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   Piqua Daily Press (Newspaper) - April 18, 1917, Piqua, Ohio                                AV here Hidr friends who occasional to Stales Jo bring back quarters and half dollars uf I lie new The new coins are still al in American Better come home and PEOPLE'S BY 24 FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF THE UNITED PRESS WITHOUT April sell at a about 25 per cent more Plums cost a But they not so don't buy APRIL 18, 1917. VOL. NO. 95. LIGHTNING STRIKES TREE and vicinity were visited by a severe storm late Tuesday which continued well into day Lightning played a considerable part in the storm anil tree was placed out of sion when a struck the big which stands on near UiH Persons who had finished placing out vegetable seeds previous to the storm feet as if they will be well repaid for their because the warm rain no doubt is making the plants boom on their way upward through the PROF. HEARING FINALLY GOT KIS By United Press April 18. Prof. Scott Nearing will not bo a member of the faculty of Toledo university ter the The failed of renewal wilh tho y the meeting of trustees last The vote was four to against renewing The action was the result of a Hog ed unpatriotic statements made by Nearing because his ued pacifist Nearing joined the staff of Toledo University two years ago after being I from the Wharlon School of Business of the University of IKK The of His Against Secession from to Whose Likeness Inspires the of Patriotic In Base Ball Game By United Press April 1 of the more than thirty baseball fans injured late afternoon when Ji section of the left field bleachers at Neil Park all night in Klmer K. Crosier and William D. Phillips today in serious con- JOLLIES OF 1917" OVER Both suffered internal in- Many of the injured wen charged from hospitals last night and more were sent home as many of the persons who the and now lingers in the attended the minstrel were present 1 at the first night affair and were so j well pleased and delighted with the talent that they came back for When it is taken into tion that the Elks had but little Jollies of is a thing of memories of hundreds of who witnessed the great minstrel which was staged at May's opera house and Tuesday to crowds which filled the big to its The second performance theatre the first night's Hie minstrel must be considered of this i Many of the voices of the local talent affair placed it on a equal talent compare and MOVIE EPISODE NOT ADVERTISED A picture episode was on South Wayne street Tuesday night during the electrical and rain storm that will linger in the mind of Manager Fred Adams of the Si ni long after I he the Alary Pickford have been for- i Adams impressed his I into service order 10 I convey some of the ladies at- i at his theatre to their 1 One of his passengers re- I sides on South Wayne and when t lie machine stopped in front I of her home u front wheel mired in 1 of trenches recent ly filled in 1 because of and water line im- j being in st i exerted the full nf his engine to pull out of hut without so valiantly did the mechanism im the machine buckle 10 its work I i hat all the were worn off 1 he i only hut i wore out telephone vice in an to secure auto load him from his lie tried all garages and taxi All wore Kvans Williams eic rain in shoots lightning illuminated thing to a disgusting point for the man in finally Mr. Adams came down mot one of the hurn firm driving with a His services were and in a very few seconds after attaching itself to the marooned machine in a street Adams and his hapless party were being rushed to their of with n new experience when they grow There is no means of knowing how Adams feels but it be imagined that if he was a resident of South Wayne street that lie wouldn't hesitate to head and circulate a petition to council de- manding that the ment be completed as speedily as or placed in passable con- at is tiie way n majority of- the residents on the feel about it. MORE ACTUAL WORK WILL ALSO HELP By United April throughout Ohio may be moved for- ward an hour to give for raising Governor Cox today said he likely I will issue a proclamation calling for this step in committees throughout the except where eastern time already has been At the same time a proclamation may go out to mayors of all Ohio cities urging strictest enforcement vagrancy is no place in Ohio today for the Cox declared food we shall produce will be needed for the men called to the colors and for those who serve in the productive pursuits at The man who will not work shall go to jail or be forced to the loafers be branded as treated as OF To Whom the People Look Them Safely Through as Serious Crisis as Held the Country Within Jts Grip Years and from Assaults by YOU MUST HAVE BEFORE YOU CAN ENLIST IN ARMY Owing to changes received in past few days as to physical ments of height and