Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-16

New York quoted silver at s1.35 an ounce compared with S1 1-2d, pence in i London.
 Federal Trade Commission reported Armour & Co. using unfair trade methods.
 Admiral Viscount JelIicoe and his party were welcomed on their arrival i at Kingston, Jamaica.
 Steamship Mexico arrived at New York with 13S passengers and 19,000 bags of sugar from Matanzas.
 Fernandez Rosta, Minister of Ma rfne in the Chagos Cabinet, was asked to form a Cabinet for Pcttugal.
 Evacuation of the first zone of the Province of Schleswig was starred by the Germans as required in the peace treaty.
 Sayles' shipyard, Port Jefferson, Long Island, was sold by the Shipping for $2,000,000.
 Louis Baros, owner of a dry goods stroe at 235 Columbia street, Brook lyn, was arrested, charged with receiv- ing stolen goods.
 Annual meeting of shareholders and directors of the Chemical National Bank of New York, elected Pervy H. Johnson president.
 As the result of strike of print CTS, Antwerp decided to publish single column newspaper, to be called la Press d'Anvers.
 Jose Battle ordonez, a former president of Uruguay, was wounded in the arm during sword duel with Sen- ator Leonnel Aguirre. Dr.. Britton D. Evans, noted aIienist and superintendent of the state hos pital at Morris Plains, N. J., died there. He was 61 years old. Charles D. orth was elected presi- dent of the National Security League to succeed Col. Charles D. Lydecker, who retires because of ill health.
 War Department offered for Sale i through Detroit district ordnance of | fee 9S0,000 pounds of steel located at i Dodge Brothers plant, No. 3, Detroit. Bureau of Census report shows that there were consumed in December, eX- | elusive of linters, 511 1885 running bales J of. cotton compared with 472,9 bales in 1918.
 A budget of $1o4,ooo,ooo for this year was approved tonight by the l foreign missions board of the Protes- tant church of the United States and Canada.
 General Juan Barragan, chief Of the preside itial s.aff, denied the Japanese cruiser Yakumo had landed arms at Manzanillo for the Mexican govern ment.
 It is believed the American warship Pola is going to Plume, where it is said she will be joined by Allied i troops as soon as decision is reached at Paris.
 Large quantities of coal are reported to be accommodating in the mining dis i tricts of Spain owing to a shotage of freight cars. Some mines are accord ingly closed.
 According to H. M. Gaylord, Deputy | Chief Commissioner of Internal Reve- nue at Washington it will take Federal Prohibition agents six years to make the United States dry.
 Prices to be charged for accommo- dations in San Francisco during the Democratic national convention will be determined in advance by the gen. ] eral arrangement committee.
 The American Legion was asked by Surgeon General Blue to assist the public health service in finding insti- tuticns that will give proper care tc tubercular men formerly in the service Viscount Astor and Admiral Henry B. Wilson, in command of the Atlan- tie fleet. joined the Brittany Patrol, oi the l.. s. Navy Post, which recently received it's charter from the American i Post.
 Seven hundred out of the .5,ooC l French freight cars sent to Centra Europe for the. transport of coal ar rived at Prague.
 Federal Judge Knox, U. S. District Court sustained writs of habeas cor pus in behalf of Gregory W,ainstein aid of Trotzky in America, and six other prisoners held on Ellis Island pending deportation.
 Abraham Colt, of Newark, who rar wild with knife in the chowd al Broadway and End street, slashing five persons, was locked up on charge o1 felonious assault. He will be exam ined as to his sanity.
 Commander David Worth Eagle, cabled to the Navy Department re- questing his name be considered only for such decorations as was confer red upon all captains of destroyers serving in the war zone.
 formal notice by the Studen, Council of Yale and the Sheffield Sci entif1c School Council was issued re- commenting discontinuance of under graduate song of Bright College ] Years" as set. to the air of "DiE Wacht Am Rhine."
 SMITH RESIGNS JUDGEsHiP