Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-04-28
PERSONAL

intorndtlondl JurlSt OF the republic,
sailed for Europe. His destination
is The Hague, where he will attend
the approaching session of the in
ternational court, of which he Is one
of the judges.
Goldie Hughes, little 17-year-old
girl, Is In st. Joseph infirmary at
Houston, Texas, in comatose condi-
ton, the result, according to Dr. r.
l.. Bradley Of acute dilation of the
heart following her feat OF 81 hours
of continuous dancing.
Political popularity of Chancellor
OF the Exchequer Stanley Baldwin has
been increased to such an extent by
the success of his budget recon-
mentioned that he was prominently
mentioned as the next premier of
England.
Former Senator Charles f. Towns
end of Michigan, assumed office as a
member of the American section Of
the International joint commission,
having jurisdiction over Canadian
boundary waters. He fills the va
cancy made by the recent resigna-
tion of former Senator Obadiah Gard
ner of Maine.
For the first time in his career,
Charles f. Murphy, "boss" of Tam
many Hall, Tuesday took the witness
stand in New York court and sub
mitted himself to cross examination.
He testified in his suit for the return
OF $4,000 which he claims he adj
vanced to Louis N. Partof when they
became associated in the war time
glucose DEAL
Edward M. Fullington, insular au-
ditor, is being mentioned as a prob
able successor to e. W. Wilson, who
resigned recently as manager of the
philippine National bank when the
board of directors withdrew its sup
port of his loan policy. Fullington
was appointed insular auditor by
President Harding more. than year
and half ago. His home is in Co
lumDuS, Oh1o.
Laurence Ginnell, who called him
self the envoy to this country of the
de Valera party in ireland, was found
dead in his hotel room at Washinton.
Physicians said death resulted from
natural causes.
GENERAL
According to the News of the
World, former Premier Lloyd George
will visit the United States and Can
ada next September, and deliver
speeches in New York, Chicago,
Washington, Montreal and Toronto.
With the exception of Lord Balfour,
Lloyd George will be the first of Eng
lands premiers to cross the Atlantic.
FOREIGN
Two Poles were killed and several
others wounded in guerilla fighting
on the Lithuanian frontier. Com
mander of Polish military station
was kidnapped by Lithuanian irregu-
lars.
DR.. Sun Vat Sen, head of the South
China government at Canton, has
fled from the city on gunboat, ac-
cording to a report. The Cantonese
troops were defeated in battle by
Kwang-Si forces. Shen Yung-Yin,
commander of the victorious troops is
said to have assumed governorship
of Canton.
A dispatch says that the state
forces in Rio Grande Do Sui have
taken the city of Alegrate, which was
abandoned by the revolNtionaries af-
ter a short fight. The correspondent
adds that the government forces are
concentrating in the Quarahy district
where the rebels have collected 1900
men.
Members of Italian communist or
ganization were arrested, charged
with plotting the assassination Of
leaders of the Fascist. According to
police the conspirators plan to create
a reign of terror and to murder the
Fascist chiefs under cover of the
general excitement.
Only silent tribute to the memory
of the dead marked the opening at
Paris, Monday of the new "Hall in
honor of the allied armies. "Officials
from all the allied nations were in at
tendance.
The municipality of Muanay, pro-
vince of Tayabas, is being terrorized
by gang of 80 bandits who are COM
hitting depredations over a large
area, according to official advices at
Manila. A force of Philippine con-
stabulary has one on the trail of the
marauders.
Attempts were made to wreck two
trains on which members of the
French and Belgian cabinets were
supposed to be passengers. Both at
tempts were unsuccessful, Two bombs
were placed on the rails in front of
train proceeding from Dusseldorf