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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-15
PLAN INCREASE
OF NAVAL RADIO
ACROSS PACIFIC
During Past Two Years Cable
Has Been Supplemented
for Transportation Of
All Messages.

pan FRANCISCO, June l4.-While
naval radio communication across
the Pacific during the last two
years, experimenting the CONNER
eial Pacific cable. has carried a
greater volume OF transpaeific mes
sages than ever before transmitted,
plans have been approved that will
increase this volume to five or six
times the present capacity. In
formation concerning these pro-
posed improvements revealed here.
indicates that the fast-expanding
demand for commercial communi-
cation facilities which have led to
plans in Japan for 1 new trans
pacific cable, will BE met by radio
transmission and congestion will
soon be "a matter of the past.
High Speed Apparatus.
Installation Of automatic high
speed sending and receiving appara-
tus at ell high-power naval radio
stations, and the opening OF . Sec
ond transpacific radio circuit are
Awo Of the main improvements that
have been approved. Vast strides
in radio Transmission have been
made during the past two years, ini-
provenents, that, however, have
been guarded as war secrets. When
detailed reports are made available
OF the amount Of communication
handled, commercial and govern
ment, and complete assumption Of
transpacific communication by the
naval radio during periods when the
cable was rendered useless by
breaks, the revelation OF service
will come as surprise to those in
terested in transpacific communica-
ton. it has been learned here.
The use of subterranean anten-
nae. used with excellent results on
the Atlantic coast, was Just recently
added to the naval radio communi-
cation service in the Pacific. Instead
Of high aerials. the antennae is
placed few feet underground or
in the water.
Plan New Circuit.
The next important development
will be the establishment Of sec
ond transpacific circuit to the north.
from a high power stationNat Key
port, Wash; to St. Paul, Pribylof
Islands; to Russian Island, Vlad;-
vos.ok; to the Marine station, Pek-
ing. and Cavite. Those stations are
all American radio stations. The
Russian Island station at Vladivos-
fox will be able to communicate in
addition with Shanghai, a Fren.h
station; Omsk, and other Siberian
stations.
1t is expected here that by July
LIST. the northern transpacific naval
radio circuit will be in operation.
Radio communication, commercial
and government, has been in oper-
ation regularly to the Orient for
more than two years, and the only
times there have been congestion
were when cable trouble occurred
and the unusually large amount of
traffic regularly handled by the ra-
do circuit was further loaded down
by the volume normally carried by
the cable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-15

No. io-Freneh Blue Moirs
frock, Misses model, former
ly $s5, reduced to $50.
No. ll-Black Satin Draped
Poiret copy, Misses model
formerly $50, reduced to 500.
No. l2-Flesh Satin Seqyin
y lace trimmed, Misses model
formerly $9s, reduced to 500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-15

No. I - Black Moirs, Draped
Model, filet lace vestee,
French blue satin trimming
was S98, reduced to 500.
No. Navy French Taffeta,
imported copy, Brocade trim
med; $3.50, reduced to 500.
No. 3LPaisley design Chiffon
and Gray and Rose draped,
ruffle trimmed was $95,
reduced to $50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-15
Renown!

THERE are three measures Of renown
j Local, national and international.
Any product gaining and maintaining all
three for upwards Of quarter century
must of necessity be the most perfect
and the most popular Of its kind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-15

No. White Khaki Kool Che.
nile embroidery sport ,frocks
formerly $85, reduced to $50
No. s-Bsise, Kittsn's Ear Sat-
in, embroidery trimmed; for
merly $50, reduced to $685.,
No. s-Navy Taffeta, cut steel
beaded French modal; for
merly 500, reduced to 500.
FLOOR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-15
The Victor
Nctrela

alone occupies this proud position, and
travel where you win on the face Of the
globe you will always find that it reigns
supreme in the hearts and the homes Of
the music-loving public.
COME IN AND LET US DEMON
STRATE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-06-15

No. +Bsigs and Nile Pompa.
dour Chiffon filet lace pam
els; was $3.50, now $50.
No. s. Pearl Gray Chiffon
genuine filet lace and silver
band trimmed - formerly
sos, reduced to 500.
No. C. Chartreuss Chiffon,
draped over white, Satin
electric blue girdle; former
ly $3.50, reduced to 500. !,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-31

