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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
MOrmons Gspel my Members.

Salt Lake city, rtuh Through m
ciul church announcements of thp ex-
communication ana MISUNDERSTANDING
Of Il number OF the men and women
members OF the Mormon church 10 hr.
came known ihui % rulouy off nry
men and women have been pruoticIup
a number Of ncw doctrines. among
them one called "thc doctrine ~ wife
sacrifice, under which II is said thui
IN u number OF Instances husbands
have taken the wives Of other members
Of the colony aud vice versa.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS TO BE
REoPENEo UNDER NEW
AGREEMENT.
NATIONS RESUME TRADE
soVlETs AGREE TO REFRAIN
FROM STIRRING AslArIc PEo.
PIE TO REBELLION.

London, March H. THE trade ugrcc
mcui under which commercial relations
win be- resumed hy Grout Britain aud
Russia was signed here hN representa-.
tlycs ~ the go,orumou'y of the Two
countries.
The agreement Is essentially the
same rs the draft tukru To- Moscow hv
leonid krnssin, soviet minister OF
trade nud commerce. In January. the
most imrurtnut terms of which follow.
Euch party uErccs 10 refrain from
hostile action ~ propaganda outside
lts borders against the others inslitu.
lions ~ giving assistance or encourage
mcnt to any propaganda outside itN
oWn hortlcrs, The suyict government
particularly agrees in refrain from any
encouragement III AsiHlic peoples to
action against British Interests, cspe.
chilly In Aslu Minor, l%'orsin, Afghan
stan aud India.
Finch nErrcs not to impu~r nu! form
OF hluckndc against the other or any
Determinations against trade not i'm.
posed on other foreign countries.
Ships In each others hurhors shah
receive the treatment usually accord.
ed foreign merchant ships hy CONNER
clul nations.
\ renewal Of Topographic uul postal
facilities, Including purocls post, VIII
be- arranged.
with regard tn ltssslnn gold tx.
ported from Russia ny payment for i'm
ports, the British government does
not cOncedc the soviet claim that such
gold should be- regarded Hs Immune
from seizure to pay British claims.
The agreement leaves this ns u matter
to he settled by ordinary court proce-
dure.
In The arrangement the soviet gov
eminent is termed the government OF
the Russian Socialist federal soviet
republic"
The governments ngrce that neither
shall be prevented from regulating
trade In arms and ammunition under
the general provisions Of law,
IN lieu nf the usual consular ar.
Engagements, the agreement provides
for the appointment of "officlnl agents
To reside and exercise their function IN
the territories ul the other
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
STRICTLY ACCORDING TO RULE
No One Could Deny That Candidate,
In His Entrance Examination,
Made so Per Cent.

An examination story from the lon-
don Morning Post: They wanted MIN
badly ~ the college. but unfortunate
~ there was mn entrance examination
from which not even the most promls-
ing OF Rugby three. quarters could
claim complete exemption II was
only un oral qupstioning-nnd yet one
had "a get so per vent to pass The
matter was lrft Zoo the hands Of %
sporting young don, aud his protcrr
got through, Later on II appeared
that only two questions Ind been
uskcd. ''rhc first, said the examiner.
"Wus the dntr of Trafalgar: he got
thut wrong. Then ! asked him what
the chemical formula for s%ulphuric
acid was. lie said i don't know
really ] don't Wen, That WIS right
for u was obvious that he didn't know.
So | PASSED him with 80 per cent
Christian Register.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
WASHINGTON

