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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
Luncheon ut Country Club.

A. the Country club today. Mrs. \.
?. ONtoby. Jr Of Howard Place. will be
hostess 10 a number OF visitors at z
delightful luncheon. The guests will
arrive at noon and at I o'clock luncheon
will be served in the charming style OF
tho club. An afternoon OF Informal
social diversions will follow.
covers will be laid for the following;
NcSdamcS-
Gilbert FollanShCe J. {. Mckinley
~ Toronto. -. Kent Hall
A Z. Ovtoby. Jr.
Misses
Lee Miller of WellshurE
Of Toronto Hester steele
Margaret Oxtoby Of Steubenville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08

Recent news from overseas carries
the word that Or. Charles A. WinEcrtcr
expects TO arrive home next week. DR..
WinGertcr has been making 4 three
months tour of Europe.
Mr.. Seaton Alexander and party are
also expected 10 return home the latter
part of this month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
Motor Trip 70 Canada

Yesterday morning an automobile
party composed OF Howard Frtedr!Chs
OF Edgwood Mrs. Edgar +. Boyd. of
Wood sdals and Van Thomas. OF St.
r'IairsviIle. ler, for Canada and other
points In the north. The plans of the
party are to motor 70 Washington and
10 make a short stay there, continuing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
ENJOYABLE Outdoor Meeting

A most enjoyable outdoor meeting Will
he held this evening NJ PauIs Grove oE
the young people Of the 81. fauls Evan
Celical church. The crowd vii! meet at
the church at 6:l5 o'clock ana large
trurk will convey them TO the grove.
where a Jolly time will be spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
LATE VACATION HATS

Delicate pearl gray felt has
wreathed it's mushroom crown with
scarfs OF indigo blue and vermil-
lion chiffon TO make the hat at the
top. Below. blue silk velvet and
biege taifeta have achieved a clever
tailored hat. The tafreta is used in
quilted effect for turned-up brim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
Annual Outing at Short Greek

The EihI. school teachers and the OF
fcers Of the First Christian church ne!d
their annual outing at Short Creek last
evening. The crowd motorcd to tho
grounds. where they enjoyed a oaske.
supper. following which varied social
diversions made the time pass delight
fully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
nnra Ranm Entnrtaina

Mrs Harry Baum VIII be hostess TO
the members OF her sunday school class
Of the Baptist Temple. this evening. AT
her home on the Bethany pike. The
evening hours will he delightfully."- spent
At varied pleaSan pursuits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
Corn Roast and Outing

An enjoyable outing and corn roast
will be held hy the members Of 81.
Faults Evauceljral church. Saturday
afternoon and evening. The party VIII
leave tho church at o'clock and Will
motor 70 Paurs grove. whore tho affair
will nc held. Races and other athletic
games will make the afternoon delight
rul following which a basket supper
will no served During the evening an
old-CaSEtoned corn roast Will be the
snurcc OF much Measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08

on their way 70 New York. where anoth'
err short visit VIII be made. lucy eN-
pect 70 reach Canada IN three "eeN@
and will return to the city some time N
September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
Entartaina Bridge Club

Miss Julia y. Wilson was hostess to
The members Of her bridge club yester-
day afternoon. Following a few pleas
ant. hours a. bridge, charminSiy APP
pointed luncheon Was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
Mrs. Peterson Hostess

Yesterday morning Mrs. B. w. Peter
son was hostess to the members or her
bridge club. Several rubbers of bridge
were enjoyed by the guests during the
morning and at noon luncheon was
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
ENJOYABLE Dinner Party.

