Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-12-13

 nual wage. Messengers will receive $2b each.
 Suburbanites at Evanston, Ind, need only bull fights to press them Rev. David H. Jones. condemning all forms of frivolous amusement, includ- ing golf and dancing.
 Federal officials say that Jack John son, the negro ex-champion pugilist, Is in the United States, and that his ar rest is expected soon. He Is wanted for jumping his bond in white slaYe case.
 The body of Stanley D. Bogart, pri- yate in the Thirty-second Michigan na- tional guard, who has been missing since Oct. IS, was found in the Rio Grande river.
 Repeal of those sections of the army reorganization bill dealing with the national guard will be asked in bill which Senator Borah of Idaho will in- troduce.
 Rhinoceros horn was one of the chief remedies resorted to by Chinese doctors in the treatment of typhoid fever in recent epidemic which swept through Wenchow, China.
 The plebiscite on the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United 4 nt,. ity in favor of the retention of the islands.
 Mayor Benjamin Bosse of Evans vile, Ind. bought 40,000 bushels of coal from the Dixie mine, near Spotts- vile, Ky, in an effort to force down the local price of coal A strong impression prevails that Great Britain has acceded to second request for {; safe conduct for Count Adam Tarnowski von Tarnow, Austro- Hungarian ambassador to the United States
 For the second time since his dis appearance, "A years ago, Samuel P. Baker of New York has been made the beneficiary under will.
 
 Penny ante poker with a 5-cent linn it, played on a wedding anniversary, does not constitute gambling in Chi cago, according to Judge Courtney.
 
 i Charles Johnson, Kiowa county l (Kan.) farmer, has collected his cleo tion bets and here is what he has gathered up: Cash, $900 in amounts ranging from S5 to $25, in all 55 bets; 22 boxes of cigars, IS hats, two trained coon dogs and span of mules valued at $450. i Jerry, white fox terrier belonging to H. B. Fletcher. saved his masters life at Topeka, Kan, by jumping on his bed and waking him when the house caught fire. 1 Paul Larpenteur, son of A. l.. Lar penteur of St. Paul, the oldest sur viving pioneer of Minnesota, is being held by the Minneapolis police pend ing an inquiry into the death of his | -
 1 wife.
 I Mayor Robert Kiegle of Sandusky. 1 O., was arrested in his office on se cret indictment returned by the grand jury, charging neglect of duty in con nection with criminal cases which he hears as police judge. Eighty-six persons were killed and Al injured during the hunting season in 15 states, just closed. Haggard and worn, Thornton Smith of Columbus, O., sits by grate fire waiting for death to relieve him after nine days of suffering with hiccoughs. The American language. as distin. guished from the British English J 1 will be discussed at the annual con. vention of the National Council oi Teachers of English in session at New York.
 Admitting he had taken only one drink every day and 'that drinking makes me drunk" Matthew Murray. plumber, declared in New York court that he had not been sober sin gle day for 19 years. l Margaret Morris, 16 years old. and her sitter Gwendola, IS, of Van Vert. O., were shot by rabbit hunters when their automobile hit and killed hunt. ing dog.
 i Frank Hardy of Chicago saved and l. se. a..,a ai<~lak l. u