Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-06
Condensed Teiegrams

pg 1dHlp Ndll dutHoTltAtS-
 Mississippi senate without dis senting vote ratified the women fed eral prohibition amendment.
 According to the London Daily Sketch. G. H. Roberts, the British food minister, has resigned.
 Two South African officers left London for Cape Town in South African government airplane.
 Brazilian government promulgated the law recently enacted, authorizing the isue of a loan of 9,7e0,O0O pounds sterling.
 The last five months the total debt has shown a decrease of about $780, 000oo and the floating debt about $730 900 600.
 It has been definitely learned that the steam packet Iveagh, which left Liverpool Monday night for Dundalk, Ire, is safe.
 The inter-aIlied pIebiscite commits sion took over all the administration services in Teschin, Silesia, Feb ruary 3.
 Captain Prudence and crew of 54 men have left Havre for Newcastle, Eng. to take over the former German steamship Cassel.
 Efforts to keep intact the fortune of former Emperor William are con demned in a long editorial by the Berlin Norwaerts.
 A French landlord convicted of raising rents to an abusive rate was sentenced. to spend one month in jail and pay fine.
 Thomas Thompson. former mayor of New Bedford, and known as the man in the overalls," died after an illness of four years.
 January failures, as reported, to- tailed 511, the smallest number in 23 years, with liabilities also the small est for the same period.
 The stockholders of the Boston & Maine railroad will be called upon to consider the purchase oA s1O,000,0oe worth of new rolling stock
 The 12oo freight handlers of the Boston & Albany sad Boston & Maine railroads have voted to call the SlTlhe OH LOT SIX Ody Ss London Evening Standard an nounced the British government had taken steps to reduce paper money in circulation by 2o,OoO,oOO pounds.
 The German tank steamers Hera 1 and Wotan have been apportioned to i France and crews have left for Scot i land where the vessels have been lying
 General DenI<ne. former anti bol- shevik leader in southw estern Rus sia. landed at the Bulgarian port of Yarna on Monday with few of his officers.
 Archbishop Del Rio. primate of the Catholic church in Mexico, has issued formal denial that the church will participate in the presidential cam i paign.
 ] Measures to. prevent under absorp- i tion of German properties through foreign capital are provided in a bill l now before the Prussian national council.
 Federal, state and railroad faciIi- ties may be employed comparatively i in1 Connecticut to furnish vocational 1 training to employees of the New i Haven road.
 Danger of an attack on constanti- i nople by the Young Turks red army, l as reported in dispatches from Lon don, is not regarded as serious by army officers.
 Former Premier Asquith of Eng l land declared the only way to get at 1 the root of Irish troubles is to allow Ireland self government, similar to l the DominionS.
 Four carloads of whickey valued at s6OOOOO were seized at a North river pier, New York, by order of John J. Quigley, assistant federal prohibition agent. Senator Reed of Missouri, discuss i ing defects in the. proposed league of nations, said the people were begin ming to find out that somebody switched the cards"
 Mrs. Edith Morgan, wife of Will i lam Forbes Morgan, a broken, with l her two daughters 14 and 10, lost 1 their lives in a fire in the Morgan house in New York. OenmdFkg f1oIidno ana AuSIfta Ce- clare their permanent neutrality and demand the same conditions as those i laid down by Switzerland in joining the league of nations. Gas leaking from a street main overcaane six lodgers in a North End house in Boston. Police officers res cued five men and young woman who were found unconscious in their beds.
 Sir Henry 0rayton, finance minister Of Canada. denied reports that an ex- ] port tax of $10 a ton was to be inn posed by the Canadian government on newsprint paper destined for the 1 United States.
 Linden Lodge. a part of the Brat | tleboro (Vt) retreat, a private insti- tuition for nervous patients was burned to the ground with the loss of S20 000 The building was the oldest in Brattleboro, built in 1772. 1
 Seven soldiers and seven civilians I were arrested in connection with an attempted theft of five army motor trucks containing s25o ,000 worth Of army supplies in raid on the River dale Storage warehouses, New York Sale of the former German passen- ger liners seized at the outbreak of 1 the war was forced on the shipping board by the operation of the nation 1 al prohibition law, Chairman Payne ! is understood to have told President