April II was selected Tor the Special
session ~ the Si%Xty-scvonth Congress.
the first under President Harding
administration. The announcement
was received with general satisfaction
by Senate leaders senator Lodge of
Massachusetts. Republican tender, no.
Titled the Senntc ~ the Presidents de
cision.
After n conference with President
Harding, Representative Mundcll.
House Republican leader. In outlining
the probable program aud pollcy ~
the new Congress, declared revenue re.
vision legislation should be- considered
nhcnd OF amy temporary, or stopgnp
tariff. lie held that the enactment uf
u temporary tariff law wouid require
M much time rs would be- necessary
for 90 permanent tariff.
American women now nrc consum.
ing nearly 10000, OOO,OOO cigarettes 1t
ycur. receipts Of the Internal revenue
hurcnu Indicate. Women were hlnmed
Tor m increase ~ ~ per cent ia the
manufacture and sale OF cigarettes I'M
the United States.
In the first open alrplauc design
competition 10 be- conducted hy the
Navy Department five designs fr 20
q tyne of naval plane have been me-
,cpted on preliminary examination out
of forty designs submitted hy thirt,
corporations ana individuals.
The first consignment of Goruuu su
gar beet seed to hc received since iho
outbreak az the World Vus rouonr.
Galveston, Tex, aboard iho American
steamship Westland from, HAMBURG
and Bremen The Wc,lluud u'>u
brought hops, toys, skulls and tu.b.
together with 900 rolls ~ prlut fapc.
Secretary of War Wooks ll- 1000
uouucel TINT Col . Mathew VAIN
Wrlgh Of New YORK win hc uumci u.
assistant seoretii, of war Colonel
wainwright is 90 Sew Work. NuliouuI
Guard officer and scr,ri a. Inspector
general on lhe STAFF of Major General
uHyHu of thc Invent, Sci, euth division
during me World war;
Ih, spccHl session OF the senate,
which convened March 4 600 confirm
Important appointments, adjourned
sIur Ut without renewing nominations
ior diplomatic posts or for member
shin on tho ,hippInr hoard The dclny
n shipping board objections was ui.
irluutrd il "a techni cnlity of the mc,
tuuut marlup act. rpdulMug ull spNru
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FoR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN


Hecnusc The verses of Grorgr Red
man Of Suu frunciscu aroused nuught
but laughter aud rldiculc. hc drank
poison and lenpcd into the rucicc
ocean, the sun Francisco police de-
clHred.
The body ~ Woo Cow, chinese,
hearing nine hulle, wounds aud MINER
aus knife cuts, was found beside II
road three miles east ~ Guadalupe
according Ia ndylces received NJ the
shcriffs office Ia Santa Barbara. Cnllt.
Woo was believed by officers To have
been a tong war victim
Tho Nevada State Assembly at car
ION city ndoTaBd Il concurrent rcsolu.
ton providing for the removal Of his.
trlci Judge Frank T.. lnngnn for nj.
legged failure To render decisions with.
IN the legally specified time and 10 de
mnnd periodical returns In n banking
~r"ceivership ease.
Approximately 5000 McNicaus viii
be- returned homo from Texas. accord
ing TO the estimate Of Immigration Ia
spcctor o. H. Smith At Fort worth,
Texns. lie said he had received orders
from Washington directing that all
McXicnns In the United Stntcs under
special permit, such ns agricultural or
Industrial, return home.
George $. Alderman, a travelling
salesman, died nj o hospital in Twin
Falls, Idaho, rs a result ~ u knife
wound inflicted ON him by Francisco
sanchez, II Mexican. The Mexican,
who is thought I have sheen crnzy.
walked M to Alderman ON the street
aud plunged his knife into A%ckcrman's
left eye.
The First state and Savings Bank
~ Klamath Falls, ore, Is doing husi-
ness rs usual ngnln. after having
closed us doors ON Jan. ~. The roy
opening, which wns declared Ia have
saved owe half the shccpmcn and eat
, tlomen OF Klamath county from ruin,
was preceded 10y u civic celebration.
second emily To that ~ Armistlcc day.
Indications are that all hut two OF
the commercial coal mines Of Wash.
ington would be- closed when n wage
reduction, approXlmutiug ~ per rent
will bee pat into effect boy operators.
About 1000 miners win leave their
Jobs, according To- the present outlook.
About 1000 will say In Tie mines that
are scheduled Ia remain open ~ the
odd scale.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
sehOoIboy PeddIed pruos.

Sew York charged with playing
hockey to ycnd drugs, Paul SprnrW. u
10 ycnr-old schnulhoy, was arrested Ia
a Bowcry alley by members of the
narcotic squad, wno snid thcS -tw him
sell decks Of drugs fer 81 rnch. con.
ccnlrd In his school hook,, the police
snid, they found q supply uf nurrofirs.
Later the hoy took them Go % place uu
the lower Enst side, removed % brick
from an old wull aud rXposcd his
cache.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
Eve Killed in Pullman Ere.

