Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-06-16

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 The army transports Buford and Fitzpatrick, now at Galveston, will be sent to Vera Cruz to bring back Amer ican and other foreign refugees from that port.
 Lester, the 2-year-old son of Mrs. Volney Moore, who resides near Ger ard, H., fell into two feet of water in a galvanized tank kept in the yard of his home for the storage of rain wa ter and was drowned.
 Mrs. Helen s. Amend of New York, who inherited $500,000 after the death of her husband, Lincoln Amend, 12 years ago, was arrested on charge of shoplifting.
 The fishing schooner Aloha was burned to the waters edge in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Capt Cole and his crew of IS men reached shore in dories.
 Although no vacancy on the local school board is likely before next Jan uary, the women in Nashville, Tenn, have already begun a campaign for representation on the body
 British miners in Fernie, B. C.. re- fused to work underground with Aus trian and German miners.
 Knox Booth, the missing revenue agent, surrendered to the authorities at Montgomery, Ala.
 The first annual meeting of the na- tiOnal conference of girl scouts is in session at Washington.
 A. J. Warneford, the young Canad- ian aviator in the British service who destroyed a German Zeppelin single handed, has been given the cross of the Legion of Honor by the French government.
 Revised returns on the local option election show that Santa Fe, N. NJ, went wet by a majority of 132
 William Whitney of Rochester, H., who sells lightning rods. was struck by bolt of lightning recently when running for his home through a storm
 William Shaw, general secretary of the Christian Endeav0rers, has an nounced his acceptance of the nomi- nation for governor of Massachusetts on the prohibition ticket
 Immediately after he had been sen fenced to 15 years in prison for mur- der, P A. E. Warren, Jr., of Vidalia, La, was married to Miss Elizabeth Beard, 19, in his cell
 
 Charles w. Hartley, 75 years old, was arrested at San Antonio. Tex. on a chage of counter1eiting. The officers raided his room and found a collection Of silver dollars and half dollars.
 The Canadian casualty list to date totals S,008 men, consisting of 1,213 killed, 5,230 wounded and 1865 miss ing, according to the records of the militia department.
 The village of Biwabik, Minn, will join the ranks of those range com munities that pay 5-cent bounties on rats, but will set a precedent in this part of the country by paying a bounty of cents for each English sparrow.
 The Italian military authorities | have issued orders to ships and air ships to spare from injury the re- mains of the famous Roman amphi- theater at Pola.
 The British casualty lists for the week are the heaviest issued since the | war began. They include 30 officers and 5,620 men, of whom 1,674 were killed
 The Italian government has de- | clined the services of Prince Louis | Napoleon Bonaparte, because of deli | cacy of feeling toward France.
 The nine mine deputies convicted of mansIaughter in connection with the | killing of two strikers and wounding of many others at Roosevelt, N. J., | were sentenced to serve not less than two years and not more than 10 in the state prison.
 The members of the reorganized | cabinet have decided to pool and di- vide their salaries equally. The az gregate of the salaries is S424,625. making the share of each S21,230
 Henry J. Reese, chief of police of Dickson City, Pa, was killed when he stepped into the roadway to signal an automobile exceeding the speed limit
 
 Burglars broke into the Illinois state penitentiary railway station and stole 8 savage bulldog belonging to E.. M. Allen, warden of the prison.