Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-10-23
WASHINGTON.

make tlle most impressive naval uem
onstration ever attempted by any
power next June, whentit will send two
great fleets practically around the
world. Either one of these fleets will
have twice the power of the fleet sent
around the world by President Roose-
welt in 1906.
Total subscriptions 10 the last issue
of treasury certificates maturing
March 5, 1921, amounted to S1S5,075,-
800, Secretary Houston has announced.
The amount offered was $100,000000
or Whereabouts and the total amount
of subscriptions allotted was $124 252,-
500.
The campaign conducted by the de-
partment of justice against the high
cost of living will be ended and the
entire fair price organization disbahd-
ed November |.
President Wilson has requested
Governor Allen of Kansas to forward
to the federal trade commission any
information he has tending to Indicate
INC, NV it'0lll httllHt Ill Nltdl DIlttS
was due to unfair practices or COM
petition or to other artificial causes.
FOREIGN.
Rioting in the notorious Marrow
bone district of North Belfast by
Sim Feiners and Unionists which
started Saturday afternoon, broke out
again at night in more serious form.
Troops were obliged to fire into the
crowds, killing John Gibson shpyard
worker.
Forces of General Wrangel, anti.
bolsheviki leader in South Russia, have
increased from $4,000 to approximate
ly 100000, according to reports re-
ceived.
Provisional President Huerta has
declared that he favored complete CO.
operation with the United States to
avoid disturbances along the frontier,
and asserted similar policy was be.
ing observed toward Guatemala.
The British government has put an
embargo on the export of coal from
the United Kingdom, effective mmedi-
ately. The embargo is destined to
conserve supplies for home use, the
move being the result of threat of a
coal miners strike.
The volcano Popocatepetl, twenty
six miles west of the city of Puebla,
Mexico, is reported to be in eruption
with much steam escaping and deep
rumblings.
II. S. Warner, secretary of the
A IN lean Students Temperance
Movement while addressing prohi.
bition meeting in Sheffield England,
was kidnapped by university students
and driven in an automobile to the
moors, where he was left, being
forced to walk back to town.
General Zeligouski, head of the gov
eminent formed at wilma after its re-
cent occupation by his troops. has
sent the old Lithuanian government
at kovno an ultimatum demanding
that all the Lithuanian troops be with
drawn twenty kilometers TO the west
of the Nilna-Grodno railway
Mile. Zizi Lambrine morganatic
wife of Prince Carol of Rumania has
refused to "sell her husband" for
S5,00o,000. That was the amount of
fered her by Queen Marie of Ruman-
In if she would quit the prince and
marry some one else, according to Il
dispatch from Paris.
The Serbian government takes the
attitude that Fiume must be awarded
to Jugo-Slavaka or put under the con
troll of the league of nations in set
Ting the Adriatic dispute between
Italy and Serbia, according to advices
from Belgrade.
The world Sunday School conven-
resolutions condemning racial discrim-
nation, the resolutions being toS, gned
particularly TO cover the American
japanese situation arising out of the
program in California
The Baku conference plans have in
stilled new life into the nationalist
who are said to be plotting 20 gain
Constantinople through bolsheviEi
and Armenia through
force. says Constantinople dispatch.
England is facing perhaps The most
ominous industrial crisis in its history,
due to the decision of the coal miners
to allow the strike notices to become
effective at once, following their re-
lection of the compromise offered.
More than 100000 miners will Sill Ike
ii is predicted.
Proposals have been made TO the in !
dependent socialists by some German !
generals that enforcement of the peace |
treaty be resisted. but the party lead
ers declined the offer. Herr Crispicn, |
leader of the party's right wing, de- |
clared in speech at Hattie.