davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
KOnterenCya zabierze Clos
WSprawie Po|skiej.
DWie Move NOty NiGmieCkie'
Narady Niemieckich Przew6dc6w " Spa.
,,Podpiszcie Pok6jj" Viola Berlin
BOLSzEWICY EWAKUUJA MOSKWE,
Niemieccy Szpiedzy Czynni.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.
,,Podpiszcie Pokojj" "--Wo}a Berlin
BOLSzEWICY EWAKUUJA MoSKWE.
Niemieccy Szpiedzy Czynni.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.


ORA. Dernburga ministra kolo-
nil Ora. Bella do Spa, gdzie pred
wczoraj udal sic takze hr. Brock
dorff-Rantzau wraz z kilku ME
nieckini delegatami pokojowy-
mi, da} tn poczatek hcznym po-
gioskom o kryzysie gabineto
wynn. Juz w czasie kilku ostat-
Mich dni szeroko rozprawiano o
rczdwojeniu opinii pomiedzy
czfonkami gabinetu. Wyjazd
Scheidemanna nastapii po dfu-
giej i burziiwej sesyi gabinetowej
i dlatego powyzsze Pogloski zy-
skuja TEN wiecej na prawdopodo-
bienstwie.
Ze zrodel urzedowych zaprze--
czono natomiast, jakoby podroz
kanclerza do Spa miasa jakiekol-
wick inne powody poza potrze-
ta ustnego skornunikowania sic
z delegatami pokojowymi. zwla
SEGA hr. Rantzau'em.
Paryz, "a. maja. - Powr6t re
Spa hrabiego Rantzau'a jego to-
warzyszy jest spodziewany til w
niedziele. NieobecnoSc ich ME
wpiynie zupelnie ma postep nego-
cyacyi pokojowych, gdyz pozosta
Il delegaci niemieccy zajeci So tax
samo jak przedtem pilnie praca.
Dzienniki tutejsze wyrazaja O.
pinie. re ma konferencyi w Spa
zapadnie ostateczna decyzya w
sprawie podpisania traktatu -
to prawdopodobnie ma korzysc
podpisania. Przypuszczaja, re
6elegaci niemieccy chca jak maj
lepiej zuzytkowac udzielony i'm
tydzien zwloki. w zadnym zas ra-
zie wyjazdu pana Rantzau'a ME
mozna komentowac jake zerwa-
ria pomiedzy Niemcami a Allan
tami.
Echo de Paris wypowiada
zdanie. re przewodcy niemieccy
powzieli najpierw postanowienie
traktatu pokojowego ME podpi-
sac, z biegiem wypadkow prze-
konali sic jednak, re publiczna O.
PIMA w lraju sprzeciwia sic tel
decyzyi i dlatego pozycya ich
jest zagrozona. Uchwalili zatem
odwr6t i szukaja teraz, jakieby
zajac stanowisko, ktoreby i'm u
mozliwiio dojscie do porozumie-
MIA z Aliantami bez zbytniej dla
siebie kompromitacyi politycznej.
Podobnie optymistyczne poglady
wyraza takze znaczna wiekszosc
tutejszej prasy.
| z PRAC KONFERENCYI PO-
KoJoWEJ.
Paryz, a. maja. - Alianci Ego
dzili sic ma rewizye ekonomicz-
nych klauzul traktatu pokojowego
odnoszacych sic do doliny rzeki
Saar, lecz mimo to ziernie te do
stana sic na razie W rece Francy,
jak pierwotnie zadecydowano :
Jest to jednak W katdym razie
czesciowcm zwyciestwem ME
mieckiem, wedle bcwiem ostat--
mich postanowieh. Francya etrzy-
ma kontrole mad ia dolina ma lat
tylko 10, porzem zarzadzony tam
bedzie plebiscyt, kt6ry zadecydu-
je o dalszych Iel losaeh.
Daiej zgedzill sle wezesaj re-
prezentanci mocarstw alfanckich
ra postanowlenie, re armia przy-
sziej Austryi ma bye zredukewa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
I BIura relegiclnsgs.
Wschod slohca godsinie Sal

wsch6d Sonca o godsinie 6:21.
Zach6d slohca o godzinie s:12.
Pogoda " Chicago okoliey: Czs-
sciowo chiodno niestaia pogeda W
sobots W niedziels. prawdopodoo-
ME mieJscami desscz. Me wiele smia
nv " temperatures. Lagodny, prze-
wa4nis wschodnl wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Nal
vytsza wczorai godzinie popo-
,udntu, SO stopni. natnitssa o gedsi-
ME 9 rano. 20 sterni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
KOLIZYA AUTOMOBILoW
MA MOsCIE; PRZECHO-
DZIEN UTONAL.

