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con,,,msntary TO Guests

EonorlnE the Misses OrmcIla Metz
and Geraldine Weber OF BuTalo, y. Y.
who are the guests OF Miss Annie Mona
han. Miss Monahan entertained num-
Der " her friends A. her homo at River
view. Rcllaire. Friday evening. The
AFFAIR was In the nature OF n porch party
and the spacious porch. tastcfully decor
ated with japanese lanterns, made de-
l,Chtsul scene. Following an evening
spent at music dancing and games a
delicious luncheon was served to the FOL
lowing:
John Metz. John J. Monahan and John
NerT: Misses Bertress Francis. Blanche
Mcnamara, Margaret Watt. Elizabeth
Eey. Margaret Padden. Charlotte Dixon
Ornello Metz. Lillian Ebeltng. Gerald
Weber. Mamie Ebeling. Angela Boyla
Mable Bowman. Praxadese Lynsky
Henry Lufr. Lawrence Shelvey, william
BUGGY. Walter snyder Emmett McGra!l
Alfred Tenntson. John Gleason. Wilbur
Knox, John Padden. Cyril Browning
John Nonahan. John MadIgan OF Steu.
benville: John McBrath Of Pittsburgh
Robert Kidd.
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RIVERSIDE PLANT is
NOT TO OPERATE SOON
New York Tribune Learns That Steel
CORPORATE on Has Given up Hope Of
Starting Local Works

The following Information regarding
the plans OF the United States Steel cor
poration for the R!vcraide plant at Ben
wood. was contained IN an article print
cd yesterday In the New York Tribune.
as follows:
One OF the largest plants OF tho
United States Steel Corporation, tho
Riverside plant of the National Tube
Company. located at Rcuwood. w. Va.
Will likely not be operated for n lone
time. For a time Il was thought tho
plant would resume late this year, but
officials have abandoned all hope since
the coal and shipments strike. The
large amount Of coal and coke that has
been piled in the yards surrounding the
plant. probably three time "a much as
was stored AZ any Wheeling district
plant. is being removed. Steam shnvcls
have been loading K into railroad cars
and II Is being shipped 20 the I"rain.
Ohio. works Of the company.
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ENJOYABLE Dane. This Evening.

4 large crowd Is anticipated at tho
Wheeling Tennis and Dixie clubs dance
AZ the White Palace at Wheeling park.
Music Will be furnished by the yerke's
Happy SIX ~ New York. one OF the
most popular or eastern dance orches-
;ras \ special car which will leave
tho park nj l:l5 n m. TO accommodate
tho dancers 1t is hoped that tho at
tendance this evening will warrant a
second affair given by the clubs in the
near future.
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q. A h Garden Party.

Ono OF tho most interesting affairs
or the summer season will be the gar
den party which tho Wheeling chapter
OF the DauGhrers Of the American Rev
olution will give Xhnrsday evening at
"Edcmar" tho homo ~ MIR. and Mrs. Ed.
S,iScl at Plea SAINT Valley. The public
Is cordially invited TO attend FOR a
nleasant evening IS assured all. During
the evening Ice cream and home made
cake. as well as home made candy. fruit
punch and lemonade with h" offered the
patrons. \ number OF French novel
Ties will 10 employed with artistic ec-
foe, "Ffu,e~ Fleurct'rs" "tnapCauS
des hon hoins" and Tine grandc dame
ayec dos Cigarettes" will he among
The attractions
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Compltmanttng juno Bride

Members OF La Kaiwa. Saturday
evening. rendered compliment 10 one
OF their number Mrs. Elmer Archer
who WAS bride OF June. Tho affair
was IN the nature OF surprise shower
the crowd assembling at the Ward
home where Mr. and Mrs. Archer are
residing until their new home IL erect
ed At tho close Of the evening, de-
i!cious three-courSe luncheon was ser
ed
Those present wede: Mrs. Archer,
Mrs. Richard Kryser and Mrs Floyd 7
Latham. and the Misses Kathryn DO
wen. Mary Barth. Lorena Rennie,
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Outing at Tay1ors Grove

