Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

lIC IulilS III DOSeT, ~, H., HnfEn began February 13 last, ended Saturday
 More than S5,O0O.OO was paid by the | government for ocean mails during the 1 past fiscal year, the commerce depart | ment announced.
 senatOr-elect Walter F. George re- ce!ved his commission as senator from | Georgia after meeting of tie stats,i board of canyassers had checked the returns from the November election I
 It is reported in ConstantinopIe that the Angora government will make for nal representations to Great Britain for the return Of the sultan to the Kemat- ists
 Ratet Pasha, tho nationalist govern or, has sent message to .Angora urg- ing immediate convocation Of the great national assembly to. select a new ca liph.
 Under the caption "constantinopIe is the Center of Corruption" Yeni Gun, the extremist Angora newspaper, vio- lently attacks the sultan and the palace officials.
 
 lie klimek and Mrs. Nellie Sumner koulik, cousins of Chicago, have been attributed to poison, by the coroner's chemist.
 Representative James R. Mann Ofj H. linois, a veteran of the house. declared that under no circumstances. would he accepted { if elected speaker or repubG- can leader in the new congress. Tho level of wholesale prices for 4O4 comm odties avel 4ged. ti1ree-fourtns of one per cent higher in October than in September, the department Of lanor announced. .... The newspaper Fl SIokattam of Cai TO. says King Hussc,n of the lHedjaz has invited Sultan Mohammed VI to take
 sanctuary Mecca, assuming him an honorable reception.
 Peter Frederick !tossolet. S4 years ot age, Civil war veteran and said to have l been>one of three living survivors of the Sultana disaster, died in Westerville, Ohio.
 Sol selnick, proprietor of the Strand motion picture theatre in Pittsburgh. which collapsed several weeks ago, was l indicted on a charge of involuntary 1 manslaughter.
 Hayes Roy. arrested on the charge of shooting and killing Charles Taylor i1 boarding house in Hamden, was re- l leased in bonds of $500 on the advice of l Coroner Eli Mix.
 Charges that American missionaries l in Turkey are carrying on campaign against the interests Of Turkey are coR- 1 tained in a formal statement issued by
 the Turkish delegation to the peace conference at Lausanne.
 | Interstate commerce commission or i ders which have operated to give pref i ence to coal transportation were abol- ished Saturday so far as, they apply te l territory in the southeast except on | lines of the. Baltimore < Ohio Raffway- | An appeal to Secretary Hughes ana President Harding to send fully ac-
 credited delegates to the Lausanne peace conference was presented to tho secretary by committee appointed by I the Federal Council of Churches ' Christ. =
 d ceptionally dangerous by fire depart
 ment officials was controlled after a los:
 estimated at. s20,00O had been caused
 in the Pratt building on Broomfie~
 street, Boston.
 Il The plant of the United Opinion. | weekly newspaper published by H.. E I Parker, in Bradford. Vt, was destroyed by fire Saturday. The building, a five story structure, was valued with it
 equipment at about s6o,Ooo.
 1 Patrons of the Sterling bank on St
 James street, Montreal, repulsed an at tack by two bandits who attempted t' hold up a teller Beating the robbers the banks clients put them to fgh
 without penny for their trouble. >'r sRodOlp1 Valentino. screen actor, ha filed an answer in Los Angeles, Calf to the petition of his divorced wife !; Jean Acker, motion picture actress, eo permissio nto change her name to Val entiho he objected.
 Major. General John L. Hines. no, . commanding the 9th Corps Area. wit } headquarters at San Antonio. Texas [ has been ordered to Washington for a important assignment on the genera 1, 'staff.
 FonE Go~, a Chinese of ProvidSns 5 and Boston, pleaded guilty to mau l slaughter and was sentenced to serv r I14s to IS years in state prison for tn : killing of Ung Shi Ging, a student wh wa sactiYe in Chinatown club acti7i gf ties. Robert Deforest. president of tn ] Metropolitan Museum of Art. and Err : fly Johnston De Forest, have oered f g | pay all costs attendant upon the cor : struction of a new wing to the museur
 building to be known as the America ] Wing" f Tho special town committee of Greer d wich appointed to investigate means ( l, collecting the $193,000 embezzled in De ? cember 1920 by a former town bool : keeper, was empowered to, take steps t $ compromise and settle the town I claims against various concerns at 5 special town meeting.
 Ivan Gladadovic. in . confessio which secret service agents in Sa 7 Francisco said he had made, told of a
 alleged counterfeiting plot whereh : $500,090 inu bogus bank of Engian i notes, made by photographic proces: a were to have been placed on the mal e Eket.
 Edward CIapp, $ years old, . retire :. natter, was burned ito death in his be- v lat his home in Bethel early yesterda, ' in fire which was believed to have bee