Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28

'SAlOuS. >1 | I Carl Rudolph Legien, president of the German Federation of Trades Unions and socialist member of the Reichstag, died in Berlin
 Hearing on the She'll bill for a nation al forest policy, including better fire pro- tection for timber lands, will probably be begun early this week.
 Women spies, known as 'slxirt trapsP' to bootleggers, arc being employed by the government to check importation of from Canada.
 The Journal, Belgium intends to re- nounce her right to confiscation of Ger | man property in Belgium.
 Fifteen leading business houses of the | town of Wirt, 25 miles from Ardmore, ! Okla, were destroyed by fire. Loss is es- timated at s75,OOo to s10O,Ooo.
 On account of President Wilson's , grandchildrens absence there was no tree at the White House. Christmas was passed quietly at the White House
 
 of London have offered a loan to Chile for public improvements and new rail- way between Santiago and Valparaiso.
 Recievers were appointed yesterday for the Plymouth Rubber company against 1 which a petition in bankruptcy was filed ten days ago.
 4 robbery of s4oo from the Great At lantic and Pacific Tea Co.,. store at Vol laston. Mass. was reported by J. J. Vas sil, the manager.
 4 royal decree has been issued granting foreigners the right to practice medicine in Spain in the event their countries give reciprocal treatment to Spansh proIes- sioals.
 Miss Belle Kearney, of Flors, Miss. sufTragist, prohibition lecturer and trav- eller, announced her candidacy for the U. $. senate to succeed John sharp Will Hams.
 Armenian and French friends of the American hospital in Paris subscribed 10,000,0v0 francs last year toward the improvement and maintenance of the in sti>ution.
 The death at Its home in Mcdford. Mass occurred Sunday of Hal B. Mosby, 61 chief postoffice inspector in New Eng land mad nephew of of the Confederate guerilla chief John s. Mosby. Striking coal miners in the Rhondda coal field district voSed to resume work pending negotiations, between their em- ployers and the South Wales executive committee.
 Miss Paula Van Dyge. daughter of pr. and Mrs. Henry Van Dyke. was married at noon yesterday at Avalon, their Princeton home, to Henry Chapin of Springfield, Mass.
 l panic among storekeepers was caused at Bilbao, Span, by the announcement l of dealer that he had ordered 35. .O00 pairs Of American shoes to be sold at half present prices.
 Friends of Col Arthur Woods, police commissioner in New York city in the Mitchell administration, are planning to bring about his nomination for mayor next fall on fusion ticket.
 Paris newspapers report Count Stefan :. Tisza, Austro- Hungarian diplomatist was slain as the result of a plot by ad- herents of Count Michael Karolyi. for mer Hungarian premier
 Eamonn De Valera, "president of inc Irish. republic who went into seclusion several weeks ago for rests ia still indisposed in his hiding place near New York.
 i Stan of Mustapha KemaI Pasha. Turk. ish faationualist leader, decided te re-en. sfforce tfre nationalist army on the Smyr. na-Brusa frodt to 100000 men for the purpose or a9k attack on Greek forces.
 
 The Crook County State Bank of Prime. Vile, Oregon failed to open it's doors yes tterday. Shrinkage of values of cattle and sRssep on which the institution had
 mads loans was said to have been respon- The ex-kaiser's son-in-law,. the Duk. |. iof Brunswick. and his former subjects : are in conflict over the dukes claim ot 250,000,000 marks worth of property con
 fscated by the state at the time of tn, revolution.
 Paris municipal council decided tha
 public baths are not only necessity. bu | that they are likely to be paying ven | edA C' SSily ldttiilSclS- were ordered fti prepare plans for three baths to be con structed in Paris.
 Many of the Iegionnaires under tn ! command of Gabrielle dAnnunzio realiz ! ing the impossibilty of being loyal t
 their native country and their comman F der have deserted the latter and are oj 2 their way to Italy.
 Alexander Kerensky in his paper pub ,. lished at Prague charges a conspirac
 headed by Ludendorff is under way t
 restore the monarchy in Russia an Germany and re-estab1ish the forme
 Austro-Hungarian empire. I The Har5or Boatmen's Union of Ne, a York voted. to reject the new workin { agreement for 1921 rendered by 500 inde n pendent owners and to go on strike Jan e uary 1. Arthur Olsen, secretsry of tn ' union declared 2,2oo men will be affected
 Therieft, center and right wings of tn ehch socialist congress in session a ! Yours, F,race voiced their fears an t3hopes on the proposed adhesion to tn ]. Il Moscow intsfnationalie under the twenty 2 one conditions al laid down by Nikola e Lenine.
 V The second safe robbery in the bus d ness district of Montreal within 3 olj hours was reported to the police Sunda. o Cash, securities and jewelry valued a F s5,o ,o00 were taken from the blown-u r. safe Of the American pumping supplie