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New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
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BREWSTER e. COMPANY and
MARMON AUTOMOBILE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
ANNOUNCE AN ARRANGEMENT WHEREBY
PATRONS OF THE MARAdON AUTOMOBILE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK MAY AVAIL THEMSELVES OF
THE ENTIRE FACILITIES OF THE FAMOUS BREWSTER
COACH WORKS.
CUSTOMERS OF BREWSTER e. COMPANY ARE EN-.
ABLED TO PURCHASE MARNfON CARS THROUGH
BREWSTER e. COMPANY AS ASSOCIATE METRO.
POLITAN DEALERS
THIS ASSOCIATION UNTTES THE ABILITY AND EX.
PERIENCE OF TWO OF THE OLDEST MANUFAC
TURERS OF AMERICA. THE FIRST EXHIBITION OF THE
COMBINED PRODUCT OF THESE TWO OLD HOUSES
WILL BE GIVEN AT GRAND CENTRAL PALACE DUR,
ING THE CLOSED CAR SHOW-SEPTENlBER asrd. sosh.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Kentucky Road Pioneers

The citizens Of Kentucky are taking
pride In the claim made that in 1921 the
people Of the Blue Grass State inaugu-
rated the first state road building pro-
gram of the country.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
S6GWac6@m de los m@g0e6@S
continuation de la pdgina 81


tos eXtranjeros colocados Ell el mer
cado norteamericanO.
Ell Banco de la Reserva Federal de
Nueva York, ha compilado una tabla
comparative de datos cOncernientes Il
empr6stitos eXtranjeros colocadOS Ell
ell mercado neoyorquino desde el pri-
nero de enero de 1921 hasta ell 81 de
MARIO de 1922, omitiendo operaciones
de consolidation La tabla indica los
totales mensuales, as1 como tambien
los saldos netos favorables que arroja
ell comercio exterior de EstadOS Uni
dos segtin informes oficiales sobre la
exportaci0n la Importation, inclusi-
We, ORC Y plata. He aquf la tabla:
En- la primera columna de d0lares
aparece ell total de valores eXtranje-
ros comprados en- EstadOs Unidos, V
on la segunda ell saldo Il favor de Es-
tados Unidos en- el comercio exterior
en- ell ailo 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
EDICTO

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
iDISTRITO JUDICIAL DE HUMA-
lCAO, Puerto RicO.-Secci0n. ....-
Estados UnidOs de America, Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unid0s, SS;-
No. S259.-DECLARACION DE Do
MIMIC. EX PARTE.
| POR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
do el abogado Don LUIS MENDIN
!SABAT, una mocion nombre de
ANACLETO AYALA HERNANDEZ,
para que Sc declare su favor el do
mimic de la siguiente finca:
RUSTICA: Predio de terreno sin
nombre especial, radicado en- el ba-
rrio de Canaboncito del termino mu-
nicipal de Caguas, compuesto Gle
VEINTE Y SIETE CUERDAS, igua-
lies diez hectareas, sesenta y una
areas y veinte centiareas, dedicado
pastos frutos memories, que colin
dan: por el Norte con Francisco Leon
fy Juana Cedeno, antes Regino Leon
Gonzalez; por ell Este con Jose Yer
| Y Pedro Cedeno; por el Sur con Ma
nuel Seneris, antes Isabel Jimenez
CARA; POI. ell Oeste con Rafael San
tos, antes Luciano Santos Pacheco.
POR TANTO, y habiendose ordena-
do por ell Honorable PABLO BERGA,
Juez de esta corte Sc publique la pre-
tension por tres veces en- un periodi-
co de los de mayor circulation de los
que Sc editan en- esta ciudad para que
os que tengan algun derecho real So
I bre ell inmueble descrito, las perso-
mas ignoradas quienes pueda perju
dicar la inscription y en- general to-
do el que desee oponerse pueda efec-
tuarlo dentro del termino de sesenta
dias, libro ell presente en- Humacao,
Puerto Rico, de Mayo de 1922.
A. Ramirez, Jr.,
Secretario.
Por Luis A. Cueva,
Secretario Auxiliar.
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Mario 155j13000 '39.S51 400
Total Ell
3 meses $3C5 5.627000 $S3.972G00
15 meses $SS4.0S7 900 $1.390.S45. coo
1555.513.00O
'39.S51.O00

