Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-14
BRIEF 'TELEGRAMS

Victories for the Poles in the Prine+ regions are reported in advices re- ceived at Warsaw.
 The Shipping Board has raceived no offers for the 21 wooden ships. bids on which were recently invited. Bar gold in London was quoted at lo4s 3d an ounce, compared with 104s Id at last close.
 A shipment of 44,ooo kegs of Danish butter arrived at New York. They were consigned to American importers.
 Fcrces of the rebel leader Carlos Osuna blew up a bridge north of Monterey, interrupting traffic to La redo, Texas.
 A shipment of $s,15o,ooo in gold ar- rived at New York on the Imperato tor. It was consigned to Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The body of Empress Euoenie. vxho died Sunday in Spain, will be sent to England, where she will be buried at Farnborough.
 Japanese troops were ordered to withdraw from the TransBaikal re- glon ln Siberia, the state department was advised.
 At meeting held June 30, Allan A, Ryan resigned as director and chair man of the board of the Stormberg Carburetor Co.
 American bishops attending the Lambeth conference of the EpiscopaI- ian church occupied pulpits in many London churches
 Bar silver in London was 1-2 penny higher at 5S Is pence an ounce, and the New York domestic price remained unchanged at 99 1-2.
 First annual reunion of the famous Ralntow division began at Bi:ming- nam with thousands of former soldiers and visitors in attendance. A Berlin report announced that the resuiti of the plebiscite in West Prus- sla and East Prussia show an over ~neimlng majority to stay German.
 By vots of 1ss to 70, the Italian Chamber of Deputies authorized pros ecut1on of the Socialist Deputy Misia- no, charged with having deserted the army.
 The maximum weight limit of par. eel post package that may be ex changed between the United States ard curacao was increased from il to 22 pounds.
 Francis M. Hugo, secretary of the State of New York, declared there will
 pc more than 500 900 automobiles own ca Tn New York state within the next few months. A.s Consumers in Germany are boycot Ling dealers in many commodities and food riots are forcing down the brices
 according. to. the American Commis- sioner in Berlin.
 Within fortnight delegation of So claiists will call upon President Wilson and demand that he immediately re- lease Eugene V. Debs, socialist presi- dental nominee
 Julia GrineIl cruqer. American nav. elist, widow of Col s. Van Rens- l selaer Cruger, of New York and daugh-
 ter Of Thomas Wentworth Storron of Boston, is dead
 The transport Great Northern, bear Ing a group of senators and congress- men ori tur of the Far ISSas., arrived at
 Honolulu from San Francisco and will 1 continue westward. The city of Paris will officialiv ra. | ceive Myron T. Herrick as re,-e :e,ts-
 tive ot the United States Chambar If commerce at the Hotel de Vile inc
 latter part of this month. American Railway Express asked the
 interstate Commerce Commission to ! autnorlze the consolidation of the
 Aoams, American, Wells Fargo and southern Express companies. Reports received in London announce
 that Greek forces executed 1000 Greek
 lsh prisoners on the ground that they l they fere bandits and therefore E,hle to execution under international law,
 Tfss mother of p children, ineIudino SIX palrs or twins and one set of quad ruplets, Mrs. Mary Darlington. 39 is
 de.tl et her home in Chicago, following ! the birth of a stilIborn child. Only i've of her P children survive. Ten thousand persons watched the
 parade of 20.0O0- Orangemen in Belfast l in celebration of the Battle of tho
 Boyne. No disorders were renortad
 but the cordon of troops arol,nJ inc city was frightened by military authori- l ties.
 Mrs. Emma c. BeredoII, Charles Braun and James E. Romig pleaded
 not guilty in the United States District 1 court, Philadelphia, to nine indicte ments charging them with consniracv
 in the escape of Grover c. BergdoIi draft stacker -i' Sir Edward Carson, Ulster tUnion;s+ 1 leader declared that in the face of inc British government being unable to protect Ulster against the Sim Fein
 we will organize in our own defence
 volunteers who helped the empire dur1 ing the war
 Oil believed to have been durned into the sea by oil- burning steamers a they cleaned their engines before ans tering New York harbor inbound. cov- cred the water for miles near Ash,1rv Park, N. J. Bathing at Ocean Grove was suspended.
 One hundred and fifty delegates rep. resentins railroad yardmen's assccia- tions, termed outlaws" began a seria~ of meetings in Chicago which win con tinue until the decision of the r 6 Labor board on wage awards to rail road workers is announced. Two seamen were drowned when +bs Lake Frampton and the Comus era ashed
 bow to bow off Atlantic City. The Frampton keeled over to port side ard sank. The Comus with engines revers~ CT backed half mile gay from ti,e Frampton, lowered lifeboats and rescu-