This evening at their home on Tenth
and Marshall streets. McMechan. the
M!sse, Margaret and Virginia Lukcns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08

will entertain a number OF their friends
with a dinner party. Following the
dinner. the guests will spend the re-
mainder OF the evening at pleasant
session of bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08

Furs arc hrough. from IA far as COCO
miles distant 10 81. Michael. Ala ska, by
trappers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08

Medium Brown Hair looks best Of all
after a Golden Clint Shampoo-adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-08
THIS FINE SHOE STOCK

we are now closing out has been positive Reveia-
ton to crowds of Eager Buyers who have greeted
this Sale from the opening day =
Evening star., 1922-07-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 81 Omitted States
bureau Of agricultural economics).-
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head; market
fairly active; beef steers and butch
er she-stock strong to IS higher;
spots up more; early top beef steers,
1880: bulk, S.50a10.00; bulls. steady
to strong: calves, steady; stockers.
strong: bulk bologna bulls. 4.2oa4. SO;
bulk vealers, early around $50; fat
she-stock, mostly 5.15a7.26.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; mar
ket fairly active to shippers and
small killers. big packers doing little:
better grades butchers, 10a20 higher
than Saturdays average; top. 1910
early: bulk. s15a10.60; bulk good
butchers. 9.S0al0.60; pigs, mostly
975a10.25; few sales good packing
sows. steady to strong. at s.0oas6O.
bidding lower on others: heavy, 9.15a
1925: medium. 10.10a10.60: light,
lO.5Oa10.S5: light light. 10.25a10. so;
packing sows. smooth. s.10as.75.
Packing sows. rough. 7.50aS.lO;
killing pigs. 9.75a10.4o.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head: fat
classes opening steady to strong.
later slow: top native lambs, 1915 to
packers and city butchers; 500 tops
from three cars Idahos. 12.75; best
held higher: fat light native ewes up
to 725; fat heavies downward to
$50: feeding lambs opening slow;
supply fairly liberal, westerns carry
ing long feeder ends.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
DAIRY MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 81 (SpeciaD.-
Live poultry-Spring chickens. lb.:
20ae5; white Leghorns. 1sa20; old
hens, 22a24: white Leghorns, isaac:
old roosters. Il. Ducks, l6a20; spring
ducks, 20a24 Pigeons. pair. 25.
Eggs Qoss of)-Native and nearby
firsts. doz., 22: southern, 81.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. lb. 81:
prints, 37a39; nearby creamery. "a:
ladies. 26a27; rolls. 24a26; store
packed. pa dairy prints. 24a26: proc
ess butter. 31a32
CHICAGO. July 31.-Butter-Unset-
tied: creamery extras, 32lz: firsts,
2sh has2: seconds. 2sa2sh; standards.
S2ls
Eggs-Unchanged receipts. 16.425
cases: frsts. 2oa20I2; ordinary firsts,
1Sa1S1s: miscellaneous. 1sa1s1a: stor-
age-packed extras, 212 a22; storage
packed firsts, 21a21h.
Poultry-Alive. unsettled: fowls, is
AL II; broilers. 22a26: roosters, 1872
NEW YORK. July 31-Butter
quiet; receipts. $3.50 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras, 34a a
3512: creamery. extras coz score),
34a34z: firsts (ss to 81 score). 31a
331z. Packing stock, current make,
No. .. 25la a26.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 31.-The cotton
market opened at a decline Of 10 to
II points in response to relatively
easy Liverpool cables and sold about 20
to "a points net lower during today's
early trading as a result Of scattering
liquidation and Liverpool and Wall
street selling. There was also some
selling believed to be for japanese
account on the decline. which carried
October contracts off to 21.22 and
January to 20.97. but general business
was quiet. with traders showing a
continued disposition to wait for the
governments crop report due tomor-
row. Two more private reports were
issued this morning by local authori-
ties. one Of them making the condi-
tion TAI and the indicated crop 12.-
125.O00 bales. while the other made
the condition 735 and the indicated
crop 11.496.000.
Futures opened steady. October,
2125: December. 21.23: January, 21.0S:
March. 21.04; May. 20.95.
A third private report appeared
shortly after the opening. making the
condition IT'S and the indicated yield
II, 100000 bales. According to a can
vass of cotton exchange members 10
cal traders are looking for a govern
ment report of 734 on the average.
Business remained quiet, with the
Evening star., 1922-07-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

touot.tiors furnished by ". B. Hihbs { Co.
c.,i,r, check.-dollar values at II am. today
Evening star., 1922-07-31
JUNIOR RAIL LIST
LEADS BOND TRADE