50 ne Il lad over for a iuther investi-
cation.
IL 10 In the sense Of this board that
something should be done In the way
o. constructing passable road from
Lincoln County through SOcorro Coun-
~ 70 San Antonio 20 connect with the
main highways Of thnt section, and Il
10 The desire Of THE Bonf6 that some
co-operntion should be- had on the part
Of Aocorro County ns wen rs the State
Highway commission. The chairman
Of this board IL hereby instructed 70
Communicate with the Board of County
Commissioners Of Soeorro County and
II possible 70 arrange q meeting Of
representatives Of both counties, either
at Socorro OF Carrizozo, In order that
a full and complete understanding may
be had In regard 10 the proposed con-
struction Of road.
The Board sdjourns until January
Goth, 1910.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-31
Warranty Deeds

uary IS. 1919.
Warranty Deeds
G. II. Weisher and j. G. Mon
toya to u. S. Devor, Johnnie,
Iron and Cream lode claims,
Jicarilla Mining Dist. Cons. $l.00
Dan Dawson ct al to u. S.
Devor Buck No. 3, J%icarilla Min.
Dist. Cons. 81, 000
S. II. Nickels and VT. to Fred
Pfingston Tract near Lincoln,
Cons. $4, 500.
w. H. Sewer and VT. to Fred
Pfingston Ten Acres near Lincoln
Cons. $4,000.
Procopio Pacheco and VT. E.
P. & X. Ry. About IL acres near
Lincoln, Cons. So, 000.
Ell Captain l.. S. Co. E. P. &
N. b. Ry. tract parallel to right
of way, Cons. 81. 90.
Ancho Brick Company. Board
of Education. Site for School
House in Ancho. Cons. $1.00.
Bernhardt Appel ct al to Anas-
tacio Mendez Lots l q 2, Blk.
80 Carrizozo, Cons. $3.50 90.
Anastacio Mendez, ct ux, to
Trinidad Duran, Lots | & 2 Blk.
80 Carrizozo, Cons. 5000. 90.
Amos l.. Gaylord to Grant
Gaylord Copper Glance l & 2,
Sutton, Nogal, Gaylord and Bet
tie M. Claims in Nogal Mining
Dist. Cons. ST. 90.
r. M. Treat to D. l.. Jackson,
Lot l., Blk. GO, White Oaks.
Cons. $500.
Oliver Peaker to Warden
Brothers 100 acres east of White
Oaks. Cons. $4,000.
Erastus Lacey and wife, GAO
acres east of White Oaks, Cons.
SIS, 900.
p. G. Peters TO Denecio Tru-
jillo, 100 acres near Captain.
Cons. 81. 90.
Denecio Trujillo to Cora Gale
gos, ct al ! Int. in 800 acres near
Captain. Cons. 81. 90.
Jacobo A. Trujillo TO A. f..
Slower, 100 acres north of Plea
cho.
G. b. Short to Mrs. May Zum-
walt, Block AZ town of Nogal.
Cons. 300.
Clark Hust and wife to Lin
Branum, la acres near Carrizozo.
Jno. +. Bell and wife to II. S.
Campbell, Lots 6 and Z, Blk. 10,
Carrizozo. Cons. $500.
j. I. Doak and wife to r. l..
Stevens, all int. in Lots rs, Blk.
3, McDonald's Add, Carrizozo
Cons. 500.
Harvey A.. William and wife
to Citiz rs Livestock Loan Co.,
about 600 acres south of Picacho.
$40. 90.
Matilda Harvey ct ux to Sarah
h. Hughes, y Int. in lots q, 2e
%, Blk. Z Carrizozo.
Patents
U. S. to Denecio Trujillo 100
acres near Captain.
Marriage Licenses
Elton Boone to Bessie Orehe
White, both Of C~arrizozo.
Edward William Nelson to
Nina Talley, both Of Captain.
Joseph Purcella to Gregoria
Perales, both of Tinnie.
Furnished by the American
Title and Trust Co., Incorporat-
ed, Abstractors, Carri2ozo, New
Mexico. Gail M. Osborn, Sec
rotary.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-31
Pay Your Road Tax

| have been appointed by the
Board of County Commissioners
to collect the road tax in this
precinct. The tax is SO 90 as
sessed against every able bodied
man between the ages of n and
go years old. This tax is now
due, and prompt payment of the
same is requested.
G. r. McQUlLLEN,
96tf. Collector Precinct IA
Cars washed at Western
Garage.
For Sale-Parke Davis Com
pany's Blacklegoids. Tue Tits.
worth Co.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-31
Recorded instruments

