Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-09-19
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FoR BusV
PEOPLE ~"

western Newspaper Union new, Service.

Five masked men held up the Erie
bank nj Erie, Mich, rear Toledo, and
escaped In an automobile with $1,000 In
cash and securities yet to be esti-
mated.
The Minnesota House OF Represen-
tatlves shortly after the special session
opened ratified the federal woman suf-
frnge amendment. The vote was 100 10
6. The Senate ratified the amendment,
90 TO o.
One OF Nebraskn's largest potash re-
ductlon plants was destroyed by fire
ut Lakeside, Neb., n few days g
with II loss of more than 100000.
Spontaneous combustion OF coal caused
the fire.
Joie Ray OF Chicago bettered the
Canadian one-mlle record In winning a
handicap race at the Canadian nation
al exhibition games. Rays time was
4:14 20, 9 10 seconds faster than A. Il.
Klvlat of New York In Il race ut Mon
treal seven years ago.
In San Francisco Secretary Of the
Nevy Josephus Daniels expressed him
self as opposed 10 the word "gob"
with reference to the men Of the navy
and he says II official edlct can stop
the use OF the word, Il will soon be
%relegated 20 the scrap heap.
Harry ]. Hllles, one Of the most ex-
tenslve stock ralsers In western Ne
braska, has purchased two alrplanes,
one for his personal use In riding over
his ranches and another larger one for
the use OF his family. Hlles owns n
ranch OF 1000 acres and a number OF
smaller ones.
Mexican soldiers at the garrison at
San Luis, state OF Sonora, Mexico, mu-
tinted and killed all the officers, ac-
cordlng 10 information received by II.
N. Cronholm, superintendent Of the
Imperial irrigation district, whose
headquarters are at Andrade, near the
Californian Mexican boundary.
WASHINGTON
II is understood that the appoint
ment OF Kljuro Shldeharn MS Japanese
ambassador to the United States to
succeed Vlscouni Klkujlro Ishl will be
Razetted early this month.
The government has so much "coln
OF the realm" that II actually hulges
out the walls Of the vaults containing
IL. The treasury has asked Congress
10 appropriate 81, 100000 to make the
vaults secure and provide additional
ones. The treasury's gold and silver
accumulated during the war.
Ninety-seven per rent OF the over
seas forces and 40 per cent Of those In
the United States on the day the arms
tice was signed have been demoblllzed,
the weekly War Department reports
show. Only 05,0i3 men remained In
Europe Aug 26, while IN the United
states there were $4,000 and In ST
IBERIA $500.
For completion OF the Alaska rail-
rond the House passed and sent 10 the
SENATE Il bill authorizing an increase
Of the limit OF cost from S35,O00,00O to
S52,OOO,O0O. Republican Leader Mon
dell charged miserable mismanuge-
ment" had marked the conduct Of the
work hut admitted the increase was
primarily due to the higher labor aud
material costs.
President Wilson has 'igned The bill
making permanent the rank ut gri oral
for John J. pershing, commander of
the American eXpeditionury forces.
The Senate without a record vote,
passed the Edge bill authorizing the
creation of corporations to finance
foreign trade. The blll was materially
amended 10y the Senate so that II
would provide for American control Of
the corporations and would also make
these corporations subject TO the bank
ing laws OF the United States rather
than the banking laws Of the countries
wherein the corporations will operate.
Bronze medals for all discharged
sailors, soldiers and marines, TO be
known as 'VictOry mednls," are pro-
posed IN a resolution introduced by
Representative Pell, Republican, New
York, The Senate already has
passed a bin recommended boy secre-
tary Baker for the issue of merit
badges for efficient service. Payments
10 discharged service men OF an money
deducted from their pay for nllotments
and bonuses amounted 10 S2h a month
for all time served exceeding sixty
days would be provided In a resolution
by Representative Mckenzie, llepubll-
can, Illinois.