By Special Leased Wire to The Star.
NEW YORK. July 31.-The leader
ship of the, bond market today was
taken by the junior railroad issues.
a number of which either reached
their best prices for 1922. or equaled
their previous highs.
The higher priced railroad securi-
ties also were strong, but more ir-
regular.
Industrials advanced in several in
stances to record prices. while fur
ther losses occurred in liberties and
foreign government external loans.
New financing included $6.500,000 To-
pany .three-year 6, per cent secured
gold notes, offered at 9s; and inter-
est. to yield about 6N per cent.
Some New Highs. ~
Among the railroad bonds to touch
new high points today were the St
Louis and, San Francisco incomes, up
over liz. Erie prior 4s above 81, Chi
caso and Alton 3hs, Baltimore and
Ohio eonysrtibls 4As around S.. and
ss Of 1929. which gained about q
yseaboard Air Line. Missouri, Kansas
ard Texas. and the other Erie bonds,
as,well as the Peoria and eastern in
comes, all advanced substantially
western Pacific 5s, International and
Great Northern adjustments. Reading
Is and. Chesapeake and Ohio con-
vertible IS also did better.
Consolidated Gas Higher.
In the Industrial section attention
was. drawn to the Consolidated Gas
convertible Is. which got above 1873.
Tuesday is, the last day on which
these bonds may be converted into
stock. -
They have been called for payment
September. at 1929. General sElec-
trtc debenture 6s, Saks & Co. u and
smelterz SIS established new hishs for
american .susas Ss were strong aud
the Cuba Cane SIS rose sharply. This
was due to new financing to, be done
by the company covering funding
operations Rubber, steel and copper
company bonds worked upward frac-
tionally. Cerro de Pasco Is gained q
point. - go .fa3
IS LIBERTY boudss continued to sag in
Evening star., 1922-07-31
Grain, Produce
LOCAL Wholesale PRICES.

LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. =
: Esgs-Strictly fresh. selected. can
dled. per dozen. 24a25; average receipts
22:i! southern. e. '.. -
Live poultry-Roosters. per lb.t is'
turkeys. per Ib.. Is: spring cnick- h
80; fowls. 24a25. ,a
Dressed poultry - Frssh. .. kaasa hsns'
nprihg chickens. per lb.. 2IaSg; tur.
pe. To-. 20; ROSTERS. per ID, onnx.
ss' seys' per lb.. a5a4o: keats
Live stock-calves. choice. per nor Io;:
medium. per H., 8; tnih' m sa1s:
H., H., oa7. Lambs. choice. per 10, ner
i've ~ pigs 3.0oas.0o each; live hoss'
.Green fruit ttApples. new, per oS1' o..
J. !, ooao.O0 oo per bu. basket. nearoy, y,ets %
. 90. NJ. California oranges, per sn,s 10.
9,ooaio'oO; lemons, per box 80 Srate
Haaepberries. a 20a4o. Peaches, per eaa1s co
IvOa.; 90 Cherries. per basket -'"'''
catalogues. 75a225
egetab1es-Potatoss, new, per W.
NO. 1. 2.f5a3.50; No 2. LOCAL %. as.
luce. per crate. 5oa75; New forh' "a "a
crate. l.00a1.75. Romaine lettuce. ~
SymnilnEs. per crate. 26a75. ohiU' ns,s
per basket. 75al75. Cabbage. new
per Dbl, 50a1.0o. Cucumbers, per 2en' Seo
,Sal 90. Elephants, per crate, Z.9eaS oo
tomatoes, per box. nearby, M
Beans. s,o0a5.0o per Dbl. Peas. o.eC
ASSOC per Dbl Peppers. per crate: So
a;5 Kale. 75a1.oo. Spinach. per ooi''
1.50a2.0O
Evening star., 1922-07-31
TOBACCO AND OILS
FEATURE ON CURB

