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New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Mrs. Mallory Sure TO Meet Big Test Can,eIy

THE defeat Mrs oa Burstedt Mallory national woman tennis
champion by Mrs Beamh OF England, the Mdesex
ent last week, shock those followers
country who have been building high hopes Of Mrs Mors
her third successive attempt 70 win the worlds championship wmbe-
don.
Already there calamity hows here who early
given the fight and conceded that champion before she
starts play Wimbledon Fortunately Mrs Mallory fashioned
Of rner stuff and she viii be beaten the point and
lost-on the field OF battle
Those who have been quickest American
title holders failure Chwick
Grafton the serious handaps that faced her OF the
days shy OF tournament practice playing
with the heavier English balls Mallory forced one n the
FIRST ten players Of the world match And this after
losing the opening set at love and coming and h
in the third.
It would have been more encouraging certainly representa-
tive but the fact that prevailing conditions
constitutes logical for abandoning vet three
weeks away, and much happen in that space time
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
ano voShe Defeat Richards in Court
THE ROUNDUP
By The Staff

TUsT when the critics eonccdng the Giants something akin
wakoyer the National League hunt the dreaded slump
which hits worlds well the lowest taender has
made itself felt Fer tho last week Mrlws have been
backward which recalls the Pirates Of last August
Under lead which seemed promise safety While the Giants have been
coming back three athe Pirates Cardinals and Rbnshve been
carrying with the result that real has uppaned the predicted
walk-over
There particular for panic the followers Of the
Giants The club has the hitting strength but hits have been
forthcoming return normally viii show the McGrawmen winning
consistently consistency any
club has the batting and fielding strength hold the lead despite the
uncertain pitching. All that needed the from the
slump and that will quickly manifest itself The may
crary but Of the rivals has shown the steadn would nd
cate ability 70 rush far TO the 'front.'
The Yankees also have slipped during they managed
break and their the only league
that IS causing them While the Giants have fight
three rivals the Yanks have only the present Meanwhile
both clubs preparing their rivals from the
Giants finish their home Polo Grounds
home from the West the real Of the pnnan fight
ahould be n earlv ndicafod
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
WhhdrmcaI Of Miss Leifch Regretted

NIED STATES golfers greatly the misfortune
fallen Miss Cecil Ietcn former British golf champion An
injured wrist will Miss Letch competing in the United
States women meeting this year. and likely that the English
girl will visit this country al this season
The presence Miss Lech and Miss Joyce Wcthed in the United
States championship White Sulphur might have meant the
best womens competition held this country Wehered
ably will considerably keener
Miss Leitch be present also.
The British girl year by her fine
spirit and her wonderful skill For the game Americans
would have liked have Miss chance redeem
er defeat Of last Hollywood hope for such an
opportunity 1t was cruelty unnd Of fate TO intervene
her Of this victory would have
proved beyond all shadow Of doubt her ability golfer
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05


!, is generally conceded here that the
winner will Get the coveted date with
BENNY Leonard and a chance a. the lal-
tors lightweight title. Hence me III,
contivo on the part Of both Barrett arc
Tender 20 20 out and win as qulchiy
and Gecisively as possible not even
phi Glassnan. Tenders crafty man
arer. believes that Lew would br siFen
env further consideration by Deoneiu r.
Tev Richard or Frank Flournoy u ber-
YET should stop him tomorrow niEt,.,
Rickard. Leonard. Flournoy and biily
Gibson. pennv's manager, will be al the
r;rcsi6e and II would not be surpris-
inc 70 sea the winner Of the ball parh
SETTLE signed 20 meet the lightweight
chsrnp before the New Workers lcaNe
Philadelphia.
Jimmy Dougherty. Barretts man
ager and Phil Glassman were busy To-
dsv DENYING unpleasant rumors 20 tne
eject that Bobby and Lew were soing
10 pull" their punches and that we
fght was 20 be merely an el2hl-rouhu
The report reached the ears Of Di,
rector Of Public Safety Cortelyou ara
caused him 20 announce that ne was so
ing 20 occupy chair just OUTSIDE "
rOpps and WOuld see tueN D't" ''f
tbeir stuff. Mr.. Cortelyou is prepared
- st.p In and stop the bout u there
;e the slightest evidence that the two
Hghtweirhts are not putvrg forth tnelr
r,ost sincere efforts. hr. Corteiyou
..ili brook no skullduggery, and mas m
,,-.,..d 70 both Tender and baffett
thst thew will have 10 hght or get out
% .Tsndler is going in 20 finish Mr;
p.y,ett with neatness and cispaten'
esid Giossman tonight. he IS gong
80 trock lot Of freckles on Bobby
So,,n+ererce. and when . IS all over
tbere will be no doubt as 10 VINO Is go
inc % have the next crack a. denny
Lecnard's crown. , .,,r,.,t
We reported this delicate sentln,ens ~
% Jimmy pougherty. and y paineo .15, Pan
e.orsiderably. - This is what imrny sslo,
"vv orly regret about TINS ena'r -
~. ew Tender is Philadelphia poy'
and il really hurts me 70 see Ia niH NJ.
~ 90 Young in life. He Wooia w
So,btasiv hsve a great career u -
v,asnit for Bobby Barrett. suppose
-. ss.sr Lew wakes up some time 10
rnorrow - night or early Tuesday mon,
inr he will nurse a passionate gIuns
srsinst Us FOR having bAghtsd his ~
,Sst when he was about 70 ciimo ~ vn
The lightweight throne. a righ' PA'''
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Kuhn Wins Metropolitan
Junior Singles Title

