Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-24
HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN PAST DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
 TOLD HERE.
FROM AROUND THE PLANET
Dispatches From Our Own and For. eian Countries Are Here Given in Short Meter for
 Busy Readers.

a dispatch from Athens, and danger of war between the two countries has been removed.
 The "beer wagon" would be put out of business if congress enacted a bill introduced by Representative Rior- dan. He proposes an amendment to the internal revenue laws that would enable brewers to pipe beer to retail establishments.
 The statement of Henry Ford be- fore the industrial commit that he could reform Sing Sing conyicts is being tested. Several have been told to go to Ford, who was provided with their records.
 An embargo by the United States on the exportation of arms to bellig erent nations would be a completely unneutral act, President Wilson told committee who presented a petition with 2S,00O signatures.
 Charles P Taft, second son of former President Taft, led the fresh men class of Yale during the first half of the year. His father was second in the class of 1878.
 Little Edgar Gates, 8 years old, was killed at Aurora, H., when his H. year-old brother Vernon accidentally discharged rifle. The bullet pierced Edgar's heart
 
 Discovery that one of the prisoners i'll the Vigo Ind.) county jail is suf- fering from smallpox caused the health authorities to quarantine that institution There are 40 prisoners in the jail.
 Forty girls were forced to flee in their night apparel when fire prac- tically destroyed the girls dormitor- ies of the Southern Training school at Graysville, Tenn.
 Frank James, the celebrated bandit of 20 years ago, is dead at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
 iiS iCOCt ot Sol oiiu Jury OCSuti oll- other secret investigation of. the New York, New Haven & Hartford rail roads affairs. Charles s. Mellen, former president of the road, was the first witness called.
 Mrs. Carter H. Harrison has taken up her husbands place on the plat form and will endeavor to fill several of his speaking engagements the clos ing week of the primary campaign in Chicago
 Emma Schuckman, IT years old, tangoed to death at a dance in Os- trander's hall, Louisville, Ky, drop ping dead of heart disease in the midst of dance with hundreds of couples on the floor
 It has been announced in La Hore, India, that a Prof. Abe has invented a 'phonecope," use of which enables the totally deaf to perceive sounds such as speech and music by means of the eye.
 George Steinbauer, who shot and killed his divorced wife at Milwaukee, Wis, New Years eve when he found she was to wed another was declared insane and sent to an asylum. President Wilson has signed the bill extending for three years the time in which the municipal free bridge across the Mississippi may be completed.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'s freight steamer Delhi reported to have been lost in Summer Strait after being abandoned, has been picked up and beached at Ketchikan, Alaska. Richard Imento, a laborer, entered -,e office of A. M. Lee, assistant gen. claim agent of the Northern Pa railroad at Seattle, Wash, shot killed Charles Dryden and wound s1xR. D. Patton, another clerk.
 
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