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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-10
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES through Ari;
iona, . party of fasteners. 1atner ano
daughter and q male companion, stop t93
leaves the car and is attacked by a wild
steer. A masterpiece of riding on the
part of one Of the cowboys saves her
Clay Lindsay, range-rider 'on an Ari.
visit the big town." New York.
On the train Lindsay becomes ineer-
on her way to New York to become 9
motion-picture actress. She is marked
as fair prey by a fellow traveller, Jerry
Durand, gang politician and ex,prize
fighter. Preceiving his intention. Limo
say provokes a quarrel and throws Dur
and from the train.
On his first day in New York Lindsay
is splashed with water by a janitor'
hat individual the range-rider PUNISH
es summarily and leaves tied to a nse
hydrant. A young woman who sees the
occurrence invites Clay into her mouse
n hides him from the police. &c
Beatrice Whitford. Lindsay meets hel
father. Colin Whitford, and is invited 10
visit them again. He meets Kitty mason
by accident. She has been d~isappolntec
in her stage aspirations, and to suppot'
herself is selling cigarettes in q caoaret
Clay visits her there.
Kitty is insulted by a customer. clay
Furnishes the annoyer. After a llseis
mixup Lindsay soap Outside, he Is
attacked by Jerry Durand and a COM
panion and beaten insensible.
Lindsay's acquaintance with beatr!ce
Whitford ripens. Through her he is IN
troduced into society" His side part
ner" on The Arizona ranch. johnnie
Green, comes to the big town.
The two take an apartment together
Johnnie securing employment at the
Whitford's as handy man. An adVer,
tisement signed kitty NJ conveys the
information that she is in trouble and
implores Lindsay to come to a certain
house where she is imprisoned.
b Clay is dubious as to its authenticity
but finally decides to go. He makes his
way into what he supposes is the right
house and finds himself in a young
woman's bedroom.
Naturally indignant, the girl is re.
assured when Clay tells her the reason
for his unmeant intrusion. She shows
him how to enter the house he is after
through the roof. In the place he comes
on a party of "gunnen." obviously wait
ing for his appearance. Lindsay gets
the drop" on the thugs, locks them ir
a room n escapes.
With a theater party, which includes
the Whitfords. Lindsay meets Kitty
Mason, %friendless and penniless. Hi
leaves the party to take the girl to his
apartment, there seemingly being no 9th
err place available and Kitty in dire nceC
Of immediate food and warmth.
Beatrice resents Lindsay's interest ir
Kitty. Though not admitting it ever
to herself. she is becoming attached tt
the Arizonan. as he is to her. The two
part in anger.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. 10.-Cattle
receipts $500, beef steers steady to
Is higher; medium weight and mix
ed yearlings $1O,25. She stock steady
to 15c. lower; bulk common and me-
dunn cows $3.75@4.5O; good lots gem
orally $500 500; mostly 10
20 15c lower; bulk $2.25@2.5O; cut
teis largely s3.00@3.50; other classes
AROUND steady: bulk bologna bulls
s3.50@ 4.00s best vealers 5000 $50;
common to medium stockers $1,000
SIS.
Hog receipts 5000; about steady;
on all classes top $3.50 to shippers
and traders for choice light weight;
good and choice $50 to 210 Founders
$3.50 $50: good and choice 220 to
$50 Founders $500 $50; ESQ to $3.50
FOUNDERS ss.4o@S.75; bulk $500
$50: packing sows steady to strong
$500 q 7.4o: stock pigs steady to 10c
lower, $9.75@10.40.
Sheep receipts 5000; killing classes
generally steady; top natives $1,000;
odd lots fat, ewes mostly $5.0o@6.o0.
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NEW YORK
STOCKS.

