Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-02-26

| i'uhu Naihlns ulOng the street III |
Montreal with his landlady's 6-monthS- |
old infant in his suitcase He was |
sent 10 an asylum.
The lower house of the Nebraska leg |
islature has passed a bin which would |
deprive aliens Ineligible to citizenship |
from owning land in the state of Ne
braska. The measure now goes to the
senate. where it stands good chance
of being approved.
7 A. T. ROdskler, Al years old, cashier
of the Farmers bank nj Spragueville,
Iowa, who recently took n vacation trip
to New Orleans, has Informed bank of
ficials from that point that he is So
900 short in his accounts, and that he
is on his way to Central America
WASHINGTON.
drastic measure against immigra-
ton during the next year was adopted
Saturday by the senate, which by 81 to
,, passed the Dillingham; immigration
restriction bill after adding amend
ments to increase its restrictive feat
ures. The bill, it is estimated, would
limit immigrants during the next
twelve months to slightly over 800, 900.
Food now is 21 . per cent cheaper
to the consumer than six months ago,
Ethelbert Stewart. government price
expert apnounced February 10.
Promotion of Il number of army of
ficers having the rank of colonel and
lower was approved Friday by the SEN
ate, but Republican leaders again re-
fused to permit consideration of civil
liam appointments of President Wilson.
Formal complaint against Federal
Judge Lands of Chicago for his re-
marks in the case of an Ottawa, H.,
bank clerk charged with embezzlement.
is made in a letter sent to the depart
ment of justice by Senator Dial of
South Carolina.
An attack on Japanese "demagogues
and junkers" was delivered in the
house Thursday by Representative
Miller Washington, in urging increas-
ed Notifications for Puget sound and
the Pacific coast.
After a heated debate the ! )use
adopted a resolution calling ipon
President Wilson for an iteit lied
allotments of the $l50,000,000 war
funds voted by congress.
FOREIGN
The polical strength of Pr mier
Lloyd George went up severa. points
when the returns from the Cardigan
byelection showed that Captain Evans,
the premier's secretary, had been elect
ed to the house of commons,
The Swedish engineer, Sven Ber-
gleue, is reported to have produ al IA
speaking moving picture, which r. ,ent-
ly was exhibited before scientists and
distinguished persons at Stockholm.
Professor Svente Arrhenius, director
of the physicio-chemica department of
the Nobel institute says the invention
solves the long attempted problem.
Indian rebels attacked the special
train of Viceroy Lord Chelmsford near
Allahabad, forcing the viceregai party
to abandon its efforts to reach Cal
cutta, according to adviceS received in
London
Count Andrassy, former foreign
minister, is reported to be rea6J to
waive in the name of former Emperor
Charles the latter's title to the throne
if the claims of Prince Otto, who was
heir apparent, are recognized by all
the royalist factions, is the news that
comes from Budapest
There are 100000 cases of nalig-
nant malaria in Russia, says a Moscow
dispatch. The mortality is said to be
3 per cent of those stricken The dis
paach states there are but 5000 pounds
OF quinine in the country.
The first trainload of bodies of
French soldiers killed mt the front the
work of disinterring which now is
rived in Paris February IS and were
buried in various Paris cemeteries
with all military honors
1t is officially announced at Cape
Town, South Africa. that the imperial
government has offered to purchase
100000 bales of last seasons wool, and
it is stated that Investigations are pro-
ceeding with view to the disposal
of the new crop.
The republic of Georgia has been
virtually overrun by Russian soviet
forces, who are threatening, if they
have not already occupied. the city
of Tiflis. capital of the republic, f''oI
which the Georgian government ha
fled.
The statement comes from Ru ssia
that not less than 20S00.000 peasants
are on the verge of starvation in Nolga
region and in other provinces in Rus
STA, and that popular revolts aga INST
bolsheviki rule are taking place.
Premier Lloyd George declared in
the house of commons on Friday that
he stood by his pledge that Germany
must pay to the limit of her capacity,