NORFOLK, VA., July 27.?Irish sympathizers in Norfolk, at a mass-meeting held at a hotel last night, adopted resolutions of protest against the treatment by Great Britain of "American ambassadors of charity and relief" sent to Ireland, and sent telegrams to President Wilson and members of Congress urging that the government insist that Great Britain allow the relief committee to land and perform its duties.
The meeting was held in response to telegrams sent out by John D. Moore, national secretary of the Irish Relief Fund Committee, urging all Irish organizations and prominent individuals in support of the relief of the Irish government in refusing permission to Thomas Hughes Kelly and Joseph Smith to land at Liverpool with funds raised for the relief of sufferers in the recent revolt.
ARREST IN BOMB CASE
Shoe Cutter Filled to Be One of Five Reputed for Sun Kruger Explosion.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.?With the arrest of Warren K. Billings, a shoe cutter, aged twenty-two, the police asserted today they were confident that their net soon would close upon a ring of five of whom Billings is alleged to be a member, believed to have perpetrated the bomb explosion in connection with the last week's preparations parade. Vigorous search is being made for Thomas Mooney, an industrious worker of the World.  Who, the police say, has been missing from San Francisco since the preparedness parade. 