Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-31


 Mrs. Goldie Krogh, divorcee, who says Cox was the father of her 15- month-old baby-and that he refused to aid her in supporting it.
 Gen. Funston, under instruction from Secretary Baker, ordered a courtmartial for the 116 Texas mill tiamen who refused to take the fed. eral oath
 The rivers and harbors bill, alleged to be half pork" was doomed in the senate when, on test vote, the fili- busters won. 30 to 29.
 While hunting on the coast of Hon. duras, Mrs. D. c. Jackling, wife of a copper magnate, shot with her rifle a lizard six feet long.
 The Methodist general conference refused to remove from the discipline of the church the clause which pro vides the penalty of expulsion for church members who play cards, dance and attend the theater. 
 David Lloyd-George, minister of mu- nitions, has been given full charge of the Irish situation.
 Lieut.. J. Vincent Rockwell, who was in training as naval aviator, was killed at Pensacola when the aero plane he was pilotfhg dived 150 feet into the gulf
 Paul Raridan, 12 years old, of Ha- vana, H., took first prize in a school sewing exhibit of fancy work in which there were more than 100 girl con testants.
 Thirteen alleged members of a smuggling ring are on trial at Seattle, accused of having brought large quan- titles of opium and Chinese from Van couyer, B. c.
 Seventeen persons were injured when a motor truck carrying a mo- tion picture company turned over on country road at Los Angeles.
 Three Italian ships have been sub- marined, according to dispatches from Rome. The ships were the Levanza, 3,713 tons; the Washington, 2,S19 tons, and the Birmania, 2,215 tons. The passengers and crews were saved.
 Military training for Chicago high school pupils was approved by the board of education at a meeting. The course is optional
 Rear Admiral Fletcher will be as- signed to the navy general board to succeed Rear Admiral Badger, retired, when on June 19 he surrenders com mand of the Atlantic eet to Rear Ad- miral Mayo.
 The supreme courts mandate af firming the two-year sentence of Da- vid Lamar, convicted of impersonating a congressman for fraudulent pur- poses, has been issued.
 A safe containing $500 was stolen from the Yaye theater, at Sapulpa, Ok, and carried away in an automo- bile. The car was backed up to the door of the place and the safe carried out to the machine.
 A trust fund of $2,000,000 for the benefit of 10 Illinois colleges and char ities was recently arranged by Hobart Williams, a pioneer Chicago citizen Tho National EJic+orioo1 hoe purchased five acres of land near Meadville, Pa., which was formerly owned by John Brown of civil war fame.
 Smokers who ride on New York's surface lines will have to be content with the four rear seats, the public service commission ruled Heart-broken over separation which meant the severing of life time of companionship, Miss Helen E. Farron, 40, died few minutes after witnessing the marriage of her sister Margaret to William Pyne at St. Pat rick's, Rochester, N. Y
 
 President Poincare has presented the French cross of war to Queen Eliz- abeth of Belgium.
 Gen. Chen-Chi-Nei, high official of the Chinese revolutionary party, was assassinated by three Yuan-Shi-Kai supporters in Shanghai. l Mrs. Eugene J. Carigan of Putin 1 Bay would save song birds from cats l by attaching small bell to a ribbon or string tied around the feline neck.
 Loss of s200 bet placed on James G. Blaine for president in 1884, start ed the Rev. Matt s. Hughes, newly made bishop, into the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal church. | It was naounced that Chicago's fund | for the relief of the Jews in the war zone of EuroEa has passed the S500,006 mark.