Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-05-03
A naval seap,ane attached to the

| pleted a 2Ohour flight, in which il
covered a distance of 1850 miles, the
navy department has been advised by
/ the commandant at Norfolk.
/ Lost in the wilds near Ffnlayson
Mich. for forty-eight hours, during
which time they were attacked by
wolves and saved by their dog, the
/ three young children of Peter Kalmas
of Finlayson were found Sunday
Searchers came upon the children
about eight miles from their home.
Edward n. Hurley, chairman of the
United States shipping board, in adj
dressing the sixth national foreign
trade convention at Chicago, declared
that. with an American merchant ma
rine established, business men of this
country had no reason to fear the com
petition of Great Britain or any other
country in extending their export
trade.
WASHINGTON.
Special efforts to obtain oversub-
scriptions from communities TO coun-
! terbalanee possible undersubscription
from others are being made this week
by Victory Liberty loan committees
at the request of the treasury.
The government is about TO start
great roundup of draft deserters
who are to be tried and punished as
fast as apprehended.
Cancellation of contracts made dur
ing the war for construction of two
million tons of steel ships is announced
by the shipping board, which is prepar-
ing to close government work in many
yards throughout the country.
Units of the reserve officers train
ing corps are being maintained at 30S
institutions and comprise in their
membership 100000 students.
The Mexican governments denial of
lied by members of congress now in
Washington as another "Carranza"
blunder. 1t will be strictly enforced,
the statesmen said without regard to
the attitude of Mexico.
Replying in a statement Thursday to
the charge of Postmaster General
BurlesOn that he is the victim of an
organized propaganda" Charles John
son Post, director of the publishers
advisory board, declared that it was
not the publishers of the country who
needed defense but the postmaster
general himself
FOREIGN.
Reports from Bavaria state that the
communists of Munich threaten that
when the city is besieged, the citizens
will be shot in rows on the Marien-
platz. Numerous peasants, tradesmen
and work people are volunteering to
march against Munich.
Among the students enrolled at
Edinburgh university are 100 Ameri-
cans and fifty-five Canadians. The
total enrolment is thousand more
than last year and within 250 of the
pre-war figures.
The Costa Rican government has
issued an official denial of the report
from Managua, Nicaragua, that Costa
araguan boundary.
Indications that an organized Ger
man propaganda is being carried on in
the American area of occupation con-
tinue to reach advanced general head
quarters.
The Socialist parliamentary group
has adopted and sent to Premier Or
lando resolution emphatically de-
claring against new war, warning
the government not to submit to par
lament fat accompliq" (accom-
plished fact) which would lead to the
resumption of hostilities or the delay
in the rehabilitation.
The inhabitants of Olonetz, 40 miles
northeast of Petrograd in the govern
ment of Oonetz, have revolted against
the Bolsheviki. The revolt is spread
ing northward
A dispatch to the Central News says
Vienna newspapers report that Dr.
Alexander Wekerle, the former Hun
garian premier and minister of finance,
has died in prison.
An increase in the milling percent
age which will virtually put the world
back to a war bread basis for the next
three months is part of the program
adopted by the supreme food council
under the Craftsmanship of Herbert c.
Hoover
Party of the Hungarian communist
army facing the Rumanians southeast
of Budapest has surrendered and the
rest is in flight, according to Rum
anian official statement.
According to the official figures of
those paying the "out of work" dona-
ton, there are exactly 1,700,67S men
and women today who are jobless in
the British Isles.
An official statement by the Japan
csc embassy characterizing as eXagger-
ated current reports of cruel meas
ures employed by the Japanese author
tiles in suDnresSinp Korean disturb