Wczoraj wieczorem diva auto
mobile kolidowaly ma moscie W,
Rush tax nieszczesliwym rezul-
tatem, IL jeden Mich niemal
wpadl. do rzeki, a co gorsza, ma
jecha'~ ma jednego przechod-
niow, przygnioth do baryery
zepchnel do rzeki, gdzie nieszcze
sliwy utonai.
Ofiara nazywa sic William
A. ,Schoen mieszka pnr. 4224 S,
Mozart III. Byi buchalterem H.
linois Seed Co., pnr. 349 E.
North Water ul. wracai do do
mu do swej familii piracy, gdy
smiert go spotkala. Towarzyszyl
mu S. Sherman, z pnr. 1912 N,
Dearborn ul., kt6ry podal policyi
lego nazwisko.
Ma srodku mostu. spotkaly sic
automobile, kierowane przcz DIR,
+. Moore'a, zpnr. oo6 E. 11zta ul.
| R. Norberga, 2445 Seminary av.
Przednie koia obu maszyn sic
zderzyly. Automobil doktora "a
trzymal sic o strukture mostu,
a automobil Norberga skreci} ma
chodnik, uderzyt Scheena, pre-
lanai baryere zawisi ma krawe-
dzi. Nerberga aresztoWano pod
zarzutem zab6jstwa. - +.
Styszano krzyki Schoena: mo-
stowy J.. H. Sloke poiicyant
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
KAPITAN SMITH PIECIU
INNYCH POLCYANToW BE-
DA PRoCESOWANI o
tNIEUDOLNOSC.

Kornitet policyi Iona rady
miejskiej wczoraj uchwali} pre-
slaG do szefa policyi Garrity, aby
pred sadem policyjnym wyto--
czony byi process kapitanowi J.
Snith'owi pieciu innym poll
cyantom re stacyt South Chicago,
poniewaz pozwolili uciec handy
tom, ktorzy obrabowali bank W
Hegewisch. Procz kap. Smitha o.
skarzeni sa: NJ A. Kane, sier-
lant, T. A. Sullivane, szofer po-
licyjny, H. A. Lawrence, poll
cyant, oraz T. z. Stevens i w,
Rcichert, policyanci motorcyklo-
wi.
Kapitan Smith jest komendan-
tenn ma stacyi South Chicago.
Gdy nadeszla wiadomosc o rozbo-
'ju w Hegewisch, kap. Smith wy
slai wyzej wymienionych pieciu
policyantow, azeby droge zablo-
kowali. Bandytow spotkali ma ul.
eS-mej. Dali "a mimi okoao 80
wystrza1ow. Bandyci w swym au
tomobilu skrecili z drogi, wymine
Il policyantow pojechali sobie
dalej.
Kapitan Smith ME kazal swym
ludziom wziat karabin6w, chociaz
So ma stacyach W tyrn celu. Poll
cyanci zeznali, ze latwoscia u
jeliby bandyt6w, gdyby mieli ka-
rabiny.I Kap. Snlitha takze kry-
tykowano, il sam z policyantami
ME pojechai. Szef Garity W pre-
siuchach oswiadczyl, ze on sam
wyjechayby przeciw rabusiom,
gdyby tam sic znajdowal.
Szef Garrity oswiadczyi, ze ma
tychmiast akcye powezmie, sko-
70 otrzyma rekomendacye komi-
tetu. Prywatnie miai wyrazit sic,
re ma wiecej dowod6w, anizeli
w przes}uchach przedlozono.
Komitet ME powziai 4adnej
akcyi W sprawie policyanta Gala
ghera, kt6ry by} przed bank1em
W czasie rabunlcu / takze pozwo-
lii bandytom uciec.
- Ma prosbe komitetu szef po-
licyi przediozyi liste rabunk6w
bankowych popelnionych W roku
biezacym. Byio ich siedm, jak
nastepuje: dnia 2ogo maja W He
gewisch, nikogo ME aresztowa-
no; dnia 5go maja W Austin, pnr.
5000 w. Chicago ave., nikogo ME
aresztowano; dnia 24go kwietnfa
Dressed State Bank, 2322 w. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, sobota, "a maja: sw. Joan
ny wdowy.
Jutro, niedziels, % maja: Sw
Magdaleny de Paz.
Plata niedEiela po Wielkanocy.
Ewangelia: % prawdziwej mo
dlitwie".
Pojutrse, poniedzialek, rs maja:
Sw. Filipa Nereusza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
'ELEKTRYFIKACYA KOLEI
&c. "a ID LAT.

