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The Washington herald., 1919-12-31

Less Than Six Rounds.
Johnny Grifiths. Akron. Ohio. well
ter-weight. who recently stopped
Francois Charles. a Frenchman. in
jig-time here. has this to say:
Dempsey will defeat Carpenter
within six rounds. The Frenchman
Is good. There Is none better in
Europe But he is not good enough
for Dempsey. My money is on Jack "
Pal Moore. Memphis bantam. who
made Eugene Criqui. another French
man. quit the same night as the
Griffith- Charles go. says:
Dempsey is not like Wells and
Beckett, who were easy for Carpen-
tier. Jack has both brains and
Drawn. and is a fighter and boxer.
Carpenter is the better boxer. but
he hasn't Dempsey's wallop."
Carpenter speedy.
Ted Lewis who put away the an
cient Matt Wells. former British
IIght-weight champion. Just to make
II an all-American night. says:
Carpenter has more speed and
brains. He will be as unlike Willard
as day and night. He has kick
like n mule and will be the hardest
proposition Dempsey ever tackled
Fred Harvey. an Englishman. and
Lewis manager says:
Dempsey is the better. ! saw him
fight Willard and I think he is too
big, too strong and too fast for Car
pentier But he will have no walk
away.
Lewis Picks Dempsey.
"Cochrane has sewed up Carpentie:
and will induce Dempsey to come owl
here and fight"
Nate Lewis. Moore's manager. says
he will back Dempsey to the limit
against Carpenter.
British boxing fans. of course. can
see nothing but Carpenter. in vie"
OF the way he has slaughtered the
best they could produce. But the
American colony is just as keen for
Jacks chances as are the Yankee
boxers here.
The American boys made a great
hit with their work on Boxing Day.
and now sporting circles are clamor-
ing for matches between Griffiths and
Johnny Basham. the British welter-
weight champion. and between Moore
and LedouX. the French bantam title
holder.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
SURE PASSPORTS
WILL BE ISSUED
FOR TIA JUANA

San Diego. Cal. Dec. 30.-Follow-
ers Of the sport of kings" need
have no fear that they will not be
allowed to attend Tia Juana's 100
Days of Racing" according TO the
of James W. Cof-
froth. promoter. The refusal of the
government to grant temporary
passports on Christmas day caused
widespread CONSERVATION among
racing fans. But Coffroth offered
that the matters of passports would
be arranged.
Workmen have been busy during
the past week putting the track in
shape. Reports from Tia Juana in
dicate that very little work is nee
essary to make the course as fast
as ever.
The session will open on January
- and will continue for 100 days.
according to Coffroth. Many horses
have already been shipped from the
East. and racing men from all over
the country are drifting westward
in preparation for the opening day.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Six furlnuE- Miss Patty. lO5
Col Lilai', lo; Major Bradley. ne; TuHc-
tional. no: steye. 10; 'Buchhom I'd. ILL.,
SECOND eACE-fne furon- Hes 4.
Bear. lo2: LADY Ivan. los: 'sh ddy. H. .Magic
Mirror. Ill: Bsby Bol.d. ll3; Jcllisou. To- The
Butte Wing, ll6 Shire. lie
Third EACE-Four ttIrotg~ Jill 10
'SkNmAn. los; tnwI>e Child. lI3; Ed TrsntoT.
ll5; RAilbird. llS; Bunice. ll6: Little NeIhc~.
llo. Bars and stars. ll6
FOt RTH RACE-FIve ard half furlnng.
'.ell Ehzab'thu'"n. %; 'T'hoeden. se: Currency
lo.; Premium. l02; High Gear. I0i; 'Poscller.
los; >keTfscr. H.
FIFTH RACE - One mile and one-eiyhth
sp+Trrt. 10: John w X Gin. l0l; Good
Thrush: l"5; Bin Huntley. Is; Fly Honc. los
Little Ncartr. 100
SIXTH RACE'Rih-uny. luo Circulate. Fo5
MA:n"t Land. lt6: 'RNerude. loi: Santa. I9
Five pounds aUf,rrntio allopanoe
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
BUSINESS ALUMNI
BATTLE POSTPONED

