Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-30

out Orange county, N. Y. are compIain- l ing that automobilists are robbing their i orchards of the choicest fruit.
 Premier Bonomi will represent IfaIv l at the conference on disarmament and | Far Eastern questions in Washington in | November next.
 Baron Kato. ambassador to Russia during the czarist regime, urges Japan to retire from Siheria, according to a Tokio dispatch received at Washington.
 To feed 5000 starving Russian chill dren daily, the Danish government nas given 100000 crowns tothe committee, ,l of the foreign office.
 Demonstrations were held throughout Ulstsr by the Royal Black Institution at which vigorous resolutions were passea concerning present Irish negotiations.
 GttO H. Kahn. American banker. who was in i'll health, returned to Paris from Deanvlle. and is reported to have recovered from his illness.
 Western cattle sold for $T.5O per 100 pounds on the Omaha Livestock Ex- change, the lowest since August, 1911, when the top quotation was Ss.90.
 According to the forest service ul the department of agriculture, wireless telephones are proving successful in | fighting fires.
 Seventy five per cent. nearly. of the ! governments tax revenue of $500, ,o00.- 900 during the last fiscal year came from taxes upon incomes and profits.
 Resignation of United States Marshal W. s. Mccarthy, of the Southern Dis | trict of New York, has been accepted by Attorney General DAugherty, effective | November 1.
 ! George White. chairman of the demo- | cratic national committee severely criti- zises congress for taking a monts va 1 cation before final action on the tariff | and revenue bills.
 John Philip souss declared he was much amused by reports published in 1 Philadelphia that he had become deaf l He says he "can hear the faintest tinkle | Of the dinner bell"
 In the inductriaI section of Germany immediate resumption of trade with the United States is looked forward to with out waiting for ratification of the peace treaty.
 Aviator Blake of Wellesley. Mass, | flying low over Hampton Beach. \. H., saved the lives of three women who were 1 struggling in the heavy surf by dropping three inflated automobile inner tubes. Y According to annual report of the su- 1 perintendent of the the District of Co., l lumbia jail, an increase of 34 per cent. in jail sentences for intoxication is shown.
 Permanent exclusion of all OrientaIs from Canada was urged In a resolution adopted by the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress in annual session at Winnipeg, Man.
 An honor usually accorded OnIy the highest dignitaries of the government will be paid to Corporal Charles A. R. Jacobs when his body will lie in state at the government printing office.
 Otto NaseI suffered break in his right arm between the elbow and should CT while in the act of pitching a curve in an amateur baseball game at Meri- den.
 A government carrier pigeon which recently carried a message from Mayor Thompson of Chicago to President Harding established record for the flight His flying for the 614 miles was [ 10 hours.
 It is reported In Paris that practical construction of a vacuum balloon has already begpn at Naples. It is claimed d trip will be made across the Atlantic in 14 hours at a tenth of the cost of the present steamship travel
 Attorney General Daugherty was re- quested by President Harding to make report on the war and emergency leg islation that will be effected by the peace treaty signed by this country and Germany.
 DisresardiRg the ancient Sunday blue . laws, local theatrical managers of Tren- ton. N. J., presented motion pictures Sunday evening before houses filed tc capacity despite the protests of the Inter Church association.
 Marshal Foch, unanncuneed. walked into the American embassy at Pari! without forn1ality, took seat in the re-
 ception room, and, like the ordinary call
 er sent up his card asking to see MyroF T. Herrick the Ameican ambassador. Clarence F.. Gray. personal representa- , tive of Tex Rickard, fight promoter. wal fined s1,0O0 by Judge Wilbur F. Booth
 in federal court at Minneapolis. wher
 he pleaded guilty to violating fedora
 statutes by bringing into Minnesota pic
 lures of the Dempsey Carpenter fight. 1 The declaration that three or four dol ' lars in American paper money would make one quite comfortable in Russia
 was contained in a letter describing viv = idly conditions in Petrogrsd. whicl
 Frederick M. Cross. secretary of thu New York Life Insurance company I- ceived former woman employe. Troops and mountain batteries ar'
 being rushed to Komoran, Jugo-Slavis
 where a detachment of gendarmes anr
 peasants have ben surrounded by Mo \ hammedans. Thirty-five peasants an'
 gendarmes are reported to have beei s killed.
 q MIDSHIPMEN RESIGN