Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-10-20

in the railroad eating house at Mis- souri Valley, Ia., quit his job to be married in order to qualify for le- gacy of S17,000 left to him by an un- Gle in New York City on condition he should marry before Oct 1.
 Warden J. K. Codding of the Kan sas penitentiary plans to have the prisoners eat from tables instead of benches. He has installed one table as an experiment.
 The first transactions in the $500,000,0 900 Anglo-French five-year 5-per-cent bonds on the New York stock exchange was for the amount of $10,000,000 at 9S.
 At Conway, Ark, cottonseed sold this week at $31,50 ton, an advance within a week of SIS.
 Fire destroyed the Vienna milling plant, at Peoria, H., owned by Don meyer, Gardner & Co., with a loss of s100,000.
 Mrs. Christen Dean, 80 years old and cousin of George Washington, is dead at Carthage, Mo.
 Vic Guerringer of Kansas City was sentenced to 75 years in the peniten- tiary for attacking Mrs. Gertrude Shidler in March. 1914.
 Ophelia Hanson, 8 years old, and her sister Violet, 4, daughters of Mrs. Lewis O. Hanson, of Maiden Rock, Miss, were burned to death while their mother was driving home the COWS.
 A silver jubilee celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the found ing of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held at Memorial Con- tinental hall. President Wilson made an address.
 The marriage of Mrs. Mary Quinlan Brady, Michigan wife" of James J. Brady, Illinois state auditor, was re- ported.
 
 Jonas James, a pioneer miner at Danville, H., dropped dead in the Blue Bird mine of apoplexy.
 Bulgaria's minister and his staff have left Rome for Sofia, proceeding via Switzerland.
 Application was made in New York for incorporation of the National School Camp association. The object of the association is to issue call for 1000, 900 schoolboys to take a course in military training
 British casualties reported from Oct to Oct. Il amount to more than 21,000
 Four of the daily papers of Paris Rappel, Radical, Guerre Sociale and Loeuver-have been suspended by or der of the censorship.
 Ministers of Peoria, H., acting with the law enforcement league, have be- gun plans for a monster parade to carry on a petition to Mayor E. N. Woodruff asking the closing of saloons on Sunday.
 Former Judge William Johnston is dead at Valparaiso, Ind, at the age of 72.
 Health authorities of Pennington, H., were considering steps to combat an epidemic of typhoid fever. Eigh- teen cases are under quarantine.
 
 Three sons of Gen. Edouard de Gu rieses de Castelnau have lost their lives at the front.
 The famous parish church at La chine, Quebec, was destroyed by fire with loss of s250,0OO.
 A banker named Huguet, who was serving sentence in Paris for en- bezzlement, was released and allowed to atone for his offense" as sol dier at the front.
 
 the Congregation Children of Israel, Memphis, is dead, aged n years.
 Henry Rlandy Wren, aged 82, who died at his farm, Whitley Reading, England, had spent only one night away from his home at Whitley, where he was born.
 Fifty tons of coal tar dyestuffs of German manufacture have arrived in New York, consigned to the secretary of commerce. Two men who rode motor cycles held up and robbed Earl Smith, book keeper in the office of the Lattas Creek Coal collpany, near Hymera, Ind, and escaped with 5000.
 Heavy Japanese guns, manned by expert gunners from the Japanese r d. T.. IL