Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-09


 demand for cheaper cuts of meat ac- cording to report of the American in- stitute of meat packers.
 Former Empress Augusta Victoria of ! Germany who has been critically i'll for 1 several months, has had no new attacks ] of heart failure since last Friday. A hLe ton truck carrying many cases of champagne and whiskey was seized by policemen in the Bronx. Two men were 1 arrested and held in s1,oo0 ball each.
 Citizens of London are growing round- headed. according to anthropoloGists. who say this change is due to the incur sion of peoples from middle Europe.
 Firing squads at dawn within the past few weeks have carried out deadly work among revolutionary leaders who had been active in various part of Mexico. F. W. 1ornunE, the English novelist and shcrt story. writer. better known as l the creator of Rallies" the amateur l cracksTnan, died of influenza in France. Spain Is overstoeked with cotton and ] cotton textiles. says Charles H. Cunning ham, commercial attache at Madrid. in a report to the department of commerce. 1 The Standard oil Company of Nebras- i ka' declared stock dividend of 200 per | cent, payable on May IS to holders ct stock at the close of business on April 15. Three bandits entered the Chicago and Eastern Illinois depot at Sullivan, south | of Terre Haute, Ind. took three pouch- es of registered mail and escaped in an automobile.
 The country should give the prohibition amendment trial for about fifty years, "to sec whether it is the best thing for us or not" in the opinion of Judge K. M. LandA.
 Exefhption of the profits of American concerns doing business in foreign coun- tries from the American excess profi-s and income tax laws was advocated by
 Secretary Hoover.
 Naval units at Queenstown D and at
 other home ports have been instructed
 as result of the strike of British min !. CTS to hold themselves in readiness for emergency service.
 { Investigation. of illegal practices in the l building material trades is 10 be under = Idhen dI once m dll DdFI CT Ilc country where necessary, Attorney General
 Daugherty announced.
 Nine survivors ef the fameus hunEe-
 strike in Cork jail by Sim Fein prison.
 CTS last autumn have been removed from ', the jail to the detention barracks con. nected with military headuarters.
 Suggestions to means of raising th' Y four billion dollars of revenue necessar, d for the conduct of the national govern = ment during the next fiscal year will be h sent to congress early next week. v Announcement is made at the cham a Der of commerce in Kansas City. Mo
 that President Harding and Marshal Focf e of France may attend the national con l. tention of the American Legion there ir e October.
 HuEh c. Wallace. American ambassa E dor to France, arrived at Coblenz with ; n party of friends to visit the Americal "a army of occucpation as the guest of Brig "a adler General Allen, its commander-in in l. chief.
 ., Preparatory to promulEatinE fedora , tobacco grades. Massachusetts Kentucky I
 ranging to appoint representatives
 study the product and grades in thei
 localities.
 Lieut.. Stephen A. Farrell. one of tn o three aviators who was lost for severa In days in Hudson's Bay country, was ad n- mitted to the U. s. naval hospital, Brook " lyn. He is suffering from a nervou A' breakdown.
 ,o ItaIy's general elections, which will | ,d held on May 15, will mark the termina ~ tion of what is predicted will be tn
 try since 1s4s, when the constitution va ,- was granted. A winter wheat crop fourth large, ;. in the country's history was forecast b e the department of agriculture with .. total production of e21.Ooo,o00 busheli ', Il This is 44,aoo.Ooo bushels more ths harvested last year.
 Hundreds of teleErams and letter e voicing sentiment for the return to thi re country of Grover Cleveland Bersdol ~. iu draft evader, now in Germany, are be iiS ing received at national headuarters ( A. the American Legion.
 Paralysis of the port of Buenos Afrt eo is threatened by the Portworkers' Cni1
 as a result of developments growing O,
 of demands made upon the Munso
 steamship line in behalf. of the freme IN of the steamer Martha Washington. 30, New Yorks night court. busy a r al suit of the police departments fir sy, drive at enforcement of the state proh ne bition law. adjourned temporarily ho disorder when a quart bottle of confsca ,s- ed luuor exploded in the pocket of a d h. tective.
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 sit Declaring that If the young men ar In women of the Mormon church do not di
 continue marrying non-church member he the church will suffer disintegration ar Tor its work will eventually be in vain Apo nIs tie Melvin J. Ballard asks the youth he the chures. tS choose mates of the san