Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-20
Condensed TeIegrains

-sA>-Ae ~ = = z 1 Condensed TeIegraIns Austrian assembly ratified 'ths peace 1 treaty. @ King Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrived at Los Angeles:
 The actual numt,er Of troops ns~ in France is less than Is, ,SJO and is rap idly diminishing.
 sandits who robbed the Resslis, N. J. First National Bank are being sought in New York.
 n,,r,,sr.d nhoms1 E Eitzsersla, shs on saIy. P old, was hanged in Chicago. French radical and radical socialist parties formed joint electoral or ganiza tion to oppose socialists. Henry Stimson, former seeAetary of war, opposed the March-Baker bill for reorganization of the army. Lieut.. Pouiet, Frene> aviator who started from France on d flight to Melbourne, Australia, arrived at Rome. Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred on Secretary Lansing by the University of the State of New York.
 Among the passengers at Rio de Janeiro were 406 former German sol diers. Twenty-three will remain in BrazIl. &
 Japanese government is preparing to appropriate 's125,0oe,0o0 for devel- opment of aloiation. The amount will cover four five years.
 Federal Judge Julius Mayer ordered the B. E. T. to turn back to the brook lyn City Railroad Co. the 28 lines owned and controlled by. it. delegation representing New York street cleaners appeared before the committee on finance to demand a wag increase of $500 a year Armerican army transport Great Northern sailed from Nladivostok with l % officers and 1.400 enlisted men re- turning to the United States. A new record was established in the flight from London to Paris by Capt Ga thergood, who made the flight in one hour and twenty minutes
 Lord mayor of Dublin was informed that all the Irish political prisoners in Mountjoy prison will be released. This is the outcome of d hunger strike
 
 All Russian government expressed its regrets to the United States gov ernment for the flogging of Corporal B. SperIing, an American, by Cos sacks.
 It will be impossible to get shaved on Sunday in Newark hereafter. The city commission passed an ordinance prohibiting opening of barber shops on that day.
 
 A. K. Trout of New York, in an ad- dress before the National Hardware 4 association at Atlantic City, declared German toys were now off the Amer ican market
 Senate adopted s resolution asking Attorney General Palmer why he fail ed to take necessary steps to bring to justice aliens advocating overthrow of the United States.
 Congress will be asked to appropri ate more than s5,000 100000 for gov ernment expenses next year. Chair man Good, of the house app,s,priation committee, announced.
 Matthew C. Brush, at present head of the Hog Island shipyard, is report cd one of the candidates for the pres idency of the InterhorEugh Rapid Transit Co., New York.
 The ndttON3i tFAQSLFtal CoHTF SSfOn showed d spirit of conciliation as result Of the introduction of a resolu- ton by the capital group giving it's piews of collective bargaining
 Dr.. Hugh Young, of Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore, was summoned to Washington to make an exSmina- 1 tion of Presidet Wilson to determine whether an operation was necessary. |
 UotA fhA SAnatA HrIIi- ! tary committee ordered favorably re- l ported a bill conferring the permanent l anlz of Lieut.. General on Major Gen ! erals BuHard and I<iggett and on Gen. 1 eral March.
 Chairman Lodge. foreign relations committed was advised that Col E. ! NJ. House, who returned from Paris i Monday, would appear before the ] committee if it desired soon as his l physical condition would permit
 On. of the largest plants for the ii- legal production of liquor yet unearth- ed near Mobile, Ala, was raided by l deputy sheriffs who destroyed 1.5o0 1 gallons of beer. 200 Eallohs of corn whiskey and seized two stills Of 120 gallons capacity.
 Without debate, the senate adopted a resolution by Senator Bor7-h asking the treasury department for the amount and nature of foreign securi- ties acquired in the United States sinde the war began and by whom