Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
s1EE' TELEGRAMS

Pfemier Lloyd George is on his way to Switzerland.
 Bar gold in London was unchanged at 114s an ounce.
 Tank steamer Salinas, her containers Nausett Light, off Cape Cod shore.
 Russian-Polish armistice negotiations were opened at Minsk. Credentials were exchanged.
 Rebels in Mesopotamia after cutting the railways to Bagdad are attempting to encircle the city.
 Immigration officials are preparing to receive 1,OOO,OOO arrivals in this country in the next F months. Commission government was defeated by vote of 1887 against f169 at a special election in Perth Amboy, N. J, William G. McAdoo called on Presi- dent Wilson for the first time since the Democratic National Convention. filled with fuel oil, went ashore near Eleven more Reds from the Middle west arrived at Ellis ILsland, increasing the number being held for deportation to 56.
 John W. Davis, American ambassa- | dor to Great Britain, sailed for the United States He was accompanied by his family.
 1 American dollar was quoted at IS francs S1 centimes, compared with 13 francs "A centimes at last close on Paris exchange
 During the rioting in Upper SiIesia II civilians were killed and 24 injured by rife and grenade fire by French oc- 1 cupational troops.
 Thousands of natives and summer residents of Sullivan County, N. Y, were forced to the hills by flood fol- lowing cloudbursts.
 Quebec City board decided that in fu- ture new industries locating in the city will be extempted from real estate tax for period of 10 years.
 State department announced every possible means would be taken to res cue some 30 American citizens now held in Moscow by the Bolshevists.
 oscar F. Price, first mayor of James, town, N. Y. and position he held for 10 years, and city treasurer for past IS years, died after a brief illness
 Word was received in Harrisburg, Pa, that Giffod Pinchont, State Com missioner of Forestry, is at his home in Milford, suffering from diphtheria.
 A four-daya-week , schedule was adopted by the H. H. Frinl1lin AutonC- bile Manufacturing Co.,. at Syracuse, N. Y, curtailed orders being responsible. Il Otto F. stffeI, former brewer and re- publican nominee for congress eleventh district, St. Louis, shot and killed him. self at his farm at Valley Park, Mo
 Germany, Bavaria, Austria and Hun- gary were invited by the League of Ma I tions to participate in the Financial Congress to be held in Brussels on Sep ltember IA.
 | Gov. Cox declared that one of the outstanding impressions he received from his first week on stump speaking is the reawakened interest in the League of Nations.
 Senator Calder, of New York, chair man of the Senate Committee on pro- duction and reconstruction, declared l. 00O,O00 more homes at least are needed
 in this country.
 A dozen local unions of the Kensas
 United Mine Workers issued a procla. ) nation calling upon members in ina, state to walk out if fines on strikers were not refunded.
 Mrs Jerome sturm, Cincinnati anti. suffragist leader announced suit womb
 be filed to test the validity of the rati.
 tcation of the Federal suffrage amend. ment by Tennessee ? Julio 4. Costa, member of the Ar genuine chamber of deputies. af l a resolution indorsing the stand of tn, : United States and France relative tc the Polish situation. 7 Favorable weather appears to hay, s offset other drawbacks and crops of New s York state improved greatly in the las few weeks. Slight damage by grass hoppers to oats is reported. Arrest of Miss JuIiette Florentine vii result in tracking down the largest il
 licit drug trafficking gangs in Nortl America, according to officials of tn
 Canadlan Federal Department of Health : Bar silver in, London was up 3 shf1 s lins 4 pence at 60 shillings 2 pence a ounce New York was quoted at 99 .. e cents unchanged for domestic and for e eign was 34 cents higher at sS cent, f Press reports from Seoul charge Ca
 req With plots to hol dthe America S congressional party visiting the Fla East for the r',rpose of creating com y plications between Japan and this cour try.
 Ohio Public Utilities Commission r.
 fused to permit steam lines in tha state to increase passenger fares. mil
 rates and excess baegaee charges 3 J, II per cent and place a 50 per cent su,
 charge on Pullman car rates l. LONGSHORENEN SLOWLY nj RETURNING TO OLD JoH