Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-29

NAfA RAH' W. NfFFF AHANNAA fnhH'
and a large number Of turbines.
The BolsheyIst faction Of ~Independ-
ent Socialists has begun direct action
In Halle, Germany, by selling the Of
flee of the Independent pnrty's news
paper, says a dispatch from Frank
fort.
The council OF ambassadors has de-
clded to make representations to the
Belgrade government demanding lmme-
dlate withdrawal OF the Jugo.slav
troops which had entered the Klaken-
furt pleblsclte M
The drys have lost their first battle
In the prohibition fight In the federal
district IN Mexico. The saloons were
open Sunday, though the government
had made an effort to have them all
closed.
The London-Paris air mail has won
final approval of the banking world.
Proving that II Is no longer consld-
cred nm experiment" bankers aud
jewelers. nre using II heavily for trans-
port Of currency and Jewels between
the two capitals.
Luis A. Snntnnder, consul for Chile
In the state Of Washington, and assist
mt professor OF Spanish Mt the Uni
verslty of Washington, died ut Seattle
after n few hours illnoss. Mr.. sun.
lander was formerly secretary OF the
Chilean legation Mt Bucnos Aires.
Germany fulfilled the terms OF the
Spa coal agreement for August and
September by delivering to the allies
1,036,S65 tons OF coal, the repnratlons
commission announced. or this, France
received 1,477,6 500 tons, the remainder
going to Italy, Belgium and Luxem-
burg.
AS a result Of the census taken
Oct. l, the figures OF which have not
been announced, the japanese govern
ment has begun sending circulars
throughout the country, asking physl-
clans, surgeons, dentists, pharmacists,
t%nllors, blncksmlths and other persons
whether they would be willing to
serve I'm the army In case CT war.
GENERAL
Robbers stole 100000 worth OF dla-
monds and refined gold from the
Stretcher Manufacturing Company,
nfter blowing open two large safes ut
Newark, n. j.
A farm survey to eradicate the com
non barberry as a defensive measure
against wheat rust has been started
by the Department of Agriculture In
portions of thirteen states In the West
and Middle West.
Joseph Taplln, CO years old, of
Duchess Junction, N. v, Is In n hos
pltal nj Poughkeepsle, suffering from
n broken spine, the result of falling
from n tree. lie lay five days until
found by hunters.
Tugglng at the end of a rope, Rover,
pet dog Of John shelton, T-year.old
deaf boy, Of Springfield, H., urged his
muster upon the tracks of the Chlca-
go X Alton railroad. A moment later
both were dead, caught by an express
train.
Dragged over fifty feet along the
rails on the Mississippi river bridge
ut Dubuque, Iowa, Elvin knight, aged
sixteen, of Cool Rapids, Iowa, died
half an hour later. Knight, who was
on his way to enlist In the navy a.
Chicago, had fallen from the blind
baggage Of a Burlington train.
Slugged unconscious by burglars
who ransacked and then set fire TO
his palatinl home at Des Moines, Iowa.
DR.. Wilton Mccarthy, prominent sur
geon, aroused from his stupor 10y tho
crackle of flames, escaped by jump
ing from the second story of the blaz-
ing residence.
Dr Duncan Macpougnll, fifty-four,
a surgeon known particularly for his
experiments IN "the weighing OF the
SOUL Is dead az Haverhlll, Mass.
Through delicate Weighing devices, he
calculated the weight OF the human
soul nt between six and eight ounces.
He WAS n contributor OF poetry to
various magazines.
Sale Of the S.54t lightweight ton
steamer Westmead 10 The standard
steamship Company of New York for
S1,4l2,iG7 has been announced at the
shipping Board
The Philadelphia Il Reading railway
has announced reduction OF It's work
Ing force Approximately 1000 men and
that all employees have been put on an
eight-hour basis.
Production of hitumlnous coal went
above the l2,OOO,OO0-ton mark for the
first time since Jan. lT, during the
week pudp1 Oct. q Tho tutnl outnut