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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Bers shcsson directs the club on
Sunday. and Ia known as the Sab
bath day manager of the Cardinals
Branch hickey. however. " osss.
inai along other lines. Some people
win agree with hi. sunday ideas,
others win laugh al them Riekey.
st least. has tho eoursss Of HIS con-
vicsions.
since Hickey took charge OF tho
81. Louis Cardinals he has induixed
IN considerable frenzisd finance. big
business
In the short space 81 four ysars
the 81. Louis National league fran.
chlss has grown from bankrupt
organization into a most prosperous
business. 7, would take much more
than a half million 70 purchase fhs
Cardinals today. In all probability
the club Is not for sale.
In four years Hickey has built a
ball club that ~ making n gallant
fight for the National teagu. pen.
nans. The New York Giants are
favored 10 win, bu, :, n certair,y
that the Cardinals wiIi contest that
right all the way.
when Hickey took over the man.
axeriai rslns he made q very peculiar
switch. lie was president of the
Cardinals and miller Higgins man
sg.r in 1917. when HuKsins retired
Hickey assumed the managerial
resns. n 10 tho first time In the
history Of major league baseball
where the president Of club sue
ceedcd 20 the nanasership.
OF the players in IN. present Car.
dlnai squad Rogers Hornsby. Doak
and Miller were the ieft.overr from
the Higgins regime. The rest Of the
lineup was acquired thru David
Harum" trades on the part Of
Hickey.
A. one tima the New York Giants
offered $4,000 for Rogers Hornsby.
Al that time the Cardinals were
verging on bankruntcy. and the
Giants needed Hornsby.
on the best authority have !,
that there was no bunk about the
offer. that the correspondence reia.
tive 10 same now reposes in Rickey'r
private safe. n was a tempting offer
and Hickey was advised on all sides
TO accept He turned Il down
Hickey. IN refusing. looked into
the future. lie realized that Hornsby
was the man around whom he mus,
build his ball club.
That ho had the right dope ~
proved by the showing the Cardinals
are making In the 1929 campaign.
The New York Giants are certain 70
be tested 10 the limit.
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Crystal
Quartet
Is Filed
Four Crack Swimmers En-
ter Star Meet; Junior
Prelims Today

TOUR members Of the Crystal
Swimming club ssns Ia their
eatriss for The star city swimming
meet today.
sprixxy washer. Merlin Fsdden.
Kathsryins Brown ma Fob Smith
al entered the eampetlsion-
All os these swimmers win com.
pete IN the big carnival IN the lake
Washington canal saturday. as they
are listed In the senior events.
Entries for the senior swimmers
are open until wednesday night. but
must all be Med by that time
JUNIOR rREIIMs
on TODAY
Today the junior prsiir,lnsriss are
being run off AZ Madrona and Green
lake bathing beaches THE program
AZ Madrona viii start At .. IN.
while the races st Green lake. No. .
beach. viii begin shortly after is.se.
-Four swimmers arc TO quality at
each bearh. according to a iastrnln-
ute ruling BY dad" Henry. with
tho frat three fInishers nt each
beach In each race qualifying for
the finals. An effort viii ~ made
20 start air swimmers in each event
IN the finals NEXT week. and IN case
any Of the three auniifiers fail IN
show up the fourth swimmer will
start.
The following program win be In
effect AZ bath beaches:
GIRLS EVENTS
Under ~ years oldl bo.yard free
style dash.
Undcr IL years oldD bo.yard free
style dash. so,yard back stroke dash.
50.yard breast stroke dash.
BOYS EVENTS
Under ~ years OLD so.yard free
style dash.
0fndsr is years olD so.yard free
style dash.
Under ~ years oid) ioo.yard FIRE.
style dash. 5o.yard back stroke dash.
so-yard breast stroke dash.
OFFICIALS
NAMED
Henry announces his list Of Off.
ciais for the preliminarics as follows:
Starter--Frank Vance.
Timers--Jim Arbuthnot. Heck Ed.
niundson, c. l. uttcrhach.
Judges OF rtnish--tCreen Lake,.
Jack Moen. Joe shidier. sam La
Neve; Madronal Lambert stern.
berg. Lou Evans. Jack Moen.
Clerk Of Course--seaburn prown
Referee--Earl Fry.
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MacD ONALD
DEFEATS
BURRuL.

