The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-05-31

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Findlay, $4,000; GAINESVILLE, $135,0O0
Abraham Koshland, president OF
the Boston Wool Trade association,
bid $4,000 for two pounds of wool
clipped from sheep that craze on the
White House lawn at an auction held
at Boston for the benefit Of the Red
Cross.
Harvesting of the wheat crop II
under way in Fort Worth section OF
Texas.
President Wilson signed the bill
making Hawaii dry for the duration
of the war.
Lieutenant Kiss, reputed to be the
leading Austrian aviator, has beer
killed in an aerial battle.
Peter Patlada, saloonist at Colum'
bus, is being held by government Of
ficials as an alleged moonshiner.
Three Ohio cities are on the tenta-
tive list Of places that are to receive
federal aid in providing housing
facilities for workingmen. They are
Dayton, Warren and Niles.
More than 100 guests at the Hotel
Cadillac, Detroit. were driven to the
street by a fire that swept through
the seven story annex of the hotel.
The upper floor Of the main building
also were damaged.
Ohio State university unfurled a
service flag of 2,640 stars.
Two American aviators. Paul
Kurtzson of Philadelphia and Roger
Babiani who came from Cuba, have
been killed on the French front.
Switzerland has admitted a mis-.
sion of Bolsheviki, headed by NJ. Ber-
sine, a Lithuanian, on condition that
it will not attempt to provoke disor-
der.
Lake division far exceeded its
$9,4OO,0O0 Red Cross war fund quota
when reports from Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky chapters showed suDscrip-
tions OF more than $10,000,000.
Delegates to the triennial conven'
ton at Cleveland of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers reelected
Warren S. Stone of Cleveland grand
chief engineer for term Of six years.
Forty thousand pieces of winter
clothing belonging to the troops sta
toned at Camp Beauregard in Louist'
ana were destroyed or damaged by
fire, believed to have been of incen'
diary origin.
Profits made out of the wine grow
ing industry in lower Austria last
year were over Sic, 900. 900.
Brigadier General Tracy Dickson
of the ordnance department was as
signed to duty at the Bethlehem Steel
co.pany's plant.
Leonard Dodd and Walter Seven
son were legally hanged at Dallas,
Tex, for their assault on a young
woman in June, 1917.
Monsigpor Cornelius G. O'Keefe,
6S, who was secretary in the conclave
which elected the late Pope Leo, died
at Highland Falls, N. Y.
The Social Builder, The Paladin
and The Melting Pot, Socialist publ
cations at st. Louis, were suspended
by Philip Wagner, publisher.
Nationwide prohibition was form
ally reaffirmed by Arizona when the
legislature passed the ratification res
olution with but three dissenting
votes.
Kansas must have q volunteer 10.
day harvest army of 10000 weu who
are willing to go into the wheat fields
on call, e. E. FriZell OF Topeka in
charge of the wheat harvest labor
campaign, said. Wages so cents an
hour, with board and lodging.
Governor Whitman. by proclama.
tion, made New York's anti-loafins
law effective June l.
Jim Cobb, alleged negro slayer Of
Mrs. A. L. Simmons, was taken by a
mob from Jail at Cordelle, Ca. and
lynched.
Mrs. Emily Ricketts,, sister of tha
late Charles Stewart Parnell, Irish
patriot, died in a Dublin almshouse
at | advanced age.
c. B. Mccoy of Coshocton was
elected a vice president for Ohio at
the National Association of Manufac.
tureTs' meeting at New York
Price fixing committee of the war
industries board has recommended to
President Wilson that he fix the price
of zinc, grade A, at IL cents a pound.
Aviator Richard Blodgett OF New
ton, Mass, was killed in France.
Diamonds said to be worth $780,.
900 we're stolen at Lowell, Mass,
from a salesman Of New York i'm
porters.
Aviation Cadet Eugene D. Penn of
Austin, Tex. was killed at Foggia
Italy, when the propeller of his air
plane broke 1900 yards in the air.
State Senator William C. Sproul OF
Chester received overwhelming plu'
rality for the Republican nomination
for governor at the primary election
in Pennsylvania.
Hart Duxbury, farmer, near Sioux
Falls. s D., was tarred and feathered
by so farmers who charged him with
refusal to contribute to Red Cross
or purchase liberty bonds.
War Departments Order.
Columbus. May 2S.-H you will
have to register June and want to
enlist in the army you viii have te
apply at the army recruiting station
before May 81. Orders were received
at the local army recruiting station
not to accept applicants i'll that class
after May 81.
sanol Eczema Prescription Is IA
nous old remedy for all forms OF Ec-
zema and skin diseases. Sanol Ia q
guaranteed remedy. Get S5c. large