p STOCKS.
New York. Aug. 10.-Strength of
high grade rails in the face Of further
complications in the railroad strike
situation featured today's stock mar
ket session. Shares of several car
industrials, move to new high
ground for the rear but some of the
gains were forfeited in the weakness
which developed. toward the close.
Sales approximated 100000 shares,
Liquidation Of the low priced in
dustrials, combined. with an increase
in call money to s per cent, halted
Overland. common and preferred.
Kenecott Copper, Central Leather
and Worthington Pump yielded 1 to
3 - points. The closing was ir-
regular. .
New York. Aug. 10.-1rregular
price changes marked the opening of
of speculative favorites DOR gave
a reactionary trend to the whole list.
Pressure against Baldwin and Mexi-
can Petroleum forced these stocks
down a point each. while S~tudebaker,
Lselling e~x-dividend, was down q
rhalf. Northwestern railroad; which
strengthened yesterday on publica-
NoAA VI Liz 6OpC1 HllICut juniper CIOp
report. moved contrarily today, Chi
cago and Northwestern rising a point
to a new high. while Union Pacific
was down / 3-8 and Great Northern,
preferred, n Northern Pacific each
one-half. American Radiator broke
through for a new high on a gain of
l 1-2 and Western, Union was up
by Crucible. American Locomotive,
United States Rubber and Mallinson,
which were down l to l IL points.
Oils, motors, ~steels, equipments and
a few miscellaneous shares continued
under the pressure throughout the
day. However. short covering in
Mexican Petroleum. which sold off 2
points. was the signal for a rally
which carried that stock up l 1-2
points above last nights close and
wiped out all or most of the losses in
Baldwin and American Locomotives,
Chandler and Studebaker Motors and
Crucible Steel. An active inquiry for
low priced rails, which were neglected
yesterday, also developed in the up
ward movement. st. Louis Southwest
ern breaking through for a new high
for the year with sympathetic ad-
vances of l to l 1-2 points in the
preferred stock of that road, Texas
and Pacific and St. Louis n San
Francisco. American Can, Maxwell
Motors "B," Pan-American Oil and
California Packing also moved to
higher ground. Call money opened
at 4 per cent.
Speculative interest converged in
high priced railroads and industrials
and the influence of his buying was
felt throughout the list. The readi.
ness with which special stocks ad-
vanced materially on moderate alb
sorption indicated scarcity of offer.
ings at current levels. Chicago and
Northwestern, Great Northern, pre-.
ferred. Canadian Pacific, Louisville
and Nashville. Chesapeake and Ohio
Sears Roebuck. International Harv.
ester and American Brake Shoe were
foremost in the early afternoon ad.
vance. Call money hardened to 4 L:
per cent but this exerted nj restrain.
ing influence on the buyine.
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SUGAR

New York, Aug. 9.-The early raw
sugar market was quiet and firm. Of
ferings were light and no sales were
reported. Last prices paid were J "A
for Cuban. cost and freight, equal 10
$3.50 for centrifugal.
Raw sugar futures were easier un-
der light liquidation by Wall street
and selling. said to be for western ac-
count. Prices at midday were 4 to s
points net lower.
The market for refined sugar was
unchanged at 7@710 for fine granu-
lated. -I
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GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Aug. 10.-Gradually
increasing receipts of ! new wheat
finally resulted today in comparative
weakness for that kind. Durum
wheat opened steady around zoe owe
Sept. for fancy Nc. 1 amber, but the
demand was easily filled at that
premium and later bids were down
around 17@1ac rel The winter
wheat situation was a bit muddled up
with prices hard to get. Corn prices
were about the same compared with
futures and offerings were very light.
The oats market was featureless.
Offerings were liberal and demand
was fair to good according to quality
n billing. Rye was firm compared
with futures and shippers were the
aggressive bidders. Mills were still
holding off and bidding around Z 1-2
over Sept. ... nv
Barley was inclined to be sluggish
although offerings we're moderate.
Flax offerings were very light.
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CHAPTER I.
A Lady Wears a Ring.

