Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-11-24
NEWS 0F THE WEEK
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HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND OTHER COUNTRIES
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Four Chattanooga (Tenn.) men have been indicted here for defrauding the government by shipping whisky in collins from this city.
 The charred bodies of the three small children of M. D. Filler were found in the ruins of a barn on the farm of their father in Boyd county, Ky, according to report reaching here. It is the supposition that the children accidentally set fire to the barn.
 An increase in wages to 4,600 em- ployes was announced by the Yale & Towne Manufacturing company, Stam- ford, Conn.,, makers of builders hard ware
 Maj. Gen. Wood has announced that a military camp of instruction for civilians would be established in North Carolina early next year simi- lar to that conducted at Plattsburg, N. N.. last summer.
 Cardinal Mercier archbishop of Ma lines, Belgium, arrived at Lucerne, Switzerland, on parole. Cardinal Mer- cier aroused the ire of the Germans by his pastoral letter of Christmas, 1914.
 Fire in the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy shipyards at Aurora, H., de- stroyed a warehouse filled with huge casks of gas, causing loss estimated at $150,O00.
 According to message, the kaiser ited King Ferdinand for two days. After the visit the German emperor left for Constantinople.
 Mrs. T. T. Taylor and her 10-year- old daughter were drowned in St. Francis river at Wise Ferry, Ark, when the sKiff in which they were seeking to cross the river sank.
 Fire has destroyed eight stores in the village of Oneida, III.
 The Standard Oil company of Kan sas has declared quarterly dividend of $3 a share, payable Dec. 15.
 Gen. Geronimo Villareal, Mexican, was indicted by United States grand jury at Laredo for bringing women into this country for immoral pur- poses.
 State Auditor Brady appointed Ed ward Ridgley of Springfield, H., state bank examiner.
 The French liner Rochambeau, which caught fire in a reserve coal bunker after leaving New York for Bordeaux, Nov. 16, has arrived.
 Augustus o. Johnson, former col lection clerk in the Fifth-Third Ma tional bank of Cincinnati, has pleaded guilty to having embedded $21,000 and sentenced to five years in the fed eral penitentiary at Moundsville, w. Va.
 The steamer Charles A. Luck, owned by F. w. Green, supposed to have been lost in gale on Lake Su- perior last week, is safe.
 The Russian government is opening 5000 new savings banks in connection with the postoffice department.
 
 Frank Stephens, Jr., was shot and killed during quarrel with John Cain and his two sons at Sullivan, Ind.
 A decree has been issued by the New Zealand government providing that no men between the ages of IS and 45 will be permitted to leave the country.
 Judge Jett sentenced James Conner, negro, to be hanged Dec. IF for the murder of his wife. This will be the first hanging in Montgomery county, Illinois,
 In consequence of the decision of the German authorities at Warsaw to permit the reOpenlng or all schools, the Warsaw university has resumed Its work.
 Jean Duluth Pear, in Minnesota, has established new worlds record for Red Poll cattle in the 1915 club contest by scoring more than 700 pounds of butter fat in one season.
 
 The towboat Harry Flown, owned by the Monongahela Coal company, struck snag near Osceola, Ark, and sank in 15 feet of water.
 deed for s1S,O00,000 which relates to the recent transfer of the Wabash railroad was filed for record in Nc Lean county, III. The revenue stamps on the deed cost $1S,O0O.
 The lake steamer Charles A. Luck has been lost with all hands, accord ing to a report that has reached Chi cago.