Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-04
Condensed 'TeIegrams

1eFFldH troops oSSlioySo ShS sS''s' of Belglum spIndles, or 3U,UUo to 40,- 000.
 At the organization meeting ot the Bethlehem Steel Corporation directors retiring officers were reelected.
 King Albert of Belgium, who ar.iv- ed in an alrplane at Farls, paid visit to President Wilson. Finnish Government resigned in consequence of it's defeat at the re- cent election. Anaconda's copper output for March was 15,900,00 pounds, compared With F, 400 900 for February.
 The Tageszeitu"e reports nesot. ations are under way with Italy for delivery of food to Bavaria. James M. Andrus, TOT many years boat rigger for Yale crews, died at CIV Haven at the age of 76. Reports for six cotton growing state show a cut ranging from s l-5 per cent to 40 per cent in acreage.
 Railroad Administration ordered 1 175 ,000, ,000 feet Of Douglas fir ties for Atlantic coast railroads. Copper output of Old Dominion for
 March 2,574,0GQ pounds, compared
 with 2,360,OG0 pounds for February 1 London Press Bureau will .cIose on April 30. After that date censorship l wlll cease. =
 A report from Vienna said Hungar- ian SovIets were dissolved in all t.rri- tory occupied by Allied troops. Association Opposed to National
 Prohibition filed articles of incorpor-
 ation at Albany.
 General AIlenby, who is new in
 charge of the situation in Egypt, re- ported that order was restored in Cairo and Bellal.
 The red flag which was flying from
 the tower of the City hall of Ham burg since the revolution last Nov er~ber was hauled down. I "A settlement was reached between workers and employers and the gen. : eral strike in Johannesburg, SoutI Africa, was called off. Records for carrying troops across the Atlantic were broken by the Le- l. viathan when she arrived with 14,41t ; passengers.
 3 Two men were killed and one in l jured when a power crane broke il the Standard Shipbuilding Yard a
 Shooters Island, N. Y. Representative kitchin, Demosrati leader of the last House, announced u he was opposed to any revision of tn
 tariff by congress at the next session
 Steamship Bohemian, which saiIe = 1 from Liverpool with 62 passengers
  ', cotton, including 2,40S bales of Egypt . ian.
 | Canadian Government decided t v maintain a permanent representativ 0 lat Washington. Status of this repre-
 sentative is now under consideratio v by Canadian and British authorities
 Department of Commerce announc
 ed establishment of the Chinese
 American Silk Co.,, capital $1,000.00 y, with offices at Seattle, for the purpos of importing Chinese silk. g Northeastern Department of th = Army announced extension ofa6r n, military courses of the Reserve of l. cers' Training Corps to preparatol 1t and high schools.
 le The Martin biIi designed to perm 1- the Public Service Commissions at authorize traction companies to il le crease fares, was advanced to Il ln order of final passage in the Assen or General strikes are taking place De all the important Spanish citie American and British Ambassado T. conferred with the Premier at Mat I. rid, owing to the seriousness of u te situation.
 al An investigation into the case or Captain Charles F'ryatt, of the Bri $ ish mercantile marine, who was Q, ty ecuted by Germans on a charge lo trying to ram submarine, is beil s fheld in Berlin by a national cou sl AmartiaI.
 e. Rhode Island Legislature adopted llCC resolution asking the Attorney Ge oe eral of the United States to ask t = United States Supreme Court for ee- ruling on the constitutionality of t o1 prohibition amendment. e o Former Governor Whitman of Ne VI, York accepted the invitation of Eva ,m 4r geline Booth of the Salvation Army be national chairman of the organiz
 tion'S home service fund campaign