Two weeks, week ending Jan
uary IL. 1919.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15

the league that is to be, for there
can be little doubt that the constitu
ton will be adopted BY the Conference
and by the leading nations of the
world, will forever prevent war. The
league may be made quate in many
ways. 1t may fail to stop wars and
Instructions and abuses Of various
kinds. But it establishes new set
Of ethics in the relations Of nations
one with another. it forever discards
the old story that anything goes"
between one naticn and another, and
that tho rest of the world has no con-
Germ with such quarrels unless d.
rectly affected.
1t establishes the principle that
right and justice ought 70 be tie cri-
terions Of international relations, in
stead Of military power and chica-
merry. The project OF 4 league OF
nations need alalm 10 one, not even a
Republican Senator. 1t would involve
no sacrifice Of any nation 5 sovereign
IT, it would not compel any nation
10 engage in war if it were inois-
rcsed, and it wc3ld not provide the
cratral organization with an army
nj: navy that might possibly be
n,;.:used.
The purpose of the league, n the
present form of the project, woulG
be to compel nations to arbitrate
their disputes Livery dispute must
be referred to the governing body,
ard il its decision be MT accepted, the
DISPUTE must be referred 10 aroitra-
tors. All parties to the league would
be under obligations 10 join III ar
economic boycott Of any country that
should violate the rules, and this IS
weapon CT great potency. Germany
cc..ld not have fought if ali the na,
tons Of Europe and the United
States had severed all commercial re-
lat.0ns with it when it refused the
eno,ts of England, France and Rus
~ {, secure delay, diplomatic nego-
.;aii.n. 0. az 5itraticn III some form OF
other any form that Germany sho@ld
accept.
T'he opposition of Germany CT that
occasion Indicates how potent COM
n.rat!on If nations % condemp re-
So; to force would be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
COMMUNICATED
To The Editor:

To The Editor:
\ few questions that might be ask
ed, and Il few suggestions that might
be made, by an interested citizen, IN
regard 10 Alexandria city govern,
mcnt.
Why is it necessary to increase tax
Is from $3.50 to $500. No budget 81
estimate has been submitted showing
what money the city needs for Ii,
ensuing year. Does the Council them
selves know what their needs are. OF
are they basing their rate OF taxa
ton as inferred by newspaper state
mcnts. on the amount they spent last
year Can Inc Council themselves in
telligently lay d tax rate, without 4
budget showing the cost OF maint2n-
ance of the City Government together
with the new work ard improvements
they contemplate making during the
ensuing year: Could any private
business be conducted on such basis :?
If rot. why should the important bus
ness CT the City suffer by the use If
su h methods"
How does the tax rate and assess
ment Of Alexandria compare with
other Cities in the State?
There are few. if any, that pay a
higher rate If this is so, how do The
returns compare with those enjoyed
by other Cities?
Gas, Fire Department.
Schools. Police Department,
Streets Health Department.
Water. Garbage removal.
What is the cost of operation OF
City Government?
How much remuneration does the
City Official receive?
Is the Anticipated fee system Of re-
muneration still! in existence. and If
30, IS there a statement showing what
these fees amount to?
Does the city CT Alexandria. which
is supposed to be doing a $250,0Gn
business, issue any clear statement Of
the business it transactS, TO its stock
holders, tor voterS)? When was the
last statement issued. and was ii Il
statement that an ordinary citizen, CT
even the City Council, could under
stand?
Is there a man III the City Council
who can explain. and who understands
the inner Workings Of the machinery
OF AlexardriaS' heaGlcss, taiiesS gov
ernnent?
Is i 4 fact ,ha, the garbage re-
moval system CT Alexandria in under
the direction Of The Health Depart
:aent me Poor Committee Of Coun
CT. and tie City Engineer. If this
< TIC case. and q citizen has 4 COM
plant 10 make in regard TO Garbage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
LABORERS WANTED

Laborers Wanted-46 cent, DsE
hour.
Apply Naval Torpedo Assembling
Plant, Fleischmann Construction
Co. 266-tt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL, o02 Pa. Ave-,
Washington, D. G. Phone Franklin 1874
Largest Radio Institution in America

with the City Government Wa car
cxrja ! h working Of a,.A function,
of he provisions Of orr p..as@nc ciiart-
CT # ,!:sre is .,.ch a man ard he can
be lcc;,:cd his cxpianati1l would he
valuable in securing The desired analy-
SIS
1t was stated by CouTc;la.&u that
tie p";ca e Gas was raie.i because.
he Gas works was opera ii at u loss,
last year Would not the citizens ap-
prec!atc a statement OF t., business
transacted t. $uJs:ancii. :, this !act
Probably tie Councilman who rlade
This statement, charged against the
Gas works last year, the cost Of -
building the new plant. It will prob
ally develop that the Gas plant IS
PAYNE the City handsome returns aE
present. and if the present Gas plant
can't furnish good gas at $3.50 PER
thousand. md make thirty or forty
pc. cent or i. it should be disposed
Of t. q !1rlyat" corporation to operate.
s, IF tic gas works is making morrr
nj ,prc,ent.. is it fair 10 SADDLE an adj
d;ticna; burden on the Gas consumers
10 iit,D support the General City Gov-
evnnenc. Would it not be more Just,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15

