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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-02-09

Salt Lake, Utah, Feb. 2.-The
Young prohibition bill, one OF the
most drastic dry measures submitted
by any state, has passed the senate
unanimously. The house has passed
If
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-02-09
THE GRIM REAPER

Mrs. E. NJ Florence, aged 2S
years, died last Saturday evening at
her home on West Logan street, fol-
lowing lingering illness Of tubercu-
losis, covering a period Of the past
two years.
She is survived by her husband and
two young sons.
Funeral services were held at
Swamp College, Tuesday afternoon,
with Rev. Cordier in charge.
Elmer R. Berry, aged 35 years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. David M, Berry, for
mer residents of this county, died last
Saturday at the home of his mother,
at Lima. Deceased was born in AL
len county, December "a, 1881. On
December II, 1902 he was married
to Miss Minnie Poor, of this county,
and she and two sons and two daugh-
ters as we'll as his mother, two Sis
ters and a brother, survive.
The remains were brought to this
city last Sunday afternoon. Funeral
services were held by Rev. Hartman
at the Bethany Evangelical church,
last Tuesday morning.
Clerk George Petrie of the Board
OF Public Affairs, was apprised last
Monday Of the death at Covington,
Ind, of his sisters husband, George
w. Williams, which occurred Sunday
morning. Mr.. Williams was engaged
in the lumber business in this city
about thirty years ago. Mrs. Petrie
and Mrs. John Orr attended the fun
eral, which was held Wednesday at-
ternoon.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-02-09

Mr.. Ralph Heffner, Of this city,
and Miss Hilda Laut, Of New Bremen,
were united in marriage at st. Pauls
Lutheran church in that town last
Saturday morning. After the cere-
mony an elaborate threecourse din
ner was served at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Herman
Laut
The groom is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Heffner, Of this city, and
for number Of years past has been
associated with his father n the con-
tracing business. It was while s,l-
pervising a street paving job at New
Bremen couple Of years ago that he
met his bride.
Saturday Afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Heffner left on a honeymoon trip to
Palm Beach, Fla, and other points
Of interest in the South.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Leininger, IT'S
North Fifteenth street, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Norma to
Mr.. Milton Rasbury, Tuesday, Janu-
airy 80, at four o'clock, at the home
Of the brides brother, c. Earl Lem
niger, South w. Street. Rev. ]. Dav-
i'd Arnold, pastor of the First Christ,
ian church read the service with the
ring ceremony The only witnesses
were the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Leininger, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Clinehens, Miss Ruby Cline
hens, Mr.. Ray Leininger and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Earl Leininger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasbury left at once
for Oklahoma City where Mr.. Ras-
bury's parents are now living and
where they expect to make their
home. Both MIR. Rasbury and his
bride are talented musicians.-Fort
Smith Ark. Record.
The bride will be well remembered
by the young people of this city. Her
father was formerly connected with
the Overall factory in this city.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-02-09

Remember The Demo
Gratis advertisers tOhen in
CeLinG shopping. They
wiH give you a square deal
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-02-09
ONE PAPER

In the HOME 10 w0rth.a dozen IN
the byNay, and Just remember THE
DEMOCRAT ls the home paper ~
Mercer County.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08

