Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-06-10

nations are the means by which ma
lions can be brought to a disarma.
ment agreement or village rid or
nuisance, speakers at the recent con
ference of church federation secretar.
les agreed
The reply of the Canadian govern.
ment to the communication of the state
department suggesting negotiation or a
treaty as a basis for construction OF
the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence water
way was handed to the state Gepar,-
ment by the British embassy. The
Canadian government states that the
present is not an opportune time fol-
the negotiation of such treaty.
Whether any additional move will DO
made by the American government has
not been stated. -.
Declaring the United States is DIS
traced the world over ION account of
the law prevailing in many siates,n
Representative Dyer, Republican, Mis-
souri, in a letter to Chairman Ne'son
of the senate judiciary committee, pro-
tested against further delay on the
part of that committee in acting on the
anti lynching bill passed by the house.
The house judiciary committee, the
house Itself and the attorney general
have all gone on record as of the
opinion that the pending bill Is ccl.
s'itutional, Mr.. Dyer said, but he s,lg-
sested that il the senate committee
he'd otherwise, 1t ought to pass bill
which would. meet the situation.
Sergeant Alvin York at last feels
secure, the deed to his 4OO-acre river
bottom farm in Fentress county, Tenn.
having been presented to him with
The title clear by J. Il. Sheeler of
jamestown. one of the trustees OF the
fund started by the Nashville Rotary
club with which the farm WIS pur-
chased. The first campaign for the
fund left tile title to the farm cloudad
with mortgage, and tine ArgOnne
hero recently was reported consider
ably worried over meeting payments
on the indebtdness A second caln-
paign was inaugurated by the Rotar.
ians and the mortgage was paid. Pre-
sentation of the deed was held I'D
pending incorporation in the document
OF an account of the sergeant's exploit
in France.
Premier Stamboulisky of Bulgaria,
advocates the arrest and pupishment
OF girls who refuse to obey the new
law requiring them to work for The
government free four months out Of
each year. Under this law girls be-
tween 16 and 20, daughters of bour.
geois citizens of Varna and Sofia, are
required TO work, but only one hun.
ired have thus far complied. They are
doing sewing, tipping and hospital
work The law became effective
May l.
chief Justice Taft will leave shortly
for England, where during a stay OF
several weeks he will study the Eng.
fish judicial system with view to
determining its characteristics which
lead to great expedition In the settle.
inent Of legal trials and issues.
FOREIGN
Billions of locust are DESTROYING
falIs and fro rda1a II, .ho ror,,,;...x Al
tricts several miles from Naples, Italy.
Within few days many acres of
whc;lt. hops, clover and corn have been
wiped out and II Is estimated that the
tests are causing 100000 damage daily.
Last year n few locusts appeared and
their eggs are now producing a scour.
age of insects which Is covering the
land Il foot deep in some places. The
distracted population has ilnplored the
help of The government and measures
ire being taken TO prevent the spread
Of the plague.
British troops are be Ing kent in Dub.
I'm. not by the re. nest nj the Irlsi, pro.
i<i'4fsti rpNtl uiUt'nl UHl ptHsllISA Tile
if"ess OF ovaruation has been Tempo
lari'y suspended.
Although II has been confirmed that
the ministers of the United States
''rrnt Britain. France md .Tamnn IN
Pe.lln have heen negotiating to ar.
range unified policy toward China
with view to assisting mans for uni
''caii,i, with plan in 'Iusln2 flnan-
'tal MD to General Wli Pei Flu, it has
not yet been decided what the policy
o. the Japanese government VIII be.
Ont OF y 1000 barrels of bourbon
whisky s',irpcd to Harsc rwo years
a." 70 as ape conciscatinn hy the
American government. only 3.np0 re-.
in'iin, Eighteen thousand barrels have
been shipped. mainly to territory con.
tisruuos 10 the Un'tad Safes. rh'e1v
C'Ila The Il hlnas and C;in dn The