Business High School has cancelled
basketball game with the Alumni
team, which was to have Eeen played
on January 5. At meeting held yes
terday both teams agreed to play the
game January G, at the Rhode Island
Avenue Gym. at 3 p. m. Manager
Schafer, of the alumni, has gathered
some of the best basketball players
that ever played for this school
Towbes and Schafer at guard; Mickey
Fagen in center. and Grifreadi and
Culligan in the forward position. will
be a hard combination for the Busi-
ness five to defeat
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
COAST WEATHER IS
TOO WARM FOR GAME

Pasadena. Cal. Dec. 30.-The excep-
tionally hot weather of the last few
days has resulted In a decision to
begin the annual New Years Day
Tournament of Roses football contest
between teams representing Harvard
and Oregon universities at 80 p. m.
instead of at p. m, il was announced
today by the football committee.
- This action was requested by
Coaches Shy Huntington, of Oregon.
and Bob Fisher. OF Harvard. who ad-
yocated the later starting hour be-
cause OF fear that the hot weather
might continue.
Harvard players were lectured this
morning by Coach Fisher on what
was said to be contemplated changes
in the Crimson's mode of attack.
brought about by their view of the
practice of the OreGon's eleven. This
afternoon they held secret practices
on several new formations.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
One Year Ago in Sports.

1t was announced by Manager
Griffith that he had secured the
New York Giants to play exhi-
bition games with. The two
teams will wind up their trip in
Washington April 19 and 20.
The Boston Braves were sold
to George Washington Grant for
a sum said to be 100000.
Fred Toney, the Cincinnati
Reds twirler. sent to Jail in
Nashville. Tenn. for four months.
He was charged with white sla-
very.
Francis Delso. known as Young
McGivern." died with a fractured
skull received in a bout with
frankie Young" Britt.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
HARVARD FAVORITES
IN GRIDIRON BATTLE

Pasadena. Calf. Dec. 2O.-The IN
fiuN of Harvard fans today shifted
odds slightly in favor of the Harv-
ard football team in its New Year
battle with Oregon University.
~ Both teams complained of the
heat today and in anticipation of a
hot afternoon January 1. the time
for the game was set back an hour.
Neither team has seen the other in
practice. but reports have leaked
from both teams. As a result there
were rumors of a last minute change
in tactics for both squads.
This afternoon was to see the last
strenuous workout for the two
teams. Light signal work was to be
the program for Wedne sday.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Jack Frost Wins Race.

Long Branch. y. J., Dec. 3c.-
Capt. James o'Brien's Jack Frost
won the Commodore Cup and the
opening race of the season, sailed
by the Long Branch Ice Boat and
Yacht Club today over the fifteen
mile Shallow Point course. Five
boats started, but only two fin
ished. Capt. f. w. Prices Imp
crossing the line two minutes be-
hind the winner
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
KELCHNER LANDS
BILLIARD MATCH
FROM DEVIL DOG

George Kelchner. who substituted
for Dick Tilpt in the pocket billiard
tournament at the Grand Central
Academy last night. defeated Devil
dog" Henshaw, 100 to 90. in the Dis
trict pocket-hilliard championship
Kelchner proved TO be the most con-
sistent player. as on two occasions
.Ne clicked OFF the worries for 13
unit. while he obtained the high
IA OF the evening in his sixth in
~ by pocketing Il balls.
Marine sergeant was always
M speaking distance of victory.
- made high runs OF eleven and
ten. ms game was witnessed by
the largest crowd to date. more than
10 "deYil-dogs'' being among those
present and voirinC approval of the
brilliant shots of both their associate
and his opponent.
George T. Cox. we'll known here
in both billiard and bow Ling cir
cles. refereed the game and gave
satisfaction to both the players and
fans. Tilpt has withdrawn from the
Daniel Freeland will
take the place made vacant by Tilpt
and will meet Benny Marks in the
next game of the tournament on Fri
day night
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
SWIMMING MEET TO
BE HELD AT Y. M. E.. A.

