davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-08-12

died in Dublin to-
day Of influenza
it h a S b e e II
learned in b 2 !
fast.
Mr.. Griffith wa
i'll only ten day
and h j s lines
was not consid :
cred serious. Yes
terday. however,
he suffered a sud =
den relapse and
died early this
morning.
His death oc-
red at 9:4l
o'clock this Dnorn
Evening star., 1922-08-12
HARDING GIVES CONSENT
TO OPEN MIAMI CABLES

The request of the Western Union
Company to open the Barbados
cable for emergency use for transmits
sion of messages to Europe was
granted today by President Harding
Evening star., 1922-08-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SPAIN.

BILBAO. Spain, August 12.-Fire de-
stroyed the Astilleros ,Mervion Iron
Works here last night. There was no
loss of life. but the material dam
age was very great. and 800 employees
were thrown out of work.
Evening star., 1922-08-12
Founder of Sim Fein Sick
Ten Days, But Illness Con-
sidered Slight.
DUBLIN COMMUNICATION
WITH LONDON RESTORED
Rebels Driven From Cork Expected
to Concentrate for Final Stand
at Killarney.

By the Associated Press.
BELFAST. August IL. - Arthur
Griffith. president of the dali eireann.
Evening star., 1922-08-12

Continued on Page 4, Column 1)
Evening star., 1922-08-12
WEATHER.

Unsettled this afternoon, parity
cloudy tonight and tomorrow; mod
crate temperature.
Temperature for twenty-five hours
ended at noon today-Highest, 76. at
$50 pm. yesterday; lowest. 63. at
4:3O a. m today. Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1922-08-12

CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
DOMESTIC SCIENCE EXPERT
IN NEW FIELD OF WORK

Chicago. Nov. 15-Mrs. Helen Har-
rington Downing has resigned as
director of the department of food
economies of Armour & Co. Mrs.
Downing who Is nationally known
as one Of the leading Domestic
Science experts Of tile country. She
has moved from the big Armour
establishment to take charge of the
Home Economics Department OF the
Calumet Baking Powder Co. Her
new position will afford her a
broader field as the Calumet com.
pany have initiated Domestic
Science campaign, for the benefit Of
American housewives, that practi-
cally will touch every home in the
United States.
AS a lecturer on dietetics, cooking
and Domestic Science, Mrs. Down
ing ,has appeared before many inn
portant women's clubs In the United
States. She brings a prestige and
wide experience to her new duties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

i, county is IN better shape this Christ.
mas than II was last, so there ii OK.
pectcd TO be larger sale Of Christ.
mas goods. Early shopping viii be
urged as has been The case IN the
past aud The big hearted people Of
the city who win remember 10 shop
carly and help the tired clerks by
doing 80 viii also remember to buy
something for the poor ltiddes OF the
city who are not fortunate enough
TO have mothers or daddcs, who arc
able to do So The people who have
plenty viii call on old Santa 20 re-
member the poor kiddlcs. too. 40
that everybody win he happy this
Christmas.
No, kIddles. II is not long TIL
Christmas In few weeks tho show
windows win sparkle with artificial
snow scenes; there viii be gildod
decorations and all the pretty things
that go to make the windows look
good. The Christmas tree man WIN
start around soon taking his orders
for Christmas trees, as he always
does In plenty of time to have them
set up and all decorated when old
Santa comes around with his big
bag OF toys and other good things.
Hopray, Christmas is coming!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
KIWANIS CLUB ENTERTAINS BOYS
"FATHER AND SON. WEEK LUNCHEON

