Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-22

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 10 PAGESs 8 Condensed 1elegrams Pig iron production of Canada in 1919 estimated at s20,000 tons.
 Bar silver was 7e 1-2d in London, compared with $1.32 1-2. in New York Refined petroleum in cargo lots for export was increased 1 cent a gallon ] in New York Basic National zeituns learned that 100 American miilionaires are prepar- ed to help Austria.
 Steamship. Lake Harney, ashore on the Long Island coast, was refoated 1 without assistance. Gold sold at ifs 1od an ounce in London, four pence higher than the | previous high mark. French exports to the United States in 1919 were s163, ss1 .42s, compared with $54,s7s,118 in 1918.
 Fort Fairfield, 4e miles noth of 1 Houlton, Me, reported a temperature 1 of 62 degrees below zero.
 Director Hines called a conference 1 of his assistants to devise new meas | ures to relieve the Western car short 1 age in transportation of grain.
 Paris quoted the dollar at ii francs 6S cents, compared with II francs 1 54 1-2 cents at previous close. Frank Parkburst has sent to the general assembly his resignation as chief justice of the supreme court of Rhode Island. American newspapers arriving at Dublin t4le last few days, were seized by postal authorities because of the state of !rish affairs.
 The supreme court was asked to intervene in the jitney bus street car controversy which has upset Salem, Mass, for several weeks.
 pr. John L. Brand, annesia victim,
 
 his Wife when they met for the first time in three years, at Philadelphia.
 New York Cotton Exchange mem bership of M. Levy was sold for $24,- 900 to William Mitchell representing a decrease of :1,500 from the last price.
 Many bids were received by the Shipping R61rd or, former German freight and passenger tonnage. offer ed by the government to dometic in- terests.
 Senator AtIee Pemerene will become an active candidate for the Demo- cratic presidential nomination within ten days, establishing headquarters at Columbus.
 No restrictions were imposed by the Provisional government of Nova Sco- tia which would tend to curtail expor- tation of newsprint paper into the United States.
 Peru will submit to the league of nations her controversy with Chile over the territories of Tacna and Area, which are situated between the two Countries.
 Several plans for improvement of Transportation facilities of New York City's subway were heard in special session at the Public Service Com missions office.
 Under arrangements now being completed by the New York Yacht club the first race for the America $ cup will be sailed off Sandy Hook on Thursday, July 16.
 Motor trucks with armed customs guards transported 25,OO0 gallolN ' confscated whiskey, gin champagne and vermouth from steamship piers to warehouses in New York. Texas rangers are enroute to the oil lands of the Red River valley, in- volved in the boundary dispute be- tween Texas and Oklahoma, to pre- vent clahes between claimants.
 Gold coin amounting to $62o,5o0 was engaged at the Sub- Treasury for shipment to Ceylon Shipment of | $105, 600 for South America and $10,- 900 for Mexico, both in gold, were al- so arranged.
 Officials of the Department of Jus | tice declared Attorney General Palm CT is not contemplating issuance of any order as to trading in sugar fu- lures on the New York Sugar and Coffee Exchange.
 Femer Governor Horace F. Graham of Vermont was placed on trial al Montpelier, charged with the embez. element and larceny of state money during the time he seved as state aud ito foGn 1902 to 1917.
 Railroad Administration deficit wa. reduced approximately s60, ,000, 900 by the decision of the Intertate Com nerce Commission in. ruling compen. sation for mail should be paid or I spaN basis in stead of weight
 West India Sugar Financial Corpo ration's office of New York denied re. ports that the. sugar mill Centra Palma, at Palma, Oriente Province and owned by President MenocaI O Cuba. was purchased for $9,000, 900. | MISSING. JEANNE. DE KAY HAS BEEN DISCOVERED
 Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 21.-AdmissioI that she was Jeanne De Kay, of Chi