Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-25
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EvENTa
CONDENSED FOR busy
PEOPLE.
western Newspaper Union N.w. Service.
WESTERN

Six persons are reported killed, n
number OF others seriously injured and
many houses and barns were demol-
ished I'm n storm which swept through
Durant, Okla.
Believing that nine out of ten mon
do not know how to propose to n girl,
the manager of Il school Of expression
opened n class In San Francisco to
teach bashfui swalns TO express them
selves nt that vital moment.
What was described by the police de-
partment MS one Of the grossest acts
Of vandalism ever committed In Seattle
was the theft OF more than $500 worth
of vestments, linens and covers from
the Holy Rosary church In that city.
Sixty hours after he had accidentally
swallowed a diamond, valued at 1915,
Arman Jcssop, a jeweler OF San Diego,
recovered it. The mishap occurred
while Mr.. Jessop was inspecting n dla-
mond which had been offered for sale.
when finally offered n salary raise
after years of poor pay, n University OF
RullAhlnlA HlOAfonVA euAh NeNNA
mind I've changed Jobs with the jan
itor," Preside. Saylor told the Assem-
bly, at Sacramento In urging passage of
a bill to appropriate $74,T00 for Uni
verslty OF California salaries. The bill
passed.
Russell Newman, perhaps the Oldest
man In Idaho, and reported to be the
oldest Odd Fellow in the United States,
10 dead nc Mldvale, Idaho. He was an
active member of both the Odd Fellow
and Rebeknh lodges. Mr.. Newman was
born In Kentucky March 20, 1911, and
was a pioneer In Missouri, Colorado
and Idaho.
Private Irwin, formerly Of Con 'any
II, 18Th U. s. l., has two prizes from
the wal hiss going to keep. They are
the official notification to his parents
at Lawrence, Kan, from the War De-
partment that he was dead, and the
letter from the Kansas Historical Soci-
ETY. asking for his photograph for the
state archives. Irwin beat his own
death notice home, receiving It while
on n furlough.
SO long as the railroads remain an
der government control II is improb-
able that homeseekers' excursion rates
will be put into effect. according to n
letter Secretary Of State @. l.. Stew
art OF Montana, has received from Ed
ward Chambers, director of traffic, UNI
der the railroad administration. The
letter was In response to n memorial
OF the sixteenth Montana Assembly
asking that such rates be restored.
WASHINGTON
Out of n total of 75O Oregon draft
reglstrants reported 10 the office of
the ndju;ant general MS deserters or
~dellnquents, 400 stlll are under lnves-
tigatlon by Department OF Justice OPP
eratlves.
Lieut. ant Colonel Ansell, former
acting Judge advocate general and one
of the leaders IN the controversy aver
courts martial procedure, has been dl.
rected by Secretary Baker TO prepare
and submit a bill which in his opln-
ion would correct deficiencies In the
existing military Justice stern.
Approximately 1900 officers and
men win be engaged under Rear Ad-
mlral Strauss In the dangerous task OF
removing the $1,000 mines which
American naval forces laid Ia the
North sea nnti-submarlne harrage
Eighteen mine sweepers win be used
and attached to the fleet as tenders,
Allotments OF the S2OO,OO0,0OO bond
issue Of the war finance corporation
were announced by federal reserve dis
trlcts as follows: Boston, S2G,o5l,000
New York, S5,74s,O00; Philadelphia
1924, 600 Cleveland, Sl0,54S,00O
Richmond, S3,5i5,O geo Atlanta, s1,s01,
600 Chicago, S20,82i, OOOi ST. Louis
S|4.2i7,OOO; Minneapolis, S5,T52,00O
Kansas City, S2,S03,OOO: Dallas, S05s,
600 san Francisco, Si0,325,OO
Company | Of the 830th infantry wal
identified 10y General March as thu
unit which recently refused TO return
10 front line trenches In the Archange
sector when ordered to do 80 by It's of
ficers. A supplementary report TO TIL
department on the incident said II wa.
worthy Of note that the questions pu
up by the men OF Company | to thel
Officers were Identical with the ques
tt0ns which Bolshevlst propaganda ad
vised that they put to them"