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II GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE
l25 East seoord s..
Lindsay and Co
THE CAMPBELL-JOHNSON co.
"Heac-to-Foot Clothiers'
223-225 South Center St.
ELECTRIC SUP. & CONST. co.
Radio Supplies
is2 r. Midwest Ave. A. l.. Forster. Prop.
RICHTER MUSIC co.
Home of the victro.a, Brunswick and
Lyon s Heaiy Pianos
ls0 S Center St Geo. L. Ritcher, Prop.
PALMS
The Palms Telegraph Florist
IA East Second ST. E. G.. Hadley, Proa.
NATR0NA BUTTER HOP
II It's Pure Food. We Have II"
Corner Second and Durbin Sa.
a Z. Winter. Jr., Prop.
T.. p. BRENNAN
Representative Lawson Mfg. Co.
Lawson Gas Stoves and Heaters
1871 West Railroad Ave.
SHIKANY SHOE & CLOTHING co
l42 East Second ST. S. A. Shikanv. Prom
THE HOLMES HARWARE co.
l46 East Second ST. r. d. Holmes, Prop.
CASPER STEAM BAKERY
224 East Second St.
J. c. Zuttermeister. Prop.
THE LEADER
Women's and Children's Wear
Midwest Bldg.
BR0DIE RUBBER co.
Diamond Tires 220 East Second ST
e. ]. Donahoe. S-ecy.-Treas.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
TAFT VISITS MONTREAL.
Chief Justice Stops in Canada OF
Way to England.

MONTREAL. June 10.-William How
ard Taft, Chief Justice OF the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
arrived in Montreal late last night.
MIR. Taft left today for a six-week stay
In England
Evening star., 1922-06-11
Girls in Basket Ball
Win Many Contests

Although there are now several
sports in which the girls of Western
High School actively and successful
ly engage, the first and favorite
sport with the girls Of the Red and
White school seems to be basket ball.
In this connection, 1t is notable to
find that the girls of the gradual
ing class who have made the class
team during each of their four years
have led that team to victory.
The present senior team has won
every interclass game played since
the freshman year and has also de-
feated teams from outside schools,
thus covering the members fairly
completely in robes of glory. The
personnel of the team, however, has
changed somewhat during the four
years and only two members of the
senior team have been members of
the class team consistently during
the entire period Of their career at
the school. These two are Helen
Newman. captain of the team during
the past three years, and Wilmoth
Doyle.
The personnel of the last class
team, as made up for the final vic
torious game this year. was WILL
wards; Helen Newman. center;
Edythe Buckler and Gertrude Bliss,
side centers; Eleanor Barroll, Vir-
ginia Fuller and Margaret Reese,
guards. Other members Of the cham
piOnship team are Elizabeth Bethel,
Elizabeth Dorsey. Judith Barnes,
Francois Bethel and Louise Barnes.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
HAS UNIQUE RECORD
Miss Rizzo of Business High
Sets Mark.

Florence Rizzo Of the graduating
class of Business High School will
! close her school career with a rec
has never been equaled in the his
tory of the school, and which has
probably never been eQualed in any
of the public schools of this city. She
has completed the regular four-year
course of study in three and a half
either major or minor. for advisories
and semester markings. that is be-
low the grade of "E," which means
that she has consistently, during her
entire school training, ranked above
90 per cent in every study which she
has undertaken.
Miss Rizzo has never peen tardy
since she started school. and has
been absent from school only one
day since she was in the fifth grade.
The grade school she attended was
the Emery School. of which Miss
Adele Davis Is principal.
Miss Rizzo does not look the student
pr rodiey. as generally conceived. at
all. From her German mother she
has inherited the large, fair physique
and placid poise that one would least
expect to find in so energetic d stu
dent. and from her Italian grand
father she has the Latin fervor and
imagination. She has also been en-
gagged in many Of the school activi-
ties, and holds the position of cashier
of the school bank. Previous to her
attaining to this position she was
head bookkeeper of the bank After
graduation. when she will receive a
scholarship award. Miss Rizzo ex-
poets to enter the business world, al
though there is a possibility that she
may later take a college course.
There are several other students
who are graduating from Business
High School with distinction, and
who have also completed the four
year course Of training in three and
a half years OF these. Dorothy I.au-
ten is another girl to receive a schol-
arship. Miss Lauten is vice presi-
dent of the class and secretary of
the school bank. The list also in
cludes Martha Lavisson. bookkeeper
of the bank and basket ball star:
Gladys Cockerille, who has taken
special office training; Helen Stickel
Franc Schreiner, popular in the school
dramatics and on the editorial staff
of the school paper; John Tastet
second lieutenant of Company E, and
Benjamin Goldman.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
Receive Their "Cs"
For Work In Sports