TACOMA. Aug. f-.-seui.fina's
! and finals IN All Pacific North
west tennis championships were 70
b played here today. regardless Of
weather conditions.
Announcement was made that In
the event the rain continues. matches
will be played on the indoor courts al
the state Armory.
Two ssmifinai iISts in the mems
singles were determined yesterday.
when wallace Scott. OF Tacoma. and
Herbert shuhr. Of California. won the
matches.
In the womep's singles. Mayrne
Macdonald. Of Seattle. advanced into
the sersLfinsls by defeating Frances
BurriIl. OF California. So. ca.
. AItho n great many matches re.
main TO be played, " IL thought that
the meet Win be finished by nightfaIf.
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FRENCH TENNIS
MEN SLIPPING

BOSTON. Aus. IL. Australia
needs TO take but one Of the two
singles matches from France ivrs
this afternoon TO win the sernl.finai
round Of the Davis cup matches and
get into the finals against spain tn
Philadelphia next weak.
In today's play. Gerald Patterson
viii play the youthful cochet and
Pat O'Hara Wood win meet Colbert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
ny HENRY l. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Aug. i2.--Severar
IN prominent amateur golf players
are about to be ruled into profes.
sionai class. according TO information
received today from reliable source.
The Golf association may disqual.
ify the players before the amateur
championship starts next month. Mt
Brookline, Mass. u was understood.
Several OF the amateur players are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Leon de Turenne, MaymeMacDonald
and Armand Marion Easily in Lead
Donald Womens Singles and Armand
Booked
With International Singles and Northwest Finals
BY LEO II. LAssEN


thu
with three singles titles to his credit the division
Northwest courts and has earned her aur
hsomesp end
Thirdly
recordb
IarodVa n
Washington
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8 PhIlIp. nse ~ w Ash IN n. a. W. sausberr
use j. H. MacDcugan .D Bohon ca
vs. "
Hugh Fitzgerald golf champion Of Sc
final match ss hcle championship
course last Tuesday The big upset Of the two days play the
Rodia semi nai
The frs, nrh, Cooper Roy Humphr,s
hon~s Tho boys5s Of club at
ole No,sh keeps his he will be
the Pacific Northwest played the Yakima
sept 20 and e This
this last which one stroke better
in 1919 On two rreyio,s round, ,. Well
Of 81 g. going pretty
championship tourne, s The seattle Golf
played within thu next few days when
se ,"s ,o. e ~, % , Graham " serassr-n
he scored victory In his match against W. J. Hall.
Three Of the semifhaiss cup competition
ngon known and the fourth viii
Hanlonsirs IT,
the hah Of the
kr while Mrs Don Moore plays the winner Of tods match
The lower bracket.
They
ion nj the i'm Phillips
VIII decide who takes the sGhoc match DR. reached
the finals by soaring win r. white In the other semi
handsome young haberdashcr from Second ave
The eclectic Darlington
n. r. Jackson Mrs. r. Wheeler the
point behind the winning net total The hons in the second
division j. Zancker.
Play
Coli club was brought TO close last saturday when the Knight
margin In the final
HENRY l.. said to have on the nav
NEW YORK, i2several OF sporting
~
iona class according information 600
OF the
oClafo Aieuua Iihr Liur apaatat
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said 10 have been found on the pay
roll OF sporting goods firms. The an.
nuai income OF one OF the players is
said 10 have been in excess of ss5..
600.
II Is understood that none OF the
high.rnnkinE amateurs. such as Icv.
ans, Jones, Guilford. Heron and 9th.
ers. OF the champion or near-cham.
pion class. has been found TO be VIC.
latlng the rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