The quint of the Y. NJ. c. A. boys
department is to meet the team of
Tech High School at 4:30 p. m.,
January / in the mems gymnasium
of the main building. The game is
scheduled as n special feature of
the annual New Years reception of
the Central branch.
The meet to determine the Y. NJ
c. A. boy swimming championships
will be held in the boys depart
ment at z:30 y. m. on January l.
This event is open only to Y. NJ
&C. A. members.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Attorneys Visit Cleveland.

Attorneys Tor the New York CLUB
are preparing to go to Cleveland to
examine President James c. Dunn
and other officers of the club. to-
gether with all the books and docu-
ments. in an effort to show whether
or not President Johnson is interest
ed in the Indians as a stockholder.
1t is expected that Justice Davis
Will name a commission to go to
Cleveland within the next week.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
KID BERKLEY AFTER
GRAPPLER SULLIVAN

kid Berkley would like to meet
kid" Sullivan in a finish wrestling
bout. Berkley has quite reputation
in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
where he has defeated some of the
best 13o-pound wrestlers in both
States. He can be reached by ad-
dressing his manager. f. Whitacre
81 Ninth street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
GEORGE GREEN IS
A VISITOR HERE

George Green, former coach OF
the st. Adams School for Boys and
at present athletic director at
Princeton Prep. was a visitor here
yesterday. Green turned out n
cracker-jack eleven at the Prep this
fall and claims his basketball team
and track artists will make most of
the scholastic teams in the Middle
Atlantic section step at fast clip
for honors.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Boiling Field After Games.

The Boiling Field Athletic Associa-
tiou would h" glad 10 arrange for
basketball games with service teams
or others not weighing over 1to
rounds. Address communications to
Boiling Field Athlete Association.
Attention Sergeant Mccarthy. WASH
inEton. II. \.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
GTWO and THREEnHn
Eeg Putting n'eNe.t One over With NasJ VA
y RBUGS RAERA II -

Whiskes join the fat of lean living. Smith
cough pebbles megs a all subway stands
The trails will clog exchanging something they
didn't and for something they didn't
Wine and song original Bronx means
wood alcohol widows and angel voices
Less noise back there in the nickel
Ten OF too much fun for poor boy
Carl Mays is still great pitcher wild pitches
Crown prince joined dizzy Holland but
don't see any photographs of two-handled
Chin chn baby is wise bird If he gets any blcs
on his hands they've travel through his kid gloves
Pull in your cars boys. Bill Bryan is loose again
Bill is again. very He get caught
Outlook for the New Year bright inside
boot rainy day Oneoom will be
apartments with window in en- will be twice
much II the best for the you
want the worst also the best The
a smoked ham will be so puff
Wood alcohol will you added
OF flowers and Sewing
tied down miles hour within the limits Every city
has its limits.
New York prohcers reached theirs they bag
hunt Bronx hamburger
steak at 80 cents chance. Shoes SIS Two set,
but be to count en- before the clerk ties the bundle
Landlords don't miss the BOOZE they drunk with power
Railroad fare is mile hit miss Which
the Eric, but lot the B. and O. Used to be mile.
drunk sober.
When Broadway jazz toots THE
Perfect Pay" Still rather a>taxcab in New York than
motorcycle in Cahay. package cigarettes and
tobacco The habit Only eight cigarettes in
package getting back to the original ten That's
bowling alley where they the
down.
fault Congress- which has writer's camp in the head
from refusing the We'll you
where everybody But you're wrong you might
be wrong right Put in the dcucs and make full deck.
Can you blame for joining the snowbrd and eating
off the backs OF hands?
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Tom Rogers Goes to Little Rock.

Franklin. Pa. Dec. 9O.-Pitcher Tom
Rogers, formerly of the ST. Louis
Americans and the Athletics, will
play with the Little Rock, Ark. team
next season, having been bought from
the Buffalo Internationals. 1t was re-
ported here today Rogers jumped
from the Athletics to the Franklin
independents last August.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
HARLEY NOW TURNS
TO THE CAGE GAME

Columbus. Ohio, Dec. 3c-"Chic'
Harley. premier halfback. joint holder
of one of the Big Ten dash records.
member Of the Western Conference
baseball title holders Of 1877. y try
ing for his fourth Ohio State team.
During the last week he appeared for
basketball. and already has made an
excellent impression as a guard. II
he wins letter in the court game
this winter he will be the first Ohio
State athlete TO have accomplished
this feat
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
TECH COACH SICK;
VICTIM OF "FLU''

Coach Apple. director of athletic ac-
tivities at Technical High School is
confined to his bed at his home with
slight attack of flu" His sick
ness is not serious. as last night il
was reported that he expected to Ie-
ume his work with his team after the
HOLIDAYS
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Amateur Moguls Meet.

