Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-24

The German neichstag was summon ed to meet Monday.
 Census figures give the Tulsa, okIa, tion at 72.075, increase of 296 per cent.
 Jack Johnson left Los Angeles for Chicago in the company of Federal au thorities.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at F francs 7S centimes, against F francs 2S centimes at last close.
 Bar gold in London was quoted at 107s 9d an ounce, as compared with 107s Sd at previous close.
 British Treasury notes outstanding total $320, ,501,000, compared with $327, 446,O00 in the previous week.
 Eight thousand applications have been received for the purchase of farms in Oklahoma under the Home Loan act.
 Military action by the French against the Syrians has been started. King Fisal and six delegates bound for Paris were arrested.
 Bar silver in New York was quoted 99 1-2 cents, unchanged for domestic, and foreign 93 cents, a drop of 3-4 cent London quoted silver at 55 1-4, un- changed.
 Prohibition enforcement agents halt ed funeral cortege on it way through Seymour, a sububrb of Greenwich, Conn. and found 300 gallons of whis- key in the hearse.
 Sir William MacEwen, professor of surgery in Glasgow University, was elected president of the International Medical Association at it's closing ses- sion.
 Mrs. Ella A. BooIe, president of the ". c. T. U. an enrolled republican will run on the prohibition ticket for United States senator against Senator Wadsworth.
 The American team was an easy winner in the first round of the Olym- pie trapshooting at Antwerp, scoring 115 out of a possible 120 birds in the team shooting.
 Mrs Maude Glasner, wife of former Michigan Representative Hnry Glasnr, announced hr candidacy for the denlo- cratic congressional nomination in the Fourth district.
 John w. Davis, American ambassa- dor to Great Britain, will sail for the United States August IS on the Olym- ripc to spend his leave of absence, the State Department announced. General Manager Menden of the B. R. T. declined to comment on the re- jection by 200 shopmen of the 10 per cent. increase. A meeting with the en- ployes will be held Wednesday.
 Governor Smith of New York said he would seriously consider an extra ses- sion of the legislature to take action on | lgislatione dsigned to permit New York city to operate a citywide bus line.
 The U. S. SfI Frederick will carry the l l78 naval athletes who will participate in the Olympic games in Antwerp, the navy depaprtment announced. They will sail from Newport on Monday.
 A naval court of inquiry is beginning l an investigation into the facts sur rounding the wrecking of the big navy dirigible C-10, which fell into Jamaica Bay, while watching the yacht race.
 Fire in the asphalt and tar melting 1 laboratories of the National Asbestos Manufacturing O., Jersey City, result ed in clouding the city with a dense smoke pail A loss of $15,000 is re- ported by the company.
 The Weather Bureau announced hailstones three -eights of an Inch il diameter fell during the thunderstorm in New York city and vicinity. Tho storm was general, but the hail fel only in certain sections.
 It was announced by the Unitcd Tex tile Workers of America that no in junction will be asked to reopen the plants of the American Woolen Co An investigation of the causes Of tht shutdown will be carried out.