Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-16

A body of French troops was ambush ed near Djebi. Syria. losing 20 men killed and 40 wounded.
 The steel freighter w. B. Crawford. 500 tons which grounded near Milwaukee. is pounding Co pieces on the rocks.
 Brazilian chamber of deputies passed measure increasing salaries of deputies and senators from s12,s5o to sls,e5o.
 Cruiser Omaha launched at Taeoma. Wash, is the first of the new type Of | scout cruisers and will have a speed of | S5 knots. I
 Alfred Peihn German minister arrived at Rio Janeiro resuming diplomatic nego- tiations broken off between Brazil and Germany in April. 1917. Premier Giolitti called a meeting of the council of Ministers to consider the course to be taken relative to many iIn- portant matters now pending.J
 Miners throughout the United states and Canada voted on the election of in International local officers of the uni.ed Mine Workers of America
 Dock strike which has tied up the harbor of Callao, Peru. for some months
 was settled. Active work was started to
 clear up congestion on the piers. A bill of 6.e00 kroner (nbout S3.2ool was made at Christianla for the specially
 built automobile constructed for Field
 Marshal Hindenburg during the war.
 Argentine government will not give any
 notice of withdrawal from the league of nations because it does not consider tha:
 the country has ever been member George Gipp. famous Notre Dame ; halfback. died at South Bend. Ind, after kthree weeks illness from pneumonia. He was named on the All-American football team.
 Newly chosen constituent assembly of : Jugo-Slavakia unanimously elected form CT Premier Nikola ?. Pachitch of the radical party, provisional president of tae assembly.
 Ncwspapers of Prague estimated that
 at least 50 persons were wounded In 7 clash between detachment of police ana crowd of demonstrators in front or Parliament building.
 Fl Spanish manuI1ctuTcfb EClucetSN l mier Dato to adopt measures for their
 protection against great quantities oi : German woolen goods being shipped in-f ' Spain at very low prices i' Lord LAverhuIme, sailing on The Aqui' Il Il tania for England. announced that Amer ' | ica is in no danger of prospective boisne '. yist teachings because the Americar ' workman is too level headed i Senator Borah introduced a bin re a loues.ing the president to open .negotia ' ltiors with Great Britain and Japan fol = Ian agreement to reduce naval buildini d 50 per cent. for the next five years Bar silver in London was 1-4d lowe = at 40 5-3d an ounce. New York domes n ice price was unchanged at 99 l-2c n Foreign silver was 1-Sc off at 62 l-4
 and Mexican dollars were quoted n, 47 5-Sc.
 ,el Secretary Daniels at the request O to the house naval committee agreed | is submit a bill to carry out his recommen r. da+ion that the naval war college l. transferred from Newport, R, L. [
 Washington.
 Tt,. niIot. mechanician and two pas 4. sengers were killed and two pdssehsei
 injured. when large airplane, leaVin i. Cricl5lewood, near London, for Parn to struck a tree, burst into flames and ie ,y to the ground.
 en ,,,.. n-l Senor CassiIlas. head of the Nexiea re d: :partment. controlling all phases of D. lg troleum matters, was asked to reslSi h. The department will be reorganlze'
 Casilles and bis two aides are accused sh irregularities in granting oil land cohcc' es sions.
 ed e. General NoiIet, head of the Allied Cor ad trol Commission, at Berlin. informed tf ng German government thst its explanatlor ne regarding disarmament of People s- Guards cannot be accepted and ordere id destruction of several siege guns oefol % IVY i Dec. Is.
 ,t- As result of the threatening attitr' as of employees of Opel Automobile Work ,id in Russelshein. 13 miles southwest ,W tDarmstadt, because their demands TOT P Christmas bonus of 1000 marks f' 'ee married men and 800 marks for sing ss eu men were not granted the plant su