The Pulaskian., 1916-11-10
NEWS IF THE WEEK
 FR0M 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-AIl Nations Find Something to
 Edify and Instruct.


 Lassen Peak has begun spouting, belching mighty balls of black smoke at intervals of from 5 to 10 minutes.
 
 Two suffragettes were arrested while hurling stones through windows of the home office and the colonial office in Whitehall, Engand. The stones bore such inscriptions as Down With Grey" Down With Hal dane and "Roumania Must Not Be Sacrificed"
 The stork visited Mrs. Hattie Stokes Adams in her cell in Macon, Ga, and as result her trial on the charge of killing Capt E. E. Spratling of the Fifth Georgia infantry last sum- mer will be postponed
 Daniel Tolston was shot and killed by Sam Payne, town marshal of Walnut Ridge, Ark, because he persisted in let ting his COW run in the streets in vio- lation of an ordinance. The men quar- reled and Payne began shooting. say the volcano Santiago is throwing out lava and ashes. Many plantations in the Mesaya zone are reported to have been ruined
 Two girls were probably fatally hurt and 12 other school children injured when car crashed into school hack at Como, Ind.
 Mrs. Charles Carter of Wharton's Bend, Ala, led her daughter, 8, and her son, 5, to the Coosa river, threw the children into the water and then jumped in. The boy saved himself, but the girl and her mother were drowned.
 Dr. G. R. Seryin, a naturalized American, was arrested, charged with conspiracy to export arms to the rev olutionists in Mexico. Warrants also were issued for several other persons. Arms and ammunition were seized by the authorities.
 Waldo B. Gilbert, lawyer of Syra- cuse, N. r., was shot twice in his of flee by man believed to be an irate client, who escaped after the shooting. AS result of smallpox epidemic all the public and parochial schools in Savannah, H., were closed.
 A coal shortage in Washington, which dealers say is due to the fact that railroads cannot get cars, was brought squarely home to the inter- state commerce commission when the members found the elevators in their building were not running because of lack of fuel
 Capt Leroy Eltinge of the United States army was directed by the war department to expunge from the book he has recently written statements that Jews were regarded as highly objectionable by the department.
 
 Two American aviators have been killed near Nancy, according to a dis patch from that city. It is reported that the aeroplane containing the Americans capsized while flying over Boudonbille plateau.
 Ollie Du Brow, blackface come dian. shot and probably mortally wounded Leslie Nash, 24 years old. while Nash was at the stage entrance of vaudeville theater in San An tonic, Tex.
 The treasury departments "con- science fund" was enriched by con- tribution of s12O from navy seaman. It was for bale of serge taken by the seaman when he left his ship in New York in 1904
 An earthquake of almost two hours duration and quite severe was dis closed on the Georgetown university seismograph records. Its center was $500 miles from Washington. '
 Brig Gen. c. A. Devol was retired at his own request with the rank of major general. The advance of one grade is given to all officers who served more than three years in the Panama canal zone.
 An additional $15,000.0O0 in gold was received by J. P. Morgan & Go. from Canada. Total imports from all sources thus far this year aggregate $365, 5,000, 1000.
 President Wilson has commuted the sentence of dismissal from the army imposed by courtmartial in Hawaii upon Capt. John B. H. Waring, medi- cal corps. to loss of 25 numbers.
 
 The Bergen county (N. J.) board of elections has allowed William An Sing, Chinaman born in San Fran Nfu t4 ct