Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-24

X Cnnmercia Cable Co. announced pri- vate and commercial messages may now be accented Tor Vladivostok,
 GeotEe- DaIy, pilot, and a passenger, wers killi.sd when Daly's plane fell 1000 | feet into the sea off Long Beach, Cal. .-s : ssAneiiOan sdolIar was quoted at 1s frsncs s5 centimes in Paris, compared | with Is ;franes 40 centimes at last close. .aSIrish labor party announced that re- rn0ysI Of dts. embargo announced the re- | moyal of it's embargo on the export Of l Insfhes sSicinity of Katmai Peak. Kodiak a 1ieI volcano has become active, according 70 word received from Anchor age szissfa. Ss Gold holdings of the Bank of France ens ApriI 21 placed at 5,5S6,036, 900 srancs compared with 5,5s5,74O, GOO
 francs last week.
 sasBafsaa ofs Foreign and Domestic Semmerce reported total exports of man
 lfset6aiiried iiissd Heather during March were EyaluedSat s14;s6S.sS5.
 General SPershing and Major General Crowder rswere initiated into the Scabbard and sBIade. military fraternity of the Missouri State University. .. Permission was given by the inter stale eonlmerce commission to railroads ot 1 file feduced rates and new regulations fors.thes transportation of. perishable ], ,fEeisat = ...
 s- BsIgi1m decided to send special f- x < t1hsncia mission to this country to en- ,Isdeavorssto obtain the intervention of 4 4.EeE5efts;Hoover in favor of new Bel l assisnst0sh.
 lV-.s,TI1s zMauretania arrived at New York .Among, the passengers were William A. T T theatrical producer, and Adolph :! s!stzealsosSsshead of Famous Players Lasky ssCaEpoRation.
 $ .Lateaf reports received at Washington 9frpm fokio announce a further improve
 aneHt@in the financial situation. Com |tanodity, markets which we're closed Mon- |3.day Have reopened.
 ||34. It was announced in Berlin that the EreentEaf committee of the Y. NJ. C. A in
 ewsT Fork has set aside 100 900 marks a !s.aonths to be used for the benefit of Rus 3sEian .prisoners in Germany. .3@-Gn0er an amenument 70 the Clayton
 tft. passed by the house and sent to tho iIeeaate, private bankers would be permit .ttsf1ks. to become directors or officers 1T '44%Feign banking corporations. fA@f special committee in the House be
 s1zas Investigation of the conditions en
 into the operations of the ship tYs4sg board. Representative Walsh, O 1asachusetts, is chairman.
 3..sayernor Smith signed the Lockwood
 ifeld bill repeating the conductor !, tstsak law of 1919, which restricted in
 ffodrs of labor of women employed O. . kszfon -i1nes in New York. fittroit city council increased by 10 | perrcent the assessed valuation of prop erFsE of Jacob Shevitz. owner of min
 family apartment house who increase d h4s tenants rents 100 per cent. Fl Bills permitting business corporation tt to Issue capital stock without par valu ! Il tt..ss11e seSempting stock dividends from ta1 . 7 atson-were signed by Governor Coolidg U Of Massachusetts.
 %AceordinE to reports reaching tF - stHte department, Chilean capitalist s termed several new companies to operat n iEfgar mills near Tacna, Chile. with y view to increasing the production th e production of sugar.
 e 1Tt,irty-four thousand seals. vaIued ! e sl5.000. was the total catch during tr d season just closed. the smallest in tf
 history Of the industry. The Viking. u
 ftast of the boats to arrive at St. John
 N. Fs-caught 5000.
 A The-s state democratic convention. hel r lat Joplin. Mo. decided upon equal repr q Lsentatton for women as delegates-a e Large to the national convention. Fol Q men and--four women were selected. eac d having half vote.
 An effort tn catch signal from Ma r. faiIeds- Dr., Frederick l.. Niilliner ar ,- Harvey, Gamer electrical experts wi Ie Fmade.ethe attempt from the Gam, ,. Ranch. Cedar Creek. Neb., announc, l. they would try again.
 n pr. wirth. German minister of tl g treasury and Dr. Johannes Bell minist le of transportation, informed the budg A. committee of the National assembly th demands of the railroad and postal er ployes for higher wages would be gran
 The Rev. Carl B. Erickson. pastor r. the Swedish Zion Lutheran church m Portland. Conn. has rendered his resi- ne nation. having had call to tho pre a idency of Upsala college at KeniIwort m N. J.
 oy IT minimum salary of SI .0oO f to Methodist pastors was decided upon he the Lay Electoral conference of t he Vermont Methodist conference. It " ed also voted that $1 2 ,0on he saised. to is used in addition to otHer funds to pr nt vile an sincome for retired ministers e.