Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-07
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELECRAMS
 The reserve officers training corps of University of Maine began four days tour of duty at Camp Andrews. at New port.
 The Passion Play will be given at ob- era ammerEau, Germany in 1922, according to a letter from Anton Lang the Cnrlstus of the play.
 Tn. warfare between the Turkish na- tionalists and the Greeks in Asia Minor seems to have degenerated into vast guerilla campaign.
 Excavation of the Biblical city of Beth Shan In Palestine will be undertaken in June by the University of Pennsylvania museum.
 Charles Fl. Morse, of the Fairbsnks- Morse Co.,. Chicago. died at his winter home in Orlando, Fla. He has been i'll for two months.
 Queen Olga mother of King Constantine of Greece. is in such circumstances that she Is reported to have offered some Of her jewels for sale.
 Mrs. AIys whftan Pearsan Russell was granted a divorce decree nisi against the Honorable Bertrand Arthur William Russell on the ground of desertion and misconduct The suit was undefended Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman, former president of Cornell university, is under stood to have been selected by President Harding for minister to China.
 The Cross of the Legion of Honor for artistic achievement in valor. has been presented to Mary Garden. general direc- tor of the Chicago Opera company.
 William Hayward, who served Ss an officer overseas. is understood to have been selected for nomination as unted States attorney for the southern district 1 of New York. | Immediate expulsion. from the Chicago real estate board has been voted as a nenalty for members who sell to negro property in a block where there are only white owners.
 Jea.e Fisher. aged store keeper of the Slaughter ranch, about IS miles rom Douglas. Ariz.. was killed by two Mexi- can ranch hands whom he caught footing the ranch storehouse.
 The reIehstaE lifted the parliamentary immunity of Matthias Erzberser, former vice-premier and minister of finance who has been charged with sending cap- | ital abroad and other offenses President Harding gave hIs pledge t' | lad a Reed nos
 pital that the nation would not fall 1T making them fit to embrace the opportun' ity which is yours as citizens of America | A eurfev ordinance requiring children under Is years of age to be off the streets i after 10 D. m. is in effect in Chicago
 The ordinance makes parents culpable II case of violation.
 Jera, Kuppenheimer. for many year.
 president and one of the founders of
 clothing firm bearing his name. is deat
 at his home in Chicago. He was borr | in 1854 at Terre Hsute. Ind. Shifts fer the recovery of state excis taxes alleged to have been illegally as sessed and collected were filed In tn fderal district court in Boston in behal
 of IA corporations.
 l A fire which damaged badly the bo : factory of George R. Hobbs on MaVerlc and Cottage streets in the East Bosto district spread to tenement houses nearo and drove many families to the street. Rev. pr, Samuel Smith Drury rector n
 St. Paul's school Concord said he had d' cided not to accept the rectorship of Trir
 itv church New York York. in succe: sion to Bishop-eiect William T. ManninI Explosion of a gasoline tank in th < plant of the Diamond Oil and Paint Co z at Scranton, Pa. resulted in the death C | two persons. the serious injury of tw |. others and the destruction of the buildin s by fire.
 Ehe police department of sprinEleI ii Mass let it become known that it's d l. tectives are seeking to locate a persc [, or persons who last Sunday night entere
 the Roman Catholic church of the Hol
 Family and perpretrated descrstious
 the altar.
 V A eorOner's jury has returned a Verdi' k of accidental homicide in an investigate e of the death of Dr. Thomas J. Rovlan t who was shot and killed at his home Y Chicago Snnoay nlBHl py HIS HiAeS MI $ Lillian Rowland.
 e The New Britain Machine company hi If put into effect plan of releasing sing = men without dependents and retaining, [ = well as re-hiring wherever possible. ma - ried men with families. r Transfer of all prohibition enforc y ment work from the department of | is terna revenue to the department of jul
 tice is expected by enforcement officia g and is reflected in various reports to tn S, effect emanating from Washington. st Brent Dow AHinson, whose writin n and speeches made him one of the mo 'f prominent of those who refused to accel
 military service in the world war, is -- Germany and is planning a tour of Il u battlefelds.
 ,e The home of Anson Phelps Stokes. se l. retary of Yale university. erected in 177 n has been purchased by the university. TT 't building, which sdjoins the gradua st club will be turned over to the universi J. on July 1, when Dr. Stokes retires.
 James Carney. s4 of zs Walnut avenu
 a clerk in the Waterbury post office. w
 taken into custody on charges of robbil s the mails Carney has been an emplo
 of the postoffice in the capacity of cle B. for eight years.
 r. Knights of the Ku KIuI KIan we h. gathered at Atlanta Ga, from all par g-T