The sixth annual meeting of the Ma
tional Baseball Federation. the sand
lo' baseball governing body of the
United States. will be held at 10 a..
m. eastern time). Saturday, January
II. 1920, at the Hollenden Hotel in
Cleveland, Ohio. The annual meeting
of the directors will be held at 2 D.
m Friday. January 16. 1920, at the
Hollenden Hotel
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Jim Scott Retires.

San Francisco. Dec. 3O.-Jim Scott,
pitcher for the San Francisco base
ball club last season. and formerly
with the Chicago White Sox. an
noanced his retirement from base
ball in a letter to the local club.
scout wrote that his business in
terests would prevent his playing
ball next year. ~
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Linworths Want Games.

The Linworth A. c. has organized
a junior basketball team and would
like to hear from all junior and
midget teams desiring games. Games
to be played in Epiphany Chapel
gym. Twelfth and c streets southwest,
Monday. Wednesday and Fiday
nights. Address challenges to Roger
+. Davis, 221 Thirteenth street south
west
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Print Cnrds on Grounds.

Cards Will be printed on the grounds
Just prior to the opening OF the gates
so that the batting order will be cor
rect News Of each player and records
Of the clubs viii be shown in the new
score card SO that the fans will be
both interested and Instructed on the
players and games.
President Grifith is also taking up
the idea suggested by The Herald two
weeks ago Of placing q new score
board to give the National League
games. He is not certain what can
be done in this respect a. he has not
IS yet gone over the old contract with
the firm that installed the present
board. But IL he can lind that ne has
he right to install 2 now board and
permission can be secured from the
Fire Commission 10 build a temporary
board he will do so.
This board will answer the purpose
until the lease expires with the pres-
ent holders, when a new and up-ts-
date board will be put in showing
both the American and National
League games.
The taking over OF the privileges
will do away with the last OF the old
list OF persons, proving that the
now owners intend to live up TO
their promises to give the Wash
ington citizens a new bill OF fare.
both regarding a ball club and
every thing connected with the place.
This will prove interesting 10 the
fans who have had cause to COM
PLAIN IN many cases. This IL il
assured will be a thing OF the past
from now on.
New Consecutive Record.
1 hate TO spoil the dope the boys
sent out last fall when at the end
Of the baseball season they got into
an argument as to whether Eddie
Collins. Eyere.ie Scott or Fred Lu-
derus had established new record
for playing the greatest number OF
games
II finally came down 20 giving the
big first basenan of the Philadelphia
club credit o. having played as con-
secutive games.
Now I am going To put YOU wise 10
PLAYER that has that record beat by
forty-three games. The name Of this
newest entry into the race is GEORGE
p. PINCENEY. thc old Brooklyn
PLAYER. who back in tho 'so's went s7s
games without missing a contest
PLAYED SIS Games.
He began his remarkable string ot
consecutive Games ou September -.
1875, and when tho season ended he
had taken part m twenty games.
Then he PLAYED al through the sea-
sons n i>>i lSS7. lN>>. IS>a. and M 10
May :. 100. when he was forced out
~ the game bv being spiked when
'Chippy" NcGarr. playing with Bos-
ton. slid into third and put a cash
into Pinckrey's leg that caused his
retirement from tho GENE This was
only after he mad played * consecu-
tive games.
lie was out of the game but eight
days when he resumed playing. He
was with The Rrooklvn eight sea-
sons and missed tho eight games by
tho accident above r1ent ioned.
He PLAYED when the PLAYERS did not
wear gloves and he. along with Billy
Nash. were the only TWO mon playing
that corner that ra:shed over 900 in
fielding during the glovcless days.
Records
Here are the three best records:
Eddie Collins. White SoN. IS. Fred
LuderuS. Philadelphia, $50: George
r. pirckney. Brooklyn. SIS.
Her" Is the record:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Battlers Sure
Dempsey Can Win Fight
Boxers Now in London Are Unanimous in
Belief Champion Will Trim Georges Car
pentier in Title Battle.

