Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-03-22

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Disagreement over the general appro-
priation bill caused the delay in ad-
| journment.
Organization of the Association OPP
posed to National Prohibition is an
! nounced at New York with the avowed
prime purpose" of making the
eighteenth amendment to the consti-
tuition forever imperative"
| Robert Livingston of Los Angeles,
convicted by court martial for deser-
ton and evading the selective draft,
was sentenced TO ten years in military
prison and his sentence has been ap-
proved by the proper authorities.
Mrs. Mary l. King was bound over
for trial at the June term of the dis
trict court at Garnett, Kans., on a
, charge of killing her husband, N. J.
King, well known stockman.
WASHINGTON.
| Maintenance of more employment
bureaus than the fifty-six determined
upon when the federal employment
service was ordered reduced because
of lack of funds will be made possible
| by cooperation of volunteer workers,
Director General DensmOre announces.
Recess appointments announced at
the White house included: Miss Effie
A. Frisbee to be register of the land
office at Juneau, Alaska, and Mrs.
Lulu Hurley of Elko, New, and T. d.
Rodriguez of La Mesa, n. NJ, to be
receivers of public moneys.
| Senator Borah of Idaho, who will be
chairman of the committee on labor in
the next senate, is quoted as declaring
that the government must. without de-
| lay, formulate a definite labor policy,
and incident to a reorganization of CO.
relationship between capital and labor.
labor must be given direct interest in
the industry in which employed.
Car and locomotive builders were
| told by Director General Hines that
means would be found to finance the
railroads and contemplated big pur-
chases of rolling stock. He empha-
sized that there was no cause fd'
alarm among industries affected.
A brand new political party to be
known as the Liberal party" is pre-
pairing to make its debut in the next
presidential campaign according to
advance agents who have interviewed
members of congress. 1t will seek to
nominate candidates in opposition to
both the Republican and Democratic
nominees.
FOREIGN.
The German delegates to the con-
ference at Brussels regarding the tax
ing over by the allies of the German
mercantile fleet and the provisioning
of Germany, on March IA definitely
accepted the conditions imposed by the
allies.
Thirty persons were killed and forty
wounded at Sungehun,, Korea, ON
March 4, according to translation OF
an account of the disorders in that
country published in a japanese news
paper at Seoul and translated by the
Reuters agency.
A concurrent resolution introduced
into the territorial legislature asks
that the president appoint to federal
offices in Hawaii only men who have
resided there for at least one year.
Seven hundred and tw"enty-nine per
sons were killed and 1854 were injured
ID aerial attacks by allied forces on
German territory up to November q,
1918. according to official figures made
public in Berlin.
Leo Jocisches, one Of the editors of
the Red Flag and prominent com
munist leader, has been shot down in
Moabit Jail while resisting the prison
guard Jogisches was arrested in Il
street demonstration.
Five hundred officers and enlisted
men of the American expeditionary
forces have taken the first action at
Paris towards the formation of an as
ISOLATION of veterans of the world-war
similar to the Grand Army Of the
Republic.
| If President Wilson insists that the
league of nations be Incorporated in
the preliminary peace treaty, the Brit
ish. it is understood, will cOncede the
point, although they still believe that
the preliminary pact is not the proper
place for the inauguration OF the
league, which, they declare, should be
included in the final peace pact.
The Finnish government has inform
ed the Polish government at Warsaw
by wireless, that it recognizes the In
dependence of Poland.
Nine sailors are reported drowned
in the sinking of the American naval
transport Yselhaven. which struck a
mine at l 80 o'clock Friday morning
according to report to Lloyd's. The
Yselhaven was bound from Baltimore
to Copenhagen.
The German submarine U-4S, while
attempting to escape from Ferrol,
Spain, on March IA, was chased by
a destroyer and sunk, according to a
Havas dispatch from Madrid.