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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05
ARGENTINE STRIKE FEARED.
Agrarian Movement of Vast Scale
Begins.

There is in the Argentine Republic
possibility at least of an agrarian
strike on vast scale becoming effcC-
tive throughout the cereal zone in the
near future. Should this take effect II
Is said that some 10000 tenant farmers
(colonists and chacareros) in the PROV
inces OF Buenos Ayres, Santa Fe, Cor
doba and in the Pampa territory, con-
template combined action with a view
to procuring reduction in their rentals
The national Government has recently
been asked by the Agragrian League Of
the Province OF Santa Fe to intervene
in this sense, and "A number of orators
are making propaganda in the rural dis
tricts with the same object. The lot Of
the Argentine agricultural tenant il not
an enviable one for a number Of reasons.
Recent developments. such as the port
strike. overproduct!on of maze, &c.
have caused the situation to be agra
waited and It is not surprising that
wholesale discomfort should begin to be
manifested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05
roof gardens Of the waldorf-As,oria and

roof gardens Of the waldorf-Astoria' and
the McAlpin hotels. Both Of these pop
ular summer dining and dancing gardens
will have a distinctly Spanish atmos-
phere in such matters as cuisine, music
and dancing features. Assistant Man
ager Charles lie Marie of the Waldorf
Astoria. who recently returned from a
long visit to Cuba and Central Amer
lean points, brought with him n large
collection OF old and new Spanish music
which he was able to secure in Havana.
Mr.. LeMaire Is an accomplished pianist,
and during a visit to a distinguished old
Spanard's home he noticed an immense
pile of musical selections. He asked
permission TO look through 1t, and after
trying one after another appeared 80
interested In his "find" that he was
asked to select and take with him any
Of the old numbers he liked
The arrival of LeMaire with his man
uscripts. many Of them now out Of
print but exceedingly beautiful. was
hailed by the hotel orchestra leaders
with enthusiasm. Joseph Knecht of the
Waldorf orchestra and Nahan Frankie
and Ernest Hussar OF the McAlpin are
row working on orchestrations of the
pieces and promise something interest
ing when they are played for the sum
mer tang and WALKERS on the roof
gardens.
LeMaire also was able in Havana to
secure the recipes of several dishes new
to the culinary repertoire OF Chef
Eduard Panchard and Oscar Tschirky,
and after experimenting they have been
pronounced by connoisseur to be a
distinct addition to the already extensive
Spanish menus OF the Mcklpin and
Waldorf Astoria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

Peruvian fairies singing rise,
And flying enter Paradise;
The Nympth OF Beauty softly signs:
Receive son Eearth from Mother Skies
Two clear bright stars (Which are her eyeO
All now the Lord thus wisely speaks:
Fly hoay My birds DER the Andes peaks
~ woodlands green, and on your beaks
1r.N- 10 my throne what Nympth Love seeks
Two 0,ushing fiow'rs" (Which are her cheeks)
Thrn soar through the incensed air
IN diamond wings with jewels rare.
An angel sweet beyond compare
steals some dark silken tresses fair
From Goddess Night (Which is her hair).
Ile1 with His sparkling rays of light.
WIN fakes Of snow and all things bright
900 makes her unkissed forehead white.
The Lord protects her from all harms
H' -.ves her vclve+ feet and arms.
A-' makes her other tempting charms.
t'mpu~ei kisses fill the sky.
NNt ~ the Virtues pray on high
N'N tvps new child they beautfy.
''' A. the smiling Nympth OF Mirth
m '-, dances, besses and gives birth
'' me most lovely maid on earth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05
The Sun" Receives
More Congratulations

