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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-21
AVER RESULTO TN V[RDADERO ACONTECIM|ENN-
TO FL COMIENzO, En- La CORTF De DISTRI-
TO, DEL PLEITO ELECTORAL De ESTA CuUDAD
Los fMNENTS LETRADOS GUERRA MONDRAGON RIVERA AYAS,
FELIU Y GlZMAN BENITH SOSTUvIERON UN BRlLAN-
TISIMO DUELO JURDCO
A ASADA De La CRTE SEPROMOVO UNA RA TfRNDO La POLL
A--HOAIENAJE RENDDO DON ANTONIO ALVAREZ MAYA

estimado conlpanero Antono Alvarez
Nava;
SEGUNDo: Sup icar la ameritada
Corte Sc sirva hacer constar en- ell acta
de la session que esta ceIebrando en- es-
te dia, la presente resolution que CO.
pia de ella sea remitida por ell Secre-
tario al Sr. C6nsu, de Espada en- esta
ciudad v los fami iares del fenecido.
Salon de Sesiones de la Corte de Dis
trito del Primer Distrito Judicial de
San Juan, P. r., 20 de NovIembre
de 1922.
(Fdo) L. Feliu, NJ Gaetdn Bacbosa
Rafael Dfaz Cintr6n, Fernando J..
G6igel, I. Carballeira, Arturo Aponte,
Juan de Guzman Benitez, E. Diaz
Arana. Luis samalea Ig'esias y Ce-
lestino Iriarte 5r
Al terminar el sr. Felid sll lectura,
la Corte Sc uni6 la pena expresada
por los abogados en- su RESOLUTION, Y
ordeno cue Sc hiciera constar en- mi
nuta y que una copia certifcada de
ia misma Sc enviara a. Hon. Consul de
Espafia en- Puerto Rico.
Innediatamente despu6s dt6 comien-
20 la vista del pleito, v habiendo de-
clarado les parties que estaban listas
para, entrar en- Ell case, el Lcdo. Don
Juan de Guzman Benftez hizo uso de
la palabra para sostener una moci6n
que presentaron 'os demandados, di-
rigida al Secretario de la Corte, soi-
citando en- ella que procediese a es-
pecifcar exigir de los demandantes
la prestacion de una fianza en- meta
lico para responder los demandados
de los gastos costas en- el p,elto.
Aroument6 ell Lcdo. Gnzman Benitez
ampiamente la moci6n, alegando que
la, Ley, de una manera especlnca
concreta impone al Secretario la obi
gaci6n de hacerlo.
e. Lcdo. Felijl rebati0 los argulnen-
tos expuestos por ell Lcdo. Guzman Be-
nitez. alegando que esa mocion no har
bia sido presentada la Ccrte 81 di-
rigida al Secretario, en- cuyo poder
obraba tambi6n un escrito de oposi-
cion por ellos presentado y anahzando
eel preeepto legal Que prescribe 10 de
"a fianza, hizo hincapie en- Ell hecho de
nue ell estatuto solo daba al Secreta-
rio el poder de especi6car la cantidad
que, de tempo en- tempo, creyera ne
cesaria para responder de Jas costes v
honorarios en- el pleito. y finalmente
pidi6 cue fuera desestimada Ia mo-
(Continta en- la Sra. pag ,
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Alden aCuSa a Su Gu
iiadO derObO para
yengarSe de Su
prOmetida
UNA TRANGA. BOCHoRNoSA QUE
ESTA FUERA DE LA LEY

Tai es ell argumento Gle la super
cinta "La Cara" que Ell
Circuito Bruno vazquez lsnza al
mercado, estrenandose Ell jueves "a en-
el Palacio de. Fotodrama; Ell Rialto.
Pocos son los dramas que Sc desarro-
Ian sosteniendo el interes del espec-
tador como esta cinta que nos refe-
rimos.
Lujosos salones. grandes recepciones
en- un deslumbrante ambiente de alta
sociedad, bailes orgias travez de
tan maravillosas escenas la tragedia
cirni6ndose sobre la cabeza de tres
personals; una mujer indefensa, Y un
hermano en- desgracia un Bandolero
de levita respaldado ante "a ley la
seciedad por ell orc.
Recomendamos 'sLa Cara (The
PreyN como una verGadera obra del
srte fotodramatico.
FAN FAN.
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RESOLUTION