Dcstle MARIO de 1921. inclusive. el
volumen de los prestamos ha repre-
sentado una suma cada vez mayor Ell
relaci0n a los saldos favorables Ell el
comercio exterior de Estados Unidos.
sin eXcluir las remesaS lie orc V pla-
ia En- el primer trimestre de 1922
el total de los empr6stitos eXcedi0 con-
siderablemente el saldo comercial.
El hecho mas digno de menc6n en-
el mercado monetario ha sido el alza
de Ia libra esterlina, que ha subido
con reiaci0n a caSi todos los cambioS
Il pesar del decaimiento del comercio
exterior britdnico. Con un resurgi-
miento en- el comcrcio International.
la libra podra facilmente subir la
par ~reanuddndose los pagoS ell ORC.
No Obstante, 81 la Gran Bretana CO.
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LESIONADO EN- UN PIE.

FL joven Jaime Pujals Morey, QUE
trabaja en- la cmpresa dc les muelles
Resxach, ingres0 aver en- el Hospital
Municipal de San Juan, a conseeuenei0
de una grave lesion en- el pie izquier
do, que recibi0 el jueves y feyistt
alsfn cuidGdo. r @2at&
El medicO del Servicio de Indamni-
zaciones a Obreros, utstrito de Puerta
de TERRA, DR.. Melendez, slikpuso Ia
ro(lusi0n del lesionadO, el que esta al
cuidado del personal facultativo del
expresado cstablecimiento $ le dese&-
mos prolsto restablecifniento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
sIaiM

mienza Il pagan este ailo los intereses
devengados sobre Ia deuda que tiene
con Estados Unidos. clio constituira
un serio rctraso para ell cambio britd
Iico, pues dichos intereseS asciendan
a 200000000 de d0lares anuales. apro-
Ximadamente.
FL cambio canadiense ha mejorado
mucho. debido en- cierto grado al al
"a de la libra esterlina. moneda Ell lii
que ell Canada efect1a en- parte sus
pagoS. No Obstante. la cauSa princi-
pal ha sdo. tai Ncz. Ia influencia dc
los empr6stitos obtenidos por el Ca
NADIA en- el mercado neoyorquino.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
i. s. POST. OFFICE
Central Accounting office.
San Juan, p. Il.
,r Julio 1. 1922.
~ATISO DE CORREOS.

a ISO DE CORHEOS.
El martes, de julio, 1922, Dft de
Ia Independence, por ser de fiesta le-
gal, la Administrator de CorreOs dc
San Juan y sus estaciones, obserya
ran las siguientes horas de servicio:
Los carteros haran una distribution
general por La mailana. y una recogi-
da general por la tarde.
Las ventanas de giros V .banco pos
tai permaneceran cerradas todo ell dfa
Las ventanas de certificates. paque-
tes y entrega general Sc abriran de 10
a. m. a - N.
3 Los sellos Sc venderan ell la venta-
Tia de entrega general.
La correspondence de los apartados,
y la que va para la isla, sera aten-
dida como de costumbre.
Ramon Alfonso Rircra,
Postmaster.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
CONVOCATORIA..

Ell Conseo de Administrator de este Banco,
pmiento de 10 prevenido el art 70 de los Esautos
ha acordado los seiores acciOnistas Junta
general crdnaria que ceebrar el domicio social
cale de Tetuan nero Is las dos de la tare del d1a
18 de Juliopr6xmo Ell objeo de somcter aproba
cion la Memoria Balance correspondence al ejercico
social de 1922 ell proyecto de reoina dc alnos
de los artlculos de Estatutos. E<sa
Tienen derecho concurPr dicha Juna todos los Sc
flores aconistas que obengan papeeta de asstencia
Ia Secretara de este Banco da anes de antcipa
cion la menconada fecha Ese derecho deegabe Ell
oro acconista por medic e poder especial carta di
igida al Presdente del Conseo de Administrations San
Juan, p r. II de JUNO de 1922-El Secrearo, p Roco
fort-Vos lSo El Presidente, Rafael Fabidn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
DEL HIP0DRQ|N|O.
La ittimd casrerd fu6 qlfalqda.-Cl
M4GUEY produce cI mayor ,diri-
dcndo.- CHESTRbsf'IELD SC q
sqWed6 parade.

