Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-23
FOREIGN

weekly.
The Swiss are raising strong objec-
lions to Field Marshal Won linden
burg's request for permission 10 live
In Switzerland when he retIres TO pri-
vate life.
Belgium has protested to the en-
tente allied powers against the pro-
posed use by the German republic Of a
red, yellow and black flag, which In
almost Identical with that Of Belgium.
A new consortium for the financing
OF Chinese leans was organized nj
Paris by American, French. British and
Japanese bankers. A reservation was
made for later participation by Bel
CLAN bankers.
President Wilson will visit Brussels
about Mny 10th, according to the In
dependence Beige, which adds that his
visit will "dIssipate Observation-Disclosures
and establish the good will Of the al
lies toward Belgium"
George Patterson, a negro and light
weight champion Of the American FIX
pedltlonary forces, has the distinction
of being the first American soldier to
battle In the former kaiser's bath tub az
the palace In Neuenrah. Patterson
made n hot rub part OF his training.
Its a pretty tub" was his comment.
Orders for possibly 100000 gross
tons OF ships TO be built for foreign
account In American shlpynrds may be
placed MS the result OF an order by
President Wilson permitting the build
Ing OF such ships, provided 1t could be
done without interfering with the ION.
structlon OF the American merchant
marine.
Further reports having to do with
the reputed intention OF anti-Bolshe-
visit forces TO attack Petrograd, have
been received from H~elsingfors, Fin
land. The report says that General
Rodzlanko, with 5000 Russians, will
march against Petrograd from the
south shore of the Gulf OF Finland,
while General Judenltch, with 1900
men, will attack from the olonetz dis
trict, on the north.
SPORT
Benny Vulgar got n decision over
frankie Britt In Boston, In their
twelve-round bout.
Eddie McGoorty OF Oshkosh, Wis,
mlddlewelght, knocked out Harry
Reeve In the third round Of their bout
In London.
Gary, Ind, was selected for the stag
ing OF the first national annual field
and track meet, July 4th, by officers
OF the American Industrial Athletic
Association. Fifty industrial institu.
lions, employing over n half million
men, will send representatives to the
meet. It is announced.
Nate Lewis, OF Chicago, manager for
Pal Moore, upon his arrival Mt Louis
vile, KY, announced terms had been
accepted for what he called a worlds
title match between Moore and Jimmy
Wilde In London, on q. about July 4.
Moore, according to Lewis. In gunran-
teed approximately $4,000 for the
match.
GENERAL
Among bills signed by Governor ste
phens Of California, was one prohibit
Ing the shooting Of game from air
planes.
Three men were killed two and one
half miles south OF Moulton, Iowa,
when freight No. 90 jumped the track,
due to n broken rail.
Jose Miguel Gomez, the former pres.
ldent OF Cuba, was nominated at Ha-
vann by the liberal assembly for pres
ldent. The election takes place In
1920.
Kansas City police are searching
high and low for two 500 Liberty
bonds. Harold Luther and Alton Cox
attached the bonds to their kites and
the strings broke.
Miss Julia b. Murphy was awarded
100000 damages for malicious persecu.
ton, ut Chicago, by the jury which
heard her 100000 damage suit against
DIR. Charles 70. Cessna.
Five lcebergs, ore OF them 1880 feet
high. were passed by the Norwegian
American liner Bergensfjord, in lati.
tude d548, longitude 1887, Il was re.
ported when she arrived in New York.
Opposition to the tax exemption fea-
ture Of the government . per cent farm
securities was voiced at an executive
session OF the board OF governors OF
the National Farm Mortgage Bankers
Association at Kansas City, Mo. The
government farm security puts other