Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-03

Gen. John ]. Pershing made his
first visit to the Rhinoland Dec. 81.
The British army OF occupation is
entering Dusseldorf, on the Rhine, 1t
is officially announced.
Italy's war damages amount TO more
than 100, 200, 600, 700 lire (about 3d.
600, 000, 00O.) according to Finanza
Italia OF Rome.
The French threw a pontoon bridge
across the Rhine at Nlerstein. This
bridge, over 1000 feet In length, was
built In five hours.
The German government has nc
oepted Field Marshal o linden
burg's plan to form a peoples guard,
or national army.
The total casualties OF the Ameri-
can air service In action are given as
442, including 100 killed, 103 wounded,
200 missing, twenty-seven prisoners
and three informed.
Two groups OF manifeBtants, n
shouting against Spain and the other
crying for Spain, colllded at Balboa.
One OF the persons In the loyalist
crowd was killed by "a pistol shot.
The German armlstice has been ex.
tended until 6 o'clock on the morning
Of Jan. II and the Allies have notified
Germany that they reserve the right
70 occupy the neutral o east OF the
Rhine from the Cologne bridgehead
to the Dutch frontier.
With n total OF 1852 men dis
charged from the army during the
week ended Dec. IA, General March
announced Saturday the Wal Depart
ment has about reached the average
OF 10000 discharges daily for which
the rehabilitation plan calls.
The United States has a fleet on the
Rhine. Nine river steamers which
have been taken over by the Ameri-
can army OF occupation will be armed
and used ms a patrol on n stretch OF
the Rhine along the Coblenz bridge
head. The Stars and Stripes we're
hoisted over these ships Dec. II.
A Bolshevik army is advancing to-
ward Germany in the region of Mltau,
according to the Berlin Lokal An
zeiger, as quoted In u Copenhagen dis
patch TO the London Times. The Boil
shevlki are said to be planning to en-
courage the German radicals with a
view to ~unlooslng q great social revo-
luton throughout central Europe.
WESTERN
One thousand homes were placed
under quarantine In Omaha Dec. "a.
Gen. Antonio !. Villareal came out
openly at I'll Paso, Tex, in a state
ment to the United Press for the re-
ported anti-Carranza coalition rebel
lion.
Villas main command, which
passed through Cuslhuiriachic, Chihua-
hua, destroyed property of the Cusi
Mining Company, an American cor
porat'on, TO the value OF $4,000.
American airmen in France brought
down a tod of S54 German aero
planes and tighty.two German bal
looms. against an American loss OF
271 planes and forty-fiye balloons. &C
cording TO a report oabled to Mai,
Gen. Harbord on Dec. 10 and made
public by the War Department.
Charles NJ. sohwab for president OF
the United States was the choice
voiced by $50 representatives of the
machinery construction ana metal in
%terests OF the United States at a din.
ner giyen by the Machinery Club OF
Chicago.
WASHINGTON
Assistant Secretary William Phil
Ups was designated 20 represent
the State Department at the funeral
at Aberdeen, n. c., OF Walter H.aef
Page, former ambassador 20 GreaI
Britain, who died there Dec. 81.
Without a record vote, the Senate
passed the war revenue bill. reduced
70 raise about $4,000, 0O0. 900 in 1915
and $4,000, 900. 900 In 1920, as com
pared with the levy of IS, 200, 100000
for neIt year proposed In the bill
passed By the House three months
ago.
All restrictions on German enemy
aliens except those applying for de
parture from United States, and those
affecting the power OF internmen
have been ordered removed by Attor
ney General Gregory and we're eftec
tive Christmas day, on cable instruc
tons from President Wilson, and OF
fected about 100000 German men an,
women.