Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-11-10

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 The sixteenth son of President Yuan Shi Kai was born. He now has S1 children
 Coke production in the Connels- vile (Pa) region has practically dou- bled since the first of the year.
 Mexico has been called upon to re- plenish the depleted stock of game for New York preserves and a local dealer has contract to supply 50, 900 live quail within three months.
 
 In order that it may levy tax rate not exceeding IF per cent per an. mum on it's assessed property valuat. tion, Birmingham, Ala, will pay the expense of state election.
 Announcement was made by a lead ing Paris newspaper that one of the masters of contemporary art has been commissioned to make a large bas- relief of the execution of Miss Edith Cavell, which will be presented to the city of Paris.
 Kentuekys race for governor is ffssS yet settled The Democrats claim only small majority and the Repub- licans claim Morrow's election by a safe figure.
 The Mutual Life Insurance con- pany, sued by a po1icyholder of Chi cago, to restrain it from participating with the insurance company's funds in the $500,000,O00 loan to the allies, filed motion to dismiss the suit Running down the track and dash ing headlong into the Iron Mountain fast mail, an unidentified man com mitted suicide at Hoxie, Ark. German financial authorities are preparing for new loan of ! $2,500,o00,0o0 in January. i The United States collier Neptune failed to attain the required speed with her engines, but will have an other trial beginning Nov 16. 
 No comment was made at the White House on the elections or ep= the result ef assas -l.. :. , .-~,,4 ments, and it was announced that there would be none. Rip Van Wrinkle won't come back from his present sleep if he hears l this news. His native town of Satskill voted for prohibition. The postoffice department an- nouneed the reorganization of the Memphis, Tenn, and Kansas City, Mo-, postoffices
 George M. Sternberg, United States army, retired, formerly surgeoa-gen- eral of the army, is dead at his home in Washington.
 Miss Bertha Chatkin of Chicago died at hospital in Pontiac of in- Juries suffered when her automobile was struck by Chicago & Alton train.
 Returns show that the single tax amendment to the city charter of Pueblo, Colo, was repealed in election by small majority.
 The death of Chief Surgeon Perre- non of the German cruiser Kronprinz
 helm, interned, was announced
 art failure was the cause.
 The steamer British Prince, 3,77o tons, from Cape Town to Luderitz- bueht, German Southwest Africa. is ashore on Possession island.
 The Argentine delegates to the sec ond Pan-American Scientific congress. which will meet at Washington Dec. 27, will leave Buenos Aires Nov. IS.
 
 The price of coal in Rome having risen to $50 a ton, arrangements are being made to import coal from Japan. where 1t is obtainable at six yen (S3) a ton.
 The trial of Daniel Hurley, 1s years old, charged with the murder of Cath SilitC isOllCl, II, Ol bTOdQW6ll. naS De- gun in Logan county, Illinois, circuit court.
 Following the withdrawal of Ameri- cans from the trenches on the border Villa made his fifth unsuccessful at- tack on the Carranza garrison at Agua Prieta
 The British steamship Taward has been sunk by submarine, but all on board were saved. Ns
 Frank J. Marshall of New York. chess champion of the United States. and J. W. Showalter of Georgetown. Ky, former champion, have agreed to play a series of games for a side wager of $2,000.
 The report of the prison commits sion shows that in 1914 sentences were imposed on 114,2S3 persons in the United Kingdom a dacraasa fro,,,