The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-30
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS



lish coast, testifying to the accuracy
of allied gmrers.
Jewish chaplains In the army will
wear a miniature tablet and star OF
David as the insignia Of their rank.
Theodore e. Garfield of Seattle,
Wash, student aviator, was killed in
seaplane accident at Miami Fla.
Incendiarism is believed to have
been back OF the 100000 fire which
destroyed the Willoughby building,
Chicago, with its Dig stock Of army
uniforms.
John p. MoArtie of Wilmette, Ill,
carpenters mate in the navy, was
killed in fall from a scaffold.
Ford Motor company offered its
81 assembling and service plants
throughout the country to the gov
ernment.
The News, the Star and the Even
ing Sun, all of Baltimore's evening
newspapers, advanced the price from
/ to 2 cents.
A school for camouflage artists is
the newest feature of the artificer
school of the Great Lakes naval train
ing station.
A house bill suspending custom du-
ties on Red Cross imports was passed
by the senate and sent to President
Wilson for his approval.
Fishing steamer George Hudson
sank after running onto q reef off
NTntah Hill 1nVinp q thfQly foo
Grew of 30 men reached shore in
boat.
Eight hundred second lieutenants
graduated from the central Office
training school at Camp Lee. After
a few days leave of absence they will
report to the various camps to which
they have been assigned.
John H. Howard Of Chicago, former
freight claim agent Of the Chicago
and Alton, was appointed manager OF
a new section of the railroad admin
istration to have supervision over all
freight claims against railroads I'M
der federal MANAGEMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mccain, Mrs
Pearl Lantz and Mrs. Guy Taylor and
3-year-old child, all of Camden, Ind,
were instantly killed when their auto.
mobile was struck by an interurban
car at a street crossing In Logans
port, Ind.
Three American marines were
killed and one wounded in a bloody
fight with bandits in the Seibo prov.
ince of Santo Domingo.
American steamer Westbridge, tor.
pedoed in foreign waters Aug. 16, did |
not sink and has managed to reach |
port.
Arbitration treaty between Japan
and the United States was extended |
for another term of five years by the |
signatures of Secretary Lansing and |
Viscount Ishii, Japanese ambassador
dor.
Fred G.. Clark, fireman, of Wenat-
Chez Wis, was suffccated in a coal
bunker of the U. S. S. Albany, while |
coaling ship.
Because of i'll health, Liouboumir
Michailovitch, Serbian minister to
the United States, has resigned his
post. Alexander V. Georgevitch, sec.
retary of the legation, will act as
charge d'afaires.
American Red Cross has opened
eight childrens asylums within the
Italian war zone. Five more are to
be opened soon in the Treviso.
Frank C. Munson of New York mas
resigned as a member of the shipping
board. He will return to New York
to devote his attention to his duties
az president of the Munson steam.
ship line.
Yorkshire (England) coal strike
ended when the employers granted
the demands of the miners.
Ten ships of a total dead weight
tonnage of 51,7O0 were added to the
American merchant marine during
the week ending Aug. Is.
Miss Emma s. Lansing and Miss
Katherine E. Lansing of Watertown
N. Y, sisters OF Secretary OF State
Lansing, have been decorated with
the French war cross for marked
heroism in remaining in a Red Cross
canteen at Epernay during a recent
bombardmenJ.
Ralph Hayes of Cleveland, secre.
tary to Secretary of War Baker be.
fore he became soldier, has been
made corporal
Claire f. Adams Of Omaha Neb.,
was elected commander-in-chief OF
the Grand Army of the Republic.
General A. Gwosdenovitch, the first
ambassador to this
country has arrived in Washington.
United States Steel corporation
sent 100000 to the Salvation Army's
war work committee.
Gas defense division of the array
urges the American people 10 save
seeds or pits from peaches, pears
llums, prunes, hickorynuts, walnuts
md butternuts for use in making car
ION for gas masks. Red Cross may
arrange for their collection.
During the week ending Aug. 16
,33 sick and wounded soldiers from
he American expedttiCnary forces
we're brought home, the war depart.
nent announced. They were sent to
he various army hospitals.
National house passed the bill ad
hitting free of import duties all sup.
,lies consigned to the American Red
Cross.
Coffee and doughnuts" campaign
# Salvation Army netted SAIL, 900 in
Chicago.
Allan B. Johnson, "a, Of Fort Allie.
,heny, Pa, was killed at Scott field,