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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
4 UTAH WOMAN GAVE
 BIRTH TO FOUR CHILDREN

Salt Lake City, Utah. Dec. Mrs. Vna T. Knight, wife of a farmer at Plain City, Utah, gave birth to four chill dren, three boys and girl last night. Dr. George Baker, of Ogden, reported that the mother and children are pro- gressing favorably.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
WARREN, MASS. UNABLE TO
 PAY SCHOOL TEACHERS

Warren. Mass. Dec. l-warren was unable to pay its school teachers when their montly salaries became due today because there Is no money In the tow treasury. The town Is unable 10 borrow made an error of about SI3. .oO0 h mak- ing up the tax assessment Ouisandiu. taxes amount to about $85.0Oo. but there Is no indication as to when these may be collected.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
PROBATIONARY MOVEMENT
 AGAINST GEN. OREGON

San Antonio. Texas. Dec i--whoie. sale raids by the department of justice officials conducted simultaneously at va rious border points Including El Pas0 Eagle Pass, Laredo. Brownsville. and this city. netied a mass Of doucmen- tary evidence of the formation on this side of the border Of new revolution dry movement against the ObreEon gov ernment In Mexico. according 10 a state. rnent made here tonight by W. A. Wise man. special agent for the department tf justice.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

raids oi. oonst guard stations mad light houses In addition to these, there has been 2,961 raids mede for arms.
 Another official. statement says the ar rests in Ireland averaged considerably more than 100 weekly. During the last three weeks of November 406 persons were taken into custody for political of lenses, including 169 during the last week of the month.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
ynARCHING RESIDENCES OF
 sINN FEINERs IN LONDON

London, Dec 1.-(By The A. P) Op- ratives of Scotland Yard who are deal- 1g with the Sim Fein organization in 9ndon continued today active searching
 residences and business houses in va ous parts of the city. Two men were etained as a result. One of them later as released, no charge having been pre- red against. him. The police are main
 ning the greatest secrecy with regard D their. operations.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
Tried to Charter Airplane.

Dallas, Tex. Dec. 2.-E W. SaIlis, a chauffeur, today stated he had driven a woman who said she was Clara Smith from Dallas to Cisco, Tex, week ago yesterday The woman is wanted in con- nection with the recent death of Jake |. Hamon, millionaire oil man and republi- can national committeeman for Oklahoma. at Ardnore, Okla. Sallis in repeating to newspapermen the story he mad previoue- ly told Dallas policemen. said she pur- chased railroad ticket to Fl Paso.
 Sallis said that as she was about ts board a train for Fl Paso she saw a po- liceman, became frightened and decided to leave by automobile. He said the woman wore pair of horn-rimmed gl ,ss. es as disguise and added that appar- ently she had about s10,000, all in bills "She was expensively dressed and wore heavy veil" he said 'She told me she had made 8 will three months ago."
 Sallis said tha tthe woman had sought to charter an airplane, but because oi delay in getting a pilot after the plane had been located, cl anged her mind.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
SEARCH FOR CLARA
 SMITH OF RINGLING, OKLA.

Ardmore, Okla. Dec. Russell l.. Brown, county attorney, tonight made public statement relative ot the search for Clara Smith of Ringlihg, Okla, want ed here Ir connection with the death of Jake L. Hamon, republican national com mitteeman. He said he mad obtained the statement Sunday from E. w. Sallis, 8 service car driver of Dallas, Tex.
 MT. Bro'% declared today that Clara Smith had gone south when she left Ard more He asserted she passed through Dallas and Cisco, Tex, there Purchasing a railroad ticket for Fl Paso. He had fol- lowed her, itinerary. he said, but was forced to return to bis business. affairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
BLOCKADE ALONG COAST
 OF THE STATE OF FIUME

Rome, Dec. Lit is semi-officially an- ,osnced that as the governments order raiIsng upon the regency of Plume fto withdraw it's troops behind the frontiers has not been obeyed, General Caviglia has summoned the regercy not to prevent the free departure of Italian warship from inc port of Plume He has also pro- claimed blockade of the coast of the state of Plume, the islands of Vegla and Arbe and the neightcring waters.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
ABANDON EFFORTS TO FLOAT
 THE MINEsWEEPER SWAN

Boston. Dec, 1.-Naval authorities here announced tonight that efforts by naval vessels to float the mine sweeper Swan, which was driven into the sand of the Gurnetmff Duxbury on Sunday, had been abandoned and that the work would be turned over to . private wrecking company tomorrow. Four vessels pulled on the Swan at high tide early today and again this afternoon, without result other than the breaking of ten-inch hawser. 44.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
Two of the Quadruplets Died.