Arrangements have neen completed
for the annual picnic and outing or
me Kirkwod Presbyterian school which
will be held. Tuesday. At Taylor
Grove a large crowd IS expected,
since the grove Is nm Ideal spot for ar
cuting. Ice cream. coffee and lemon
ade Will be sold by one OF N" church
societies. In the afternoon. a program
Of athletic events Will make the hour
merry.
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The Rev George LoCkhart oftlc!at"d
at an interesting triple wedding. Sat
urday the following being united In
marriage: Miss Elizabeth Rowe and Mr.
Frank f. Coffcy. Miss Helen Sander and
Mr.. James Earl Mattox and Miss Anna
sander and Mr. Ralph NJ. Schroeder Nil
Of Washington. Pa.
The young brides have been class
mates and chums FOR years and the
same "a said Of the brldCgrooms. Fol
lowing short honeymoon they Will re-
turn TO Washington 70 take up their
residence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Workman. o!
south Warwood avenue. Warwood. en-
terta;ned a few OF their friends with a
6 O'Clock dinner at their home yeSter-
day complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Jacobs. OF Newark. o.
Covers were laid for the following:
Messrs. and MeSdames.-
Harold Jacobs Edward steele
Nbert Mangler Harry Workman
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AZ Camp Rose

Al Camp Rose tomorrow afternoon
Miss catherine Carpenter Will entertain
,ba namhers of her Sunday School class.
Sy!rming boating and other outdoor
aynusements will be enjoyed until 6
o'clock when picnic supper Will be
served In the evening the members
aand their friends will enjoy n wciner
roast Following will attend:
Misses Mary Rodgers Alma Perkins
Mary Reeves. Nancy Black. Margaret
ParkcrH June Mitchell. Clara Harper.
Sarah Cooper. Anna Carpenter. julia
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MIS-. wownd Committee Chairman

The Convention Committee Of the
Kiwanis club OF this city have selected
Mrs. William Rownd az chairman OF the
Womens Entertainment committee. Mrs.
Rownd and her corps OF assistants will
meet with the members OF tho Kiwanis
club at It's regular noon day luncheon
at the Mcclure Hotel. Thursday. whom
plans will be completed for tho enter
ta!ament NJ the visiting delegates and
thhir wives
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honorary luncheon

The Rev. anG Mrs. Herbert Hunter
and family. Of Rella'rc. who leaves to-
day for New York. were honor guests
a, a luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Tiher. yesterday at their home on
Noble stree, The Rev. Hunter was
formerly the we'll known pastor OF the
Trinity Episcopal church.
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The Pride Of Wheeling Cha pier No.
no. Pyth!an Sisters. Will hold lawn
fete and bazaar at the Mathew Cunning
hams lawn at 41O6 jacob street today
All kinds Of refreshments Will be offer
Ell the patrons, and fancy work and
homemade candy Will also be on sale.
The public IS cord tally invited 10 attend.
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Al her home at Woodsdale. SATURDAY
afternoon. Miss Caroline lauN was
hostess at a charming bridge luncheon.
honorIng Miss Sehon Mecca CHI and Miss
Mabel Burchard guests OF Miss VIZ
g,nIa Harper and Miss Quarter Hazlct.
Following tho luncheon. served NJ l
o'clock. delightful afternoon was
spent at bridge.
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Yesterday afternoon. party OF local
neop'e left for Buc~cye Lake where they
will spend the next few weeks. Those
who composed tho party were:
Mrs. William Wagner.
Mr. Alfred Wagner.
Miss Gladis Wagner.
Miss Marjorie Fleming
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At tho Welcome Inn. at Sherraro.
Yesterday, visitors We're numerous.
Among the parties attended by Wheel
ing diners was ono given by Mr. Ed
win Fletcher ut which Miss R"sa!and
Watson. Miss. I.nzinla Forester and Mrs.
Richard Watson were guests.
Mr.. II. G. Kohenline Of Bridgeport
nd Miss Edna Doughertv Of this oity
we're also among the diners who on
loved the Inns chicken and waffle din
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whito-CLambe rg

Coming as complete surprise 70
their many friends was the news OF the
marriage OF Miss Lula Chambers and
Nj John White OF McMecheen. Tho
wedding took place. Thursday evening.
July 81, at the parsonage OF the First
Christian church. with the Rev. W. H..
Fields. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
y. Adams attended the copule-
Mr.. and Mrs. White will take UP their
residence on Thirteenth street Me-
MecheRr. where their many friends will
extend to them their best wishes and
CONCENTRATIONS.
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OH Shop TwtR.

Tho Gift Shop Twig will meet win
Mrs F. Rehrens on Wednesday, August
?, for luncheon at twelve. Sowing Will
form tho afternoons diversion.
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Card party This Evening.

