Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-05

fuel administration.
 Names of ten more American sol | diers who have been located in Ger 1 man prison camps were received by | the war department. The comptroller of the currency has issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of busi- ness on Saturday. June 29.
 Several members of the Russian royal family took passage on a steamer which recently sailed from the Mar man coast. on the White sea.
 A wreckinq company went to work Thursday in an attempt to float the steamer Seneca, which ran ashore in fog off the New England coast.
 Arrest of members of the ArchaneeI provincial government by the Bolshe wiki is reported in a despatch from Ambassador Francis dated at Vologda.
 Henry F. Shoemaker of New York in the west, and several banks, died at his summer home in Riverside, Ct.
 A credit of $1o0,00o,oo0 was granted to France by the treasury, making the total advanced to France to date S1,- 765 000,000 and the total credits to the allies $6,0S1, ,590,000.
 Lieutenant Frederick R. Clements, an American flyer from Hicks Field, Fort Worth. Tex, was killed here yes terday when his airplane fell 1,50O feet at Camp Dick.
 Anti Semitic outbreaks have occur red in Jaroslau and other Galacian towns, according to information re- ceived by the Jewish correspondence bureau from Vienna.
 Admission that Austro- Hungarian and German war prisoners are fighting on the side of the Bolsheviki against Czecho- o-Slovaks in Russia is made by l the Koelnische Zeitung.
 A message Of persona! greeting from President Wilson was delivered yester- 1 day by the American Red Cross to ev- i cry American soldier and sailor in hospitals in Great Britain
 By the will of Miss Catherine John- son of North Andover filed for pro- bate at Salem, Mass, her home with S20,000 for it's maintenance is to be used as home for aged women -
 An official note issued at the min. istry of finance in Paris says that cer- tain newspapers have alluded to the possibility of an American loan being issued in France at an early date
 The federal trade commission ha, dismissed it's complaint against the American Tobacco company whicf charged unfair methods of competition in the maintenance of resale prices.
 The first instaIlrnent of record, showing unusual profits of manufac turers gathered from income tax re turns, will be forwarded to the senate soon by the internal revenue bureau
 Panama informed the state depart ment that the decree postponing th, election for members of the nationa assembly had been withdrawn and tha
 the elections would be held Sunday July l.
 Fire of unknown origin whicI
 started while the enlisted men wer . on parade destroyed the naval bar
 racks at Sewells Point near Cape May . N. J. The loss is estimated at nor
 t3an $5OO,OOO.
 Requests totaIing nearly $4,5e0,oo . to the Metropolitan Museum of Ar New York, by Isaac D. Fletcher wh
 was president of the Barrett Manu : featuring company were disclosed wit
 the final appraisal of the estate. |. Two representatives of the depart :, ment of labor arrived a Lowell. Mass
 and requested union officials to sig !. an agreement to abide by the decisio
 of the national war labor board i 2 case of intervention.
 V The London Daily Mail gives promi
 hence to a despatch from it's Harbi ,, | correspondent to the effect that good
 badly needed by the Germans are be
 ing sent to Russia by Chinese mer
 chants and are almost certain to ia
 into German hands,
 With the nations reserve of traine
 nurses depleted through the calling ( |, thousands for service in military an
 naval hospitals both abroad and in tn
 United States. it has become necessar
 to call immediately for 25,000 studer nurses for training in American hos
 pitals.
 't A high record for daily productio
 of rifle and pistol ammunition was st
 on June 21 when approximately ?
 100000 cartridges of every descriptio
 were turned out in plants working fC . the United States, exclusive of com . mercial production or work for otht
 governments.
 Rayrond 3. Eosaick, chief of u committee on war camp activities, wh : has been Investigating the work of tf '' auxiliary organiza tions with the Amer
 icans army in France, such as the
 M. c. A. and the Knights of Columbu - will return to Washington at the CT ' of this week to report to Secreta1 :" Baker.
 :, ITALY SHOWED ITS
 AFFECTION FOR AMERIc In Celebrating Fourth of July-Towr N and Villages Vied With Each Othe