Thirty-f1ve Central High School girls
were presented with "C's" for prof.
cheney in various sports. Three medals
for debate were also given to girls at
the annual presentation chapel. Most
of the girls who won letters were prof.
cient in some other school activity or
sport besides the one in which they won
the distinction. Three girls have rec
ord of no mark below e. in their
studies. Four girls won letters for two
sports and four who won letters are
active in writing for school publ!ca-
tions.
Lois Thompson won a &C. in SWIM
ming and one in rifle. and has been
unanimously elected captain Of those
sports for next year, She has a seh9l-
lin received letters in rife and for her
office as vice president of the athletic
council. She is also on the staff of the
school Bulletin. Pauline Tomlin won a
letter in basket ball. has scholarship
record of all "E's" and is editor OF a
Latin newspaper. Thelma Winkjer re
ceived two letters for swimming and
rife. Frances Walker. who learned to
play tennis last summer. won letter In
that sport She is also an all-"E' stu
dent. Alice Spejden won letters in ten
mis- and basket ball Katherine Lacy
won a letter for swimming and de-
bate medal Christine Tassett and
Margaret Somerville won the two other
debate medals.
Other girls winning letters in sports
were: Basket ball. Alice Terrell. Thel-
ma Castle. Mildred Brown. Estelle Gill
christ, Katherine Shoemaker, jeanette
Evans, Dorothy Kimbel. Harriet Kim
bel and Catherine Paravano; rifle, Edna
Fitzpatrick, Sophie Waldman. Margaret
limbaugh. Helen Stokes. Esther Mona
han. sylvia Carrigan and Ruth Manson;
swimming. Dorothy Merrill. Josephine
Tillis, Winifred Faunce, Marguerite
Newman. Alice Ranck and Nancy Scott;
tennis, Louise kilton.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
A Page for Girls: Flappers and Otherwise
Conducted by Helen H Fetter
Events of Interest
In Flapper Circles

About thirty members of the Girl
Scouts Officers Club were entertain
ed at dinner Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Charles r. Lindsay. jr., who Is
president of the club. at her home In
Edgemoor. Md. There was short
business session and Miss Ruth White
made some announcements. Mrs. T..
E. Norwood. secretary Of the cluo'
presented Mrs Lindsay with bou-
quet Of blue larkspur and pink roses
as a token of appreciation from the
members of the club. Dinner was
served in the garden and was fol-
lowed by a musical entertainment
given in the garden by moonlight.
were Mrs. Powell Clayton. district
commi ssioner; Mrs. Frederick Brooke,
chairman of the ways and means
committee, and Mrs. Helen X. Scud-
der, deputy commissioner.
Mrs Herbert Hoover. national presl-
dent of the Girl Scouts, was hostess
to the sixty Girl Scout patrol leaders
at her home Saturday, June 3. Mrs.
!, f. f. Norwood and Miss Vera Law
renee presided. as Mrs. Hoover was
unable to reach Washington in time
to be present. Miss Flora Campbell
OF Troop Is represented the patio
| leaders and presented large bou-
quet of flowers for Mrs. Hoover TO
Miss Harding. her secretary. re
port of the last meeting of the lead
ers was read by Miss Helen Wilmer,
secretary of the patrol leaders. MIS-
lowell Clayton spoke to the girls.
Later songs were sung and refreSn-
mentS served.
Troop of the Girl Scouts Is plan
ming to give an entertainment on
Monday. June 19, to raise funds to
help send the members to the Girl
Scout camp. The details regarding
the different numbers on the pro-
gram have not yet been decided. The
program will be followed by dancing.
The twenty-five members of the
Girls ''W" Club of Western High
School will be the guests OF the Ath-
let.c Association of the school at a
picnic to be given some day next
week, the date to be announced later
The party will go in wagons to a
particular favorite camping spot
above Chain bridge. where they will
spend the day aud have supper:
tof Jennie. the successful fapper
who wins the hero in Mary F. King
ston's play. My Son Arthur" which
the Western Friendship Club will
present next Friday night at the Y.
w. C: A. Blue Triangle House. 2oth
Arthur Appleby regular mamma's
pet. will be played by Lewis Hester.
and Mrs. Apple. his mother, will be
presented by Irene Mead. The other
fiapper vamps-Jane, Sally. Evelyn.
Elsie and Marie-will be played by
Marie Suter. Marjorie Smith. Peggy
Watts. Martha Macatee and Betty
Morris. Ruth Cox. as Mrs Pry.
gossip. and Jack Poole. as hotel
clerk, complete the cast. The pro-
gram will be followed by dancing and
the serving of refreshments.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
FREE VACCINATION CLINIC.

