Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-17
BRIEF TELECRAMS
Dr. Hugo Stadtler, journalist, was a rested in Berlin on charges of treason.

The United States government stands ready to approve the 60,000,000 loan by New York bankers to Cuba
 Premier Lloyd George will begin play ing golf in earnest with a view to a pos sible match with President Harding dur ing his visit to the United States.
 Appellate division of Brooklyn supreme court admitted John w. Davis, former ambassador to Great Britain, to the New York state bar.
 J. NJ Doran, chief of the chemical pro- hibition bureau, declared the odds are 50 to 1 that bootleg whiskey or gin is pois- onus.
 Ten men were killed and many injur- ed when 150 trucks of ammunition ex- ploded at Fort Rudmei, Rumanian arse nal and forttfication.
 A proclamation terminating prohibition in the Province of Quebec will be issued soon, Commissioner Drouin, of Quebec liquor commission, announced. Judge Harry Fisher sustained the de- murrer of the Chicago Tribune to the s1O,o0O 900 libel suit brought by the city of Chicago.
 John Sloan, 13, is dead at Clinton, Ind, as result of being struck by a baseball fouled off his own bat. The ball struck the younth on the head and killed him instantly during a school game. /, After a special meetins of the Spanish cabinet at Madrid, it was reported mem | <1ir again Moors and resignation of the minis | try is expected
 Steamer Abel is proceeding to the air | of shipping board steamer Auditor, re- ported disabled and out of fuel, 250 miles southeast of South Pass A gale is re- ported blowing.
 President Harding issued an order pro- viding that five points shall be added to men who are now seking presidential postal appointments.
 Claude Howe, a garage workers, shot Bessie Lewis of Maiden ct a Boston South Enr apartment house and then killedhimself. The woman is expected to recover.
 Leonard Wood became governor-geuer Iof the Philippines Saturday. He was sworn in immediately on his arrival in Manila, P. l., from Japan and took up the duties of his new office.
 Mrs. Edward c. Mason of Winchester was reelected president of the Massachu- sets Parent-Teacher Association in the closing session of the annual convention in Springfield.
 Steamer Victo, ia, with 400 passengers abroad, went aground in a snowstorm six miles south of Nome, Alaska, and re- mained fast for 13 hours. The vessel pro- ceeded to St Michaels, where she is now , held up by a storm.
 Wild west scenes were enacted in tn, Back Bay section of Boston, when a steer which had escaped from the Brighton , stock yards ran through the streets bur sued by mounted police.
 William Wilt, 8 St. Louis post offic,
 cler kwas arrested at a hotel in New
 York charged with embezzlement and re 3 ceiving stolen property. The police sait
 they found $13,0O0 cash on him. T Eight woodworking and lumber com g panies have filed suit against the Chica s go district council charging that tn 3 council is a monopoly and asking a tenn r porary injuction against it, n Frank A. Vanderlip, American finan :, cier left Constantinople Saturday forSofa
 Bulgaria. While in ConsSantinople h > conferred with the grand vizier and tn y minlster of commerce on financial an g economic questions. 7, An offer to increase the hour of wor at Monadnock mills at Claremont \, H T made acocrdin gto company officials fo 5 the purpose of helping the employees [ z add to their income during the winte months has been declined. = A bronze tablet cOmmemorating th u services of the 243,135 horses and mule
 attached to the American forces durin
 the war, 6S,602 of which perished, wa e unveiled in the state war and navy builE S ing in Washington.
 The Dutch government despatched
 note acepting the invitation of the Unite
 States government to participate in di.
  uestions at the impending Washingto
 conference.
 U A denial of reports that Rear Admir-; H Sims had declined an invitation to spea at the Armistice day dinner of the Ne ~ York chapter of the Military Order = the World was issued in New York at u chapters headquarters in New York. A man who described himself as F ward J. Wilson, 56 years old, postmast ,- and grocer at East Williamson, W, V; ,a gave himself up to the Worcester polio se The police said he told them he had le o+ his wife and children on Sept ember rv taking with him 200 of postal funds. r- Spanish forces in Morocco who are e
 gagged in the offensive against the insur
 ent Moors have collected the bodies
 400 soldiers who were slain by the tribe ,r men during the massacre that follow
 the defeat fthe Spanish forces Ia n- August
 ve
 of Officials of the state of Vera Cruz ha as lifted the embargo they placed on t as properties of the Aguia Oil company Ia mt Saturday, following legal proceedin 4s | hv firm Pri+icb