'%srLATE-GENERAL OF BOLIVIA,
NEW YORK, April rs. 1919.
h"r0r Latin american Section, THE
SIS.
wish To congratulate you upon
,,0' work YOU have undertaken, which
'"'I pleasure in saying you are
carry ing very admirably.
JOSE MANUEL GUTIERREZ.
Consul-General OF Bolivia
new YORK. April 80. 1919.
h''"r Latin american Section, THE
SrS,
desire 10 express my appreciation
40 I'm" good work YOU are doing in
promoting closer inter-Amerlcan re-
''N"'S p. JoHK II. MOORE.
PRESIDENT, Psn-Americaa Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

Enrique Cdmara, millionaire from
Yucatan, and his wife are new arrivals
in the city. They intend to stay here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs, MauricIo Barrlzteita
have arrived from Caracas. Mr.. Barriz-
teita is a wealthy merchant with i'm
portant business in different parts OF
Venezuela.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

Sidney Austin Witherbee. well known
in Latin American circles and contribu.
tor to many Spanish magazine and
newspapers, will marry Il young French
woman in st, Patrick's Cathedral. A
Spanish priest will probably officiate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

Gen. Jose Vincente Concha, ex-Presi-
dent, OF Colombia is in New York with
his family and his private secretary,
Stlvio Cardenas. Gen. ConCha will soon
leave for Italy. whore he will represent
his country as Minister Plenipotentiary.
During his stay here he gathered num-
Der of intimate friends in an informal
dinner at the Hotel Majestic where he
Is stopping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

Mrs. Augusta Nillanueva, wife OF the
president OF the Bank of Chile. and her
daughters. the Misses Marta and Inez
Vtilanueva, were entertained last week
AT the Garden City Hotel as guests of
Medley Scovil. The Villanueva family
will remain at the Waldorf Astoria I'M
I'll the return of Mr., Villanueva from 81
Louis, when they start on their Euro
pean trip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

After short visit with friends Hilarlo
Moreno, newly appointed Counsellor OF
the Argentine Embassy to succeed Fed
erico NJ. Quintana, left for Washington
at the end OF last week. Mr. Quintana
will leave the middle OF this month to
present his credentials as Minister TO
the Central American republics
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

DR.. Santiago Rodriguez, prominent
business man from Venezuela, arrived
here heading commercial commission
to which he was appointed by the
venezuelan Government. DR., Rodriguez
il accompanied by his wife and is at
the Hotel McAlpin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

Stopping at the Vanderbilt Hotel is
Madame Leonor A. de Mier daughter
of the noted Cuban patriot, Miguel de
ALBANIA. and widow OF Joaquin de Mier,
whose grandfather offered Bolivar
place OF retreat from the worries of the
world at his hacienda OF San Pedro,
where Bolivar died in 1890. Madame
de Mier has number of interesting
relcs--two OF them being letters from
Bolivar to Mr.. de Mier's grandfather.
dated from Soledad and Barranquilo
In October. 1880, just before his death.
Another is a public announcement by
Gen. Ignacio de Luque OF Boivar's
death, to which is attached lock of
Bolivar's hair, also an article from the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-05

"Tak. machinery. for instance" he
li~ 49, enormous demand caused by
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Guicbmb, u. 1.

@ir butten bier an Samstag mn
Sonntng cincn idoncn Gcgcn unO lie.
ben barllm in Der Sofflulng Dab ocl
@ufcr jebt better padlcn miro. Sci,
Der bat nbcr Der Srolt in lester @ohl
crDcblid)cn Sd)aocn getball. WcIon.
bcrs IN bcn 9ticocrlrngcn lit allies
%pcrfroren, mGbrcno alti bcn @0ben biC
6rlldt pcrihont blieb. Sogor Gid.
baum 0lGttcr hubcn 0clittcn.
Gomin @ciemom ncbit SdNpcItcr,
@pbio, morcll Icttc ISOLDE bcillhsipci-
ic in Scrmnnn.
SIN gnltlidcn Nnllir Der 6amilic
Gbus. Iictlnann iunO am Sontstng
2lbcno cin Cams itott gum gr0bcll
&crqnilgcn bon Sung mo pit.
@crr unh 6rou Gbilip Gbfer Err
hicltcn Die crirctlihc gtod)ridt, ooi
lie @rpbcItcrn ~gclporhcn iciCn, ga Der
StordI bel &crrn ln0 6rnu Nlfrco
Offer, IN Ct. @ollio, cin nicolid)ca
Wf1bhcn gclailcn bdtte.
6oit jc0cr bat nit &ornpflan6cl
Den Nnfalg gen1ad)t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Nrnplb Scinleim fclrt in bic Ncimaifj
snriif.
NuScrc Mcnisfcit pun Stoup 5ia.

