Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-22
French army reported at loss to dispose of vast stock of airplanes.

| IFShCH army EePOFLed dI q iOSS 10 l dispose of vast stock of airplaneS. | According to reports, evacuation of l Archange1 by the British is proceed | ing smoothly.
 1 Fairs, markets and processions have been forbidden in counties Tipperary and Galway Ireland. Martial law was declared by Gov. Hobby of Texas, in the small towns swept by the hurricane Vienna Neue Ta1ebIatt reported the | Government is preparing to move the i capital of Hungary to StubleweiSen- | burg.
 | Public detectives throughout Ger many have formed union. Ten | thousand members enrolled up to date.
 Reports from Holland regarding American financial aid to Germany saved the German mark taking a big drop.
 Members of the Sailors Union, of Detroit. voted in favor of a walkout in sympathy with the strike of steel i workers. Four men held up branch of Frand Rapids Savings bank in that city, shot d patron dead and escaped with $3.645. Appointment of kijuro Shidebara, ex-Foreign Minister to be Japanese Amba ssador to the United States, was announced
 Germany formally sent note to the Allies stating she would accede to the demands for alterations in the Ger man constitution.
 Executives of 39 traction systems in New York that serve 4S cities, told their troubles at on experience meet ing at Syracuse.
 New York Excise Confusion notified liquor license holders that it is pre- pared to renew licenses which expire Oct l, to Jan- 16, 1920.
 Conditions of the late commercial potato crop indicated a yield of more than 123,51S carloads, according to the Department of Agriculture.
 Secretary Baker made personal visit to the Capitol to urge passage of a bill creating General Peyton March, Chief of Staff, general for life.
 An airpIane flight from France to French aviator Poulet it was an- nounced by he Paris Excelsior"
 Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Go. announced appointment of Oren Root, a directed, as president of the com pany to succeed Wilbur Fisk, resign ed.
 Robbers obtained $25,ooo after bind ing and gagging mail clerk on an eastbound Northern Pacific passenger train between Seattle and kankasket, Wash.
 Bella Kun, the former Hungarian Soviet chief, and his fellow prisoners have been transferred to the magni- Gcent castle of Karlstein, in Lower Austria.
 The Prava of Petrograd published report of the Soviet Government de- claring a state of siege in Moscow, in consequence of Cossack armys op erations.
 Berlin eZitune am Mittaa reported von Bernstorff, former Ambassador to the United States, will become per- manent State Secretary of the For eign Office.
 A cable from Consul General Hollis at London says the British government removed the British export embargo on wireless telephone and telegraph apparatus.
 Senator Calder, of New York, and other Republicans, pressed for ac- tion the resolution proposing an in vestigation of the Alien Property Custodian's office.
 Four men were injured when two bombs thrown from a passing auto exploded on the roof of a street car barn at Louisville, Ky, where street car men are on strike.
 Peruvian Embassy at Washington received a cable of the displac cement nf .jf off ici ia1 nf inn h1Jf rofa ence was made to the reported as- sassination of the president.
 Manhattan Naval Post of the 1 duce German opera and any attempt i to reinstate kulture in the good | graces of the American people,
 Attorney General Sir Gordon Hew- art completed arrangements for pros l ecution of the former German Kaiser, i according to the London Mirror" The | place for trial was not settled.
 German Baron van dem Bussehe- Haddenhausen, former German Minis l ter to Argentina, who was in Argen- I tina a short time. has gone on an un- | official visit to Southern Brazil.
 Business agents of the Lonsshore- mems Union, backed, it was said, by | the Central abor Council, refused to
  shipment of arm and ammunition 1 destined for Siberia.
 United States District Judge Van Fleet at San Francisco denied a re- quest of the California Grape Pro- tective Association that Government officers be enjoined from enforcing the war time prohibition act.
 Federai Food Administrator Oscar Straus, official representative of At torney General Palmer in the Gov ernment's attempt to bring down the cost of living, met a committee of packers and meat dealers and received their cooperation.
 CTS who urged them to stay away.