Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08

on. export goods. from the central area Of
the United States.
Professor NJ. Goode Homes, of the uni
versity Of South Carolina, and Ben Hale, /
the university marshal, were found shot /
to death in the office of the treasurer Of I
the University in Columbia, S. c.
Princeton University authorities in a
statement. denied published reports that |
Princeton was on the verge of friction be-
tween the faculty and alumni, and tha;
Dean McClenahan might resign.
Property valued at $4,000 was stolen |
from the home of Mrs. George D. Benne- |
vile Keim at Edgewater Park, n. J., BY |
robbers who used automobile trucks to |
haul away the goods.
The British dradncuEht Erin was put
out of commission at Sheerness and ord
cred sold in. carrying out the Washing
ton conference agreement.
Employment conditions in the United
| States demonstrate that there is wide
i spread industrial awakening extending
from coast to coast.
Publication of q biographical directory
! Of the approximately $4,000 college and
| university instructors in the United
/ States was authorized at the meeting in
| Washington Of the American Council Of
4 Education.
The London Times says it is officially
declared that the shell group Of British
| oil companies has assured the British
government It will not be a party to any
arangement-which will prejudice other
interests in Russia
The Prince of Wales, who will arrive In
| Manila May 13, will be accorded highest
military honors. including 21gun sa-
lutte and similar ceremonials Of welcome
usually reserved for a president Of the
United States.
District Attorney Ruston Of Kings
county, n. Y. issued statement criticiz-
ing DR.. Charles Norris chief medical ex-
news of the .exhumation of the body Of
Freemoat NJ. Jackson to leak out.
Government departments and the busi-
ness community of Washington will in
augurate what is in effect daylight sav-
inrs on Monday. May Is, by going to
work an hour carrier. bat7f vi fnsut fnsy-
Ing forward the hands Of the clock
James Isarkin, Irish agitater and la
Dor leader. serving a prison sentence for
criminal anarchy. was released from
: Great Meadow Prison upon certificate OF
reasonable doubt recently isued by Judge
Cardozc of the court of appeals.
Indictments for murder in the first de.
gree because of the fatal stabbing Of Une
!, shee Cling, a Chinese law student. were
returned against Fong Jow Of Providence
R. L, and Ang Lock Of Boston
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes ir
! making known a list of officially accred
: tied women prohibition agents. said wo
men agents are employed under cover
whose names are withheld.
Twenty-Five liquor Inden ships from
Bermuda. with clearance papers for Can
ada, were encountered by the 'hoocf
destroyer Hahn, Of the Dry navy dur
ing her two days cruise OF 40 miles.
: Three negroes were burned to death O.
l the same, stake in Kirvin, Texasa follow.
t Ing their alleged implication in the Grim
l inal assault and murder of IT year oil,
Eula Awsley. white girl.
S.S2 inches, exceeds by nearly p thirC
: Of an inch the normal for the month, o.
{ $50 inches and has been sun7a ssed bu
= three times since the record has beer
kept.
The summer maneuvers of the cade
, corps of West Point will be held al For
Ethan Allen between July ! and Angus
I IS, If the recommendation of Major r. NJ
| Banford, commandant of cadets at the
! military academy is accepted.
Two hundred workers at M.n No. o.
, the Nashua GuraCned and Coated Paper
company, Nashua, N. H., on strike sinci
April 1 in protest against 10 per cent
wage cut, will return to work at the re
!; duced wage this morning.
william DaIy. 56, former well known
baseball pitcher. was found dead IN hi.
, bed at his home in Pough1eepsie, y. Y.
! yesterday morning. From 1886 unit
early. IN the nineties he was a member
: Of the Boston National League club.
Four men students of Drake Cnivers
| ty, Des Moines, Ia. have been suspend
I ed and the suspension OF dozen other.
is under consideration pending an inves
tigation Of the hanging In efrigy o: D. w
Morehouse, dean Of men.
r DR.. James Bartlett Gregg, who hnd
occupied Congregational pastorates IN
J. Hartford, Conn. and various Massachu-
r sets cities. died at Boston He was born
d in Medford. rs years ago and was grad
t uated from Harvard IN the class Of 1856
: and from Andoyer Theological Seminary
t IN 1874.
e1 Secretary Mellon informed Senator
n Glass OF Virginia by letter that the treas
t ury upon reconsideration had reached
the same conclusion as held by Commits
o sioner Blair that contributions to thu
II woodrow Wilson foundarsvu were moi
8 exempt from federal income tax.
h American Institutions have come from
n the people but they have come from
+ people directed. led and inspired by th'
a ideaas which came from the college, Vice
g President Coolidge declared before {
e meeting of the New England Association
Il Of Colleges and Secondary schools IN New
Haven Saturday.
z The automobile which crashed through
4 a fence and then went down an embank
| ment into seventy foot quarry hole a
LIMERICK, r. l., was brought 10 the sur
r face with the assistanee-ef a diver. /
was identified by Mrs. Walter z. N. Ar
mold OF Edgewood as an automobile be
fav NJ .ola