u u
/ Aver tarde, ante una eoncurrencia
numerosa, Sc xcriicaron en- el Hip6-
dromo de Santurce, con gran entusias-
mo, las carreras aliunciadas, a excep-
Ici6n de las5sdptima que fd6 anulaGa.
Los oaballos Inlay Laadtieo q Confet-
ilzt.i,no aeorrieron.
4 En- la primera carrera, de 1,200 me-
tros,. el descartado era The Whip;
pero parece que este no pudo triunfar,
ganando el premio Cddis,s siguiGndole
!, The Whip Y CGtaluHd. La distaneia Ia
recorrieron en- 1.22, 1.22-1I5 y .1.22-2I5.
Sc jugaronsene ambas L.,Iicas, G4600 v
$4,000. CddiS pag0 en- prilnera, $3.50,
y en- segunda, $2.7S.
! En- la segunda carrera, de 1000 me-
tros, el descartadol era JfNchGcho; pc
ro ell premio fue. para GMi,,i, que corri6
mas que aguantado, siguiendo1e John
!! son y Surun,a. Hicieron un record de
i 115, 1.15-1l5 y 1.15-2I5. Sc jugaron Ell
:: la banca de primera V segunda, res
!; pectivamente, $G03.5O. Guiri pag6 en-
primera, $497, y en- segunda, $4.41.
: inlay no cOrri0.
En- la tercera carrera, de 1000 me-
tros, la gan6 el candidate, Marques
dc Ia PEqtd, casi al entrar Ell la raya.
: Clemente Sc vic un POGO apurado con
BGiIdrilu lie siguieron BGildriRG Y
: RWiseHOr, con un record de Is. 1.S-1 )
!: 1926. En- la banca de primera v Sc
gurda Sc jugaron, $S47.50 v 5S1.50,
!; irespectiyamnete. Marques dc Ia Plata
:: pag6 ell primera, $1.09, V Bailarina,
: en- segunda, S1.23. Lundtico no corri0.
En- la cuarta carrera. de 1,100 me-
: tros, el premio Sc le otorg0 la can
: didata, Mdlqucridd, siguiendole Cdisd-
: gGey Esscr. La distancia flle recc.
!: rlida ell 1.1S, 1.1S-1 5 Y 1.1S-2I5. Sc
!: jugaron S727OO $1,000 Ell la ban
!: ca de. primera v segunda, respectiva-
. mente. MdlgueridG pag0 Ell primera,
|: 81 centavos. Y CnanagHey en- segunda
: $0.62 que fue el mayor dividendo de
: Ia tarde.
En- la quinta carrera, lie LOO me-
!: tros, el premio 10 gan0 ell candidate,
; Golden Flint. sigui6ndole Lyric Y Ma
: drid La distancia fu6 recorrida Ell
. 1.15-2I5, 1.15-3 1.15-3I5, Fueron jul
!: gados ell Ii banca de primcla Ysse-
; gunda. S1022.50 Y $442.5O. GOLDEN
Flint pag0 en- primera, 40 centavos. y
!: Lyric, en segundd, EG ccntaros. No
!: como ESQ de haberse quedado Chester
j: field de efpectadOr. Esosno fu6 NADIA
: mas que para justiiicar 10 del sabado
La Ultima carrera. de 1.200 metros.
eli premio fue para ell candidate, Che
; qne. siguiGndole Royal Mot0' Y Carcc-
lcro. Hicieron un record. respectiya-
!: mente,. de 1926, 1&3a-3j5sy 1:3S3-4 o.
Eli la banca de primera Sc jugaron
$137000 y en- la de segunda,~ $55GO0
CheqMe pag0 en- primera, 50 centlvos
" Royal. lfotor, zen segunda, 81 cen,
tavos.
El pool de las carreras celebradas
el sabado fue repartido entire tres
agraciados, tocando cada unC
4 1.454.6S, Ell pool dc las. carreras del
domingo spag6 $199G7 3por cabeza.
I JudlltO 7sOCORON.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
PAsATIEMPos

