Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-07-26

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 K Lieut.. w. E. Winant, U. s. N. (re- tireO, inventor of the Winant ammu- nitionN conveyor used on the battle ships of the United States navy, is dead at his home in Brooklyn.
 An executive Srder was signed by the president allowing all veterans of the civil war in the service of the fed eral government leave with pay to at tend the Grand Army encanpment at Kansas City on Aug. 26 to Sept. 5.
 Robert W. Wooley has resigned as director of the mint to become direc- tor of publicity for the Democratic na- tional committee.
 Thirty-two persons lost their lives in the fire at Tatoi forest, which de- stroyed the chateaus of King Constan- tine of Greece and the crown prince.
 
 Mrs. Wess Harvey, 23 years old, of Denver, who on June 28 fell into deep siumber, is still sleeping without clans to awaken her.
 Of the nine barges that broke from four tugs off the Atlantic coast in the hurricane, three with about IS men on board still are missing.
 
 One thousand men rejected from membership in the Kentucky national guard have to go home clad in night gowns or blankets Government off, cials took up their uniforms.
 Six men were injured when dyna- mite bomb exploded in steam roller in Chicago. Labor trouble is blamed for the explosion.
 A dispatch from Constantinople re- ports that great enthusiasm has been aroused by the arrival at Turkish capital of German dirigible balloon of the Schuette-Lanz type.
 The American tank ship Gold Shell, which struck mine off the mouth of the Gironde, en route from Newport News to Bordeaux. was found not to have been badly damaged.
 Coal operators and miners confer ring in Kansas City on a two-year wage contract for the 35,0O0 coal min. CTS of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas agreed upon two of the three wage increase contentious.
 
 The European war has boosted the actual value of the United States 5-cent piece to cents.
 Foreigners in Japan witnessed an unusual and beautiful scene this month, when 10000 fireflies were re- leased at night by school children be- fore the imperial palace in salutation of the emperor.
 Representative James Hay of vir- ginia, chairman of the house commit tee on military affairs, has been ap- pointed by President Wilson to be a judge of the United States court of claims.
 A military naval camp for the train ing of citizen volunteers in the two fold duties of the United States ma rine corps will be established at Landsdowne, Pa, July 21.
 
 Several hundred delegates are pres ent at the annual convention of the Western Federation of Miners at Great Falls. Mont.
 Orders for the Oklahoma national guard to}proceed to the Mexican bor- der as soon as possible were received from the war department.
 Augustine Chapp, young Mexican. angered at the alleged refusal of Julia Mendez to marry him, went to the girls home, near Rosita, Tex, shot and killed her with a rifle and then killed himself.
 A nonresident hunting license for Virginia, the first ever issued in this state. was sent to President Wilson. A .$10 fee which accompanied the presidents application was returned.
 An American firm has closed con- tract with the Chinese government to construct 80 miles of boulevard in Pekin.
 In common pleas court at Zanes- vile. O., the divorce case of Howard Chandler Christy, the artist, against his wife Mavha1la Chrictv wac dio