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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
RECOGNITION OF LITHUANIA BY
 U. s. IS REQUESTED AS AGAINST
 POLICY OUTLINED BY WILSON

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-In a com munication addressed to Secretary Colby. the firm of NcAdoo, Cotton and Franklin. of which W. G. McAdoo is a member, today osked for recogni- ton of the independence of Lithua- nia- The services of McAdoO's firm, the communication showed, have been retained by J. Vileisis. representative of Lithuania at Washington
 The statement takes issue with President Wilson's policy of nOn-rec- Ognition as set forth in his notes to the Italian government last August and in the note on Armenia sent to Paul Hymans, president of the league of nations assembly. January g. President Wilson's policy as set forth in these notes, opposes dismember- ment of Russia without the consent of 'old Russia, restored, free and united" said the McAdoo Iummunica- tiOn
 The independent government of Lithuania has been recognized de facto by the other great nations," con- Iinued the letter. ''The United States has joined them in the recognition of Armenia, Poland and Finland As to these three nations, but not as to Lithuania, this country has admitted that our policy against the dismem- berment of Russia should not in all fairness be applied.
 While the present misfortunes of the Russian people are to be deplored. it must be remembered that the fail ure to recognize the importance of Lithuania has the effect of throwing the Lithuanian people back into Rus
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
Man Reported To
 Have Seen Denton
 Says Rumor False

LOS ANGELES. Feb. l5.-William Campbell. reported to have said he knew Jacob q. Denton was still alive. although Mrs. Louise l.. Peete has been convicted of murderinS htm, gave the district attorney signed statement today that he had never seen Denton and knew nothing about him except what he had read.
 Arguments on Mrs. Peete'S motion for a new trial will be heard iomor' TOW when w J Ford. attorney re- tained Monday by the defendant. will join the acting public defender, in Mrs. Pette's fight for 'eNonerauon, IS she has termed it.
 A number of affidavits will be filed in support of the contention of the defense that Denton was alive after June 9. last. the date fixed by the state as that Of his murder.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
SENATE ADOPTS 4 AMENDME ENTS
 ID TARIFF BILL
Discussion Of Measure Is Featured By Unusually
 Witty, Sharp Attack

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-The sen ate made progress in its considera- tion of the Fordney emergency tariff bill today and when the se.sion end ed, it had adopted four of the nine remaining amendments recommended by it's finauce committee.
 Senator NcCumber. Republican Of North Dakota. in charge of the bill, said prospects were good for vote tomorrow. When it became apparent that final action could not be had to- night, McCumber sought to conclude consideration of all committee amend ments. This plan suffered defeat.
 Among amendments accepted was the substitute sugar schedule propos- ed by Senator Shoot. Republican of Utah. The amendment would place the tariff at one cent per pound, in addition to the present duty of. the same amount
 Other amendments adopted would provide rates as follows;
 Butter and butter substitutes, eight cents per pound; cheese and cheese substitutes. 23 per cent ad yalorem;
  cream five cents per gallon.
 1'rite arguments and acrimonious charges as well as logic characterized the debate Senator Williams. Dem ocrat of Mississippi held the atten- tion of 70 senators for more than an hour in an attack on the tariff bill that sparkled with wit, sarcasm and sincerity. Seldom. if ever, have as many senators sat as today. unmind- ful of other matters. to listen to speech. The senator charged prop9- nents of the emergency tariff with seeking to legislate money out Of the pockets of tine pu6nc into the pockets of those benefited. lie declared that the tariff provisions on sugar werS such as to make any industry profit able. and added:
 Il can raise bananas in New Jersey if you will give me tariff I'd sell them for dollar a banana. That would be profitable if the tariff was high enough
 Senator Williams. as he waded deeper and deeper into the arguments against the measure, also moved across the aisle to where Senator Shoot sat. Shoot finally gave way and in the place from which the sen ate many times has heard preached the doctrines of high tariff there was delivered an argument opposed. lt caused a roar of laughter. but did moi disturh the sneaker
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
O'CALLAGHAN MAKES VIGOROUS PLEA TO
 HALT DEPORTATION
Lord Mayor Of Cork Appeals To State Department For Change Of Status From Seaman To Political
 Refugee As Time Limit In U. $. Expires

