The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-10-04
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Movement has been organized In
Chile to bring about closer relations
between Chile and the United States.
Distinguished service cross was
awarded by General PershinF to ~
officers and men OF the American OK
peditionary forces for gallantry In
action.
Consignments Of freight by federal
controlled ocean lines now are pro-
tected by insurance automatically as
shipments by rail.
Grays Harbor Motorship corpora
tion, Aberdeen. Wash. established a
world record by building 1000 ton
wooden ship in TN working days.
Army building projects to be un.
dertaken at once include: Phosphorus
plant near Fairmont, w. Va, $780,.
900; proving ground, Elizabethport,
n. j., $4,000; additions to Frank
ford, Pa, arsenal, $1,0O0,0oo
Average Of 200 new cases of Span
ish influenza daily In infected dis
tricts of Italy is not changing.
Railroad telegrapheTs probably will
receive soon a wage increase of be-
tween $50 and $25 a month.
Rev. Edward Thomas DENLY, a
negro, was consecrated suffragen
bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
diocese OF Arkansas by Bishop Daniel
8. Tuttle.
License OF the David 8. Stott
-four mills, Detroit, was revoked for
alleged failure to keep proper reports.
Lieutenant Ebert Ringer OF Way
Land, Mass, was seriously injured in
an aIrplane accident.
Henry G. Frick, Pittsburgh, sub
scribed for 100000 worth of liberty
bonds
Regular aerial mail service be-
tween New York and Chicago will
be started on Nov. l, according to
present plans announced by Captain
B. B. Lipsnsr, superintendent Of the
mail service.
Earl Dear and Lloyd Bopp, con-
demned murderers, who several
weeks ago escaped from jail at Chi
cago, were recaptured by the police
rife squad without a struggle.
Professor Charles NJ. Stearns, for
merly a member of the Dartmouth
college faculty, OF late engaged in Y
NJ. c. A. work at the New London,
Conn, naval base, died Of pneumonia
From burns received H. the destruc-
tion of his airplane at Carlsstrom
field, near Arcadia, Fla, Lieutenant
K. Il. Brewer of Tannsrsville, n. Y,
is dead. Lieutenant Dyns OF Massa-
chusetts was killed In another acct
dent at the same field.
Mary Field, II, was killed at White
Plains, N. Y, when she was struck by
the wing Of an army airplane from
Mineola after the machine had col
lided with a tree and fallen to the
ground.
Fire, which virtually wiped out
Cross village, near Petoskey, Mich,
rendered 80 families homeless. Be-
sides the 30 residences, every store
and business place, the postoffice,
church and a hotel, were destroyed
The French submarine Gree was
sunk by an Austrian undeTsea boat
The second officer was the only sur
vivor.
Women bill posters, attirsd In blue
oVeralls, white jackets and blue and
white caps, have appeared in The
streets of New York.
Administrator has been appointed
for the estate Of Helen Irene Ben
nett, Missouri girl attending New
York university, who mysteriously
disappeared.
Mrs. William H. Chapman of FL
mira, n Y, was licensed to preach
by the county presbytery.
Two hundred and fifty army chap
lains graduated at Camp Taylor,
Louisville.
Juneau, Alaska, suffered damage
by food.
statistics surveying the cost of living |
in principal cities and industrial CEN
ters reported the cost of living in the
New York district is 65.7 greater
than in December, 1914, and 1879 per
cent greater than in December, 1917.
War industries board directs all
retail stores to discontinue unneces-
sary wrapping of merchandise and to
reduce consumption of all kinds of |
paper.
Watervliet arsenal workers at AL |
bany made large gun in A days, a
record.