Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-11
CALLED PARAGRAPHS

CABLED pAkAGkAPHS
 Incomplete election returns ohow the social democrats of Sweden are losing slightly.
 l Alan de Tatton Eserton. third baron of Egerton of Tatton, is dead at Knuts- ford, England
 An increase of 3.5 per cent or 25,e25 people was announced by the Census | Bureau for the state of Maine. Five transports of Greek troops landed at lsmid. 55 miles southeast of Con stantinople, to replace the British forces there.
 Canadian steamship lines announced intentions of building a large passenger steamship service ,on the Toronto-N Nigga "a line.
 International Council of Women nre holding a convention in the Norwegian Parliament building which was placed It tscir dispoFal.
 Prince of Wales aboard the British cruiser Eenown. arrived at Acapulco Mexico, where he will be received by , Mexican officials. pr. James F. Ray. professor emeritus 5 of physics in Washington and Jefferson I College, died at his home in Washington, l Eha., aged 72 years.
 Y Japana's new high power wireless sta-
 ton is expected to be opened in October.
 Transmission half way round the world E is believed possible. Danish Civic Aid Society recruited
  2 to replace the trained workers in the '- event of further strikes. d A war office communication show,
 that disturbed conditions continue ir e Mesopotamia. The insurgents are at.
 tacking various points. Madrid theatres are dark as a result of a strike by the Actors Union whei managers refused to grant an improve
 ment in working conditions. The Gypsy chief. Juan Sanchez Vargai
 has started a campaign .ith the purpos'
 of re-uniting the gypsy race whicl
 has spread throughout. the world. \ Letvia has given necessary guarantee \ to soviet Russia and the bolshavi.. deie \ gation will go to Riga to meet Polls,
 representatives for a peace conference. Outbreaks in Triest, leading to stree
 fighting between nationalists and soc!a!
 ists, were resumed. Two deaths occu-
 red and a score of persons were wounded Rudolph Mosse, well known as a pub ' fisher, died st Berlin. He wls publish
 CT of the Berliner Tageblatt. the Ser
 liner Volks-Heitung and the Morgen Zei II tunr.
 E'rause of the lack of material ilur (
 ra!load congestion the New York Nav,
 Yard lost the the contract to rec,nli,io
 the Agamamnon, at an estimated cost 0 \ $2,Ooo,coo.
 | officials of the allied nations vi
 meet at Geneva, Oct. 15. to ex4mlne th question of reparations and iiseus
 suggestions by the inter-allied repar4tio
 commission.
 Charles Laurent. French ambassado
 to Germany. was handed a check fc 100000 francs by the German goverr
 ment for recent attack on the Frenc
 consulate in Breslau.
 i+ Emile HobeIaque, inspector general , nv public instruction in France, believ,
 Japan in the future will send her st, ,th dents to France. England and the Unite la States, stunning Germany. ,n-
 a A conference between Str Robe ial Hcne, president of the British Boarl er Trade, and delegation from the mil gre CTS organization. in an effort to reacn for solution of the coal strike fai,ei. h." It was learned that the protection ed An, -icars engaged m agriculture, idii ak ing ard manuf lcturing as well as q properties. Were the srbis sct af rcpr En- sentngionr to the Mexican government. ble British Trade Union Congress decid, i've unanimously to send message 10 Pr
 mier Lloyd George reiteratng the d es mand of British organized labor th
 Lord Mayor of Cork McSwiney be T Ws leased.
 George Whhe. chairman of the dem
 -=a::e i.ational crmmitte- d=clrel q,
 5. '.t"- Harding will Have h.s cro -. porch and make a tour ot the coast !, A' cause of Governor Cox's hlrdhit;i os campaign.
 len It was autheritativeIy stated in Par an m that France will continue shipments vi gold until the necessary S15O. 0h0. 900 a oh' in the hands Of J. P. Morgan S Co. f .A the payment of Frances share of q Anglo-French loan.
 Harry M. Blair, assistant to Fred ' ant Cpham republican national treasure nd admitted on the standNbefore the sena rm, i'Nes''sseihs ceihiliittee ehse tne rep" em iicans had hNea quotas anu planheh 9 bv tensive fund raising in at least 5l cit, CTS ,ao Public Service Commissioner Nix, ats announced that public utilities mad the hand 33S.977 tons of soft coal, a d
 crease of about a4 900 tons of coal vay a week The l. R. T. has only fo ale- days supply and the B. R. T. an He days supply
 ted
 ght CoURTMARTIAL OF GROVER he BERGDoLL'S GUARDS ESl ere New York. Sept 1Q.-Courtmartial