Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-20

r. Price of Iinseed oil for septer Der ] delivery was reduced cents a gallon. to $2.12.
 Consideration of amendments to oil lands leasing bill will be started on Sept. 25.
 Department of Commerce reported seagoing fleet of 2,245 ships of S,100,- 900 tons Aug. S1.
 Bar silver was unchanged at 61as pence an ounce in Lonlon; New York price was $1.13%. General Pershins received the for- nal thanks of Congress for his ser vices during the war. Steamship Aquitania and France sailed from New York for Liverpool and Havre, respectively. kenneeott turned out s,224, 900 pounds of copper in August, compar- ed with 5,s7a,ooo pounds in July.
 Ohio organizer of union steel work CTS announced 3O,0OO men in that state were ready to strike Monday.
 Postage stamps of the new Re- public of Esthonia are being made out of maps of the German General Staff.
 
 The University of the State of New York conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws upon Cardinal Mercier
 Bank of Frana, reported gold hold ingS on hand week of Sept. IS amounted to 5,573,300,000 francs, gain Of 447,000.
 Committee of the Prussian Diet has Q lar inn, Jor l-Ir Upper and Lower Silesia independ ent provinces.
 SaIors' Union of the Great Lakes is voting on a strike in sympathy with the strike called for Sept. P by the steel workers.
 German trade unionists decided not to partici pate in the international labor conference to be held a Washing ton unless invited
 Two of eiaht Mexican soldiers found guilty of participating in the mutiny executed at Mexicalif.
 According to reports, the petroleum law of Mexico will not be further discussed at the present session of the National Legislature.
 Proposals of establishmenf of a steamship service between Danzig and New York by American financiers are under consideration.
 Transport Mount Vernon broke the record by bringing 1G6 war brides to this country from Brest. Several hundred troops were also aboard.
 Reports to the Department of Jus tice from F states indicate there was a decline of 10 to 15 per cent in food Dric SI irX XrnS cra hnc
 Consuption of sugar in the United States for the first seven months of this year was 1000 more ons than during the corresponding period last year.
 Mrs. Jam,s w. Wadsworth, dr., wife of the Senator from New York, Association Opposed to Woman Sui frage.
 United Mine Workers of America voted down resolution indorsing the League of Nations and calling on the Senate to ratify it without further delay
 Roland RohIfe, test pilot of the Curtiss Co, broke the worlds altitude his machine ascended to height of 4,610 feet.
 Julia Heinrich. former leading daughter of Max Heinrich, composer was killed in a railroad accident at Ind.
 Immigraion authorities issued Fed eral warrants for the detention after release from ail of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman. They will be deported.
 United States gold coin amounting to s150,0O0 was withdrawn from the Sub Treasury for shipment. A trans-.t fer of s500,000 in gold coin to S.sn Francisco was announced.
 Five masked men bound and gag the mail clerks on the Ocean Limited 1 express of the Canadian National | near Harlaka, Canada, and | robbed the mil car of s75,OO0 in silver l
 French newspapers, in commenting on the occupation of Plume by d'An- nunZio, declare Premier Nitti burned l his mridges when he characterized the 1 deserters.'
 After . conference with republican | Leader Lodge, Senator Borah tele- l sra phed Senator Johnson to return to | so that the Senae might l vote on his amendment to he League [ ) Naions equalizing the voteing pow er the United States and Great | 
 Gov. Runyon, repudiated the action 'f Attorney General Gilkyson in pre- 1aration for mobiliza tiOn of the state militia to quell mobilization of he State militia ito queH distur rbances tt Camden and Burlington because of enforcement of the fare zone system. hee bCur- l(fd tn