BY Special Leased Wire to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 31.-Prices on the
curb exchange today varied little from
the closing quotations of last week.
although a broadening of activity in
the industrial section of the list was
very noticeable The opening was
somewhat irregular, but price changes,
with one or two exceptions, were con-
fined to small fractions.
Phillip Morris again featured the
trading in the industrials, opening up
a point and a half and continuing
strong throughout the session. Brit
ish-American Tobacco and Tobacco
Products Exports were quiet and
steady. Talk of further price cuts in
rubber served to lessen activity in the
rubber and tire stocks.
OILS Make Recoveries.
A better demand appeared for
Standard Oil issues, the Indiana
shares getting well above lo9. and
International Petroleum, Standard
Oil Of Kentucky. Standard Oil Of
New York and Imperial Oil of Canada
Among the independent issues
profit taking continued in New Eng
land Fuel Oil and Spencer Petroleum.
but substantially 'regained part of its
loss.
Cities Service bankers shares were
hrm, the common up a point at one
time from Saturdays close. Other
oil shares held steady.
Action in Motors. :,
Stutz Motor ruled around 1874.
Durant issues were cuieter than re-
Gently and held firm. while Moon
Motors and Hayes Wheel were frac-
tionally higher.
Interest In the mining list centered
in Boston and Montana Corporation.
That stock sold up to a new high for
the movement Motherlode and Ma
tional Tin were active and slightly
higher.
Bonds were quiet and about steady
Evening star., 1922-07-31
BUYERS ARE CHARY.
New York Market Dull, Traders
Await R9w Report.

NEW YORK, July. 81 (SpeciaD.-
rha enacted dullness and hesitation
ton - of the governments report On
the condition of raw cotton was in
evidence today. Buyers were chary
IN making commitments for any
tSi,y hut odd lots and prices showed
little @ change. Both standard print
cIothx and sheetings were dull at
nTeyailinE prices. Some business was
recorded in pajama checks and
drills and a few odd lots Of sateens
and lawns changed hands.
rr;ces largely a matter Of Individual
RRaresininS. The tone beneath the
small volume OF trading, however,
WAS somewhat more arm than at the
end Of last week.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
WOOL FAIRLY BRISK.
Traders Interested in worsted'
- Rather Than Prices

! BOSTON. July 81 (speciaD.-The
seaied bid sale of woods at Coke.
Vile: wyo., had not progressed suf-
nciently today to have a bearing on
the local wool market. The opening
Of American Woolkn's fancy worsted
lines was watched with interest. but
the market seemed more interested
in whether worsteds were to go
thfs wear than In the prices named
Buyins of spring woolen lines has
been fairly brisk. and this has caused
some raw wool buying. especially in
the territory woods.
Considerable australian wool which
was bought year ago at figures
which permit their, withdrawal duty
to $1.20s q pound
Evening star., 1922-07-31

market working off to a net loss OF
80 to so points under scattering liqui.
dation. There was little covering
on the basis of 2l.10 for October and
209O for January, which caused
rallies of a few points from the low
est around midday.
LIVERPOOL. July 31.-Cotton-Spot
limited demand; prices steady; good
middling, 1890: fully middling. 1915:
middling, 1900: low middling. 1855
good ordinary, lilo: ordinary, 11.20.
Sales. 5000 bales. including 1000 Ameri-
can. Receipts, 5000 baiesl including 200
American. Futures closed easy; August.
1928; October, 11.99; December. 11.s5;
January. 11.7s: March, III; May. 11.6o.
Noon official closing. July. 1850 value.
Evening star., 1922-07-31

spite sot the abundance; OF money.
The fourth AS per cent loan was
selling over fifty points from its top
Of the preceding week. and the other
members Of. the group got lower.
French government IL and IS
dropped' below the levels at which
thew had been selling for the last
fnrfpfrht or more. The IS went be-
low 1oa and the TVS sank from. their
recent level at par.
= A weak feature was the s per cent
Loan Of the Jergens United Mar arserine
works. These bonds dropped to 81,
a new low sfigure, but later rallied.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
mar SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 31-Fofeign bar
s,iyer s9lb; Mexican dollars. 63M.
iToNpoN. July 31-Trading was
duiI On the stock exchange today.
par silver. 35H pence per ounce. Bar
roid. sae Sd. Money. 2 per cent Dis
Count rates. short and three
hiI1s. 1S-l6a1h per cent.
Evening star., 1922-07-31
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
fouotation furnished by Redmond L. Co.
PRICES OF STEEL.