Kolej Illinois Central bedzie E.
lektryfikowana W IS latach, Je-
sli przyjety bedzie ordynans, ma
ktory zgodzono sic prowizo-
rycznie wczoraj ma posiedzeniu
komitetu adermanskiego dwor-
cow kolejowych komisya Chi
cagoska ekspertow i urzednikami
tejze kolei. Projekt elektryflka-
cyl jest czescia og6lnego progra-
mu upiekszenia po}udniowego
wybrzeza jeziora.
Wediug projektu, W pierw-
szych dw6ch 1atach tory maja
bye znizone, w trzech latach ma
stepnych linie podmiejskie maja
bye elektryfikowane, w nastep-
nych pieciu latach tory frachto-
we ma Polnoc Cd ul. l2tej, a poz-
niej reszta torow ma poiudnie Cd
ul. 12tej ma bye elektryfikowa-
ma. A potem jeszcze piec lat upsy
ME, zanim zmiana ia bedzie "a
prowadzena ma torach pasazer-
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

J. B. PALLAsCH wypotycza pienis-
DIE IA realns6e oraz. przyjmuje ase-
kuRasyo cguicwe. - t1I6 Noble al.
U
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

publicznych z Iona rady szkolnej
wdrozy} Sledztwo. Przeciw "a
rzutom znow protestuje Komitet
re Stu Irlandzkiej Republlki.
i wczoraj przeslai do burmistrza
Thompsona gratulacye powo-
du, il Croarkina proponowal do
rady szkolnej. ..-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
,,Stara Gwardya" zwyCiqza " Senacie.
Browarniey Odnosza zwyeiestwO, Ale Ty|ko Chwi|ewO
10 Range Woskowa d|a PsIegnaek pry AmI Ameykahskis
'ilson "a Rzadovva Kontrola kopalh
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

mokratycznych, postepuje szyb-
kim tempem. Republikanie 50 jut
gotowi do opub1ikowania nazwisk
senator6w wchodzacych W sklad
swych wydzias6w.
Gdy tyrko organizacya wydzss-
low poszczeg6lnych Senatu 20
stanie ukohczona, natychmiast
rozpocznic sic Praca mad proek-
tenn r6nouprawnienia kobiet. Pla
nem przew6dcow kampanii jest
przeprowadzenie gsosowania mad
poprawka W poczatkach czerwca.
Wczoraj rozpoczeto takze pra-
&c mad projeetem redytowem de
partamentu wojny. Podobna ak
cya rozpoczna takze przedstawi-
ciele marynarki.
REWOLUCYONIscI KOSTA
RIKA STARALI SIZE ZNI-
" SZCZYC KONSULAT
AMERYKANSKI.
Washington, "a rnaja. - De-
peszsze z San Jose ma Kosta Rika
do dcpartamentu Stanu donosza,
re W poniedziaiek W nocy usiio-
wano wysadzie W powietrze kon
sulat amerykahsh przy pomocy
bomby. Bombe podfozono u wei
scia do sail przyjec; bomba eks-
plodowala, ale ME ucEynila lad
nych powazniejszych szkod, AMI
tez nikogo ME zranila. Departa-
ment powiadamia, ze rozpoczetu
W tel sprawie inwestygacys. Kon
sulat ten jest pod zsrzadem anne
rykahskiego konsula B. T. Cha
sea.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
SENATOR JOHNSON zADA
PELNEGO TEKSTU TRAK-
TATU POKOJOWEGO.