PoR CUANTo:-en Ell dia de hoy Sc
la hecho saber por information cable
grafica recibida =, esta ciudaa que
Antonio Alvarez Nava falleci6 en- este
''ismo dfa en- la ciudad de Barcelona
Espana.
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M. Salandra representa- al gran dia
rio italiano I'll Monde" para ell cual
enviara information del acto.
POINCARE Y CURZON
A TERRITET

LAUSANNE, noviembre TO- Tan
pronto como Eegaron esta ciudad los
se1ores Poincat6 y Cur2on siguieron
hacia Territet donde Sc halla Ell iefe
del gobierno italiano M. Mussolini,
con uuien celebraron una entrevista.
Despu6s que concluy6 la conferencia
de Territet los tres jefes de los gobier
nos Aliados publicaron un comunicado
(Continda en- Ia Sra. pag.)
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UN MovIMIENTo
EN- FAVOR DE PoLoNIA.

NUEvA YORK, noviembre 2o.-El
DR.. Copeland recOmienda que Sc ini-
Gle una cuestaci6n para conseguir Gin
cuenta mil d6lares con destino la
CONSTRUCTION de hospita,es en- las from
teras de Polonia.
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Omitted Press, via AL America cables)

=
LAUSANNE, noviembre 90 La ST.
tUacion politica de Europa con ell ST.
guiente fracaso de la conferences que
sc esta celebrando en- esta ciudad Sc
complica gravemente debido a la rotun
da oposicion del delegado kemaIista,
1smet Pasha, quien no Sc aviene con
los terminus del convenio adoptado por
los gobiernos aliados a prop6sito de la
situaci6n en- Oriente.
Durante las tltimas horas de la tar
de de hoy ell delegado turco ce.ebro
una nuy extensa conferencia con e.
jefe del gobierno frances M. Poincare,
uuien le planted terminantemente la
situacion, manifestandole que las con-
oiciones estipuladas en- Ell documento
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LORD CURZON Y POINCARE
LLEGAN JUNTOS A LAU
SANNE


LAUSANNE, noviembre 2o.--Los So
flores Lord Curzon, ministro de Relacio
mes Exteriores de Inglaterra, y Ray
mond Poincare, jefe del gobierno de
Frnnc1a, Hegaron juntos esta ciudad
en- La mafana de aver domingo, haDien-
90 ten1do una entrevista con Ell re-
liresentante kemalista, Ismet Pasha.
rEEToDIsTAs Y cURIosos
EN- LAUSANNE
purante todo el -dia del domingo la
clred So ha visto su;maments concurri-
da consecuencia della incesante cada
yez mas nntrida llegada de periodistas
v curicsos que vienen a presenciar la
inaueuraci0n de la gran conferencia-
Han negado tambi6n cuarenta perio
listas muyulmanes v alredor de tres
cientcs CcrresponsaAes de peri6dicos
europeOs y americanos.
Ell INsIGNE POLITICo ITALIANO
sALANDRA ToAIA NoTAs PARA
I'll MONDE"
I
Ell notable politico italiano, muchas
veces jefe del gobierno de su pals, sig
rcre Saiandra. lego Ell sabado Lau-
same instalandose en- ell hotel est.
Paul..
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A NUEsTRos RE1Ac1oNADos

Para conociniiento general de nues-
tros lectores participamos que Ell nu-
nero del te,efono es ahora Ell 1922 Ell
vez del S3S, que 10 era anteriromeu:e.
Nos completeness en- hscer esta acla-
racs6n para evitar perdida de tempo
y en- interes de .tiuestros mdltiples rela-
cionados.
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Ell sENADoR NEwBERRY,
PoNE PIES EN- PoLvoRoSA..

