Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Census returns show Fl Paso, Texas increased 1I3.4 per cent. to SS,S36.

increased 1I3.4 per cent. to S3,SS6.
 The Commercial Cable Co. announces that communications with Banaos has been restored.
 The Finland of the Red Star Line, ar- rived at New York with 619 passneg- CTS, most of them immigrants.
 Difficulties between Italy and Serbia will be laid before the Allied Supreme Council for settlement, it was announce ed.
 "Uncle Joe Cannon, of DanvIIe. H.. has hled application a a candidate for re-eiect1on to the House of Represent atives.
 Luis Izquierdo, member of the Chile. an Parliament, has been named Minist- CT to Argentina, it as announced at Santiago, Chili.
 Officials of the National Woman,s party announced in Washington that summer headquarters may be estab- tablished in Ohio.
 Transportation continues to he +ha dominant factor limiting production of coal, according to the weekly report of geological survery.
 A large consignment of liquor found on board steamer bound for New Or ieans was seized by customs authori- ties at Kingston, Jamaica.
 A midsummer drive for employment Tor ex-service men is being made m der the auspices of the Knights of CoIumbus Employment Bureau.
 Streets of Trieste are very ouie+ .. |. result of police patrols at every in tersection, following rioting when n,ohs or Jugo-Slavs and Italians iclashed. The Cunard liner Aquitania sailed from Liverpool for New York on her iirst passenger trip since the war. She nas been converted into an oil burner
 When Lieutenant Colonel John E. Hunt left Governors Island it was rim ored he had started for Philadelphia TOT Grover Cleveland Bergdol, convict ed draft dodger.
 The second of two ZenprIin cru;.a,s which, it is reported will be sent to America, left Fredericshaven on F,ri6s,, says a message to the Tageszeitung from Constance
 General Jesus M. Guajardo, a Mexi- can, Who was sentenced to death bv 2 summary courtmartiaI at Monterav charged with rebellion, was executed by firing squad.
 Senator Harding remained in Marion over Sunday. His speech to be delfv- cred there July 22, accepting the form al republican nomination, was finish ed. It is 5000 words.
 The copper production of cranbv mines in June amounted to 2.O79 GOO pounds, against 2,131,219 pounds the preceding month and 2,1O5, 400 nounds for the month previous.
 Georges Carpenter, the European heavyweight champion, was given a roes1ng Eseslptioa sllehsa ss;;sssusually accoraed popular royalties upon his arrival in Paris Monday night.
 The Allied Supreme counciIis await ing the Turkish reply in regard to the ultlrnatum demanding the peace treaty De signed. In the event of refusai Turkey will be driven from Europe.
 Nine trainloads of Manchurian troops passed through Tien-T Tsin, China, on [ne cl way to Peisang to reinforce the Cnl-H troops. Admiral Duff with three British warships arrived at Taku-
 Warrants charging profteerinq were issued against operators of 35 coal companies by United States Conmis- sioner Ruffner and J. A. Thayer. fol lowing an investigation by the depart ment of Justice.
 The new Farmer-Labor party will conduct "a nation wide twentv-four day, seven day week, town hall strea+ corner and front porch campaign. ]" Farley Parker Christensen. it's presi- dential candidate, says.
 The battlefield at Chateau Thierrv. where American troops fell with the French, was consecrated Sunday by the presentation of the Legion of Hon or and the Croix de Guerre upon inc town of Chateau Thierry.
 Harry S. Mccartney of HinsdaIe, H.. filed a petition for a writ of mandam us in the District of Columbia Su- preme Court to force Secretary of State Colby to proclaim a state of peace with the Central Powers.
 pr. Serge Voronoff, of Paris, director of the experiment laboratory of the College of France, arrived in New York on the steamship France. He hopes to prove the efficacy of his monkey gland operation in this coun- try.
 George p. Marshall 20 years old, a San Francisco aviator, was killed and Miss Henrietta Benoit, of San Jose, was possibly fatally injured when their air plane fell at San Jose. Cal The acci- dent brought to close the first day of two day aviation meet