groaaiyo ones and must not expect
too much Of their fathers. mothers
aud friends.
Building OF character was stressed
by the speaker. "Thore IL no such
thing a. little things IN the build.
inF of character" he said.
Tho reading Of Guests. "Juet a
Boy" By Earl =. Alden was part
of the klwanIa clubs Father and
Son week program Tuesday. These
boys were guests Of the club: While
Page. Dob Smith. Earl Hotta. Wen.
dell Brown. CASTOR q. Yarbor. WI.
liam Bailey, Archie schulor Donald
MeNelli. William llrlco. llnddlo
boucher Lewis Emanuel. jr.. J. ~
Warrcn. Homer James. Leslie Cooke.
Verde owen, gohlcy y. Evans. Her.
her, shnckicy. Alslu Roberts. Thom.
as Blake. =. II. Frey. IT,. Isaac liar.
ness. Pete Brown. Billy Courtney.
Raymond sehloiterhook and Leslie
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

portion Of Street Improvement Dia.
trlct Number ~ OF the City OF
chIokasha. Oklahoma. beginning at
q point on Idaho avenue on the
east side OF Park boulevard or i7th
street and extending south to 1905
foot south OF the south line OF Ala
bama avenue, with the exception OF
"a feet between the first two ex-
pansIon poinia Immediately north OF
Florida avenue. and beginning 1906
foot south OF the south limo OF Ala
bama avenue on the west side OF
Park boulevard or 18th street and
extending north 10 the south line
Of Arkansas avenue.
Property owners affected are fur.
iher notified that they win have 30
days from date of approval OF such
Improvement. which was on the
10th day of November. 1879. In which
they may discharge their said mn,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

Tho great men OF tomorrow arc
un tho Wmo plane with you today
kev. II. n. l.. Morgan. pastor Of the
Methodist church and principal
speaker at the kIwanis clubs noon.
day luncheon Tuesday, told the boys
who were present ~ the guests oi
tho club. the occasion being the OBJ
uorvanco Of Father and Son" week,
You may think you occupy an
humble position In life nov but you
have tho opportunity 20 make grcnt
men," he ea.d. In atreasIng this
point. Rev. Mr.. Morgan pointed TO
the liyea OF a number Of men whose
nahea have been written consplcu.
ously In tho history Of tho nation
and who started "a nowaboya
Tho speaker declared that every
man and boy Is the architect Of his
own fortune. that others may help
him mark his pathway and find the
path 10 success. but that the ones /
who arc TO succeed must be the ag. !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
NEXT NUMBER ON
COURSE NOV. l7TH
"rhe lmpressarlo" Coming to o. c.
W. on MaeDowelI List Of Attrae.
tlona: Other Numbers Are
Listed With Dates.

Tho second number OF the O. G. w
and fAt,eDowoll artist course, "The
improbable" a comic opera which will
be presented at tho o. G. w. aud
Itorlum November IL at s o'clock
promises TO be one OF the most un-
usual musical attractions Of the
T season.
"Tho lmproaarlo" Ia comic opera
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. ono
OF the greatest composers OF all time.
Tho production IL staged under the
direction of william Wade IlInshaw
as Percy Homus. noted baritone will
take the leading role.
"The impcrcaarlo" II full of ir.
realutabIlo comedy and roplete with
brilliant aonga. The story Il based
on a historical episode IN the life OF
Mozart The action takes place In
the salon OF the Vienna Opera house.
Schlckonador. manager Of the opera
house. IL caused considerable trouble
by his two prIma donnas, especially
In the hiring OF the second one. The
plot ccntcra around the selection and
training Of the characters for the
presentation OF the now opera. Cor.
geoua costuming n one Of the fca-
turoa OF tho opera.
The cast OF characters includes:
Emanuel SohIckendor, director OF
Vienna opera house Percy Hemus
Phillip, his nephew, a young bari
tone -------------- Francis Tyler |
Mozart, the poser------------
------------- Thomas McGranahan
Madam Hopper. Mozart's prima donna
sister.inlaw------Ha Hazel Huntington
Mile. Doroihoa Uhlic. singer of Linoz
----------- ------- Lotticc Howell
Accompanist 10 Schickaneder ------
------------------- Gladys Craven
Other numbers on the course In
clude: The Hinshaw Quartet on Jan.
iG. Talleesen Trio. January 20. Al
fred Mikonitole, great pianoist and
will appear February 3.
On March May Peterson popular
opera singer will give
4 concert. On March "a Tom Skey-
hin will lecture on European and
Asiatic problems Of today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
SERVICE is RESUMED.