NEW YORK. July s1.-Steel prices.
Bime anneaied sheets. 2.40a25o: gal
yanized sheets, 4.l5a4.S0; b!acs
she eets, 3I5a3.3o; steel bars 1.eoal.io.
Evening star., 1922-07-31

Canadian Pacific showed net earn.
ingss after expeness OF $z,Se1,Sls,
decrease sof $742.445. =. z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-11

lans, estando de Hidalgo, entire las
tropas federales mejicanas Y los re-
beldes que luchan por el -derroca-
miento del regimen de Obregon. Dice
el despacho que los federales dispara-
ron ell ultimo cartucho, abandonando
la ciudad que quedo sumida en- un te-
rrible caos, bajo ell poder de los ven-
cedores. %
CONSTANTINOPLA, septiembre
10.-Algunos diarios de Atenas pu-
blican la sensational noticia de que
Sc agita un movimiento revolucionario
en- ell archipelago helene, con ell OBJ
jeto de destronar al rey Constantine.
Los terminus en- que los turcos triun-
fantes aceptan ell armisticio solicita-
do por los griegos, Sc basan en- que
estos entreguen su ejercito Y recons-
truya ell Gobierno de Atenas todas las
areas destruidas por sus tropas en- te-
rritorio turco. Los turcos han dado
comienzo efectuar su entrada en-
Esmirna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-11
LA NEW YORK AND PORTO RICO
Sc HA RETIRADO DE LAS CON-
F'ERENCIAS DE LAS ANTILLAS''

Sc nos ha informado que la New
York Porto Rico, sc ha retirndo de
las conferencias de las Antillas, debi-
do Il que Sc anunci0 en- dicha confe-
relcia que ell flete por Ii, transportation
de frutas, seria reducido a un tipo
muy bajo y 10 mismo sucederfa en-
otros artfculos.
Sc nos ha dicho que desde Ia entIia-
da en- ell comercio de la Atlantic Fruit
Co., hace mas de un afio, ha surgido
una competencia que va ha resultado
en- alguna reduction de tarifa. Es-
tn semana pasGda la New York alIH
Porto Rico s. S. Co, anuncia nueyos
tipos de fletes para trasportar frutas
citrosas y pilas.
Los fruteros segtin alegan, no fle-
ron mas que elementos de syuda para
dar la Atlantic Fruit Co., ell medic
plra establecer Eel serviciO establecido
entire New York y Puerto Rico, Y du-
rante ell pasldJ aiIo ellos han tenido
10 que va pronosticaron en- los diariOs,
''que era el mejor servicio de enbar-
que que ha habido en- veinte amos en-
esta isla." Esto obedece, segun nos in
forman, que las mejores probabili-
dades para efectuar ell trssporte de
frutas, la nueva compaiifa que ma te-
nido la mayor parte del negocio de
frutas durante el pGsado afio.
Todo este ha acontecido seglin ale.
gan, debido Ia competencia palil
efectuar Ia trasportaci0n de frutGs a
los Estadds Unidos, que la New York
and Porto Rico s. s. Co., contrat6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-11
Ell REY CONSTANTINE ESTA DISPUESTO
AABDICAR La CORONA, COMO RESUL-
TAnn nT1 IA NTnnnT
Ell LAMENTABLE
ACCIDENTE OCU-
RRIDO Ell SABADO
La Srta. Teresa Schet-
TIM lie fue enyesada
la pierna aver.

