Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-30


 Canadian exports to. the United States totaled $22,0o0,0oo in 1913.
 Juao -SIavs rejected the allied uIti- matum regarding the Adriatic ques- 'tion.
 Gold sold at 117s an ounce in London compared with 116s at pre- yi.fs close.
 Bar silver was quoted at s1.s5 an ounce in New York, compared with 84 .1-2d in London. Finishing touches to the agricultural appropriation bill were given by the House Committee on Agriculture.
 According to the Figaro, former Premier Clemenceau of France will leave Marseilles Feb. 3 for Egyp.
 w.. A. Hughes, Australian Premier, in an address at Melbourne, declared the next war would probably be in the Pacific.
 Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum dismissed suit of Kings County Light ing Co., to have: S0-cent gas law de- clared void.
 More than 1so Federal prohibition agents, many of them, "moons11ine" veterans, started general drive against vio.ators.
 The American steamer Kennebec, which went ashore on a reef at the entrance to the Havana harbor, was ioated at high tide.
 4 bill was introduced in the New York Senate urging State Milk Com mission to regulate prices, production and distribution of milk.
 By vote of 7 to the Virginia Senate committee on elections reject do the wcman's. suffrage amendment to the federal constitution.
 Appointment of two new eonrner- cial attaches, one to the United States with elfices in News York and one to China, is planned by Japan.
 Interboroueh Rapid Transit paid out more than S20,900 000 in dividends be- tween 1913 and 1917, inclusive, Ed ward Gaynor, auditor, declared. b American steamer China reported aground Jan. 20 five miles from Ma
 
 temporary repairs at that place.
 indictments charging c. w. Calvin and Irwin Bloom, stock brokers, with grand larceny in the second degree, was dismissed by Judge Mulqueen.
 Senate passed Indian appropriation bill carrying $12,7S0,S97.; This is the first of the general appropriation bills passed by both houses of Congress,
 Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board denied that intimida- tion was needed to force non member banks to join the Federal Reserve Board.
 Seventeen radicals, who were ar- rested at Cortland N. Y.; were indict- ed on charges of criminal anarchy an evidence presented by the Lusk com mittees
 AdmaaE von Reuter-, chief officer of the German feet at Scapa Flow, who gave the command for the vessels to be sunk was set free by British au- thcAzies. :
 After being bound eight days in ice foes of Lake Michigan he freight steamer Sidi1Ry o. Neff sentered the Chicago River and docked with all of her crew. safe.
 Consolidated Textile Corporation an- nounced acquisition of the controlling interests of the Windsor Print Works of North Adams, Mass The price was $50 a share.
 Robert Herndon Fife, Jr, professor of German at Wesleyan university, Middletown, Conn.,, has been appointed to succeed the late Calvin Thomas as professor of German at Columbia -uni- versity.
 Lettish troops captured Guzyn, the last town in eastern Betvia occupied by the Russian Belshevik, and have reached the Lettisn- -Bolsheviki iron tier in many places. Senator w. c. Dodge of the 2oth District, introduced bill in the New York Legislature providing for in creases in salary of about $700 for policemen and fremen.
 French Pres&dent signed a decree presented by the Health Ministry in- stituting a higher birth council. The COuiFl1 IS CIldt Seu W1Iit lHNeS liss d u4IlE measures to prevent depopulation.
 Negotiations were completed be- tween Germans and representatives of South Amrican countries at Zurich by which Germany will soon be able to obtain Brazilian raw materials and foodstuffs.
 A peace reaty between Esthonia and the Russian Soviet government | will be signed. A concession of 16, 100000 rllbles in gold will be given Eshonia for construction of a railway from Reval to Moscow. Prof. Robert M. Johnson, who left Harvard to go overseas with the Amer ican ExpedMionary forces as chief historian, died at his home in Cam bridge. following an illness, aggra : vated by two years service in France.
 Commander RaefseIe Rossett, who torpedoed and sunk the Austrian Viri- bus UnitMs in Pola lartbor Nov. 2, 1918, addressed an appeal to his col leagues in the navy, as well as en- gineerss in government service. to transform themselves into engin driv- CTS. A plan contemplating an equal div idend of net profits or net losses an- nually between the company and it's l,200 employes and containing provi- sions by which the workers may take l over control of the business was an nouneed by Winshop, Bolt & Co, man nufacturers of underwear, at Wake