Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-16


 Reuben H. DonneIIey, of Chicago, ciated Advertising Clubs of America.
 The American Legion has mem bersip of over one million in S475 | posts scattered throughout the coun- try. =,
 Unofficial figures of the plebiscite an overwhelming majority for Ger many.
 For the first time since 1914 Paris | elected a new Queen of Queens. She | is Nile Lucille Batallie, a striking blonde.
 Four persons were killed and 12 in; jured by the explosion of an internal machine in theatre at Sofia during a conference.
 Linseed oil erushers announced an advance of five cents a gallon to s1.S4 for March to June and s1.74 for July to October.
 John D. Rockefeller, Jr- has re- directors of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
 Professor champy, French physi- ologist is confident his researches in- to the cause and treatment of cancer will result in cure.
 Air mail service from New York to San Francisco will be inaugurated early next autumn. It is exected 10 run on a two-day basis. 
 Italian government is overlooking no opportunities to attract American tourists, according to reports receiv ed at the Department of Commerce.
 Negotiations reported in progress for some time for. the absorption by the Scottish American Oil Transport Co. Co.
 Contracts are reported closed by i German potash syndicate with sev- eral American concerns for the sale of s3.000,000 marks worth of nitric acid.
 Heavy ice fIoes driven by an ex- l tremely high wind and heavy gale swept away a breakwater and a ! portion of the recreation pier at diNhO6OS' 0s I.
 President Gnathals of the Ameri- can Ship & Commerce Co.,, confer red witl Shipnip, Board on start ing passenger service from New York | 10 German poIr5.
 Lord Byron's famous house in sa- vile Row London was saved from the hand of speculative real estate cp- | erators- hitish army captain purchased the place. | Former United States Senator Samuel M- Blair of New Hampshire !, died in Washington death beind ascribed to his age. His son. James /, B. Blair, is an attorney there. i Chilean stamship Yunaai, former ly the American steamship Saranac 1859 tons. was abandoned in a sink ing condition 30 miles off Cape Fear while en route from New York to Havana.
 HandIey Page, English airplane manufacturer, arrived at New York on the Mauretania. He registered al the Biltmore and his wife declared he } had gone to Washington and would not return for about ten days.
 New Italian Cabinet appointed. They will be as follows Premier and In- teriar Nitti: Foreign Affairs. Sciala; War. Ferraris. Posts and Telegraphs Deneva; Agricultupre, Facioni: Public Instruction, Torre and Treasury Luzzatti.
 Marshal Foch left Paris for an in. spection of the bridgeheads along the Rhine river. French English anC , American reserve troops were sent tC reinforce the troops which are now actually occupying the Jshein bridge heads.
 An Italian company perfected {; process for removing impuritie! from oysters. On being taken iron
 beds along the Venetian coast tht
 oysters are shipped to Rome where th' shells are carefully washed in steril , ized water.
 , In order to raise 6,ooo,9oo frs. tt romlete the American Hospital il : Paris, which will have 100 beds, thu committee decided to ask every American getting a passport to thu 7 United States to contribute s1 to- 
 2 ward the fund. Twenty three men who were indict dicted with Joseph Weissman, form s CT clothing dealer of New Haven, or charges of conspiring to concea r Weissman's assets, pleaded not guilt. I before Judge Thomas in the United
 States court at New Haven. r Charges of nnismanaoement of tn y Bronx Geological Garden and re : commendation that the city talk I over charge from the geological so ciety were contained in a repor made public by David Hirshfeld e commissioner of accountants. 3 APPOINTED TO STUDY NEW
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