Free anti-typhoid vaccination will
be given by the health department
again this summer.
Health officer Fowler conferred
with his assistant. DR.. Cummings, yes
terday relative to the opening Of a vac
.cination clinic. DR.. Fowler will en-
deavor to have the clinic in operation
next week, but he may have to wait
until July l. when the new appropria-
tions will be available.
The object of offering vaccination
against typhoid, DR.. Fowler said. is
to protect Washingtonians who are
planning to go to seashore or country
resorts. where they are not certain
of the condition of the water.
The location and hours for the clinic
will be announced later.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
MEETING DELAYED A WEEK

Postponement Of the monthly meeting
OF the Washington Chamber of Com
merce from next Tuesday until the fol-
lowing Tuesday night. in the audito-
rum of the City Club, was announced
esterday by A. f Seymour. secretary
Of the chamber
The postponement was ordered SO
that more time could be given to nee
cssary work In connection with prepa-
rations for the meeting it is under
stood.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
Terminal Y. M. c. A., With In.
terstate Committee to Meet.

Elaborate preparations are under
way for the dinner and entertain
ment to be given at the City Club
Wednesday night at $50 o'clock by
the interstate conmittee and Term
inal Y. NJ. c. A, in celebration of
the 5Oth anniversary OF the last
named organization.
Many distinguished guests will be
present, included among whom will
be the members of the interstate
commerce committee of the Senate,
the interstate and foreign commerce
committee of the House. all members
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
Evening star., 1922-06-11

sion and many notable railroad
officials.
John Moore. associate general
secretary of the international COM
mittee of the Y. NJ. c. A, will deliver
the principal address.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
sEGUNDo INNING

Estrellas San palea por el SIS Y
ooge la primera. Pajarito palea por
primera Y por error de Victoriano
San entra al hogar. Guagua manda
la bola por SIS y coge la primera. Pa
jarito es out en- segunda. Rene palea
por la terecera, pero Brown al tirar
a segunda 10 hace tan NAL que Qua
qua coge la base, siendo out luego al
intentar asaltar la tercera. Rene, To-
gra coger la segunda pero es out en-
teercera. Nero Sc queda al palo. MIN
GUNA CABRERA, NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva -Liborio palea por SIS
y coge la primera y luego la segun
da debido a una mala tirada de Re-
ne. Velocidad man6a la bola por ell
mismo sitio coge la primera. Ro-
man es struck out. Monchile da un
hit coge la primera, mientras Velo
,cidad coge la tercera. Monchile inva
de la segunda. Net da un bombo pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Cuatro ndufragos del ''Hammonia re-
latan con sombrlos colores las trdgicas
escenas del hundimiento del naulo
uOs cadayeres de muaes nOs AOaban meced de las Os
en- anO que esaca deO1a los boes contra cosaO del uQue
Los MAREROS EBOS CANAN0 GROTECAMNTE Sc AERON DEL "HAM
MONIA EN- Los PRINIER0S BOTES QUE FUERON LAEADOS AL
AGUA-EEROSMO DE LA OFIC[ALIDAD

