Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-06-23

to the colors now.
 | Six persons were injured, two fatal ly, by a tornado which swept through 1 South Dakota
 Maj. Gen. Goethals will be retired from the army upon his own applica- tion some time this fall. The degree of doctor of laws was conferred on Josephus Daniels, secre- tary of the navy, at the commence. ment exercises of Ohio Wesleyan uni versity.
 John B. Redmond, the rish Nation alist leader, is suffering from pto- 1 maine poisoning.
 An inventory filed here of the prop erty mentioned in the will of the late Mrs. Frank Leslie showed that nearly $1,5O0,000 will be turned over to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt for the use of the suffrage cause.
 AA0AANA Vo SilIu 1OI Iy-IWO new ca dets were admitted to the West Point military academy, the new men com pr1sing the ''plebe" class
 The Exchange Telegraph company has received a message from Berlin giving the information that Count Zep- pelln is seriously i'll with bronchitis. William J. Bryan denied a story sent out from Toronto that he had made personal contribution of $500 fer elleviation of distress among in- termed Germans"
 1 The German submarine U21 sank | the Lusttania, according to the Elsi- nore Denmark, correspondent of the Evening Star
 1 Carrying 390 refugees from Mexico, l the United States transport Buford is at quarantine.
 Gov. Dunne re-appointed Dr. c, St. Clair Drake secretary of the state board of health,
 The British press bureau issued an official denial of report current in the United States that the British bat tleship Agamemnon was sank at the Dardanelles.
 Former President Taft delivered the principal address at the Wellesley college commencement The class of l ha iar graduated from Wellesley. confession Of the stabbing to death of Thack Wright, private of l Company c, Twenty-third infantry, was made at Texas City, Tex, by F'raHk NJ. White, business man, who l found his wife in the soldiers tent.
 The Illinois house passed, lo4 to f, 1 the Lyle bill, a substitute for the pres ent child delinquency act. The bill provides a fine of $200, imprisonment in jail for one year or both, for per sons taking a male child under IT years of age or a female child under l IS into resorts, policy shops, pool l rooms, saloons or gambling rooms. 1 l Sam Stephens, a negro, was taken from the Stephens county (Ga) jail by a mob of more than 100 armed men and hanged to nearby tree.
 Miss Harriet A. Graham has been 1 retired on a pension by the board of eductaion of Pittsburg, Pa, after 53 l years service in the schools. The supreme court held as consti- tutional an Illinois law compelling railroads to furnish cars within req sonable time after freight is offered. Aroused at some statements TheO- dore Roosevelt is alleged to have made against Germany, the Roosevelt branch of the G. U. G. Germania So- ciety in Milwaukee, Wis, voted unani- 1 mously to change it's name. In the future it will be known as the Steu' ben Verein c. U. G. Germania-
 Pope Benedict has informed Austria that should hostile air raid result in damage to church property in Rome or to residences of dignitaries the Vatican would consider it a grave in l cident.
 Miss Mona McAdoo, daughter Of the secretary of the treasury, has return ed to New York from France, where she has been nursing wounded sol diers.
 Villa and Angeles now are open ene mics, each accusing the other of COW ardice in first retreating at Leon.
 Compulsory military service Is pro vided for In a proposed amendment introduced in the New York constitu tional convention.
 Baron Ernst von Saalfeld, 19 yeari
 old, son of Prince Ernst of Saxe-Mein
 ingen, has fallen in battle.
 By vote of IS to 22, the Illinois