6ilr'2 critic BADEN mir aelltg Ncgcn.
CiniBe mnicrer 6nrnlcr ii10 idon
icrtig nit &ornpflan5cn.
G0piil 9lilcnlonll mar uul San1a
Tag 1T @rid0ltCu nnd @crmnnl.
=, 9. Stoltc uno 6arnilie iopic
6ront Stoltc unb sSrult lpobntcll an
Sonntog ocm Wcgr0bnib bon Troll
Grunt StoItc'a SGpeitcr in Eort
3rOion bel.
SUI Nuuic BON Gbos. 9icfuiom
mar lcttcn SnmatoG Nortn ul0 mar
Der @lbcnN fir ollc NnrcignOen Gin
0tnlbrcid)cr.
Ger 5roit Got Oenr iunJen WortHn.
grim uto Heu C~bittGlmcn 3icW,lih
1eidJo0ct,
2tn 0itrrUrmtoa bottc sic @e0cn.
icitigc 6cucr NcriihcrlmQS @cicIl-
idnoft iarc TGrioauuJung. DC We.
IcliAait lit iotioc mo non @lttcn iiir
olie Nctbciliatcn.
Die Gircftprcn Scr Hid}ipooN
Sdrutc boben Grl. Mclen Nreucr an,
gcitclt nIa 2ebrcrin iiir ona niditl
&abr.
Tltrqcn$ holtCt clrc aitcn Shcllcl
ulN Tlintcn in CrOmln1. mir mcrNeu
BALD @clcQcnpeit babe tic 5i &c,
brolthct.
@nl. Stcincr lit idon ctlidlc Cage
onnit heihGiti9t ollf NuQ. Socob's
6nrn cinc 2ihtonlogc cin5ulcncn
mcld)c CT Mcrrn &ucot$ ~pcrfuuit
hottc.
Gbmorh Sdulte, iriher bier luoDr
BAIT. iett im @erQer @ottonL NOR
bicic Gage nllf @eil,h bel inns.
True translation fled with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
l, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Gs frcllt ms bcridtcn 81 %fGnncN,
bob Irnplo Scinlcin. elmer u~nicrcr
hofinlm9spcllcn tiid)tigcn Sungrns.
Ser in Sranfreid etiuos mebr OILS Elm
Sabr acbicnt bot, micbcr I'M cltcr.
Iifen SauIe lit. Gs mar Scr critic
bon Stonp Sill Der bitrd ocn 9roit
acrlifcn ipurbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on May
1, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Corp. Irtbur 3. Spefbals 60.
IS. 137-lte Snf. ser llebcriee bicnte
bot icincn Gltcrn. &crrn uno SralI
Gbus. Spedbals ST.. Die Hahridt &C,
ihidt Dob or auf DER II. g. 9.
Wanfuriu in ocn @%crcinigtcn Staa.
fen ansefommen lit uno gc~gcnmGrtig
in Camp Upton ipeilt.
-Srau Scbmig Sliidmepcr bat
Ole frcubiac HadJriht erbaltcr. baB
ibr Sobn Mllen. Der ltebcriee in orr
t2S Mrtillcrie 35. Sibiiio II Oienit
gctan, eliidlid pieber bier i'm 2anoe
angelangt lit.
Clarence @alfcr Der in Setter.
ion Gitp int Nilitdroienit itanb fam
bieie ISOLDE bcim. Gr mar in Der
Office bes Woj. WcGoro angeitcf1t
unb bat cine cbrcnpollc gntlaiiung
erbalten.
STRAIT Scrn. @rcbe, bon 9rp
Sill, reiite nof ct. 2olris ibrem
Sobnc Ilrgult cntgcecn Der IN 12Stb
Selb, Irtiacric in Sranfrcid bicnit
aetbun bat. Sic fcbrtc an @ittnod
in 9eglcitrng hires Sobncs. @aItcr,
5llriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02
Slucnspillc, u. 3.