Ogden. Utah, Dec 1.-Two of the quadruplets died few hours after birth. The attending physician says that he thinks the other two will live. The babies weighed about four and one-half pounds each.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
GABRIELLE D'ANNUNZIO HAS
 DECLARED WAR ON ITALY

London, Dec 2.-Gabriele D'Annunzio, hi command of the insurgents at Plume, has declared war on Italy, according to . Milan dispatch to the London Times. 1he state of war will begin Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
BUSINESS SECTION OF TIE
 CITY OF CORK IS M|ENACED

Destruction of Property Continues at Present Nightly Kate Business District Will Soon Be Wiped Out-lncendi- aries at Work in the Morning After the Termination of the Cwfew Hour = Shopkeepers Are Endeavoring to Convert Their Stocks Into Cash-There Have Been 673 Casualties in Ireland This Year Up to November 27.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

It Is better to make good use of what little you know than it is to know R krcak deal that Is of mo- earthly use.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Baron Desborough died suddenly while making a speech at winner at Birming- ham, according to the Londcn Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

If a man doesn't lie after returning from a fishing trip. his word is a good as hts bond.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Mrs. Mary Stcbbins, 54. died at St Francis hospital, Hartford, as result of burns sustained Saturday evening at her nome.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

American Consul at Tihis Charlcs S. Mosher, in report, declared Armenia ceases to exist as an independent nation.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Liabilities of the democratic national committee total s272.364, according 70 the report of Wilbur Marsh. treasurer filed with the clerk of the house of repre- senatives in Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Milk dropped one cent 8 quart in Stam- ford to customers of two large concerns. This is an unusual incident at this time of the year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Reports on the second day of the New Britain hospital campaign to raise $60O,- 900, of which $S6.o0o will be given to Sl. Francis hospital in Hartford, show a to- tai of s19o,S33 pledged.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

General Baron WrangeI. head of the |anti-bolsheviki movement in Russia, no- tified France that he is ready to come to Paris to discuss using his army once more against soviet forces.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Viscount Ishii of Japan, in his first speech before the League of Nations As sembly. announced Japan would not de- mand race equality at this session.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Representatives of the state and navy departments and the Western Union Telegraph Co. will confer in an effort to reach an agreement over the company's cable extensions at Miami, Fla.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Election of the first Esthonian parlia- ment was completed. Results will not be known for. several days. however
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

A reunion of American troops wbo re- turned from France after having been reported killed in action will be held in New York Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

A general wage reduction. varying in the departments, was announced at the plant of the International Casket Hard ware company, Thompsonville It affects about one hundred men,. Piece workers weer cut about 20 per cent. and others less amount
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

BriYnaler General Ames A. Fries. ehirt of the chemical war service in his report to Secretary Baker, announced this coun- try. if again forced to fight will be cn an equal basis with the enemy in the use of Iclsonous gas as a weapon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Fire in tue plant of the Concord Daily Patriot and property of several other con cerns at Concord, N. H.. incurred dam age estimated at $150,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Statements of rights of Japaneae in this country, as well as exclusion of Jap anese immigrants may be provided in a formal treat between this country and Japan.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Five hundred employees of the Nash Clothing Manufacturing Co.,. of Cincin- nati. will take months vacation in or der to give work to unemployed.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

I. was announced in Berlin n pIot to overthrow the German goTarnment had been frustrated by the arrest of num- ber of officers in the German army.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Miss Susie NJ. Shadbolt. who was ste- nographer for the late Samuel s. Fessen- den. died in the Stamford hospital from injuries received when an automobile struck her at street crossing.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

In disposing of thirteen cases of alleged violation of the Volstead act in Bridgeport city court, Judge Bartlett announced that second offenders would be given jail sen- tences.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Daniel J. Callahan of Washington, D. C., supreme treasurer of the Knights of Columbus. has been appointed knight of the Order of St. Gregory the Great by Pope Benedict.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Giuseppe IunEano, vendor of hot dogs" in Torrington, was fined s35 and costs in borough court for selling liquor illegally and keeping it with intent to sch
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

About 1000 worth of gambling para phernalia seized in recent raids in Lynn brook and East Rookaway, N. Y, was burned in the county jail yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