Ernes. Kuhn won the junior metro
politan singles championship yesterday
afternoon BY defeating Z. Stein az
Is. s-2. rs. SO, SIS. The boys
we're well matched in actual strokes
but il was Kuhn's greater tournament
experiences that decided the match.
Kuhn vas stsadisr in the last 's''
VIXEN the points counted most, whereas
Young Stein lost valuable points IN DIS
anxiety 70 kill" at tiEleA
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
kynastOn Wins
Fourth Round
Tennis Match
kashio and Fisher Also Adj
vance to 9Th Round i'm
Brooklyn Championship

Three men worked their wa into the
fifth round of the annual Brooklyn
championship singles yesterday. on the
clay courts Of the Terrace.Kings
County Tennis Association. but about
half the original field OF lla eontenders
was left when play ceased for the night
Percy L. Kynaston won his place in
The fifth bracket By defeating Ralph
De Mot, at lO-s. 50. seiiehiro
Kashio and Kenneth D. Fisher and
reached the fifth round.
The summaries:
BROOKLYN CHhMP1ONsHIP-MES's
SINGLES.
Tfrr, rounf-Frark q. Danlsison de-
feafed Earle ]. W.ahhlrn bv default. 7 q.
NrIourhlin defeated A =. H~lwltz. e..
90. Jay J. i.eary defeated G.. p Ran
do.uh ly dcfaut Larry schleainEnr de-.
feated LOUIS Iry. ca. io-s. Z Greer de-
frHfcd John A MaEuire 50, f-lt 'er-
ala p Emerson defeated a. J caNse 81.
r--2. J W. DUDLEY 1fffafcd " NNrlL.
&C. -. " browne defeated Ffed u.
a4tfr. Ga. 60. Charles 81 Wood 10
detected s. Onla. So. f-i. t-f. Frank
T Anderson defeated Tefhe T. Iali0n.
ward. c-7. g.. 4 ~. Fisher defeated
r. j shearcr 0--s. 7--t. -. Charles a.
Anderson defeated Charles p. Li-htenaner,
t-1 3-a s--i. steve SchieslnFer de-
feafsd y r. Latham. 5-t, t-f; e. II.
Names defeated George ID DuHdnr g..
-'slrt- = ''",s ,,,-,..i.,.. ~.
fe4ted George u. Jackson. As. s--l. 81.
Second round Frederick T.. An4er-'n
defeated 'AnofI born.n. go 49,
s'epnen '. hflolns efl', ',i'e 1i..'.D ,..'t 49,
iein. 90 &C. water j. Ah.f -'.. ave-
" J. siokam 81. -. - "osh g.
Neely defeated ]. w e'lfolt' pl -
IS pI.H' '''-@l.. A.,-s ,-,.. ~
e.eiagt \ holsin .s,e.'',1 a. 49,. a.
.-afsha!l 80 go. Einss- ,'..i.
defeated carl D. good ~ ae,@u.t b
W. a coiwel feirafel halph hnof -
-. -. marry ". Leg WIS "ea.s,s. ~
Se.loT ~ t.si... I.,.9' r.srr r.s,er e-i
Morton Bernstein defeated Joseph r Pcfo.
60. e.-i. Hector O. Bur1o,asns aTfe1i'i g ~,
- a a. sls.., toan. H.. = Coz GO c..
Frank G.. pan.cison defeated Howard
Ferris s-l - 90. o. PIC l., ush.ln
defeated Jay p Leafy. IS, 80. Jeso-..e .
N'ns'''T ~ Sei's,-a 5,. As.+ s.,sa,ss 81 a Fiels
Ga. 81. Charles 81 Wood IT, deir"tcH
T. w. Browne go. 60. So ft1nH y.
ta.l defeated stove s.etihsei -.
20 z Jimy,'@ HsnTy .e.,.er defeated Eyer,,, l.
Palmer. IS. CO. Haph J Soumcr De-
fcafel Gerald G. Johnson. 60. Go. jay
J.. Anderson defeated Dr. J. 4. Nuilieun,ier.
f,ei,ov - Cd. Alien n Behr defeated
Tarries L. ve-sfraten. Go. s-c. George
q. Whtoek defeated T. G.. Koss. 60.
ni''en,S e1.Soi. ,f ,iar'ees dsfee,ci
~ b.. r.f.ut. E Duaran
Its.ss..r ,c Ge,.err,,nn. G--1. s-i.
ye'eairl y,,.''',. q, ,,,.,1, 1000 uerser, r
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

