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New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Bouts Ucrcnbouts
q NIf.til

10 -<TfFil
Madison square Gsrden--rrw 1cndl.r
VI Ey1nnn ',oid. - rounds
10Th Fcgimenf-Dspry Idv ords "a.
Terry Martin. y rounds.
'rcs"r7t \. e. An1ateu, honts
Unnis}.
SSTI RDtI
Rink s, f.-f<id sullivan -. sam
my SciEcr. II rounds.
9th Coast Artiliery-refe Hayes -
Frank Harley, y rounds.
Commonwealth .. f.--No~ H,ysco-
witch ". Barney Admir-, II rounds.
RdgcWooI Grove =. f.-LeW Isyo6y
~. Al Boyle, II rounds.
NChDAY
broadway y. i.--Dave Rose nb-rz
ys. Marty Cross. u rounds.
TSUAY
stay :. t.-Frnukis Jerome vs.
Sammy Nob~, II rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Columbia Fencers
NictOrs in Match
With MI. L. Team
Blue and White Blademen
" in Nine Bouts TO Four
for Their Opponents
He AIRS VOICE

Tho Columbia University fencing
team scored another victory last night
by defeating the Massachusetts lnstl-
tuto Of Technology team on the Morn
inside floor. The final score was 8
bouts TO 4. In the foils competition the
Columbia bladesmen won by 7-to-2
count while tho opec matches were
more evenly contested, each team win
nIne two.
The summary;
POLLS
Bcncoe Columbia defeated si,sbo NJ 1
TO Benco. Columbia. defeate
Bore hsrs'nN. NJ r. to 3. Benco Co.
lumhia, defeated Ncslnith. n ! r. to 8 .
6iooiner Columbia defeated Borchgrevinl9
NJ J. r.. to Bloomor, Columbia de-
fcstod 1helepsen. NJ | r.. to Q: FARLEY.
Columbia. defeated Skabo. NJ. l. r. 70 6
farley, Columbia. defeated Nesmith NJ
r.. z to 8 Ssato NJ J. T. defeated Bloom
ef. Columbia. to g. BorchGrevink, NJ 7 r..
defeated taric2 Columbia 20 s l'inai
score columbia, Nj T. :?
TpEE
Taylor, " r. defeated Bseorcr. Co.
'nmhia 70 T. raylor. NJ. l. r. defeated
iarl"N Columbia. to I; Farley. Columbia
oefe1ied skaho NJ IT, to Bloomor.
Columbia defeated Nesmith. w. 1 T. TO
finai score columbia . NJ 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
lhc Other One-f,fth of Second

In The of accredited find seven prjntcrs listed in
n 90 CLASS ff the 100 yards the roster
ore" Charles Paddock & Wcfers Duffy c. H. paccn and
A. L. - 'N'N'' '''
mere have been others, track is still waiting for tho
printer tat enough o G that other ono Gfth
Ono hundred yards seconds means triAe o,or ~ ~ -
~ "''o"u 30 mat extra fifth
more than TWO wards faster has ever 11dod f
means the ability to lead Paddock by feet II means h
difference q ~ - ''e''9 '"e
"tn track Improvement training Development the 25
''' '' away tu the fact that OF worlds rrcat
e' nave been halted a this shows that line asvic,, G
Knots and bumps and not to he out overnight ~ @
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Dilks Wins Senior
Golf Championship
On Bclleair Links
Philadelphia Veteran Leads
Field of Fifty With SO:
Eoopc L. Low Net
lrom z gneclnl Dorrcernrdcnt
TTT- '-TT-- --TT W T''-TIT7-'-T
BtLLEALR lLEIGIlIS. Ila.. bob. p

