting along ~"ll.
~ r"ok my oldcr daughter. Nellie. -
i,.n- Since babyh"od almost Nelu.
h.ts peeu suTcrinr with dcfcctjy. &c.
.Eh' hod employed tho best skil'
available They did HOY no good orr
Fpe ia! ST. WAC his q ing reputation
after voriyinr ON her for some time
f'anklg to'd mo that lie could do moth
ire f"r Tree Nciliss cyes were tur,p>
aud WaierN. and shc suffered intensely
from sharp headaches between her tenn
pies u was last bct"cr HAT placed
hcr With Charles Lincoln Smith tfe
TOO, told M" that NcIiies eyts us-t
IN d"pinrFble condition hut said that,
"" could improve thcm. lie treated her,
cNcs with his method and prescsipaos
glasses since then her syss hnvS-
continued 10 Improve. She sill wears
his prosecution glasses. and is able To-
Sc" ciearly She does MT suHsr aDfs
more from. headaches, aud her SyfS
have become clear and sIcadS --Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
FALL FROM BICYCLE FATAL
llru1 tirri> in itnanOkc Nr~ts with
trr!drut Willie Delivering
Package.

Special Ia rh" Times p,spatchl
EpANhk T.. Va February la--Cary
: E"wan drug clerk died Yesterday
shortly aftc~ nc had ralcr f-or "a
hicy"'c ana suffered injuries "a his
head Rowan was deliy riu@ - pack
ACC az drugs Whom tho accident &c
Cured u Was hurry call. and he
iook tho place Of III" regular delivery
boy.
II i thought jhnt Rowan lost cum
sci"uSnesS while riding. plunclm.. head
foremost Over the handle bars II tn"
machine. There were no had bruises
an his head. and the actual rau>c II his
death : p,IZzling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
1O.DAY'S AID TO BEAUTY

Hair is by far nc most consp!cu-
Gus thine about us and is prob
ABLY the most easii, damaged h.
bad or careless treatment. " "
arc very carefui III hair washiue
We will have virtual, no hal
troubles. An especially fine sham
poo FOR this weather. one thai
brings out al the natural beauty
~ the hair. ina, disso.ves ana en-.
tiiely removes al dandruH. excess
oil and dirt. can easily b. usad a.
triflinE expense by simply diszcIy-
ing a aspocufui Of canthrox
(which YOU can GET a. any drue
stsl in a cup ~ hot water rms
makes q fun cur a. shainroo liutic.
enough SO IL 'e easy To apply /, to
ali the hair instead of jus, the top
% the head This ChemiCaliy de-
snlr"s all impurities and creates
soothing cooling la;her Elnsluc
leaves The SCALP spotlessi" clean
soft aud Dlian'. while the hair taxes
or the glossy richness ~ natural
r"ior. also q nufiness which makes
II seem much heavier than II -
After canthrox shampoo. a-rans
'nE the hair is a pleasurc.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
t,t:tNI 200: INTERPRETERS
WITU OpER tTiO\S ~ WEST
Try y ssocia,ed rrcss

I;EELIN. February ~ via SayvilIc>.
--IICavy fog along the Franco Rclcia an
front has irtcrfcrcd with opera tions,
and there have only been rcconnoit or
ing raids and similar enterprises. army
headquarters announced to-day. The
official statement reads:
Western front: Al"nc tho greater
part of tho front there has been dcnar
fog, which has limited tho activity of
The artillery and tho airmcn, permit
ting only Recommending operations.
Numerous enterprises az the enemy
failed because Of the vigilance Of the
troops In our trenches. our recon
roitcrinG troops succeeded i'm bringing
in several prisoners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

snpprr Mt business Mems club. 8::iU
o'cIhrk.
RniirohJ !. We. a.. I'uraHnt
tIuh. address, city HnHnces Il,
W lillian y. Dnbnr.. business nnn-
"Irr "f Chamber of Commerce.
u'clurk.
tr"hrm.-"My Hume Town tirI":
matinee. :;:.n: night. sem.
'h' \ndttorium-ENnn Williams
In rUnccrt. S:.tu.
t,ric-roruInr ,nude>iil~: h,ntI-
ncc. =; might. 1850 nnd ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
In, Nhnrgcd MIN stcnlinr ri.,nl

Thomas iiranch. coi"rcd fifteen
years old. was arrested Yesterday at.
trrnoou by Detective Sergeant WIN ~,
tho charge "f stoaiine cicni re toI,cr+
ana SUIT az clothes FROM Harry Siccrl
u pawnbrnkcr rho police had born
working on tho cas-" for several ,iaya
tue boy was sent Ia the Juvenile nc-
tchtiun Home from tho firai p;s,ric,
Station. aud viii he given {, hearing
this morning before Justice Eicks in
tho Juvenile md l,omca'ic Relations
court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
Charles Lincoln Smiths Method and Prescrip.
ton Glasses Classed As Ideal.

maxi havn brouSh
= man h II tho Dumin Discuss
- TIM The high char
"a itself
be
ting
c tcly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
rccrngt without MI ,tctr,

LONDON. February I9.--Anothcr
English recragc is left Without AN heir
by the dcnth on tho IIaurentic OF Lieu
tenant Alan lie Elaquiere, only surviv-
inE son Of Lord dc Blauuicrc. The
elder son. John, fell in action in 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
LITTLE \t'riNrTI EAtr.I'I
ron StOI TINT. OrEuATiuN
LEH A..ocla.cA rre.s. !

rI:TEoGEAD Fohrunrs I" 'via Lon
dom. RrtiAh Admiralty, per Wireless
rrcssp. ENc,ui fur scouting opera
lions. there hss hccu litiI" activity
alonc III" 'front.' ~ Russia. Galjcia. Hou-
mania and tho caucasus. according 10
to-,lays war 'nic" statement. The
tcXt reads:
"Wcstcrn front: During Saturday
night The enemy discharged four gas
waves on our positions in til" vicinity
nf I,uhat"vku. south Of Lake Wishcncw.
"Ruumanian ana Caucasus front:
Scouting rcConnoisSan"cS and infuutrH
nrinr are proc cChinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

CONDITIONS ~ IMpourA>r CITIES.

Temperature. =: humidit!. q: wiud.
direction. northeast. Wind velocity. :.
miles. weather. spriuklinr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
The w leather
Furnished u. I. =. Weather Rurcru.

forerass: Virginia
=; lcarIDc 'i'ucsiIny i.
Sntnc,> hnt warmer
east IIOrtior: We'd
nc<dn, fair nn,I
colder.
North Carolina
'.cncrn'l, fhlr Tues
DIN. and " cdncstlHs .
colder wednesday, in
west md central
portions '1ucSdn..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-21
LESTER PRAIRIE DOESN'T WANT.
/ VAN LEAR TO SPEAK THERE
y
(By United Press

st. Paul, Aug. Ex-Governor
Burnquist has been urged to prevent
Mayor Van Lear of Minneapolis from
making a proposed speech at Lester
Prairie August "a. Carlos Avery re-
ceived the request from citizens there
to take up the matter with the COVER
nor, who told the mayor that any
anti-draft or similar move could not
be held.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-21
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs C. M Rac0n had

t. cir dinner guests today Oscar Nor
tenson, Edward frost, ). N. Thomp-
son, Bert Swenson and Andrew Russ
ness, all of Moorhead. The party
autoed to the city yesterday and all,
with the exception of Mr.. Russness,
went to Blackduck IN the afternoon.
They will visit at the state park to-
day before returning home.