The Western Union Telegraph
company has completed arrange
ments for the resumption of money
transfer payments in the republic
of Mexico it was announced today
at the local office of the company.
This service has long been sus-
pended on account of conditions in
that country.
All payments will be made in
Mexican gold currency on the fixed
basis of two for one; that is in case
of a transfer of 500 the bank cor
respondent will pay two hundred
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

Hampton is defendant, | VIII, on 'ha
10Th day OF November. A. d. i'@-.
II the hour OF II o'clock a. M o.
,aId day. at tho front door Of ,no
court house. IN the city OF chicka'
sha, IN the county aforesaid, offer
a public sale and sell TO the high'
est bidder. FOR cash In hand tho
following described property. to'w't'
one Nash Roadster automo'
bio Tag so. 231sos.
said property having been ie''ea
on az tho property OF said Eagle i.
Hampton. and taken an execution N
favor OF the said First State BANK
OF Bradley. Oklahoma,
Dated this 4th day OF November
A. d., 1922.
MATT SANkEY.
Sheriff.
ny Thos. w. Foreman,
fi.i.i0td Under Sheriff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
STORES RECEIVING HOLIDAY GOODS
AS CHRISTMAS THE DRAWS NEARER

Christmas Is coming and Il II moi
Tar away There arc few pleasant
events that come regularly every
year without falling us and OF these
christmas ~ perhaps the grandest OF
them all. Everybody loves Easter
and Thanksgiving, but somehow they
arc not like Christmas Easter means
just as much as Christmas and. In.
deed. Christmas would have been
bitter day were Il not for Easter.
hut somehow when the first breath
of cool air comes IN the fall and tho
clouds glow under the setting sun
and tho air begins TO get hazy in the
evening while the clouds drift into
mares tails" then we all know IL Is
not Tong TN Christmas.
Kids Talking Christmas
Right here In Chickasha We can
see evidences Of The coming Christ
mas.
The wan, worried expression the
school kids wore on their faces-es-
pecially the younger ones-when
school first opened. has gradually
disappeared and smiles are beginning
to grow where distress once lurked. /
Just this week two kids about Z and
years old we're walking home
school talking about things In gen.
cral and this bit of the conversation
those near them heard:
"Old hot summer has gone an
am glad Of It." !
you betcher he's gone and my
daddy says we amt going to have no
more hot weather till next year"
ut was sure enough cold this
morning when | got up and we had
n fire. 1t was almost cold enough
to be Christmas"
20 boy. I say II wasl just think
it's not much more than one month
till Christmas. I'll bet | am going to
get bicycle thi car 'cause------"
and so the con,,. zion drifted on
to the biggest subject in the mind
of any normal kiddy. 1t don't take
much to start Christmas eonver-
sation among the kids. They are al
ready talking Christmas all over
town.
Not Only Kids
But 1t Is not only the kids that are
talking and thinking Christmas. The
grownups, even the big conservative
business men, are talking Christmas.
They are talking it more than the
kids are. In fact, they are buying
Christmas preseite right now.
1t is a fact Some Of the stores al
ready arc getting in their early sup
plies OF Christmas goods. Clothing
stores in some instances are display
ing in their windows the styles that
will be worn Christmas in women's
and mems clothing. And that is not
all. The toy stores are receiving
first shipments of toys and some of
them are unpacking the toys and
marking them up ready to put on
sale In few weeks. All the stores
have purchased most of their Christ
mas supplies and every train is bring
ing in box after box OF Christmas
goods.
Expect Bigger Sales This Year
Cnickasha and most Of the entire
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

sossmonia IN full BY paying the
amount OF their said assessments
with interest at Z per cent per an
mum. from September n. 1879.
witns@a my official hand and seal
OF said City this 18th day OF Noyom.
her. A. d.. 1899.
tseal) j. II. wELLBoRN.
is.it City Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
ATTENTION LADIES.