Washington, "a maja. - ST.
nator Johnson z Kalifornii za4a-
dal wczoraj. aby rozpoczeto bez-
wiocznie obrady mad jego rezo-
lucya, zmierzajaca do zmuszenia
departamentu Stanu do wydania
pelnego tekstu traktatu pokojo-
wego. zadaniu senatora zadoustu
czyniono, poczem przystapiono
do debat, kt6re chwilami zamie-
nily sic W gniewne wybuchy jed-
nej partyi przeciwko drugiej.
Senator Johnson okolicznoscio-
wo oskarzal prez. Wilsona o to,
1e ukrywa zawartosc tralOtatu po
kojowego pred narodem amery-
kanskim, iamiac wlasne przyrze.
czenie powiadamiania tegoz o wy
nikach konferencyi pokojowej.
Senator Lodge poiaczyi sic se-
natorem Johnson'em i oskarzai
prez. Wilsona o to, ze streszcze.
ME traktatu wydane przez niego
do publikacyi jest niejasne i nic-
gruntowne. Senator Sherman
przemawiajac ma korzyst rezolu-
cyl wydal podobne oSwiadcze-
ME; rezolucyi jednakze ME przy-
jeto wczoraj, od,o4ono ia do po-
niedZiallcu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

Dckehczenie na strcnicy 6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
,STARA GWARDYA' oDNo-
81 ZwYcIESTWo w
SENACIE.

Washington, "a maja. = Re-,
publikanski komitet mad komite-
tami oznajmii, ze nazwiska czlou
kow wchod7acych W skiad po.
szczeg6lnych komitetow So JUL
gotowe do publikacyi. z wiarygod
nych zr6def donosza, ze na mocy
programu, opracowanego przes
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

DeIHn, "a. IIIaJd. NIePILC
Ivwany odiazd kanclerza Schei-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

skich through service.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
KrOnika ChicagOska.

O'Neil natychmiast pospieszyli ma
jego ratunek. Utonai jednakze, "a
MIN zdolali sic do niego zblizye.
Wydobyto cialo jego woody czte
~ godziny pozniel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
ENTIRE BOARD OF MEXICAN
Y M. c. A. IS REELECTED

The entire board Of directors OF the
Mexican branch Of the Y. II. c. A
was reelected for the ensuing year at
the annual election held in the quar-
ters Of the Mexican branch at A2O z.
san Antonio street
The board consists Of the following:
President, H. l. Birney.
Vice president Otton Sartoruis.
Secretary, P z. Portiilo.
Treasurer, Wendell E Phillips.
Directors C. c. Henderson, l. Wor-
cester, jr., D. 3. Gillies, c. P Putnam,
Percy MCGEE. Kuno Doerr. Rev Lau-
renee Reynolds. Rev. J. H. Fitzgerald
Miguel Tinoco. E ". Kayser, H B.
Stevens. r. J. Tighe.
The Mexican ~ had a very strenu-
Gus year in 1913, and it survived some
very hard experiences The three sec
retaries Of the Mexican 'T'' were
taken away last year. Secretary Phil
lips went to the U. S. army and secre-
tary EscObar was taken seriously i'll
while attending the Estes park classes
Of the association at Denver Secre-
tary Ciriza was at the time with Es-
cobar at Denver and attended him
through his long illness. Up to the
present time it has not been possible
tc find a trained secretary to take Mr..
Phillips place. although Escobar and
CiriZa are again with the association.
and things are going now in fine
shape. The board is making all ef-
forts to secure a secretary so that
Escobar and Ciriza can devote their
entire time to their respective depart
ments- llr. Escobar is physical direc-
tor and Mr.. Ciriza has the department
OF Bible classes for boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
GREW
Of CA5TALIA
Two Drown When Lifeboat
From Distressed Ship
Is Overturned.

