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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
BAEUcH NO CONNECTED WITH
IEJ lNATION. GONIAIITTEE

NV ;ork. sept. 26.-.Oe- nj tsst Per
nari n Paiuch has any cfficia4 coHn''
n0a Wiz uic democratic "a al CT ri'
riibc - that he is tie cnce. OF n.
a, ~ cra.,. campaign was made N
sla-' n,,1-. tonight by ,ieoti, White,
lrsirn an - the committee = follows;
Asss Ter and Statement = the news
r,iefs tousy that l.. NJ. l;rr';'n is the
rff.tr, agel OF the dem s'E'Ic cam
,,alsa. 10 s.n injustice to t;,o fLci. 1h-
roti..iifise mas no part al L-v7' had
ufs ~. Baruch's support Of the leaGgnc
tp nfor-c ieace. That sas ;"i ;'a:li
Kau ...ksaizatpn dominate 10y cninent
rspublicans cit had legitimate patriotic
interest IN the ratifics tion of the league
covenant. and. being non-partisan and IN
tended to be dissolved before the cam
naign began. il was natural obDect TO
s,rrport by any friend of the league in
any party But in no way did the demo-
cratic campaign participate in its funds
or benefits.
mir Baruch has had no part in con-
lrfbuting for the pamphlet or newspaper
,iate republishing Miss Montague's story
T-uc.e sam Of Freedom Ridge. for the
motion picture Of the story he has ad-
vance.l xe5 900 to a producer who in
tends 10 show II on its merits. He did
a. write the story himself, nor did any
pairn. Mr. Baruch I'D not hire MISS
uontacue to write the story, nor did TINS
committee. But when he read 1t ano
realized Il splendid argument, as
friend OF the league, he went in TO nell
oroduce IL. I understand he will accep'
sot prohts but will get his money back
rhat is his legitimate affair and not th'
anair of this committee.
4 know nothing OF Stars and stripe'
,rosp, that this committee has nothing L
40 with Il. SO far rs this committe'
= concerned Air. Baruch' is not oiticiall.
connected. and he had contributed onl'
IS oon. Therefore he can hardly D.
.aiied the angel OF a campaign "nici
,urht 20 have at least s2.oo0.ooO WIS
,e we're Any man with his record o
nbilr service and his interest IN TN
rorid's great moral issues, the league
"a verg welcome supporter OF our cam
,alrn 10 any extent"
The league TO enforce peace, IN
ratrmcnt issued here tonight declare
nat II is n non-partisan organisation an
7s contributions Of 3. NJ. Baruch to II
,ers bureau maintained in Washmsto
sst wh..er we're not in any sense con
TIbttsons 10 the democratic party
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
TO SPREAD BoLsHEvIsr
DOCTRINES TO UNITED sTArEs

Washington. Sept sLEstab,ishr,s-.
N the United States OF a branch AZ Ire
Third International wsh the -,ob3ecf 81
unifytng the activities Of the reroinfis-,-
ary organization which function on tf-
two American continents was ordered NJ
the Internstionals at lis Mosccw meet
ing late IN July. It has bee, learned By
officials here .-s- -
To. further the tspread o. bo,.s.-
vism In the western, Ksnfsohsrs res.s,-
lutions were adopt-d al Afoscov. the Al
vices received herd state n,edxirr r,--.l
port both moral ana material 10 rtrli<-
either economic or political Material nidr
TO he furnished the strikers n rno-.rv
paid by the American branch of TIE 1r-l
ternationa 80 =
Secret Instructions adopted AZ the lsosr
COW meeting are said 10 provide for =
general strike-of workers. pzrticuiariy rnE
railroad men and miners II their car
italists governments show. any indicaticn
to strange the revolutio1l.- An revolh-
tionary sectionz the instructions state,
arc formally directed % support tho
Russian soviet II they proclaim rev5,ts
tionary war" -.
Spread Of beishevists doet-tnes I. ths
United States u part Of 4 world rrids
campaign. the zdrircs received here de-
clare. One OF the resolutions adoDfed
at Moscow asserts hat tho actirifirs
OF the Third Internationa.e should Re,
by any means be limited TO the territo-sct
/ o. Europe but should be exterded e n.
dia. Afghaaistan. Turkey. Korea. c1inn
IEdo-CAina and Latln-Amcriccn corn-
tr.es.''
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
AMERICAN AyIATORs ADMIRE
WORK OF. sADI LECONITE