weight for en- in S. Applicants from 1C, to IS years of age must have not less than 110 inches in height the minimum weight would be 12S if physically and mentally sound in other No married men are acceptable BIG TWO-YEAR ARMY CAMPAIGN By United Press April ing an army of men in. two years is the next step ing the The bond issue is now virtually a The senate having unanimously it with amendments last an agreement by conference of house and was expected by the time both houses convene today at The President was ed to sign the this The Daughters of Isabella will be entertained in Troy tomorrow ing at the home of Mrs. David Jr. They leave on the li and S o'clock footing wilh a number of the j class professional minstrels that j dis- appeared in in the The tinal performance found every performer right up on the bit. and ji he entire program was carried through with a vim and a punch i which was highly pleasing to the audience. The theatre in fact professional voices which have been heard in this city on tho opera The and showed plenty of If the should care to send troupe out on the road it. would e a in the larger cities of count 1 I he was crowded the i oml This speaks well for the JAPS ARE LEARNING THE ART OF POLITICS THROUGH FRANCHISE RIGHT TROLLEY WIRE DOWN MRS. M. F. RICHEY DIED TUESDAY By United April million approximate number can vote in this country of go to the Voters shall not attend or receptions given by No sticks or any other dangerous weapon shall Ash street seems to In trouble maker for the local line of the D. an T. so often the is knocked to pieces because of 1 a pole coming down or a trolley wire i falling to the ground on Ibis occurred once again Tuesday i afternoon and delayed the service for A. L- Richey received a telegram late Tuesday evening announcing the death of his Mrs. M. F. ai a Mrs. Richey had been ill for several The lady was sixty years old ami had a large number of friends in ibis Mrs Richey was a as her died in One am A- survive The remains will arrive in Piqua and services will be held at the For- est Hill chapel IS to years of age upon j for if physically able Aliens must have first papers and resent them for the recruiting of- The scale in is from 1 to 74 inches for those under S years of and inches to 74 for those past years oC Applicants under IS years of age and under inches high have the minimum weight of 111) pounds for all branches of ihe Those having divorces must pre- sent a copy of proceedings from the No man having minor Children dependant upon him for support who has not made legal ar- rangements by law for their care by another is not acceptable for en- Anyone who lias been confined by sentence of a court for in a reformatory or penitentiary will be enlisted in the Any former service man whose character from last discharge is DON'T FOOL YOURSELF For men past 21 years in age tho j iess than good is not height must be not less than U2 and at least weigh The requirement in weight is in proportion to height as A man past years in age and inches in must weigh less than 11-r> if under IS years of age at same No man who is now a member of the army reserve corps is acceptable for Some persons are laboring under the false impression that because they have no property to list for taxation that they do not need to make out and return the blank sent them by the county This is all a The zen must fill out the blank for can't put it up to the sessor to do it for He may have the Assessor swear him to the free of but it is not the duty of the to fill out the blank for is the zen's own he cannot do so or be subjected to the penalty as prescribed by Mrs. E. A. Morrow Died Wednesday LONDON polls Friday to endorse or repudiate their present the about wilh a view of time and caused the passengers the result of the and wesi to he trans- The election is the upshot of j No voter or elect ion i dissolution of the Imperial Diet j er shall or engage in the A a half square January when Premier on promise of receiving down and the wreck j the forces of the or point now was kept busy for Constitutional party aligned against j On the way to and from him in the house of represent al j the voters shall not be April hern today that garia and Turkey were all angling j for separate peace j with the entente through The move was said to center in No malion was obtainable pent members of body to their homes before they had time to introduce u deuce resolution against But even assuming thai Iho Con- J forces emerge victorious j in battle of it does not necessarily moan fall of for early in the Count declared that he would again dissolve the Diet by a rescript from tho if the Low or House withheld it's support from him and his elections in the past have not always been free from At tho timo of the election in penalties imposed on so in order 1o j keep today's balloting as pure as the following Com- were