BtLLEAlR HEIGHTS, Fla, Feb %
Walter Dilks, Of Philadelphia, be
came the senior champion Of Bclcair
TO-DAY, when he negotiated the long
course here in SIS and led fold OF
fifty Veterans Of the links
Dilkcs Won with plenty to spare, but
his So was not an especially good
scoro for him. He frequently goes
over the course in figures under so
To day he played we'll up until the last
two holes. whcrc he required an and
s, respectively.
Tho bonor Of winning Tho handicap
event. with which goes the low net
prize, went to I. l.. Cooper, Of Atlanta,
who did the round in o., with -
handicap. for total Of % This beat
his nearest rivals r. r Scmans. of
UniontoVn, Tenn, and A. B Scar
borough, of Ronhomc, TcX. by five
strokes.
Some Of tho low handicap scores
wcrc:
r I, Cooper. Atlanta o. a2-7o
h Scarborough, Bonhome
y. Il Seu3us. Uuoulown Pa 90 f5-75
NJ y Moore, AshcNillc ..-. 81 l5-77
l. + Parks Nev Yori, % Is-73
al
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

What i orr veterons slip d bit,
As uete1uns must, 1rhcu tho years drift bV.
Facing tho biq international skit,
NhotW 1rc do 1rhcn the seasons fy2
what gray era wiU soon bofoN?
C0n you' sorrow and check your groars--
The answcr comes 1rith ringing call
~ incont Richards and Bobby jones.
Big Bill, Little BW Jess and "Chck"
StlU hold on 'rith the 1riurjng stuff.
There with tho form and the robust kjch,
Tokog the cu1ros rhcrc the road is rough.
When they pass 7rN the flag be furled2
Who focpS gunrd at the border >ones2
The ouSiccr echoes orould the aporld
"lmccW Richards and Bobby Jones'
Forp and courage, potccr and style,
Old on hcld whcrc gears arc Young
Bidinq their day for d J1ttlo nrhlc
only stride from the 'opmost 1-ung.
Princes-clcct whcn tho hiuqs 90 dorrn.
Ho}d]ng all thot o champion o1ons
Only rafting TO take the croun
"'NcoW h'jchnrds and Bobby Joncs'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Bike Race Promoter
Fakes \. Y. Neloeirome

John NJ. Chapman. ns9a-r.r a. ~,
Newark Nelodromo and tho New York
day bicvcie race. sauo4ucod yes
terday that John Ringing. president OF
Maids Square Garden Sporting Club.
and lnglis NJ. Jppercu have signed con
tracts to take over the uncompletcd
structure o. ne New Nor.. * el0aron4e
Company at Broadway and 225th
Street.
1t is planned TO hold exhibitions
three times a week during the summer
season. and these viii include. in add
tlon TO bicycle and motorcycle races.
championship hoNirg con.nsts
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Benny leonard Meets
afal Moran To.nipD,t

NV OFLLANS Feb. 23.-Bennv
Leonard worlds lightweight champion.
Will make his New Orleans ring dehnt
to-morrcu night in ten-rounJ no.
decision bout With Pal Moran, New Or
leans lightweight.
Moran fought the champion in East
''Icaeo two wears ago. and although
opt'elghe twelve pounds remained
ton rounds This time Moran rilj
Welgn l$e rounds, While the champion
Viii scale about 40 pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Horace Mann Wins Again

Horace Mann Schools basketball
team scored SIS fifteenth victory of the
sea son Yesterday afternoon. defeating
" obb Academy b. 2 score of 40 to II.
liorsce Mann at one time had an ad-
van tsge OF - TO ], and the first half
enaed with the score at 19 to 7. Cap
tain Loeb. with nineteen points. starred
for the victors.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Michigan Aggics Will
Not Join Conferences

LANSING. Mich. leb 27.-Michiean
Aencultural College Will not be a mem
ber of any Of the five conferences now
p'opo1 ed or being organized. according
TO .. l. Brewer, director of athletics
ne director emphasized that his de-
eislon was not due 10 ack of confidence
!" the new conferences, and that he is
9 firm believer in the stabilizjnp effcct
of such bodies NJ A. c. holds mem.
bership in the Western Indoor Con.
terence and has adopted Big Tep"
regulations for lts athletics.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Y cs|cyan Football Schedule