Mus Earis iuirb gemeI6ct, oak
Sas sorpeooboot vGaiiini" BON Der
Nittelmeer Yatrpuille am 28ite,l
1ebrnar nerienft lei. Der GapitGn.
itMs Cffisiere mnb bunoert Wann
Der Nelatnng famen INNS Sebc,i,
3pei Sffisiere nnb 80 Bonn ptr
geiatnns iutr6en gtrcttet.
AnsenbIidlia 1T in Tranfreid)
AIes rnbig, tueber an Der Somme
npd) an Der Antrc baben &fe
itattsefnnOen. s
Der ErGiibent fat nod nid]t ents
idrc6en, mas er in 1e5ag anf bic
Yeiuaifnang Der .0anotlsidifies TIM
,piro. Seine iuriitiIdjen nno oipls.
lnatiiden Hatgeber baben aller-
oings erflart, oaf Der Hraiioeat itn'
ter BEN 8eitimmnngen Der 8rrfaI-
lung aanonen nno Ganomiere~ amf
bic SdJiffe brinsen fam, obnc Die
Grmadtisnng bes aongreiies ST ba.
ben; Der Erafioent ioa aber seneist
leim, 5m iuarten, bis inr Scnat eim
Nmtrng anf Sdlnf Der 3e6atte ac-
itellt meroen fam, nm baum Die Nm
selegenbeit ben reselredten 2auf
I'M aumgrek mebmen sn lallen.
IS 6eift, onF itarfc arafte am
spiel iinb, nm Dem Eraiibenten snr
iofortigen Ginbermfnms bes Som
arefies ~ beeinfluiIen.
Die yCperieas gielus slscnep"
brinst iOlsenoe, apseblidj amtlidc
Grflarnng Scr oentiden 9iesiernna:
yNadjhem man nd entidfoiIem batte,
pom L sye6rmar an einen nueinse.
id)rGmftfn ltntcrieebootfrieg 0nrdlsn.
fiibien mnfte and Elm aonflift NIT
gmerifa in getrad)f gc5ogen lueroen.
Die Satiadlen baben beiuieien, bai,
oieIe Mnnahme bercdjtiet ,uar, benn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08
Smlan0.
9ralioent @iIion bat oen sc

Erdlioent Wilion bat ben Sc
neral Maior @ugb 8. Scott mic
Der gum @enerolitabs gbef Der Mr-
tnee ernanilt. Ser g[mtstermin oes
@eneralltabs Chefs enoet NIT Dem
oes 9rdiioenten; infolgeoeiien tit
cine Neu grnennitng reip 8e1ta=
tigung notig General Scott bat
Ddbreno Ser lesten 6rei Sabre oie
bonn @enerafItabe ausgebenoe 9e-
megung bebltfs REORGANIZATION oes
6eeres geleitet, lit elm itarfer &c
fiiriDorter Ser algemeiner 9ienft
pfliht ilno begt Die Mniiht, oaB fih
oas sSreimilligen Spitcnt abiolut
nibt beipabrt. General Scott miro
bis gum @erbit inn 0ienite blei
ben uno Damn. oa er Die glltersgrell-
5e in bieier 3eit erreidt, ausihei.
ben; inn Griegsfalle Oagegen miro
er, als elmer Der erfahrellltcn @ene
riile, ipabrideinlid) III ieiner ieti-
gen Steluna bleiben.
Die oenlofrntifden ioiuie Die
repubIifanilhen Senatoreil entid)ie-
ben ii6 in ibren partci 3ulnm-
menfiinften oafiir, oaB III 3ufunf.
abiidtli6 in oie 2ange ge5ogenc
9ebatten orrlb eiile sipei 0rittcI
Maioritat oer Senntsnitglieoer be-
enoct unb oaourh oTilibuiters"
fitntig unlnoglih sefiaht iuerOen
fonnen. Die Oelnofraten nabmen
ben Gorihlag in ibrem 9allflls cin-
thinning an; Sic gfepublifaner eilt-
i6ieoen iif) NIT 80 gegen 2 Stim=
men oafiir. Die neiic gfegeI miro
5meifeaos i'm Blenlm nit groBter
Sdnel(igfeit angcnonlmen. Gie
Senotoren Ga Soaette uno Wronnd
beteiligten iid ilidt all Der s[bitim-
mung unb iDer0en iunbrldcinIib BEL
oen Ylenar @erbanoluligen Die
@alegenbeit luabr iiebmeil idarfe
Sfeoen gegen Die iogen. ubeipaffnete
Helitralitdt" bonn Stapel 5n Ialien.
s(us Sapona miro genleIoet.
ooB Der anitifter Der 9iepolution,
General Sole Wfignel @ones, nit
feincm Stabe bon oen &egierllnes=
truppen inter slnfiibrllg oes @e-
nerals Collage geFongen genonlnlen
lit. 2eeterer Jon orei Gage ldorf
binter @ome5 her geipeieu icin; an
DEM III Der 3dbe BON Guienenes,
an Ser @ren5linie Der Bropin5en
eomdglieD mo Santo Clara aus-
gefohtenen Sample uabnteu 5000
5rlippen tell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08
'Nuunler 791

