Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-11
Condensed IeIegrans

VoituVitS0u iClCul dlsiS Admiral koIchak intends to con .inue lighting the Bolsheviki govern nent.
 British army estimates for 1e1s- 1920 provide for the expenditure of e405,- 100000.
 John Tappan stodd s-d, professor, or chemistry at Smith College, since 1878, died. aged 67.
 Bar silver was quoted at 75 pence an ounce in London, compared with si.S1 in New. York.
 United States Grain Corporation bought last week 5o,ooo barrels first clear four at sS.20@9.25.
 The salaries of more than one half the Protestant preachers of the na- ton are under $SOo'a a year.
 Railroad Administration reported nationwide embargo on freight is not being considered at this time.
 Eduardo Dato has agreed to form a new Spanish cabinet to replace the foca. ministry, which resigned.
 Julia Acosta. former provisional president of Costa Rica, was elected to the presidency of that republic.
 
 Fire which broke out in a granary at Malmoe, Sweden, on Sunday, caus- ed damage amounting to $750,000.
 
 Reports were published in Rome that the Italian government and came to terms regarding Plume.
 Ocean shipments of coal which have been cut off from New England for three days, will be resumed within d day or two.
 The Massachusetts House killed the Mcdonnell bill providing for the pur- chase of Boston Elevated stock by the Commonwealth.
 For discussion of establishment of a clearing house meeting of alien and native bankers was recently called by the Bank of Brazil.
 Quarantine officials vaceinated 1000 passengers and the crew of the steamer Britannia arriving at New York from Marseilles.
 House agriculture committee defer. red indefinitely further consideration various resolutions proposing repea Of war time prohibition.
 It was announced President Wilson will before the end of the week fi1 the exact date for the return of rail. roads to private ownership.
 American schooner Orlando V. Woo. ten from West African ports for New York was abandoned at sea, accord ing to s1 report recieyed in New York Extension of motor parcel pos routes as means of reducing Twin, costs in the. cities was urged on con gress by Postmaster General Burle l son. s.i
 The house post office committee SC next Monday for hearings on the bil of Representative Anthony republical Kansas, to limit the size of newspape and periodicals.
 Victor L. Berger, Socialist and Hen rv H. sBodenstab. republican Fusiol candidate, were elected for Congres 1 in the primary election in the Fiftl Wisconsin district.
 Destruction of three vessels b. floating mines within three months involving a loss of S, 900 900. resulte, in advance of war-risk insuranc rates in New York.
 The board of foreign missions of tn Methodist Episcopal church appropri | ated S10,000,000 of it's centenary fund ftor foreign missions and reconstruc tion work abroad in 1920. Twenty persons were rescued iron the second story of a. business blocl | in Worthington street, Springfield | Mass which was destroyed by frt The loss is estimated at $20o, GOO. With the arrival of 4,oG0 tons of ray ] Cuban sugar, in New York harbol and 2,Oo0,O00 pounds of refined West ern sugar. Food Administrator Vii Hans announced the shortage over: i Alderman William p. kenneaII, democratic leader of the board of Al dermen of New York. advocate shooting of Emma Goldman and Alex ander Berkman and other radicals. 1 Premier Nitti, of Italy, declared i l the Chamber of Deputies that hi faithin the future of Italy and assur ] ance that a revolution was not i'm pending in that country was unshak en.
 Gordon Fawcett Hamby, now in tn death house at Sing Sing. for robber of the East Brooklyn Savings Ban and murder of two officials, must di in the electric chair unless eXecutiv clemency is extended.
 An agreement to establish the A hour week in 1921 was approved b the members of the Internationa Printing Pressmen's and Assistant Union of North America at meet ing in Knoxville, Tenn.
 1 Republican leaders predict thor ough investigation of New York Ci4 ,, and county governments, includi District Attorney Swanns office. as result of the deadlock between Go Smith and extraordinary grand jury. I French Academy of Sciences aware
 ed the Borin prize of 9,000 francs ft mathematics to Prof. Lefshetz of tE
 University of Kansas; and the Lalar
 de prize for astronomy to Dr. Silphe
 director of Lowell Observatory. Flat