Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01

American Qoiar was 4uo'SA francs 5 IF centimes on the Paris ex- ;hange.
 A state of siege has been declared in Moscow, according to d report received in London.
 The Commercial Cable Cable Co.'s com nunication with St. Kitts and Antigua has1 been restored.
 A. B. Show, professor of European his tory at Stanford University since lsSz'fl died at the age of 64 years.
 The seismograph observatory at University reported an earth quake of moderate intensity,
 Iowa Farmers Union pledged its sup port for higher grain prcies declared by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
 It has been decided by the Polish gov ernment to open subscriptions to taed long-term Polish loan on December 5.
 Only nine states are concede to Cox | and Roosevelt by Will H. Hays chairman | of the republican national committee
 Violent earthquakes shook the provinces  trenors lasting two and one-half minutes.
 Announcement Ixas made that a 20 per cent reduction in wages would be made at sl the big Baldwin Cotton Mills at Chester s. c.
 Bt a decree effective Nov. 1, the French government has prohibited the importa- ton of newsprint into France and Al-' geria.
 Consumption of petroleum reached the high record figure of 4S,670,000 barrels in September while production decreased slightly.
 Negotiations between Cuban govern ment representatives and American bank CTS for loan of s75,ooo,oo or s1oo,ooo,- 900 are progressing. Eve-y effort is being made to ap7re- h-rd the criminals who held up and Kill | ed A.thur Mosely and Gustav1 Saia:er near Tampico recently. Tl,e oil tanker Reaper, said to he the largest commercial ship ever Dailt n Maine, was launched by the Teyas Stesr ship Company. l Inquiry into conditions In Ireland by the "Committee> of One Hundred Will probably begin within two weeks, it was announced in Washington. ! General Shuts, preTniar of the Union nt Sour Africa, has carried his resolution 1T the South African party c'aEress fer a Biitish-Dutcn Union.
 l ta New York from Southampton and CStr- !. bourg with 2.500 pounds in bullion, con signed to American bankers. Three CataIonian Nationalists were ar rested in connection with the demonstra tion carried out at Barcelona by student Il in front of the British Consulate. { The Rome Tempo says it understand g the mandate for Armenia has been of
 tered to Italy which is disposed to- ac cept it.
 The council of ministers has agree | to plebiscite under the control of tn league of nations to determine the statu
 of the Wilma district.
 Repor s are current in financial circle 5 a. Nadr'd that oil fields of gre": prAH s
  ! Of NJ rocco, in the vicinity of Me.:lll. Onfy one bid for the Hog Isla11 shi e yard an offer of s4,o00.0o0 from il e RaTde Brothers Steel corporation of Ne !, York, was received by the shipping boar T West Texas Chamber of Commerce aI IS nounced more than 1000 bales of 10 l. grade cotton were turned over by u :, growers for the initial test shipment = Europe.
 u William Jennings Bryan announced II will vote for the state democratic tick a' in Nebra ska. The state committee has T B. information as to how he will vol
 in the national election.
 Military aid Is being called to preve K disorders in number of cities of Mexi'
 notably Pubela and Vera Cruz, in CO ht nection with the strike situation, wni' tn apparently is far from settlement. d The Alabama federation of labor en co1. vcntion at Birmingham. aiopt.., H. urar rin,ous vote a resolution o.in '. i'l en th- impeachment of Governor k. '' f It. sending state troops into the coa, s:ri ie district
 Itstr,ct Attorney Joseph c. PsIetIcr
 Pc.tcn, supreme advocate of the knisi
 of Columbus, was notified by cas-. fro les Rcr.e of his appointment by Pope Be: ld die. NV as commander of the Or Ter gs s; Grtgory. re
 ed Plans to put a set of boxing gloves ol- every Chicago school for the use of ' as pils in settling their disputes are bei tn made by George E. Arnold. chairman 'er the france committee of the board
 education.
 Mayor Hylan of New York in a leti
 to Evaporation Counsel O'Brien said mt attention was called to a ''most startli IFS. condition of affairs in Queens. where JUS gas company is seeking 50 per cent. ,ht crease in rates. as
 Characterised by many of the old t 7as plers" as having "a distinct bear ds, movement in the whiskey board of trad m liouor disguised. labelled and billed fife, soap. coming from Canada, made its ; lrn pareance In Chicago. He Tvene quarts of whisky wers se'i S65 hv federal officers in a raid oa our sshwar7 diamond shop. Pittsfcli. Ma ,m fr,u, hich it Is reported loose dia'.e' ual v,l.,ed at s1OOOO0 or more were sto
 on Tuesday evening. rho lit- attorney-General Palmer announ fa- e-