Membeys Of the Cathoilc Women's
LEAGUE VIII give another Of their de-
Iirhtrul card parties. this evening. The
nuhlic Is invited to attend and tables
gill be arranged for bridge. nve hun
dred and euchrc. Prizes viii be award .
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Miss Beattts'u Dancing Party

This evenings dancing party gwen ny
Miss Mary Rea;t!e a; her home AZ Finn,
wood will be one OF the biggest o.
honorary events this week. Miss Beat
tics party will compliment her VISITOR
Miss Jane McAlecmaH. and sharing the
evenings honors with Miss MrAIeemah
will be:
Miss Mary Nally ~ Pittsburgh. guest
of Miss Wilma Henderson: Miss FRANCES
Sage and Miss Florence StophoH. guests
OF Misses Elizabeth and Mary huroa'S'
and Miss ISahell Mccormick or Union
town N The D:zzy Six orchestra ~
thIs city will furnish the music for tn"
evening. and at II O'Clock buffet
luncheon vii! I've served.
Guests a. he dcl,gM;ful AFFAIR VIII
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CARPENTER and Catherine Gilmore
Messra MIL Harris. Steve Fent Charles
Kuhn. Louis Dillon, Ir,. Donald wagner
Edward Carpenter. Alvin Smith Roy
Humos. Billie Mahls. Harold pu h"'se'
Mesdames H y. Carpenter. Nhar!eS
iIum.s and Robert Wagner.
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shire club where they Will spend THIS
week:
Misses
elizabeth Hubbard Jane Maxwell
Dorothy Van Bayer katherine ffa7r
MeSSrS.---
Arch Jacobs Frank NaNcl"'"H'
William Am;ch Andrew Mcclure
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Bell VIII ACT ~
ChaperOneS
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ed to those having the highest score
cards. Mrs. Sarah Gibbs and MISS Bar
bnra Faust are chairmcn in charge OF
the occasion
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Church Lawn Party.

Fau"v WORK and novelties of al sorts
VII 10 disposed 90 a. the lawn party
70 20 he'd by he Young ladies' 81 s.
N'rhoHsus' parish on tho church
grounds on South Mark"t street. to-
morrow and Wednesday. TT" rhui~ueu
II charge o. r" affair are "a" Misses
C"yeua and Francs TeNarl and they
WI N.. .-.t.'.! 1y N" follow .rE com
-r,ltfao,
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PYtlNan Sister, Hold Tete

Eoduska Wiley. Ecula Jones and Ethel
Sarth.
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ra,rA for Hampshire Club

The following party will leave the
,Ast par, OF this week FOR the Hamp-
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WILL Be
BUSY MONTH IN
SOCIAL CIRCLES
|couNrRY CLUB AND NEARBY INNS
WILL BE SCENES or MANY
PRETTY LITTLE PARTIES
First week WIN 1s Especially Busy One
I'LL Top Gay scene Yesterday
with Dinner PARTIES

Tomorrow ushers In the vacation
month ~ AuSust-the month OF ptcnicS
and canning parties The eighth month
! usually q dull one. socially. Yet the
hrs, week seem 10 indicate that th'S
particular August will be the exception
10 the rule. The Country Club Is sun
the hub around which tho soc'a! wheei
revolyeS. Yesterday. saw a big Sunday
crowd o! diners and golf players at the
clubhouse. Among those who formed
dinner parties were Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Walter Marshall who entertained
party or twelve: Or. William ;. Fulton
who was host to four guests, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J y. Merriman and party: MI. H.
Fred Behrens and party and Mr.. 7. )
Reilly who was host 10 group "t tour
"Junglotown" Popular
-Jun=,eiuur.' 4 river colony located
on the oh, -hore opposite me \arroWs
nr Mnyndsvl.le. attracted an unusually
large crowd sunday. IN addition TO the
swir,mtrI. canoeing and boating yea
lures of river camp. JunSiei"wn is
equipped with 4 tennis court. croquet
|cour1 and The usua, complement W
swings ard hammccks.
Mavp, Hn~r, Marshall Constable
Harry Tly,,r and Jude" Morris. consti-
|;u,.nr The ocdc.li family O: the town
which has been organized on THIS basis
Cor more ;haH twenty years. welcomed
visiting friends ~ the eight rss!den;
Families. Who >ouEh; the pleasures q;
the river yesterday Among thos" pres
en; including many perennial hao!tncs
- The camp from ShadyS:de and Eel
laire were:
Mess-s and M~>d7m mes
IA mos Sellers and charles p.rk
family Richard Mct'nrmi"k
Ia; Morris James EhhcrtS
Harry Marshall Ed NauGhtoN
N.Sla-rH~-
Harry R.w,cs Charles Hah'c
Mary ';on--e % ParkershUrg
Misses.
r!a~-rrN' Wa. Lois Brady
|%i.Sata.N Nry Mary Jane RNwlsS
Irene lrafu-rNr Rsrr.ce Mccain
EVELYN l,,y,~ Mary wallace
|LuCi,c LII" E,thrvn I.arp"rt
No Ch.-h,'al Lena l2ppert
Mar Na'nnav Sarah KeHaa
MeSsrS..
|na,'d Jones Mel Shepperd
John LavrNN John Maloney
|Charles Springer Jack Keane
Clark Aul. JOHN Rowles
Wa llacs EOwlas
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Misses
Inna MAXWELL