teniente Adriano Reyes que 81 Sc hu-
biera activado el funcionamiento de
las maquinas, habriamos arribado opor
tunamente vigo, o, por 10 menos, Sc
habria evitado la magnitud de la ca
tastrofe. Perc, desgraciadamente, sea
por falta de pericia, por mera i'm
prudencia, porque ell barco Sc encon-
traba va en- p6simas condolences, la
Marcia Sc hizo tan lanta que va fu6
impossible evitar Ell naufragio.
MUCHos PAsAJERos DoRM1AN
Todavia en- la alborada del dia 9
muchos pasajeros, especialmente mu-
jeres y nifios, dormian con la mayor
tranquihdad, cuando vinieron des-
pertarlos las primeras y angustiosas
voces de alarma que va empezaban
rodar tragicamente por los corredores
del "Hammonia''.
LOS MARINos EBRIos Sc sALvAN
Ell panico bordo Sc hizo inconte-
nible, cuando a ESQ de las ocho Y me-
dia nueve de la mafiana, todos los pa
sajeros. fuimos testigos de que los ma
rineros, tripulantes y hasta varios Off
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
IntereSante COnferenCia
celebrada en- Ponce

Aver las tres lego Ponce el Co.
misionado residente Washington, Lii
cenciado C6rdova Davila quien celebro
una interesante conferencia en- la resi-
dencia del Lcdo. Torres C6rdova con
los mas prominentes lideres del par
lido de la mayoria en- aquella ciudad,
Asistieron la asamb,ea aun aquellos
lfderes retraidos.
Nuestro Conisionado Residente
planted La situaci6n politica actual
asi como la necesidad de mantener la
union entire todos Los asistentes, ne-
nos de entusiasmo y patriostismo, ofre
cieron contribuir con dinero v ayE-
dar en- la campaiia.
Nuestro active corresponsal en-
Ponce, sr. Mocete Padi'la, que es
quien nos suministra por tel6fono esta
information, interrog6 al Sr. C6rdova
Davila acerca del resultado de su vi
sta Arecibo v Mayagiiez.
En- Arecibo v Mayagiiez- -dijo-
ell entusiasmo es tan grande como en-
Ponce y ALI, como aqui, todos estan
dispuestos a contribufr con dinero y
a sostener al Sr. Barcel6.
A las seis de la tarde, hora en- que
termino ell acto, sali6 hacia San Ger
man Sabana Grande donde 10 espe-
raban esta noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell PELIGRO QUE ESTAN CO.
RRIENDO LOS FUGITIVOS
RUSOS
Manifestations terminates de
Mustafa Kemal

CoNsTANTINoPLA. octubre a.
FL doctor Nansen ha dictado aqui ano
che a los periodistas las siguientes ma
nifestaciones:
ZEN mi reciente viaje por las 20
mas de Asia Menor tuve la oportuni
dad de ronversar ,eSiensamenIs con
Mustafa Kemal, Quien instancias
mias. habl6 acerca de los fugitivos ru
SOS que Sc hallan en- territorio turco,
expulsos del suelo nacional. Mustafa
me dijo que esas personas debian reco
nocer la soberania y o. gobierno de los
sovietistas serfan expulsadas inme-
diatamente y bajo registro de las ciu
dades donde residen actualmente.
Nansen dijo que hay mas de veinti-
cinco mil rusos en- Turquia incluyen
do muchos mobiles de la dinastia zaris
ia, los cuales de llevarse a cabo la
amenaza de Mustafa Kemal sufriran
10 indecible. va que carecen de fon-
dos para dirigirse otros paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16


cialeS salian apresuradamente de sus
camarotes armados de rev6lveres y pro
vistos de salvavidas que Sc apodera-
ban de los primeros y mejores botes
de salvamento. Esta acci6n de extre-
ma crueldad, de incalifcable cobardia,
fue contemplate, por las mujeres y
los niiios con un escalofrio de horror.
Cuando un grupo de pasajeros pensa-
mos llamarlos al orden e impedirles
tan sangrienta burla en- los umbrales
de la muerte, va aQuella horda de ban
dolores Sc habia lanzado al aqua en- los
botes Y Sc a'ejaba del teatro de la ira
gedia, entorando canciones grotescas
hacienda gestos de burla y desden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
LUNA REUNION DEL. COMITF
INTERNATIONAL DE
BANOUEROS?