DETROIT, noviembre 20.-El ssna-
dor Truman H. Newberry. ouien fue
por mucho tempo ell blanco de sus
enemigos con motive de las inmensas
sumas de dinero gastadas en- las cleo
clones iiitimas frente la candidatura
de Henry Ford, ha escrito una carta
al Gobernador, en- la cual presenta su
dimisi6n, con caracter irrevocable.
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HAAB Y MUSSOLlNI
CONFERENCIARON

LAUSANNE, noviembre 2o.- Des
puGs de haber conclude la conferencia
preliminar, ell sefior Haab, presidente
de Ia repubica y la vez de la con-
ferencia celebr6 una extensa entrevis-
ia con el jefe del gobierno italiano,
senior MussoIini
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La sluaci6n pO|i6Ca de Europa
Sc COrnpiCa debidO a Ia Obsti-I
NADIA nega6ya de Isnlet Pashd.
d representante turco Sc ha anegadO, a pc
Sar de Ia trmezd de los AIiadOSa transfer

de los diez puntos no resu.tafl satisfac-
torios para su gobierno. nj mucho me-
nos aln considerados como el verda-
tteao deseo de los Aliados para acercar
los encontrados criterios en- camino hs-
era la arhelada paz de oriente.
Ismet Pasha ha dicho que ell con.
venio de los Aliados esta desprovisto
en- absolute de la justicia tolerancia
necesarias en- las sggrandes potencias.
ISMET PASTA ANUNcIA SU DECI.
SION DE ABANDoNAR LA
coNFERENCIA
Ismet Pasha en- la conversation que
sostuvo con M. Poincare anunci6 su
decision irrevocable de abandonar Ia
conferencia de la paz, para dirigirse in
mediatamente Angora.
E. representante kemalista llizo cons
tar que 81 los terminus del convevnio
no son suavizados v alterados la con-
ferencia, a pesar del. estrecho Sbloque
aiado, a.canzaria un tremendo fracaso.
EsTAMos FIRMRs
DICE M PoINcARE
Ell sehcr Poincare ha deelarado que
los gobiernos aliados habian Iegado a
un acuerdo conjunto antes de dar CO.
mienzo la conferencia de la paz, pero
ese scuerdo no ilnp,ica, un bloque pa
ra acallar las aspiraciones turcas.
De todos modos, dijo 81 jefe del go-
bierno frances; los alfados permanece-.
remos frmes.
En- la session de manana Ell sefior Is
met Pssha, segdn Sc afrna, va ex-
poner su criterio scerca de "a situa-
ci6n.
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Un verdadero acontecimiento rssult6
aver en- esta. capital, el comienzo, ante
la Corte de Distrite del Primer Dist.i-
to de San Juan, del pleito electoral de
esta cindad, en- ell cua, a1egan los can
dfdatos republicanos la Asamblea MI
nIcipal que ellos obtuvieron, real y po-
sitivamente, la mayoria en- las eleccio-
mes que por tanto os can1idatos
unicnistas, actualmente en- possession
lie esos cargos, los estan desempeflan
do ilegalmente. Para deInostrar este
os demandantes solicitan de la Corte,
mediante ciertas alegaciones que hacen,
rue Sc ordene una investigation en- las
papeletas de ciertos colegios, en- dom
de dicen haber sido anu adas, protes-
tadas recusadas determinadas paps-
'etas perfectamente validas favor de
los candidates demandantes cue Sc
anule La elecci6n porQue alegan que a
determinado nhmero de electores Sc les
neg6 Ell privilegio de votar.
Desde as primeros hora de la ma
Aana dc aver los salones de Ia Corte
se vieron invadidos por nuineroso pl
blico, avido de presenciar la interesan
to vista; pero debido que la Corte
tenia otros sehalamientos para esa ho
ra. entire ellos la vista del recurso de
"Cuo- -Warranto' en- e. case de Toa-
Alta, suspendi6 Ell pleito de San Juan,
para comenzarlo las dos de la tarde.
A la hora eitada, el estrada de la
Corte en- la galeria de- publico no ca
b.a una persona mas, tai era la afiuen
cia de espectadores que asistieron a Ia
vista. Infnidad de abogados ocupaban
los asientos, en- los estrados, como
nota simpatica debemos consignar que
tambien estaban rresenciando los de-
bates cuatro distinguidas sehoritas que
estudian leyes en- la Universidad.
En- los momentos en- que Sc constitu-
v6 e. Tribunal. ell Lcdo. Feliu, previa-
mente comisionado para clio por sus
companeros, dio lectura, antes de en-
trar en- ell pleito, la siguiente Re
soluci6n, para expresar ell duelo de los
sbogados de San Juan. con motive del
ia lecimiento de su distinguido colega.
Eon Antonio Alvarez Nava.
RESOLUTION
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Fl doctor Mayo con-
tinuard los trabaiOS
deIfamOSOVOrOnOft

WASHINGTON, noviembre 2o.- Ell
doctor Mayo ACADIA de anunciar que
continuara los experimentos cientificos
de su colega yoronoff para el rejuve-
recirniento de Ia humanidad, nlediante
n trasplantaci6n de glandulas de pc
rros. s'
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5E1 ooBERNADoR vTENE A Pc.
DIR REFUERZos DE TRoPAs
FEDERALES?

