Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-13
CONDENSED RECORD OF rHE
PROGRESS or EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, DotNos, ACHIEVE.
MENrs. sUFFERiNos. HOPES
AND FEARS or MANKIND.
WESTERN
western Newspaper Union News Service.

WESTERN
ThOmns II. Brewster, president Of
the Fidelity National Bunk Of Spokane,
died Of what physicians diagnosed ms
sleeping sickness. He had been III two
months.
Brent Dow Atkinson OF Chicago was
released from the federal penltentInry
NJ "Lenvenworth, where he was serv.
Ing a term on the charge OF being q
war Stacker. lie failed to report 1licn
drafted.
Posscinen captured Neil Hart and
Jim Owen, half-breed Indians, who, II
Is alleged, were among the prisoners
VINO escaped from the county Jail nj
fendleton, Ore. after killing sheriff
Il. ID Taylor.
Eighteen persons were reported In.
iured when Oregon Short Line train.
suite, Mont, 10 Salt Lake, was de-
rallied near Downey. Nine OF the
twelve conclies OF which the train was
made M were overturned.
Seeing that u train was about Ia
crash Into nm lee truck he was driving.
nfNhhf ~ HfIiifM VI EuMNfN
Markham, the poet, threw two boys
who were riding with him to snfety,
hut himself suffered injuries from
which he died.
Robert A. Robertson, n veteran of
the World War and captain OF n com.
pany OF national guardsnen which was
shortly to go on duty with other state
troops under the command Of Gen. !
+. Wolters, was shot and killed at unl
weston by q sentry AT the National
Guard camp.
Miss Carrie Cunningham, 20 years
old, was shot to death by Theodore
osweiler. Jr., n banker Of shuttle, Kan.
on the steps OF 1T. Mary's cathedral NJ
wichita, as she, her mother and sister.
were entering to attend mass. Oswell.
81 shot through the pocket OF his
coat.
Lieut.. ormer Locklear, daredevil mir
pilot whose stunts OF lcnping from one
plane to another In mldair have
thrilled thousands, IL dead. His plane
crashed from n height of 1000 feet
while he was engaged In nlghtflylng
for the movies. With him died Lieut.
Milton Elliott, his pal and pilot In MI
his halr.rnlsing stunts.
WASHINGTON
Assured under contuct aIreadv
signed with oil companies ~ most OF
the fuel needed for the oil burning
portion "f the government merchant ,
fleet 10 ne year beginning October I, I
the shipping board set out to secure I
3,OOO,OOO additional barrels of fuel oil.
When they are Obtainnblc, officials
said, the board viii have an adeaunte q
supply, estimated ut 20,S0O,OOO barrels Z
for the year. h
Nearly 500 Russian children. nm II
route from Vladlvostok 10 Petrograd g
Ia rejoin their parents. whom they
have not seen since the spring OF 1918. r
reached San Frnnclsco. the a
American Red Cross ut Washington 4
has announced. The children are an n
he steamer Yomei Afaru, IN charge OF :
Red Cross doctors, nurses and at. a
.enhants AMI seyergl Russian school ii
.eachers' who have been caring for n
hem for more than two years. 4
Authority for the railroads to In
'rease revenues by approximately one Il,
billion and n half dollnrs has been M
by the Interstate Commerce -,
Commission. IT,
President Wilson IL to retire from III
lie sheep business. The White Hous,
lock OF forty eight prize sheep, which -,
las kept the lawns cat FOR three sum. !,
ners, Is to bee sold. -,
Washington. - Further steps de-. ~
igncd 10 relieve the coal situation has n,
ieen taken by the Interstate Com.
lerce Commission. Orders were N. !,
ned prohibiting more than one recon. ~
Of coal when loaded Ia cars. y
nd Imposing a charge Of from 81 to =,
2 per car for making even the single -
consignment. w
Imports of foodstuffs into The United II,
'mtes during the fiscal yeai lust end
q increased by more than $3.50, OW.WU
ver 1919, while exports IN 1920 show ~
decrease OF more than 8GO.OOO.OOO OF
cc0rdlng 10 foreign trade figures Is. pc
ued by the Department of Commerce. ~
'oodstuffs imported totaled Si,Ai8. cit
5000, compared with SS92, l22,O9i In fc
ol0 Exports amounted 10 8 2,l4i, eli
o3, 1870, as against $1,000, So, 400 dur err
NJ 1919. wI