The Pulaskian., 1915-07-30

on lumber and other commodities in a large southern and southeastern ter ritory.
 Ross Brady of Boone Grove, Ind, and companion named Morris were killed when their automobile was struck by an engine running wild at Q crossing near Valparaiso.
 Announcement was made at the University of Michigan of campaign among the 35.000 alumni of the insti- tuition to raise $1,O00,000 to endow building for the Michigan union, an organization composed of the students attending the university.
 
 The Chicago Federation of Labor wired President Wilson a copy of reso- Iutions adopted by the federation call ing on the president to investigate the trial and sentence to life imprison- ment of John R. Lawson.
 w. A. Whitney, contractor and bank CT of Superior, Wis, is in a critical condition at Lemont hospital, in Vir- ginia, Minn., as the result of an auto mobile accident.
 Members of 100 local unions of the International Brotherhood of Black smiths and Helpers have ratified the proposal to call off the strike on the Illinois Central and the Pere Mar quette railroads
 Mrs. Burgess Davis went to the home of her father-in-law, A. J. Davis, at Murphysboro, H., and after smash ing bedroom window with revolver took away her three children.
 As result of hes effort to catch a rabbit, Chester Barrie, Raymond, H., farmer, lost his life. His team became frightened and he was knocked down and the binder crushed his head.
 Judge Carr McNatt in the circuit court at Cassville, Mo, quashed the information filed in the case of Con- gressman Jacob Meeker in which criminal libel was charged.
 The AD1ericaa Red Cross will estab- fish a baby hospital in Serbia. About $6,300 already has been contributed. Dr. Louise Taylor and Dr. Catherine H. Travis of New Britain, Conn.,, will take charge.
 Premier Asquith asked a new vote of credit of G150, 100000 sterling (about $750,000,000) for war purposes, out of the funds created by the war loans.
 The gunboat Nashville was ordered from San Juan, P. R., to San Domingo City. This was at the request of the state department
 A large part of the shipments of American cotton held up by England probably will be condemned by the prize court.
 Carrollton, Mo, voted "dry" by majority of 1855 out of 541 votes.
 A freight trains 200-foot plunge into a gulch at Indianole, Tex, killed the engineer, fireman and brakeman
 Newell Woodwork of Buffalo, N. Y, was elected president-general of the Sons of the American Revolution.
 A special dispatch to the Messagero from Udine told of great Italian vic tory in the Bario region, near Sa- grade.
 Because Charles Sinister of Banner man, N. T., called an automobile be- longing to Charles Kowatch a "fliv- ver," he was shot to death by the latter.
 A severe windstorm wrecked chautauqua tent at Dallastown, Pa., killing two persons and injuring 15.
 Work of constructing a Y. M. c. A. hotel costing $1,750,oo0 has begun here.
 President Wilson approved the ap- pointment of Judge R. c. Allen as na- tional attorney for the Creek Indian tribe of Oklahoma.
 While making a flight in new machine, Lieut.. Kenneth Whiting of the navy aero corps and Walter Brookins, a civilian aviator, fell into the bay at Pensacoa, Fla. Frederick Cors, an 1S-year-old i'm migrant, admitted that he stole dia- monds valued at $10,O0O from the Chi cago home of Mrs. William Selig.
 
 The four condemned Mexicans who