The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-03-22
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ing in New York are feeble,minded,
Or, Aristlne Mum Recht said in q
lecture,
Electrician oscar Rudebeck of New
York, U, S. S. Hull, was drowned
March 15, the navy department An
nouuced.
After being tarred and feathsred by
North Yaldm (Wash,) citizens. II, D
Myers, secretary OF the |. w. W., was
warned to leave the state.
Cadet Flyer Ellis b. Watts, Port
land, Ore, was killed when his air
plane fell 800 feet at Fort Worth. HIS
Instructor, Captain l. V. Drake, was
injured probably fatally.
In a suit to dissolve partnership,
JOSEPH A. Susskind and Harry j.
Susskind, brothers revealed they had
collected $750,000 for checking. hats
and coats in New York restaurants
and hotels.
Samuel p. Davis, humorist. died
at Carnr City, New.
Y. NJ. C. A. opened its campaign to
recruit 1000 workers in army camps
in the United States and abroad.
Many were sent to the hospital fol-
lowing a riot between Sim Feiners
and police in Belfast, Ireland.
Rev. John w. Butler, head Of the
board of foreign missions Of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Mex
leo, died in Mexico City.
Twelve firemen were injured fight.
ing fire which destroyed four office
and store buildings and church al
Johnstown. Pa. Loss, 100000.
Additional credit OF S11,200,00e was
extended by the United States to Bel
gium. Total loan to that country now
is $104 500 900 and total credits to al
lies $4,960, 100000.
Garment workers IN st. Louis are
on strike for wage increases.
Both house and senate of the Texas
legislature adopted the conference re-
port on the statewide prohibition bill,
which is now before the governor.
Funeral of Mrs. Lena Guilbert Ford
and her son Walter Ford, the two
Americans who lost their lives in al
air raid on London, was held in Lon
don.
English signs have been placed in
the subway stations OF Paris owing
to the increasing number of AmerI-
cans and Englishmen using the sys'
TEN.
Two young women have just been
graduated from the National univer.
sity as civil engineers, being the first
women to take this degree in Argen-
tina They are Senorita Elisa B.
Bachoten and Senorita Aida Mara
dona.
Fourteen horses in a shipment of
SO carloads from an army post to an
Atlantic port died at CoVington, Ky.
officials believe they were poisoned
Representative Of so Kansas City
labor unions voted in favor OF gen.
eral strike, to begin March 25, in
sympathy with the striking laundry
workers.
District draft board at Syracuse,
N. Y, ruled newspaper men are en-
titled to deferred draft classification.
The hoard held newspapers are nee
essary industrial enterprises.
Commissions on union of Presby-
terian churches north and south,
meeting at Atlantic City, failed TO
reach an agreement. Two plans will
ne submitted to the respective gen
eral assemblies.
By a vote of "a to "a, the Texas
house passed the bill permitting wor!-
en- to vote in Texas primary elections.
Forty former Princeton students
have lost their lives in the service of
the United States.
Daniel II. Tolman, king of the
loan sharks" who died in New York,
left an estate of $4,OOO,0OO
Ensign Leslie NJ. MacNaughton
was drowned when his seaplane fell
into the sea near Norfolk, Va.
Wassili Safonoff, former conductor
of the Philharmonic orchestra, New
York died at Kislovodsk, Caucasus
watering place.
Stocks and securities valued at
$4,000 were stolen from the Office
of the American Chemical and Min
ing company, Atlanta. Ga.
Deaths in the regular army, nation.
al guard and national army during
the week ending March totaled 156
an increase OF three over the preced.
ing week
Major General Hugh L. Scott for.
mer chief of staff, now commanding
the division at Camp Dix, N. j., was
notified he successfully passed the
war departments physical examina.
tion.
bill making 1t q felony to speak
disloyally of flag or army and navy
has been signed by Governor HOBBY
OF Texas.
Carl e. Alexander, waiter, San
Francisco, attempted to hang himself
The rope broke and he fell three
stories to death.
Mark Sawyer, a brakeman, was
killed and Miss Geneva Clark vas
wounded when an unidentified man
shot them on a Chicago and Alton
train en- route to ST. Louis from Chi
cago. The man leaped from the moV-
ing train
Vilhjalmar Stefansson, Arctic ex-
plorer, is critically i'll at Herschel Is
land, Arctic ocean.
One hundred men, arrested several
days ago by Pittsburgh police in a
roundup Of draft evaders, were tax
en- to Camp Lee, Va, where they will
be inducted into military service.
Five prisoners charged with muir.