The Pulaskian., 1916-05-19

TWO or lnulanaS famous SOILS Meredith Nicholson and Booth Tark- ington-put their names to the enlist ment roll for summer military train ing at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
 The Berlin Tageblatt prints a minis terial circular advising the breeding of rocks for food.
 The house adopted the conference report on the bill amending the postal savings law and raised the minimum deposits per month from $100 to $1,000.
 After shooting his stepdaughter, Mrs. Stella Hawthorne, Arthur Good men. farmer living at Williamsville, Mo, killed himself.
 Missouri Prohibitionists held state convention and selected 31 delegates to the national convention at St. Paul in July.
 Forty members of the Beechurst (N. Y.) Yacht Club, who love water as thing to sail on left in body when the organization voted to abolish it's bar.
 The body of Mrs. Mike Tenowoich was found floating in the city reser- voir at Christopher, H., with indica- tions that she had been murdered. Her husband was arrested.
 Tenants in a New York building kicked stick of dynamite around the railways for three days before la- borer discovered the nature of the football.
 Samuel Friedman of New York thought he knew Mrs. Katherine Phip- pard and gave her friendly greeting by skipping her on the back. Three months in jail; now you'll know bet ter" said the court.
 Arguing over whether "The Birth of a Nation should be suppressed, Rep resentative Sam Nichols and Repre- sentative Lehbach came to blows in Washington hotel.
 The F1agler hospital, presented to St. Augustine, Fla, in 1888 by the late Henry M. F1agler, was destroyed by fire.
 Frank Steele of Little Rock, brake man, was killed when trestle on the Iron Mountain road fell.
 Between 4,000 and 5000 inside in dustrial iron and bronze workers af- filiated with the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers union in New York struck for higher wages and fewer hours.
 A barber shop where one may shave himself was started in Chicago. It is called a shaveteria.
 President Wilson will not accept any agreement that looks to the withdraw al of American soldiers from Mexico. Declaring that Mrs. Mabel Jackman's s collection of trained spooks are re- sponsible for the engagement of D.. Claflin, 80, of Chicago to Mrs. Jack son, relatives seek to prevent the we'd ding.
 Charles D. Probert, cashier, and Ernest C. Theobald, assistant cashier of the First National bank of Ocono- mowoc, Wis, were arrested on the charge of misappropriating between $10,000 and $11,000.
 R. B. Crittenden of Muskogee, Ok, was sentenced to serve IT years in prison following his conviction by a jury on q charge of robbing the First National bank at Yian. Ok, of $3.S00.
 It is up to Company K of the Sev- enty-first New York militia to learn the "corkscrew" attack, now that Nor man Selby (Kid McCoy) has joined. The Kids corkscrew was usually a sleepmaker.
 The shovelers employed by the Fed eral and Doe Run Lead company at Flat River. Mo, have been on strike for more than week. and as result 1000 men are out o1 WOrk.
 
 Consul T. D. Edwards, at Juarez, has received message from the state department at Washington to order all Americans in his district to leave Mexico at once.
 A Central News dispatch from Zu rich reports a recurrence of food riots 1n Berlin, in which machine guns were used to subdue mobs of women.
 Authorities of Tuscaloosa county Ala, are Investigating the death of c c. Nick]as, whose body was found on tho Warrior river bridge near Ausca 1oosa.
 ), Hector Wiren. Dallas (Tex.) avi ntor, was killed when his aeroplane