Halifax. n. S, Jan. 13.-Wireless
dispatches from vessels standing by
the United States shipping board
steamship Castalia, which has been
in distress off the coast Of Nova SEQ
tia since early Saturday morning.
brought news that the rescue Of A
Of the crew had been made shortly
after 9 a. m. today and that one OF
her life boats, containing II men, had
capsized and that two were drowned.
The rescuing ships are the Ber-
gensfjord and the War Fijian. An
exchange Of messages between the
two vessels was caught by the wire
less station ashore. and one from the
War Fijian read:
I'VE have now picked up most OF
the crew Two drowned"
OIL on Water Interferes.
Evidently while the men in the cap
sized lifeboat were stil floundering
in the water. the War Fijian, in an en-
deavor to calm the seas and make the
work Of rescue easier, emptied a part
OF her cargo OF oil overheard At 1911
a m this wireless from the War FL
jan was picked up:
After the oil had been spilled, It
was impossible to hold on to the men
in the water.
They were as slippery as cells. Be
sides, they could not breathe. Nose
and mouth choked"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
Indians Dying
Fast Of I'll"
Up In CanGdlE
Dr.. 0. D. Weeks, Former
El Pasoan, Volunteers
To Help Save Them.

Pathetic stories Of the plight o.
the halt breeds and indians in north
Alberta who are being wiped out by
the influenza epidemic, are told by
Dr. o. D. Weeks. who has been in
CHARGE Of the fight there against the
disease. according 10 the Calgary Her
AID. OF Calgary. Alberta Can Dr.
weeks. who was IN charge Of the Col
walker emergency hospital in Cal
gary. Just prior 10 the closing OF that
hospital volunteered to 90 north to
take charge Of the situation. but says
he had no idea until he arrived just
how bad Z vas
Dr.. weeks IS a former Fl Pasoan.
He conducted Hotel Excelsior. a sana-
forum. On the northwest corner OF
Missouri and Oregon streets when 10
Gated here he is 3 brother OF Dr. w
r. weeks, OF Fl Paso-
According to Dr. Weeks fully one
half OF the Cree Indian population IN
the north has been wiped out now ~
the disease and unless more numbers
helm Is given the raTages VIII be even
greater. At present Dr. Weeks IS the
only physician in the entire district
along the Great waterways railway
there being no regular physician even
at Fort Ecllurray, and none al Lac
ne population IN the north IS com
posed largely OF half-breeds and In
dams. At the Beaver Lake reserve,
IA tne house Of the chief, d. weeks
found ssren lying on the loor, al
dead except the chief hlmsel1- Ike an
dark skinned peoples, the Indians can
not stand diseases Of the respiratory
organs as the whites, and they are
dying rapidly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
Hanna Returns
To Law; Spices
TOLeaUe ~ NJ.
Republican National Com
mitteeman Will Locate IN
California for Health.

Santa Fe. n. n. Jan 1s.-Former
chief justice Ricnard H. Hanna Of
Santa Fe. returning from AIbuquer-
que today, announced he would locate
there for practice Of law. He has
been in Santa Fe for It years, seven
on the state supreme bench. He will
practice Independently. not in part
nership with former governor ". E
Lindsey he announces.
Chas. a. Spiess. Of Las Vegas, Re
publican national committeeman,
lawyer and manager OF the campaign
OF o. a. Lorrazolo for the Republican
nomination for governor. announces
he will leave the state and settle in
California for his health which has
been precarious for two years.
Gossip is that his successor on the
national committee will be Eduardo
u. Otero Of Los Lunas. nephew Of Sol
Luna Spiess's resignation is expected
soon on account of the coming inset
ings OF the Republican national COM
mittee in the summer and fall to fix
the time and place for the next ma
tional Republican convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13

TUCSON. ARK, Jan. 1s.-Six promi-
L nent Mexican and Mexican-Ameri-
can residents Of Tucson and Douglas
and a seventh man. whose identity
has not been made known. we're ar
rested here today by federal authori-
ties. charged with smuggling arms
into Mexico in connection with new
revolutionary movement
The charges against them were
presented at once to the federal
grand jury, which f. now In session.
The men arrested were Mike Wehby,
a Tucson merchant, who was released
on $4,000 bail. after a hearing by
United States commissioner Edwin L.
Jones; r P Flores and c. c Vas
quezs a Tucson mercantile concerns
Rosario Lopez, Maj FREDERICK Platt.
formerly mayor Of Cananea, Mexico,
and IgnaciO Monge, Of Douglas
Monge has been sought by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
HORSE AND BUGGY FOUND
AFTER EXCITING CHASE