Etampes,. France. Sept 25.-(By the A.
P)-Sadi Lecointes masterful handling
of his Newport airplane in today's- con-
tests to decide which three French avi-
ators will compete in the James Gordon
Bennett international aviation cup race
next Tuesday caused ali the American
fiers who witnessed his performance to
congratulate him, but they are still con-
fdent they will beat him.
Immediately after the conclusion Of
the French trials, Howard NJ. Rinehart,
the American fiier. who will pilot Day
ton Wright machine, took the air and
gave a spendid exhibition, apparently de-
string to show rumors that his machine
has difficulty in making turas are ground
less His time over the short courst was
about 165 miles an hour He made a per-
feet landing
F. p Raynham, the British ffier, gave
his Martinsyde Commute airing to-
day Harry G. Hawl er, who was to fly a
Sowith machine, has been definitely
| scratched.
Captain r. w Schroeder, the Ameri-
can aviator, tuied ti9 his .NeryGIae- Pack
ard but did not leave the ground. French
pilots standing nearby seemed greatly
| impressed by the road of the motor, LIE:
conite exclaiming "I'll make sure not t.
be up in the air at the same time a;
this fellow He VIII use up ali the air
Leconite is now an even money favor
ite, with Captain Schroeder secon,
choice.
The Borel machine, piloted by Parauli
gave the impression Of much create
speed than the Spad. Parault, rounding
the turn at La Morfnagne, went yer.
wide losing several kilometres. He had
miraculous escape from death when hi
machine turned over as he landed.
While no records were broken today
Lecointe's time-174 miles an houl
taking the turn into consideration an
the distance, is pronounced remarkable
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
sAsoNs RAY HIGH TRIBUTE
TO LATE GRAND MASTER MoTLE

vr.utnrford Sept 26.-Grand mas
"a. dav was attended here yesterday py
hundreds OF guests coming from an parts
= ,no state. The program opened snort
: .e,.r lunch with a concert by Hatch
.-.r.rsra from Hartford. This was fol-
,vy,d bv the singing Of The star span
.i.d Hammer By the audience.
osrI,v 10 the death of Grand Master
rsnaee & Moyle, OF New Haven, VINO
1vravs figured most prominently on the
,r.-ranue. a memorial service was hetu
n which ali the speakers spoke OF the
lfe ond noble character Of the deceased'
Ths invocation was given by Worthy
,-,.b.r Pev. Arthur +. Lewis. Mr..
l.,.is smoke eloauently Of Mr.. Moyle and
airing the course Of his talk ne was
.orn,elled 10 hesitate at intervals as
f.re was not 4 dry eye In the gamer
following this talk. Mrs. F. Q, Rob
Ens Of New Haven. sang soprano
bio The welcome was given BY MOS
Eotshipful Master Fred Nor. Othel
ucakers were A. J. Niekerson, Ino'na'
EacKenElc ana Andrew J. Hailock, al
-irr cl6se and lifelong friends of tht
rceased. Another address. given by NJ
Louire Ginard. worthy grand matron
- : eoIo by Mrs. Robbins, togethel
rlth a prayer by Rev. ]. r Danforth
-aod chzpiain of Connecticut, close
b. program for the day.
a few minutes were taken in silenc
respect to the memory Of Mr.. Moyie
nas announcing Of gifts and plans 10
he years work. generally announced a
his time. was Soandont Nas the official
e~ired the gathering to be on the pla
memorial service.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Washington, Sept. 2s.-The govern
rnsnt cannot be a party to any under
taking for artihcially maintaining war
prices BY enabling owners 10 withhold
their commodities from the markets,
Secretary Houston announced today in
a formal statement on the commercial
situation.
On the other hand. the secretary dee
ciares in favor OF the orderly marketing
OF all commodities and estimates that
the commercial loans Of all banks dur
ing the past year increased by about $3,-
oo0. 900 600 10 meet the demands Of in
dustry OF Industry and agriculture.
4 an in favor OF every legitimate ef-
fort 10 promote the orderly marketing
OF all commodities" said Secretary
Houston. but the government cannot be
q party 10 an undertaking to hold com
modities on the market TO enable the
owners artifcially for speculative pur,
poses 70 maintain war prices or higher
than war prices.
As a matter Of fact the banks of tht
country during the last twelve month:
have been extending large credits tr
meet the demands from industry anC
agriculture. Since August. 1919, tn
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
OBITUARY.
Icob II. schin.