TO continue 10 rent teams. and thus
Discriminate in favor OF few IN.
crested parties and against the ma.
jocit:;.
IS there an available copy Of Alex
auGr;as City Charter that an interest
Ell citizen could secure, if so where
can it be secured?
IS there an available copy of
the city ordinances, that is
brought up TO date, that could
be secured by an interested
citizen? If 50 where can It be found?
If the intricaces Of the present
City Government can be unrayeled. i
would be interesting to the citizens
to see a Cratic Chart of the present
City Government 20 compare wiki Il
Giraffe chart Of the workings CT an
American Business Corporation and al
so with chart CT the business sys-
ten Of Government provided for Cities
Of Virginia by the State Constitutions.
This Giraffe comparison would prob
ably open the eyes of at least the
business constituents of A!e;san-
dria's citizenship.
Would it be improper, in order to
throw proper light or the situation to
investigate our present form Of gov
crrn1et,.. ard compare It with other
available forms Of government? # our
RE zsnt system is complicated and an
ciquased,, We have 70 right TO expect
returns for mjoney invested
in taxes.
If our present SYSTEM is the hest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15

let us all get behind ard boost our
present system ard lend it our loyal
support, with renewed vigor.
If our system is wrong and does not
provide the machinery for efficient adj
m:nissrat:on It should be changed. Our
present officials cannot be expected
10 accomplish the impossible.
Would it rot be the intelligent and
fair thin" to DO to investigate the
matter and see what facts develop.
and upon the results obtained. either
change our government, or stop Crit
ciSing our present system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15

removal, who can he go to for relief ?
Are the different departments OF the
City co-ordinated and do they CO.
operate together, or does each de-
paGtmert function separately?
Could private corporation, who
aim is efficiency, exist following the
methods pursued by Alexandria's C:sy
Government?
IF the City Government is inoftic!-
ent. who is suffering. by it? II the
ci.:zers are suffering by it, is il be
case they are afraid Of hurting The
feelings Of their wei! meaning rep.
rescrtaa;ves in Council, who are un-
doubtedly well meaning and doing a.
mach as any ether citizen could do
VIII antinuated instruments Of Gov
eminent in their hands. If the citizens
CT Alexandria desire - dollars worth
cf service for dollar expended can
they expect to receive it without pro
viding a system Of Government. found
ed on business principles? Emphat:cal
y 40.
If the citizens are convinced that
better results could he enjoyed by
adcpting a business form of municipal!
government. are they so unselGsh that
Ger sentiment they are willing 10 b.
left forever behind il the reforms in
City Government that are swcepii,%
he Whole country, ard which reforms
have produced untold benefits to
every community it has entered.
Dc ii" people of Alexandria knew
tina; nearly two-huntred cities through
CIT the country have adopted and
lee0 hcneited by the business form OF
city Government?
Do the citizens of Alexandria, iIno"
that Norfolk. Portsmouth, Peters
burg, Charlottesville. Fredericksbur::,
Winchester and Farmvillc have NJ
ready adopted the Commission anag-
CT form Of Government. ard that rr&c
tical.y ali other progressive cities in
the State are laying plans for adopt
ing The same form. Do they know.
that the legislature of Virginia, n
iGli, passed State law providing for
a business form of government. that
this LII provides the necessary ma
ch.ncry fer the bushes: adm:n!S.ra-
ton q Government, and it can be
adopted ~ any city in the common
wealth. simply by a vote Of the ma.
jority Of the qualified voters, voting
il me election. Do the citizens i
know that they do not
have to 90 10 the legislature, TO change
their charter. but that the whole an
1;Ggated charter can be wiped oat
md new sin2pliiied form of Gov
,-ImcI. adopted, simply by ar eI-
preston Of the desire BY the VOTERS.
DO the citizens Ct Alexandria kaow
ma: the City Charter Of the City q
IS the most intricate and
cmpl Gated organ Of, Government II
ne State Of Virginia. and probably IN
he United States.
Is there i single man concerted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
MASONIC NOTICE

