Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-05-31

that pfOHlDlIlou party leduerS Ue- llieved he would become their presi- dential candidate.
 1 President Wilson and Franklin 1 Lane, secretary of the interior, will be
 present at the dedication of the Ele-
 phant Butte dam, in New Mexico,
 early in October.
 The American steamship Ventura
 reports that she picked up wireless
 message from the station at Tucker
 ton, N. J., when 5000 miles from that point.
 The divorce question at the North
 erh Baptist convention in Minneapolis
 fnially was disposed of by the adop- tidn of resolution disappearing the
 ac tion of ministers who officiate at
 the marriage of divorced persons.
 David Lamar convicted of imper-
 sonating congressman, has begun
 serving his term at the Atlanta peni- tentiary.
 Gov. Dunne will march in the pre- paredness parade to be held in Spring field June 3, instead of going to Chi cago.
 The senate voted an appropriation of $1,500.000 for improving the Missis- l sippi between the Missouri and Min neapolis.
 | Rev. Edw. E. Anderson, S2, known in Grand Army circles as the fight 1 ing parson," is dead at his home at i Quincy, Mass.
 l The sixty-fourth session of the grand lodge of the Independent Order of BNai Brith opened it's session at Cleveland.
 | It is believed here that the Prince of Wales is to wed the second daughter of the czar the stately Grand Duchess Tatiana.
 James R. Severance, 70 years old, treasurer of Oberlin (O) college since 1884, died suddenly at his home. Mesa Verde National park, in south western Colorado, has opened it's 1916 season. It is the first of the national playgrounds to be thrown open to the general public.
 First Lieutenant Boelke has brought down his seventeenth and eighteenth h0cti1e aaronIanoc uo xr,oc prop,o+o5 by Emperor Wilhelm. The tract of land near Munich re- gently purchased by the Krupps, will be used as the site for a cannon fac tory. The guns manufactured at this plant will be sent to Germany's allies. I American patriotism will suffer somewhat this year because Germany cannot ship to this country suffi- eient quantity of small United States flags
 The kaiser has returned to Berlin to take a hand in the ministerial crisis brought about by the resignations of Dr. Clemens Delbrueck, minister of the interior, and Baron Scorlemer, minister of agriculture. Winfield R. Sheehan, former secre- tary of Police Commissioner Waldo of New York, has been made defendant in breach of promise suit for $75,O00 brought by Miss Julia Beaubien, show girl.
 Fred w. Merreck, former Socialist editor is charged by the grand jury Investigating the recent Braddock (Pa.) riots with being the real leader of the mob that attacked the Edgar Thompson steel works. A body found in a slough near Port land Ore, was identified as that of Miss Ella Harris, former teacher, who disappeared May g.
 Miss Jennie Jones, woman golf champion of Iowa, was killed at Sios1 City, Ia., when her automobile was hit by the police patrol.
 Murdered while asleep, With her baby in her arms, Mrs. J. Farrell was found dead at a rooming house in Washington. while slumped over her bed was the body of Henry Bell, dead from poison.
 c. L. Simpson has suggested to the Biloxi (Miss.) commercial club that mosquitoes can be eliminated by plac- ing certain kind of minnow in the ponds.
 Corporal Kiffen Rockwell of Atlanta, Ga, member of the American flying squadron, attacked and destroyed a German aeroplane operating near Hart manns-W -Wellerkopf The Jews of Chicago raised $350 900 for the relief of sufferers in Europe at 1 one mass meeting. The ommittee hopes to raise more than half a million. Members of the crew of the Cymric l on their arrival at Liverpool reported that the White Star liner had been