New York. Sept. 26.-Jacob H Schiff.
senior member of the banking house of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and one of the most
eminent fnanciers and philanthropists in
the country. died at $50 o'clock last ev-
ening at his home, 9s5 Fifth avenue.
DR.. Leo Kessel of IL West Fifty-Thisi
street and DR.. Charles G. Taylor of 10
East Sixty-First street said Mr.. Schiff's
death was due TO arterio-scierosis and
aorititis uraenia. Mr.. Schiff had been
in i'll health for six months. At the bed
side ewh nhe died We're Mrs. Shift and
their children, Mortimer L. Schiff and
Mrs. Felix NJ. Warburg.
Mr.. Schiff's illness took a turn for the
worst last Thursday. when he went to
his bed. After that he was hardly more
than haf-conscious at any time up to
the hour of his death.
Mr.. sSchiff's last days were painless
The end came peacefully, with plenty of
time to summon the members of his
immediate family, as well as the physi-
clans IN attendance.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

II District Inspector swanzy Of ~
irish constabulary who was shot 8n<
killed al Lisburn on August %. has &C.
cepted an invitation to 20 to the Unites
states TO testify before the commisz.or
of one hundred Her accsptanc, va
given on condition that ASSURANCES 81
furnished that the invitation was not
ssnn Fem propaganda move and that sin.
liar invitations be sent TO and accepted
by relatives OF the late Magistrate Aau
Bell, Divisional Commissioner snE.h.
Assistant Police Commissioner Redncnt
and ninety sergeants and constabiez Yhc
nave been slain since January. 1919.
While wedding was IN progress Al
trinity church here today crowd Co,
lected outside and stone throUinf h.
gan Armed police soon arrived On m
scene- When the bridal party emertfd
txpedtag shower Of confetti. Trey
we're astonished TO ind policemen. revoiy.
ers in hand. surrounding the church !,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
SENATOR HAKDINo STARTS sox
1HKEE DAY SPEAKING Tova

Marion, ohio. Sept zs.-Senzfo1
Harding left Marion, tonight for his SC
ond speaking trip OF the campaign. 4
three-day swing through Ohio. Pennksls
vania. Maryland, West Virginia and
Kentucky.
Tor the trip, but IL is expected there Hi
be several shorter talks from the rea-
platform Of his private car at uhs larger
cities through which he passes. The
three engagements for formal addresses
are at Baltimore tomorrow Nzhf. AZ
wheeling Tuesday night and At 1ahland,
KY. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harding accompanied The non5-
nee and in addition q party Of about
tnIrty secretaries. headquarters oflclais
and newspaper men Travelled on the three
special cars used for the trip Most OF
the way the train will so as a SPECIAL
4 and, travelling on q slow schedule viii
permit numerous short stops It-s dne
AZ Baltimore at sis p. m tomorrow. -, Il
The trip viii be one Of four extensive
journeys 10 be taken by Senator Hsrd-
ing before election day. Plans for feo
OF the others already have been zns
nounced. and It became known tonirht
that the fourth. which will begin shorty
/ after October 20. will be a four-day
swing into the east. New York and sorne
city in Connecticut yet 10 be selected.
5 wil be arnsnr-ths places visited =
I Harding headquarters also announced
tnat the senator had accepted an tnT,-
/ tation to speak from the same pistforr,
! with his democratic opponent, Governor
Cox. near Fremont. Ohio on Oct
e Inc program as understood here .cor1-
1 templates that the two nsminees shan Be-
4 luncheon guests on that day at the licrae
t OF Webb c. Hayes, son Of Prezideu.
I Rutherford B. Hayes, and shall srezsr
j afterward at the dedication of soldier
e memorial at Spiegeis Grove.
( Colonel Hayes called at Harding Road.
:, quarters today and said he had aSsrr-
: ances that Governor Cox would be pres
e ent despite news dispatches saying TIA,
ne had cancelled the engagement The
: aay Is the anniversary Of the birth q
: president Hayes and a gathering o.
v many thousands OF ohioans Is SxDccts5
e at the dedication ceremonies.
gl Today Senator Harding receivef ,
# surprise front-porch visit from about !
hundred former newsboys, ali Of the-r
j. once In his employ as carriers Of ii,
e Marion Star who have Organized them
= selves into the Harding Newsboys ei,Ib
,e There were no speeches but. the senate,
il and Mrs. Harding spent much OF the af
iternoon shaking hands and exchanEinl
= "reminiscences
IS Earlier in the day four little ,sinx,
r. street musicians from Cleveland via
= unpronoupceable names and ftzttrrcl
er clothes. made a pilgrimage Of their owl
to the front porch. They played severn
violin quartettes for the nsmihee ar,
then Mrs Harding TOOK them into ~
,o house and personally supervised a waf
ne ersakfat for them in the Hardial
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
Is Killed in Riot
in Gensarl, Korea
Korean Students Attacked
and Destroyed or Damaged
Bank Property.

