Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-20
Condensed kilograms

Fighting was resumed along the en- |
the Lithuanian front against the Boil
sheviki by the Lithuanian army.
Under an agreement rached at
Rotterdam, Britain will receive 30
GOO tons of potash from Germany.
In recent riots in Cairo, Egypt, II
persons were killed and 81 wounded.
Strength of the American army on
March 15. was 2.268. .537, decrease of
,402,351 since the beginning of the
ar1nistice. Forces in Siberia number
lS,e7O
The steamship George Harbor was
launched at Mariners Harbor, Staten
Island
Another Sim Feiner Barton, Mem
| Der of the House of Commons, escaped
| from the Mount Joy Prison in Dublin.
| Several groups Of soldiers arrived
| at Newport News, Va, on the battle
ships louisiana and South Carolina
and the U. S. S. Arcardia.
| A resolution was introduced in the
New York Legislature by Senator Lor-
| ing NJ. Black, Jr., democrat, from
Brooklyn, for an investigation of the
| affairs OF tha Broolyn Rapid Transit.
Lieutenant Fontan, Of the French
army who plans a fight from Cape Da
kar to Pernambuco, Brazil left Villa
coublay, France Sunday, for Dakar,
but was forced to land because OF en-
/ gine trouble.
/. coone! William A. Bishop, famous
Canadian fiier, was operated on at Ro-
aHoke, Va, for appendicitis.
Herr Hoffman,, Socialist Minister
of Worship in the Eisner GovernmenI
, was elected Premier to Bavaria by the
Diet.
! Moving picture stars in Germany
{ are on strike for higher wages.
William Jennings Bryan, i'll at the
home Of friends in Washington fol
! several weeks, has recovered.
, 1t was reported semi officially that
| Italy will demand all indemnity o1
| $2, 900, 900, 600 from Austria Hungary.
5 French civil budget for first thre,
t months of 1919 was fixed at S250,000,,
. | 0Q0
{ New York Fur Auction Sales Cor
. poration will offer pelts worth $4,000,
: 600 beginning April 7.
= Reports from Winnipeg, Canada, sa,
n indications are that acreage devoted t,
$ raising grain will be much less thai
= last year.
T Labor situation in London is S,
y serious that ]. Fl. Thoz=ss head of tn
Railway Workers Union, left Londol
| by aeroplane TO confer in Paris wit
Premier Lloyd George.
S Jose Ives de Limatour, Financ
Il | Minister in the Diaz Cabinet, will re
8 turn to Mexico from Paris.
Il British shipping interests. it is re
@ ported, will convert q, large part of tn
h mercantile marine into oil burners.
V Ice in storage along the Hudso
River on Jan. 1 amounted to 607, As
. tons.
The packet John 3. Lowry, sine
n 1918 in the Evansville, Paducah an
lie Nashville trade, was sunk in the Cum
: berland river in a storm. The ere
n escaped.
= Secretary Baker and General Marc
arrived in San Francisco for inspeC
le tion of military posts there.
~ Plans are being perfected by II
Philadelphia Wool and Textile Asst
s. citation and the More Sheep and Mo-
N Wool Supply Association of the Unitt
a. States for a conference to be held
Philadelphia in April for the prom,
l. ton of the sheep and wool indust
p of this country.
in New York Board of Aldermen,
III recommendation of the Mayor. voti
&c to make March 25. when the eth D
vision parades, an official holiday.
at a fraud order was issued by Il
A. Post Office Department denying u
al OF the mails to the Allegheny Vail
Hog Co. of Pittsburgh.
b. The hospital ship Araguya, boul
j. from Liverpool with over eight hu
lie dred wounded Canadian soldiers. W
lis arrive at Portland. Maine, Friday af
Mt ernoon.
Id Maurice Cazeneve, charge d'affai
wv of the French embassy at Rio Janeil
A. will leave today for the United Stat
a. to take charge of the embassy
is Washington.
OF OF Nearly 1900 o. the 1000 garme
vc workers at cleveland, VINO went
e. strike yesterday VIII return 10 Wo
mt this morning on a thirty per ce
re wage increase and a forty four he
week basis. Ten of the forty fir
have agreed to the terms of III
omploYes it was stated.