Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-08
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE DEALS ALMOST P
 ENTIRELY WITH DOMESTIC PROBLl 'S
Brief Telegrans

Brief Ielegrans
 Russian gold totalIing 5O0,00O pounds was received at London, presumably from Esthonia.
 Bar gold in London was quoted at 11ss Ed an. ounce as against lis N6d at last previous close.
 American Smelling and Refining Go. announced reduction in the price of lead | from 1-2 to cents.
 According to the Paris Matin. the next conference will be held in | France i'll about 20 days.
 Soldiers have arrested Hugh O'Reilly. | town clerk of Queenstown, on charge of | having seditious documents.
 An earthquake occurred in the Tepeleni | district southwest of Avlona. Albania, | 15,000 persons homeless.
 American dollar was quoted at 16 francs 79 1-2 centimes on the Paris Bourse. Prices were reported irregular.
 Indianapolis federal grand jury, began examination of witnesses regarding al- legged violation of the prohibition law in the state.
 A huge demonstration in protest against 50 per cent. increase in the cost of food and clothing in the last month was held in Vienna.
 Out of 8 total Of JAS army officers in a recent firing test at Camp Benning, Ga, 3SS qualified as experts. 99 sharpshooters and 53 narksmen.
 Drunkenness continued to be principal cause of trial of enlisted men of the navy for assertion or overstayed leave during the last fiscal year.
 Motion picture films that glorify crime or make criminal careers or adventures fascinating or alluring will henceforth be barred in Pennsylvania.
 FaNorable report on the Johnson bill prohibiting immigration into the United States for two years was ordered by the house immigration committee. i Great Britain and Japan were the only ones of the larger countries that took less goods from the. United States in October than during the same month a year ago. The injunction against the shipping l board forbidding the sale of former Ger i man passenger liners was set aside by | the District of Columbia court of appeals.
 The second cut in two weeks in the price of bread was announced in Cleve- land Pound loayes are selling for 12 fcents and one and one-half pound IoaVes at Is cents.
 Bar silver in London was 9-sd lower at 43 7-Sd an ounce. New York domestic price unchanged at e9 1-2 cents Foreign silver declined 1 cent to 6S cents. Mexi- can dollars 52 cents.
 Senator Medn Mccormick will remain ill Paris until Friday, going then te Geneva, Vienna. Budapest Belgrade and Warsaw and later to other capitals not yet definitely determined 5 Ewing Laporte of Missouri and Aneu, 1 Mclean of North Carolina were appoint
 ed assistant secretaries of the treasury t,
 succeed, respectively, Jouett Shodse anS
 Albert Rathbone. resigned.
 Fifteen passengers were injured whel 6 a tram car running to Cartierville, , suburb of Montreal, jumped the rails n fell on Its side, slid down a deep grade hit pole and broke in two n American Farm Bureau Federation a
 Indianapolis unanimously adopted a res olutlon calling upon congress to take i'm
 mediate action for the relief of farm in 1t dustry, threatened with bankruptcy
 Fifty persons, including two wome1 h were rescued from the 60-foot fishing boa q Elnlar, which had struck the shoals o
 Long Beach, L. L, after F hours of fu
 tile attempts to pry the boat loose.
 Appointment of q new chancellor of tn \ exchequer to succeeI Austen Chamber lain is being keenly discussed in London l. Winston Spencer Churchill, Secretary ( <. r war, is said to be strongly supported. Lo Temporary injunctions issued by S, Fl preme Court Justice Cropsey of Brookly restraining all railroads operating in Ne York state from raising intrastate ratt ,.- was de1ed by the Erie railroad at OIea io Heavy rains and melting snow h;
 caused a rise in the upper Hudson riv'
 to 13 feet above the high water mar
 Wharves are under water and stree R along the waterfront of Albany are und
 water.
 lgl The newspapers of Mexico City gi e, much prominence to Argentina's wit
 drawal from the league assembly "a Geneva. Excelsior praises Argentine he stand as one of protection and defen ct for Mexico"
 VII
 Sim Fein documents dealing with pu Echases of arms and munitions on a gre
 icale are reported to have been discover
 during a raid at Seaforth, in which ty
 young and stylishly attired Irish gil
 were arrested.
 It will take S345,571, ,399.77 to run D city of Greater New oYrk during { pei coming fiscal year This amount, excee es- two-t thirds of the total appropriated on congress to carry on the affairs of t
 entire nation in 1916. 5 i5ch nomh .xn,o.Ion wrecked tbs f.,
 porch of the home of Michael Pitrello
 Mount Kisco, N. Y, wealthy building e
 tractor, who, aroused by the detonati Ns dashed out of his house and fired
 shots after a fleeing automobile. On n charge of manslaughter Nj A, Victoria Freiborg was bound over to nl- superior court in Bridgeport. Mrs. Fl ere borg is being held for the death of Ub oI Meunier, who died from a gunshot wor re alleged to have be en inflicted by her. ys Arthrr H.nd.-son wbo r.turnsd fr
 Ireland after taking part in the iIive: ai- gations of the labor commission, said |