Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-27
FOREIGN

planning to start q London.to.M Madrid
passenger service by airplane within
n few months.
Seven million dollars was appropri-
ated for public works by the Philip
pine Legislature, which has adjourned
It's regular session. An extra session
has been called for Feb. %.
The French government II deter.
mined to maintain n reserve OF air
plane pilots. Several flying schools
have been approved to which are to
he sent each year n large number NJ
student.fllers.
An illternte Austrian earned s5.52I
In Canada during u single year OF the
war, MS n laborer at the Welland steel
%foundrles, II was learned ut 81. Cath
arines, when Mike Ennis was fined
for making a false income tax return.
The two %aeroplanes belonging to
the South African government which
are attempting n flight from London to
CapetOwn crossed the Mediterranean
In fourteen hours. This ls said 20 he
the first nonstop flight owe the Medl-
terranean.
Damage to the amount OF $1,OOO,O0O
was caused at Manila, +. l., when fire
destroyed half the buildings OF the
Philippine Carnival Exposition and the
island exhibits they contained. Many
| Of the exhibits were l~rreplncable and
| the loss Is serious.
The council OF ambassadors at Paris
has refused the German-Austrlan re-
quest that they be allowed TO create
n department OF aerial police. The
council took the ground that creation
Of such n body would be contrary to
the treaty OF Versailles.
Fifty men who escaped from Il
train taking 1900 Polish prisoners Of
war back to their land from France
have claimed sanctuary ON Swiss soil,
asserting they were really Germans,
they posed MS Poles to get better
treatment in France and asked 10 be
transported to Germany.
Enrique Tlraboschl, an Italian
swimmer, broke the worlds INNER
sion record when he swan the River
Plat, crossing from Colonla, on the
Uruguaynn coast, from which point
he started, 10 within five kilometers
Of Buenos Aires. The distance Is over
~thlrty-two miles, but the swimmer was
forced to breast strong currents.
Announcement OF the death OF Fee
dor I~vanovitch Katllnin, one Of the
most prominent organizers of the
soviet government, commissioner OF
education and president Of the central
committee OF p%roletarlan culture, Is
made In n wireless dispatch from Mos
COW He had an adventurous career,
suffering exile and Imprisonment at
various times.
GENERAL
A gift OF $4,000 by A. Barton Hep
burn OF New York to Mlddlebury Col
lege for the encouragement Of maJor
athletics has been announced by
President John NJ. Thomas.
Henry Edward Clement, for twenty
five years edltor-ln-chlef OF the Boston
Evening Transcript, died of heart dis
ease ut his home In Concord, In his
nth year. He retired In 1900.
Four persons were killed ana sew
eral injured at Lexington, KY when
Il mob intent upon l%ynching William
LOckett, a negro, who confessed 10
the murder OF 1~0-year-old Geneva
Hardman, charged the court house
during Lockett's triu! and was fired
upon by police and state troops.
The total output of the meat pack.
Ing industry In the United States for
1910 was estimated at more than So
900, 100000, In a statement given out
by the Institute of American Meat
Packers. The estimate was based on
annual reports OF more than 500 pack
Ing companies which operate under
federal inspection. Profit throughout
the industry averaged not more thnn
~ cents ON each dollar of snles, the
report estimated.
A shortage OF 10000 trained nurses
exists In the United States, according
10 the National Organization for Pub
lie Health Nursing. The orgnnlza-
ton has started a campaign In the
hope of enrolling $1,000 young wom-
en- workers.
On his way TO court to fnce a charge
of picking pockets, Nathan Palestine
broke nwny from II policeman at an
elevated station In New York and,
leaplng down on the tracks lay down