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15. - Threatened by the department of labor with arrest and deporta- tion, Donald J. O'Callaghan, lord mayor of Cork. appealed today to the state department for a change in his status from that of seaman to political refugee and for permission to remain indefi- nitely.
 In the petition. presented by his attorneys. Judge Lawless and Michael Doyle, O'Callaghan pro- tested against his deportation mt this time. 10 any place where he might be exposed to capture or molestation- by the forces of the British government"
 The attorneys were received by both Secretary Colby and Under Secretary Davis. and were as- sured no steps would be taken until opportunity had been grant, ed for the filing of a brief in O'Csllagha behalf
 Presentation of the petition brought out for the first time that the time allowed O'Calla- ghan to depart had been extend ed by Secretary Wilson.
 It was learned today that the
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expiration of the time limit was responsible for this last effort of O'Callaghan.s counsel to stay his departure.
 In 8 conference last week be- tween O'Callaghan's attorneys and Secretary Wilson, the mayor was threatened with arrest and deportation by Secretary Wilson. according to Judge Lawless. who said today that the secretary was only constrained to postpone such action by the request of the mayors attorneys that further time be granted to permit the fil- ing of a new petition to the state department.
 The attorneys at that time ar gued that too much publicity had been given to the time limit fixed for the departure of the lord may or to permit him to leave in sec recy.
 Although the state department is expected to give due consider ation to the brief to be filed by the attorneys, officials have stat ed informally that the case was closed so far as the department was concerned with the jurisdic- tion of O'Callaghan "as a sea man" by the department.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
US HAS NEVER AGREED TO CANCEL WAR D[BI HARDING TO[D
Comrades Abandon Hope Of Finding
 Lieutenant Pearson

FL PASO. Feb. t5.-The eharred body of Lieutenant Alexander Pearson will be found amid the burned debris of his wrecked air plane. prophesied Fort Bliss of- ficers tonight when the fiVe-dsys search of land and sky revealed no trace of the missing aviator, left this city last Thursday on his way to Houston.
 The futiIity of the hunt has caused his comrades of the air service to despair of ever finding Lieutenant Pearson alive. They expressed the belief tonight the gasoline tank of the big de Havi- land plane he was driving caught fire and nose diVed, afIame, to the ground.
 No other theory, they said, can account for the continued ab- sence of such an experienced air man and the inability of the searchers to find a sign of the huge machine.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16

sia, for the present at least. under Soviet control.
 This government has consistently held to the belief that the Soviet government must and will be over thrown. Any efforts by separate groups to throw off Soviet rule should therefore be encouraged. Lithuania has taken an important step in this direction and should be given every encouragement to maintain her exist ing democratic form of government.
 The communication also asked for recognition of Lithuania as a safe guard against the use of that country for a battle ground for Poland and Soviet Russia.
 ''The presence of Polish troops on Lithuanian soil constitutes a grave menace to the peace of central Eur ope," the letter continued. By her peace treaty. with Lithuania. Soviet Russia agreed to respect the neutrali- ty of Lithuanian territory as long as other nations similarly respected it. Presence. of Polish troops is a viola tion of this treaty, involving the dang CT of an invasion of Lithuania by Russian troops.
 "Lithuania must be considered either as an Independent nation or as part of Russia; no middle ground is possible.
 If Lithuania should be recognized by the United States as an indepen- dent nation, with consequent admis- sion into the league of nations and guarantees of territorial integrity. Pc land would be obliged to withdraw her troops.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
NAIL COUNTERFEIT PLoT

BERLIN; Feb. 13. CBy the AssOciat- ed Press)-An organization Of coun- tehfeiters which have been operating for more than year and which is believed to have floated millions of marks of spurious money through agents in Poland Silesia, CzechoslO- vakia and JugO5lavia, as well as in Germany, has been broken up.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
Enrico CarusO Is Reported Dying
 In New York

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.- Enrico csruso. the tenor. was reported to be grsveIy iIl at an early hour to- day. The Sacrament Of extreme Incticn was administered at 1928 a. m- by Rev. E. E. Molinelli, of the church of the Sacred Heart Of Je.us.
 A slight rally was noticeable at 2:z5 o'clock this morning. Caru- so'c pulse was beating, his physi- elan said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
Two Are Shot Down
CONSTABLE MURDERED

DUBLIN, Feb. 15-Dublin Castle reported tonight that Constable Carroll had been found murdered at Nenagh His eyes had been bandaged and his hands were tied behind his back.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16
THREE KILLED IN
 COAST TONG WAR
Los Angeles And San Fran cisco Chinese Districts
 Scenes Of Ambushes