mirtibaft, in Ser aranfenpflege unS
in friegsmirtibaftli1en Organiia-
tionen ie6er slrt iotpie in lonltigen
getrieben, Die fir oie 3tpede Der
ariegfiibrung ODER 8oIfsneriorgnng
unmittelbar ODER nitteIbar bon Be-
oel,tung fi1o.
sSn oer 8egriinoung Ser 8orlage
b.eb es:
ullm oen Gieg 5u iidern lit es
gebotell bie 2raft bes geiannten
Nolfs in BEN Dienit oes @aterlonoes
gu iteaen. 8er irgeno arbeiten
tunn, bat in oieIer groBen l,no idape-
rem 3eit fein Reht mebr, rliiiiig
5u geben. Dur9 6ns @eies ion Sic
seieslide @erpflihtuns 5unl pater-
lin6ii6en @ilfsoienit gei9affen iper=
cen. @uh in Der Seimot muB ie0er
Mann feline ganae araft ba einieten,
luo oas 8aterlano iie am n0tiglter'
brauht, mo ct nad) leiner forperli=
d]en uno geiltigem 0eranlagung Die
belfen Dtenlte leiiten fa11n."
Die nNorooeutlhe Mngenleine
3eituns" ihrieb au Dem @eiesent=
Murf:
,Grites grfor6ernis erfolgreider
ariegfiibrilrg lit Die ginbeit oes
San6els aud auf Der irneren Gront.
Ser arieg lit nidt niir elm aonlpf
Der 8dffen, ionoern aud Elm aanlpf
Der Wirtlbaft. Die graeugung bon
ariegsbeoarf lno 0oIfsberforgung
I lit fit BEN Griegsausgnng bon oer
gleihen @idtiefeit ipie sic eigent=
Iiden ariegsbonoIungen SSat alien
tieien Dingen brau6en mir oos eng
| ite 3uian11nenipirfen aller 8eteiIie
ten"
0aB Die 1uBere Jront felt Itebt.
bat Der oeuti6e Heihsfan5Ier ioeben
erit ausoridli1 fonitatiert. Wit Ser
lIunmebrigen Wobilnladuns Der
&einlarnlee miro audi Die beutjhe
innere feite 5ront errihtet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08
Die Sentide innere srOnt.

Die oeutibe Seinarinee lit burdJ
oas am 90. 9topember b. S. i'm
9feicbstag eineebrahte uno an 2.
DECEMBER angenommene @eleb soen
paterldnoii6en SilfsoienIt betref-
feno" gei6affen moroen, Sic lit
nunmebr, na6oem Die Srilt fir Die
freipillige Stellung abgelaufen, ull-
gfntein mobil gemadt iporoen.
Sic tpidtigiten er,lnoleeenoell
s'eitimniingen oieies @eieses iinb
in oen foIgenoen 5rpei Taragropben
feitgelegt iporoer:
s t. Seoer mdnnlihe 8eltie6e
ON poQenbeten iieb5ebnten biz gum
poIlenoeteu ied5igIten 2e6ensiobre,
iotpeit er nidjt 5um 0ienite in Scr
belpnffneten @adt einberufen lit,
lit 5um paterldnoiihen SilfsoienIt
mSbrenO oeS 4ricges perpfIidltet.
S 3. 9lls poterlanoiider 5ilfs,
oienlt gilt, orber Dem 0ienit BEL @e
hdroen amo belproli9en Ginrid-
tlinoen insbeIonoerc oie 9lrbeit in
Scr ariegsinoltltrie, in Ser 2mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08
?lms McriFe.

