The Pulaskian., 1916-11-17
NEWS IF TIE WEEK
 FROM 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.

Charles A. Willipiak, one of Chi cago's crop of new citizens, got so tired of receiving campaign letters that he resigned as a citizen.
 Roy Turner, who was arrested in Denver, pleaded guilty in the district court at Ellsworth, Kan, to the mur- der of B. M. Bushong at Wilson. Maryland will be changed to Fred erick on Dec. 1, after the city in that state. One of the four new battle ships will take the name of Maryland.
 Deer is cheap" was the inscription over a stock of prime wartime veni- son, which was selling in Leadennal market, London, at 12 cents pound. Speaker Champ Clark for president in 1920 was the slogan sounded in Washington when his reelection to congress for the twelfth time was as sured.
 The city council offered a $500 re- ward for the capture and conviction of the unknown negro who entered the homes of two Hannibal business men, slashed the throat of Miss Ida Flynn and later cut Miss Margaret Clayton.
 An assassin probably fatally wound ed pr. J. A. Kleinschmidt in Aledo, III. Dr. Kleinschmidt said he did not know who attacked him nor why.
 Approximately 6,500 clear Havana cigarmakers quit work at Tampa, Fla, joining 1,500 who struck for an increase of $3 per 1000 on cigars.
 The price of the London Times will be increased to seven cents Nov. 90, and other important daily newspapers probably will follow suit.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes have leased their Washington resi- dence, at Sixteenth and V streets, Washington. to MT. and Mrs. Louis Lombard of Lugano, Switzerland.
 
 A campaign to raise $10,000,000 for the relief of Jewish war sufferers will be inaugurated at a meeting to De held in Carnegie hall, New York, on Dec. 21.
 Schools at Thompson, H., have been ry~do o1o T general vaccination is to be forced.
 The United Daughters of the Con- federacy, at their national convention in Dallas, Tex, planned campaign to collect and distribute $68,000,000 levied on the Confederate states by the Union during thes civil war.
 pr. Irwin J. Henry, 45, of Herminie, Pa, tainted whit drinking water from a bucket which had been sunk in the ground to catch the output of a spring and was drowned. A report was received from Chihua- hua City that Edgar Koch, German
  killed or was being held for ransom by Villa bandits.
 Emil Tomek, 24. of Chicago, shot and killed himself and in falling crushed his daughter Marie, 8, to death.
 The Manchester (Eng) gas depart ment figures show that the summer time law decreased the consumption of gas between D. m. and 1 a. m. by 143,000,00O cubic feet and saved Il, 900 tons of coal.
 Three were killed and 14 injured when an elevator fell four floors at the plant of the Florsheim Shoe Co.,, at Chicago.
 Of 5,549 votes cast in 25 Alaska towns, 3,512 were for prohibition and 2,037 against.
 The motormen and conductors of the Kansas City Street Railways Co. will get an increase of pay on Nov. 16 of per cent.
 Two objectors to army service who were given employment as grave dig gers by the Sheffield (Eng.) authori- ties threw up the jobs, saying they ob- jected to death in any form.
 The order prohibiting the sale of liquor in Dublin after 8:30 o'clock at night has been extended until Jan. g, 1917.
 "Bigamy Is not so serious in a wonl- an as in man." is the way the Old Bailey recorder put it, and he im- posed a penalty of only one day in prison on a guilty woman.
 Fire in the cell house of the Kansas state penitentiary at Leavenworth ne- cessitafed the removal of 200 conxyi c&.