Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-20
Condensed TeIegrams

VVIb00ttOSN sOsN3s sAAssG l United states chamber of commerc opposes federal ownership or raiiroadi 1 Oyster Bay veterans are forming 1 Quentin Roosevelt Post Of the Amer can Legion.
 New York from Brest with 2,50o of1c CTS and men. King NiehoIas, of Montenegro, visit ed the quarters of the American troop
 at Auteuil
 w. c. Fletcher, manager of Swift
 Co.'S Cleveland branch, and Josepl
 Nash, manager of the Cleveland Pro vision Co. two of six charged with vio
 lation of cold storage laws, were ar rested.
 Two. automobile bandits held up Au gusta Klimtck, boolxkeeper for Cleve' land fruit company, and escaped witi a $4.000 payroll she carried.
 Commercial Gable Go. announced di. rect communication between the Unit. ed States, China and Siberia was re. stored.
 Bumper crops are reported through out Jugo-S -Slavia the Ukraine, Austria Bohemia and Soviet Russia. The French radio station at Croix dHine, near Bordeaux, will have . sending radius of 12s500 miles.
 6oIshevik movement to cut off re. treating forces or Admiral kOlchaL was checked, according to reports
 Several collisions occurred in Paris and Southeastern provinces between food dealers and consumers over the high prices.
 Attention of Scotland Yard has been attracted to London criminals who give their victims drugged cigarettes
 Premier Lloyd George in the house or commons announced the British government has accepted the policy or state purchase of mineral rights in coal.
 Brand WhitIock, American minister to Belgium, declared that no unusual significance should be attached to his visit home. He said he would remain in the United States for two months on a vacation
 Brig. Gen. BandhoIz, American mem per Of the allied military mission, urged his colleagues to ask the peace conference D act quickly regarding presence of Rumanians in Hungary. Senate judiciary committee ordered favorably reported to the senate the nomination of A. Mitcnel Palmer for attorney general. Aerial Touring League offers $1oo,- poo in prizes for a tranScontinentaI aerial derby from New York to San Francisco First place will be $20,0 900.
 Railroad administration has received bids for steel rails, but details are not 
 Secretary of war to order sale of army supplies of phenol valued at s2,- ,00, 900.
 War trade board officially removed import restrictions on pig iron and metal alloys.
 American wool purchasers are play nS prominent part in the British wool auctions now being held in Lon- lon, according to reports
 ResionaI Director R. H. Ashton is- ued orders to cancel immediately ir- tructions issued on Aug. that relght be accepted subject to delay n account of the shopmen's strike
 Hearings were opened on the Ken TICK and Kenyon bills providing reg llation of packers and stock yards.
 Grain receipts at Chicago, s,o26. .oco usnels decline of 1,378,OOO bushels rom previous week
 Members of the New York Cotton Exchange are preparing a ballot rnalx- lS saturday before Labor day a holi- ay. | American Petroleum Institute nam. 1 joint committee to serve oil and | utomobile interests.
 Reported Winnipeg board decided | ) fix SIPS as minimum wheat price 'r 1919 crop.
 Sales of millions of dollars of army lppHes began at more than 50,O0O ost offices throughout the coutnry. Charles !. Weeks, district attorney. osed another gambling house in Mas LII county. All names of peprsons lthin were taken and the proprietor Prince FeisaI, son of Hussein Ren II king Of the Hedjaz, will embark
 Beirut to come to Paris and resume s place at the head of the Arab deI- ,ation.
 A statement issued at the NationaIl alace at Teguiegalpa, capital of Hon lras, states General Calix attacked em.
 Henry White, of the American peae. legation, has gone to Scheveningen. bland. for weeks rest. General Simon Petlura. Ukrsin;an d anto Bflshevik leader, after with awing his troops from the Polish 'nt, atttcked and defeated BoIsheviki
 the town of Xwerinla