2cEtcn SnnIStoN itnn0 0u9 ClIct
iilbrr olti u i'm 0rp Sort Ibnlc
Snfolge iinO bic 5artcn Spr6Blin0C
Ger @cing1rtcn lnO NbItbGumc be
id)G6igt.
Der Ncgrn bot lnlCrc 6ci0cr ulO
W6rtcn iid)tlif crQltift.
Mp. @orlii1, mcld)cr in Surncuic,
Mebr., gciucicl mar, fnn nm CONS
tag bcinl. Gr lcgtc Den AcQ 5lIrilf
IN ieincr 6oro Gar, mcldc or Icttcn
@iltCr BORT gcloiicn bottc.
&ilr6lid ucrionmlcltcn iid Sic
9iodbdrn Don Troll Som g@bitc olli
Der Mbitc 6oru1 I'M bcim Ncitriirl
0cs Ndcra bchiIflih 81 itin. Jtunr
@ci9nnn nrbcitctcn ilcibig Den pol,
sen Gag. Die cinun pflilgtcL onOcrc
cAgtcn Nul0 ollo2rc pilon5tcn Moru.
9llS Ger 2lbcno fam ipurCn 10 lltcr
&orn gCpfl0n3t. @ci GDnlihcr &c0e
bcnbcit mar ir!lber ifon Safer &c
l0et. &n ioIh d)riitidcr (ln,0cDunN
III lchrn lit cine TrcINc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

-6rnu AltQuit @rof iii bel ibrcn
Gltcrll, Mcrrn Mu0 Trolt 9ill0, &lrcf-
icr Sr., IN @np ollf @eilth).
-Nid)tcr II. u. Nrcl>cr pobntc am
Snmatng Der &crinlnlIlmQ Ger Nor
Niin bel IN lluIon.
SRI. 2i55ic 6IciiN lit gum @ciud
bel NrruonotCn nndl Ct. YouiS &C
rciit.
-sloh mcDrtdQiQcm @eiltde Del
NcrlpolNtcn int ct. &ouia fchrte Sri.
Gbno Mcucr OIL Gicnatog hicrbcr 81.
riif.
6. i. 6jidcr, bon Berger, miro
cini0c @odlct bier hleibcl l,ll poll
DETERIORATION ". &. Sct(cnihurttcr
@%chnnOlul4 81 nchnclt.
Sos &occololtrrntc iiir sic Ora.
o%nicr0norN Scr NohidntIc miro ON
%. Moi itottiinNuu uNo sic SMluib
liberalization an 2S. Mai in Sc,
Wou3crt MnlIr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