An armistice was arranged by the league of nations commission of control between Lithuania and the insurgent army commander, General Zellgouski at Wilma.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Ludwig Hatosih, 6e. of WnIllnEford. a factory worker, was fined s10o and costs of $20 upon pleading guilty to charge of practicing as physician without a H. cense.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
BRIEF 5RANS

A municipal tree for Water bury will be pr Mayor w. H. Sand land states.
 The naya- of Inquiry Investigating the actions ofa-es iericai. marines conclud- ed it's hearing in Haiti
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Directors of the Firestone Tire snd Rubber company cut dividends and sal- aries, but decided to retain the present scale of wages.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

An order was Issued by the Dominion board of railway commissioners crnpow- ering provincial fuel administrators to ftx in case of need maximum prices at which all classes and grades of fuel may be sold within a municipality.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Failure of the Cuban congress to con- vene and enact legislation to relieve the financial situation was given as the req son by President Menocal for extending the Cuban moratorium until Dec. 31.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Strike of electricians iu the Municipal p1wer stations at Terni. Italy. seriously affected the lighting. of the latter city and nearly all the large cities of Tus- cany.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Aveni Rustem, the young Albanian student charged with having shot and killed Essad Pasha. the Albanian pre- .mier. on June 1s last. Nas acquitted in the Seine assizes.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Two hundred patients in the Muskoka free hospital for corsumptives at Craven hurst, Ont, were carried to safety when fire destroyed the main building of the in- |stitution
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Members of the amnesty committee of the American Federation of Labor VIII appear this month before the senate ju- dietary committee at hearings on Sen- ator Frances resolution for the repeal of the espionage law.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

Railroads operating in Wisconsin were ordered by the interstate commerce com mission yesterday to put into effect im- mediately increases in intro-state rates commensurate with the advances au- thorized in interstate tariffs
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Wheat Prices Drop
Suddenly on Peace
RunorF rom Europe
Market Cofiapses on Heavy
Selling After New Rise
Carries Values Up Eight
Gents; Cash Position Firm

Gains Of cents a bushel which The
wheat market made around the open-
ing yesterday were all lost subse-
quentiy and the market at the close
was weak at 8 2 to &c net decline.
War rumors again accounted for
most of The buying which accompanied
the opening advance, but the effect
OF these was modified later b. re-
ports that European conditions had
improved, some advces even hinting
that an armistice had been signed.
The selling of the afternoon therefore
was quite ds aggressive as the early
forenoon buying and prices gave way
rapidly under the pressure
Outside of few scattered reports
about adverSS conditions in the North
west and Uanada, there was little
bulllsh news at hand save the war
rumors. and as the marke. mas ex-
perienced an advance OF about 81
cents from the lowest levels OF the
week. traders did not appear willing
to follow the bull side any further At
the moment
A decided increase in consignment
notices on wheat 20 Chicago was re-
ported, indicating freer country offer
ings. Exporters still held out of the
market, although charters were re-
ported Of moro than million bushels
to be shipped Va Georgian Bay ports
from Chicago, the wheat evidently
having been bought for British ac-
cent.
Cash markets did not appear 20 be
influenced by the late setback in
futures. Minneapolis reporting an ad-
vance Of - to 20 cents, while Gulf
wheat was up cents.
In New York tho cash market was
steady on the basis Of s263 for No.
red and No. . hard. c. i. T. track
New York export.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Bid. Ask.l
Southern Railways Net
Shows Decline i'm 1919
Earnings on Common Drop
From S2.25 to Sl.78
Share. Report Reveals

Corporate net income of the South
ern Railway declined in the year ended
December 81, according to the annual
statement issued Yesterday With the
governments guaranteed return the
railroad had a net income Of $5,141,567,
equivalent, after preferred dividends,
20 $l7S a share earned on the $120,-
100.000 common stock
This compared with s5.7Gs,913. or
S2.25 share, in the preceding year
The railroad administration standard
return was $18,653 1893, while other in
preferred dividends and an allowance
of S4,308, 900 for improvements, was s2.-
1929, a decrease of s562,946
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Sugar Stocks
Tobacco Stocks
Chemical Stocks

+Ex dividend 5OGe.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
illinois Central