MIDDLETOWN. Conn, Feb. %. Two
new teams, Bowdoin and Hobart. ap-
pear on Wesleyan Uulvcrsity's football
schedule for 1920. which was an
nounced to-day by Manager Henry ".
Leland, %, Of Mount Vernon. \. Y.
Hobart located in Geneva. won the
small college football championship Of
New York state last fan, while Bow
dom took simlIar honors IN Maino
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
france Plans for OIyn,n;cs

TAFIs. Feb 23. The bill' providing
credits tor arrangements in connection
WIN the olympic games. 10 be held in
= Slis ~ l9- with request that the
oNaoloef OF Uepuiles vote the credits
hs qacaiy as possible, Vss considered
! was decided to submit The hin -
President Millcrand for his approval
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

9 We re a great hand AZ
corners u
Convenient cornersl
All identified, too. with
famous landmarks. u
Our down town stor.
corner Broadway and w.
rem, is directly opposite fl.
City Hall
18th St." IS just around
the corner from Union
Squarci
Our Fifth Ave. Store !,
across from the Pubic r.
Library.
And our newest corner"
the Herald Building. to
which we've Just moved
our 34th ST. Store, is right
in the heart of New York.
Such well known loca.
tions make it mighty easy
to locate the best Of every.
thing men and boys wear
Down to date in price
and up-to-date in style.
Spring togs now ready.
RoGERs PEEL COMPANY
Broadway Herald s.
at 18th S.. -Four at 3sth 81
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Az.
at Warren al 4lsts,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Strength and Weakness

30 tar the Weakness call that,
come from any lack of skill, courage.
1t has rather from kccnnoss especially in regard to
preliminary
Neither has yet acquired The conserving best for the main
crnnasc There nothing phegmatic either yonescr
oo' arc inclined to get keyed quickly time
But with the tcy skill and FORM neither can he
indefinitely blocked away laurel
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Athletics Leave for Gamn

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s-Accom-
named hy Manager Mack, pitchers and
catchers Of The Philadelphia Americans
eft tonight for Eagle Pass. Io1.. to
bsgln spring training The remainder
Of the Athletics team Will start for
camp Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

Hynsic Cold viii SI.O,u Wares
1gni,.sl Lew 7endler 10-night
Ambitious Local Boy Who Earned Big Coast Kepn-
'a'on Makes Metropolitan Debut Against One Of
No- Dangerous Boxers i'm Lightweight Division
BY Jack Lawrence

Oakland Jimmy Duffy vii show
tho when he the rng
Square
Ihadphia brilliant soutfpv No Hyme Of
his metropolitan debut lie
the lightweight DIVISION and
would Benny reonar1 Tender
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

The question: times
Richards and genius
ranking national championships minor detail COMPARED
TO the heights they side Of twenty
How
as these two the history o golf?
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Rest Since DAYS of Dixnn

Another much-heralded Californian
Will perform tonight at the l5th
Regiment ArmorT. He is Danny Ed
wards. alleged TO be the best bantam
weight developed since the days of
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Sullivan 10 lead Nalc Ncrmcn

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. 28.-Rob-
crt J. Sullivan. Of Reading. Pa. vas
elected captain OF the Vale fresh sha.ar
swimming team at Il meeting Yesterday.
1t vas announced TODAY. Sullivan
swlms the l0QNard and 220-Nard 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
belmont to Box jimmy Wilde

Mickey Dolmont, the Newark bantam
weight, has been matched to box
Jimmy Wilde of England. The bout
Will be for twenty rounds and viii be
staged at Albert Hall on Easter Mon
daN.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Asking a Why

