The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS


ken, one OF the worlds greatest col
fee merchants, has been received il
New York
President Wilson and other hlgl
government officials attended the fun
eral of Warren S. Young, for 81
years social secretary at the Whit,
House. Mr.. Young died at the ag;
of 78.
Mrs. Estis, famous midget, weigh
ing only 80 pounds, became the moth
er of six-pound baby boy at Savan
nan, Ga. A Caesarian operation was
performed. The father of the chilC
is six feet tall and weighs $50 pounds
David L. Ewing of ST. Louis was
named assistant director Of the ship
ping boards department Of opera
tions.
Chicago's 300 moving picture the
aters are contributing approximately
5000 a week to the government
under the new revenue law.
Official canvass shows that the
vets carried Iowa by 932 majority
The canvass revealed that 214,695
votes were cast for the amendment
and 215,625 against 1t.
Eighty thousand persons have been
hanged in Austria-Hungary since the
beginning of the war for political OF
racial opposition to the government
according to British estimates.
Estate OF Henry NJ. Flagler, late
Standard Oil director, consisting OF
holdings in many parts Of the coun-
try, is valued at 100000
Arpad Egon Won Dillmont, claimed
by the government to be a reserve
officer of the Austrian army, and
Nicholas Hochman, also an Austrian,
are in custody In Chicago on the
charge that they fraudulently entered
the United States.
The B. F. Goodrich company, All
ron, bought the Wheeling Valley Coal
company property at Bellaire, o., for
$150,OOO.
Indictments were returned at New
York against the publishers Of "The
Masses" Socialist publication
charging violation OF the espionage
act.
A force Of Mexican troops, attempt
ing to set a trap for Villa forces, ad
vancing on Chihuahua City, were de-
feated when they encountered the
bandits near LaMula Pass.
Organization Of American negroes
along lines that will prevent massa-
cres and riots such as the East ST.
Louis and other recent affairs has
been decided on by the American Fed.
Grafton Of Labor.
Malcolm Clifford, Jr., son of a
wealthy manufacturer of Hudson, N.
Y, who was released from custody on
q charge Of murder after two trial ju-
ries had disagreed, has been killed in
action in France
Cincinnati's segregated district has
been closed. The order was issued
by Mayor Puchta in accordance with
the wishes OF the government that all
segregated districts within FIVE miles
Of an army post or camp be closed.
Famous German submarine, the L.
C.-5, once mine layer, has arrived
at Montreal from New York to be
used in connection with the victory
loan campaign.
Fines aggregating $4,000 were i'm
posed in federal court, New York, on
Mrs. Whitney Warren, wife of
wealthy New York architect, who
pleaded guilty of undertaking ex.
pensive gowns she brought from
Paris.
Three persons were burned to
death at Medina, N. Y, when the H.
year-old son of Nicholas Ioriodk pour.
ed kerosene oil into the kitchen range |
to make the fire burn brightly. The
dead are Mrs. Ioriordk, the boy and
his brother, years old.
Auguste Rodin, the famous sculp-
tor, died in his villa at Meudon, in
the outskirts of Paris, after an illness
of a few days.
Playing with companions in a field |
east of Columbus, Theodore Gretchen
10, was shot in the right arm and both /
legs by hunter whose identity is un-
known.
Boston license board, at the sugges-
ton Of the national food administra.
tion, notified saloon proprietors to
eliminate free lunches.
American steamer Kansas City is
believed to have been lost at sea, the
navy department announced. She has
been missing since Sept. 5.
Fire which destroyed the largest ne
gro school in Asheville, N. c., threat
ened 300 pupils and injured eight 9th,
ers and two firemen. Six children are
reported missing.
Richard F. Pettigrew, former Unit
ID States senator from South Dakota,
is at liberty under bond Of $4,000 on
charges Of obstructing the draft and
lttering disloyal sentiments.
Value of the estate left by the late
Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii will not
exceed 100000, one of the executors
If the will said Her jewels. includ-
ng her crown, valued at $1,76O, are
appraised at about $4,000.
Baldwin locomotive works at Phila.
lelphia Is building one locomotive
very working hour Of the day, &C
'ording to Alba B. Johnson, president
4 the concern. Most Of the business
8 for the United States and foreign
governments.
New York Bpiscopalians favor pas
age of a prohibition measure by con.
ress for the duration Of the war.
Sam Lee, Chinese laundryman, was
ound murdered in a small room in
he rear Of his laundry In Cleveland.
With the selection of Peoria, ILL.,, Y
q tha 1918 convention citv tho Ma