Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-23
Condensed Te|earams

Japan lost 20 merchantmen during the war.
 Hacre ccffee futures market will re- open today,
 Price of quicksilver advanced to basis $95 a flask of 1o pounds Surplus oil stocks in California in- creased 556,472 barrels in May. | Private telegraphers' vote on sym pathetic strike is reported against it. Railroad Administration received 197 locomotives during the month of May l Sales of army stocks by Director of Sales in week, June 16 amounted l to s9,249,S67.
 More than so,oco soldiers filed appIi- cation for public lands under plan of Secretary Lane.
 l Secretary Baker authorized recruit ing of 26000 men for special service along the Mexican border. Director Hines of the Railroads re- ports freight and passenger traffic on roads gained in week of June IS. :! ie is reported Lima Locomotive Cor poration received an order for 150 standard type locomotives for foreign i trade.
 Since December I, 1918, the War Department turned over to the Ship ping Board 2,279,o00 deadweight tons
 o fships
 London reports announced formation of Federation of British Industries comprising f1,000 firms to develop foreign trade.
 According to the Paris Matin the
 British have destroyed surplus wal
 material that would be costly to trans
 port to England.
 Representative Mason, of Illinois
 asked an investigation of the manner
 of paying interest rates on the $50,
 100000 Russian bond issue.
 At a special meeting of the stock
 holders of the Keystone Tire & Rub
 Der Co. the capital stock was increased
 from S2000,000 to 5000 900.
 French Chamber of Deputies, fol
 lowing and attack on Government b! : socialists, gave a vote of confidenc,
 in government by 349 to 137. , Verne M. Bowie, superintendent 0
 the New York kssay Office, announce, , that the corner stone, of the new as
 say office building will be laid July l.
 A company known as the Pictur ? Playhouses, with authorized capital o | S35, 100000, was organized in Londol , to run cinema theatres on the Ameri can plan.
 l Department of Labor sent com l missioner of conciliation to the stee
 mills at Wheeling, West, Va, wher ? the employees are reported to hay s been locked out.
 : Output Of Texas high gravity O passed the 100000 barrels q day marl Gold coin amounting to S9,665, GO ) withdrawn from the Sub-Treaury fo
 shipment to South America 5 American Expeditionary Force news ' paper, Stars and Stripes. after months constant service discontinue : publication. Net profit of $700, ,00 2 will be forwarded to Treasury.
 A report from Vienna received . ! Copenhagen reports that militar e measures were taken to counteract plot of Hungarian Red to invade Ger Q man Austria and proclaim a Soviet. t Heavy forces of Swiss infantry an [ cavalry were concentrated at Winter thur Schaffhausen to protect Il
 frontier sould disorders follow tt Il German decision of the peace treaty R. H. Aishton, Regional Railros [ Director for the Northwest, in address 'a ing the American Railroad Associate S at Atlantic City, declared that Goverl
 ment control of the railroads was a q most universally condemned by u 1T public,
 IT Railway communication betWee r, Germany mad Holland is still very poo $ owing 10 worn out condition of il 2 tracks, locomotives and cars. Mar IS Hollanders are making the trips e Germany for the sun bath, cold wat T. and hunger" cures.