We arc showing n beautiful line
Of handmade Christmas gIfta. Any.
ono desiring 90 enter their work.
please have Il In by Saturday, No
vombcr is.-Mrs. A. A. cabhlnean.
iiiiA chickasha. Room Z. Phone
Ss7. if.:t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
ANNOUNCE MENT.

on account Of th illness of tho
speaker | was TO bring TO chlekasha
am forced TO postpone hia address
until later date. will give a
weeks notice OF the mocting-F. G.
Bareficld.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15
(First Published Nov. 4. ioe2.)
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF an execution TO mo
directed and delivered. issued out
OF the district court OF Grady conn.
~. Oklahoma. In an action In said
court. wherein tho First State Bank
Of Bradley Ia plaintiff. aud Eagle l..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

pesos. or tho full equivalent OF tho
sloo IN Mexican gold coin. Refunds
On unpaid transfers will bo made
on the basis Of the amount original
~ deposited
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

The battleahIp Maryland. an cleo.
trically driven vessel. develops &c..
G73 horsepower.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

An auto built by King Albert of
Belgium contained sleeping quarters
for ten people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

Tho biz stadium at Leland Stan.
ford University. will last 10000 years
II In calculated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

Miss Bessie Kempton of Atlanta
who is the first woman ever to be
nominated to the Georgia General
Assembly. She was victorious in a
field of an even dozen, winning
the primary race against eleven male
opponents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-15

tIfirat Published Nov. Is. tg22.l
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
This IL TO certify that the Mayor
and city Council did on tho 10th
day of November. A. d.. 1929. by
resolution. accept and approve that
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

Right = COX REACHES
BERLIN. Ohio's former
Governor and our most
recently defeated Presi-
Dental candidate reaches
the German capital in the
course of his European
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

Left A CALIFORNIA
2 E A c III. Katherine
Grant chosen the most
beautiful girl in that city
OF beauties, Los Angeles,
gives us a s'Rebecca at
the Well" pose before
leaving to represent her
native city in Atlantic
City's three-day Pageant
OF Beauty. Jmsernssso.ss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

MRS. R. OGDEN ELLIS.
daughter of ex-State Sem
ator w. III. Reynolds, first
and present Mayor of
Long Beach, atsired in the
picturesque costume she
wore while in charge of
the Chinese booth at the
Bazaar of All Nations, re-
Gently given at the Hotel
Nassau for the benefit of
the Long Beach Hospital.
Underpood.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

Lett - DIGGING COL
LiNS'S GRAVE. The last
wish of General Michael
Collins, fate commander
of the Irish Free State
army, was that he be
buried in the famous
Giasnevin Cemetery, Dub
lin. where also lie the
bodies of Griffith, O'Con-
nell. Parnell and other
patriots of old Erin's
fight for freedom. Our
snap shows a Free Slater
digging the grave which
IS to be his martyred
leaders last resting place.
International.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

r g.ht MISS MAR
GARET MILLER, one of
Governor Miller's seven
daughters, pictured all set
for a mule-sulky race, in
which she matched Mrs.
Vincent Astor's Belshaz.
Ear against Mrs. j. Girls.
void Webb and her fla.
nous Cannonball entry, at
the Duchess County Fair,
at Rhinebeck, N. Y, last
week. ws,,e rpa.,x
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

Right - COM E
HOME! Miss Camelia
Sable, of Newark, N. j.,
who won the 100-yard
hurdles, standing broad
jump and was third in the
running broad Jump at
the international field and
track meet for women
held recently at Pershing
Stadium in Paris, comes
home on the S. S. Sax
onia accompanied by her
teams mascot, Prince
a h a n d s O m e German
police dog. Pams Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

AUTO POLO. In marked contrast with the game of
kddie polo, pictured opposite is this genuinely
thrilling game of auto polo played between Amer
lean and Canadian teams at the recent Los Angeles
Pageant Of Progress. Broken bones apenty added to
the games excitement. Pictured is the captain of the
Yanks being spilled in mx-up for the ball.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