VI
Win, Henderson Jane Maxwell
Margaret Westcall Quarter Hazlett
Dorothy Wetrall Elizabeth Burchard
Dorothy Won Raver Elizabeth Adams
1.eaaDno Hubbard Katherine wilson
F,l'zahetb H,,r,hard Mary McFaddcn
Frances Wood Ruth Kirk
>,,~io po,S Eliza beth McCOrm!Cl
AIIra Norton Marian wallace
t;encv!eve Norton Henrietta stamp
Mary Burdats Sarah stamp
Elizabeth Rvrdats Catherine AnI
EcuIe Rrand Margaret Wilson
Nancy HsrSeE Evelyn h'tNe
r.va,a Sne'lel Katherine GundlinG
Catherine Eu-ruSs Madclyn Weiss
Margaret Irwin Alice McNU1ty
Messrs
Albert GashbauSh James Wood
OF PITTSBURGH John Hand!an
lanes Barnes of Morgan Bendel
pit,ahu-ch Hicks fTink
John CopiT Charles brown
Charles ConiN George Mcko~T
Robert Reed pr. TrawI
Robert Rownd p,ck Mulvah!ll 81
Dan ROwnd P'ttSnurEh
Larry Hearn- Albert Nh'tAksr
Garth HORNE Louis Warehouse
Vance Ee-rer Frank Victorious
John Gundl!nC Melvin hellEicn
Junior Brown Don Brand
CAo-ga ruLen Louis PerrenhauCh
William I-w+, Dick Perenbaugh
Jack EIaherstIck Kenneth Gre!S
Carl HahCrs'lrk FT"d stamp
Dan Thomas william Higgins
Melvin RIO. William Trusrhel
FL FREDERICK Taylor Reattie
Howard Frcdn-.ch raul Re1tt!e
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Entertain Club At Green's Hotel

\. the Green Hotel. Triadelphia. We'd
ne sCay afternoon. Mrs. Albert Dixon. or
|War.>uol. Will entertain the members OF
her club Five hundred w.' be the
CHIEF va.t!mS until o'clock when a
chicken dinner will ," enjoyed by the
following.
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SfeStstDles
nalIuhtfnl Theatre Party

Miss Mary Richards who has just
returned from Atlantic CITY was honor
guest at a theatre party given at the
Rex theatre. Friday evening Fo,'ow-
NC me performance. a dainty luncheon
yas e,toved at the HoEe-Davis tea
rooms Those present were:
Misses
"a. NT,,rarhAv Mary Jacobs
- vvsrdaI Mary Richards
~, rs,bnl Irene Grey
Emma Krone JuA2 oni'h
Marcella De!st
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McSSrS. and MeSda mCS--
y. \. Reatt!e Joe Jefferson
Russell Irwin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
PARA EVITAR Ell NCENDIO DE
ADRIANOPOLIS LEGO AVER A LA
CIUDAD TN BATTALION FRANCES
FL espectaculo del exodo de los griegos traves
de la Tracia es cOnmovedOr.
La entrada de la gendarmer1a nacionalista en-
Constantinopla Sc ha llevadO cabo
con gran entusiasmO.