The most noted absentces are Jerry
Trayor1, William Reckie jf, and Ned
Sawyer Travers. particularly, will be
missed greatly. he Is always an At
traction and his admirers still have
hopes Of seeing him win the Metropoli.
tan tournament A. least before he re-
tires from ac,ive competition.
Gardiner White is the present title
holder. but the Long Island star Is not
being figured as the probable winner
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
HeaIy's All Stars Lose

John Healy's Ali-Stars suffered their
first defeat Of the season yesterday
afternoon when the Hogan Assoc iation
nise won an s 10 : victory on the down.
town grounds. Ed Stevenson pitcnea
excellent ball for the losers. hnt hl.
gupport was ragged, largely because
Healy vas compelled 20 use severai uN-
tried players.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
S1reetser FarOred TO Win "Met"
Golf Title on LakemOOd Links
Gardiner White, of Long Island, Will Defend Cham
pionshp but Former intercollegiate Star Shapes
Up Best; Will Play Qualifying Round W Wednesday
By Ray Mccarthy

Although the field that will compete for the metropolitan amateur
championship Lakewood this week large usually m
there first class players entered insure successful ourn
every way. Several prominent golfers in this district will not
compete the Lakewood while others
pass up meeting this year because Of pressure Of business
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Barrett and Tender Ready
For Quakertown Fight Tonight
By lack Lawrence

PHILADELPHIA June 4When frekefacd Bobby Barrett the
clifton IIeigb Cter matches toughness Of his ribs against the re-
- Ios Of Lefty Lew Tenders jaw tomorrow night IN the
r I .rd tber is apt a disturbance that may shake old Bill
D. lof+v nerch the City Hall tower
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Tco Players in Field of %
ldrance to Semi-Findl Round
,.1lox Van Deventer and F. A. Ready Progress Rap
l'' ;dIv in Tennis Tourney; Fred and Frank Ander.
'on Among Players Who Survive Early Matches
By Fred Hawthorne

after two days postponement because rain the annual
tournament Of the Orange Lawn Club al Noun
began yesterday under ideal conditions and with one
~ h-ant and intelligent tennis galleries seen around
y" ssn district several BY Intelligent" mean the
ud at the right and full appreciation Of good shots
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Benton and Harmon
VictOrs in Golf at
Hudson River Club