WASHINGTON, noviembre 20. -
Los rumores Gle que e. Gobernador de
I Iouissiana. viene camino de esta ciu-
dad, para pedir refuerzos federales con
el proposito de acallar la actividad de
los Ku-Klux- -Klan, han sido categ6rl-
,amente desmentidos por ell goberna-
dor Parker.
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fla MUERTo UN GRAN
ACTOR AMERICANA.

CHICAGO, noviembre 20.- Frank
Bacon, conocido actor cinematografico
ha fallecido aoui a medic dia de hoy.
Bacon gozaba de extraordinaria po-
pu' aridad en- Estados Unidos Y esps-
cialmente en- Nueva York.
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Aver a las diez y treinta de Ia
Ilaiana do COnnienzO en- Lau-
same IA COnferenCia de Ia paz.
Italia, IngIaterra J Franda fOrnan IN bio
que para deidir Ia Suerte de los EStreChOs
united Press, via All America caOles)

UNITED Press, via All America Cables)
( LAUSANNE, noviembre ~2o.-Ayer
domingo a ,as siete de la noche lego
esta ciudad ell iefes del sgcDierno ita
lisno sefior Benito Nrnssoiini, duien Sc
ALOHA en- Ell hotel Beaurivage.
Ell lider fascista fue recibido en- la
estaeidn por las autoridades de la ciu-
dad.
No hizo dec,araciones.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

evidence to place before the state Off
cial.
Meantime each individual trader
should take means to assure himself
mat he is dealing with a broker nnd
not hucketeer When in doubt he
should consult his banker and insist
on more than technical, cquivocal rc.
sponse.
"hcn Jesse Livcrmorc differed with
Lcwisohn Brothers last week regarding
the desirability of purchasing Seneca
copper shares he made public an agree
ment to buy and sell the stock at his
o'Scret'on' and incidentally precipitatcd
discussion as to the dcsirabjlitv of
manipulation. The Hughes comn;ttcc
more than decade ago sought to draw
the line between manipulation which ;s
proper and that which is not. For the
ordinary man, this bit Of homelv advice
might be useful: "Where pools aro
operating it is fair to assume that the,,
are not seeking directly to serve vour
interests and make you rich; there
fore watch your step"
An important reaction following tho
address Of Premier poincare and hts
submission to questioning in the French
Chamber Of Deputies comprised the
only furry worthy of notice in the for.
elgn exchange market last week. which
otherwise held firm and relatively
staoic. Developments in the interna-
Nohal situation included also specific
evidence of deferring settlement Of
the rcparations problem, in that Cor.
many took advantage Of the temnorar,,
moratorium on payments granted bv
the commission. Poincare's position
on the whole, Notwithstanding the rc-
ceptlon registered in the market is re.
gardcd by bankers as no less moder-
ate than might have been expected and.
when 1t approaches extreme measures
as designed to meet political expedien
cles. His acts, rather than his words.
VIII measure the degree to which hc
makes French demands conform to
world needs. The feeling that so]u-
ton of the internationa! financial tam
gle is on tho way has not been i'm.
paired. Consequently, the prospect for
the foreign exchanges, the market con-
tinuing narrow is believed encouraging.
Call money rates last week twice rose
10 per cent. The s per cent quotation
Of the preceding week was temporarily
superseded by less advantageous terms
for the borrower. The low rate itself
tended TO defect funds to other out
lets, particularly funds from the in
terror With this curtailment Of the
supply. there was a hcightoning of the
demand as the volume Of trading at the
Stock Exchange expanded with marked
rapidty. The market is STRUGGLING to
find rate which will keep the supply
adequate and at the same time reflect
the substantial easement that has taken
place.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Farmers Recovery hey to
Prosperity, Says Banker