-Somstng (Nor0cn) Gang ar.
"rungicrt non ocu GoglcS.
-Guo@. Grni bon @iiou, &%nnius,
iii bier bei Trrmunotcn nllf Wciuf.
Irau aatc @ericl rciitc an
5ourtag 6ltll %idngcrcn @riltdl nudD
It. 2oltis.
-Grl. lbctIo Oats mciltc etIid)c
Gage ojeicr @od)c bel ocn Gltcrn alri
Neiud.
Silent &uubcr So. crDiclt lcctcn
6reito9 picr 6oroion Creators. Sdorl
lino ctlIdlC ouuou pcrtouit.
Strait Albrrt Sirolcr rciitc am
5onutug nud) 9elIeuilr, &lI. jlnn
Neilth bCi Ncrmun0tCn.
-&ou Eultor &nanlonm murocn
Grpin 3cuQiu ulo StclIn N~r.tcnricth
bcioc p0n Hhinclono, Gctrout.
-Nrrm. (bcc mo InnliIic, pon
ct. Y0ui5. pgrlcblrn OU SonntnA bel
ocn Vitcrn oca 0errn Sbcc, Mclrn
(bcc un0 Satin.
Strait Hp6io @rl,cna, mcldc e..
nigt WNnntc bel ihrcWl N0tcr, Mn1.
Yolimnm. u. >, ptrmciItC, tchrtc nIE
Sau9tng mad Hcnnor 3. 9. 5lrrild.
-NcQrlrrdtc &crionm!uuQ ocs
Commercial Glib an Snmatnq
obcnO. &cOcr mohc Is iidl 5lr NiIid)t
3uNcQNr 81 icjn.
-Nm MontoN febrtt Noltor @oa,
moun iurild non @iQ Curing NO cr
Dem NcQrGbni8 icinc@ CntrIa, &oDll
Ho9NloillL ~PHlooNNte.
on.: n,. - ;,
Der nnd II. %oI't@ Ner2!'t n"dOcm lle
cine Mod)c be1 orn gltrrl', III "op'
Nelne'en mar,
If,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

unb ~. ganf. bon Wetn, ipeilte an
Iontag in unircr Stuht.
Circuit Glerf g. u. 8entel bat
fiir Den Wonat ncltn Seiratbsiheine
allsgeitcllt.
-Senrp Srefnlann bon Der SirIt
Greet bat cine Dodge Bros. Gar bon
Gunner Bros. fGllflib %eriporbcn.
-5rau Dora grautiganl, ieit cini-
gen Wonatcn in Columbia mobnbuit,
fam an Montag bicrber 5urild lnO
gcoenft Glide Monate bier az blei.
ben.
Scrnn. &inumel bat iein @obnbaus
an Der oitlid)cn crItcn Strabc an
Srit Sod perfauit. Sic &aufiummc
betrlg $3.50. Scrr Sod cignet jest
5lpei CUTE @%obnbGuier IN uniercr
Staot.
-@altcr St. @ocbm fonlponicrtc
Die @ortc 5l Dem 2icoc, ,@ben tbc
Holl is calico on Vroooway, 81 be
there" cIrcn 5citgenldBigcn 2ico. Sic
critic allsgabe lit in Ser Office oieics
Nlnttcs 81 lcben.
-Nm Wnntu9 fdlncn bier 5pci
Nouancc Hunclp Srcihnlaidinen al.
Cine ocriclbcll gcbGrtc Garl gllid).
nlcpcr bon Der 6irit Greet rnb Die
oll0erc Sronf SdDpcrfoetting bon
Nltib Sslnno.
-Gic @lieocr Der ct. Ealtls Sc
mcinnc mcrbcu bicrnlit crinucrt, NuB
an Spnltdg, gleid nod Sdlllb 0es
@ottcsoicnltcs cine 8elucinNcncr-
ionInlllmg ltnttIinocn miro. Sn Die
icr &criun1mlung ioll Der Sclcgot 5ltr
Giitrifta &onicrclS cripdblt mcrOcn.
}llld) Iicgcn Sod)cn bc5ilglih Ocs
YidrrDnlliCS Dor.
G6. @rummcrt, Der @rllnOcigcn.
tbllnS . SAMPLER, bon Morriion, bat
mcbrcrc ih0ne SnrnGcll, 81 pcrtar-
fen. @pttom 2onb, ioluic Siigcllono,
&icD. uuN @ci5cniarmcn, in mo
ollbcrhnlb Gnscono0c County.
-Gonroo Shcc. non @nsconn0c.
iptn0 0ieicr Gage III unIerer GtIicc
Dor lulh rrncllcrtc iCin announcement.
Gr mar gerooc bon Seifcrion Gitp
5~urildQcfcbrt ooIin cr iciuc Sodtcr
bc0lcitct hattie, wclh IGBtcrc lid elmer
Operation mtcr5icbcn miro. 2tc
beiocn onDcrGN Minocr 6ca @crrn
Cbec licQcn frnnf Nnrnicotr lnO lei
sen al Gbidcupor.
-Gu@ Spiel Ooa an Sonlatug
@tbcn0 Don Ocn Smjoren Der Sod
Idualc Qc1cben lplr0c mar cin id)Gncr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