El asnbado a la una de la tarde, va
en- pFeDsa la edici0n de este diario
recibim0s la desconsoladora noticia
de un accidente ocurrido nuestra
cStlmada amiga, Ia distinguida seilo.
rita Teresa Schettini Palama, q. dis
fruta ell San Juan de profundos afec-
tos. La seiiorita Schettini es hernia
ma de nuestro buen amigo Don Fran
cisco Schettini. El pGblico que sc
congreg0 en- el sitio del suceso fu6 nu-
meroso, y muchas personals trataron
de prestarle toda clase de auxilios.
La policfa de Puerta de TERRA re-
lata el desgraciado suceso ell la for
ma siguiente:
FL sabado la una de la tarde V
Gu la parada ocho, ell carro No. 26,
que iba guiadO por el motorista Mar
celino Santos, No. 1S7, y conductor
Clemente Medina, que caminaba con
direction de Santurce hacia San
Juan, arroll0 Ia selorita Teresa
Schettini Palama, residente Ell la ca
lie del Santo Cristo No. % de esta
ciudad. La seiIorita Schettini tiene
fracturado ell tercio medic de In pier
na derecha, y contusiones en- el bra
20 derecho. Del sitio del suceso fu6
trasladada EN- un autom0vil al Hospi-
tai Municipal, donde qued0 instalada,
prestdndosele ALI asistencia medica,
los distinguidos galenos de aquella
institution Dres. Dfaz Garcia y Font
Suarez, cirujano y director respecti-
yamente de los hospitales.
Un Redactor de Ell IN1PARCIAL
que Sc constituy0 en- ell sitio del suce-
so momentos despu6s de haber ocu-
rrido, por cOnducto de algunas persO-
mas testigos oculares del accidente,
anOt0 que la seiiorita Schettini iba en-
el caro- No. 10. de San Juan hacia
Santurce, desmOntandOse Ell la para
da de Ia Porto Ricdm Americah To-
OdccO Co.. donde deseInpeila la lesio-
nada hace algunOs aiios un cargo de
confianza, Y al cruzar la via ell caro-
No. 26, que caminaba Ell direction
cOntraria lie atrap0 la pierna.
Eel active sargento de la policfa de
Pucrta de TERRA ST. Guillermo Sol
devila, comandante de aquel distrito
policiaco, inmediatamente Sc consti-
tuy6 en- la parada ocho, donde desple-
90 una gran actividad para depurar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-11

, LONDRES, septiembre 10.--La pro.
puesta Conferencia sobre los asuntos
| del Cercano Oriente. que Sc habfa f.
jado para tener lugar en- Venecia, es
possible que haya sido suspendida en
vista de la grave situaci0n creada ell
Anatolia por motives de los recientes
resOnantes triunfos de los turcos So
bre los griegOs, cuyas tropas han sido
completamentc diczmadas con la to-
ma de la plaza fuerte de Esmirna,
que fuG ocupada esta maiiana Dor los
ej6rcitos kemaliStas. La gravedad
del conflicto es possible envuelva a mu
chas nacioncs de Europa.
CONSTANTINOPLA. septiembre II.
La vanguardia turca csta entrando
ell Esmirna donde los griegos han apa-
gado todos los fuegos, inltiles para
ttd;a resistencia. Los supervivientes
embarcan IL toda prisa en- los tras-
portcS para no cacr prisioncros dc los
tisima. Innmerables prisioneros han
cafdo en- poder de los turcos. inclu-
yendo varios generates y un immense
botfn.
SAN SEBASTIAN, septiembre IL
Sc estdn hacienda grandes preparati-
vos para las carreras de caballos en-
que Sc discutira el Gran PriX Espa-
mol. ofrecido por s. NJ. ell Rey Don
Alfonso NH. y que es ell premo ma
yor del mundo. Participardn Ell las
carreras los mas famosos caballos es-
pailoles ingleses v franceses. La ami
maci0n Ell San Sebastian es yerdade-
ramente nunca vista.
.-- CONSTANTINOPLA, scptiembre
10.-En su victoriosa marcia los ejer-
citos kemalistas han ocupado a Brusa
y Chemlek, quemando ambas pobla-
clones que sc resistian al dominic tur-
co. Los consules americanos y ALA
dos hanse reunido para prevenir fu-
turos hechos vandalicos de esta natu-
raleza Y el derramamiento de sangre
en- la ciudad de Esmirna, que ha en-
pezado ser ocupada por los vence-
dores. Ell Alto Comisionado griego en-
la ciudad, NJ Stergrades, ha abando-
nado la plaza bordo del buque in
giles 'Iron Duke, en- compania de to-
do su sequito. Ell botin cogido por
los kemalistas y eI numero de prisio
neros caido en- sus manos, es asombro-
so. Los turcos vienen preparados Y
provistos con toda clase de material
de guerra moderno. Son comandados
por jefes Y oficiales europeos.