Thomas b. McAdams. president q 'ns
American Bankers Association. :" q
special message sent yesterday " .ns
bankers OF the United States oes'sl.'
that the most important task coGssons..
ing them is the solution OF the fsfn;e,s
ditfieulties.. Restoration or Arsss saA
prosperity, essential to the wori0 si.ua
ton, h dec ares 70 b. eepenaeA. "pu's
the settlement Of this aro''em "..a
urges for agriculture the most cs'oi
ful attention and undivided support o.
the bankers.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
The Trend Of Finance
Industrial Stocks Rise Sharply Pools Operate
Freely; Softness in Bonds Money
Rates Siiffcn Moderately

RCES of speculative securities particularly stocks
climbed higher whereas
with unwoned rapty midsummer irregular
ened Toward the close the
bold
hcetingy reproduced. moderate profit taking
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

The pulmotor, a mythical device by
which pools pump the oxygen OF high
or prices into the stock market, was
freely used. The fact that speculative
cliques arc dominant constitutes a
warning to lone outsiders to be wary in
their commitments. but by no means
proves that the market judgment Of
the pools is erroneous. Speculative
combines arc effected ordinarily TO en-
ploi1 the possibilities os stock, rather
than to buck economic tides. The astutc
professional spcculator anticipates
broad price movements. rather than
seeks artifcially to create them. And
yet for practical purposes pools are
known to be guided by the one desire
OF making money and, in doing this
they not infreQucntly unload their
wares on others at the moment of high
est apparent enthusiasm regarding
prospects.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

The increase in pool operations is a
direct result Of the more abundant
money supply. Accompanying such
swift professional purchases has been
persistent semi-investment buying.
The increase last week in market ac-
tivity, which was in Part a result Of
relaxing money rates. automatically
tended to raise call money rates bv
heightening the demand.
the prospects of illcgitimate brokers,
who take a position in the market
opposite to their customers During
two years Of falling prices they waxed
strong, as i'll advised traders specu-
lated on the rise while quotations fell
An ethical broker has no interest in
seeing his customers lose money. He
gets his comm iSsion by executing or
ders, whether their nature is wise or
unwise. And. since he has no further
pecuniary interest in the matter, he
prefers to sc his customers profit, be-
cause unless they do they soon cease
to exist in the role Of buyers and
sellers of securities. The mortality
rate among occasional spectators is
notoriously high. There is a sounder
type Of business in getting the small
man to invest his money in accordance
with g regular plan. which, unless
health interrupts, he csn pursue
through the years. The person lack
ing exceptional specialized talents and
financial resources who nevertheless
assumes the hazards of ordinary spec
uation is always on the verge Of peril
And yet, reputable brokers and bank
ers have Il responsibility to keep MIN
from bucket shops and sNindlers. 1t is
difficult to get criminal convictions
against the cvader of the ordinary pr:n-
ciples Of proper brokerage. Public Off
cials have not always been Jealous TO
enforce the law, in which there have
in practice been looph o!es. 1.-The new
Martin act puts the authority in the
State Attorney General. and plans arc
developing for privately accumulating
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16

New auto license plates for next year have made their appearance i'll this section. A car bearing one ot the new plates from Graham county was in the district yesterday.
 The color scheme of the new license plate is blue and white. The back ground of the plate is white and the letters aind figures are in blue. Two coats of each kind of enamel were used and the plate was then baked. The enamel is guaranteed. The body of the plate is pressed from No. 26 U. s. standard guage steel. Each plate, whether a dealers plate of a regular automobile plate, is standard size, IA inches long by five inches wide. This years were regulated in length according to the length of the numbers.
 As was the vogue this year, the counties are given numbers and this number appears first on the plate with a dash separating it from the registration number of the car. The numbers are regulated in accordance with the number of cars, registered NTaricopa county is No. 1; Cochise No. 2; Pima No. 8; Gila No. 4; Yava- pal No. 5; Yuma No. 6; Pinal No. ';
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
AUTO LICENSE PLATES FOR NEXT YEAR NOW IN HANDS OF COUNTY
 ASSESSORS; LICENSE UNCHANGED