Denver A fire destroyed the rull.
man standard sleeping cnr Corona
ri the ,outlhuuud Denver n Rio
Grupdc train for Alnmosu ut Root.
colo, lGh mites from Denver, and
oausri the dcnth of five of the eight
persons in the cur. Oue pusscugcl o-
capped by lrapiug through % window
The Pullman porter ana ihc trn.u llag.
mnu ALSO escaped.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
Deny MonopoIy chara..

Sew YORK. SiNiy nine OF the seven
ty four corporations and nll NJ the FOR
o. individuals Indicted March = by thc
federal srund iury un % charge of VIC
latiug the Sherman antitrust luV D.,
%couspiriup to muuopulizr tho prodNuc
ton and distribution uf Portland cp.
mrut pleaded uot guilty individuals
were released in $1,000 bail ru,h.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
TOO BAD ABOUT HER MEMORY
And Really Opera ooer Should Net
BE Expected to Remember Details
That Are Triting.

You were at the opera last eve.
ningf'
Yes; perfectly delightful Time"
what did you henri
Henri Oh Mndge Gray rs en-.
gagged at last, and the Bllly Brcws
are going to get % divorce. aud Berthe
BuNhy has lost all his money boo VAIL
street. aud sue Cuthro has u hnhy
and Mrs. Sylcc was luuchlup with
nnothcr man while her husband was
ont of town, aud
But You don't understand what
Iid you sccf'
"Sco? why. that Kate kady has
turned. her old rose gown and lhut
those wonderful Van GuIhor diamonds
we read Of are only paste. aud thu'
the AdlcN~ ARE hardly on speaking
terms, even lon public. and
tut hut what was the name Of
thr operuf"
Maine Of the opcruf uh-why. /
did see n on the program, bui really
i've forgotten rye such q poor memory
for details really Il Is quite q cross 90
u is n waste nf time to find fault
WIth t.Ytt.DIf .te AT t..f.f. q. .U ~.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
Bandlts Get rhlrty Thousand Dollars

Unlontown. kan while residents
fired occasional shots at them, hnndits
dynumited the vault ~ the state bnuk
here, pncked practically an the cur
rency and securities into snoks and cs.
capped IN u motor car. The loot Is as.
timnted M between $4,000 aud $4,000.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25

Nrw YORK Ia % dense fog off lit
llc Egg inlet, y J., the shipping hourl
steamship lnvlucIhlc, bound tor Nor
folk, cullldcd with the army transport
Mudnwnskn, Incoming from Manila,
damaging the transport severely and
necessltHllng radio cnlls for immediate
assistance. The Mudnwaskn, carrying
passengers. wns struck umidships
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25

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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25
GENERAL

