Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-04-21
PERSONAL

with headquarters in Chicago, died
suddenly while on the golf links at
Camden, S. C.
American Ambassador Harvey and
Mrs. Harvey, together with their
daughter, Mrs. Marcellus H. Thomp-
son, and thler granddaughter, Doro-
thy, are planning to leave London
shortly for trip to the United States
it was said at the embassy.
Branding the prohibition law as
''damnable and impracticable," Unit
ed States Senator Edward l. Edwards
of New Jersey, addressing the Society
of Restaurateurs at New York, de-
clared he was enlisted in a war tc
stop the eternal Hypocrisy" now ap-
parent in connection with the law.
Bootleggers are accused by ProhI
bition Commissioner Haynes Of steal.
ing his automobile from in front OF
Washington theatre.
dispatch from New York az
nounces the purchase by Richard T.
Ringlang, Of Ringlang, Mont, OF 10 air
planes, which will be used by profess
sional rain makers in Montanas dry
land farming district.
Princess Yolanda, eldest daughter of
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen
Helena of Italy was married to Count
Calvi di Bergolo, captain Of caval-
ry, who holds a decoration for BRAY
cry in the World war The civil
ceremony, which took place in the
grand hall of the Quirinal palace, was
followed by the celebration of the re-
ligious rites in the Pauline chapel,
also, within the Qulrinal
Colonel William A. Starrett of New
York, recently indicted with former
Assistant Secretary of War Benedict
Crowell for alleged conspiracy to de-
fraud the government has abandoned
his plan to resist extradltion to Wash.
ington, it was announced.
Stuyvesant Fish, banker and form
er president of the Illinois Central
railroad, died suddenly Tuesday at
New York. Mr.. Fish, who was senior
director Of the National Park bank,
collapsed as he entered the bank to
attend directors meeting He died
almost instantly of heart trouble.
FOREIGN.
Eamonn de Valera, self-proclaimed
president of the Irish Republic" and
Dan Breen, his chief aide, have been
captured near Clonmel according to
report from Dublin.
French court martial has sentenced
Alderman Kunxto of Essen, to two
years Imprisonment and a fine of s.
100000 marks because he rejected a
demand that the school childrens
shower baths at Essen Roeltinghaus
sen be turned over far the use of the
troops according to reports received
from German sources.
Greece has irrevocably decided not
to pay farthing of indemnity to Tur-
key, declared M. Alexandris, foreign
minister of Greece, in an interview.
If Turkey insists upon an indemnity
Greece will not sign the peace treaty,
he asserted.
While DIR. Sun Vat Sens south
China government at Canton has now
| succeeded in obtaining a $4,000, 900
loan from British capitalists to re-
brild the municipal railway system,
Great Britain will not extend recog-
milton to the Canton administration.
The British government Thursday
| bowed to the will of the opposition in
| the house of commons on the question
of the treatment of war veterans,
which brought about its defeat on a
snap division Tuesday. The chancel-
lor Of the eSchequer announced that
a committee would be appointed to
investigate the grivances of ex-ser-
vice men in regard to the salaries
they are receiving in the civil SER
vice.
/ Thirty persons were injured in ma
live disorders at Amritzar India.
Troops were called to restore order.
Amritzar has long been the seat of
antiBritish agitations.
The French arrested Edward
Hamm, secretary of the chancellory
of the Cuno cabinet; Adam Steger-
valid. former premier of Prussia; and
Reichstag Deputy Giesberts. former
minister of posts. The latter two
were released but the French are con-
tinuing to hold Secretary Hamm on
the ground that officials active in the
German government had been forbid
den to enter the occupied area.
The Turkish nationalist assembly
has ratified the so-called Chester rail-
way and mining concession.
Horace Mann Towner of Iowa Sat-
urday became Porto Rico's eighth
American civil governor He took
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