Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-09-27


 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Brewer, 14 and 15 years old, respectively, returned to Waynesburg, Pa., and started house keeping with the distinction of being the youngest married couple in Penn sylvania.
 Anti-aircraft guns on several dread naughts in the American navy de- stroyed half a dozen box kites during the maneuyers off the Virginia capes.
 Answering his wifes charges that he was mean and abusive" Thomas Tawley of New York declared she often used dollar bills to light the gas.
 A total of s21,000.O00 has been re- covered by the internal revenue bu- reau of the treasury department by the discovery of frauds, evasions and errors.
 A 5-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Beals, who live IA miles north west of Mattoon, H., Is dead from in- fantile paralysis.
 A man with revolver forced his way into the rooms of Mrs. Gerden V. Ballard, witness in the Dilworth-Van Courtlandt Park New York murder case and forced her to sign a state ment retracting the information she had given the police workers has been declared off by the Industrial Workers of the World.
 Lieut. Raymond Asquith, son of the English premier, was killed in action Sept 15.
 Secretary Baker ordered Gen. Fun ston to return as many militiamen from the border as he receives in the new contingents en route there or un- der orders to go.
 Dog fighting and cock fighting have developed into such an evil the Japa- nese government has promulgated regulations prohibiting such contests in the future.
 Francis B. Sayre, President Wilson's son-in-law, who has visited the Ameri- can troops along the Mexican porter in the interest of the Y. M. G. A. in Massachusetts. is back home
 
 There was a general frost over the great lakes region and a damage amounting to s50,000 was reported from Danville. Ill.,, where all late vege- table crops were ruined
 Planks endorsing suffrage for all women and favoring statewide prohi- bition and pledging support in con- gress for national prohibition are fea- lures of the Montana Democratic plat form.
 A report that the German subma- rine merchantman Bremen would ar rive at New London, Conn, gained credence by the arrival there of Paul G. L. Hilken, manager of the German Ocean Transportation Go.
 William Jones. 65. widely known as Bill Jones, the avenger," because he shot at Charles J. Guiteau, assissin of President Garfield in 1881, is dead at Washington.
 A gas explosion at Parsons, Kan, partially wrecked St. Johns Episcopal church and injured the rector, Rev. Alexander w. Hawks. his 2-year-old daughter and Charles Workman, a. plumber.
 Jacob Coxey of Massillon. O., who more than 20 years ago led "Coxey's Army" of unemployed on a long march to Washington. filed papers with the secretary of state as a can didate for the United States senate.
 Mathew Mfndy, a newsboy of Att lanta, Ga. was held under $500 bond, charged with selling New York, Jack sonville and Cincinnati newspapers containing liquor advertisements.
 Gov. Ralston has urged the observ- ance throughout Indiana of Oct z as Riley day in honor of James Whit comb Riley. the Hoosier poet. who died short time ago.
 The head of the bandit Louis Gu tierrez, known in Mexico as the "en- chanted goat" has been sent by Col. Buerrostro, at Colima. to the gov ernor of Guadalajara
 
 Twelve hundred thousand cases of