Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-06
Condensed TeIegrams

Japanese silk crop reported 20 per cent. short.
 Second division will parade in Fifth avenue on Friday
 Chicago expert estimates corn crop at 2,500,000,O00 bushels.
 United. States naval base at Plyr- outh formally demobilized. Fall of present coalition govern ment in England is predicted.
 Cuban minister at Washington is returning to Cuba on leave of absence.
 Treaty not. likely to be ratified by French parliament before mid d-Sep-
 Some London railway workers struck in support of the striking po- licemen.
 Chinese government asked United or apms.
 Revolt is spreading in Honduras. President Bertrand has been declared an outlaw.
 Five persons were killed at Basel, Switzerland. during the recent strike riots there.
 Supreme council has decided against occupation of Danzig, Baltic port, by
 Vice president of A. B. Kirschbaum says best overcoats were likely to be $200 next winter.
 Pennsylvania state .geoiogist .an- nounces discovery of huge potash hills in Tioga county, N. Y.
 Brand WhitIock, American minister to elgiurn, sailed the Nieuw Am sterdam for New York.
 Of 213,447 American soldiers wound ed in France, 146,931 have entered in to contracts for training.
 Government of Honduras may ap- point Dr. Secundino Turcio as envoy extraordinary to Washington.
 Strike riots at LiverPool resulted in damage to extent of $1,250,000. Near ly 200 small shops were footed.
 Governor Black, of Kentucky, will appoint a commission to investigate high cost of living in Kentucky.
 Depreciation of mark exchange is in part ascribed to selling of Reichsbank notes in adjacent neutral countries.
 Allied supreme council has lifted restrictions on movement of 200,0 Russian prisoners held in Germany
 Canadian minister of finance an nounces that minimum to be sought in next loan campaign will be SSoo,- 900, 1000.
 Gabriel Terra, former minister of public instruction, labor and industry, Uruguay.
 Senator Pomerene called attention of senate to alarming danger of coal shortage threatened by shortage of
 Seattle vIadivostok trade for six mcnths ending July l was $15,7S5,796 compared with $9S7,3S1 same period last year.
  ed in state of Durango, Mexico, near mining sections of VeIardesa and Pedricera.
 British steamship agents find it i'm possible to book any more passengers for United States before middle of September.
 Maryland and Baltimore officials began enforcement of 30day cold storage law as weapon against food profiteerS.
 I+.I,, ;- .a..;Ior;a1 ar.nae.f +o ;,, pose tax on private fortunes; yield would be between $4.000,000,00a and s5,0OO 900 900.
 Federal Commissioner SI<cffinston calls conference at Boston in an ef- fort to settle the strike of New Eng land fishermen.
 Three boys were blown to bits when they accidentally exploded quantity of dynamite in an unguarded quarry in Philadelphia.
 French minister of marine wants government to demand compensation for entire French tonnage sunk by Germany during the war.
 Parrots were placed in EiffeI Tow warning by their actions of the ap- proach of enemy airplanes.
 Two trunks, containing important documents, belonging to members of Germaul, were stolen in Berlin.
 Strong financial interests in Japan have formed a company with a cap ital of $25, ,000,0 900 to lay a cable be- tween San Francisco and Japan.
 Turkish cabinet has ordered the ar rest of Mustapha kamel Pasha and Reuf Bey, charged with organizing bands in the Smyrna region.
 Despatch from Atlanta denies state mentbill has beeR introduced in Geor- gia's legislature to prohibit use of to- bacco; measure covers only cigarettes.
 Oscar T. Crosby, president of the inter allied council on war purchases and finance, says war paid for itself day by day and left no real debts be- hind.
 Captain Donald Hudson, an aviator in United States forces, has been employed by Bolivia to organize and instruct a flying corps in it's army.
 AppIic ation of Great Lakes Trust Co.,, of Chicago, for membership in federal reserve system has been ac cepted and the bank has qualified by taking up it's stock in the Federal -11a Iai ai1ae