Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-09-10

from only mild attack, according to the official report
 
 Scarcity of army officers volun- teering for the aviation corps has re- suited in an appeal from Brigadier General George P. Scriven, chief sig nal officer. There are 10 vacancies in the squad, with no recruits in sight
 Aviator Pegoud successfully looped the loop in a monoplane at an alti- tude of 1900 feet, establishing new record for daring, at Juyisy, France He made rapid start of $500 feet and then turned his machine over, fighting himself with apparent ease The thriller was witnessed by several hundred persons.
 Andrew w. Mellon, the multimi!- lionaire banker, and his Wife, Nora McMullen Mellon, who were divorced at Pittsburg 15 months ago. after one of the most sensational legal battles ever fought in this country, according to good authority, have become recon ciled in Europe and will return 10 this country together in a few months
 Representative Frank Woods of Iowa, Progressive Republican, was elected chairman of the Republican congressional committee.
 The Palace of Peace was dedicated at The Hague, the ceremony of hand ing the edifice over to the Dutch for eign minister being carried out in the great court in the presence of Queen Wiihelmina, Dowager Queen Emma and Prince Consort Henry.
 
 Six men were shot, two probably ia tally, in riot at the Pope tin mill, at Steubenyille, O., when the guards fired into 2,000 strikers who threat ened to rush the mill
 Viscount Haidane. lord high chan cellor of Great Britain, arrived at New York aboard the Lusitania. He is the first man holding this office to visit this country. He surprised in- terviewers by declaring that he is an ardent advocate of woman's suffrage, and believes the cause sure to sue ceed.
 Seven million dollars for the estab- lishment of government armor plate plant was asked in bill introduced by Representative Britton of Illinois.
 The New York anti-discrimination law, which, if it is lived up to in the letter, will allow any citizen of the state, of any race, creed or color, to gain admittance to any place of pub lie accommodation, resort or amuse- ment in the state" went into effect
 W. Y. Derrick, Fl years old, civil war veteran, died near Arden, Ark, from the effects of stings of swargk of yellow jackets he disturbed while hunting.
 By filing the hinges off a cell door and then using the door as battering
  13 prisoners escaped from the Wash ington county, Ky, jail at Jonesboro. Premier Asquith was pummeled by two suffragettes while he was playing golf at Lossie Mouth, Scotland. They knocked off his hat, beat him over the head and shoulders with umbrellas.
 
 The administration currency bill emerged Triumphant from the three weeks caucus of house Democrats. IL was approved and adopted as party measure by the overwhelming vote of 160 to g.
 A muddled political situation, which New York City already faced, was complicated further with the author ized declaration from Mayor Gaynor that he would run for reelection on an independent ticket
 Denunciation of the Democratic sen- ate caucus as a political machine" by Senator Hitchcock, one of the Demo- crats who refused to be bound by the caucus on all features of the tariff bill, marked the reopening of the fight over the income tax.
 Registration under the direction of Judge J. w. Witten of the interior de partment began at Glasgow, Mont, for drawing lands in the Fort Peck Indian reservation in northwestern Montana, embodying 1,345,000 acres. This will mark the last big land lot tery in the United States.
 Two counterfeit $10 national bank notes have appeared in Washington. One bill is accredited to the First Ma tional bank of Chicago and the other purports to have been issued by the Farmers and Merchants National banE of Los Angeles.
 Attempts to increase the limit of the proposed income tax on the larger incomes failed in the senate when Senators Borah, Bristow ana Cummins led an effort to amend the