Charles Benton and Tom Harmon Of
the Hudson River Country Club, won
their first match yesterday in the
Westehester amateur-professi ional Sc
ries They defeated Edward Frield-
lander and Andy Brown, OF the sun
ninrdale Club. b. score Of Z and 2.
The hrst part Of the match was
PLAYED n short time ago az Sunningdale'
q, which time Harmon and Benton OBJ
taincd a lead Of four holes. Brown and
F,ioaiardo- made n better showing al
Hudson River Yesterday. On the in
coming nine holes Harmon had score
of 90 strokes, which was the best ball
Of his side. ,-,,-.
The best-ball cards we're as follows:
Benton and Harmon
f62& 5--a---'o
Fricllanacr ana Brown
In............ 4f53t : s-S7--4Z
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
College Baseball
GAMES TO DAY

ryrhcu>c -. Columbia. south Yield.
Hamilton -. Colgate. Hamilton y. y
fsnnstl'ania -. Harvard. Cambridge.
liass.
X. ]. state ~. Conn. AgEi~-. Storrs. Conn.
Holy Gross y. Providence. Providence
-. Francis ~. Boston college. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Belmont Park Entries

p,,r- selling. thrse.ysar-olds Ana
" iaS.rsrd Ss, a. fis ara half f1r'onr'' "'''
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

~rNS INVITATION SINGLES
49, rorne-Gersid n Emerson ee-
t,., tlio' y rin1er e-4. s-t 8 "
~. ~on from Robert Le Rov bv de-
-m-t = Ewing fr defeated Edwin
49, 81. &c Fred e. Anderson
faisntrs p Havens. 60. So.
- ,2e.'nsr defeated Alex Tier. Sc.
- ~ Van Dsvenfer defeated Her
-. BOWMAN. &C f-s. So
~ ro.nd-csri = Joinre won from
os,,-,.i hal By default. LUDLOW Van
- asisafsf Richard W Ssabury.
Ffanz r. Anderson defeated
t,,,< ,...nsfson. e--t io--s Ewing de-
=, e..sirssw. s-2. s-2, Fred z Ander-
siii,t @,sa y. e. Osisnsr e--i. 60.
.'l,,,.. s.skman defeated PHILIP Van
- B,, - e-3. Murray Vernon won
"a 80. h.tisns b. default T. a. Ready
~. ttefie Ma1or 81 Gefauit.
st'ss ..enc LUDLOW Van Devanfer de-
y ~ JoAre. i--e 81. e..
'<t.t t'ssy ~oH from Murray Vernon BY
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-25
COngresO Mas6nico
TransferidO

Habiendose retrasado la llegada de
los Delegados al CoNGRESO MASO-
NICO por Venezuela Y Santo Domingo,
Sc ha modifcado Ell Programa en- la for
ma siguiente:
SABADO 23:-Suspendidos los actos
de este dia.
DOMINGO 24:-A las 10 a. m, recep-
cion Official en- el Temple de Ia
Gran Logia.
A las 8 p. M, aperture del
Congreso en- el Teatro Munich
pal.
A las de la noche Banque.
to en- el Hotel Vanderbilt.
LUNES 25:-Velada en- el Teatro Mu-
nicipal con Ell Programa que
ha circulado.
La dificultad que ha hecho modificar
el Programa, ha consistido en- 81 retra-
SO de las lneas de vapores, ocasionado
por Ell temporal
Los demas actos Sc llevaran cabo
de acuerdo con el Programa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-25
EN- LA MANSION
EJECUTIV A

En- Sus pupitres reSpectivOs el secre-
tario senior Rogers y. el Captain Ayu-
dante seIIor Lopez Antongiorgi.
-;Que hay de nuevo aquf hoy?
Mr. Rogrs sonrfe, con su gesto bo-
nach6n Y dice que NADIA.
Ell GObernador esta en- su despacho
y no hay ninguna vista.
AL salir nos dice un amigo que hace
POGO fue enviado un cable Il Washing
ton, proponiendo para Ayudante mi
litar, & causa de la solicitud del ac
tual, para volver al Servicio active
del ej6rcito, al Captain senior Antonio
VazqueZ, pero el asunto no ha sidO
resuelto tOdavfa.
Hace POGO que cl jueZ municipal de
Ponce Lcdo. Torres C6rdova, fu6 Il
Glaspedirse del GObernadOr renuncian-
do su cargo para dedicarse al ejer-
cicio de Ia profession. Nj ell jueZ nj
rece que Sc lie ofreci0 el puesto de
fiscal de Guayama, que no esta va
cante aun. FL ComisiOnado Residen
te de Puerto Rico en- Washington, Sc
gun parece, VIZ tratar del problema
de remCci0n de funcionarios judicial
les Ell la nueva campaiia respecto de
los asuntos de Puerto Rico. PerO es-
to, por supcesto, no tendra NADIA que
yer con 10 Otro.
Bien, en- Palacic, despu6s de ls reu-
ni6n de jefes de departamentos del
sabado, del acuerdo del partido de la
mayorfa del mismo dfa Y de la ausen
cia del Executive el pr0Ximo octubre,
no hay NADIA de nueyo, segtln dice SON.
riendo ell secretario particular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-25
Los aiados Sc resignan devolvera Irquia la Tracia
Andfin6pois Constantinopla, condG6ndeque el B6s
foro yos DardaneIs quedenGbres de amfuencia turca
D. JOSE Ma. LOMBA

