Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-07-30

| Right to speak on the streets was granted Socialists and the Industrial Workers of the World by Safety Com missioner Nisbet of Denver and per. mits revoked by Police Chief O'Neill were ordered reissued.
 The cruiser Galveston has been or dered from the Bremerton navy yard, Washington, to relieve the cruiser AL bany of the Asiatic naval station, and will depart Aug. 30.
 Thirty-five convicts, sleeping on the second floor of wooden cage at the Oakley convict farm, 20 miles south west of Jackson, Miss, were burned to death. All the victims were ne groes. The charred bodies were buried in the prison graveyard.
 Emperor Nicholas of Russia has ap- proved of the decision of the Holy Synod to burn the three posthumous works of Count Leo Tolstoi on the ground that they are unorthodox com ments on the Old Testament.
 There are to be no changes in the administration plans for the enact inert of :t currency law at the pres ent congress. This was plainly indi- cated by President Wilson and Sena- tor Owen, chairman of the senate committee on banking and currency, after they had held a long conference at the White House.
 The Bulgarians in conference at Nish have agreed to accept the peace tearms offered by Servia and Greece, and have expressed their willingness to make territorial concessions to Roumania. Such an arrangement doubtless would bring about peace in the Balkans
 The Swiss guards, the Vatican's lar my" notified Pope Plus K, through Cardinal Merry del Val, papal secre- tary of state, that the entire corps will leave the Vatican unless Col. Re pond, their commander, be discharged immediately.
 
 Wholesale arrests of Industrial Workers of the World were made on a downtown street in Portland, Ore, when a crowd of 20 women, led by Dr. Marie Equi, defied the mayors orders by holding street meeting.
 
 The negligence of the superintend- ent of public property of Lawrance, Mass, John o. Battershill, was respon- sible primarily for the accident at the public bath house on June 30, when il boys were drowned, according to the verdict of the inquest.
 Rev. Marion Capps of White Bluff, Ark, was freed of the charge of mur dering his two children, when Paul Little, prosecuting attorney, appeared in court and dismissed the case.
 Secretary Lane of the department of the interior isfon his way for tour of the west. Fl am going west to see small part of my job, and few of the people I am working for said Lane before leaving Washington. Fifty persons were killed, according to late estimates, and 35 injured in fire which swept the four-stoFy factory building of the Binghamton| Clothing company, at Binghamton, NJ Y. The victims were chiefly women and girls.
 >ivzz M al Falls, Minn., on a charge of mur- der, and Mayor Edeke of Ranier is out on bail, accused of being an ac- cessory to the crime, as the result of the death of F. J. Couture of Ranisr, who was assaulted by gang.
 Secretary Bryan was credited with working out the Wilson-Glass curren- cy bill and severely criticised as dangerous power" by the bankers of reserve cities in the middle west, which met in Omaha
 In connection with the arrival at Saloniki of high Russian officer at the Greek headquarters, Servian and Roumanian armies will march to So- fla, where peace will be signed.
 
 The interstate commerce conmis- sion has approved the proposed re- duction of express rates throughout the country. The new rates will give the public the benefit of a reduction averaging 9 cents on all packages of five pounds and from 10 to 30 cents on heavier packages.
 Theft of a pearl necklace valued at $625,000 was reported at Scotland Yard The pearls are alleged to have been stolen during transit by post from Paris to a dealer in London.
 Secretary McAdoo finally decided not to appeal the decision of the GUS toms court granting free entry of wood pulp and paper to all countries having favored nation" traties with 41.z +loo+