Clarendon BromEeld got the shock
of his life hat evening. Beatrice pro-
posed to him. II was at the Robert
son dinner-dance. in the Palm room.
within sight but not within hearing
of a dozen other guests.
She camoufaged what she was do
ing with occasional smiles and rip
pies of laughter intended to deceive
the others present. but her heart was
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-10

Sioux City. Iowa. Aug. 10.-Cattle
receipts 1900; market steady: to
strong, fed steers and yearlings $3.50
a 1850; grass cows and heifers $500
@5.75; fat cows Inc he'fers s5.0Q@
@9.5o; calves $4:.00@7.25; ,stockers
$500 q $50.
Hog receipts 1000; is to 25c high
err; bulk of butchers s8.25@9.25; top
ss.75; packing grades s7.oo@7.75;
stays $500.
Sheep receipts 200; market steady.
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CHICAGO.
LIVESTOCK.

la
Chicago. Aug. 10.-(U. S. Bureau
of A. E.)-Cattle receipts 5000: slow;
generally steady on all classes; top
matured steers 1880; top yearlings
10.40; bulk beef steers SIS @1O.25:
Gamers and cutter cows mostly 2;S5
@3.75; beef COWS and heifers largely
Sis @7.25; bologna bulls mostly $50
@4.15; bulk light vealers early 1850
@ 1O.75; handy weight 11.00@11.5O.
Hog receipts 10000; opening I'M
evenly 10 to csc higher, later very
slow; easier; big packers doing moth
ing; bulk light 9.S5@1O.00; bulk 215
to ESQ pound butchers a.15@4.S5:
extremely heavy butchers around S.25
$3.50: packing sows mostly 1000
500: heavy weight s.25@9.40; me-
dunn 800 q 9.95: light 9.5O@10.00:
light light 9.35 $1,000; packing sows
smooth 7.256S.15; packing sows
rough 6.75@7.65; killing pigs 900
9.75.
Sheep receipts $4,000: largely stea-
dy to Csc higher than Wednesdays
general trade; top natives 1925 to
city butchers: 1900 to packers; some
bulk higher; bulk natives early 1900;
no westerns sold; fat sheep and feed
er lambs largely steady; about SO
pound feeder lambs 12.40; Is pound
feeder yearlings $50; on country ac-
county.
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N s sTEEL

New York, Aug. 1O.-The monthly
tonnage report of the U. S. Steel r
poration made public today showed
5,766,161 tons of untitled orders on
hand July 81. This is an increase of
141,68O tons over June's untitled or
}ders which totalled 5,635,53L .
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POTATOES.

Chicago. Aug. 10.-PotatoeS gIiEht-
" weaker; receipts IA cars; total "
8. shipments 766; New Jersey s8Gksd
Irish cobblers $1.8001.85 cwt,; East
ern Shore Virginia barrels IRISH e0b.
.blers $2.9Q03.0O; Maryland barrel
Irish cobblers $3.50: Minnesota sack
ed Early Ohios $40 cwt,
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POTATOES.

reau Of Markets. )-Potatoes-Ligh
wire inquiry; movement slow; market
weaker. Sand land districts, carloads
t. o. b. usual terms Minneapolis-St
Paul rate sacked cwt. field run Early
Ohios, very few sales, $1.10@ lis;
mostly S1.15.
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CHICAGO GRAIN ABLE.
BUTTER.

Chicago. Aug. 1O.-Butter higher:
receipts s,414 tubs; creamery extras
~ frsts 28@29 10; seconds rs 1-2
G27: standards 81 1-2. Cheese I'M
Changed. Eggs Unchanged; receipts
~, f01 cases.
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MARKET NEWS
ls-4; cables III rs. Norway demand
7.24. Sweden demand 26.15. Montreal
90 11-163 sa vs. Z 5}.@s u
METALS,

.H%'I METALS. s
New York, Aug. 1O.-Copper steady;
electrolytic. spot n nearby, IA;
later, 14@14 1-S.
Tin steady; spot, 1925; futures,
s32.37.
Iron steady; prices unchanged.
Lead steady; spot, 5.72@5.8O.
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis. spot and
nearby delivery, 6.25@6.30.
Anthony, spot, 5.25.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.
WHEAT RECEIPTS.

Minneapolis, Aug. 10.-Wheat re-
ceipts 200 cars compared with 404
cars a year ago.
i Cash: No. 1 northern 1.21 $50
1856 3-s: Sept.I1.11 3-s; Dec. 100 Is;
May liz 1-2.
Corn. No. 3 yellow, Sc 1-2@57. Oats
No. 3 white. 5000. Barley 42@52.
Rye, No. 2, 70 IA. .
Flax, No. /, 2.47@2.4S.
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LIBERTY N
COTTON.