NJ Mon bcreeiic es ni6t bas
announcement o,,f 6os Gplrablutt 8l
Gc5oI!cn pcnn 6ns Snbr ouf Dem
gtorcss5cttcl MD! 1919. oocr ucitcr
I'M Sorous lorltet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-02

rcrc M'orntc Nubrim meiltc Tim iid)
pon ber Nnilncr5n 81, Crhoicn, ipor
lomcit critGrft, bob tic in @ceIeitung
iDrca @ottCn bic Nriic nod) ct. 2olli3
ontrttcn fonntc.
@Gbren0 Der CitcruDd)e mciltc
Grnu Carolina SdrotOcr in @orrc1.
ton nIf NeillN bel i6ren &in0cru.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-26
MAJOR HERMAN CmLE MADE
BALIFF or SUPREME COURT

Herman n. Grille. recently re-
signed and discharged from SER
vice as a major In the United
States regular army, has been ap-
pointed bailin OF the New Mexico
supreme court He is a son Of Dr.
Austin ID. Grille, president OF the
New Mexico Agricultural college.
Grille was a student In the law
school OF Washington and Lee uni
versity when America entered the
war. Going Immediately 10 Fort
Monroe, he passed the regular army
examination for officers and was
commissioned a second lieutenant
assigned 10 the cavalry. He was
later promoted and transferred and
went over seas as captain OF ar
tillery. Another promotion gave
his majority and he spent a num-
ber Of months assigned 10 the en-
barkation port Of Bordeau. After
his return 10 America he was again
transferred 10 the cavalry and as
signed TO Fort hnggold, Texas
where he was stationed when his
resignation was accepted. A per
manent assignment was offered l.
the regular army, but he preferred
TO return 10 civil life and take al
his residence In New Mexico. III
Twill continue the study Of Law
while serving as baliff Of the su'
lpreme court where he will hav'
access 10 the New Mexico Law
library. His wife and little son nc
companied him 10 santa Fe.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-26
30 PER CENT on WAN AMY
HOME on SEPTEMBER

The enormous American army Of
1,o70.o0O men under arms al the
time OF the armislice had shrunk
on September 0 10 an estimated
strength Of 1919. a decrease Of
~ per cent Only 1870 doughhoys
were overseas on that date.
This was the official information
received from The war department
yesterday by the recruiting Office
at 2ii West Franklin street. NJ
paso. says the Herald OF that city.
According 10 the figures. during
the first nine days of this month.
0sis troops sailed from Europe.
bringing the total sallings since the
signing Of the armistice up 10 H.
|pii,3i0. From November ~ 10
September 49, inclusive. 3.3ip33i
troops have been reported demobil-
ized. or this number 1880 were
officers.
Al the present Time. according Ia
the war department information.
Uncle sam has 32i officers and
1888 men In the forces In Siberia.
The number Of troops under arms
in the United States itself Is given
as 3i6O65.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-26
TO GET m TOUCH WITH
PLANET MARS THIS FAl.i.

Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 26.-Leo Sc
vens. balloon instructor at Foc
Omaha. announced today that Pr
fessor David Todd will attempt Z
communicate with the planet Ma )
this fall in a balloon 10 be- Coz
strucled and piloted by Stevens 5
balloon, TO be the largest ever bu.,
will ascend $4,000 feet, stevens ~
its capacity will be 10000 feet.
The balloon will be- enabled
riEe 10 the expected height, Steve !
said. by use Of new inventi"r
which divides the balloon into h.'
compartments. the upper cohia.r'
ing hydrogen gas, and the lowe.
fresh air. Professor Todd just Z
turned 10 Amherst college frc
Brazil, has perfected a signalling
apparatus for the experiments, MI
Stevens said.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-26
aEoORD MADE Nv TROOP OF
gfH CAVALRY ON LONG HIKE

A record for overland cavalry
marching. says the VI Paso Times,
was established by Captain Harold
Van Oachs, commanding Troop I.
6lh Cavalry. who arrived al Fort
Bliss last night from Maria. he
covered the 22O miles Of rough and
muddy road in six days. camping
each night en- route. Upon arrival
here Captain Oacns horses and
mules were In good condition and
the men In high spirits after they
learned they had esianlished a rec
ord for overland cavalry march
ing.
Captain Oachs IA the son Of the
owner and editor Of The New Yok
Times and the Chatianooga Times,
He came 10 W paso with the Ten
nessee National Guard cavalry
troop In 1910 as a cook and COM
mander Of the X. p.s Later hc
was commissioned as a lieutenant
In the 9Th Cavalry and then pro.
NOTED because Of his good record
in the Big Bend district. He re-
Gently returned from New Yor$
where he was visiting his father
while ON leave Of absence at the
time the 9Th cavalry was pursuing
Jesus Rcnteria's bandits In Mexico
He cut his leave short and returned
10 Maria In the hope OF rejoininl
Ehis troop In the feld. Instead h'
participated In the maneuveri
which followed the pursuit oI
Renteria and was one OF the com
manders OF the squadron which de-
feated the brown army durinl
the maneuvers In Pinto canyon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-26
NCl Driven by Ford Liberty Motors.

Engines functioned perfectly,
said Lieutenant Commander Read
who commanded big seaplane.
The Ford Motor Company has
Just received official advice from
the Navy Department that II was
four Ford Liberty Motors-all built
In the Ford Motor Company's shop
at Detr0il-which furnished the
power that drove the NCt 10 vic
tory IN is recent record breaking
Tight across the Atlantic from
Trepassey 10 Plymouth, distance
of 1000 miles. They were regular
stock motors built during the wal
as part Of the Ford Liberty Motor
production.
Upon his arrival In Lisbon, por-
lugal, Lieutenant Commander Rea,
said. ~rhe engines functioned per-
feclly all the way from Americ'
TO Portugal And American nava
Officers who thoroughly inspectes
the NCi upon ils arrival al Ply
mouth, England, stated that the BIZ
seaplane was In even better con
dition than when Il ieft America.
Tho NCi flight whlcn has mean
a triumph for American engineer
ing skill, also adds another rec
lord 10 Ford achievement.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-26
MILITARY news NOTES
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Red Cross New Convalscent Building
At Camp Furlong Opens With
Movie Show

The new Red Gross couvaIescenp
building at the camp was complct-
ed in time for the suspicious OPEN
ing Tuesday evening. September "a,
when the event was celebrated by
the presentation OF Gladys Hulile's
5-rcel drama entitled "for sale"
Nearly all the officers and their
wives Of the famous 18th Cav
airy and the cath infantry were In
attendance headed OF course by
Colonel Biegler and Colonel Doane.
Had the weather been more settled
the building would not have con-
lained tho crowd. As II was 4
was a swell affair for an occasion
Of that sort.
The building under the hustling
direction Of Acting Field Director
L. l.. Cartwright was a quick orea-
ton aud the finishing touches OF
artistic wiring by Camp Electri-
elan Jewel A. Hughes was the last
thing In wiring. The hall will seat
over 100 comfortably.
Wednesday night two comedies
that pleased the boys were pre-
sented. the one entitled Lonesome
Lieut. Loses PATIENT was a scream
II was two reels.