Dec. 3o-Amecan boxers in London and their
practically unanimous the belief that Georges Car
pener little chance the world heavyweight title from
Jack in their coming match.
exception this is Ted Lewis, born
London naturazed American, who formerly held the weler
And he does commit himself evocably favor
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Business W.. Manassas.

The Business Basketball team will
take trip to Manassas, Va, to play
a game with the High School team of
Manassas on January 8. The WASH
ington quint will leave Union Sta
tion on the D. m. train.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Wilde to Meet Asher.

st. Louis. Dec. So.-Jimmy Wilde
English fly-weight champion. and
Babe" Asher, bantam champion of
the A. E. F., will fight an eight
round no-decision bout here the
night Of January s. Wilde will train
in Milwaukee.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Kabakoff Gets Decision.

ST. Louis. Dcc.3a.-Harry Nabakon.
81 LOUIS. won the nswspa per de-
cision over Joey Fox. English feath-
er-weight. in a last s-round bout here
last night
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Marty Collins Wins.

Syracuse, n. Y, Dec. 3.-Marty
Collins. of New York. earned an even
break in a sensational 10-round bat
tie with Jack Sharkey, conqueror of
Jimmy Wilde. here last night.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31

chin, that baby is wise bird If he gets any blister
nds they've got to travel through his kid gloves
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31

Pull in your cars boys. Bill Bryan is loose again.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31
Records.

Here are the three best records:
Eddie Collins. White SoN IS. Fred
Luder'IS. Philadelphia, $50: George
r. PIrckney. Brooklyn. SIS
Here is the record:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-31

Crown prince has joined his dizzy old in Holland but
any photographs of any wo-handed saws
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-31