New York, Aug. 10.-CottoN fu-
lures closed steady; October. 20.70;
December, 2O.7O; January, 2O.62;
March, 2O.69; May, 2O.65.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Aug. 10.-Wheat scored a
slight advance today in the early
dealings after a downturn at the out
set to new low priced records for the
season. The initial decline was
ascribed to liberal receipts here and
to lack of important buying. Later,
however, houses with eastern n
tons bought somewhat freely and ex-
port bids were said to have improved.
The opening which varied from
Is decline to a like advance with
Sept. s1.05 to LOS LA and Dec. $1.O5
Is to 1.05 3-8 was followed by a
moderate general setback and then by
a general rally.
All deliveries of corn and oats sold
at the lowest figures yet this season
but then recovered a little in line with
wheat. After opening unchanged to
5-s down Sept. So to So IA, the corn
market rallied to about yesterdays
finish.
Oats started unchanged to IA low
er, Sept. 81 So to 81 rs n held
near to that range. Provisions were
frmer with hogs.
Subsequently covering by shorts
gave further lift to prices. The close
was firm. "a to 1c net higher with
Sept los % to LOS and Dec. 1.06 1-8
To I.Hi Is.
News of rains over a wide district
lead to upturns later and SO too did
enlarged cash demand. The close was
firm IL to ! IA net higher with Sent
- AZ TO So 1-2.
Wheat: No. . red 1.08 SO: No. .
rard t.9aGI.16. Corn, No. 9 mixed
siNsi II; No, 2 yellow So IA ass.
u No. 2 white 30 3-4:637 IA: No.
white 81 3-4M35 IL. Rye, No. 2
- 3~+G1S. Barley 50@s0. Timothy
seed s.2565.h6. Clover seed 10000
1900. Pork nominal. Lard 1880. Ribs
1.1a n
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FLOUR.

Minneapolis, Aug. 10.-Flour I'M
changed. shipments 45,832 barrels.
Bran 1900. .
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MONEY.

MONEY.
New York, Aug. 10.-Call none
firmer; high, S; low, 4; ruling rates.
4: time loans firm; mixed collateral,
5000 days, 4@4/1-4; as months,
4 IA.
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CREAM
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK.

Quotations furnished daily
Bridgeman-R tsscll creamery
Butter fat. per ID 8 .:.1
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GRAND FORKS LIVE STOCK,

Thursdays Offering, Of cattle sold
on a bass rs to SO higher than last
ting the bulk Of the advance. COM;
mon and medium kinds selling ona
steady basis. IS a.s
Hogs are scarce and selling 25c
hiohor .l.t i=Hes rES5gr AH].+SlE. .-r' x. .Fr f
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
KVeSITU ie1NUIlD
maritime