alus 81 eaio miro genleloet,
man befiirbtc einen glngrifi Ser
Iilliitas auI Sort S,ancotf. bas iiiO-
iueltlih pom gl Yafo am 9fio @ranoe
liegt nno babe oesbalb Sruppen srr
Gerltdrfuns Der oortieen @arniion
oortbin geianot llngefabr 400
gilliitas befalloell iid) icit orei Cd
gen ouf Ser Sam Martiu Hnnh
unb pier5ig Don ibnem ieien nod Der
San Suan Weine gefommen, oie
nur ncun Weilen bon ser @rense
cntfernt, ouf merifaniihem @ebiet
liege. Sic baben Die glmerifaner,
oie BORT arbeiten, tliht belaitigt. Ssn
Sort Sancof mill man aber fein
Hilifo nebmem.
General Sole Carlos Whlrguia
lrlo General Gablo @on5oles .iino
nit Srnppen bon Suare5 nad) Ger
Warfin &and marl6iert mo man
nimmt OIL, baB es bort 81 einein
Sample 5tpiiden ibnen ino ben Gil
liitas fonlmen miro.
= Gs miro pieoer eiinaI &C.
meloet, bab Durango bon Sen gil-
liltaS belest 1T. 8iGa ielbit iof( ii6
BON ieiner aranfDeit po1Itaroiq er.
bolt bo6eii.
Sn GoIas @ranoes. iouen feds
gnbon9er 8iaa's eriGoiien iuoroen
iein. sfdt onbere pnroen n1h Chi
bnabua gebraft. UNI Dor ciu Drill
targeridt aeltelt uno crid1oiien 5ll
mer0en.
Su ssSltare5 limo adtbrnoert
aannen Spium nit 9eihlog beleat
tDoroen, Ole einen @ert bon $32,-
600 IN @olo baben SS,n Gerbiuoitng
oonIit iino fiini glmerifoner nn0 5pei
oncrifoniide 1rnicn in Salt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08
Surge lltbtriid)t.

Ser ygerliner Sofalanset-
aer" per6ffentlidt tinen iiber-
id5arfen MrtiId iiber bic Sn-
anenratipnstest oes Trafioen'
ten.
4 speneer N3initon Gbar4ia
uar fur BE 0rpebitiou mad ben
Nnroanellen berantpprtli6.
Die Gage in Tranfrei& baf
iih ni4t beranbert. sSn Der
Sontme- ,tnb Anere Ueseno
terridt 9inbe.
Oas alliierte Sorpeoo.8opt
,GaiIini" lit i'm Mittelmeer
ptrIenft. Der &apitan, ied)s
Cffisiere unb 100 Nanm sin-
gen inter.
Bonn sroftn 9ampfer
Mbriatic", Ser am %. 6ebrmar
bpn eipcrpOOl ieselte, luitrbe
bis iebt nid)tS geb0rt.
Ger Er6iiSent lit be5iiglid
Der 8eipaffnnng Der 9anSels-
Idliffe nnentidlofien, trotoem
er mad geriid)rr,tns oes Sn-
ffis-9epartements oas 8eht
sur Mrmiernng bat.
Sie bemtIde 9iegiernna ioll
G;nrniioniernng Der belsiidJen
etabte slntiuerpen, 2iitttid nnb
gtamnr bard oeiitidje Srnppen
snr syriebensbebinsnng MAIDEN.
Der 9srGfibent ipirb NIT Der
gelpaffnnng bet llnterieeboote
tpabrId)einlid) 10 lanse iuarten,
bis mene 9ieseln i'm Senat an-
aenpmmen iinS.
Cie bentide 9iesiermng gicbt
cine amtiid)e Grflarnns iiber
bie Nerico-Iffaire ub.
9ic iriide 6ome-Hnle lit por-
Iamfig abgetan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08