for tho dance of voters early in the 1. Voters should cast their lots No money or articles or checks accompanied by the candidates with receive transportation ex- or accept payments in tips and hotel 7. Voters shall not yield to the temptation of considerations ing water etc. I S. Voters shall not be mi plod or deceived nor shall j bo molested on their way to and from the No rumors shall bo lated about the candidates for the purpose of obstructing their 1 IK No crowd shall gather to beat ring bells or hoist flags for Ihe sake of Karly in the campaign one candidate for the alone with fourteen of his was arrested for violation of Ihe It was charged that he had given a banquet to the ters in his This bit of hospitality was regarded as a bribe I hours in malting CITY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM IS BADLY NEEDED IN PIQUA Indications are that tho quicker j city of The fact was that all fire alarm system fho serviceable apparatus in the city T'S TERMED NEWS BY 'S ARMY OF PRESS AGENTS Mrs. A. it the West at ten minutes until Wednesday 1.1 y CO April swimmer her own lOvery swimmer her own Can you paddle about with a parasol or a at Ohio Slate university here will have ii chance to show died Ash four April Mrs. Morrow never these appliances while in the water covered consciousness following uj during the swimming stroke of apoplexy which occurred late Monday Mrs. Morrow was the with a The was that the gun was accidentally discharged after a meet in the school tank include diving for diving for swimming under ami eccentric In the there'll be rares with lighted fans and other Piqua gets a new the better it will he for the of the This was Tuesday when the ment responded to an alarm on don The big motor tus took a round about trip to roach the while the smaller was at the street which was nothing more than a roof The business the north end and the southeast section were ab- without protection while in past always one apparatus in position to respond to un while the remainder looked wife of Daniel Washington ship and was one of most respected of ladies in this Mrs. Morrow's maiden name was Amanda She was horn in April IS. January 14. umph of allegorical Miss Hawkins was united in Made of modern in riago to Mr. Daniel was presented at Memorial hall wedding occurred at 111. i today in connection where Mr. and Mrs. Morrow resided Health until IS 74. when they moved to this dred Columbus citizens took part iff the Four were The exposition is an elaborate ward passed while 1 j showing of varied It will Lester and Wilbur aiv through Morrow is a on Rural IS ably the latest phase in Cleveland's war preparations is the fight against so-called trying to avoid military service through the matrimonial Women men alike invade corridors of the court house and attempt to dissuade girls from jumping into the sea matrimony with war service staring the prospective husbands in the Also the of are upbraiding youths for choosing this course to April IS Movies for tho kiddies all for one cent are with the Ohio be held here each Saturday Several j ing under the direction of the Civic improvement Chaperones will be The morning sist of one comic and two nal shall be received aa gifts by the by the i appeared on Iho scene long after j horse drawn apparatus came in from the The smaller result motor apparatus was out on a tice and so must he in a measure for being On its arrival at the fire the immediately sent the small truck back to the Central as it was the first example of what the closing of the Lower Station means to the I wires at any The Tuesday incident was also the of mixed signals as small mot fir apparatus is not supposed to go ovit to alarms in the residential section of tire The present fire alarm system Is almost a thing of the Alarms come in twisted up once in a while heavy winds are likely to ry is a loute No. while Lester lives in this and Wilbur is a resident of Funeral service arrangements are not completed as to where tho vices shall he The time of tlie funeral is two o'clock Friday Interment will occur at Forest Hill Rev. John Montgomery and Rev. Dr. Ramsey will April McDonald went on trial today for shooting her Frank private Daniels was shot April 7, and is in a hospital hero suffering from a serious wound in the Judge Cull ordered Mrs. ald held under bail and con- the case until Two versions of the shooting are presented to the One is of- Mr. and Mrs. of Troy were among those seen at the Evans I Williams April IS Military training will be instituted at tol university next according to present plans of President Otto Several hundred students have signified their willingness to take up the new April 18 the Gem of tho and other patriotic time airs are chimes being played by Mrs. She on the Trinity Episcopal church in ed husband the defense when her statt  

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