Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-11-29


When allied troops march under the
arch OF triumph at the close OF the
war, allied sovoroigns and chief mag
istrates will BIO present, says the Paris
MEtin.
Movement of American troops
across the Atlantic has stopped entire
ly, and rehabilitation of troops In
environments and camps at home is
under way.
Germany's bill OF damage in Bel.
glum, payment OF which will be n OF
the primary conditions OF peace, Is
estimated at $500, 900, 900 by well.in-
formed Belglans.
bolshevik forces have resumed
their attacks against the American
and British positions at Tulgas, on
the Dvina river. They have been re-
pulsed with severe losses.
After having engaged in n number
OF skirmlshes with villa followers,
Mexican federals arrived in the Dor
der town OF ojlnaga, bringing with
them a number OF wounded.
American troops entered Briey, the
heart OF the Lothringlan iron fields,
Monday morning. There we're arches
across the main street and the town
was bedecked with flags. Fifteen hun
dred civilians greeted the troops.
A British admiralty statement is.
sued In London says the British mine
sweeper Ascot was torpedoed m
sunk by a German submarine Nov. 10
off the northeast coast OF England.
F%ifty-three members OF the crew we're
drowned.
Germany owes France SOS, 600, 000,.
900, according to figures complied by
Paris LIE Matln. The following items
are included In the total: Cost OF war.
s2S. 200, 000, 900; PREPARATION, 100000
0 $1,000; pensions. $4,000, O00. 900; re.
turn OF the 1871 indemnity, $1,000
100000; interest ON 1871 indemnity,
81 900, 000,00
over the shell pitted ground Of Gal
lipoli point. the British landed peace.
fully. using as stepping stones the
bnllet-rlddled hulks grounded under
fire in 1915. From these vessels thou
sands went toward the Turkish bat
terles and death during the Inflated
campaign three years ago. The Brit
fish are occupying the forts along the
lower Dardanelles. which the Turks
are turning over. They have already
placed 200 cannon In the hands OF the
British.
WESTERN
The total value OF building permits
issued for private construction work
In 142 cities throughout the United
States In october was less than for
any month during the last six years.
Heber j. Grant. president OF the
quorum of twelve apostles OF the Nor
mon church, automatically became
president OF the church through the
death OF Joseph Fielding Smith at
Salt Lake.
Fred George, alias Gruber, and
Harry Hinton escaped from the Idaho
penitentlary by scaling n twenty-foot
wall with the mid OF n twenty-fooi rope
mates by tho Red Cross for knitting
bWeutcrb TOT hOlulcrH.
Removal OF restrictions upon high.
way improvements was announced by
the United States Highways Council.
WASHINGTON
Congress arranged to adjourn Nov.
2l until the opening OF the final SEES
sion OF the sixty.flfth Congress on
Dec. 2.
Frank =. walsh, Joint chairman with
William H.. Taft on the National Wal
Labor Board. tent his resignation to
President Wilson.
Nationwide wartime prohibition is
nov up to president Wilson only his
veto or the proclamation OF demob.
ilzaton before June 80, 1919, can keep
the country wet"
John W. Davis was formally nom
mated by President Wilson TO be
American ambassador TO Greet Brit.
ain, aud Alexander g.. King OF Atlanta,
Ga, was nominated TO succeed Mr..
Davis as solicitor general.
President Wilson. Vice President
Marshall. members Of the cabinet and
supreme Court, other government Of.
ficials and the ambassadors and min.
listers OF the allied nations attended a
special victory and thanksgiving ser.
Vice at the Bethlehem chapel OF the
Episcopal cathedral.