Entire un yiejo y una nina:
Nina. Pepita, tn dcbes ccrrespon-
der mi amor.
u Por que?
9rorQur la igleSia la dicho. al ms
fitufr cl nmtrimonio. Que cl Eombre
la mujer han sdI creados para que
lerse uno II otro.
En- csc case. usted debe habcr 81
do hccho para que 10 quicra mi abue
la. ass&
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03
A V | S O

t. - tsr. Il. t.s
Por Ia presente Sc no
tiica a todas aquellas
personals que tengan
creditos cobrable con-
ira la Succession de Her
mimic Suarez y Suarez,
para que dentro del
ter1nino de 40 DIAS,
presenter ,sus recla-
lnaciones con los CO
rrespondientes COM
probantes bajo jura-
nlento, en las oficinas
del abogado del adnli-
nistrador judicial del
causante, senior C. Coll
y Cuchi, Allen No. 80,
San Juan, Pto. Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-03

condones santaras
Compea dota6n apaaos instrumental modernos
para enfco de todas las enerme
dades curableemosa hgna stuaconComodidad esmerado
o--Cu medico Gesldente en- Sanatoro
Sc admen rfemos de otro
dendo atenddo medcos los de la Socedad
Departamentos especiales Senora
banos Gle de mdro
electco hidroeapcos Rayo X Fguracion
GIGS cqutativamehte corvenconales
PERSONAL CIENT1FICO
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO DR.. don Analo Rodan.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTCRO DR. don Manuel Quevedo Baez
CIRUJANO GENERAL: DR. don Rafael VGez Lopez.
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NARIZ OIDOS. GAR
GANTA OJOS: DR. don Agustn R. Laugier
RADIOLOGO: Dr. don Manuel Soto Rivera
PATOLOGO: DIR. r. Ruiz Nazario
DR. Pedro Rivera DR. don hgustin Sanchez.
DR. don Manuel don Castor L Rivera
~ CIRUJANO DENTISTA: DR. don Lorenzo R. Noa
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez,
Atenca aulata secundad efcazmnte 6 Eas de la Ca
dad Nurses Tudas aptud pacca arga expencia
CONS SULTAS.
Director de la tarde los dias 5ora
bles. Recenocmientos $1,000 Consutas $500
Por Cujano GeneaA particulars de 10 II de la manana
abados.
Especiasta-De los das aborables
medcos Doctoes Agustn Sanchez Cas-
L. Rivera.
POI e Pat6logo-De a a. m
En- 81 Consultorio:-Dr Veez de "a.
ell Director Medicos Auxliares
Pa,ia Fernandez de 7 DR.. Pedro Rivera Apone de
2a5pm.
Por d Especalisa Consutorio, San Juto a. de al
Por Ciuiano Dnsta Consuloo, ODonel 10 Plaza
Colon de II 2 de la tarde.
pagan para
atenddos uaqea de los os ndado la presentation
del ultmo recibo
PREsIDENCIA, Aparado 241. TEsoRERIA Aparado 2O1.
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
GERMANS OUSTED
BY |NSURGENTS
Fresh Outbreaks of Terrorism
by Poles Are Reported in
Upper Silesia

BERLIN, June 2-(By the Associate
ed Press)-On the eve of the ex-
change OF German and Polish docu-
ments ratifying the Upper Silesian
agreement recently arrived at III Gen
eva, fresh outbreaks of terrorism by
Polish insurgents were reported to
day from a number of points in the
partitioned territory.
Special dispatches to Berlin news
papers reported that the toll of the
last few days activities against the
Germans totalled at least six killed
in the Rybnik district, with scores
maltreated and wounded in other 10
calities, besides considerable losses
to property through plundering.
The conditions are regarded as a
prelude to period of unrest which is
anticipated following the final parti
tioning OF the territory this month. A
number OF the attackers were wound
ed and sent to hospitals in Hinden
burgh when the police and occupation
troops frustrated an attempt to storm
a mine.
At a number of points, the whole
sale ousting of German officials, bus
mess men, and workers are reported
together with considerable destruc
tion OF property.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
McGregor Proposes
Arizona Build Own
Dam at Lees Ferry

PHOENIX, ,Ariz., June "A G.. Nc
Gregor, member of the Arizona re-
sources board and nationally known en-
gineer, in n speech before the chamber
of commerce tonight proposed that the
state of Arizona build and operate its
own dam at Lees Ferry in anticipa-
ltion of congressional action to nation
alize on the states greatest assets.
Let the state of Arizona, through
proper legislation and condemnation
proceedings. take over all power pro-
jects on the Colorado river within the
state" he urged. Let the state author
ize an issue of low interest. serial long
term bonds, for the development of its
Colorado river monopoly with under
standing that il will enter into a DO
year contract with an operators as
sociation for the latter TO perform all
administrative duties. Let them or
ganiEe an operators association for
the purpose of directing and financing
the development and operations of a
state owned super-power project"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
More Information
On Proposed Loan
ToGermanySOught

