Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-31
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS ! Hostilities between the Russians and
 William of Hohenzollern, former em- peror of Germany, is trying his hand as T tailor.
 General Gonzales confrmde the report Monterey
 A government decree by France pro- hibits the exportation of mineral oils and derivatievs.
 Repeal of all wartime legislation was proposed in a joint resolution introduced by Representative Connally, of Texas
 An order authorizing the increase in price of newspapers will be signed ac- cording to an announcement in Madrid. The Senate approved the conference | report on the long-pending water bill. The measure now goes to the President Governor Arthur Wager. of Porto Rico, was operated on at John Hopkins Hos | pital for duodenal ulcer. The operation was successful.
 Senate campaign Investigating com mittee made further effort to get light on what Chairman Kenyon described as | the invisible" McAdoo boom. 1 Germany submitted a statement to the Allied Commission declaring that 23.9OO cannons remian to be destroyed and 500 have been broken up already. | aFhitFafinC ha af menia, President Wilson. it is said, will insist that the new republic be given ac- cess to the sea through Batum.
 Although the value of exports to Eur ope fell off $10o, 900 in April. the nations trade balance against the old world was increased s254,O0o,Ooo.
 The American Steamship ossobaw which left New York with a cargo for Havana, returned to port with fire in her , hold. The ship is operated by the Ward . Line.
 The conference report on the long. standing water-power bill was approved by the Senate and the measure now goes to the, president. The vote was 4; to 21.
 ssThe appointment of Professor John W Gahliffe as dean of the school of journ a1isrn of Columbia University, was an nourced by Frank D. Fackenthal, sec retar.
 gift of s1 900, 900 to the Yale Uni versity endowment fund from the Gen eral Education Board of New York, on, of the Rockefeller benevolences, has beer announced.
 new campaign against the scourg of cancer will be made in the form 0 comprehensive scientific research into tn possible causes of the affliciton, it wa
 announced in London. Resolutions urging that the Unite
 States ratify the peace treaty and tn | League of Nations were passed by tn
 General Assembly of the Presbyteria
 Church at it sclosing session. The senate investigation of the navy
 conduct of the war has been complete
 and Chairman Hale said he hoped [
 have ready within week report GIT
 bodying the committees findings II Germany has submitted a statemer
 to the Allied Control Commission declai
 ing that 23.000 pieces of German a . tillery remain to be destroyed, and tn; 500 have already been broken up. g Exports of pulp wood from Canada rs the United States for the leven mont
 ending with February amounted to on e. 790 S28 cords, against 1,499, 107 cords f. y the corresponding period the precedir at year.
 ,n 4. L. Westgard, representing tl ,n American. Automobile Association, w to leave Washington June l on a path-fin,
 ing motor trip to link in a single gre.
 highway majority of the National Parl
 in the west.
 IS Vincent Dindy, foremost living Fren,
 composer, made an appeal for revival III France of Wa<nerian opera and disco IT. tinuance of these ignoble Toscas, Pa X iaccia and other Italian operas of Il al worst school"
 g Shropshire lamb, one of the Pres ed dents flock of sheep, slipped into t ne executive offices making an unannounc h. call on the clerks there. After beiI al elected he camped in front of the e or trance to the offices.
 
 III the American Iron and Steel Institut, ne meeting that the United States Ste Corporation and it's subsidiaries spe ,ne ne s71, 100000 in the last eight years il IT. IT. proving conditions of employees. a The Irish question, with its relati aii to the United Staes and also to t
 negro problem in that country is to COT up before the house fcommons SO ,.9 in resolution prepared by Sir Sa a Hughes, former minister of militia A. An attempt to enforce the Unit n- States prohibition regulation on { ne American passenger steamer Mart 9i VI Washington led to disorders here VI, Montevideo on board that vessel wh 'ei one of the ships officers endeavored
 take from a coal passer a bottle
 whiskey alleged to have been in {
 mans possession.
 OMAHA TO BECOME BASE es, DEPOT FOR 500 MAIL PLAN dI ho