Left-AT RUMSON, N. J.
An exciting moment of the
| third polo match for the
I Herbert Memorial Cup, in
(which the gallant all-Irish
Iquartette lost to the Shell
fbourne House four by the
4 score Of 16 to S. Captain
Stoddard, of the Shell
bourne's, is seen taking
the ball down the field,
while Captain Goulding, of
the visitors, is shown hook
ing his rivals mallet.
LeUice.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-10

Left-AT ATLANTIC CITY. Not
the Seven Sutherland Sisters in
chic bathing attire, but charming
members of old King Neptune's
Court of Beauty, a feature of the
spectacular pageant which broke
loose at Atlantic City last week.
The lucky seven, all native mer-
maids of this famous coast resort.
answer-from left to right--to the
names: Dorothy Parsells, Marie
Feyl, Gladys Middleton, Katherine
Ryan, Beryl Williams, Maize Saun-
ders and Katherine Mansfield.
Wide World II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
La Inauguration
del teatrO RialtO

Desde que Sc. cerro el antique tea
tro "Rialton el publico de San Juan
y Santurce no cesaba 6e preguntar
Ia fecha Ell que serfa inaugurado el
nueyo "Rialto"
Una constante multitud Sc aglo-
meraba frente al popular coliseo de
seosa de saber los progresses de la
colossal obra de los senores Bruno
Y Vazquez, quien con tanta razon
Sc les llama los reyes de cinelandia
en- esta isla.
Ell viernes, fecha de la inaugura
cion, desde las seis y media de Ia
tarde, un immense gentio empezo a
aglomerarse, avidos, como decian al
gunos, de conquistar una butaca.
A las siete el "Rialto" estaba to
talmente lleno, iniciand'ose entonces
los admirables cambios de luces, que
tan prodIgiosamente llamaron la
atenci6n todas las personas pre-
sentes, pues dicha Illumination refle
ia felmente el amanecer, medic q
atardecer. Demas esta 6,ecir que tan
maravillosa Illumination produjo gra
tisina sorpresa a los espectadores.
FL conocido compositor j. M. Ro-
driguez Arreson, dirigio la banda
mientras ejecutaba Gel 30 de Mar
zo''. El sefior Arreson fue muy aplau
dido. Ell tenor Inclan cant6, aeon
panado de la banda, un precioso
walls.
La pelicula, aunque algo larga,
gusto mucho al p1blieo.
En- una palabra, el pdblico del tea
tro RIALTO, tornado por 10 que
mas vale y representa- en- San Juan
y Santurce, quedo altamente salts
fecho de la obra realizada por los
senores Bruno y Vazquez, quienes
han puesto en- este coliseo la Ultima
palabra en- arte, lujo y belleza, hon
rando no solo a San Juan sino a la
isla.
Felicitamos los senores Bruno y
Vazquez por eI 6xito alcanzado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
Cinco completes del asesinato de Rq-
thenau enUenenados en- la cdrcel aver

