Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10

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ings announced to be in opposition to
the present administration of the
Christian Catholic church in Zion, OF
which William Glenn Voliva is the
oyerseer.
In collision between three cars on
the Lackawanna & Wyoming Valley
railroad near Scranton, Pa, eighteen
persons are reported killed and 100
injured
WASHINGTON.
Great Britain does not forget those
who prove themselves its friends in
the hour of need, Sir Auckland Geddes,
British ambassador to the United
States, told General Pershing in pre-
senting him bejewelled sword as
gift of the city of London.
A ruling defining new conditions
under which lapsed or cancelled war
risk insurance policies may be re-
instated by former service men and
women has been issued by the war risk
insurance bureau.
The public debt decreased by more
than billion dollars during the fiscal
than two billion dollars since August
81, when the war debt was at it's
peak, according to the quarterly lebt
statement issued by the treasury.
Following complaints that recruit
ing activities of the army and navy
were tending to still further increase
the existing shortage of farm labor,
Secretary Baker has announced that
steps have been taken to reduce to a
minimum recruiting work in rural
communities.
Representative Lehlbach, Republic
can, of New Jersey, in a letter to
President Wilson, protested against
Postmaster General BurlesOn's ruling
who have reached the age Of 70 years
must retire under the civil service re-
tirement act.
FOREIGN
Hundreds of Armenian families are
being reunited monthly through the
efforts of the members of the Ameri-
can committee for relief in the near
east, who are scattered throughout
the leading cities of Asia Minor with
headquarters in Constant. nople.
Recruiting for the new army that is
to replace the Volkswehr under the
terms of the treaty of st. German has
ceased, the allowed 10000 men having
been enlisted, says a dispatch from
Vienna.
Foreign influence is being brought
to bear on the Spar ish railroad policy
and proper development is thus pre-
vented, 1t was CHI arged by Juan de la
Cierva, former minister of war, in a
speech urging naturalization of rail-
ways, which has been the subject of
wide commend and sharply divided
opinion.
The Hungarian minister of educa-
ton has issued ruling that only 25
per cent of the high school students
may be Jews. AT present so per cent
of the students are Jews.
Twenty thousand orphans of France,
whose fathers gave up their lives in
the great war, filed past Hugh c.
Wallace, the American ambassador, In
the Tuileries gardens, at Paris, dip
ping miniature American flags as a
tribute to the United States on indie
pendence day.
British warships attempted to land.
marines Friday at Mudania, on the
Sea of Marmora, but they were re-
pulsed by rapidfire guns widely scat
tered along the coast. Evidently the
guns were placed since the British
landing on June 20.
Forty housemaids at Buckingham
palace, all under 80, have quit their
jobs because Queen Mary refused to
increase their wages 10 per cent
Japan has decided to occupy such
points of the province of Saghalien,
Siberia, as 1t deems necessary pend
ing the establishment there of legiti-
mate government and satisfactory
settlement for the massacre of 700
Japanese at Nikolaievsk.
Three-fourths of battaliGn of Irish
Connaught rangers stationed ut JUL
under In the Punjab, India, mutinied,
following the arrival of news of re-
cent events In Ireland. according to a
dispatch from Simla, under date of
July 2 to Reuters, Ltd.
General Chang Ching Yao, military
governor of Human, whose failure to
combat troops of the southern Chinese
republic caused the loss of the Chang
Sha and Yo Chow, 1t Is alleged, has
been deprived of his military rank,
shorn of his honors and ordered to
Pekin to answer for his conduct of