The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-21

now almost impossible for American
soldiers 10 get packages from horne
DIR. Francis 8. Nash. a medical d.
rector in the navy. was fined 81 900
in the District Of Columbia supreme
court, after entering a plea OF nolo
contendere to charge Of unlawfully
hoarding foodstufs.
No alcohol or drugs may be pos
sessed, given away, used or carried
through the canal zone after June IS,
according to an order issued by the
American military commander. The
order affects the American garrison.
5000 civilian Americans and 1900
West Indians.
Twelve young women were victims
of strange attacks in New York city,
when they were burned by an acid
court, after entering a plea OF nolle
thrown from bottle or squirted from
a gun by an unidentified person.
President Wilson, former Premier
Salandra OF Italy and Cardinal Mer
cier, primate of Belgium, were unan.
imously elected to the French Acad.
emy OF Moral and Political Sciences
Gordon w. Cooper Of Lansing
Mich, was killed when his airplane
crashed to the ground while making
a landing at Fort Worth, Tex.
Elton Mitchell, negro farm hand,
was lynched by a mob at Earle. Ark,
after he had shot and wounded Mrs.
w. NJ. Langston. wife OF a planter.
Rev. ]. Wilbur Chapman, former
moderator of the Presbyterian gen.
eral assembly, underwent a success
full operation at a NeH York hospital
An analysis Of the income tax re-
turns Of last year, made known by the
treasury department, shows that 206
persons made $1,0OO,OO0 or more In
1916, while 376 had incomes between
100000 and 100000.
Sum Of 100000 was left by will
Of Frank H. Buhl, Sharon (Pa.) steel
manufacturer, to assist war sufferers
in northern France and Belgium;
100000 to assist sick and injured in
Sharon, and S1,OO0,OO0 to his widow
At San Antonio, Tex, Percy H.
Long of Locust Valley, Long Island,
N. Y, flying cadet, was killed in an
airplane accident.
Daily receipts from the sale Of war
savings stamps total about 81 100000
Major Alexander Lambert OF New
York was elected president of the
American Medical association.
Michigan Democrats indorsed Hen
ry Ford as the Republican candidate
for United States senator and urged
him to become a candidate.
Kansas has completed the recruit |
ing Of $4,000 harvest workers The
quota of 10000 was filled by com
bined efforts of the government and /
municipal organizations.
Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt |
was married at Lenox, Mass, to Ray.
mond T. Baker, director of the United
States mint. Her first husband per-
ished on the Lusitania.
Salvation army war work fund has
now reached $2,372,OOO. Commander
Evangeline Booth is calling for wom-
en- volunteers to double the number
of 900 workers now in France.
Senator Arriga Bolto, Italian mu-
steal composer and poet, is dead at
Milan. He composed the opera, Me
Anna Held, actress, who has been
Ill in New York, is improv-
ing rapidly and physicians now say
she will live
Lieutenant Roger Montgomery OF
Tunica, Miss, instructor in aerial
gunnery at Ellington flying field
Houston, Tex, was killed when his
airplane fell.
Lightning struck the home of Ar
thur Hennessy at Rome, n. T., set
ing it afire, ana fo-T children, tlrea
girls and ? boy, were burned to .oI.