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I5. - Guns of Chinese tong men suit murder and wounds in three California cities to- night. Three dead and five wounded in Los Angeles. almost simultaneously San Francisco and Stockton marked the ushering in or a new war of tongs coincident with the beginning of the Chinese new year.
 Two Chinese merchants were killed in Los Angeles. Another was wound ed there. In San Francisco one man was killed and three wounded At Stockton Hop Sing tong man was shot three times ill the head but il was said he will live. The war is ex- pected to reach every Chinese settle ment on the coast and possibly spread to eastern cities.
 Two Are Shot Down
 LOS ANGELES. Feb. 1.-Two Chi | nese were shot and killed and one wounded tonight in a fusillade of bull lets fired in the Los Angeles China town. The police said they believed the shots were fired by other Chinese possibly as tong war activities.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-16

There was young man named Ma
 NNrre Who wanted to sell his used car So he put in an ad And sold 1t, bedad At a price that was quite up to par. Phone S9 for Want Ads.
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Closing price week ending
 lHnh . lNaI 1o-
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THE WEATHER

Arizona: Fair Wednesday and Thursday: not much change in temperature.
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COPPER PRICES

.AVeraee price week ending
 Eah q 1nsl
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Average price month of
 January. 1921 ..-.................. 12597
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-11
AVISO

FL DR.. Agustin e. Laugier, oculista
y especialista de Las enfermedades de
los O1dos. narix y garganta. participa
81 chentela y 81 pdbhcs en- general,
que estar& ausente en- los Estados UNI
dos hasta mediados del mes de SGdo
Asistira q Ia gr&n Asamblea de la
Asociaci6n M6dica Americana, visitan
do despues Las mejores clinicas de d1.
cho pals, y trAyendo q su regreso los
aparatos . instrumentos mas modsrnos
relacionAdoS cen 81 especial1dAd.
Oflcina:- San Juste esQu1na . Ie-
tuAn. Telefono 1881.
Advf
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Rico.
Reciba nuestra felicitaci6n
DE LAS GRANDES LIGAS:
Segun aparece en- los Standings
de los Clubs de las grandes Ligas, en- la
Nacional va en- la delantera ell team >
Pittsburgh, pues hasta ell dia % del
mes pasado, aparecia con &c juegos ga
nados, yendole a la zaga Ell New York
! con "a, mientras, como apagaluces'' >
aparece Ell Cincinnati con solo doce ga
nadoS.
En- la Liga Americana, ell Cleveland ,
aparece a la cabeza de la procession
con % juegos en- su favor, Siendo ell
segundo Ell New York. con 20. Ell "Phi
ladelphia debe perder toda esperanza
de triunfar en- ell ''pennan'', pues hasta
ahora solo cuenta con doce juegos gana-
dos
BABY RUTH:
Este formidable bateador de "pelicu
las de cuatro esquinas, Sc ha presenta-
do EN- esta temporada, mas aggressive que
en- la pasada.
Segnn Ell New York American" has
ia ell dia % de mayo illti4no tenia ano-
tados trece "Home runs''.
Es la creencia de muchos de su3 admi
radores, que este afio ha de superar en-
"Home runs sal anterior.
BANCROFT HA MUERTo:
Bancroft, conocido de un extreme
otro de los Estados Unidos como cl gran
Banney'', ha muerto en- un hospital
de Cincinatti, de neuritis, la edad de
setenta y cinco amos ,siendo uno de los
veteranos mas notables del CHASE -ball''
americana que Sc ha conocido.
Bancroft naci0 en- Lancaster, (Mas-
sachussetts) Ell once de mayo de mil ocho
cientos cuarenta v seis. A los comien
EOS de la Guerra Civil de los Estados
Unidos, Sc alist6 en ell Ejercito de la
Union, sirviendo como tambor mayor
hasta la termination del gran confiicto.
En- ell s'base BALI Bancroft comen-
20 distinguirse err. mil ochocientoI
ochenta y tres, en- mil ochocientos
ochenta cuatro como manager del
team Providence" de la Liga Ma
cional.
AL segundo aiio, su equipo conqusto
Ell campeonato de la Liga. E hizo mas,
contendio despues con Ell famoso 'Me-
tropolitans' de Nueva York, conquis-
tador del campeonato de la vieja AS cia-
ci6n Americana, v lie gan6 tres juegos
consecutivos de la primera serie mum
dial que en- los Estados Unidos Sc ce-
lebrara.
NTONSANT.
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NUEvo AGENTE EN- MocA

Desde hoy Sc hace cargo de Ia agen-
cia de Ell MUNDO, en- Moca don Higi-
MO Lopez Soto, con Quien deber&n en-
tendenrse en- 10 SUCCESSIVE todos nnestros
amigos en- aquel pueblo.
LA ADMINISTRATOR
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Los que viajan
a New York