Graham No. &; Santa Cruz No. g. Mo have No. 10; Coconino No. II; Maya jo No. 12; Greenlee No. 13; Apache No. IA.
 Some of the county assessors have already started to issue the plates but Assessor Henshaw will not issue any plates until after the first of the year He is now receiving the applications but none of the plates will be mailed out until that time Cochise county numbers will run from 100 to 4500 for the individual owners and from 1 to 30 for dealers while the motor cycles will run from l to 50.
 The plates for next year were ob- tained at a cost of cents less than those of this year. The contract price for the 1922 plates was 14.95 cents a pair for the regular plates and 11.95 cents a pair for the dealers The motorcycle plates were contract ed for cents a pair The regular plates this year cost 1895 cents a pair.
 The license for 1923 is the same as this year. $5 for all cars up to 9 horse power; $10 for cars from 25 h. D. tC 40 h. D., and S15 for all cars over 4C h. D.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
18th Infantry to
 Go Through Here
 Thursday Evening;

DOUGLAS, Dec. 15.- Officers ac- companying the first battalion, first section of the hearquarters company, the first battalion section of the ser vice company, and detachment Of medical men, who have left Camp Stephen D. Little, enroute to Camp Harry J. Jones here.
 The entire detachment is of the 18th Infantry and is coming here over land. The troops will reach Douglas Thursday night.
 Officers of Troops
 The officers accompanying the troops are Captain John R. Hermann, as battalion commander; Capt. John Buckley, Capt. Cornelius c. Brown, and First Lieuts. Wiley H. O'Monhun- dro, George H. Molony, John O. Hyatt and William A. Buechner.
 The first night was spent at the Santa Cruz bridge, second at Pata- gonia, last night at Sonoita, Friday night at Forest Station, one half mile north of Camille, Saturday at Huachu- Ca, Sunday at Jacks Place, Monday at Hereford, Tuesday at the Country Club one and one-eighth of a mile south of Warren, and Wednesday at Forrest on the Fl Paso & Southwest ern railroad The troops will reach 1 Camp Jones Thursday night.
 When the battalion arrives at Here ford, Company A, under Captain Buck 1 ley, will be detached and sent to Naco for permanent station. About 75 men make up Company A.
 Troops to Nogales 1 Four hundred and sixty troops will arrive at Camp Stephen D. Little from Columbus, New Mexico, about Decem Der 20. The officers in command to take them there are Lieut. Col. Robert D. Westcott, Capt. H. P. Gray, First Lieut.. Charles S. Stephens. These 460 are the surplus from the Twenty Fourth Infantry, the other members of the Twenty-Fourth having beer transferred from Columbus to Fort Renning Ga. stt
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
CHARLEY WHITE
 WINS DECISION
 OVER MI TCHELL
Milwaukeean Proves Unable to Stand Up Under Ter
 rife Pummelling

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Charley White. Chicago lightweight won a technical knockout over Ritchie Nit chell of Milwaukee tonight in the tenth round of 15 round match at Madison Square Garden.
 Mitchell's seconds threw a towel in to the ring after two minutes and 49 seconds of the round had elapsed and as Mitchell fell to the canvass for the third time.
 Mitchell's shifty style of attack bothered White during the early part of the bout. but the slender Mil waukeen was unable to stand up un- der Whites terrific blows. White floored Mitchell in the first round with left hook, but the latter came back in the second and had the Chicago boxer groggy, opening cuts under Whites right eye and on hi
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT United States Customs Service Collection District No. 26
 N-HANANs

Office of the Collector Port of Naco, Arizona, December ,, 1922
 Notice of Sale of Seized Goods TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that there will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder in United States cur rency. in front of the Slag Dump Garage, at Bisbee, Arizona, on the 30th day of December, 1922 at 200 o'clock p. M., the following merchant disc seized for alleged violations of the customs laws. to witt
 One Studebaker light six auto, 1921 model. Serial No. 1010017, En- zine FL 1899, Montana License 55013 Canadian Manufacture.
 All persons claiming the above described merchandise will be re- quired to appear and file their claims for same with the Collector of Customs at the Port of Nogales, Arizona, within Twenty (20) days from the date of this notice; other wise, the merchandise will be sold as specified.
 CHARLES FOWLER,
 Collector of Customs.