The Pulaskian., 1916-12-01

To break him of the stone-throwing habit. Judge Lummus of Lynn, Mass, has ordered Leonard Croder, 10, to throw 1000 stones.
 Jack London, q, one of Americas s best-known authors, is dead at his Glen Ellen (CaL) ranch, victim of uremic poisoning. He was i'll only one day.
 William Jennings Bryan has given up attempting to solve economic prob lems and hereafter will devote him. self to moral issues.
 Watching a movie in St. Louis, Gugliel1no Anselmina was SO much overcome by the noble conduct of the heroine and the embarrassing situa- ton into which the film led her that he tainted.
 Thomas Thompson, Rockville (Ind.) grocer, has evolved method of stop ping burglars. He suspended large sealed bottle of formahehyde in his
 
 open the fumes of the formaldehyde drove them away.
 An express train near Oak Glen, H.. hit an automobile in which James Molenear, 21, and Orrin Coy, 13, were riding. The machine was torn to pieces, but the boys were found cling ing to the cowcatcher, uniniured.
 Sunk Hunk-Yi, Chinese minister of the interior, has been dismissed be- cause of controversy with Tuan Chi Jui, the premier.
 Mrs. Anna Braun, 104, of Milwau- kee, is dead from burns. Her night gown caught fire when she tried to start fire in stove.
 The plant of the National Biscuit Co. at Los Angeles, Cal, was de- stroyed by fire with a loss of about $s0,000.
 The blond Eskimos are peeved at vilhjalmur StefanBson, the explorer, because they think he introduced them to influenza. the explorer wrote to friend from Cape Kellett
 While the golden wedding anniver- sary of John N Nelson of New York was in progress Henry Nelson, a wealthy shipowner of San Francisco, entered the house and greeted his brother for the first time in 57 years.
 Military training is a part of the course in physical education in 15 Chicago high schools.
 Three trainmen were injured when the Dixie Flyer. Chicago to Jackson vile, Fla. jumped the track on the railroad near Wauhatchie, Tenn.
 Thomas Bidwell, 34, of Evansville, Ind, married man, committed suicide in the room of Miss Fife Walker, 19, and unmarried.
 Ten thousand hotel men will discuss that hat checking evil and other af- fairs in their annual convention at the Grand Central Palace in New York. 1 It is announced officially that 341 persons have been killed and 667 wounded in an explosion at Bataritza, Russia.
 1 There will be 313 hours less of work and more of rest in Sing Sing prison i every year from now on. Warden Der rick's work day ends at D. m., in- stead of 4. as it did heretofore. 1 Washington school children are pay ing strict attention to business these days. An antiquated school regulation permits corporal punishment-with a rubber hose, if necessary. Calling fire" whe ashe meant to scream mice, Rosie Rothman start ed panic in New York apartment that resulted in the injury of four per sons and the hasty appearance of the 1 firemen.
 l Charles Dorr of Cleveland, O., is not impatient. For 12 years he toiled for i SIS a week without complaining be- cause he wasn't paid. Now he is suing to collect at least years salary. John Crum Clark, widely known as a circus clown, gymnast and high jumper 50 years ago. is dead at his home in Long Branch, N. J., at the age of 85.
 The first congressman-elect to ar rive in Washington by aeroplane sailed into the capital and after cir cling the Washington monument land ed on the polo E ounds to the south of the White House o. D. Bleakley of Franklin. Pa, 60 years old, enjoys this distinction.
 Mrs. Ella Hedrich and Mrs. Rebecca Boatwright of Lexington, Tenn, were | I~--A