The Pulaskian., 1915-12-03

Miss Elsie Stevenson, IT.
 For violently biting the face of a theater attendant who rebuked him for snoring in the stalls, Ernest Douse Of Aberdeen, Wales. was fined $25.
 
 Lee J. Rountree of Georgetown, Tex. president of the National Edi- torial association, issued a call for the thirty-first annual convention of the organization to be held in New York June 19 to 28. 1916.
 
 About 50 employees and patrons of an alleged lottery shop operated in Southport, Jefferson parish, La, wer- taken into custody by state militia. which raided the place on orders from Gov. Hall.
 Mrs. Bridget J. Bendall asked for divorce from her husband, Lawrence Kendall, because he got drunk 700 times in two years.
 Gov. Dunne decided not to call supplemental extraordinary session of the legislature.
 Ten million cigarettes. 24oOoo pounds of pipe tobacco and 50O00 pipes is the imposing total of Mrs. George Washington Lopps contribu- tion to the smokers of the French army.
 In rioting which occurred at the opening of the Judson cotton mill, Greenville, s. C., David Freese, striking operative, was fatally stabbed.
 
 Letters from the Gallipoli peninsula say that a Queensland cavalryman named Sing holds the record among the Australian troops as a sniper. Up to the first of September Sing had shot 91 Turks.
 Col. Maitland of the royal naval air service jumped with parachute from an aeroplane which was 10000 feet in the air. He landed safely.
 Robert Powell, aged 3 years, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Powell of Roby, H., became wedged in five-gallon lard can in the back yard of his home and died before he was found by his parents.
 Two men were seriously wounded in a revolver duel on the streets of Westville, H., when John Gonzola and Michael Pazollo, coal miners and prominent union officials, met and be- gan firing.
 Asa J. Baber of the First National bank of Paris, H., for half century, is dead. He was S4 years old.
 
 Bald-headed men do not go insane. according to Dr. Robert B. Clark of Madison, Wis, who has made a Iife- long study of mental diseases and in- sanity.
 All restrictions placed on re-export of tobacco by the Netherlands Over seas trust have been removed for the present.
 Abbah Hilmi, former khedive of Egypt, has undergone an operation on his tongue for cancer. A mutilated statue of Eros, discov- cred by French troops in the course of trench digging exercises on the is- land of Lemnos, may prove to be find of great archaeological impor- tance.
 The state department has instruct ed all representatives in Central America to make a search for sur. vivors of the steamer Marowiine. be. lieved to have been lost in the August hurricane.
 A 10-year loan at an interest rato equivalent to 14 per cent is advertised at Tokio, Japan by the Russ-Asiatic bank.
 The two new buildings of the Mis- souri state sanatorium, at Mt Vernon, Mo-, will be furnished with the fix. lures rom the Missouri building at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
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 Levi M. Kagy, American member of the Panama joint land commission. announced that he had presented his resignation. He gave ill health as the reason.
 Federal Judge Carpenter drove and clinched another spike into the Chi cago Sunday closing law when he re- fused an injunction to dozen saloon keepers who had sued to have the city officials restrained from enforc- ing the state statute.
 The Liberty Bell was given a rous. ing welcome home when it arrived at Philadelphia from the Pacific coast. A joint meeting of the Virginia. West Virginia debt commissions was held here Tuesday. with A view to