Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
CALL FOR MEETING OF CHIEFS OF ALLIED
 UN|0NSPORTENDS GREAT INDUSTRIAL BATTLE

cabled Paragraphs
 Further advances for the better re- ported in Presidents realth. 1 War Department will sell Edeewood. Md, arsenal under sealed bids on Nov. g.
 Lord Peckover. 89 years old, famous Quaker banker who retired years ago, died in London.
 Republican members of the Senate dropped opposition to Coontz as chief t.of naval operations. Bar silver was quoted at 637s pence
 an ounce in London. compared with s1.1s3-s in New York.
 Twenty men were called in liquor
 probe in New York by Chief Flynn of the Department of Justi- e. For the first time in months two | msNion shares were rtaded ill on the
 New York >>oct E:Zhange- ] F-od Administrator Williams re- ! in critical condition at hospital in ! ported in Presidents health Controller Craig upheld the increase in salary of eNlployes. The total wage increase for 1920 was S23,000.000. 1 American Smelling & Refining Go. announced increase in p.ice of lead from 61A to 6a cents a pound Charge of Embassy will be the rank of the first American diplomat to Germany after the peace ratification. | .%A superior court of Pennsylvania, died at his home in Philadelphia.
 The George Washington University l degree of Doctor of Laws on Otto H, Kahn.
 Enaland underbid America ship builders s20 a ton for construction of 1 four $2.50O-ton steel ships for Nor wegian account.
 Bonar Law announced in Commons royalty on discovery of oil in the United Kingdom
 Bella Kun, former dictator in Thu gary, escaped from Wanna internment ] camp and arrived in Italy to promote another revolution. 1 Debate on the Johnson amendment to eaualize the voting power of the United States and Britain was be- gun in the Senate Sir Erie. Geddes, British Minister es Transport is reported to be prepar- ing a scheme for state control of railroads and canals. Senate Interstate Commerce Conn mittee favorably reported the Cum mins railroad bill. Some minor changes were made. New Jersey Public Utilities Com mission recommended a new rate Of fares over the lines of the Public Service Corporation.
 Director Hines denied reports pub lished in New York that he intended to use troops to take the place Of striking expressmen-
 Gov. Ruyon of New Jersey was among the eight passengers of the Handley- Page machine which recent ly arrived from Nova Scotia.
 Assistant Secretary of War cro~eIl said $8,320O GOO was the highest bid yet received for the s70,OO0, ,0cu pow der plant and town of Nitro. w Va.
 Street cars and autos were stoned by strikers becs use they were carry ing workmen to the plant of the Unit ed Alloy Seel orporation, at Canton, Ohio.
 Without a record vote, the House unseated Representative Fitzgerald, Of Boston, and seated former Represent ative Peter F. Tague. Both / e Dem ocratS.
 Senator Thomas s. Martin, of Vir- ginia, Democratic leader in the Senate. who was i'll many llonths, is reported Chariot tesville-
 Director Hines instructed railroad officers and employees to turn their watches back one hour next Sunday when the daylight saving law passes out of operation.
 Secretary. RedfeId at Atlantic City International Trade Conference, urged formatio of billion dollar credit or gaization to purchase securities of struggling foreign nations.
 Urgent representations were sent by the United States Government to Mexican Government as a result of the kidnapping Of W. Q. Jenkins, consular agent at P'' Do, Mex, who is being held for sou ransom.
 According to an announcement by tions office in Chicago, a saving would be made in buying meats if people chose fresh pork so to in clude fresh unsmoked ham as a sub- stitute for pork Joins