Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-01-06


las resigned.
Administration forces IN the senate
are strengthening their lines IN prep
aration for the fight they will make
TO prevent adoption OF Senator Borah's
resolution requesting President Hard.
Ing to summon an international eco
nomic and disarmament conference.
President Harding and Mrs. Hard
ing celebrated Christmas very quietly.
On orders from Brigadier General
Sawyer. the presidents private ply
sician. Mrs. Harding refrained from
all activity for fear that she would
have n recurrence or the serious ILL.
ness that almost resulted in her death
during the summer.
Every employee of the White House.
down to the last messenger and
kitchen maid a receiver a five-dollar
gold piece as a Christmas gift. with
the personal compliments of the Pres.
ident and Mrs. Harding.
Reciprocity between all states OF
the United States and the District OF
Columbia In the matter OF automobile
licenses will be sought in an amend
ment to he proposed to the pending
agriculture appropriation bill. 1t was
announced by Representative Charles
r. Curry. of California.
Bootleggers must confine their &C.
tivities to other places than the cor
ridors OF the Capitol building. was
the order issued to capitol police and
custodians by Senator Curtis.
The annual supply bill for various
branches of the government service
under ehe Interior department carry
ing S274.2l5,3o0 was reported to the
house. The total is S2.996,765 less
than last year and s1.1E.952 below
the hldset estimate.
The United States senate was dub
bed al Areadian body by Senator
Moses OF New Hampshire. speaking
at the 117th anniversary dinner of the
New England society and the SU2nd
anniversary of the landing or the
Pilgrims Il speak OF 1t deliberately
as that Arcadian body" he said. be
cause 1t Is ruled by an agricultural
bloc. a group made up of eighteen
lawyers. one editor and a well-digger."
FOREIGN
Twenty eight lives and five ships
have been lost In terrific gales ana
hurricanes raging in the Atlantic
along the English coast
The British financial mission have
sailed from Liverpool for the U. =
1t is the hope of the mission to reach
some understanding with the U. ).
regarding payment of interest due on
public loans.
General Pamkalos has been appoint
ed commander In chief of the Greek
Troops in Thraee In an effort to al
10y the mutiny that has threatened
that section OF the country.
Former Emperor Wilhelm has no
right to collect interest on British
Bends is the verdict rendered by the
court of appeals at Brussels. The
payment OF several million francs In
teress due on bonds was repudiated
by a British Bank when ii learned
who held the bonds.
Emil Frey. former president of the
Swiss confederation and first Swiss
ambassador to the United States. died
at his birthplace. Arlesheim, near
Basle. In his eighty-fifth year. NJ
Frey represented Switzerland in
washington from lSS2 to 1888 and
was elected president of Switzerland
in ISIS.
A special decree forhiddtng the car
ryins of arms in Poland has been Is
sued At Warsaw according to infor-
nation from tha, city. 1t says that
all persons whose activities threaten
the security OF the state viii be ar
rested al once. Farades and other
public GATHERINGS have been forbid
den and the police have been aataor>
lied TO search private dwellings,
France gained an important victory
il the allied reparstions commission
by vote OF to l declared Germany
in voluntary default In her wood
deliveries for 49,. France. Belgium
and Italy voted IN favor OF the de-
clarstion. while Great Britain cast
its ballot against IL
Albert 4. Fall. secretary OF the in
terror. 1t became definitely known VII
ieavs President harsiags cabinet be-
fore spring.
The adm nistration hopes to have
every police officer in the United
States act As a dry agen: In = new