\ called communication Of Alex
cn,ir;a Wa .thirgcon Lodge Nc. - i.
I. and \. ~ Will be held N its ta,9-
pie IN Sunday, February 10Th at , 30
p. N. for ,he purpose Of ATTENDING"
the funeral Of oUr late Bro. J T.
Roberts. Members Of ANdraw Jac':-
sen Io1ac and all Master Masons ii
good s;&n9irg are invited 10 Join vi.
us. Members will obiigc the Master
~ using automobiles if they have
them.
e. PAGE WALLER. IT.. S2cv.
40-lt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

No man. unless confirmed cyn!t
or a hidebound partisan. can study
the plans of the proposed league {
nations without being cohHinced that
a great. perhaps an epochal, advance
has been made to@ard world peace
and world betterment.
II would DC too much 1 expect tIsV;t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
MULTUM IN p.iRSO

Some Of our contemporaries, which
have the space. devote :. certain sec
ter to the international Sunday
School lesson OF the week. They
print the text and with it practica!
remarks. The Gazette ii times on
Saturdays contains an article of
$; ritual trend, but of late the many
momentous happenings OH this planet
has rendered it necessary Cor us 10
"c;!t out" this feature
The international lesson for tomor-
row will be the DecaloGue in the Goth
chapter OF Exodus.
A few days ago we visited the Dis
trict Supreme Court room in Wash
ington. and While there our eyes wan
dered t. III. many shelses and TIE
thousands Of books bound IN sheep
which contain laws, rulings and
legal Opinions. We fell int 4 reveric
during which We realized that there
IS marked contrast between laws
conceived !.y man and those Of the
Creator. No man could carry the con-
tents of tn thousands of volumes III
his head. We compared these codes
and opinions with the Ten Command
ments. and in cur revere many cpl
grammatic passages Of Holy Writ en-
tered our mind.
A New Testament writer Sums up
al the human shortcomings in Il few
.,nes-the lust Of the flesh, the lust
of the eyes and the pride Of life
aad il wcid be difficult 70 think OF
any human weakness which does not
come under enc head or 'he o;her.
The Ten Commandments are espec-
ally epigrammatic. They are much
in littlt, as our headline suggests.
We a.e told that tne Dccalo=u
was written BY the CrnHto. himself.
1t is plain. can be unaer 'ood b. the
way-falin9 man though !. fool. AID
proclaimed IS il was from Mount
S.rai It placed an aWlci responsibility
on those who heard It, as well Is
those thirty-iive hundred years later
who hear these commandments read
every Sunday, while they stare at Us
from table; in the sanctuary.
The Man OF Gaiiicc gave u another
communicative mass do untt
others as we would aave others 4"
unto us. He also summed up Inc
Bible epigr&mmaticuliy w,lcn He sad
to love God with all or hearts ANA
souls and our neiehb,r as ourselves
i, al! the law ard The prophets. e.,
the entire O.d Testament.
The Sunday School lessen for To-
morrow is on, CT the most important
in the sacred canon. ], is brief
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
EXPECTS AID !:ERE
Germany Plans to Borrow Large Sum
in |. s. Af:eT Peace is Signed
is Signed.

Geneva, Feb. 15.--Thc Lausanne
Gazette says Germany 5 preparing
u :a;sc large loan n Tic United
S-atcS. IS soon as ncace i signed.
Tn dispatch adds thai tic monoE
Is 10 II lzed - pay for cxpcc ed ra%
from Allied couner!es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
According to News Items
In the Daily Papers
s. Q. 8. CALLS


the suppl
qualify
yea of supply?
be the conditions in the field of
WIRELESS TE.EGRAPHE
VIII pa every youn desiring his condition
look subject qualify you positions
L.
ner>ial license And only your time
position
holding Our class arranged all the beg
- in morning, afternoons and 40 o 80 evenings.
licensed
fully equipped ship apparatus
the equipment complete
WRITE, CALL PHONE FOR PARTICULARS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-15
ROOM FOR RENT

or Rem Furnished room, with pri-
vate hath. heat and electric light.
Suitable for two young men. G13
North Washington street. 39-2t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-01
WILL TRY TO SETTLE CHAOTIC
CONDITIONS
LABOR is DISSATISFIED
Claim Every Other Interest
Represented But Labor
Body Meets Today

Washington. Dec Seventeen
men, widely known in business and
public life, representing NO particu-
lar group as such, but acting for the
people as a whole, assembled here
today to confer on the industrial sit.
uation
The conference marks the second
e ort Of President Wilson to devise
a menas of settling chaotic conditions.
The opening session is set for 2:39
this afternoon
Organized labor has expressed dis.
satisfaction with the personnel Of the
conference because of the fact that no
labor men are named, although they
claimed every other interest was rep.
resented