Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-03-24
PERSONAL


Palm Beach was notable not for the
things he did but for the things he
didn't do. Although Americas fash
ionable winter colony was ready to
take the president into its wealthy
bosom and give him such a round Of
entertainment as he has never be-
fore experienced. Mr.. Harding side
stepped gracefully and left Palm
Beachers somewhat bewildered. All
that the president shared of the life
OF Palm Beach was its golf and
church service.
A gift of 100000 to Pacific uni
versity located by Mrs. Robert L.
Mccormick of Tacoma, Washington,
Weir, of the university. Under terms
stipulated by the donor, $4,000 Of the
sum is to be used in establishment
and maintenance of a chair of pa
triotism.
Mrs. Sadie Hickey was held for
trial in circuit court of South Da-
kota at a preliminary hearing on a
charge of accepting brides while sup
erintendent of schools for TODD coun-
ty. She declared the whole deal is
frameup and was started by politi-
cal enemies"
Paul Dimm is arrested and Seattle
secret service agents were ehilding
three plates alleged to have been used
for the manufacture of counterfeit
$50 federal reserve notes, following a
series of raids.
Samuel Gompers, 70, president of
the American Federation of Labor, Is
at Lenox Hill hospital, In New York,
suffering form influenza and bron-
chial pneumonia, it was learned. His
secretary, w. c. Roberts, announced
that Mr.. Gompers physician, DR.. Gus
tav Fisch, reported the patients con-
dition as serious.
William z. Foster, alleged leader
In the communist party, the under,
ground representative in America Of
the Third International Of Moscow.
will 60 on trial in the Michigan,
circuit court charged with violating
the Michigan law against criminal
syndicalism.
l am just plain citizen Joe Cannon
now, back in my home town, to spend
the balance of my days with my
folks" declared Uncle Joe Cannon
upon his arrival home at Danvilie,
Ill. Saturday. A salute of aerial
bombs, and a few friends gathered at
the station, constituted the greetings
he received, in compliance with his
own wishes. Later, the home folks
intend to hold banquet at which
he will be the guest of honor, when
they will formally welcome him
home. After greeting 'the boys" at
the station, Cannon was escorted to
his home, accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Cannon, members Of
his party. and spent quiet evening
chatting with a number of old friends
who called to pay their respects.
FOREIGN
Three warships Monday brought to
Dublin $50 rebel prisoners of the
free state, captured in a great round
up that extended to every corner of
the British Isles. The docks were
heavily guarded by national troops as
the insurgents were landed and con-
yeyed with tanks and armored cars
to Mount Joy prison.
Eight Germans are dead as the re-
suit of clashes with French troops In
various parts of Recklinghausen. One
French soldier and three Germans
were wounded in q riot at Dortmund.
A state of seige has been declared in
the entire Recklinghausen district.
Six men were executed at Dublin
Tuesday. They were arrested after
a raid and were convicted Of posses
sing arms.
The German population of Reck-
has been warned by the
French commander that II any fur
Their French troops are ambushed the
burgomaster and city officials who
are held as hostages win be shot at
once.
A courier for Hugo SHINES was in
tercepted Tuesday by the French as
he was about to enter the Ruhr
aboard a train. All the documents
he was carrying were seized. Most
of the Rl..-: magnates and industrial
firms have resorted to private mes
sengers in conveying mail
The American debt funding COM
mission has completed the formal
draft Of the debentures which en-
bodies the terms of the debt refund
ing settlement recently negotiated
with Great Britain. No announce
ment was made. however, rs to when
the contract would be submitted to
the British representatives for the
signature Of their government