LONDRES, octubre 20.--La mayo
ria de Ia poblacion cristiana domici
liada en- Andrianopolis, esta dirigien-
dose a katagatch buscando refugio.
Tn battalion frances lego hoy a
Indianapolis con objeto de proteger
a los tureos por haber.e sabido que
los griegos para vengar la destruc-
cion de Esmirna Sc disponian in
cendiar la ciudad. La llegada de los
franceses ha restablecido en- cierto
modo la normalidad.
LONDRES, octubre 20.--Los grie-
Cos continuan evacuando la Tracia en-
medic de un orden complete, pero la
evacuation de la poblacion civil sc
dihculta por la falta de transportes
creando serio problema al gobiernc
griego El gobierno de Atenas ha pc
dido ayuda los aliados para podel
realizar el arduo trabajo Ell espec-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
FL tribunal maritime investiga-
dor del naufragio del vapor
'Hanmonia" pronuncia su fallo
EN- Ell CIRCULO DE LABRADO-
RES DE SEVILLA Sc HA CE-
LEBRADO UN REGI0
BANQUETE.
(De Nuestro Sermcio Cablegrdfco)

HAMBURGO, octubre 20.--El tri-
bunal maritime investigator del nau-
Tragic del vapor "Hanmonia" en- las
costas de Portugal, ha fallado que el
hundimiento obedecio que ell buque
tania los invernales NAL cerrados y
por ahi penetr6 la via de aqua que
le hizo naufragar.
En- cuanto al abandono del buque
por la tripulacion, antes de que Sc
pusiera en- salvo ell pasaje deian-
do a este sin botes salvavidas, ha
quedado bien esclarecido que el exec
50 fue cometido por algunos mari
neros fogoneros, pero la oficialidad
observe una conducta correcta.
SEVILLA, octubre 20.-Se ha cele-
brado ell banquete en- honor del tenien-
te coronel Gonzalez Carrasco, jefe
del battalion de regulares indigenas
de Larache, en- el Circulo de Labra-
dores, asistiendo al acto en- el esplen-
dido casino sevillano, los senores San
chez Guerra, Luca de Tena y otras
personalidades politicas, de la prem
sa Y del mundo de las finanzas. Fue-
ron pronunciados patrioticos brlndls.
Fue leido un vibrante telegrama de
/ MILAN Astray, agradeciendo el home
naie de los sevillanos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
FL 'MON'TEVIDEO''

\ primcra hora licg5 cl vapor Mon
tcvideo' capitan Don Erlesto julia.
que sisuc viaje para Cauarias.
En- la casa Consignataria. seiiorcs
S0bIinos de EZquia@a. informaron Il
un Redactor de Ell IMpARCLtL, que
Sc habfa hecho el lespacho de cos
tumbre normamCrte por Aduana& Sa
nidad lnmigraci6n La yigencia de
la rc@la reSpccto a los licorcs de tram
sito Sc ampli0 para el dfa 2l-malla-
na.-~y el ''Montcvideo' sale cSta tardc
no estl relaciOnado con Ell asunt".
ReSpecto al vapor que Sc espera dC
Europa, no puede adelantarse opinion,
pucs de Washington 40 han reSpondi-
do atn Il la consIllta hecha.
FL "Mouteyideo' llcya un cspl6ndi-
do viaje el Captain sc propone ren-
dirlo dcntro del limite de tempo mas
corto.
FL Captain y el Se@undo almolZa-
rom hoy con una aparte del personal
de la casa consignaturia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
HABLANDO CON
LASTRA CHARRIEZ
DICE QUE sEGUIRA AYUDAND0
A SU PARTIDO EN- LA CAM
PANA CONTRA Ell COB.
MONT. RELY.

Ell yice-prpsi,lente de III Cdma"a de
Representatives., senior Alfonso LaStrh
Chalriez. quien cmbarc6 Iyer me-
djo din en- ell san Lorenzo, que 50
li6 para New York, III ser iHteFro-
gado por I'm redactor dcfEL IMPAIR
CIAL acerca de 81 >u yiajc ohedecia
tan solamente Il aSuntOS p&rticulares,
nos manifesto: qIc vi hacia alSun
tiempo tcnia rrSu"lto su traSlado al
"Norte'. que su idea Us pcrmaneceI
por ahora pccaS semanas ALI, rero
sicmpre dispucSto q regreS@r tan prom
to fucse necesario para servir Su
purtilo al pals.
Nos dijo. ademdS. que Se&ulIa la
tampail;. emprcndida For su particle
tanto aqul como ALA, contra IoS pro
cedimientoS del Gobernadur Reilly, y
Dor tltimo nos il? SEQ que no dcSeahA
haccr concentrates alguno wfrrentc :,
los acontcrimiento$ del ,dfa. per Greer
los inecesariCs toda vez que VA eSta-
ba todo rcsllelto Ell Ii, session celebFt-
da llltimamentc por la Junta Central.
Al senior LaStra Charriez le ac' M
pana su bella. y di>tingni Il cSpo>'"
Fcliz viaie @ratas; impreSiones It
deSeamOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20