About $50 o'clock Monday morning
a horse and buggy was taken from in
front OF the POmeroy Transfer COM
pany's place, and almost Immediately
thereafter ". W. Click and Jack Tay-
lor employees OF the place, left in an
automobile TO search for the stolen
buggy, and after an exciting ride, cul-
minating in a chase Of three boys,
they recovered the stolen articles and
caught the lads, givins their names
and ages at the police station as Car
los Vasquez, nine; Milton Reed. eight
George Reed, ten. They were held for
investigation as delinquent children
According to Mr.. Click, the buggy
was overtaken near an arroyo at the
cement plant, and the three boys ran
A soldier caught one and Mr.. Click
overlook the others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
MEXICAN REFUGEES GIVE
VOTE OF RESPECT TO 7. R.

Nearly a thousand Mexican citizens.
refugees in FL Paso, held their sec
ond meeting in Liberty hall. Sunday
morning, and perfected their organi-
ration, Association Unionlsta Next
cana" the general purpose Of which
IS to work for the pacification OF
Mexico and the reestablishment OF lib
erty and security. The secretary, J. n.
Gutierrez Fernandez, read the plat
form OF principles prepared for the as
ISOLATION, the main feature Of which
suggested a union OF all factions to
bring about peace, right. security OF
liberty and property. together with
respect for and observance OF inter-
national law.
A standing vote OF respect to Theo-
dore Roosevelt was rendered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
Plant
Is To Utilize
"White Sands "
100000 Establishment for
FL Paso or Alamogordo,
Company Declares.

Alamogordo, n. IL, Jan. 1s.-The
White Sands Of Otero county are GO
ing 10 be utilized. according to state
ments made by E. Hartman. vice pres
ident and general manager Of the
Universal Gypsum company. at a ban
quet Of the Alamogordo commercial
club. The White Sands cover an area
Of about 1e miles in length and eight
miles in width. The composition Of
these sands, according TO chemical
analysis is almost pure gypsum. Some
samples run as high as ss.3 percent
pure.
To Put Up Big Plant.
The company OF which E H Hart-
man is at the head is located in Buff
1elo- The plan is to put in a manu-
featuring plant at AlamOgOrdo, Vel
mont or Fl Paso for manufacturing
building blocks. The cost Of the plant
as stated by Mr. Hartman will be
5000. 600, with an additional cost Of
near $500, 900 for building. a railroad
TO the deposit
There are also large deposits Of
brown gypsum in the valley which are
equally as valuable and viii be
handled by the same plant The ca
pacity OF the plant VIII be 100 tons
daily. The gypsum deposits are val
liable for making plaster OF paris,
plasters and fire roofing. The Uni
versal Gypsum company viii begin
its work here within the next 30 days.
Mr. Hartman stated.
Several Addresses Made.
The office Of POSTMASTER was filled
by Dr.. J. p Gilbert Among those
who made talks was Judge Mechem.
recently been elected to the bench;
John T. Logan, president OF the Ma
tiOnal Lumber and Creosote company,
who is here in TIE sawmiu interest OF
his company. made a very interesting
talk The probability OF rebuilding
the mill recently burned was dis
cussed. He said, however, that the
interest Of the company just now was
in getting the financial losses ad-
fusted which they sustained by the
fire When that is disposed Of they
wiz take up the proposition Of re-
building.
Fred Offenhauser, former president
OF the National Insurance association,
n a short talk expressed his conf
dencs in the future Of Alamogordo
and the extent Of the natural re-
sources Of the county. Offenhauser is
here to make adjustment for the in
surance companies on the recent saw
mill fire.
Dr.. Sill, vice president and manager
Of the American School OF Osteopathy,
spoke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
PLAN TRANSFER OF WATER
DISTRICT TO GOVERNMENT

Nego tiations are now under way
for transferring the privately owned
La Union irrigation system to the
government on an $3.50 per acre
credit basis. According to ". II. AL
bridge, president, the board Of direc-
tors and many OF the larger stock
holders are now in favor Of the trans
fer.
The La Union system is a privately
owned concern, which waters about
1900 acres Of land near Cauutillo.
The water supply IS drawn from the
Elephant Butte project by way Of the
Mesilla diversion dam. After the
government has taken charge. the
reclamation service will extend the
system to cover about 1000 acres ad-
jacent land which has not yet had
advantage Of a water supply.