one llfe was lost and considerable
property damage done 10y u torn
which dclugrd southern california for
three days.
Saved by his finger prints, Miner +.
Crawford of Hutchinson. Kun, held by
federal officials Of BOSTON. Mass, for
u train robbery aud murder In Mime
sofa, has been released. Finger prints
of the train rohbrr was sent from Min
nesoia, and were found to differ from
those ~ Crawford
COY. Edwin T.. Morrow Of Kentucky
has offered a reward of $500 cuch for
the arrest and conviction of each
member Of the mob TINT tack from the
Woodford enunty Jail and iynclicd
Richard JAMES, negro. lie also issued
q proclamation relieving FROM office
John H. Edgrr, TALLER Of Wnodlord
county.
\ concurrent resolution, introduced
Loo the lower house uf the Michigan
Legislature nj Lansing, by Representa-
tive Walter llcnzc Of Iron Mountain,
would call upon Congress tn divide
Michigan into two states, the lower
peninsula 10 retain the present name
aud government, ana u new common
wealth to be- known us superior to
be created Of the upper peninsula.
The government will be- required 10
return Sl,Gl1,OOO tax 10 the estate Of
Mrs. Potter Palmer. under II ruling by
| Judge GEORGE n. Page In the United
Suites District ourt 40 Chicago.
Judge Pnge ruled that Potter Palmer
had died before the federal estate tHN
hecumc a luw, and that Mr. Palmer
never had received amy benefit from
the S7OUnouO trust, her hult ul The
Palmer estate.
california rice growers Whu raise
the sccoud lnrgost orop uf r.cr BOO the
United States, have 81 surpiu, uf ap
proximt,ly .uOuOoO Uul- of pa,lay
rice on thcir huuIs
Lltuc Ilul> section ot Chicago was
deeply stirred Ht iHc nrI,sO soft Samuel
Amntwu. proprietor oft fhp lfue ntrl
cuhlr,. un' truh ColnpInu. Saloon
Keeper H, suspect. BOO 90, Shaving of
Paul A. lahrioiu recent victim of au
alleged uoliI,nl fruI boo tho Nineteenth
ward Polio. -uy thu' Three Witnesses
FOO ihc shooting OFF luhriuIa hu,o ldcu
IIfiod AmuiluH and ComnIno Us two OF
ihr five Ileu Nhu participated loo tho
staying
Representative. of thr National
Whsat Grower, Association aud nf the
Agricultural COMMITTEE, of seventeen
90 % meeting boo kauaus CitS. agreed
tho ACCESSIBILITY of the pooling of grain
under % national sales agency was nd-
Nisnhlc, hut they disagreed as 10 the
method of carrying out the plan. The
conference WIS adjourned 10 meet N
Chicago March Is The main point II
d|isscnslon was whether cor not lho pool
dhoull bee voluntary or compulsory
Effective fire fighting In New York
cts thwurtcd % repetition of tine dis
, ustIous ul fire that swept the some
uud Fleming works of Ihe standard
uii Company BOO Brooklyn in Scptem
ncr 1919 Flames that for q time threat.
ourd iu luy waste scores OF 1000 gull
lon tank. broke out but fIrcmcn re-
siri,ird The conflugrutlon to five tanks
and stoppod lt, spread.
When the city council of oxford
Junction, &c., keeping up the general
moY emeut for wage reduction, cut the
salary of Mayor y H. Nngruder from
SO a month 10 81, the mayor resigned.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-25

There are lots Of other things in
ihi- busy world besides time aud tide
that wait for mo- man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22
Egg Laying Contest

, Orono, Feb. 21-There was GEN
eral change of names in the first
group of leaders at the close of the
third month of the winter gg-laying
contest. Conducted under the super
vision of the College of Agriculture
extension service.
E. L. Smith & Son of Kennebunk-
port led for the month, their pen Of
25 Barred Plymouth Rocks having
laid a total of $50 eggs in the 81 DAYS.
The next nearest in line were the
White Wyandottes of Mrs. C. o. Hill
of Sangerville. which laid 457 eggs.
Mrs. Merle Cannon of Livermore
Falls was in third place, her White
Wyandottes having l>tde a score of
455. Two pens of Rhode Island Reds
followed, those of Mrs. EIwin Noble
Of Livermore Falls scoring 45a and
those of Mrs. A. ". Childs Of Whit
NEVILLE, $50. The hens of the other
contestants finished the month in
this relative order:
Jasper =. Guptill. Berwick: Reuben
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22

the court in Stockholm, he soon be-
came the most popular diplomat in
the capital and a personal friend of
the King.
To assist Swedish Lutherans in
Dorchester and Roxbury, Mass, who
are contemplating building a church,
Mr.. Thomas has consented to give a
lecture Feb. % in Jordan Hall on
Sweden and the Swedes." A ban
quet in Mr.. Thomas's honor is being
arranged and is to be- given the night
before the lecture.
Mr.. Thomas was the founder Of
New Sweden, a Furnishing colony in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22
BEST INVESTMENT I'VE
EVER MADE IN my LIFE"

would come within hairs breadth Of
,'cashing in l got lots Of advice but
none of it was any good until I was
told by a friend to try Tanlac.
ut suited my case exactly. 1t
couldn't have made a bigger change
If it had made my stomach over new.
I feel like a different man, now. l no
longer live in dread of those awful
spells, for have such faith in Tan
lac l believe they are gone forever.
am in better health than have been
in years, just brimful of life and en-
ergy. l know the little money Tanlac
cost me was the best investment 1
ever made in my life. 1t certainly
does what other medicines, and I've
tried many in ten years, failed to do"
Tanlac is sold in Augusta by John
Coughlin: in Weeks Mills by j. A.
Merrill; in West Washington by Wal
ter F. Burdick; in China by Bailey
Bros; in Albion by L. f. Cannon; in
North Wayne by w. l.. Morrill, and
by the leading druggist in every city
and town-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22
More Strength To
Nerves in Every
Grain of Phosphate

