The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-01-18
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PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS A.:

hoIh bNdlc WOuAu mint NOW AOah SAes
TO seven clubs. The bill provides
that each club Tay a tiat license OF
IS 900
Fire in big fve-story warehouse
filled with government food supplies,
located on the Brooklyn water 'front.'
caused damages that may exceed
$500, 900.
Every saloon, theater, bowling al
ley and billiard roolu at Indianapolis
has been closed on account OF the
lack Nof coal. The order will be In
effect until the present fuel crisis Is
passed.
During 1911; a total OF 920 saloons
IN Chicago went ont OF business, In
volving a loss OF revenue to the city
OF $4,000.
T. ]. Durand OF the American army,
detailed TO the French ministry OF
war, was attacked without provoca'
tion by ten young rufiians at Ivry-
Sur.Seine, a suburb OF Paris, and left
for dead. He will recover.
( Charles M. Rogers, Is, member OF
bdlltIl II OHN llhAlAAtu anu III
sixth field artillery, and son OF Charles
e. Rogers of the Cincinnati postotce.
died in the base hospital at Camp
Montgomery, Ala. of pneumonia.
Federal constitutional amendment
providing for nationwide prohibition
was ratified by both houses of the
Kentucky general assembly.
Engulfed in vitriol, as It flowed
from broken carboys, 7-year-old Eve.
lyn Bishop was burned to death at
Philadelphia while on her way TO
school.
Colonel Charles w. Fenton, com.
mandant of the Fort Myer training
camp. died at Washington. He direct
cd the work of training the first and
second officers at the camp.
Death Of Vice Sergeant Max Muller,
one of the most successful German
airmen, is reported in a Munich dis
patch. Muller was killed in a fall
resulting from defect in his engine
Several new large Arctic islands
were discovered northwest Of Banks
land in the spring Of 1916 by
Vilialmur Stefenssen, the Arctic ex-
plorer, according to Captain A. Lane,
who arrived at Fairbanks, Alaska,
from the Arctic ocean.
A man registered as ]. P. Sullivant,
So travelling salesman, Columbus, o.,
was found dead in a Cincinnati MOTEL.
The coroner said the man died of ma
tural causes.
After having escaped death on the
western battle front, Private Ernst
]. Attree, II, Toronto, was accidentally
killed by a bullet from a target gun
fired by his brother, Reuben, IA.
Federal supreme court sustained
Ohio DEGREES sentencing Charles E.
Rutherberg, Alfred Wagenknecht and
Charles Baker to one year imprison-
ment for violating the draft law.
NJ. CaillauX, former premier and
minister of justice of France, was
formally imprisoned at Paris as tho
outgrowth of charges of treason
lodged against him in connection
with the Bolo Pasha case.
Opal Davis, II, arrived at her home
in Brownstown, Ind, after having
been mailed by relatives, whom she
was visiting at Clear Springs, Ind. It
took 25 cents worth of stamps to mail
,ner. She made the trip with a rural
mail carrier
Charles Spiegle, 70, farmer, was
frozen to death while walking to his
,oaf1o HranpEnII
Seventy-two airplanes at the San
Antonio (Tex.) field established what
is declared a new flying record for
aviation schools, when they remained
in the air a total of 800 hours.
George J. Fischer, a workman at
the Curtiss aeroplane plant, Buffalo,
was blown from the roof Of build
ing $50 feet high. The force of the
wind carried him along for several
hundred feet and he landed in field
uninjured,
Exports of foodstuffs increased
from $98,OOO,OO0 in October to $780,
100000 In November.
DR.. Ernst Kunwald, former director
of the Cincinnati Symphony orches
ira, was taken to Ft. Oglethorpe for
internment during the period of the
war He is an Austrian army oficer.
Two Yaqui Indians were killed and
nine captured in a brush with United
States troops three miles south of No
gales, Ariz.
The war has caused a falling of
in registration at Harvard university
of 1872 students for this academic
year, as compared with last year.
Fire destroyed the Enderton Office
and store building in the heart OF
Winnipeg's retail district, causing a
loss estimated at over $1,000, 900.
King Alfonso of Spain signed new
decree dissolving the cortes. Elec,
tions will he held Feb. "a and the
new parliament will meet March 18.
Governor Marcus Fl. Holoomb has
refused to call a special session OF
the Connecticut general assembly to
consider the prohibition amendment.
adopted by congress.
National Association of Clothing
Designers voted to eliminate match
pockets" belts, plaits and yokes, in
order that thousands of yards of cloth
might be taken from the civilian garb !
to be placed on the backs of soldiers.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
announces the expenses of the first
draft in Ohio were $280.148.
Fire destroyed the plant of the
John ]. Buckley company, pork pack
ers, at Chester, Pa. The loss is $780,,
600.
Fuel administrators are ready to
close restaurants, caparets and other
amusement places unless the coal |