UoNGwooD COUNTRY CLUB.
Chestnut Hills, Mass. Aug. IL.
Heavy min today caused postpone.
ment Of the two remaining singles
matches In the semi.finai round OF
the Davis cup tennis match between
Australia and France. The matches
VIII be played Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
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time these clubs met the de-
cision was $3.50, both clubs
taking four games.
Frisco Is saving Jim Scott TO open
against the Tigers. and the veteran.
who Is having his best season IN
tho Coast league. has been poison
to the Tigers all year.
In this big series Bill James vii
be the Vernon mainsfay. as he
seems 20 have something on the
ReAln
II win be = truly great battle OF
tho giants. and II the Seals mop az
they VIII bo m n fine position u
cash In on the flag. On the other
hand. should Vernon clean up. this
series the race down this hons
stretch will DO a pip.
Don't overlook Los Angeles In
figuring tho pennant dope In the
Coast league. Red Kiiiefer Is one
Of the greatest fighters I'm the game
and he may pull another Garrison
finish such AZ won the flag for the
ceiestlais last year.
A year ago today the Angels were
In fourth place. ~ games out Of
first place. with san Francisco lead.
Ing. seattis second and SACRAMENTO
third.
Today the Angels are IN third
place. lcB games out OF the lead.
They're still dangerous.
The Los Angeles club would be In
second place now N II hadn't been
for that disastrous road trip they
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Hickey
Unique
Leader
St. Louis Manager Has
Led Cardinals Out Of
Wilderness
BY BILLY EVANS

RANCH HfCkEr
first attracted
the sporttn s
spotlight b. re.
fusing 20 play
baseball on fun
day.
when he b-r
came a manager
he carried cut
the though, along
the same lines.
and the 81 fouin
Cardinals Il the
only major isagus
club that really
has two man.
ayers.
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ANOTHER "CRUCIALY
SERIES IS LOOMING
San Francisco and Vernon Battle in Frisco Again
Next Week; Don't Overlook Los Angeles; Portland
Not Particularly Pleased With AL Demaree
BY LEO II. LAssEN

C>PORTINC a sevengame lead, the San Francisco Scas
y have wonderful chance of putting real ground
between themselves and the Vernon Tigers when these
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uEsrLTs
rsw rerk 4. Philadelphia 4
wssnlrssen O. tsn~fon 4
Ne others sehsAeiss.
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Running true TO predictions. beth
81. I>ouls clubs are back in the ;<ad
In the big races because they have
been cleaning up the weak sisters
OF their respective organizatlons
while the Yanks and the Giants have
been hitting some rough shedding
among the better teams. The differ
encs between the leaders IL 90 close,
however. that two Of the greatest
finishes IN the history Of the rnajor1
Is due down the home stretch.
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Seattle's Trio Of Tennis Aces

the
Macdonald the and the right
Leon de who easily the leader in the mems singles division
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

walter yshrsea drove m shr~~ runs
sad ka~<k~f Washings~s tsts -
viet~~y ever the Nod So. u~stsn
pslied triple plsy In the ntsth.
Great support hack % Huabsi ss.
nhisd the rhiiilss 70 beat the Bra,ss.
10 8.
Ths Giants came cut 81 tksif slump
and beat the Rchtns. ~ I.
re~ssvaayrs hevp--Bu1t>t &c. hasa
tripl~d snd scored sne nm snsi ds~se
m sno<hsr In the sirsh. gtvt~G th~
rAsks . 70 vists~y ever tho Ash-
i~tk<n-
rit,ssurx made 70 ~ straight b. ts-
fssting the Reds. : 20 !.
The Pirates got ~ hits Gar ~ bases IN.
eiudfnx . homer ~ Resell
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riussurx made 70 ~ ssrsisat b. %.
fe.ting the Reds. 70 /.
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The PIRATES got ~ hits ser ~ bass IN
eiudfnx . homer ~ Resell
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took recently in which they lost ~
out Of - starts.
Portland isn't terrible excitsS over
Al Demaree as manager Of the club
The csrfoonist hasn't the dash and
fire that brings instant popularity.
The Beaver scribes are starting q
cam pairn 10 make Bill Rodgers
manager Of The club. Rawrness. who
brought the Sacramento club homs
IN second piaee last year. and then
got the air, IL now IN Denver.
with n run Of ~ straight xzmeE.
Pittsburg ls the big threat IN ti&l
National league, The return Of
Charley Schmidt. their great catcher.
who was boi6ouf most Of the sea.
son. seems 10 have instilIed new fight
into the Pirates. Tho Smoky CITY
crew has one Of the GREATEST young
pitching stsffs In the country. ana
with n smart infleld and one Of th~
greatest cutfield- IN the game. they'
will be dangerous the rest Of the
way.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