Norman laber stands alone in mile run At 4.1c =,
hoeson stands alone the Jump
iaodocl and Meredith slon The and ,,o
Hourdln IS the iun,1cd novopd fo4
IN eaco case here individual moved ont lovond h -
all 0"' peS'"o the group
,o % seven OF eight III cluster should halted together t M
Vo9alo oaSh is something of mystery. Tic fact bat co ~
~ way 'nls far shows that it superfeat Yet cat;n
seems 10 have blocked the sof ,n,ox. e "
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

between Apf u and May 20 Babe might be rrge + ~ -
green wig ad brace of flowing sidewliske to be ntorod "
'ape IS now reported
ueuSe ana the above might by cspocia,l h.
'Y refrain from hitting than home runs = yoel ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

George DIXON, which is our iGea Of
some allegation Like Uymie Gold.
Danny is making his metropolitan
debut. Like Hymie. too. he has picked
a rather tough assignment for himself
in the person Of Terry Martin. Both
boys arc colored. They are TO 20 hf-
teen rounds. Jack Dempsey saw I'd
wards perform on the Coast and says
he is , wonder.
jimmy Kelly, impresafio and euid-
ing spirit Of the popular Rink Sporting
Club. in Brooklyn, has arranged a
tion's regular veekly show tomorrow
night sammy seiger and KID Sulli-
van, leading contenders for johnny
Kilbane's moth-caten title, will quarrel
in the final event, which IS scheduled
TO 20 twelve rounds
Sullivan, who rejoicos in the dis
tinction Of having knocked OUT Vim
cent "Pepper~ Martin. seems 10 have
The best claim to Ki.bane's attention.
but Mr.. Seiger declares that he vii
change all this when they meet at the
Rink. There arc two other twelve
round struggles featuring bautams.
According to inside information
drifting over from Jersey City, Johnny
Buff. bantamwoight champion Of the
world, will make his next ring appear
ance at the Armory A. A. some time
in March.
Moe Herscovitch. who is being called
the Canadian wonder man" viii do his
stuff, or a.temp. TO- at the Common
wealth Sporting Club i'm Harlem to-
morrow night. Hersco1itch is lust
now one of the most talked-of scrap
pers IN the weltorweight division. His
opponent tomorrow night viii BE-
Barney Adair. Of Harlem. They viii
go twelve rounds. The Canadian
has scored one-round hnockouts ovcr
Irish Patsy Cline and Jimmy Kelly.
Danny Lee and Bud Dempsey meet in
tho scmi-dual
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

ms matter of disguise for the "Rabeo .ho,1a T.,
- re might let his hair grow train off FORTY n,
"asN "nu pat right handed That at least voud ho
Inc scheme could be properly opened v This h " starter
Masked WIG "'au'"e' 1tuggIns Signs
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
- CnADTL LIT TIT
be DEI%Ue5aFRXtl1fnHf UFXf HAf!Ss5f1l
Coming On

(CopNight, 1929, Ncw York Tribune lnc)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
LOS KEMALISTAS Sc CONCEN
TRAN EN- ERENKEUI. CON AR
TILLERIA DE GRUESO
CALIBRE

ATENAS, setiembre 26.-Informan
desde Constantinopla que los ejercitos
ktemalistas Sc concentran en- Erenkeui,
para forzar la salida de Los ingleses
de Chanak.
Los ejercitos britanicos estan avan
zando desde Chanak hacia Kusukeui
con Ell proposito 6's frustar ell pan de
.os turcos hacerlos retroceder hasta
Manijka.
Los crlticos militares son de opinion
que 81 los ingleses llegan Manijka
despues que los turcos a Erenkeui Ell
plan del general ingles sera tardi6 e
impossible de ejecutar.
Despachos de Ultima hora aIeguran
que los turcos han trasladado dicho
punto artilleria de grueso calibre y
han sido reforzados con cuatro batallo-
mes de tropas frescas procedentes de
Angora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
La COrte Municipal de San Juan dicta
una interesante opinion interpretandO
la Ley No. 10 de nuestra Legislature

