Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-23
Condensed kilograms

Oil production in California fields |
in March amounted to 27,665 barrels !
a day.
President Wilson decided not to hole.
the George Washington at Brest. The
liner will be sent home with troops.
President Wilson cabIed Director of
Railroads Hines instructions in respect
to disagreement on price fixing.
Department OF Agriculture reports
a shortage of sugar beet seed which
may be serious in 1921,
Fire in a paint warehouse at the
Hog Island shipyard destroyed two
frame warehouses and paints.
Panama imports in 1914 amounted
to 20,000,000, so per cent of which
came from the United States.
France awarded 1,349, COO Croix de
Guerre from beginning of the war un-
til March l, 1918.
A reduction of 20o,ooo,ooo pounds in
the annual production of copper was
caused by shutdown of mines
Upon arrival of the old seth Regi
men in New York from France, it was
announced approximately $500 officer
and men We're lost in the war
According to the Department of La
Dor the wholesale prices Of all com
modities i'll the United States within
the last five years have doubled.
Bids were opened by the Shipping
Board on the sale of number of small
steel vessels the board intends 20 eX-
clude from the merchant marine.
Grain receipts at Chicago last week
amounted to 3,922,000 bushels a gain
| of 10000 bushels over the previous
week.
! Fifteenth series of wool auctions at
! Boston were opened with 9,050,000
pounds Of wool being offered by the
| Government.
| Soft coal output during the week of
April IL amounted to 7,147, 900 tons
compared with 6,967, 900 tons in the
| previous week
| Acting Secretary of the Navy Roose-
| welt announced that the NaVy's Dis
| tinguished Service Medal was awarded
to Admiral Benson.
| Eli Miller Lowry, of Mansfield, Ohio
arrested at Seoul, Korea, on a charge
| of participating in anti japanese
| propaganda, was released on bail.
| About 1900 men of the Rainbow Di.
| vision, who sailed from Brest Apri
| is, on the transport Leviathan, are
/ due at New York April %.
/ Proposals to have Department O.
Justice to enforce prohibition will b'
laid before the President on his return
i Viceroy of India, in London, received
official announcement of the end o
outbreaks in Lahore, Delhi and BON
bay.
Mexican government estimates rs
miles of oil pipe lines in the Gulf coas
region, representing an investment o
S50,000,000 in gold.
Twenty persons were killed at Seou
Il Korea, when members of the Christia'
mission clashed with .gendarnes dur
ing a riot.
II Premier Paderewski of PoIan
works fourteen hours a day and
greatly fatigued. He arrived at hi
home in Morges, near Lausanne.
General Peyton C. March visite
Camp Dix, n. j., to inspect the dc
mobilization and discharge syster
4 which is said to be one Of the smooth
4 lest and most efficient in the countr
4 l. British Ministry of LABOR repor-
b | 633,31S women received unemploymeI
4 pay from the signing of the armistiC
4 to Feb. IA, but 158,000 Of these hay
4 since found work.
Under a ruling CT Major Gener
q | Mencher, director of air service, arm
y aviators and airplanes cannot compe
> in exhibitions for purses and indviiC
= | ual prizes.
FFe5ICGnL e., W. beatty OF IfS Ss
madam Pacific Railway, believes Can
Y ada will be able to use all the su
= plus labor available within fe
e months.
v; Total imports of tin bars, block
n pigs, plates. terne and taggers in Fe
g ruary amounted to 6,271, ,977, valued
V 81, 118, 032.
e The BaIdhead Club of America w
is hold it's sixth annual banquet at t
- Hotel Garde, New Haven, th
le evening. On account of the war t
banquet has not been held for ty
n years.
g An exchange of scholarships betwe
American and SldVOnik uniVerSIt
IS was advocated at the convention of
d Society for the Advancement of 81
l.. vonik Study. in session at the Unive
to sity of Pennsylvania.
ID Coast Guard cutter Seminole Il
N, Wilmington, \. c., to search for t
lie Shipping Boards steamer Weste
e. Wave, reported in helpless conditi
I'd goo miles off the Carolina coast a
I'd drifting southWard.
American steamship lueila, in
l. transport service between st. Naza
se and New York, put in at Barry, En-
+ land, with the crew of the Britt
lie steamer Rosedale. The Rosedale W
ss sunk in collision with the Luella.
ed General Candido Agular, forn
Id Mexican Foreign Minister, and now
10 command of Government forces
ID Vera Cruz is reported as saying t
Sc the petroleum legislation will be pa:
III ed and will eliminate all conflicts
tween the government and private
terests.
r. M. Anderson of Altoona, Pr, v
| al tn6 a 11f] ar n
N triotic Order, Sons Of America. at
:. 29th annual convention at New Brita
~ ! 1t was voted to hold the next ann
p session at MernersVille. Pa.