PARIS, June 2.-(By the Associated
Press)-The recess until Wednesday
of the committee of International bank
ers invited by the reparations COM
mission TO give advice concerning an
international loan for Germany, is for
the purpose of requesting the commits
sion for further information upon the
credit basis for the proposed loan.
The bankers, in discussing the pos
sibility of the loan, quickly reached
the question of how any loap could be
floated unless full assurances were
given to the investing public as to the
nture and evtent of its security. One
element would be the willingness Of
the debtor, it was said, and another
would be the reasonable certainty that
he could pay.
The financiers, it appeared, although
they may not wish to touch upon the
general subject of the amount of rep
arations and its political and treaty
bearings, find it difficult to advise re-
spectipg the lean without dealing with
the assets and liabilities of the pros
pective borrower, who in this case al
ready has given liens on all he pos
sesses to the allied governments as
represented on the reparations COM
4. The capital Importance of the ques-
tion thus raised will probably require
some days before the committee can
give its answer.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
APPROPRIATION
BILL FOR ARMY
PASSES SENATE
Fix Army Size at $4,000
~ Enlisted Strength and
1850 Officers
GOES TO CONFERENCE
Expect Battle With House
Muscle Shoals Amendment
Finally Accepted

WASHINGTON, June q Carrying
an appropriation of $34l,750, 600. the
annual army appropriation bill was
passed late today by the senate II
fixes the size of the army for the next
yehr at an average of 1880 officers
and 133, 900 men.
Passage of the bill, which was with.
out a record vote, followed quickly af
ter a test vote, by which the senate
accepted, 49 to 81, its committees ac.
tion in increasing the house figure on
the size of the army from 115,000 To
$4,000 enlister men. The strength OF
1880 compares with 1900 as voted
by the house.
The measure now goes to confer
ence with the house, but it is not ex-
pected that the discussions will begin
before Tuesday.
Next to the question of the size OF
the army, the proposition causing
most debate was the amendment sub
mitted by the agriculture committee
appropriating $7,5O0,00O for continue
ton of work on the Muscle Shoals pro-
ject, which the senate accepted with
out a record vote after preliminary
tangle which lasted for an hour.
The Muscle Shoals amendmept pro
missed for a time to reopen the whole
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
MINERS REJECT.
BOARD
Of ARBITRATION
Workers Official Refuses
to State on What Grounds
Proposal Is Refused
OPERATORS BACK PLAN
Asked Harding to Appoint
Tribunal to Settle Anthra-
cite Coal Strike

NEW YORK, June . A proposal
that President Harding be asked to
appoint tribunal to settle the anthra-
cite coal strike, submitted by the op-
orators today before the joint sub
committee on wage contract negotia-
tions, was rejected by the miners.
Phillip Murray, vice president of the
United Mine Workers, declined to
state on what grounds the proposition
was turned down except to declare it
Objectionable" Labor members of
the joint subcommittee announced
they will call meeting of the general
anthracite scale committee at Hazel
ton, Pa, next Tuesday, to frame q
counter-proposal.
The invitation to President Hard
ing to which the miners refused to
subscribe, asked him TO appoint o
commission or tribunal to 8 s. find
a practical method by which prompt
operation the mines may be re-
sumed pending it's ultimate decision,
and also to seek and recommend q
method by which future suspensions
or strikes may be avoided"
"Thus," said S. D. Warriper. chair
man of the operators delegation to
the wage conference. I'VE place our
Continued on Page Threel
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
ACTOR STILL
IN DOUBT Of
FINAL OUTCOME
Presentation of Testimony
by Prosecution Remains
to Be Completed
IDENTIFY PHOTOGRAPH
Persons in Court Recognize
Picture as Being That of
Nine. Nazimova