Ell Lcdo. Jose sabater, de Mayagiiez,
Representante la Camara por aquel
Distrito es autor de la ley No. 10, en-
virtud de la cual las sumas memories
de $1oO, Sc cobran por una via rapida
y POGO costosa. Esta Ley viene sien-
do objeto de distintas interpretations
Ultimamente en- I'm case sometido al
Juez Aybar, de Ia secci6n Primera de
la Corte Municipal de San Juan, este
declara que esta modifca en- parte Ell
procedimiento ordinario en- cuestiones
de traslado y resuelve 10 que al final de
cimos en- ell fallo que emitiera.
En- este asunto intervinieron los abo
gados ". M. Fernandez, de San Juan,
por Ell demandante, y Antonio L. Lopez
de Caguas, por ell demandado.
El abogado Lopez hara revisar la
orden denegatoria de tras1ado por ell
Juez Foote, tratara de que Ell case
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
Los tenedOreS de azdCar
de Puerto Rico no Quie-
ren vender pOr ahOra

Muy buena impression han causa-
do en- los centros financieros de San
Juan, las 1ltimas noticias llegadas
de Nueva York acerca del mercado
azucarero.
Los 1ltimos cables informan que.
el az1car de Cuba Sc esta yendien
do a $500, 10 cual equivale a $4.77
por ell &c Puerto Rico, no queriendo
vender a ese precio los tenedores por
torriquenos.
Esto iltimo ha sido muy favora-
blemente acogido entire los azucare-
ros, puesto que, seg1n dicen, es una
buena se;lal para el future del dulce
producto, porque la actitud de los te-
nedores al no querer vender a ese
precio, demuestra que ellos esperan
hacer mas ventajosas operaciones den
tro de POGO tiemppo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
LA BELLA sRTA. RAQUEL DE
CASTRO, REINA DE LA SIM
PATIA Y LA BELLEZA EN- ET.
H0TIMP0p

La bella y elegante sehorita Raquel
se Castro, hija del conocido hombl'o de
negocios don Isaac de Castro, de la
frma "P. r. Rogers y co.., ha resul
tado triunfante por los, ,24o votos en-
e, certanlan de belleza y simpatia ce-
lebrado recientemente por el teatro
"Olimpo'' de Santurce.
Despues de conocerse ell resultado
del escrutinio, una orquesta acompan6
a la encantadora soperana su casa
con bengalas, vitores, aplausOs y otras
explosiones de entusiasmo.
Para celebrar Ia proclamation de
la joven reina, Sc efectu6 un esplendi
do bale en- su residencia, acudiendo
una selecta concurrencia.
Felicitamos P la gentil sorsrana quo
desde aver impera sobre la constsla-
ci6n radiante de su immense vasalaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27

dice el cable, caracter nacional.
Los ejercicios de pistola, en- que
salio triunfante nuestro compatriota,
Sc celebraron en- Camp Perry, Ohio,
Glrante les 1ltimos dfas, habiendo
tornado parte en- ell torneo los mas
expertos tiradores con que cuenta la
milicia de los Estados Unidos. Y a
todos esos grandes tiradores los ha
vencido ell Sr. AnGino, anadiendo un
laurel mas los muchos conquista-
dos por el en- justas semejantes.
Este joven Official, que nos refe-
rimos, es natural de San Juan. Sus
famiiares residen en- Santurce.,
Vaya nuestra felicitaci6n al joven
compatriota por ell senalado triunfo
cue en- tan renida lid ha sabido OBJ
tener, para satisfaction y gloria del
pals portorriquefo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
La COmiSi6n que ira ahO-
ra a Washington ddOpta
ra en- 81 Campana.
(cOntdnuaci6n de la Ia. pag.)