Gensan, Korea, Sept 25.-(By The A.
l?.)-Twenty- persons We're killed in
i'ioting here Thursday night. when Ko-
rean students attacked and destroyed
,r damaged, branches sof the Korean In
iustrial bank and the Oriental Develop
'nent Company and seven Japanese hous-
IS. The following night there was furth-
1T shooting, resulting in additional casu-
,tlties, the number of which has not been
earned.
Arrests of alleged participants in the
'ioting are continuing and troops and
armed civilians are searching the coun-
ry for suspects.
Reports printed in Japanese newspa.
loers allege the mob was led by students
from the Canadian Presbyterian mission
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
tAcswINEY GIVES EVIDENCE
OF GREAT EXHAUSTION

London, Sept 2s.-Terence MacSwi-
~. the hunger striking mayor Of Cork,
ave evidences Of great exhaustion this
norning. according TO a noon bulletin
{ the Irish Self-Determination League.
The lord mayor has been IN an ex-
nusted condition all the morning the
niietin read. The doctor says he finds
I'm very much weaker. His reserve Of
trenrth is 80 slight he Is unable to
tand the exertion Of being read to-"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Rene, Sept. 2l.-King ictvor Eman-
rl today few over Rome and the sur
gundlng hills in the dirigible "a. which
3 n expected. soon will cross the Medi-
rrranean. either TO Barcelona or Tu-
h. and thence 20 to South America
Tnc diriEible rose to a height Of 5000
~ On his return the monarch
talsed the construction Of the airship.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
REPR|SAL.S S FOR THE MURDER J
OF POLICEMAN |N1DELFASI

following the Killing of Policeman and tn. Woundng Of
Two Others, Three Civilians Were Shot Down in Rspid
Succession by Bands of Men Who Visited Thsr Homes
Attack on the Policemen Had Been Deliberately Plan
ned Fierce Roting Had Broken Out in North Belfast,
The Scene of the Shooting.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
GOVERNMENT NOT APARTY TO.
MAINTAINING WAR PRICES

Does Not Sanction Artificial Prices Maintained by Owners
Withholding Their Commodities From the Markets
Secretary Houston Declares in Favor of the Orderly Mar
ketinq of All Commodities - Commercial Loans by
Banks Have Been Increased About $3, ,00O 100000 the
Past Year to Meet the Demands of Industry and AgricuL
tre.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Sweden owed es4.0oo.ooo kronen be-
fore the war and the debt has now IN
creased to 1,2i1,000,O0u.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
BRIEF lELEGRAMS

There was n break of more than 50
per bale in the price of cotton for No
vember.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
FUNERAL SERVICES FoR JACOB
II. seHIFF TUESDAY

New York. Sept 26-FuneraI services
for Jacob H. Schiff, banker and philan-
thropist, who died at his home here last
night will be held Tuesday morning at
Temple Emanuel, where Mr.. Schiff wor-
shipped. Interment viii be in Salem
Fields, Cypress Hills, Brooklyn.
The downtown chamber of commerce
announced tonight that 10000 piacards
printed in Hebrew and English reading.
THE East Side Mourns. the Loss of Jacib
H. Schiff," would be displayed through
out the East Side. Special prayers in all
East Side synagogues and public memoir
ial meetings also are planned
At meeting tonight Of the joint dis
fribution committee of the American fund
for Jewish war sufferers, resolutions of
sorrow were adopted expressing sorrow
at Mr. Schiff's death.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
MORE THAN sI,ooO,o 900 FIRE
LOSS AT PERTH AMBoY, N. j.

Perth Amboy, N IL Sept. 2s-Fire OF
'inkonwn origin today destroyed the plant
pf the Barber Asphalt Paving Company
near here, which covers several acres
Two large asphant tanks and many cars
loaded with tar, lumber and other ma
erials, also were burned.
Fire apparatus was summoned from
other towns nearby and fire boats of the
New York city department and Of tht
Standard Oil Company were called
Police and firemen estimate the loss al
more than a million dollars, probably Z
million and a half. The destruction Of
,he plant will throw 1000 men out o.
work, it is sand.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Commander Frank B. Freyer. U. 8.
N. who has received the signal honor
to re-organiss the Peruvian Navy,
under a bills recently put through
Congress and which was the last one
tsigned by the President Commander
lFreyer will be the. ranking officer in
Ethe Peruvian Navy temporarily, as
fhe is regarded as loan from the
a. s-Y
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
AVIATOR ROLAND noHIrs 2
i :. u =. SERIOUSLY ISJCRED

