Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-09-13
NE WS IF THE WEEK
 FROM OVER WORLD
HAPPENINGS IN OUR OWN AND OTHER COUNTRIES HERE
 ARE BRIEFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
Condensation of Weeks News Re- Viewed Without Comment-AlI Nations Find Something to
 Edify and Instruct.

Dr. Fl. c. Huffman, oculist and ad- Vocate of casting as nature cure, is dead at Youngstown, O., victim to his belief, after going without food for 60 days.
 The superdreadnaught Nevada, the newest and most powerful American Warship, has completed her final ac- ceptance trials, and joined the At lantic fleet for target practice.
 
 One hundred and twenty motor trucks carried members of the First and Second Kansas Infantry and their equipment from Eagle Pass, Tex, to San Antonio.
 Forty of one hundred monkeys brought from the Orient for experi- ments in government laboratories in connection with the fight against in- fanti1e paralysis are dead.
 
 President Wilson has signed the shipping bill. It authorizes cor poration with 8 capitalization of not more than $50,O00,OOO to buy or lease ships and put them in trade.
 Because of his connection with the labor ricts in Braddock, Pa, last May. when three men were killed and many injured, Steven Milhalic was re- fused citizenship.
 
 James Anderson of Murphysboro, H., pleaded guilty to a charge of rlfling the mails and registered let ters, and was sentenced to a year and day in prison and fined $1OO.
 Plans have been drawn by British engineers for salyaging many vessels sunk in the North Sea and the Chan nel. The work will start when the war ends.
 The largest sugar refineries have announced a drop of 75 cents per 100 pounds in refined sugar in conson- ance with recent decreases in raw sugar
 The subcommittee considering the two-year working contract for the 35,000 coal miners of Missouri, Kan sas, Oklahoma and Arkansas, has been unable to reach an agreement.
 An amendment to the emergency revenue bill accepted by the senate extends to all men in the service the benefit of the law for relief of de- pendents of national guardsmen and regulars.
 Denver woman was congratulate ing herself that she had persuaded her husband to go fishing instead of to the Welsh-White fight. When the list of injured was published hubby's name led the rest. Subscriptions to the fifth German war loan, for which the lists were opened recently, continue to be re- celved in large amounts. Three cor porations have subscribed 29,OO0 900 marks ($2,360,OOO).
 Court permission in New York to change his name to John Ernest Sanders was granted to Adolph Sauer- berg, who said name of such un- mistakably German origin is a busi- ness detriment.
 Hawaii's famous hula hula is going to be American society's favorite dance this season.
 Casualty lists for the first two 1 weeks in August show that the Brit ish army lost 600 officers killed, TOP wounded and 204 missing, a total of 2,5O6.
 Two unmasked men entered the Bank of Gilman, Ark, and forced Noah Rogers, assistant cashier, to place all the cash on hand, S1,7O0, in a sack. They then rode away.
 
 About $1,000,O00 worth of the J. P. Morgan art treasure have been taken to Hartford, Conn
 Richard c. Kerns of St. Louis, former ambassador to Austria Hun gary, is dead at the home of his daughter, Mrs. G. Hamilton Colket. at Merion Pa. He was "A years old
 Addison Harris, 75, is dead at his home in Indianapolis of apoplexy. In January, 1899, he was selected by President Mckinley as minister for Austria-Hungary, which post he held