es pofQue seglin los mds endiabladOs
miembros del Embassy Club, al ceial,
aunqne me este NAL el decirlo, tengo
cl honor de pertenecer csc bigotc CO..
nozca va las sutiles tialtrIras del
Strand. No.. Tehil6 D sim tefiri
cen gufas o recortaGyo. riIbio o negro.
.el 1igOte resulta, para las ntievas ge-
5neraciones britaIieas, I'M objeto de
profundas meditaciones " de inter1ni9
nables discusiones. Tanto es asf, que
.el mismfsim0 Times crey6 necesario,
poeos afIos hace, abrir nna infor1na-
-ci6n entire sgls lectprasa para saber 81
era indispe pensable, para encontiar +. no
via, renunciar les pelos de la cara.
81 resultado del plebiscito fne 10 que
tenfa que ser. La inmensa mayorfa
de las votantes Sc declare contra el
bigote, Y las mas empedernidas bigo-
t6fobas creyeron desde entonces que
cL pleit0 qEedaba fallado segdn sus
deseos. Aliora, por culpa del nueyo
principe, el debate sc abre de nuev0.
10 que hacc temer los Danqueros de
la City que las vivarachas typewri
tings ya bastante distrafdas por los
prOblemas de Ia peineta espaEola v de
las b1fandas parisienses descuiden
completamente los teclados de sus ma
quinas de cscribir, para entregarse a
Ia guerra civil de los pelos. masculi-
nos, que en- el fondo no :es tai vez mas
seria que la de les gra,lbafiStGS de
Swift; pero que. ell sus manifestation
mes, puede crear una nueya division
de las almas, en- un pals donle ya los
ulsterianos, los sinaefeia, los indianis-
tas = los egipcios, Sc mueyeal 10 bas-
tante para que el pobre Lloyd George
tenga que yenir a Franeia, ,cada yez
que quiera pasar una nochc tranquila.
b. Gomes Garlic.
Paris. 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

CnanlD Sc anulici0 oficialmente que
el Rey de Tnglaterra concedfa Ia mano
de sd hija tinica a i'm simple hidalgO.
casi sin tftulo, tcdos rec0rylam0s otr0
Gasp analogo que aparece, entire las
spdginas de la cr6nica medieval, como
Ia realizaci6n de rn cslento dc hadas.
Me referd a las fb6das Sie aquel ins
quieto Y melanc6lico Simon de Mont
fort; catalan devote, dnalhorado del
OEiente, que no tenfa, en- el momento
de conyertirse en- cA6ado de Enrique
III, sino a prestigio de su NAL ca-
rdcter y de su buena espada. La be-
La Eleonora 10 sam6 ,profsiad amente,
y los poetas hicieron 1e GE aln peltso-
maize de leyenda, coronado de 'hierro.
AL vlzconde que desde aver es verne
de Jorge v, no nos era possible, dada
la prosa dc nuestro siglo. figurarnoslo'
armadso de todas las arnlas Y caballe
10 en- corcel sarraceno. Per su sltua-
ci6n de principe consortc, la Jarreteral
que su augusto suegro acaba dc abrO-
char su pierna, parccfanos bastante
como sfmbolo de gentil alianza. Pcrol
no Sc por que, tai vez porque Cha
teaubifand fre tambien vizconde, lol
suponfamos muy joycn, muy parecidol
al palido Rene, muy digno de figurar
Ell una dc las fieStaS de los colegios
lie Oxfort, vestido de pajc. ! he aquf
que los peri0dicos publican su retra-
io, ! que el fciiz moral SC, presnta
ante nosotros tai custl es en- realidad,
1Ara desiiusfonar nucstfo fncurable
ronaiitioasmo, con su rostro grave !
ya maduro, con stA cabelfrfa aigO ca
MA, pcillada de un lnodo burguts: conI
IN pliegue aniargo eli los Iabios, con
sns ojos nluy fristes i con su Bigote...
Esto del bigote, sUbre totlo, aseguranl
los ecos de Picadilly. ha sorprenlido
a las misses del Raino Undo. Y no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

