Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

south of Melilia, Morocco, have been made by rebellious tribesmen. but they have been repulsed with heavy losses.
 Continued improvement in the condition of King Alexander of Jugo Slavia was announced in a bulletin issued by his physicians.
 A special anti-bootlegginE force sent to New York by the department of internal revenue has found evidences of three DIS separate wh:skey rings.
 Gold to the value of $443, 3,S13.OoO has been brought to the United States from foreign countries since the beginning ot the present year.
 More than one thousand lives, it is feared, have been lost in the riotins in the Malbar district of British h. dia.
 Shang Ming, "The Life" a Chinese weekly newspaper, made it's appearance in Chicago. The only other Chinese newspapers in the United States are in | New York and San Francisco.
 The anticipation of the army air ser vice of having the old L. s $. Alabama for bombing tests may be shattered in view of economies now being practiced by | the navy.
 Former Emperor Charles has planned with Admiral Horthy. the Hungarian re- gent, restoration Of the crown in Hun gary, says the Geneva correspondent of 1 the Paris Journal.
 A grave situation has arisen in the | Malabar district, on the west coast Of British India, where seditious ag.tators have been working on the religious fa- naticism of the ignorant natives.
 Organized women workers of the coun- try are pressing their demands for equal privileges with men in all unions atfiliat- ed with the American Federation of La bor.
 Judge Ebert H. Gary. chairman of the United States Steel corporation, an nounced that the corporation would meet price cuts in sheet and tin plates insti-
 tuted by independents.
 Telephone service in all directions from
 Williamson, W. Va, has been interrupted. lit is believed the wires were cut prepara- tory to the march of 2,5o0 miners into
 the Mingo county coal fields.
 Helen. , year old daughter of Mir. and
 Mrs. Mark Evans died at the Lawrence
 Mass, General hospital from burns re-
 ceived when she was playing with bon
 fire.
 , The treaty of peace between the United
 States and Austria was signed in Vienna
 Arthur Hugh Frasier, American commis- sioner in Vienna, acting for the Washing l ton government
 William W. Frazier, widely known sugar refiner and head of a family long
 prominent in the financial and social af- fairs of Philadelphia, died at his home there. He was S2 years old. A ten per cent. reduction in the pay
 of all salaried employees was announc-
 ed at the Lyme, Mass, plant of th'
 General Electric company. The GU . will become effective November l. : Mrs. Henry Dibblee, 76, of Chicago sister of the late Marshall Field, Chi cago merchant, died at her summe residence at York Harbor after thre' | weeks illness.
 : Siam and Uruguay have ratified tn
 protocol and statutes of the Inter
 national Court of Justice. The actiol of these nations brings the total mum Der of notifications up to twenty-siX William H. Norton, of Dover wh 7 has been spending the summer cruis ing on Moosehead Lake Me, was hel, : by the authorities pending an investi
 gstion of the killing of an unidentifiet ' woodsman.
 l
 Engineer Douglas Armstrong of Gram l Junction, Col, was killed and 9 Dassen
 gers were injured in a wreck of Denve
 and Rio Gtande westbound passenge
 train No l. about 1S miles east of Gran |. Junction.
 The recovery of stolen gold valued a S1O,O00 on the steamship Martha Wash = ington, which is due in New York fror e Buenos Aires. was announced in wire 5 less message 'from the. vessel to he = n agents.
 !, Lima, Peru, was without street Hghti Il street cars and water supply as a resul . of a strike of the employees of the cit j. electric light and power station. News 2 papers also were compelled to suspen S publication.
 II Creation of a labor party to ente . immediately into Dominion politics ha v been decided upon by delegates as
 sembled at Winnipeg, Man., from pro
 vincial labor bodies. More than $54o,ooo,o is expecte
 to be collected by the government iron income taxes and profits taxes O . September 15 when the third quarterl V inStallment is due,
 ; Major General James F. Wade, z: i, retired, died at his home in Jefferso,
 after a long illness. He entered tn s army during the civil war and wa d in continuous service for forty-s
 years retiring 14 years ago.
 A barefooted girl burglar. 12 years old
 caught beside a broken skylight on tn roof of a Chicago dry goods store. con
 fessed to the police that she and her 1 !. year old brother, who was arrested wit . her, had perpetrated between 25 and 3 ;s' robberies during the past few months. With the arrest yesterday of Grant ( s Oakman, former trustee of the Unite s States Housing Trust, charged wit IS larceny, three men were in custod
 in connection with what the polio
 believe to have been a swindle of mid s dle class persons seeking to own thei
 own homes.