Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-07
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

BRIEt lELEGRAMS
 Major General Frank Mcintyre has been reappointed chief of insular af- fairs
 Thirty-seven '. W. c. A. workers in Poland plan to leave if the armistice with Russia is not signed.
 The state department declared it did not care to comment on unofficial reports or mere rumors from Tokio.
 The steamship Adriatie, due to ar rive in New York has $1,500O00 in gold consigned to Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
 NJ. E. Green, manager of the Impe rials Oils, Ltd, declared there will be no rationng of gasoline in Alberta.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at 13 francs 90 centimes, as against fl francs centimes at last close.S
 The leading plane of the all metal squadron, flying from New York to San Francisco to map aerial routes left Salt Lake City.
 crowd of 10000 to 10000 persons are expected to attend the notification
 
 ton, Ohio.
 Fire, which destroyed two theatres and six business buildings in Army City, near Junction City, Kan, caused. a loss of $200,00U.
 Unconditional surrender of Gov. Este ban Cantu by representative of Provi- 1 sional President de las Huerta was de- manded in Mexicah. The steamer West Eldara, bound from Yokohama to New York, grounded on the rocks off Barbers Point. Hawaii. The members of the crew were not in danger. Bar gold in London was 114s an ounce. According to the Paris Matin, Eng land has taken steps to mobilize two divisions in Poland. Three hundred "Outlaw'' railroad strikers in Elizabeth, N. J., out since April, agreed to return to work if their seniority rights were restored. Threatened with disaster, Poland re- newed her efforts to obtain assistance from the United States in the struggle with the armies of Soviet Russia.
 The opening of a three-day meeting at Ottawa by the Imperial Press Con ference was begun with problems of dis tribution and prices of newsprint pa per.
 Entente nations are called upon to end the "era of Hungarian reaction | by compelling Hungary to observe the 1 disarmament terms of the St. Germain treaty.
 Samuel Gompers declared that indus trial peace in America was impossible until capital conceded the right of workers to organize and have a voice
 in industry.
 | Sir LOmer GOuin, Prime Minister of | Quebec, on his return from Europe, de- clared that the great wealth of Ca | nadian forests was creating much in terest overseas.
 l John Alexander. alleged international anarchist and said to be member of 1 the German Communist party, was ar rested in Chicago on the request of New York authorities.
 ! Census returns show the state of Rhode i Island 604, ,397 increase 61,7S7 or 11.4 ] per cent. Providence county, R. l., includ- ing Providence, 475,19O, increase 50,S37 or 12.0 per cent
 l George Henry Payne, candidate for the republican nomination for U. S. sena- tor against James w Wadsworth, Jr attacked Senator Wadsworths moral fitness for the position.
 President Ebert filed a suit charging libel against the newspaper Frei Presse, which published an article asserting a popular dancer, creating a sensation at Berlin, is his 16-year-old niece. 
 Charles B. Brewster of New York and 1 Albert w. Cox of Providence were killed when their automobile was struck by an express train on the Boston and Maine railroad at Milton, N, H., yesterday.
 More than tw0-thirds of the 496 pas- sengers on the steamship Mongolia which arrived at New York, were Span ish farmers who intend to settle in the southwest. The Mongolia arrived day ahead of schedule.
 Erie passenger train No. 4, eastbound, struck an automobile containing four persons at Newberry crossing. ten miles from Birmingham, N Y. Two women
 were killed a third will probably die,
 and a girl was fatally injured.
 It was decided at a meeting of the Council of the League of Nations that each country participating in the inter
 national financial conference to be held
 in Brussels Sept 24 will be asked to present balance sheets showing actual financial situation of their nation.