Prince Of Como derrota al heroe de Ia
tarde.,~La quinta carrera qued6 anulada.
>>Va5ios Jockeys multsdos.~> lndio
Sc vlo en- un apuro
Sc We en- lln apllro

Ante un p1blico bastante hnmeroso
Sc efectuaron aver en- el Hip6dromo
de Santurce las carrerRs anunciadas,
ante un entusiasnlo delirante. Hacia
algunas semanas que no veiamos tan
concurrido la pista.
En- la primera carrera, de 1900 me-
tros que iba descartado Bird Man, ga
no el premio Prince of Como siguien-
dole Radium y Catalina hacienda un
record de 1-22, 1-22 lis v 1-22 2I5. Sc
jugaron en- la banca de primera y Sc
gunda $528.50 $666.00 respectiva-
mente. Prince of Como pago en- pri-
mera $3.50 en- segunda $1.62. FL
jockey del Ruisehor fue suspendido
por dos meses. Los jockeys del Prin-
ce of Como, Catalina y Radium fue-
ron multados con $1,000. Bird Man
fue retirado de Ia carrera, siendo es-
ta nula para el pool.
La segunda carrera de 900 metros
gan6 el premio el descartado Giuri,
Slgulendole Surama y ECLIPSE con un
record de IT 1I5, 1-72I5 y IT BIS,
$527.5O Y ss51.OO fueron jugados en-
la banca de primera v segunda res
pectivamente. Giuri pago en- primera
$1.32 Y Snralna en- segunda 1892. Los
jockeys de Naranjfto, Audaz y Mo-
grovita fueron eondenados a $1,000
cada uno.
En- la tercera carrera de 1900 me-
tros, donde iba descartado Golden
Flint (al D. BARGE, gano este el pre-
mio la entrada de la raya, siguien-
dole Lyric y Escoba. La recorrida
la hicieron en- 1-26 2I5, 1-26 3I5 y
1926 4I5. Golden Flint que hizo una
carrsra exceptional pag6 en- primera
81 centavos y Lyric en- segunda So
centavos. Sc jugaron en- la banca de
primera y segunda $4,000 y $4,000
respectivamente Sin duda esta fu6
la carrera mas animada de Ia tarde.
En- Ia cuarta carrera de 1900 me-
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tros, fue el preTnio para el descartado
Royal Motor, quicn hizo la recorri-
da, en- forma admirable, siguiendole
Gheque y Coqueta., Los records fue-
ron 1-49 2I5, 1-49 3E5 v 1-49 Ais. Fue-
ron jugados en- Ia banca de primera y
segunda $6O2.5O y $435.50 respecti-
vamente. Royal pag6 en- prinera 81
Hcentavos y Cheqne en- segunda So cen-
tavos. Alma Llanera no ton6 parti-
cipacion en-. la carrera previo aviso. /.
La quinta carrera de 900 metros,
la cual era muy interesante, despues
de haberse efectuado las apuestas en-
todas las bancas, Y estando todos los
caballos en- Inca el juez alzo la ma
va, y despues que los caballos habian
recorrido como cien metros, dijo que
no ,habia dado salida, anulandose Ia
carrera, para el pool. El juez recibio
una poderosa pitada bien merecida.
En- la sexta carrera de 100 metros
gano el premio el descartado IndiO,
siguiandole Tocor6n v Maria Luisa,
hacienda un record de l. -16 2I5, 1-16 3I6
v lie dis, $362.5O y $72s;5O fueron
pagados respectiyamente en-. la banca
de primera Y segunda, Indio pago en-
primera II centavos Y Tocoron en- se-
gunda 26 centayos. LIE recomendamos
al jockey de Indio que en- 10 successive
Sc deje de esas monerias, pnes aver
Sc VIC un POGO apurado para ganar la
carrera.
En- la Ultima carrera de 400 me-
tros, gan6 Ia carrera Dotty, siguien-
dole Madrid v Gala. $1,111.0O y
$4,000 fueron jugados en- la banca
de primera y segunda respectivameh-
te. Dotty pago en- primera $l.14 y
en- segunda As centavos.
El pool Official fue repartido entire
1902 personas tocando q $3.04 por
cabeza.
Il g-s i, Gffs5 VI Ina ,ifn H'drOrSs5, 1sA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10