Hoy embarca para Espana, despues
de haber permanecido tres meses en-
tire nosotros, nuestro querido amigo
y companero don Jose Ma. Lomba,
figura tan LENA de prestigios de la
Colonia Espa1ola en- Puerto Rico.
Don Jose Ma. Lomba no hace pre-
cisamente un viaje recreo, aunque va
a la hidalga terra de Espana; lleva
consigo los restos de su hija Olivita,
que murio aqui hace va seis amos, y
este renueva EN- su corazon bondado-
so la tristeza ininta de aquella pre-
matura muerte que fue para ell buen
companero y su noble esposa un gol-
pc cruel.
Don Jose Ma. Lomba ha querido
cumplir el piadoso deber de llevar los
restos de Olivita a dormir el sueno
eterno en- ell panteon de familia, ell
La Guardia, Pontevedra, y este fue ell
objeto preferente de su viaje.
Ahora estara lejos de nosotros, no
sabemos cuanto tempo. Ell tampoco
10 sabe. Piensa el que tai vez sea una
larga temporada, pero creemos nos
otros, esperamos, sabemos nosotros
que don Pepe que ha pasado aqui los
mejores amos de su vida, sentira prom
to la nostalgia de la bella Isla, y vol
vera, volvera aunque no sea. mas que
para estrechar tantas manos amigas
como deja aqui, como tiene qaui.
Ell IMPARCIAL brinda al distin-
guido viajero un carinoso saludo de
despedida lie desea una buena ira
vesia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-25
Francia invita- a Mustafa Kemal interrumpir
SUI avance hasta que conference con la mi
sion especialfrancesa que va ayerle
EN- BURDEOS HA ESTALLADO AVER UNA
FORMIDABLE HUELGA EN- LOS MUELLES
Sc espera el pronto sometimiento de Abd-el-
Krim la libertad de los prisioneros que
retiene en- SUI pOder

guardandN en- tOrnot a las negociaci0-
nes con ell caudill6 rebelde Abd-el-
krim,, sibese que siguen un curse sa-
tisfactOriO, esperand9se una pronta SUI
mission del jefe rebelae seguida de ms,
inmeiiata liberaci0n de los prision2-
rOS
El general Burguete Sc ha negadO
en- absolute a dar infollnes la prem
sa de cu&nto Sc yiene negociando, pc
70 no ha OcultadO su satisfaction por
ell curse que sigue Ia negotiation has
ia ahOra.
NEW YORK, septiembre 25.-Contra
las cOncesiOnes hecnas per los ALA
dos, Sc alzG Jugoeslayia, que conside-
ra una abdicaci0n y una cobardfa lie
los grandes poderesI el sometimiento
las amenazss de 1hlrQufa, como que
ia de manifesto en- la nOta que ha
sido enviada va que ha de onvGlen'
rusos que estan tras de ellos, amena-
zando con sus dos millones de hOm-
breS.
No obstante la cdlidls oposici0n dc
Jugceslavia, consid6rase SECURE del
arreglo, puesto que las grandes pd-
tencias, 10 suscrfbelk desprt6s de un
estudio de la situaci6n international,
en- que han meGido las tremendas res
ponsabilidades de una nueva guerra.
NEW YORK, septiembre 25--Ante
crlatrO mil expenditures ell el Nueyn
Vel5drOmO Parisiense, el boXeador Sc
negales Battling Sikh, derroto a Geor-
ges Carpenter, propinandNole TN trc-
mendo knockout, en- ell sexto round
| Carpenter Sc defendi6 desesperada-
mente desle ell cuarto round en- Oh Ia
superiCridad del adversario 81 pusC
de relieve, pero fu6 bestialmente gol-
peadO. La derrOta ineXperads, del lido
10 ha causado profundo abatimiento
en- Francia.
BURDEAUX, septiembre 25.-Ayer
he estallado Ell esta ciudad una for
midable huelga Idle cargadores de niue
lies, la que Sc han undo los mari
nos del puerto, La que ha retrasado la
partidG del vapOr frances Lutecia" q.
salfa hoy para los pafses srramerica-
nos. Las autoridades han tornado to-
de- clase de precauciOnes, a fin de eyi-
tar que Sc altere la tranquilidad. La
huelga hasta Ell presente presenta un
cariz pacffico.
NEW YORK, septiembre 25.-El que
Sc cetIcept1a ell mas grande contra
bGndO de licOres halladO desde que di0
principle la prohibition, fu6 sorpren-
dido por la pOlicfa Ell los instantes Ell
que era conducido " almacenalo en-
ell Hotel Douglas, de esta ciudaa, el
cual Sc encuentra situGdo en- Times
Square. Aseglirase que ell montante
del botfn cogit4lo entire drogas marco
tiZantes Y bebidas alcoholics alcan-
zGa a la enOrme suma de quinientos
mil d0lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-25
En- NOviembre