PARIS, octubre 15.-Con motive de
la 1lerada de j. P. Morgan han tornado
cuerpo los rumores de que ell Comite
de Indemnizaciones Sc propone convo-
car una reunion de los banqueros in
ternacionales para discutir una nueva
proposition relativa a "a concession de
un emrrestito . Alemania.
Durante las ultimas horas estos III
mores estan muy sostenidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell PELIGRo AUMENTA

Probablemente la noticia de que el
barco tenia marcha difcultosa, cundi6
bordo, con increible rapidez de bo-
ca en- boca, porque ESQ de las once
de la noche Sc notaba bastante movi-
miento bordo Y la mayor parte de
los pasajeros daban sefiales de estar
despiertos. En- las horas siguientes va
todo el mundo tuvo una sensaci6n del
peligro: la marcha de la nave era ca
da vez mas dificil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
HAcIA vIGo
- . -
@@sse

En- las primeras horas de la madru-
gada del dia nueve, muchos pasajeros
nos apercibimos de que nuestra situa-
ci6n empezaba ser angustiosa. Lie
20 hasta nosotros la noticia de que el
Captain habfa ordenado que Sc pusie-
ra proa hacia vigo. Y creemos- conti-
nuaron dici6ndonos los sefiores Fernan
dez, Alvarez v Prats, de acuerdo con
10 que va ha manifestado Ell valeroso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell HuND1M1ENTo

A las doce del dia, del sabado 9
de setiembre, va Ell barco, ladeandose
siniestramente de una otra banda,
empezaba a hundirse, a zozobrar. La
fuerte marejada sacudia formidable
men+e la nave Y los pasajeros que nos
hallabamos agarrados las bandas SUI
frimos tremendos golres y hasta heri-
das. Las mujeres, con sus niios en- bra
zos v hasta los hombres lanzaban gri-
tos de espanto. La confusion habia lie
gado su como.
Ell panico, como un Dios de TRACE
dia de fatalidad, Sc enseforeaba de
la nave, paseando sus espantos sus
horrores 10 largo del buque. Toda-
via no llegaba ningtn barco en- auxi-
lie. Como a la una de la tarde Sc pre-
sent6 ell "Kinfauns CASTLE, que rea-
liz6 ell salvamento de numerosos pasa-
jeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
LAS MAou1NAs Sc PARAN

Dos horas mas tarde, a las diez de
a noche. los que adn nos hallabamos
en- la cubierta, volvimos a oir de prom
to Ell ruido, un ruido claro de ejes que
Sc rompen, de maquinaria que trepida
Un momento despues, nos dimos cuen-
ia de que la maquinaria habfa parade.
Naturalmente, 10 atribufmos un cam
bio de rumbo, a un leve fallo en- las
calderas de vapor o a cualquier manic
bra que Sc realizaba bordo. Ell bar
co, sin embargo, reanud6 la marcha,
aunque pudimos advertir que 6sta era
irregular dificil. Todavia no nos ha-
biamos dado cuenta exacta de la in
minencia del peligro que nos amena-
zaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
iSE HA REUNIDO
Ell GABINETE?

Aunque Sc guarda Ia natural reser-
va SO informa que el Gabinete Sc halla
en- reunion secreta para discutir los
informes de Atenas rlativos a la vio-
laci6n de la zona neutral.
Otros informes aseguran one ell Ga
binete ha recibido un despacho del ge-
neral Harrington cuyo contenido no
ha trascendido los peri6dicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
A ESTE RESPECTo NO HAY
NOTICIAS DE HARRINGTON

Lord Balfour, presidente INFERNO del
gobderno, durante la ausencia de Lloyd
George, ha declarado que no Sc tienen
nOticias de Harrington que confrmen
informes de Atenas relatives a la vio-
laci6n de la zona neutral
s'The Times" dice que de ser cier-
tas las noticias, clio revelara la exis-
tencia de una combination kemalista
para burlarse del gobierno ingles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell PROYECTO BRADBURY.
PIDE QUE Ell COMITE DE IN
DEMNTZACIONES Sc INSTA-
LIE EN- BERLIN