Gin gerind,, bie iriide 9ome-
9imle-5rase i'm ensliiden Tarla-
memt sur 8eratnng sn brineen, bat
cine iebr Idarfe Debate beranlakt
nmb porldnfis Sic anselesenbeit ani
.lanse 3eit saradseipprfen. SIN
8erlanfe Der 0e6atte erflarte bic
Siesiernns, SrlanS fOune iofort
8pme @mle baben, iuenn es Sapoii
abitebe, ben litter 2enten and bic.
ie r6pme-9 -9inIe" anfsluingen sit iuol-
len. @eidseitis gaben bic Scrtre-
ter 11liter's i'm Earlament Die Grs
flGrilns ab, baf lie iid niemals
ySome-Hnle" amfsiuinsen laiien trtS
iie niemals freiiuilis anncgmcn
iuiir6en.
Ims Neiu Yorf iuirb semelbet,
man fat srpfe Surge nm ben
y@9ite Star4 9ampier rIoria-
tic", Ser ONT %. 1ebrnar Don 2iDer-
pool absefabren 1T nns bisber nidts
pum iih bnt bOren lailen.
Gin Offisieller 8eridt ans Gspp-
ten iast, bic Siirfen batten eine
itarfe Stellnng in ber 9sabe Dpn
Sbellal amfseseben. Die Ssadridi
ffinat etiuas mnperitanolid), oa
Sbelal 400 Weilem iiSlid Dun Gai=
70 liegt mnb wabrenS Der lekteu
2eit oprt feline Sample itattsefnnSeu
Ga6en.
Ser Jradtbanpfer Manbidnria
iuirb beute npn Neip Yorf nadJ Com
bon abfabren, uenn bic 8eiatnna
iidJ perpflidtet, i'm Safe eimes I'm
sliifs ppn oem Sampfer feimeu
5djaoemeriat ST berlangen.
Die GpmmiiIion, melde ernanni
mar, NM bic SnrSanellen : Grpebi.
tim 81 mnterimd)en, lit sm Dem
SdJlnf sefOmmen, baf 8initon
Spencer gbnrdJill, Der Sanals Der
critic 9ur6 Scr glomiralitGt mar, bic
game Grpeoition peranlaft fat, mno
bic pplle @erantiportlidJfeit bnfiir
frGgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-08
er BON Ser onoeren Seite Iofort
nit 6nnharanaten beoodlt.

er pom DER QIlueIel1 SelIt loIull
nit @anbgranaten beoadt.
sssn oen GtraBen Der Sta0t ipada
oas @ras. ,Das Staotbaus uno oie
&atbeorale iino beute grobtenteils
nur nod Triirnmerballfen sod ba-
ben piele Sdulerfomplere rur meniJ
aelitte,l. Ga ,lnb bort fiebt nlan
elm in 5iuei Eeile aerihnittenes
Saus. Wlan erblidt auf einem bdn.
genoen 6toftperf Elm 8ett, einea
offenen &leiberibranf, eine 2ampe
ouf elmer &omn1ooe, Die 8iloer an
Ser 8ano, einen berabbangenoen
geppi95ipfel ulm. Sd ging nlf oen
8abnbof bon slrras, bon oem ieood
1i9ts iibrig geblieben NOR. es
beridt BORT cine Stille unb 2eere
lpie an einem Sontmerna6nittag IT.
Yompeii. Seit 5tpei langen Sabren
| lit fein 3ug mebr nod @rros Der,
einsefabren.
sluA in 5oilions berrid)t oas glei=
die tiefe G1ipeigen. Die Srganiia-
ton Der gerteibigung bieier Staot
| lit tpurtoerbar allsgebaut. Sd bari
iie nidt beibreiben. Bas iiA aus
oenfen IdBt an abtuebr-> sdut- nno
Mngriffsmitteln, lit i'm gerlnllf Der
lesten 90 Monate. bier our @usfiib-
l.rnng gebra9t tuoroen. Sd iiber=
ldrttt bie Bride, ipefde Die eng
l1noer r,a1 ser Marneihlaht anleg-
ten, uno begab Mid in Die @rdben
ser ooroerlten, 2i,lie. I'm mir ben gez
nauen gu,lft an5ugebelI no i'd
nit meinen stngen oeil Seino 5il in=
den bdtte, feuerte man cine 25er
@ranate ab. SSn Der arppta Der na-
ben Mbtei bon ct. Wfeoaro ihlafet
Sic franaoiiiden 4naben 1eben ben
Gebeiilen bes aoiligs Gbiloebert oes
3fpeiteii. 9ie Sbulfnuben iirl6 i'm
@efa,lenis 2uoipiss oes Srommen
por @raltaten iiber geborgen Mls
i6 sic acknowledgement grinnerlln-
gen perlieB, plaste geraOe cine oent-
| ld)e TIER @ranate in Dem BON elmer
Malier eingebegten @arten.
STE aatbeoraIe BON Soillpns bat
immer nod piel tpeniger gelitten
als oie BON grras. Sd fragte mid
oft, OF es ,nebr @etpobnbeit ooer
mebr Wsut lit, mas Die 8eDolferlng
gu iold' aabem slusbalten befdbigt.
aln ben Sanptpunfteil BET Staot
iino au1 5ertriiinnlerte @auIer gu
filoen auii6en @oenen biibide @drts
den nit pollenoeten 8eetetl BON 8e-
gonien acknowledgements llnper-
lebrt aebliebeit iillo. sSn 8aris traf
id cine rei5enoe anlerifanil6e
S1riftltelerin, pelde ein 91l6 ull-
ter Dem Sitel; Mein Sein aiif oeln
Selo ser gbre gelhrieben bat Sic
er51blte mir pom ibrenl sufentbait
in SoiIiors. Sic mar rur negen
2a5nrett Gatigfeit 5ugelaiien NOR
oen uno batte 1id) bei elmer einfa-
den 8iirgersfrau ein 3imner genlie-
tet. Die Mietfraii cntldulbigte lid
bei Ser Dame ipegen oes Mangel5
| nn Jenlterideiben in ibrem 3iln-
ner nit Ser rubigen grflarllng, IN
Soilions gebe es fdon ldngit nibts
lnebr bon @Ias. slls lie BEL Gid
geielien iei, babe oas tleine 9ienit-
nldo1en, ipdbreno es cine Elatte
auftrng, oas nabe 9eieoergeben eli
iler flirdtbaren @ranate init Der rli-
bigen 8emerfltng bcgleitef, oas iei
elmer Der grobten Ereffer Ser oellt=
| iden Morler gelpeien, nobel iid Die
0saio in ibren 9ienItleiitllngeu tlid,t
einen sfugenblid itoren lieB. 50 re-
oen Die Yenobner oieler Staot
bon fataitropbalen Seinliu6ungen
iuie bonn 8etter ober BON eineln
noNiberfabrenoen 2aItipagen,
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Sdlluer befulubar.