Para comienzos de noviembre pro-
Ximo estara trasladada la Alta Es-
cuela de San Juan, al nuevo edificiO
de la paradG 81, que acaban de cons
trufr y entregar los seflOres Higuera
y Besosa, pues hasta esta fecha no
Sc habran hechO las instalaci0nes de
mobilario Y Otros arreglos necesarios
para dar las classes. MuchOs j6venes
que no han podido obtener matrfcula
o asiento en- la Universidad de Rio
Piedras y en- la misma Alta Escuela
de San Juan, conffan que al realizar-
Sc el expresado traslado podrin ser
admitiGos y estudiGr los meses que
queden de curse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-25

PARIS septiembre 25.-La confe-
rencia aliadA acord6 enviar una no
tt: al gobierno de AngOra, invitando
h los nacionalistas turcOS a una con-
ferencia que habra de celebrarse EN-
Venecia, con ObjetO sie acOrdar def
nitivamente Ii: paz permanente entire
Grecia Turqufa. En- la confcrencia
que tom0 este acuerdO, lds poderes
aliados estaban Representatives por
Francia, IngIsterra, Italia, Jap0n, Ru-
mania, Jugoeslavia Y Grecia. La no
ia esta firmada por Poincar6, LOfd
ChIrzon Y SfOrZa Y fue remitida hoy.
En- la nOta que fue ampliamente dis
cutida ,aseguran los aliadOs que eS
taban diSpuestos devOlver {; Turqufa
La Tracia, Andrin6polis Y CONSTANT
nopla, c0nsintiendo en- la vuelta de los
tulrcos Europa, a comlici0n de que
ell paso de los Dardanelos Sc deje en-
libertad asf como ell B0sforO que han
de quedar abiertos al comercio nniver-
sal.
CONSTANTINOPLA, septienlbre %.
Ell Gebierno frances ha envi&do un
despachO por inalambrico@ Mustafa
.KemaI, jefe de los naei6nalistas fur:
cos. EN- el cual le conInina detener
su Gvance proyectadO hacia Constan-
tinopla, hasta tanto no negrlc Ia mi
sion especial francesa que va ha sali-
de- con destino Esmirna, para entire
vistarSe con 6l someterle las bases
para I'm arreglO amistosO. FL mensa-
je esta concebidO en- terminus conci-
liatorios la vez energicos, h&cien-
do cCnstar que 81 Mustafa Kemal pro-
cede como 10 ha anunciado sin Dir a
los emisarios fIanceseS, Francis pro-
cedera entonces con las armas. unien-
dose q los ingleses Y cuantots Sc
opongan contra las pretensiones tur-
cas-.
MADRID, septiembre 25-No obs
tante la reserv& Official que sc viene
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-25
NOTA DE DUELO

FL viernes liltimO rindi0 la jornada
de su vida, en- Vieques, ell sefiOr Car
los Benftez Santana, emparentado con
numerosas familias de aquella pobla-
ci0n, Humacao, Yabucoa San Juan.
El entierro fue muy concurridO, des-
pidiendo ell duelo los senores Felipe
Serrano Lcdo. Rodriguez Cebo1le-
70, que hicieron justicia los meritos
del extinto.
Nuestro mas sentido p6same a sus
deudos y que en- Dios descanse ell al
ma del que cumpli6 su jornada en-
este mundo.