iaos neealas a. fha4o Ilioo - hnn
acsafgoilnso canslaefullens'sae ~. lss
dlsimus ahos. neeanao aari Is alcagc
% mosimissiio mmidial 3 be- rnipra.
sas matalimns han coniEihuldo muello
81 aure A. ellus. olienlsaide lndas .
algunas a. elias. segdn "a aisnnute
desarrollo. AN gran eNito para - -
fueFzo raiizado.
I'm las l,aginas giAficas a. eSia edi.
cion De II. IMPARTIAL. daloos los
reiraios de los gcfes o adminisirado.
res de las casas consignatarias o agen-
ties Dc vapOres: con "a sehor Manuel
Mendia, uno he los jcfes De In impor-
iante fiTIna de sehores Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga y de Nillar y Compaiiia.
Inc. que representan una llnea de va
pores espafoles y , lineas de Norte-
america, algunas de esias dedicadas
especialmente al mas rapido traspor-
te de frutas: selores Dionisio Trigo
y Frank Rodriguez, de la antigua fir
ma de sehOres SObrinOs de Izquierdo.
Sues, con Otra linea espafiola Y una
de los EstadOs UnidOs: selor Miguel
such. que cOmenz0 en- una lfnea con
vapores que hoy dispOne de mas de
Is; senior Nadal, el manager de In vie
ja lfnea a que Sc atribuyen grandes
ganancias Y que mas huelgas ha tent
do; seiior Otto Fisher, de la Inca de
vapOres hOlandeses que representa-
los seiiOres Villamil COmpaiifa Y
un grupO de los sefiOres Conde, Da-
wilson Y Mac MahOn, que atienden a
otras lfneas entire Puerto Rico Y
Norte America y Cuba, que com
pletan el cuadro de la. representation
de la flota mercante que negocia pOr
Y con Puerto Bico, que cuenta mas
de 30 vapOres para el trafico con Es-
pafia, Estados Unidos, Santo Domin-
go, Cuba otros pafses de Europa
| Y de America.
Es un grupO que representa- activi-
dad, inteligencia, constancia expe-
riencia en- esos negocios algunos mi
Homes de dollars.
INFORMADOR.
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ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Final de clos
Jinetes Rojos o los Salteadores de
Monta1as", con sus rellenos comicos.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) -
La segunda jornada de la hermosa
cinta titulada: Gel Hombre de las
Tres Caras" Y una cinta comica.
Cine Imperial (Santurce).-Una
comica Y los episodios 5 y 6 de la Sc
rie leida por todos Robinson Crusoe".
DOMINGO
Cine Tres Banderas.-En la matt
nee: Los episodios y de LA Dio-
sa de la Selva" Y sus rellenos comicos.
Por la noche: Gel Amiguito de su Es-
posa", en- actos, por Enid Bennett y
dos Revistas.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
La.emocionante cinta titulada: "Es mi
Hombre", por Rodolf Valentino y Do
rothy Dalton, en- 6 actos.
Cine Imperial, (Santurce).-El me-
jor drama del dia, en- Z actos "Luces
y Sombras", reparto especial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
LA coRTE DE DIsTR1To !

Aver viernes, las p. M, la Corte
de Distrito, secci6n primera, reanud6
la session celebrando la vista de cinco
casos de nifios memories de 16 aiios,
los cuales habfan sido denunciados a
dicha Corte, por delito de hurto. Los
niiios Francisco Ortiz, Pablo Arroyo,
Guillermo Flores, Solomon yazquez Y
Otilio Martinez Colon, fueron absuel-
tos por el Honorable Juez, Sr. Foete,
por no encontrar prueba EN- los dos
primeros, sobreseyendo los otros tres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
LA sECRETARIA EJEcUTIvA

LIS siguientcs documentos peftene-
cientes a la corporation del Estado
de New York, denominada .:.Areeibo
Grape Fruit Co.." han sido archiya-
dos en- la sccretarfa Ejecutiva de Pto
Rico
Un cartificado en- virtud del cual
Sc desigra al senior HaE. Knight, Jr.,
de Manatf, emo agente de dicha cor
poracion en- Puerto Rico, en- sushtu-
ci0n del senior George w. Middleton,
asf cclp5 el consentimiento del expire
sado senior knight, para actuar en- la
meneionudh capacidad.
Otra es I'M anforme correspondent
te al aiio 1921
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tados mas largos terminando en- punta
con borlas. Las mangas de seda son
al codo y van abiertas hasta el hombro,
y cerradas inetrvalos con pequefos
capullos de seda Esta bata es muy
juvenil, pero cualquier sonora de gusto,
va sea muy joven, va sea mayor, pue-
de usarla, segln que el color y la clase
de la tela varie. En- rosa es ideal para
una recien casada; en- girls puede usar-
la 10 mismo la joven matrona, que la
abuela de gustos distinguidos.
Cualquier mujer con gusto puede ha-
cerse en- su propia casa ell modelo de
seda color hortensia de forma de bata
de atelier, terminado con encaje al bor-
de en- las mangas, y sobrepuesto So
bre un slip" de seda plise. Su unico
adorno 10 constituye el Gordon de tres.
cuatro pulgadas de largo que sujeta
la bata exterior al slip.
De crespon de la china es el 1indi-
sirno matinee que aparece zen otra de
nuestras i1ustradiones. Este matinee
va montado sobre un slip" de seda.
El matine va rodeado de finisimo en-
cafe, el slip lleva tambien un hermo-
sisimo entredo5 al borde, con un ruedo
de algunas pulgadas. Ell escote cua-
drado, romado por Ell encaje, los vue-
los de las mangas, sujetas estas con un
lazo un ramo de flores nnenudas, he
chas del mismo crepe, y la suavidad
de lineas hacen que este peinadcr sea
de 10 mas encantador. X 10 que luce
debajo del encaje que forma el descote
delantero, va una guirnalda de flores,
(Continda en- la pagina 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

