Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-02-10

A band Of 70 men, led by the heao of the Soldiers and Sailors Hospital at Los Animas, Colo. indignant be- cause of alleged derogatory remarks by the Rev Wilbur Head, an evangel- ist, in sermon marched to the church 1 there and demanded and received an apology.
 Under an agreement reached Cana. da has decided to settle the claims growing out of the shooting of two duck hunters by the Canadian police. Smith, the one who was killed, will be awarded $1o,0O0, and Dersch, wounded, will get $5,000.
 For the first time since Memphis, Tenn, became a city, it will be dry. Mayor Crump and Sheriff Riechman closed every saloon, tiger" and beer hall in the city.
 Fifteen hundred members of the la Dor exchange at Florence, Italy. met and decided upon general strike as a protest against the increase in the price of food.
 
 Two men were killed and another was critically wounded at Marshall, Tex, in shooting affray resulting from an anti-Catholic lecture.
 Announcement was made that the Illinois Central railroad had closed contracts with the Lima, O., locomo- tive corporation for 50 locomotives of the heavy Mikado class.
 Because he feared he was going blind, Frederick Johnson of Fort Rich mond, Staten Island jumped from the fifth floor of the Manhattan Eye, Ear, Nose and Mouth hospital, killing him. | self.
 The will of Caroline G. Ewen leaves $30,000 to the eats house, London '' The Animal Rescue league and the London Institute for Lost and Starv' ing Cats both claim it.
 Overindulgence in outtermilk is said to have caused the death of Alex ander Fife of East St. Louis, III.
 
 William Davis, IS years old, ended | his life at Bingham, H., by shooting He is the third member of the family to die by violence. Two other mean bers of the family committed suicide In a letter to the Aero Club of America, Orville Wright declares his belief that the cross-country flight to the Panama exposition is entirely practical.
 Constable Nelson Wood of Casper township, Jefferson county, H., is charged with attempting to hold up John Champ, Burlington night agent l at Woodlawn.
 Miss Jeanette Gemmell, daughter of Judge William M Gemmell of Chi cago, admitted that she had cleaned up S110 by buying wheat on margin at $1.39 and selling at $50.
 Striking laborers at the plant of tht Armour Fertilizer Chemical company Roosevelt, N. J., have won their figh for the restoration of the $2-a-da. wage which had been reduced to $1.60
 Fred Mathers, under indictment il the United States court for the rob bery of the postoffice at Chillicothe H., escaped from the Sangamol county jail
 Esther Williams was killed and Mrs Ollie Dupy Sible seriously wounded b. Robert G. Smith of Toledo, O., re jected suitor of Mrs. Sible. who thel committed suicide.
 The removal of the veto power o tional amendment proposed by Repre- sentative Brewer of Crawford county Kan, Socialist member of the house
 Billy Sundays voice is giving ou under the strain of his efforts in hi tabernacle and his throat is in sucl condition that it will be necessary t use surgical means to save his voca cords.
 Jailed in San Angelo, Tex, is fins looking middle-aged man who admi ted he was A. McGowan, abscondin cashier of the Montesano, Wash. Ns tional bank.
 In the same court on the same day at Yonkers, N. Y., Paul Gilbert wa sentenced for assault, his son Franl 12, was convicted of robbery and ar other son, William, was convicted c truancy.