Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-25

months.
 A conference of International Wo- mems Suffrage Alliance will be held at Geneva, next June instead of at Madrid, as was planned.
 Yale's theological department, known as The Yale School of Religion, will hereafter be known as the Yale Di- yinity School as it was for ninety years prior to 1914.
 pr. Frank M. Bundase, of conyng- ham. Pa, died at Scranton. He was United States Consul at Ak la Chap belle, France, for eight years.
 Miss Marie Prodham, appointed di rector of the Banque de Geneva, is the first woman to sign her name to notes and script issued by the bank.
 Charles A. Haskin of Medford, Mass, a contractor, yesterday filed a yoIun- tary petition in bankruptcy, schedul- ing liabilities of s267,029 and assets of $65,68
 Drugs valued at $2oooo were seized in a police raid of a Chinese house at Vancouver, B. c. The man was known as James J. Wing or Chan Chin.
 At the annual Washington's birth day rally of Ohio Republicans. con- vention at Columbus, plans were sizs zling for national and state cam paigns.
 Honorary degree of letters was conferred upon Vicente Blasco Tbanez. Spanish novelist, by George Wash ingtonl University in midwinter con vocation.
 The sinking of the British schooner Gwendolen Warren and the rescue of the crew was reported in wireless message from the British / steamer Pikepool.
 British army reported recruits are coming at the rate of 200 a day. Many are re-enlisting. Crack guard regiment are again wearing scarlet coast and bearskin busbies instead of khaki.
 Argentine has lifted tfle ban on ex- portation of sugar to the extinct that all Argentine diplomats in foreign capitals will be allowed to receive small quantities for their personal use.
 Second Lieutenant Horace M. H. Corey. of Flight A. Nineteenth Aero Squadron, U. S. A., was killed at Eagle Pass, Texas. when his airplane fell 1900 feet after suddenly bursting into flames.
 Julius Hotekowski and Frank Mon kewitz, of Terryville, charged with selling liquor in violation of the prohi- bition law, were fined $50 and costs each in the U. s. court at New Ha- ven.
 Dartmouth college at Hanover, N. H., will receive more than $300,0G0 by the will of Richard K. Tyler, real es- tate man, filed at Washington. The funds are left in trust for relatives and go to the college when they die.
 Collection of at least $1,0oo, 900 900 additional income and war profits taxes is expected by internal revenue officials to result from an audit of the consolidated tax returns of affiliated corporations.
 Thirty thousand miners struck in the collieries of the Rhondda Valley Perth, Wales. The men objected to dismissal Of a check weighman and settlement of a case in which a. miner is said to have been victimized.
 Charges were made before House committee Investigating army food purchases that canned salmon which the War Department rejected during the war was sold to the American public at a profit of $13,000,000.
 
 F. H. La Guardia, acting mayor of New York and president of the board of aldermen. attending a dinner in the Grace Memorial NeYsboys' Home. was greeted by the boys with the yell, You'll be our next President
 After drifting for eight weeks in the -eaking schooner Rostean, with it's rud- der gone, sails carried away, the cap tain and eleven men arrived at New York on the steamer Deepwater. which picked them up 45o mics east of Bermuda.
 Major Gen. Wood was indorsed as republican candidate for president and a platform urging postponement of withdrawal of American sovereign ty over the Philippine Islands until the people are able to take care of themselves.
 Four hundred guests of the Hotel Marie Antofnette, New York, we're forced to leave the hotel by a fire which destroyed the suite occupied by Internal Revenue Collector Will liam H. Edwards. A loss of $25,000 is, estimated.
 William J. Mccarthy, prohibition di- rector of New York State and New England, told newspaper men at Buff falo that the biggest surprise since the dry lay went into effect is com ing soon. Many threats were made against Mccarthy.
 Members of inc French Socialist party who at the last election opposed members of the organization voting iii support of the Chamber. of Deputies. were excluded from the party by a resolution of the executive commit tee of the socialist federation of the Seine.
 Paris post of the American Leaion is said to have the greatest number of high officers of the United States Army among its members of the United States Army among it's mem bers. It includes Lieut.. Gen. Bullard, Major Gen. Brewster, Brig. Gen. Con aer, Brig. Gen. Karutkoff and Brig.