The Pulaskian., 1916-03-03

III hdnSdS, Just dS tHe SldIS Hao eA cleanup week for it's cities, is being advocated.
 Frank Lombardi, a Chicago politi- cal leader, died as the result of gun shot wounds The slayer escaped. James T. Taylor. Sr., said to be the oldest Mason in Illinois, is dead at Sullivan, H. He was 91 years old.
 According to reports, 55 persons are known to be dead and 49 injured as the result of an avalanche in Sals- burg Alps.
 Bombardier Wells knocked out Dick Smith in the third round of their bout for the heavyweight championship of England.
 After a posse of men found the body of Miss Josie Pryor hidden under 8 straw stack few miles from Paris, Tenn, Tom Barry, a negro held <n jail i as suspect, confessed to having mur- dered the young woman.
 
 Fire in the laundry at the govern ment bureau of printing and engray- ing spread reports of bomb plot. A. P. Rumsey, chief commissioner of the Lake Carriers association, Cleveland, is looking for his dog Per ry again. Rumsey says his dog has been lost 168 times. Mayor Smith put the more than 10000 employees of the city of Phila- delphia on the water wagon" No city employe is allowed to use liquor. The Kiel Zeitung says a sensation has been caused by the stranding at Schobuell, in Friesland, Holland, of small dinghy belonging to the German cruiser Nuernburg, which was sunk in the battle with the British flset off the Falkland islands Dec. 8, 1914.
 
 Joe c. Ratcliff, 29 years old, bank CT of Cunningham, Kan, died at hospital as the result of a growth on his back caused by suspenders rub ping a mole.
 President Wilson sent to the sen- ate correspondence between the United States and Korea relating to Korea's occupation by Japan as was thought compatible with the public interest.
 Cardinal Mercier, primate of Bel gium, has left Rome for home by way Of Switzerland Lord Derby's acceptane of the chair manship of joint naval and military board to control the British air serv- ice was announced.
 Sweden will be permitted to im- port larger supplies of coal from Great Britain under a new arrange ment with the British government. Francisco Villa, with 300 men, at tackled an equal Carranza ofrce under Gen. Jesus Cavazos at Cusihuriachic and drove Cavazos to Chihuahua City. Roland s. Pennington and George II. March were electrocuted in the Pennsylvania penitentiary for the murder in November 1913, of S. Lew is Pinkerton in Delaware county. k An immense old oak tree on West High street, Carlisle, Pa, where Washington reviewed his army as he marched west to quell the whisky in- surrection, was shattereed by storm and cut down. President Yuan Shi Kai has hon. ored Duke Kung Lin-Yi, lineal de- scendant of Confucius, with prince dom.
 The extraordinary session of the Oklahoma legislature adjourned sine die after turbulent session.
 Henry Wallace, 80 years old, pub fisher of farm journal, fell dead in the First Methodist church at Des Moines, Ia.
 A resolution endorsing Senator L. Y Sherman for president was adopt ed by the Republican congressional committee of the Eighteenth Illinois district at it's meeting.
 
 The Georgia law imposing a tax on redeemable tobacco coupons was held to be discriminatory and unconstitu- tional by the state supreme court.
  Kansas Democrats will hold their state convention in Hutchinson Tues. day, April II. An American woman and her fam fly have been murdered by Mexicans C1yct ,,i,.{o oI,