Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15


 The Transfer an international bank, | las been opened at Ghent, Belgium. Its | apitalization is 5000 ,000 francs.
 Mexican senate refused to vote thanks | 0 United States Senator Toilette for op- | posing military. operations against Mexi | 70.
 Prince Wilhelm of Sweden was stricken | with malaria while hunting in Africa He 1 s now in Belgian Congo in serious con lition. Offensive of Greek troops has been checked. They evacuated Ouchak and were driven from Chumay, according to q report received in Paris.
 Unconhrmed report to Copenhagen says l peasant revolution has broken out in Bulgaria and the fighting in the streets of Sofia is fierce.
 An unsuccessful attempt was made to assassinate President Pisudski of Poland, aco rding to Warsaw dispatch received in Berlin.
 Senator wadsworth of New York urged President Harding to appoint Newborld Morris, of New York as Minister to Switz- erland.
 Governmental reorganization committee is considering proposal to combine the war ana navy departments unGe- a single head.
 Because of the strike of 10000 work men in the Kobe shipyards and sympa- thetic strikes elsewhere, naval construc- tion in Japan is at a standstill.
 One hundred and seventy American students arrived at Genoa on a tour of Italy. Students and professors from the University of Genoa welcomed them.
 House post office committee has order ed an investigation of second class postal rates. The object will be to determine the basis for future rates which are in- crea sing each year under a new law.
 Senator Shoot declared in the senate the allies may delay 15 years payment of s1o,OOo, 100000 loaned them by this country.
 Ambassador Harvey created a furore at the exclusive Hangerhill Golf club this week by playing in his shirt sleeves. Des- bite the terrific heat all the Britishers wore the conventional sports jackets.
 President Harding, who Is sitting for a portrait by Philip De Laslo visited the Corcoran art gallery to inspect the artists exhibition of portraits of other famous men.
 It was announced in Berlin the Reichs- bank has closed negotiations for a loar of 15e.Ooo,ooo gold marks from Holland to epply on the 0,o0o, 900 gold marks indemnity due August 51.
 Patrolmen's BeA eveIent Association ask ed the city of New York for a salary in- crease from s2.2S0 to $500 | year f. r it's 1neoo members, a total increase of S2,- 5oo.ooo.
 tions that if any situation arises under the Anglo-Japanese alliance that appears inconsistent with the leagues procedure the latter will prevail.
 Marcus Garvey, negro of New York president of the Black Star Steamship Co.,. is being detained at New Orleans by United States immigrS ion authcrttses for examination for admittance to this country.
 Berlin Achturr Adenblatt says tn, British and italian governments have re- as director of allied military operation. in Upper Silesia-
 Three members of the crew of tn, Italian-American steamship Mincio wer, l found dead in the hold victims of tht fumes of hydncyanide, used in fumigat ing the vessels. Two others were uncon scious.
 Consideration ct the Norris resolution protesting against the acts of the Britisl forces pf occupation in Ireland, was de ferred by the senate foreign relation comittee, pending the outcome of the Lon don peace parleys. Rear Admiral Parks, chief of the bu reau of yards and docks, urged the hous naval affairs committee to delay action ol the Miller bill to establish q naval avia ton base at Sand Point. He said nava officers investigated the proposed sit and were in doubt that 1t was the best.
 A motion to defer all action by tn i league of nations regarding disarmament until after the Washington conferenc will be made by the French delegation a soon as the disarmament committee con venes in Paris on Saturday it is reporte in Paris.
 Charles A. Stenehnm and John ]. Me Graw, president and vice president, re spectively of the New York Giants. hay
 disposed of their majority Stock In th Cabuna-American Jockey and Automobil
 Club at Havana to Thomas Monahan, c