taculo del exodo de los griegos tra-
YES de la Tracia es conmovedor. Lar
guisimas columnas humanas llenan
los caminos. Los campesinos mar
chan conducendo sus ganados a mar
chas forzadas, ante el terror que les
inspira la tirania de los turcos.
/ CONSTANTlNOPLA, octubre 20
La entrada de la gendarmeria nacio-
nalista, no obstante que Sc dijo aver
que los aliados juzgaban imprudente
que la gendarmeria entrase en- la ciu-
dad, Sc llevo cabo en- medic de un
entusiasmo delirante. No ocurrio ma
da de 10 previsto sino algun peque-
! no incldente hijo del propio entusias-
mo de lN multitud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
DetenidO ell Sn. Lorenzo

A-
FL vapor San Lorenzo que debi0 sa-
lir aver las II: III. para New York,
fut retrasado por 6rdencs superiores
hasta las tres ounce minutes Ell Il.
pudo zarpar
En- el transcurso de cstas tres horas
pico. los concentrates en- los corri-
Hos eStahan Il la ortlen del dfa. no fal-
tando quen pens;ra Informant que
cl Gobernador querfa retrasarlo con
Ia intenci1n que el Norma tomaFa
puerto antcs que el San Lorenzo.
Uno de nueStroS redactoreS obtuvo
information de la New York Line. en-
terdndose de que la demora ohedecil
al eXveso de car%a de Ultima hora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
OTRA VEZ Ell
BILL CAMPBELL
Ell PREsIDENTE DEL SENADO
RECIBE UN DESPACH0 AN
TEs DE EMBARCAR PA
RA Ell NORTE.

Aver tardr d Ultima hora Sc reel
bio un cable del Hon. Philip L. Camp
bell preSidentc del Comite de Gobier-
no de In Camara de Representatives.
dirigido al Hon. Presidente del Sena-
do senior Antonio X, Barcel1. manifes
tandOle Il prop0Sito de llevar al Con
greso para su aprobaci6n. tan pronto
So rearudeu las SPsioneS su pr0yecto
de "Estado Iibrc Asociado de Puerto
Rico.
El sehor Barcel6 habfa dirigido un
cable tratando el importante asunto.
V III cable del Jefe de Ia Union, ha
contestado el Presidente del ComitG
de Gobielno de la Cdmara. con el 81
guientc rccibido en la tarde de aver.
0fM Cdblc FJunc6S)
Washington octubre Is, 1922.
Barcel1,
San Juan.
Hare todo 10 possible para conSeguir
que el ComitG y III Camara tomen ac-
ci6n sobre ell Bill de Puerto Rico
durante la Ultima session de este Con
@reso.
Firmado Phuip p. CdmpbcH.
NOTA:-
La session del Con%reso ser;l del
II al 20 del mes de noviembre pro
Ximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20

Ell conveniO entire Estados Unidos
Y Alemania para resolver las recIa-
mac;ones de la Guerra estipula que
Sc nombre una comision compuesta
de un americana y IN aleman Y
ademas un arbitro para que decida.
Ell Presidente Harding nombro ar
bitro de esta c0misi0n al Juez Aso-
ciado VIM. Il. Day.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20
Ell Concejo de Administration de Arecibo

n6mico en- ell Hospital Municipal. Sc
aprobo ell Reglamento para la Clinica
Dental de las Escuelas.
Sc prorrogo por 80 dias mas la IL
cencia al DR.. Curbelo.
Sc autoriz6 al Comisionado de
Obras Publicas para contratar la pre-
paracion del Plano para ell nuevo
Hospital con ell Sr. Roldan, al tipo de
2 por ciento sobre ell costo de la obra.
Sc adoptaron otros acucrdos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-20

En- la Ultima session Sc despacharon
los siguientes asuntos:
Segun el Balance de la Gaia NUM-
cipal ell jueves habia una eXistencia
de fondos ascendente a $438,214.85
centavos.
Sc aprobo una ordenanza relativa
las urbanizaciones contiguas a la
poblacion.
Sc dispuso una subasta para ali
mentos durante ell resto del ano eco