+. s'aaswlek-B k-BalkS~Collender Company
Tan, 'sclared sto. ,dividend of $50 per
!, IL waa @uptenced yesterday. 1t
IA b sasaoie asie II. .~ Class B. II Will not
t.obasq bSas'q until some time in October,
ssna" The regular quarterly divi-
va, % per cent on the common
also declared.
,es, Vss rs sales for the first half of this
saov.~~es were said to be at record rate.
E:oeI an increase Of so per cent.
sss dividends will be paid from the
sassr.;oDcS slocS authorized last April. In the
sesrsanma the company sold s3,00O,000
Il, oa stock TO its stockholders at
Eaod;-S d;-Ssreasing the amount actually out
suing to $4,000, 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Investment
Information

Questions of general interest to
Investors ,ciil be answered in this
column, in sohich case onlg initials
scill be used. Others toill be an
sroered BY mail. Address all in
qui''ies, Enclosing stamped, ad-
dressed cnrelope. to Financial Editor,
The Tribune, 154 Nassau Street, New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Central Aguirre Sugar Plans
100 Per Cent Stock Dividend

Directors of the Central Aguirre
Sugar Company are expected to notify
stockholders soon of a special meeting
to authorize doubling the capital stock
This viii be the first step toward a
100 per cent stock dividend
The present outstanding stock is
comprised of 10000 shares of $50 per
value. and it is planned to increase the
capital from $4,000, 900 TO $6,O00.OOO.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Tank Notes Oversubscribed

The Equitable Trust Company and
Blair G. Co., syndicate managers, an
nounced that the S12, 500 600 equip
ment trust per cent ten-year gold
notes of the Union Tank Car Company
had been heavily oversubscribed. AL
lotments to the larger subscribers were
in reduced amounts
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receip We're f5.eo4 packages
Creamery higher than extras. per b.. - Il
g ooci extras. 81 score, 54c; nrsts. go -
~ score, So J.. q 53;2c. So to 80 score 40 u
sc. seconds. - to 81 score A ix re - = e..
lower grades. As ~ .Nc. Danish casks - 1H
SO nc. unsalted higher than ext ras. 5s j., n
57c; hrsts. 81 Z u lac; seconds. 49u52c.
state, dairy tubs, finest, 53W53i9c. good
to prime. seq SIC. common to fair 45 "a
ACC; ladies current make. firsts IS y n 47c:
seconds 43 q y iic; lower grades. 42y42c.
packing stock. current make, No. l. 44c;
No. 3 43c; lower grades 28842c
Cheese-Receip were 6238 boxes State
whole milk. fresh flats, colored b. 27 1e a
2sc; whites - y q 2sc average run col
ored or whites. 25 y q 26iac lower grades.
90 q Csc; twins. fresh specials 26 p q 27ls c
average run. white or colored, q a 2sc
lower grades, 204 CSC; Wisconsin. fresh
twins rs q 20 y c; single daisies fresh s >.
q 2T 1ac double daisies. fresh - i, a 27c.
Young Americas. fresh - = y % 54c; fresh
specials Is = q II &c prime 10 choics ) "a
lse. far to good 124l4i4c; 10 Per grades.
ll0c.
Fggs-Fresh gathered. extras ps~ dogeA
- at 55c. extra Drsts. IL u 55c. frsts 4 : q
SOC; seconds, "A 47c; d!rties, No !. regu-
lar packings. II y 43c; checks fair 70
choice. dry IS q 3sc; state. Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery whites. ex-
tras So q &c, hrsts, SO q e4c. gathered
whites, 1rsts 70 extra firsts, go q SIZE: un-
dcrgrades. 80 n 58cc; Pacific Coast white
extras. 81 zoe; extra frsts. SO Q65c: Hrsts
COG SEC; undergrades. 54Q 5sc: Petalu.ra
small, SOC; other Western and Southern
gathered whites. 50@ s2c; state, Pennsyl-
vanfa and nearby Western browns, $50
eec: brown and mixed colors. gathered.
graded. extras. 5i4 55c: firsts TO extra
ursSs IS b 53c.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Miscellaneous Markets
New York State Bonds

rot t"sued s IN coupon and registered form
III 40. ,Interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis-
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Two Safe Railroad Bonds

Question-Kindly let me know what you
think OF Long Island Railroad refundinE
mortgage per cent 1919 bonds guaranteed
by the Fennaylvania Railroad. at 63 e also
Atlantic Coast Line Louisville & Nashville
4 per cent bonds. 1852, at 6l a.--W. X
Answer-We regard both Long Isl
and Railroad refunding bonds and At
lantic Coast Line Louisville & Nash
Willie ! per cents as safe Investments
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07

