Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
Brief Telegran1s

Brief Telegrarns
 Loren Stone, of Theresa, N. Y. who was nearly 1U1 years old, died after an illness of ten days.
 A storm of utmost violence is raging on the western coast of France. In Brest Harbor a vessel was sunk
 President Obregon fixed Mexican ex- port duty on, sliding scale based on the | price of silver at New York.
 Deficiency appropriations amount to s110,oOo,o0O were asked of congress by three executive departments.
 Fire destroyed the six-story Pruddcn office building at Lansing. Mich. LoEs amounted to more than $500.0O
 Another batch of 25 Russians will be | deported from New York in about three weeks.
 Robert W. Mattox, president of the Georgia division, American Cotton AssV- citation, committed suicide at Atlanta.
 Five prisoners held in jail at Utica. \. Y, for conveyance to the S. Peniten- tiary escaped and are still at large.
 The railroads coal bill for the first nine months of this year was s97.02662 624 more than during the corresponding pe- riod last year.
 Purchase of Q machine gun to guard liquor sezed at San Francisco and held by federal authorities will be recommended l'to Washington.
 President-eIeet Harding will become member of the Scottish Rite Masons Jan when the Columbus Chapter will confer the degrees.
 Continued improvement in Cardinal Gibbons condition was reported from Union Mills. Md, where he is staying al | the home of Robert T. Shriver. Ordcrs were received at Aurora, H., to ! lay off 25 per cent. of the employees of | the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy shops effective December 3l. official permission was given to Ameri- can airmen flying from the northern frontier of Mexico toward Panama may
 land on Mexican soil if necessary.
 Coal dealer were told to come down from the high-price perch of recent months in communication from Fuel
 Administrator Eugene C. Huffman.
 The barge May Rug was sent to the bottom in a collision with the Japanese freighter Genoa Maru in the lower Boston 1 harbor.
 Countess Georgianna Markivicz. tried | by British court-martial on charge of
 eonspiring to organze a seditious society
 was sentenced to two years at hard labor
 The phonograph works of Thomas A.
 Edison, Inc, of West Orange, N. J., will
 remain closed indefinitely. it was an
 nounc-
 pr. Willis P. Craig of Walpole, N. II.
 was killed by his step-son, Mariner Craia
 when a gun in the boys hands was dis
 charged accidentally while they wer
 hunting foxes.
 One man was killed and two others in
 jured. one probably fatally in the ex
 plosion of an oil tank in the forward ent of theVacuum Oil Go. tanke-. Charles M
 Everest in a Brooklyn drydock. Twenty-six countries are now repre- sented automatically at the Holy See
 This is ain of twelve countries sine 1914. as shown by official communication of the Vatican.
 State Department officials declared Reu
 resentative Kahn was mistaken in hi opinion that Japan had withdrawn oppo . siton to the California Anti-Japanes
 Land Law Act.
 . Seven American relief workers wh
 have been cut off from outside communi
 cation in Urfa, Asiatic Turkey since Au
 gust 19. were reported safe and waitin s opportunity to leave. r The steamer r. J. Luckenbach brougI a the first ship7rnrf z "1r -'-= from abroa l. since before the war. There were 2.5 ,- rollers and maiiy .-.O-- ---aii lEe Hart - Mountains Germany.
 T Four sons of the late Yuan shihka j. second president of China, arrived d Middiebury, Vt, to become students k Middlebury College. Their ages rang
 from F to F years. l. The messroom and several state room 1t in the officers quarters on the presidel y tial yacht Mayhower were damaged l e fire while the yacht was tied up in U n Washington navy yard t.
 ,e Announcement was made that the A Il water Manufacturing Co.,, Southingto y makers of drop forgings. would close i r. plant indefinitely on Friday. The coi
 cern employs 200 per sons. 10 Bar silver in London remained unchan n ed at 42d. an ounce. New York dome T. tic price was unchanged al go 1-2c. Flo ot eign silver was s5c nm 3-4c and Nexics ar doIlars ware 0uoted at Iq 1-Ic g. Daniel D. Mcintyre, 45 years old a- Boston, was instantly killed by falliI 0- from a seventh story window of Il