Organic phosphate Is a necessary
constituent of every cell in your body,
but especially Of those that go to
make up nerve and brain substance
Lack of q sufficient quantity of or
ganic phosphate known to Pharmacists
as Bitro-PhospEate means that you
are nervous, easily tired, have no am
To correct this condition and to re-
oulld your exhausted nerves, so that
strength and health will be yours. ask
Blther for supply of Bitro-Phosphate
each meal.-Adv. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22
Cut This Out and Send 1t

Lowe. North Shapleigh; Miss Belle
Morse, Pittsfield; Mrs. w. A. How
land, Albion: w. A. Ripley, Rock
land; Mrs. Perry Ames. Dover; F. W.
Laid, Prepit; Mrs. Estelle Stratton
Hancock; Miss Mabel M. Irish, Buck
field; Mrs. J. e. Guptill, Berwick;
r. d. Lord, East Lebanon;. Mrs. T.
+. Foss. Harmony; o. c.. Leathers.
Kenduskeag; p. M. Wyman, West
Paris; Miss L. NJ. Maxwell, Bowdoin-
ham, p. w. Reed, windsorviile: ].
a. Chadbourne, Bridgton; n. G.
Leadbetter, North WhitefeId.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22
William Widgeiy Thomas
Nav Return to Sweden

William Widgery Thomas of Port
land, who during the administrations
of Harrison, Mckinley and Roose-
welt was the United States minister
to Sweden. is again being talked of as
under consideration for his old post
at Stockholm by Harding.
Mr.. Thomas began his diplomatic
career when, as a boy just out of
college, he was appointed by Presi-
dent Lincoln United States consul at
Gothenburg. So well did he conduct
the business of the consulate that he
received the special thanks of the
department of state from William HI.
Seward, secretary.
When he later went to Sweden as
the United States representative at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22
Rutland Man Says
Tanlac Did For Him
What Other MeG-
cines Failed to Do
Suffered Ten Years

For ten years looked for some
ching to relieve my stomach trouble
but had no success until ran across
Tanlac and that did the work for
me-" said II. n. Merritt. news agent.
who lives at 10 Meadow St. Rutland.
Vt, and who is one of the best known
and popular young business men of
the city. He added:
Il had about given up hope Of ever
finding anything to give me real ben
eft. j had awful attacks Of acute in
digestion and of recent years they
were becoming more frequent. Many
a time these spells were SO severe I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22

night, when Miss Mary Moreland re-
turned to Bath and gave her second
talk to the women voters. This
League is non-partisan and follow
ing the city election, the members
will study the local city government
and also the State government. The
members of the committee are Mrs.
Warren E. Kershner, Mrs. Herbert
Morse, Miss Jane Murphy and Miss
Flora Randall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22
Have You Pils|
Then You Have Something to I's'


Thousands who have piles have VI
learned that quick and permanent N
lief can only be accomplished w
internal medicine. Neither cut.Js|
nor any amount Of treatment :, WI
ointments and suppositories WIN
move the cause.
Bad circulation causes piles, Ts'sss|
is q complete stagnation of bioou
the lower bowel and a weaken!ns N
the parts. DR.. ]. S. Leonhardt vi
nrst to find the remedy. His preasicrs
ton Is HEM-ROID, a tablet rledissIs|
taken internally. that is now scia
druggists generally. DR. Leonnsr,
tried 1t In 1000 cases with the mars set
Gus record of success in % per csJ
and then decided it should be nj
under rigid money-back guaran'a
Don't waste any moro time ~ WI
outside applications. Get a pacnnrsaa|
OF HEM-ROID from Fletcher's IN
Store today. It has given safe .onIa|
lasting relief to thousands OF pe'pa|
and should do the same for you
sNldnm fails.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22

Rev. William Meservey Of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A., in Waterville passed
Sunday at his home on Baptist Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Moore of Brook
line, Mass, and their little niece, Re-
becca of Waterville, arrived in town
Monday and visited until the 2:30
train with their sister and her hus-
band, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Lord at
their home on Middle street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore will return to Brookline
this Tuesday.