81 desean estar bien atendidos con
scrvicio esmerado. Habitaciones con ba-
no privado, alumbrado electrico, aqua
caliente, Telefono, comidas excelentes
puertorriquefia cerca al subway,
"Bus''. carros electricos, broadway,
River side, Teatros. salones de Bale.
dirijase Mrs. G.. Higgs, 553 West
161 st, New York City. Advt
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Ell "GAcHo" 1NDULTADo

Jose Torres, conocido pcpularmente
entire los pelotaris por Ell "Gacho', per
tenecicnte al Regimiento, sesenta y cin-
co de Infanteria, Ell cual Sc encontraba
recluido en- el calabozo del cuartel desde
hacia algln tempo, ha' sido indultado,
admitiendosele como miembro de dicho
Regimiento, nuevamente.
Cor tai motive, ell "team" Army"
ha hecho una busna adquisici6n, pues CO
mo saben los amantes del fbase BALI
el 'Gacho" ha fgurado en- ell deporte
como una de las mejores primeras que
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DEPORTlVAS

Hace algunos dias dirijimos a Obsrto
Irizarry, ''manager' del team sPon
ce', una carta, en- la cual le indicaba-
mos la posibilidad de poder ir a jugar
aquella ciudad la novena 'Fisk", de
la cual carta atln no hemos recibido con
testacion alguna.
Quisieramos que Ell senior Oberto nos
dijera 81 es "mieditis''. es que el de-
porte ha vuelto decaer en- dicha ciu-
dad De todos modos no nos explicamos
cual es la causa de no haber respondido.
A VENEZUELA:
Segun nuestras noticias. ''Bejuco"
''manager" que fu6 del antique Fisk ),
esta en- negociaciones con don Isidoro
Colon, manager" del team ''Puer
to Rico'', para yer 81 llegan un acuer-
do, para llevar dicha novena aquella
Repnblica
Como sabran los amantes del deporte,
''Bejuco" Sc encuentra en- Caracas des-
de hace algdn tempo, dedicado al-depor
to hipico. De arreglarse los asuntos def
nitivamente, nos proponemos acompa-
fiar los muchachos de la novena "Puer
to Rico'', en- calidad de manager
pues Ell se1or Colon no podra ir, en- vir-
tud de, sus mnchas ocupaciones
AoUI EsTA Ell "GUAPo":
Asi, como suena; aqui esta; no hay
necesidad de irlo buscar Juncos, a
Carolina, caguas nj otras poblacio-
nes para que ir tan lejos, 81 esta en-
casa?
Ell manager del "Tres Banderas''
sabe que en- San Juan existen dos magni
ficos teams, que podian darle la ba-
ITALIA; y para ESQ, sin consular con los
managers de los teams Puerto
Rico'' y "Fisk'', me tomo la libertad
de aceptar ell reto lanzado por usted,
para jugar en- la 'Liga del Morro, 0 en-
la del Hipodromo.
icon que va 10 sabe, sefior Musa; esas
dos novenas lie aceptan ell reto
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EDIC @
EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE ARECTBo,
PUERTO RICO

ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA.
FL Presidente de los Estados Uhidos So.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
VS.
Gumersindo Rizo
CAUSA NUMERo 1887.
DELITO:-Contra la Salud Publica
pnTNTn
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"AQui estd SlI negoCiO'

En- Caguas, frente al "PARQUE
PALMER" Sc alquiIa la p!anta
baia de una casa de nueva cons
truccion. prooia para un exceIen-
te estabIecimiento. Dirigirse,
P. O. Box SOB, Caguas, P. r.
Advt
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rto ha pisado los ''diamantes de Puerto
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BANCo POPULAR DE ECoNoMIAS
Y PREsTAMoS
Apartado All. Telefono s23
SAN JUAN, P. R.

Habiendose extraviado la hbreta nti
nero 4.61i, (seccion de ahorros) ex-
pedida por este Banco a nombre de
Domingo Morales, partir de esta fe-
cha Sc considera nula sin valor. San
Juan, P. R. 8 JUNO de 1921. Enrique
Cerecedo MILAN, Secretario Contador.
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Pida c. o. D. una hoja de cam
pafa color kaki, tiene 5 yardas de
tela y solo lie cuesta 55 centavos
una, pidala a Rodriguez HERNIA
nos, San Juan, P. R. Advt.
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Incluso Sc ha extraviado una licen-
cia y plaza de Chauffeur. Sera gra-
tifcado quien la entregue Domingo
Morales, empleado del Departameato
de Sanidad Insuiar, San Juan.
AAvG
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sENTENCIA

