Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-09
BRIEF TELECRAMS

bkIEE lELEGkAMS
 IF. s,ient Wilson aunornced he vii. re
 main ir Washington all summer. Since the British government felinquish
 ed its control meat prices are soari1;cs
 rapidly.
 King Alfonso, Queen Victoria ana
 Grown Prince Jaime, of Spain, have ar.
 rived in Spain.
 Six hundred iron puddIers who ven,
 on strike July 1, at the A. M. Byers
 plant at BGirard. Ohio, are at work
 again.
 The strike of port workers at Tquique
 Chile, has been partially settled but the l walkout of stevedores at Antfaagasta and Taltal continues.
 American rife and equestrian team. tar The Olympic ganse arrived on an l army transport. They procee ltl to Coblel.z for practice work. A violent explosion occurred in B powder factory at vongnes, near Dion, France. It is known to have killed ten persons and injured thirty. Along a front of approximately 72o miles, the Russian bolsheviki have launch ed the greatest attack they have ever hurled against the Polish lines. Appointment of Ramon De Valera, president of the Irish republic" to the l chair of high mathematics at Maynooth college, Ireland, was announced. Revolutionary movements in various parts of Mexico were reported in advices received at the state department from American officials in that country. l Treaties between Argentina and Ecua- dor, Venzuela and Columbia, providing for compulsory arbitration were approved | i tue Argentina Chamber of Deputies Governor Bickett of North Carolina 1 issued a call for a special session of the | legislature for Aug. 10 at which ratifca- tion of the suffrage amendment will be l considered.
 Fines of s1oo each, were imposed on xteen millionaires who faile. to ap- | pear in response to call for grand ilr. ofs in New York. 4 panel of $1uu hal hfrn summoned. Mir. and Mrs. Paul Nilsson, the Ameri- can missionaries who entered the lines Of the Turkish army in CiIicia and were detained by the Turks, have been released and are safe at Tarsus.
 The body of we'll dressed woman. Tn whose vanity bag was found a note as- serting that she was the wife of Daniel M. Bedell, millionaire clubnan, was found in the lake in Central Park 
 Georges Carpenter, French champion visited the office of William H. Edwards, Collector of Internal Revenue and de- posted check representign the money he had made touring this country.
 Harry Hooper, captain of the Boston America, underwent an operation for a leg injury sustained recently in a game at Cleveland. He may be out of the game for the remainder of the season.
 Walter Hagen, American professional golfer defeated Lattice, of Biarritz m the play-off of the tie. The score yes- terday was 29S for each player Hagen turned in score of f50 to 15 for the IirtEehnan.
 David s. De Joungh, secretary and treasurer of the Bacardi corporation. makers of Baordi rum was indicted in Brooklyn on charges of transporting two truckloads of liquor in violation of the Volstead law
 A legal fight to block enforcement of Tenaessee should ratify it lnd c,nlplete equt' suffrage, even though Ta me IT or the 3s necessary state ratification was begun in the district supreme court of Washington. D. c.
 seven men attempted to roh the Co., roma branch of the, Bank of Atannattan co., m Corona, Queen. They wera fol.el by Athouse,- acting teller the Newton police from telephone boota ard the men drove away.
 Indictments were returned by the Brooklyn Federal Grand Jury against Henry Borchers owner of a chain of five stores on Long Island and Henry vette a grocer of Babylon, L. l., alleging profit eering in sugar.
 John E. Dalton. 21 years old, was held up and murdered by three negro highway men near his home in Sharon Hill. Pa. Less than an hour before this the same gang had robbed two other men near the spot where Dalton was killed
 Only one bid for the former German | passenger snip on Steuben was received l when tenders on the vessel were onened i by the shipping board. It was for S1 .5o0 1 oeo from F. Eggena. of the foreign trade | development cruise. and action on it was deferred.
 Further postponemept of the h.arirc | or Ludwig c. A. K. Martens, unrecoe l nize.! emmissary of the soviet govern ment. as to whether he was :,ubiec4 |, | dep"rtation under act of Oct. l6 1e5S | was agreed to by immigration aulhori,,es at Fl 5 Island.
 Spanish goldsmiths and jewellers are securing every American gold coin thev can for the purpose of melting them for the manufacture of jewelry As result these pieces of money are rapidly disan- bearing from the market and going into the melting pot.
 Federal warrants for the arrest of Walter j. Lynch and Peter O'Brien. dep lty collectors of internal revenue in Chi cago were issued. They are charged with nansn'raoFF to ne~r7it persons to violate the federal prohibition laws and receiv- Ing commissions on sales of liuuor. PRIVATE CONCERNS WILL
 TRANSPORT AIR NAH.