nunciado desde el Palacio Nacional Y
enviado inmediatamnte "a trsves del
espacio y hacia todos los puntos del Uni
verso. Aparatos especiales de trasmisi6n
seran instalados en- Palacio para lie
var las frases del Presidente al edif-
clio central del telefono. A este impor
tantisirAo acto asistiran adenas del
Gabinete en- pleno Y otros altos fun
cionarios del Gobierno, ell Cuerpo Di
plomatico v varios ciudadanos promi-
nentes de Ia Republica. Sc 1a combina-
do un esplendido programa musical,
que sera ejecutado antes que ell Pre-
sjdente haga ell discurso y luego que
10 concluya. Un segundo concerto Sc
lIevara cabo por la noche entire ocho
y treinta Y diez de la misma (hora de
la Habana).
La estaci6n desde donde han de en-
viarse al espacio las ondas que uevaran
las cadencias de la misica y la VOC del
Presidents, fus construida por la In
ternationaI Telephone and Telegraph
Corporation de ,Nueva York, la. cual
esta asociada la "Cuban Telephone
Company y es un refejo exacto de la
poderosa excelente estacion del edit
clio Walkerlispenard de Nueva York.
La OCCASION escogida para inaugurar
Ia es.aci6n de esta ciudad no puede ser
mas signifcativa. Ell dfa diez de octu
hre es una de las fechas mas importan
tes del pueblo cubano, puesto que en- un
dia como ese, Sc escucho ell primer gri-
to de Independence.
Ei programa que Sc ha combinado es
muy intsresante, puesto que contiene
numeros tipicos, fgurando danzones eu
banos cartos tropicales. Seran anun-
ciados ademas los resultados de la lu-
cha entire Jack Britton y Jimm Kelly,
quienes lucharan Csc dia por el cam
peonato de peso hgero del mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
La comisii6n socialista que Uaa
Washington no hard otra cosa
que cumplir los deberes senald-
doles en- la Resolution del 28
de septiembre 1ltirno

bada por las delegaciones de la Fede
raaon Libre Y del Partido Sociais
ia, debidaMente autorizaGas.
En- dicha resolution no existe NADIA
que sea de exclusive caraoter perso
nal y tampoco Sc ha aprobado para
congraciarnos con ell gobernador Rel
tly. Els una resolution de principles,
fundamentalmente economicos po-
liticos en- su mas alta expression, v
estamos seguros que tai resolucion en-
sus conclusiones que oonsideramos in
controvertibles estan contenidos los
mas apremiantes problemas resol-
yer, para bien del pals v de su pue
blos Y por clio hemos sugerido so
licitado del partido de la Mayoria v
del republicano la posibiliGad de lie
gar una franca Y sincera inteligen
cia en- benefcio de todo el pueblo.
'Cuestiorres de ''ind6le privada per
sonal no los usaremos. Los ataques
mas furibundos en- ese sentido fue-
ron por muchos amos empleados en-
contra de Santiago Iglesias, quien
solo falta que le acusen de comerse
las criaturas crudas, porque de to-
dos los demas .crimenes va fue acu-
sado. Nosotros no usamos este inu-
til procedimiento del ataque perso-
nal, nj jamas 10 utilizaremos.. Lo que
informaciones en- privado podemos de
cirlo en- pdblico, y nuestras cartas
circulares privadas pueden ser publ
cadas en- cualquier tempo. Nuestra
oficina y archives estan abiertcs a
todas las miradas escrutadoras de
personals mobiles Y TITLES a la edu-
caGon Y propaganda del saneamien-
to p1blico."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
OTRA CONVERSATION PARA
FIJAR LA FECHA DE LA CON
FERENCIA DE LA PAZ

PARIS, octubre 8.-Para precisar
cxactamente Ell dia en- que habra dc
verifcarse La conferencia sobre la paz
de oriente, Sc informa que, los sefores
sforza, Poincar6 y Curzon, ceiobran
pr6ximamente una conversation en- es-
Ia capital
Despues de la conferencia de hoy,
quedaron reunidos unos diez minutes
M. Poincare y ell Conde sforza, trans
curridos los cuales 81 Jefe del gobierno
manifesto que Ia conferencia Sc hab1a
desarrollado en- un terreno muy cor
dial Y que los aeuerdos adoptados 10 ha-
bian sido dentro de un espiritu e.ocuen
tie de Conciliacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-09
LA NATURALEZA DEL ACUER
DO CURZON- -POINCARE

PARIS, octubre 8. conforme al con
venio adoptado entire Lord Curzon y
M. Poincare, los ej6rcitos griegos de-
beran evacuar embellishments la Ira
cia, cuya administration pasara a ma
nos de los gobiernos aliados hasta que
haya transcurrido un mes de la eva
cuacion helena, despu6s del cual la pro
vincia Sc entregara la gendarmeria
turca.
Asimismo fue acordado no permitir,
por ahora, que los soldados kema!istas.
atraviesen los Estrechos.