Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-22

Tn Plymouth. Englanu.
 pr. Walter Jackson Freeman, a wide ly known larvneologist, died at his home in Philadelphia
 Senate confirmed nomination of Sena- tor Nugent, of Idaho, to fill a vacancy OIL the Federal Trade commission.
 The Russian ship Zeinab was fired upon recently by a French torpedo de- stroyer from Poti, in the Black Sea.
 King IIankon and Crown Prince Olay i of Norway arrived in London on a wis., 1t to King George and Queen Mary.
 Cuban-American Sugar Co.,, in its an- nual report for the year ended Sept. ,, shows net profits of $12,117,11.
 The Commercial Cable Co. announces that the telegraph lines between Jugo- Slavia and Bulgaria are interrupted.
 Twenty-Five nations have signed the | protocol giving executive approval to the i league plan for an international court of justice.
 New piece-work schedule announced | by Clothing Manufacturers association i averages 30 per cent. reduction in the i wages.
 Passenger traffic on the Hungarian railways was ordered suspended from ! December 23 to January 4, owing to the lack of coal.
 The federal building in Brooklyn was put under heavy guard after receipt of a third threat that the structure would 1 be bombed.
 The American fleet in the Adriatic wIif act as Santa Claus for more than 2O. 900 persons, including Italian and Rus sian children.
 The number of persons dead and in- jured in last Fridays earthquake dis aster in Areentira is now estimated at more than four hundred
 Japanese press is greatly interested in the proposal of Senator Borah for a tripartite naval agreement concerning America, Japan and England.
 letter to the women of France from committee of German women protests the surrender of SO0.OOO milk cows re- duired under the treaty terms.
 Every social club which fails to co,- let and pay taxes required on dues and fres from it's members in liable to a PAnalty of not more than $1,0O0.
 Major Gen. John F. O'Ryan com mander of the New York National Guard was nominated by President Wilson a major general in the Officers Reserve corps.
 Christmas cheer in Vienna will he dis tributed only among the children by the American mission, the American Relief Administration and the American Hied Cross.
 Charles F. Eastman, assistant treas urer of the Hercules Power company, at Wilmington, Del, was arrested on a charge of embedding securities from the company.
 BridgepOrt's first "soup kitchen" will be opened shortly by the Metal Trades Council to supply members of the council who are out of work and in need of beef stew and coffee.
 Railroad stations in Baltimore have been put under increased police guard and other precautions taken to prevent an Influx of criminals from New York or other cities.
 Franklin D. Roosevelt, defeated dem ocratic candidate for the vice presiden- cy at the last election, has been elected vice president of the Fidelity and Deposit company of Maryland. Bar silver in London was Id lower at 1 40d an ounce. New York domestic 1 price unchanged at 99 1-2 cents For | eign silver was l 5-Sc off at 62 cents Mexican dollars, 47 5-S cents. | Supreme court refused petition of the I ehigh Valley railroad asking the court tp reconsider it's decision in separation Of the Lehigh and the Delaware, Sus- quehanna & Schuylkill railroad. The National circle, Daughters of Is- abella, originally orgs nized as an aux Hilary to the Knights of Columbus, won a point in its legal controversy with the national order, Daughters of Isabel | la.
 University of Chicago students have l organized vigilance committee to pro- l tect co-eds and others in the neigh 1 borhood from criminals who have been active in the district about the cam pus.
 Reports received by the treasury I from internal revenue offices through out the country show more than S6O0,- 000,000 of the income and excess profits 1 taxs due on Dec. 15 has been collect ed.
 ! Fourteen Philadelphia girls arrived in New York on the steamship Carmania after a tour of England in which they played ten field hockey games with Brit ish girl teams representing county and territorial clubs.
 Representatives of foreign powers headed by Col Joseph Willard, Ameri- can ambassador to Madrid. prepared a warning to Spain to the effect, that they disapprove attempts of certain elements
 in the courts to strangle foreign en- terprises in Spain through high taxa tion.
 Justice Gould overruled motions to discharge Jules w. C'Nick") Am stein, on trial at Washington charged with bringing stolen securities into the District of Columbia. Justice Gould also refused to discharge David Sullivan and
 Norman Bowles, co-defendants with
 Arnstein.
 William 2. Moulton. former chief elert
 of the New York office of the Fedora | 5oard for Vocational Training, and un.
 Ter indictment on ten counts charging
 forgery, pleaded guilty before Judge A
 IT, Hand in the Federal district court