gIr5t gum Gatienten): ulln0
bann nod ems. Serr S5uber: 10
oft Sic III Elm @nitbalts gebenL
niiiIeu Sic Iid immer sS6re groBc
2eber Dor 9(uaen haltenl"
- Gurd ein groBeS 5iaSfo fam
elm Sramatifer beriibmt merOen, nit
einem fleinen lit nidts an5ufangen.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-29
To Raise Funds
for Labor Day
PRELIMINARY MEETING NAMES
FINANCE COMMITTEE TO CAN
VASS FOR CELEBRATION PUR-
PosEs--NExT MEETING AUG. 3.

A meeting of all union men and
others interested in the coming Labor
Day celebration in the district was
called by President J. p. Dray In
Carpenters Hall last evening and
was well attended. Matters were
taken up and steps taken to prepare
for one of the greatest celebrations
ever held in this district. Labor
Day is of course one great day here
and in which all good citizens have
an interest At the meeting last
night a Finance Committee was ap-
pointed composed OF J. p. Dray,
Chairman, C. l.. Osterlund and H.
l.. Fuller C. F. Rowan was select
ed as Chairman of Sports Committee
and the names of those who will act
with him will be announced later.
The next meeting will be held next
Friday night and all crafts as we'll
as others interested are urgently re-
quested to be present and show their
interest in this movement.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-29
MIGHTY DRY IN WASHINGTON.