''La Corte, oida la allegation de
culpabilidad del acusado GUMERSIN
DO RHO, lie declara convicto del deli
to subsiguiente contra la salud pu-
blica, comprendido en- la Ley de diez
de MARIO de mil novecientos diez.
proveyendo 10 necesario para castigar
la adulteraci6n de leche, ofrecerla
tenerla para la venta, y teniendo en-
cuenta que dicho acusado es rein
cidente, toda vez que fue sentencia
do por esta misfna Corte, con fecha
diez siete de abril de 1915, por ell
mismo delito, lie condena la pena de
NUEVE meses de Carcel en- la del
Distrito, y pagar las costas de es-
ia causa v Sc le prohibe en- absolute
la venta de leche. Publiquese esta
sentencia en- dos de los pri6edicos
de mayor circulation de la Isla, y
anlnciese por medic de cartelones q.
Sc f1jaran en- los sitios publicos y en-
ell 'domicilio casa del acusado''.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto
7 para su publication en- ell peri6dico
Ell MUNDO de acuerdo con 10 que pres
;ribe la Ley, libro la presente que auto
'izo con mi firma y sello Official de la
Corte en- Arecibo 81 de mayo del 1921.
r. SAN MILAN,
Marshal del Distrito.
Advt.
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EDICTo
oFIcINA DEL MARSHAL

Yo, Rafael San MILAN Escalona. Mar
shal de la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico, HA-
GO SABER: Que esta honorable Corte
en- session del dia 27 de mayo en- curse
en- ell case arriba expresado dict6 la ST.
gniente
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Today's News
in Paragraphs

Representatives of powers begin con-
ferences today in Paris. Paae 1
Auditor supports story Of $3.50. 900
Schwab ship bill. Page /
Harding to call disarmament conference
now. Page
Diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill reported to House carries total. OF
$8,543, ,650.72. Page /
Colored woman indicted today in D. C..
court for first degree murder on charge
of Staying Mrs. Mollie Bacalman.
Page 2
Sir Edward Carson expected to retire
from irish anairs. Page 2
Under unanimous consent Senate will
vote at today on the packers bill
Page 2
National Press Club entertains at Ia
dies night ''soiree." Page 2
Slayer Of Frederick Schnurr, D. C.
barber, eludes police; robbery only
motive for crime. Page Z
Cuyler defends railroad practice of out
side shop repairing. Page 3
New York-New Jersey commission pro-
poses extensive underground railway
to relieve freight congestion. Page Is
D. c. school children give large majority
for the oak as choice Of national tree.
Page 13
Four women are center Of interest in
Kansas legislature. Page 13
Gov. Ritchie says fast motor service will
do most to build up trade in southern
Maryland. Page II
Evening star., 1921-01-24
0'CALLAGHAN GETS
SEAMAN'S PERMIT
Surrendered at Norfolk by
Counsel, Gets Privilege of
Shipping on Vessel.
By the Associated Press.

NoRF'OLk. Va, January 24.-Donal
OCallaghan. lord mayor Of Cork, was
surrendered today by his counsel,
Judge Joseph T. Lawless, to fmmiRra.
tfon authorities here. He Immediately
was issued a "seaman's certificate"
and 1T was said that he could ship
aboard foreign-bound vessel at his
convenience.
The plans Of the lord mayor, who
arrived here as a stowaway and with
out passport. were said to be in
definite.
DonaI J. O'caItaghan, lord mayor of
cork. who came to the United States
ee stowaway on the steamer West
e Cannon, left Washington last night
fof Norfolk to report to the immigration
authorities, in compliance with the
parole issued to him by the Labor De-
: The deportation OF Ocallaghan will
be vigorously protested by Americans
OF Irish birth throughout the country,
according TO an announcement made
by Rossa F. Downing at meeting of
the Padraic H. Pearse Council Of the
American Association for the Recog-
milton Of the Irish Republic, in Com
zaga Hall. last night.
partment would be flooded with tel
egrams and letters condemning its
action.
A committee. composed of Rev.
J. ]. Callaghan. Daniel E. Doran.
Joseph A. Daily. Robert Barrett and
John Trant. was appointed to draft
measures for the installation in
Washington Of branch councils Of
the organization in every section of
the city.
Tentative plans for the formation
of a women's picket organisation
were discIlSSed last night Final ar.
rangements will be made Thursday
night.
At the request of Mr. Downing the
organization will attend in a body
the protest meeting to be held to-
night by the New Jersey branch of
the American commission for Irish
independence at Central High School.
when the speakers will be men prom
fnent in the religious, political and
civic life of that state.