sport, cualquier sitio donde Sc congre-
ga la gente para su recreo (place Of
public amusement seran prohfbidos,
ba5os inuItas de IS hhalsta $500 con pdr:f-
sion pof I'M perfodo dc uno hasta seis
meses, segdiilI Ia discredi6n de- iii cor
teA Tddos los eas6s deDerdh SET lieya-
dos slahte la tC6ftg de Policfa. i9H 4s
.En ffente de estos Iempefos resuel.
tossal forzar 6sobre la Naci6n tales le-
yesyF hay QueIdespertarseqa Eer de- que
fnlnle son aestasip proposiciones y por
donde liesarfanpi lo!sLs eh So So.
ae0pfnansog uelcualquiera ley de do
milrgo esfmalas que oes opuesta al es-
pLritn gde dAmdriGa, ytquestrae consigo
tlesastFOsas CONSEQUENCE arr ssles M
son naias por1uc oBtiehen por fiier-
ia del fpodert civil una INSTITUTION re-
.Iigiosa. Sihgih s6bietnp Etiene el dere:-
eliO de invadir Id concieiicia ereligiosa
de- la persona. ofN qe mo iiisfe .sfe!
Bajo Id ley p1ropfuseSstta, et infiel, CO.
no ii iudfo D I'll sabatario, sera obi
gado, SO pena de multas y carcel, a
someterse a una institution religiosa
en- La que no tiene ninguna confianza.
Esfdn Ell contra del esptgitH de Am6-
rico porque baten el mismo principle
al cual Sc debe la grandeza de la ma
Eci6n americana, la completa separation
del Estado y la Iglesia. Violan la Cons
tituci6n. que declara: "el Congreso no
debe hacer ninguna ley con respecto al
esCablecimientO dc una religion, pro
hibir el libre ejerclcio dc ella, \, ,s5,3....,
Eontradicen las, ,tradiGienes naciona,
les mas autorizadas. James Madison
declaro: ia religion no csta dentro
de Ia esfera del gobierno hnmanoi' y
tuna conexi0n entire Hellos lel estado
= Ia iglesia) ofende a ambos. ' /
Respecto do asuntos de fndole ptfa.
mente religiosa las leyes debieran es-
tar tan calladas como 81 no existiera
en- el mundo tai cosa como la religion
La ley no puede tener ninguna reli.
gi6n, pues que no puede tener todas,
81 acepta la de una secta ofende las
demas sectas. 81 favorece la religion
de Ia mayorfa, tiraniza a Ia minorfa ;
81 establece Ia religion del Cristiano,
ofende al infiel, Al judfo y Al pagano.n
Disertaci6n sobre Derechos Huma-
nos por q. r. Hurtbut.
Son desdstrosGs et stts co,secNcla-
cids. Basta referirse a Ia historic
enropea lnrante Ia edad media, como
tambien i la historic de las primeras
colonias en- America.
La tiranla sobre las eoncieneias de
los honbress ejercida por gehisrnos,
que fueron inspirados por organiza-
dafes religiosos, esta escrita con san.
gre torfura sobte Ias pdginas de Ia
hiatoria p M sl df
a pssar de tOdo este: desconoeiendc
boE complete 10 que debieramos recol
ger del pasado. estos .refOFmhdores
se ponen 4 eanlbiar Ii Constitution Ed
| 10 que sarantiza Il IIBertad ae CON
eiencia teligiosa los pueblos que vi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-10
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Acompanado de su, distingulda fa-
milia SC ha trasladado QuebradiIlas
nucstro amigo el scfior Pedro Archie,
que va convaleccr dc Ia enfermedad
que le aqucj6 por algin tempo. Es
doctor Arturo Archie, que desempela
IN inportante cargo en- "a adninistra,
'cion municipal de aquelIa pGblaci6n.
cs hiJo del anciano viajero, que deia
por algin tiempo su antigua residen-
'cia &C n Gale del Parque y, les de-
iseamos las mejores impresiones a los
que sc ausentan.