Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-06-30

SpflnSHeld, ILL, to gulf ports for eX- port.
 William Jennings Bryan announced ! that he will retain his Nebraska citi- zenship.
 Rear Admiral Moore says progress is being made in raising the subma- rine F-4, which sank in Honolulu har- bor several months ago.
 The American steamer Neches was seized in the North sea and ordered to proceed forthwith Io London. She carried a general cargo.
 Customs officials declared that the revenues from customs for the fiscal year which ends June 30 amount to more than $2Q4,OOO,OOO and that there is prospect that the total will be close to $210,000OO0
 The permanency of the railroad woman" has been recognized by or sauized labor and it was announced that hereafter she would be eligible to membership in the national union of railway men.
 Capt. Thierfelder of the German aux Hilary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm has received a message of congratulation from the emperor for his ships eX- ploits.
 o. ". Franklin, 5 years old, of Bur lington, Ia, and Mrs Eva Laudaul, 25, Of Chicago, were killed when the auto- mobile in which they were riding struck a peddIer's wagon.
 D. ". Cove, a paying teller in the Dexter-Horton National bank, Seattle, Wash. was arrested here on charge of grand larceny in forging a check for $3,009.
 The steamer Tunisiana of 41,220 tons has been torpedoed off the coast Of Suffolk, while en route from Mon- treaI with cargo of wheat. Her cap- tain succeeded in beaching her.
 Official investigation has been or dered of the complaints that letters passing between the United States and Sweden have been opened by British censors.
 The British steamer Belgrave has been torpedoed off the coast of Pem- brokeshire, and it is believed her crew has been lost. The ship was lowed into Broadhaven bottom up. Officials of the Panama-Pacific expo sident announced that former Presi- dent William Howard Taft would visit the exposition late in the summer. Leprosy is spreading rapidly in Venezuela and tetanus is aIarmingly prevalent among infants there, accord ing to delegate to the Pan-American Medical Congress in session at San Francisco.
 The body of Albert Hood, a farmer of Jackson county, who mysteriously disappeared two weeks ago at Du- quoin, H., was found in the Big Mud dy river.
 The citizens of Buffalo township Pike county, have purchased a chest of silver for Miss Genevieve Clark as wedding present. The Fort Dearborn Manufacturing company of Chicago has purchased 1000 square feet of space and will move it's factory to Sterling, III. The dismissal of Prof Scott Near ing from the teaching staff of the i Wharton school of the University of i Pennsylvania because of his persist ent advocacy of free speech in defi- i ance of the faculty's policy not only 1 has caused great indignation in local ] educational circles and in the univer- 1 sity, but has developed into question l of national importance. Announcement has been made that i French posttal service is handling mail in 90 towns and villages in Al sace They all now bear the names 1 they had 45 years ago. l The Nebraska supreme court has ! handed a decision down that the state railway commission has no power to either raise or lower rates on Ne i braska lines.
 Miss Donze, 26 years old, and her l little 8-year-old nephew, John Donze, were found dead in their home at Phil i adelphia, with their throats cut. l Rather than go to a sanitarium, l Agnes Robertson of Galesburg, H., ! drowned herself in neighbours cis- k tern.
 The Chesapeake & Ohio railroad has 1 announced that after June 30 no liq- uor will be sold on any of it's lines.