la question de oriente ha reapare-
cidO una vez mas como una preocupa-
ci0n insOslayable; la recidiva no .ha
lcSradO sobrecogenOs tOd& la histO-
ria oiomana reciente trapscurre entire
asonias espasmOs; el hombre en-
fermO, mas desahuciadO que enferno.
Sc incoIpOra trabajosamente, Y 10 que
algunos bautizarOn de espectro es un
cuerpO que andh y cuya marcha rea-
nudada inquieta los dOctores del
pesimista y apresursdO diagn6stic0.
Tai es el hechO en- ST, perO mas inte-
resa aplisionarlo como manifestation
simb6liA de una epoca que adyiene
Turqufa es ell primer0 de los pue-
'blbS vencidbs que Sc incorpora; Ell
ejHnplo cundird esq realidad lleyara
"alientOs y esperarzas a los que. so
metidGs, no Sc resignan con sli inino-
vilidad impuesta. Desde este punto de
vista se.inaugura una nueya epoca a.
puede mOstrsrnos al propiO tempo d.
In incorporation de los derrotados, la
disOluci6n de los vict0riosos. Cuando
Europa Sc dispersa, el Oriente Sc re-
hace; ese ascenso Y ese descensO que
coinciden cronol0gi equipara a
fos eontendientes Y prepara una lucha
diffcil de evitar, 81 persisten deter
minadas Obsecaciones.
Turqufa fue desmigajada en- Seyres !:
prldieron los vencedares atribufrse tro-
4os dispersos del ex-Imperio; pudie-
ron ocupar ConstantinOpla, pero no
sospechsban que esas medidas coer-
citivas habfan de encontrar una re-
sistencia indomable. Ell milagro Sc
debe, en- primer t6rnino, a la estabi-
lidad de los otomanos; en- segrnldo la
gar a quien supo conducirlos con fe
creciente en- dfas de deception; del
caudillo queremos hablar hoy, ira
zando del mislno un perfiI aproxima-
do. |'e r
La derrota de Turqufa desplaz6 al
unionismo; Enyer, hssta entonces om-
nipotente, es eliminado. Ell naciona-
liNmo slicede al unionismo; Kemal va
ocupar el puesto destacante, yacan-
te al verificarse el 6xodo de los que
lntegrSban ell COmit6 Union n Py0gre-
so. SQuien es este nuevo conductor
de les turcSs nacionalistas:
Mustafa Kemal fue un Official turco:
comenz6 sus estudios en- La escuela de
Pancaldi Y los termin6 en- Alemania
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
|AaasSfal Vo4l9sss,g:
MAS GABLES

WASHINGTON, noviembre 11.-El
Presidente Harding ha citado al Con-
greso para una session extraordinaria
que tendra lugar en- noviembre 20, Y
Sc espera que en- la misma Sc le dara
preferente atencion al bill de Nsubsi-
dios la marina, Creese que como
dos semanas extras estara ell Congre-
so reunido, para discutir toda la le-
gislacion mas importante antes que Sc
reuna ell Congreso 67 que tomara po-
session en- mario de 1928.
: CIUDAD DE KANSAS, noviembre
las pasadas elecciones del
martes. ell importante issue de otor-
gar una compensation a los ex sol
dados que sirvieron durante la pasada
guerra mundial obtuyo la mayorfa de
los sufragios
CONSTANTINOPLA, noviembre II.
Ell Ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res del gobierno nacionalista, ha sali-
do con rumbo Lausenne, SuiZa, dom
de Sc pfopone asistir la conferencia
a q. los Aliados invitan a Turqufa pa
IA arreglar las diferencias existentes
con respecto a la question del Cercano
Oriente. Ell menciOnado funcionario
declare los periodistas, que iba ms
pirado de los mejores deseos. de paz
V que llevaba Ia confianza de que los
Aliados adOptarfan una actitud justa
y equitativa al discutir los asuntos
de Turqufa. - i