sultarfa oportuno conveniente que
el Sr. Mestre abandonara su cargo
para hacer esa campana, con 10 cual
Garia lugar a una Immediate desti-
tuci6n este agravaria la situacion.
GEL Sr. Mestre-nos dijeron-hace
bien en- mantener su actitud de Sc
riedad Y discretion, actuando den
tro de los lfmites de su cargo, pues
de esta manera, posiblemente salga
bien en- su acci6n y no dara lugar
que 10 separen de su cargo con 10
que solo Sc conseguiria, echarlo to-
do a perder. Aun en- el case de que
el partido le pidiera un concurso al
Sr. Mestre, para esta campaila en-
ell senti6o que hemos expresado, el
Sr. Mestre Sc negara seguramente
para seguir en- la solida posici6n en-
que Sc ha colocado."
Aparte de estas impresiones que
hemos recogido, las caules podra ser
que sean mas menos acertadas, 10
1nico que podemos decir por cuenta
nuestra, es que ell partiGo Sc propo-
ne estudiar detenidamente la situa-
ci6n y elegir una comisi6n, compues-
ia por importantes elementos de la
colectividad respecto 10 que ha-
ran en- Washington, la actitud que
asuman sera la que mejor aconsejen
las circunstancias y procuraran adop
tar la politica que sea necesaria para
llegar al Objective que persiguen cual
es: Cello 10 da entender la Resolu-
cion aprobada recientemente) conse-
guir el cambio de la Administration
Insular, con la destituci6n del Co
bernador Reilly salvar ell honor
Ia dignidaG' del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
HoRRoRoso INCENDIo EN- HAITI
LLo.A9oCHo CAsAS DEsTRUIDAS

a Hatillo, 26 de septiembre.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Un horroroso incendio ocurrido docs
de la noche destruy6 tres casas. Ell
fuego empez6 en- la Logia Mas6nica
Monte Libano. NADIA estaba asegura-
do. .El pueblo Sc porto heroicamente
combatiendo les estragos de las Ia
mas. Cinco casas fueron dsstruidas
rara localizar Ell fuego que amenazaba
devorar ia poblacion. FL jefe Igarav1-
dez, Fiscal Palmer, Ramirez y Pardo,
asi como tambien los bomberos y Ell
Jefe F. Perez de Arecibo, tabajaron &C
tiyamente en- Ia. extinction del voraz IN
cendio. Los sefores Pedro Vargas y
Pedro Navasd perdferon sus propieda-
des. Cr6ese que ell fuego ha sido inten
cional. j
&oe CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
Fl teniente pOrtOrriquenO, Sr. Eduardo
AndinO, gan6 el campeOnato naciOnal del
tirO de pistOIa en- Ell Camp Perry, E. u.

Fechado en- Camp Perry, Ohio,
(E. w. recibimos aver el siguiente
despacho cablegrafco:
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. R.
"Andino, gan6 ell campeonato ma
cional Ge pistola".
SHAW"
Ampliando la precedente nota po-
demos informar, que este cable Sc re-
fiere al Sr. Eduardo Andino, joven
Y distinguido Official portorriqueno,
quien durante alg1n tempo presto
servicio en- el Regimiento de Puerto
Rico, Y actualmente pertenece al 16
de Infanterfa, destacado en- Camp
Dix-New Jersey, donde tiene ell
range de primer teniente.
Ell Sr. Andino era ell primer tira-
dor de pistola &c Puerto Rico, y aho-
ra 10 es de todo Estados Unidos, va
que la victoria por el alcanzada en-
esta OCCASION, tiene, como muy bien
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
SOLO FALTA UN OLA