Dry weather news explained an ad
I vance Of ; TO cents in the corn mar
ket, bat the rise attracted the same
sort OF selling as in wheat, and prices
subsequently reacted to such an extent
that September closed I i2c net lower
with December only &c higher.
Deterioration of the cron was re-
ported in the central states and Mis-
souri, because of dry weather. which
seems likely to continue. as there was
nothing IN the forecast TO indicate any
immediate relief. The continued light
movement had strong effect on cash
corn. and this is also likely to con-
tinue until the car situation improves.
prominent Chicago operator was
quoted as saying that the crop IS de-
teriOrating rapidly owing TO drouth.
particularly in central Illinois. and that
he found - per cent of the crop in
southern Illinois not tasseied The
cash market here was steady. at s1.73A
for No. yellow. cost and freight New
York, ten-day shipment.
No yeiow $I.75i4 $I.70is ssf54
Chicago
September ....... l.4z 14sA 1915
December .---... - les lslis
Oats-A fairly large trads accompanied
an early advance of about PC per hushel
in the cats market. rejecting Eurorean
news Nghr receipts ana continued actiFity
in the cash market. but selling pressure
all the carly improvement and thc market
closed net unchanged il sympathy with
weakness in other grains
on the spot cash oats We're firm With
the White grades quoted ar 81 90 to 81 h25
fancy clipped white sl-N2. ordinary clipped
white. s. 30 TO Sl-02
Yesterdays Previous Year
close. close. s.o.
~ ~, no eoo.- no .o 81.
z.s.9@Sss 8.s.85s4 ..... rs. 92s, 5. 5s< 9: 9ss
Rye-Market easy.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. 5 West. s222is s22sis s1sI
Flour and MenI-QHcsations were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close. ago
''i:' sis.75 aia.a5 sls7sals.7s sis5oa -
$500 400 as50Aoo 800
iiooaii-5o lAoo9rso s5oe9oo
$500 800 1890
Livestock. Mea.s. Provisions
Yesterday Year ago.
prlae loQ ibssia soais..o si4sealsg5
si4ss. p l70 . A7o .ss
Live veal COM
mon % prime.
100 lbs ...... 1900 $4,000 17.oo@2soo
D 3 I veal,
: .eity. ID. .22@ q .2s@ "a
lbs. ;...,...... 5000 900 s.oo9 $50
: cily; b -, 12o IS lsa 5s
Live lambs. fair
70 prime, l0D
lbs .... ....-. 11.oogl5.5o IeooeIs -
Dressed lambs.
city, 10 .... zoo 20 24a 2a
Hogs. 100 lbs ... te 300 1880 23-5T- ~ -
Dressed b og >.
ha ". l0. .-3t- n 24i. 81.
siefs Irrt bHi. a2.HNaf q HH IS l1 r. g. 40
aless beef hbt... Is 800 .tls % t8 80
J.. 81 4. hllaGIc
west. l7p ies.- f91oglfie sIfags 81 So
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Answer-For MAY. 1920 Steel ann

- 7V1'S " el OF IIay, ISlU, NCeeI and
Tube Company earnings after interest
and taxes were Sl.2O5,S7S. Preferred
dividends amounted to but S102,0
consider this a good showing. The
stock is not seasoned, to be sure. but
it offers very fair investment oppor-
tunities. The fact that it is callable at
S115 a share should cause no concern.
United States Rubber preferred is a
better investment, as it is more sea-
sonod
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Detroit

$4,000 Armour Is. s6As ss% o6s ss%
1000 Com Ed LIST 80 Is Is IS IS
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Has Two Investment Plans

O..
wins uSs'onF Ioas nave about IS 600 to invest
and j. FER cent in real 'elsi ss o. pe5Ween ,i ~
Ole West wish to invest this none,
IN IN about the same degree of safety as Z
llans nrsg,, Sl.e igai es1gde At present Two
long term securities such og as IS NEE ull
Ieleph9ns and Telegraph Is of 1916. united
ca cs@,9 ,,o d'u9uer s 5ss l9+, ana Denver K Rio
short term bisTb ys1a3,,- ne oIher Is
American Telephone ana Tslegranl3 sUS ss :
Of 1g22; a; Rethlehem steel Corporation Is.
yertIbIe S' r. r. 1"gg Goodrien COMPANY con co
Terminal S., Of 1928. have " '"S@s hasn IlSy ad.
vised to inves in the short term securi-
tles hsi. ana also CITY Of Paris 6s. of 1921.
term securities csn li 1nr IN IN tne shorter