One of the most popular and in
fuential clubs in the United States
is the Army and Navy club in
Washington. Its membership is
select ard high class, its quarters
are comfortable II not luxurious, its
hospitality is bonnd'ess, and its
stewards and dispensers have a
fame as wide as the nation Itself for
the quality of the goods to be
found in their buffets. Many MEM
bers of congress who have acquired
the habit of little refreshment on
their way TO the capitol of morn
ing are among the clubs most faith
fnl and appreciative habitues, and
some of these. while willing TO I'M
pose dryiiess upon others, are 10
so keen about II for themselves
SO they received the shock of their
lives the other morning when, stroll
ling into the usually moist and tink-
ling sanctuary for their customary
nip. they found the glittering par
aphernalia dim and covered up
while the friendly gent behind the
bar contented himself with the Ia
comic greeting nothing doing.
The club managers make their
posltiin clear. Responsive 10 the
law which prohibits the sale OF
alcoholic liquors TO anybody wear
ing tho uniform of the United States,
they decided To do little lesislat-
ing on their own account IN pehaii
OF members of congress by closihs
their bar altogether. One OF the
prominent members said II Is
somewhat of sacrifice, of course
but we have come to the conclusion
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-29
GUS MAHRT S|CKS HIS
son on THE KAISER

August Mahrt, the genial Manager
OF the Refreshment Department of
the Northern Motel In Ely, and
known To all the surrounding coun-
try as plain Gus" win leave We'd
nesday morning for Helena, Seattle
and points along the Pacific coast
where he will spend about one month
for much needed rest. Gus goes first
TO Helena. where his son Peter, a
young giant, six feet one in height
and weighing about 200 pounds has
enlisted under the Stars and Stripes
and will take up arms against Ger
many. While Gus is native of
Germany but has long been loyal
citizen of the United States, his son
is native born American. He has
several close relatives in the German
army but in battle they will all look
alike to him. Gus will give him
a couple of high balls before he
starts and then the Daschund better
prepare to make his get away.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-29
M Rig PROFITS IN NEWSPAPERS

Newspaper profits too often are
delusions. On paper they look big
and carried by hearsay, they grow
until of great size. In truth. they
are not profits, but losses. An ex-
ample Is that of the Los Angeles
Express. which was supposed To be
making hundreds of thousands of
dollars year. Recently the papers
balance sheet was brought into
court by dissatisfied stockholders,
which disclosed losses as high as
S2o7 600 a year. The Express is
now running behind at the rate of
$40, 6,o0o month.
There is not one profitable news
paper in every ten published, and. ut
tie present price of newsprint, very
few papers are avoiding loss.
The average newspaper is not only
venture, but big risk Ogden
Standard.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-29
OLD INDIAN SQUAW
DIES IN CAMP

Indian Annie, one of the well
known old time squaws of the west
ern country died at her camp high
up on the mountainside north of Ely
early yesterday morning. Annie is
said to be approximately 100 years
old aud was one of the we'll known
Indian characters in the pioneer
days when Ward and Taylor were
thriving mining camps. She has nat
urally been in poor health for some
time due to her advanced years but
she has been able to be about the
streets until the last few days She
died in the true Indian fashion in
her bed with only the blue Sky
oyer her for protection. She will be
buried this afternoon from the
Wilson-Bates Undertaking parlors.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-29
NEW MOVING PICTURE HOUSE
HAS REEN OPENED IN ELY

The Rex Theater opened its doors
to the public last night after having
given a free matinee to the children
yesterday afternoon.
The theatre is one of the most
up-to-date in the state, having been
built after the designs furnished
by one of the best architects in this
line in the east, and conforms to the
restrictions and rules of cities where
such buildings come directly under
the direction of those charged with
the enforcement of ordinances.
The theatre is being operated by
Il. e. Campbell, who has been known
in this district for many years, and
has had in mind the construction OF
such a building on his lots in Ely for
some time. No expense has been
spared to make this model of It's
kind, and suitable for the entertains
ment of the most particular people.
Large and roomy opera chairs
have been installed. measuring 21
inches inswidth and 30 inches from
back to back, and the best procur-
able gold fibre Minusa screen, which
is being adopted by all the modern
picture houses. has been installed
The operating department is
equipped with the well-known Pow
ers 6-B machines with motor gen.
orators, of which A. II. Jones. an
operator of five years experience in
Salt Lake. will have charge. thus
insuring the best results procurable
from the films secured.
Incidentally 1t may be mentioned
that Richard Osborn of the Ely Light
and Power company, who superin-
tended the installation of the light
ing system, is entitled TO credit for
the general effect and results of his
designs and effects in this line.