Estanpes, France. Sept es-By Tfe
A P.l--Rclsnd- -Rohlfs. one Of The kr.c--
ican entrants for. the Jane7 cord1p
Bennett International Aviation cup. tc'
be raced for here Tuesday. crashed to TIE
ground While flying his Texas w.i1o1t
Rirphne IN praetics fhls eve14g a1i
was seriously injured -
Rohlfs had flown from the .vIriacout
lay a.-drone. distance Of - nils
Hnd was landing here az rpsed o. ~
most two miles niinue when lac wheE,1
struck a rough spot and coiiapsci. IT.
,nacsiire turned turtle and the raslas4
vas broken on .nzt behind the rinea ~
The body 81 oilr. Thsnas rsdse
picture actress. who d.ed rccerig ~
Paris Of poison. arrlved~la SeF 7Ierk -
nhe steamer Maurttsn-s-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Sons Of Veterans in convention at In
dianapolis have adopted the red poppy
as the Hover Of the order.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27
PRESIDENT wilson sends Coincidence.

washingtons Sept. 2s.-President Will
son today sent the following telegram to
! Mrs. jacob H. scl1iff, expressing his con
dolences for the death of her husband,
noted financier and philanthropist:
! May I not extend to you my hearth
| est sympathy on the death of your dis
tinguished husband. BY his death the
nation has lost one of its most useful cit
izens."
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

DR.. Engene II. Porter declared Sc
rious shortage of refrigerator cars will
cause a great loss of peaches of the
New York State crop.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

New York city will be assessed s.
per cent. of the cost of building tn,
Coney Island boardwalk.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The Cosmopolitan was the Fifth bank
to be clised in Boston in the past we
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Henry d. Smith of Bay City, SIich,
lumber merchant and president Of the
Dominion Sugar Co., died Of acute indi-
gestion at Chatham, Ont
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The record number of 12O,503 inspec
tions was made at the Elis Island i'm
migrant station last week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Rowayton.-The SD convention of the
Fairfield County BAPTIST association, will
be held i'll Rowayton on Wednesday, Sept
29 "A
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Utica textile manufacturers announc-
ed a reduction of 20 to Az per cent. IN
cotton sheetings and yarns.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Dhree children were badly injured in
Providence when one Of them, trying to
open tin box of percussion caps, struck
it with a hammer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Republican Committee Of One Hum
dred planned 143 "home and Harding
meetings to be held in residences from
Oct. 9 to Nov. l.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The italian senate unanimously rati-
fed the treaty of st. German. The trea-
ty has already been approved by the
chamber of deputies.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The w. & X. Manufacturing Co.. at
Nasonville, R. /, makers of mems wor-
sted goods closed since last July. will
reopen today on full time.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

officials Of the Canadian government
are inclined to believe that the tendency
of prices from now on will be down
ward.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

North Dakota Supreme Cour. granted
a new order restraining railroads from
increasing intrastate rates and set the
case for hearing Monday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

President Millerand appointed Georges
Leygues, minister of marine in the Glenn
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

American mining engineers are re-
ported prospecting in County West
meath, ireland. where gold deposits are
said to have been discovered.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Because of a shortage of airpIanes
mail service between Cheyenne ano
Salt Lake was temporarily abandoned.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The Senate passed a blu drawn a
Mayor Hyian's request giving New Yorl
city the right to operate bus lines.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The smith-Dove Misunderstanding Co..
Andover, Mass, starts on a five day week
on account of the depression in the
shoe and harness business.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

An inland passenger airplane crashed
in the outskirts of London. The pilot and
four passengers were killed and another
passenger seriously injured.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

American business men in Argentina
declare American business in that
country is seriously endangered by the
unfayorable rate of exchange.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The Russi-rolish peace conference
sessions were suspended because of the
death of General Alexis Polivanox, mill
tary expert of the Soviet delegation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Notices were posted in ths mills Of
the Pepperell Manufacturing Co. an
nouncing that beginning today the mills
will be run but 80 hours a week.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

The New York Senate by vote Of AZ
to passed bill No. 25 of the housing
relief program containing relief meas
ures against disposses proceedings.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

o. s. destroyer Bailey was laid up
fro repairs at San Diego, Cal, as re-
suit of a collision with the destroyer
Swasey during manoeuvres of the
coast.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-09-27

Jcseph 7. Hcaernau.. secretarv-t-~-s-
urer Of the Stars ard Stripes Publish
inF Co.. declared that paper was con-
trolled hv Democrats and the Arner,c.n n
Legion Weekly was controlled by Re-
publcars before the Senate Investi-
eating Commits.