The Pulaskian., 1916-10-20

tween North and South American ports.
 Gov. R. Livingston Beckman and United States Senator Henry F. Lip pitt were renominated by the Rhode Island Republican convention.
 Private Herbert Chaser, 20 years old, of A battery. First Indiana field artil- lery. accidentally shot and killed hln- self at Point Isabel. Tex. while clean ing pistol.
 The migration of negro laborers from the south to the north. where the war has resulted in scarcity of European immigrant laborers, attracts the attention of the department of labor.
 In defiance of possible lurking sub marines, the White Star liner Adri- atic, the queen of the munitions fleet" has sailed for England. carry ing 18,000 tons of war supplies.
 
 Official announcement of the agree ment reached between the Hudson & Manhattan railroad and it's employees disclosed that the company is not obliged to recognize the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
 NorWay's losses at sea from the opening of the war up to Oct 10, as the result of mines and submarines, Dr4 11o tons.
 Adam Schubert, millionaire farm CT and land owner of Lorain county. O., burned his country home, failed in an attempt to hang himself and ended his life by cutting his throat.
 
 Popular use of the term "highbrow'' to express scorn of intellectual things is condemned by President John H. Hibben of Princeton university.
 
 Willys-Overland stockholders will get a cash quartery dividend of ST. 100000 on Nov. 1.
 The joint war committee of the British Red Cross and Order of St. John, controlling the biggest war charity fund in existence, applied for | registration under the war charities act
 Charles D. Hughes has registered for the November election, the first time in six years.  Sequtada Ito, president of the Toyo Steamship Go. of Japan, will spend week in Panama studying conditions.
 City Commissioner J. P. Ramsey of Springfield. Mo-, was injured serious ly when a street car crashed into jitaey.
 The sinking of the Italian steam ship Alberto Treves is reported in & dispatch from Corunna. She struck a reef in fog.
 Crude oil producers have announced an increase of 10 cents a barrel for the higher-priced grades and cents for heavy oil, Judge T. Ryan of St. Joseph, after hearing evidence. ordered Oscar D. Mcdaniel, charged with murderng his wife, admitted to s50,000 bail.
 
 For the first time in the history of the Baptist church in Missouri, the | state organization is now out of debt and has a surplus of $1,S00
 The Danish submarine Dykkeren was sunk after being in collision with a Norwegian steamer The crew of the submarine was saved. 1 Thomas Mott Osborne's resignation as warden of Sing Sing, N. Y, was announced by James M. Carter, state superintendent of prisons.
 Suddenly going insane, George Bry- an of Kansas City with an ax crushed l the skulls of his two small children, George and Lucille. then shot and killed himself
 c. Beutelscacher, former ambassa- dor to Venezuela under the Mckinley administration, is dead at Delaware, O., from cancer. Mrs. Layin Laning, wife of the cash fer of the First National bank of Pe- tersburg, H., ended her life by shoot i ing.
 When Max Bloom. a diamond mer- chant, went to the bank he found his wallet missing. It contained $25,000 in diamonds and S1,60O in currency.
 Armed policemen are guarding the Bayonne (N. J) plant of the Stand ard Oil Co, where strike was called which was said to affect more than 5000 men. The strikers ask increases Of from 20 to 30 per cent.
 Candidate Hughes has made curt denial of charges made by Norman l Hapgood that there is an understand