Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18

tEele weTeruoW IS the tune TOT di
 Paraguay Health, Department an- nounced several new cases of bubonic
 Martial law was declared at Batum. British troops are maintaining order.
 Bar silver was quoted at 6734 pence an ounce in London, compared with | SPA in New York.
 Plans of the House to adjourn after passage of the railroad bill were blocked by the Senate.
 Sale of German manufacturing plants in Luxembourg was authoriz- ed by the Chamber of Deputies.
 Financial congress, which will meet in Rome, invited Spain, France and Switzerland to send their delegates.
 Oranges in national convention at Grad Rapids, Mich., are in favor of Major General Wood as candidate for president.
 According to reports, Lettish troops are encircling Mitau, where the headquarters of Col. Avalof -Bermondt are located.
 Steps for court martial of Herman officer of the German navy on charge of treason, were taken by the Navy Department.
 Execution of Budapest by Ruman- ian troops was completed and Hun garian troops entering the city were given an ovation.
 i Secret Service officers announced l first arrests in New York in wide 1 spread roundup of illicit dealers in War Savings Stamps.
 Eleven hundred Ionsshoremen en- 1 ployed at St. John, x. B., accepted the ] steamship interests compromise wage
 offer of 70 cents an hour.
 William J. Bryan, in statement from Hot Springs, Ark, advised
 against organized labor choosing a
 candidate for president.
 1 Field Marshal von Aindenburg, 1 through the German. press, requested the public to refrain from further demonstrations in his honor.
 Leikhasse Bank, Berne, was forced
 to suspend payment as result of an unprecedented drop in value of Ger
 man marks and Austrian crowns.
 Paul Meonier, wealthy deputy of | the Aube. was arrested by French au-
 thorities on charges of communicat- ing with the enemy during the war. National Organization for Public
 Health Nursing in New York perfected plans to recruit 5000 nurses to fight
 any recurrence of the influenza epi-
 demic.
 pr. Francis X. Dercum, of PhiIadeI- phia, on his second weekly visit tG President Wilson, announced Ire , markable improvement had beer . made by the president.
 All three cndidates in PsrIiamentar, campaign in Plymouth, Eng, declar taken Nov. 28, as any voters are il l military service abroad.
 Jonkheer von karnbeck, Dutch Min l ister of Foreign Affairs, announced Il g the Chamber that Holland intends t,
 enter the League of Nations as sool as the treaty is ratified. l pr. Karl Helfferich was fined 30 : marks for refusing to answer ques tions in the German National As
 senblys investigation to determin who was responsible for the war. :, Announcement that prohibition y had gone into effect in the Panam = Canal zone, under the passing b : Congress of the war time prohibit:o bill, created eonsternation in the com
 munity.
 e Wireless equipment which will over r come all difficulties imposed on ma y airplanes by. fog and unfavorabl
 weather is being installed on plane u and at various landing fields, tn T Post Office Department announced. el Although w. E. (Pussyfoot) John q son, American prohibitionist, has wo
 general admiration for his sporty 2 attitude in recent attacks on him T students, opposition to his efforts | n make Great Britain dry is growing.