Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-24

-0by nGbSdgy lOTInStiy lHtSCSS1 l Patricia of Connaught, gave birth to i son |
 Some 800 persons were killed and 1,50Q wounded in the tragedy at i Armritsar, India, last April.
 Gold amounting to $2,750,0o0 was withdrawn from the Sub Treasury. for | shipment to South merfca
 Chicago, Milwaukee 6 St. Paul Railroad lifted it's embargo against i shipment of grain to Chicago. ,
 United Fruit liner Plainfied will take 14,OO0 cases of Green River whiskey to Havana for storage.
 Acreage of winter wheat this fall estimated at 2,404,000, as compared with 3,24O,0OO in the fall of 1918.
 Pennsylvania crude oil advanced 25 cents a barrel to SAYS a barrel. This is the highest price on record.
 All American Gable Co. announced restoration of normal service over its lines to all points in South America.
 The dollar was quoted in Paris at 10 francs 75 centimes compared with 10 francs and S6 centimes at previous close.
 Burton & Sons cotton mills at Ath- erton and two other textile plants in Lancashire Eng. were sold for $10,- 00O&,000.
 The special convention of the VLnrl-oTC nG Anoariaa will be held in Columbus, Ohio, beginning January 5. Washington reports indicate a new bill for regulation of manufacture of ! dyes in this country will shortly be introduced.
 Bituminous output during week ended Dec. 13 amounted to 5,S12,00G tons. Anthracite production totaled 2,0S2,000 tons.
 Grain receipts at Chicago during the past week totaled 3,302,0 900 bushels, a 1 loss of 100000 bushels compared with previous week.
 l Director Hines signed contract with the Gulf & Ship Island Railroad, fix 1 ing the annual compensation for the road at s595,SS2.
 1 Gold sold at 108 shillings and 1-2 1 pence a fine ounce in London, com pared with 110 shillings and pence lat previous closes
 Women of Nebraska are being calI- i ed upon by the Lincoln Woaents club i to wage an active campaign against f the high cost of living lfs l New South Wales nationalist party fapproVed the governments proposal [ to subsidize children exceeding the number of two in any family.
 Viseount Grey, British ambassador, will consult with Premier Lloyd George on the appointment of his suc- ] cessor, when he returns home. An airpIane flight from Holland to the Dutch Indies, with Lausanne as | the first stopping, is being arranged by M. Follker, the airplane inventor.
 Major General Shanks announced that the mutny that took place on the last trip of the transport America is now subject to special investigation. The American steamship Firwcod owned by the Pacific American Fish cries company. has burned while of the coast of Peru. Her crew was rescued.
 Plans are being completed to stand ardize marine insurance by securing
 to domestic insurance companies
 same opportunities enjoyed by for eigners.
 Supreme Council is making ever, effort to reach an agreement witt
 Germany on the question of repara-
 tion for the sinking of the German fleet off Scapa Flow.
 Five trains between San Luis Pc
 tos and Tampico, Mexico were at
 tackled within the last five weeks ant
 crews and passengers molested, Stat, Department announces. Seven hundred soldiers of the arm,
 commanded by Admiral Kolchak hea. , of the AllRussian government in Si z beria have been found frozen to deatl | in hncrifo1 e3-