PARIS, octubre 15.-La prensa con
tin1a combatiendo el proyecto de Lor
Bradbury sobre reformas en- 81 pago
de las indemnizaciones.
Una de las clausulas del plan, segin
fue dado conocer fragmentariamente
aver, consiste en- rcorganizar ell Comi-
te de Indemnizaciones trasladar su
siento Berlin.
FL proyecto en- question sera discu-
tido mafiana por ell Comite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
sEXTo INNING

Estrellas: Mateo va a la maiagua
y palea por tercera pero es out en-
primera. Pinao manda la bola por
ell IF v coge la primera. San la en-
via por el mismo sitio v coge la pri
mera, mientras que Pinao sc trasla
da tercera. San coge la segunda.
Pinao entra a home. San es out en-
teercera. Pajarito struck out. UNA
CABRERA. NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva :-Guaja struck out. Lii
borio localiza la bola entire la prime
ra y la segunda y es out en- primera
a pesar de habersele caido la bola
Di6genes. Velocidad Sc va por el SIS
y es out en- primera. CERo. MN
GUN HIT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
BARTHOU PRESENTARA
MEDIADOS DE SEMANA
UN PLAN

PARIE, octubre 15.-Se inrorma
que ell presidente del Comit6 de In
demnizaciones M. Barthou presentar5
mediados de la semana actual un plan
para pedir que no Sc tome ninguna ac-
ci6n sobre las indemnizaciones hasta
que Sc efectue la conferencia econ6mi-
ca de Bruselas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Los TURCos vUELvEN

LoNDRES, octubre 15.-EstaI no
che volveran los turcos cougar sus
viejas posiciones en- Europa. De acuer-
do con ell convenio de Mudania los
doce de la noche de hoy comenzaran los
griegos La evacuation de Tracia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
PONCE VS.. "HUMAcAo"
Ell GOBIERNO GRECO
ORDENO LA EVACUATION

ATENAs, octubre ia las dos y
cuarenta y cinco de la tarde de hoy el
gobierno orden6 a sus tropas que aban
donen Ell territorio de La Tracia occi-
dental.
La noticia fue trasmitida al gene
raj Plastiras POGO despu6s de las seis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
ArguInGntOS

Sc necesitan para hacer nuevas
pelicuIas. Sc pagan nuy buenos
precios. Deme su nombre y di-
reccion, y lie informare como hay
que prepararlos..
Andres FIIGUERA,
Apartado 354. San Juan, P. r.
Agente de The Author Press
Publishers de New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
LOS TURCOS SIGUEN
EvACUANDO CHANAK

LONDREs, octubre 15.-Un despa-
cho que ha trasmitido Ell general Har-
a'igton confrma plenamente los infor-
mes que public6 aver Ell Times" Sc
Phn los cuales las tropas turcas conti-
ntian evacuando activamente la zona
de Chanak de acuerdo con las estipu-
laciones de- convenio de Gudania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
MORGAN A LA RIVIERA

PARIS, octubre 15-En los iilti-
mos dias de la semana actual marcha~
ra hacia La Riviera Ell senior Morgan,
quien Sc propone permanecer ALI va
rios dias.
LIE Matin asegura que el conocido
multimillonario conferenciara manana
con M. Poincar6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell MUNDo,

San Juan,
PORT OF SPAIN (3:40) En- una
entrevista celebrada con Hinton este
manifesto que tard6 horas en- cubrir
ell trayecto entire esta ciudad y Mar
tinica, debido al NAL tempo, Ell peor
que ha tenido desde que iniciaron el
vuelo. Ell viento 10 arrojaba hacia e
oeste. Una multitud 10 recibi6. Gran
des homenajes. Almorzaron en- ell
Union Club y esta noche asistiran a
una reception que en- su honor Sc da en-
Ell palacio gubernamental. Saldran ma
mana las 500 81 hay buen tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
zAIM1s EN- PALAcIo

ATENAS, octubre 15.-Acompafia
do del Ministro de la Guerra estuvo en-
Palacio el jefe del gobierno sefior Ia
mais, quien notific6 al Soberano la de-
cisi6n del Gabinete de procedsr a la
evacuation de Tracia.