Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-11-10
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Bishop Alexander Nemilowsky of New York City, head of the Russian Orthodox Church of America, is de- fendant in a suit for $25,0o0, charging islander, filed by the Rev Timothy W. Peshkoff
 The Federal Council of the Church es of Christian America has an- nounced that Sunday, Nov. IA, will be a day of prayer in behalf of the Ar menians
 Wesley Ring, the 16-year-old son of P. T. King of Minneapolis, Minn., is dead following the eating Of an apple which he had found on the road. The boy died from strychnine poisoning,
 
 s''fhe reports in the foreign newspa- pers that Prince von Buelow has been entrusted with the preparation of peace negotiations are absolutely in correct" says the Overseas news agency.
 The American schooner Frederick A. Dugan brought to New York about 400 young men from Ireland, many of whom say they had left home to avoid conscription.
 Complete returns of the town cleo tion of Bolton, Conn, reveal that Mrs. Finley, the winning candidate, ran on the Republican ticket, while her hus- Et1Jn To on the Democratic ticket, but he alse was elected s---~ss.1-cissSss issSs s-s ei ' aA-'
 "The kaiser has disgraced Admiral von TirpitZ.' A Central News dis patch quotes the above statement.
 United States immigration inspec- tors raided tho Pacific Mail steamer Mongolia and captured 86 Chinese stowaways at San Francisco.
 A rifle purchased by Abraham Lin coin and Henry Brooner for S15. and which was used by the famous war president in deer hunting, brought S225 in a sale of Lincoln relics at New York
 Thirteen of the r guards at the Laurel, Va, reformatory have struck because of new regulations forbidding them to smoke or chew tobacco in the presence of boy prisoners.
 An Russian joint noted dated Oct 19, in which Japan was invited to join the allies agree ment not to make separate peace treaties with the Teutonic powers and an acceptance, signed the same day by Ambassador Inoye, was published by the government
 Henry Schooling, fl years old. shot himself through the heart with shot gun at his home near Sturgeon, Mo, after quarrel with neighbor.
 Dr. Francisco Bertrand was elected president of Honduras. He resigned the presidency last July in order to be eligible as a candidate.
 1idSs, DdkeQ 1n bread, caused the death of Mrs. Mary E. Smith of Red Lion, Pa.
 Fire following an explosion in a three-story lodging house at Brooklyn resulted in the death of 13 people.
 A dispatch from Athens giving de- tails of the sinking of the British transport Marquette by German sub marine says the undersea boat fired on the lifeboats.
 A unique and picturesque plan for labelling by means of khaki bras sieres those fit and unfit for military service is announced by the English war office.
 The business section of Columbi- ana, Ala, town of 4,000 population and county seat of Shelby county, has been destroyed by fire.
 American plays are coming into such favor in Denmark that the man. ager Of one of the Copenhagen thea eeio iS lo uSNotS d WHOIo season to American drama
 Gov. Dunne has issued his annual Thanksgiving proclamation.
 ire in the plant of the w. F. Job bins Chemical company, Aurora, H., which manufactures glycerin for use in high explosives, caused damage estimated at s10O,0O0.
 Dr. Thomas Addis and Ralph K. Blair, both of San Francisco, convict ed of violating the neutrality of the United States, were fined $1,00O each.
 It was announced at the White House that the marriage of President Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt would take place near the close of Decem- ber."
 Sir Frederick Edward Smith has been appointed to succeed Sir Edward Carson as attorney general of the Brit ish cabinet.