LOS ANGELES, June 2.-The hopes
of Rodolph Valentino that he would
know by nightfall whether he must
stand trial on charges of bigamy we're
dashed late today, the prosecution fail
ing to complete presentation of its tes-
timony in his preliminary hearing,
causing an adjournment until tomor-
row.
The session today in Justice j. Wal
ter Hanby's court, where the motion
picture actor was up for hearing, was
devoted to efforts to establish the re-
lations between the defendant and
Miss Winifred Hudnut. subsequent 20
their marriage in Mexicali. Lower Cal
ifornia on May Is, last
1t was testified that the couple re-
turned to Palm Springs, a California
resort, about one a. m, May IA. ans
went to a cottage which the occupied
until May 10. Mrs. Romaldo Lugo,
chambermaid at the cottage. and Paul
lvanichevitcheke, its lessor, testified
that another woman STAYED there part
OF the time. IvanicheVitchke, who tes-
titled Valentino was his best friend"
alluded to the woman as "a friend os
ours" Mrs Lugo identified a picture
shown her as that of the other guest
This picture was recognized by per-
sons in the court room as that OF Nine
NaZimoya, Russian actress. A sub
poena was issued for Nine Nazimova,
hut had not been served late today
Ivanicheyitchke said Mrs. Valentino
and the woman friend" occupied a
joining rooms in the cottage, and an
other was used by Valentino. The
first night the party stayed there, he
testified. Douglas Gerard, motion pic
ture actor. who was groomsman at the
marriage at MeXicalli, slept on the
porch of the cottage while the witness
himself slept in another building.
lvanichevitchke said the party left
Palm Springs on May 16.
Mr.. Valentino" he testified, re
ceived a telegram from the Lasky
studios to come to the telephone at
Banning. % miles away, at once When
he reached there, he was told to re-
.urn to Los Angeles Immediately So
Continued on Page Three
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
Nazimova Subpoenaed In Valentino Case
Big Mob Marching
to Clean Up on
Texas Negroes

FORT WORTH, Tex, June g.
A mob of white persons estimated
at between $50 and 1000 left Kir-
win last night for Simsboro, four
miles south of the latter town. de-
termined TO burn the residences of
the negroes and shoot the occu-
pants as they come out of their
hcmes. q long distance message to
the Fort Worth Record from Kirvin
stated at l o'clock this morning.
At 1905 O'Clock, the mob had not
reached its destination. but was ex-
pected to arrive at Simsboro mo-
mentarily.
Jack Marshall. chief dispatcher
at the Texas and Pacific railway
station here, said that a message
sent over the Texas and Pacific
wires stated that a mob of 400
whites from towns surrounding Kir
win, where Il race riot was report
ed earlier in the night, were hur-
rying to a farm house south of Kir-
vim armed with machine guns.
Marshall said the message was
sent to Grand Prairie ald the .oper-
ator there relayed the dispatch to
stations along the western Texas
and Pacific line.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-06-03
Z OTHERS ARE
IMPLICATED IN
TRAIN HOLD-UP
Mexican Goatherder and
Edward Winkler Named
in Testimony

TUCSON, AriZ., June "A Mexican
goat herder, known as Santiago Val
dez, who was formerly employed by
II. o. .Dugat, and Edward Winkler of
Tucson. were implicated in the holdup
of the Golden State Limited train near
Tucson on the morning of May 10, IN
the testimony this afternoon of F w.
Jirou, who testified at the preliminary
examination of George Winkler, Sr.
The latter is the father of Edward
Wink.ar.
Although authorities were apprised
last Monday, when Jirou confessed TO
participating in the holdup. as to the
identity of his five companions, it was
not until tody that Valdez and Edward
Winkler were publicly named as hav-
ing taken part in the hOldup. Jirou,
in his confession. also named Geofge
Winkler, Sr., and his son, George
Winkler Jr., and T. o. Dugat. as hav-
ing been members of the gang. Dugat
was slain during the holdup by Elk
press Messenger Stewart.
Jirou, who was the first arrested in
connection with the holdup, turneu
states evidence by confessing to his
part in the crime and duplicating his
companions in the holdup.
Jirou, while on the stand, told in de-
tail the manner in which the holdup
was planned and staged. He testified
that Dugat was the one that broached
the subject to him. This conversation
he said. took place several months ago
Jirou testified that he asked the ell
der Winkler if he would be willing to
participate, and that Winkler agreed
to come in. The witness then told OF
the three meetings that were held at
the Dugat goat ranch, which Il located
in a picturesque spot in the foothills
of the mountains about 10 miles north
west of Tucson. Jirou said that
drinks were passed freely at several
of these meetings. and that complete
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