Hace varios dias viene preguntando
ell pdb,ico de San Juan cual es ell sig
nificado de los anuncios que dicen
"Faltan cuatro dias,' "Faltan Tres
dias'', 'Faltan dos dias'', ETC., que
aparecen fjos en- muchas paredes de la
ciudad.
Aver hemos podido saber ell signifi-
cado de estos enigmaticos cartelones.
Sc trata de que 81 popular y aplaudido
actor Jesds Izquierdo, quien en- union
de Paquita Stella ell Curro Perez,
viene deleitando nuestro pIblico, dara
ell jueves la mas interesante de las
funciones que, en- su genera, habra pre-
senciado Ell putSico capitalino.
Recuerde que solo falta un dia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
La SOCiedad de NaCiOnes
adOpt6 el prOyeCtO Lord
Cecil SObre Ell deSarme
Omitted Press, via All America Cables)

GINEBRA, seIiembre 26.-Despues
de calurosos Y prolongados debates en-
,os cuale7 intervinieron las deleg acio-
nes &c Francia, Inglaterra, Italia, Bel
gica, Esq AHA, Chile Y otros paises de
America y Europa, la sociedad de Ma
clones adopt6 el proyecto de Lord &C.
Gil referente al desarme international.
Fueron ratiicados los tratados ma
wales de Ia conferencia de Washington,
asi como los relatives a gases asfxian
tes y al control del trafco de armas.
La Socledad cooperara para el arre-
glo de las cuentas de guerra como un
paso necesario para Ell desarme pre-lmi
mar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-27
CATORCE MIL CRISTIANOS
HAN LLEGADD A ATENAS

ATENAS, setiembre 26.-Varios ira
portes franceses condujeron aver es-
ia capital catorce mil cristianos proce-
dentes de Esmirna.
El senor Jaquith, director del Comi
te de Socorro en- Constantinopla infor
ma que mas de veinte mil armenios han
recibido instrucciones de salir de Es
mirna antes del dia primero de octu-
bre proximo.
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M. POINCRE RETORNA
DE BARLE-DUC

PARIS, setiembre 26- Ell jefe del
gobierno ssfior Poincare l1a retornado
rrecipitadamente de Barle-Le-Duc con
motive de los acortecimientos dc Orien
te. I |. TwTU%
A su Iegada esta capital M. Poin
care Sc dirigi6 embellishments a con-
ferenciar con el presidente Millsrand
quien Sc hallaba en- Ell Quay d'orsay
conversando con varios Ministries.
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ARTURO RoNETTI

Presentado por nueStro amigo, cl
pceta Hungrfa Lovelace, hemos tanido
Ell gusto Ge conocer en- esta ciudad al
quito joven dominicsno, Sr. Arturo Bo
retti miembro de una conocida fami-
liza de la Antilla hermana.
Ell Sr. Bonetti viene al pals con al
rrop6sito de pasar una corta tempo.
rada. ! 8d tl,lI
Nuestro saludo al distinguido joveG,
a quien deseamos grata permanenc1s
ontrs nosotro5. /
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egue al Tribunal Supreme, para que
este interprete la referida Ley.
He aqui la resolution del Juez Ay-
bar:
CoRTE MUNICIPAL DE SAN JUAN
PRIMERA sECCION
JOSE INoCENCIo DIAz
DEMANDANTE
VS..
JESUS EIVERk
DEMANDADO
CIVIL NO. 1905
CoBRo DE DINERO
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La gravedad de los
aCOnteCimientOS IIega
a su periodic CrltiCo
La zond neutral inUQdi-
da por los kemalistas
UNITED Press, via All America cables)

LoNDREs, setiembre 26.-La caba-
leria turca ha entrado esta tarde en-
"a zcna neutral, por la parte de Eren
quey.
Los kemalistas envian toda prisa
refu'arzos de hombres y ametralladoras.
Sc teme que estalle de I'M momento
otro un sangriento choque entire tur
cos q ingleses.
La gravedad de los acontecimientos,
dicen des6.e la Foreign Office, ha le-
gado a su periodic mas critico.
El encuentro es inminente.
Tnglaterra, continda la nota, invita-
a sus adheridos tener 'an cuenta que
los kemalistas no deben quedar sin Ell
debido corrective.