The Pulaskian., 1916-07-28


 Two young women and one man were drowned in the Ohio river and child struck by lightning and killed near Louisville during local storm.
 Florrie Tyler of Rotherham. Eng. has completed her school attendance for a period extending over eight and one-half years with a record of not having missed single day.
 Field communication on the border is to be facilitated by the adoption of motor cycles for the transportation of wireless sets and the utilization of the motor for the operation of the dynamo.
 A high official at the vatican states that the holy see is absolutely impar- tial in it's attitude in the present war. Mir and Mrs Fred Lahm were in- stantly killed by switch engine near Evergreen Park. H., in view of sey- eral hundred fellow picnickers. A jury has acquitted C. G. Stafford, charged with embedding $28,000 from the Minnesota Avenue bank of Kan sas City, Kan.
 Government auditors announced that the value of the bullion and coins in the Philadelphia mint aggregated 1 S3S0, 0,201,767 at the close of their an nual inventory.
 1 Atlanta, Ga, was selected as the 1917 convention city for the Interna- tional Association of Rotary Clubs over Kansas City and Salt Lake City.
 Count Lewis Douglas is dead at Lysekil Baths, Sweden. He was grand marshal of the kingdom and chief of the Swedish court.
 Joseph Decker, active in chamber of commerce work at Valparaiso, Ind, superintended the digging of his own grave, which will be entirely lined with concrete.
 It has been learned that Robert Bacon, former ambassador to France, and Dr. A. P. Strong. of the Harvard medical school left Columbus, N. M., for Gen. Pershings headquarters in Mexico.
 The Sioux City Daily News has been sold at auction to Gov. Arthur Capper of Kansas for $18,000. | hae esc Dxrf fhsx municipality of Bogota, Colombia, and New York financial concern under which Bogota will borrow $5,000,000.
 The Germans will commence the manufacture of synthetic rubber on a large scale next month.
 One man was killed, one probably fatally stabbed and several hurt in a fight between union sympathizers and employees of the Memphis (Tenn.) Street Railway Co.,
 One hundred and sixty laborers at the Malleable Castings Co.,, Toledo, O., struck because of excessive heat.
 Four passersby in the street oppo- site his locksmith shop at Newark, N. J., were shot and seriously wounded recently by Calvatore Castronova, 53 years old, an inventor, who suddenly had gone insane before he set fire to his clothing and burned to death.
 Two Swedish flight lieutenants, Mannstroem and Krues, were killed at Stockholm. Their machine fell from a height of 300 feet.
 While his mother was hanging the family washing on a fire escape at Chicago, Michael Cigian, 20 months old, toddled out behind her and fell three floors to the sidewalk and was instantly killed.
 Carl G. Morse and J. E. Barnes pleaded guilty before Judge Latshaw in the criminal court at Kansas City to obtaining a motor car under false pretenses. They were sent up for three years each.
 A naval court of inquiry into the grounding of the naval collier Hector, 
 hearing at the Charleston navy yard.
 An executive order was signed by the president allowing all veterans of the civil war in the service of toe fed eral government leave with pay to at tend the Grand Army encampmcnt at Kansas City on Aug. 26 to Sept. 8.
 
 A dispatch iron; Constantinople re- ports that great enthusiasm has been aroused by the arrival at the Turkish capital of German dirigiblc balloon of the Schuette-Lanz type. Coal operators and miners confer ring in Kansas City on a two-year wage contract for the 35.O00 coal min. CTS of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas agreed upon two of tho three wage increase contentious. Cauoral hundred dalauotae ,~o ,1-oc