tria, esta resintiendo a costa de la
sangre, de sus recursos, de su Gre
ditto Y de su honor las consecuencias
de esos actos que V~asconcelos califi-
"a de error gravisimo, Y que nosotros
tcnemos aZone Y dercchos para lla-
mar sin eufimismos por su nombre
adecuado: crimenesl
Dice Fa]sconcelos:
80. .Madero, en- cumpl!miento de
todos esos claros debcres democratic
COS, Sc puso a TRAFALGAR en- favor de la
~candidatura Pine Suarez, Y en- mu-
chcs casos suplico recomend0 a sus
amigos que votaran por Pine"
Pero a region seguido. confiesa:
LA exclusion de los senores Vaz-
queZ Gomez fuG lamentable, ESQ 81
no e. dc negarse. En- un pals tan es-
case de gentes buenas Y patrioticas.
como cs el nuestro, no sc ticnc dcrc-
cho Il ~alcjar de la cosa publica 4
ciudadanGs tan insignes como los dos
Fazquez Gomez don Emilio V don
Francisco. Es muy triste yer que du-
rante Ct periodic maderista, los Sc
noreS FaZquez Gomez. Y eSpecialmcn-
te el doctor hayan estado apartados V
en- ~entredicho. mientras figuraban V
prlvaban "entes que NADIA tenian que
yer con Ia revaluci0n nj con los into
rcseS publicos."
Entonccs, Ell que quedamos? :Se
tlenen claros debcrcs d~emocraticos,
para suplicar y recomendar la candi-
datura dc Pine, que climinaba al Sc
nor doctor VaZqucz Gomez, o no Sc
ticnc dercchos para aleiar de la CO.
81 publica Il ciudadanos tan insig-
mes y patriotas como los dos scnores
Fazquez Gomez?
Pucs para algo mas Sc tuvo derc-
cho: para meter en- ell preside al Sc
nor doctor Fazquez Gomez. a quien
el mismo senior EasconceIos llan,a:
tan insigne."
Tcrmina el senior E~asconcelos ha-
clendo esta confession que lc aplaudi-
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mos por 10 sincere:
"Pcro va que Sc trata de hacer obra
! de verdad Y dc justicia, no debo per-
der la ~oracion de elogiar IA act!tud
del senior dactor FazqucZ Gomez en-
la ''~derrota" CO Nosotros 10 ataca-
mos. nosotros 10 eXcluimos de I'm
puesto cue lie habia costadO merltos Y
sacrificios. del puesto de candidate de
Ia revolution a la Vicepresidencia de
Ia Republica. Los motives que tuvi-
mos para excluirlo. seran o no Sc
ran s~uficicntes. ESQ no ne toca 4 mi
decirlo, pero 10 Que 81 Gepo de declr
es que cl doctor Nazquez Gomez, AFRO
jado al divide. quiZa calumniado. de
iodas maneras ofcndido. Y viendo que
sus merccimientos lcgitimos eran la
~irrision dc los abyect9s a%duladores
que nunca faltan en- ningun regimen.
sin embargo Sc mantuvo dignO Y Sc
conform6 con su Gerrota. como buen
patricia y como buen dcmocrata...
HueS Dlen- senior dScolcS!OS. alio-
IA SC tra:a de hacer una obra pa
triotica, educati;a, de verdad Y de
justicia. Podemos dccir, parodiando
al celcbrc Ramirez Que dcmasiado
Sagrada Y trascendcntal es la tarea
de haccr Ia historic politica de un
pueblo, para que la principiemos min
tiendo. Negar o adulterar el concep-
to que ell pals debc formarse respec-
to d la imposition de la candidatura
lie Pine Suarcz. es mas grave C in
moral que Ia misma imposition. Seria
haccr estcriles los csfuerzos Y prag-
maticas de la democraci@, esteriles
las desgracias na~ciona.cs, esteril la
saEgre derramada, para hacer de la
scnsib!eria un pedestal en- ell que Sc
cncarame III idolo sin G~randeza, sin
solidez. sin mas mcrecimientos cue
la gloriola de una popularidad efime-
RI que lc dcbio al Partido que lc do
tPass 4 Ia IA. Col. is.l
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FL articulo del Lie. VasconceloS. tt
tuiado la IMPOSITION de Pine Sua-
rez-. no ha meneSter de replica. por-
que en- el mismo sc contradict en-
forma contundente Y definitiva, tai Y
cual 10 hizo en- Ell anterior.
No me tomaria ell trabajO de con-
t~estarlo, sino fUera porque dicho Ii
cenciaGo ma confesado paladinamente
su collaboration en- Ell yerro cometido
por Madero Y por Pine Suarez, Y 10
ha hecho en- una forma tan Sincera
que me -obliga a tributarle merecldo
elosio. Mayor seria cl CUE mcreclera
81 fuera mas franco. mas cNpilclto.
mas valiente. mas patricia.
Dor cue en- este caSo las terribles en-
selanzas derivadas de la funesta I'M
posici0n de Pine Suarez, seran de po-
silva utiliGad para q pueblo mcIica-
no, es decir: para la Patria, Y para Ia
historic.
Realmente SC ncceSiJa valor civil.
sinceridad Y pa~triotismo para rscono-
Ger IN error uc NdittS F'~h-A--N" =
srascendencia. Por ESQ las c%ontesio-
mes de! Lie. Fascoacelos van acom-
panadaS de pucriles Contradictions.
O. solo han scrrido para ~corrohorar las
a~cusscioncS Y la ~cGndc1aclon dc Ma
dero. de Pine : dc Ia Porra. Las
dos ramas &c los dcSviadoS. las de los
Judas Y los Gaines. estan perfectamcn-
Sc Representatives. NADIA mas CUE Ma
|dero = Pine Saarez. como cl Condo
Ucolino. d~eroraron = suS propioS hi
les: 81 Partido AntirgcejcccioniSta, dc
que fueran tam6ien &c 'cS fandadores
Y al sutragio elective que prociama-
ron Y ofrecieron.
Voy pues. 4 Scnalar lbs contradIc-
clones. las vacilac;oEcS Y las dudas
del hceuciado V~asvouceloS, tratandoSc
HE Ia imposition DC Pine, Suarez. pa
IA ccntribuir Il Ia elaboration graft
"a del ju;cio complete y definitlvo
he la opinion pu6lica, que tcndra que
recoger Ia historic.