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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
Washington Park Gossip

Three Tribe double plays helped Hill out
Of holes Tuesday The Senators executed
two double killings at the expense Of the
Indians
Johnny Hodapp. playing third. started
two OF the home two-ply plays He had
six assists lie got one hit. an inaeld
drlbbler The Cincy kid appeared to be
pulling with his body and as a result he
did not get one out OF the inheld Here
hoping Johnny does not fall into a slump.
Big. schmandt got two hits. Bailey two
and Sticking two.
Kruegers double IN the first inning
drove In two runs and Schmandts timely
single put two more across. Exit Ambrose
and enter Sanders. The Indians didn't do
much with Sanders in the pinches but they
managed to score one in the third and one
in the sixth.
The Senators scored IN the second
fourth and ninth In FIVE Of the nine III
nings only three batsmen faced Hll. His h
slammed three hits for Columbus. Russell
two and Brooks two
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Officials Of the tournament decided
to carry the finals over until next
Tuesday instead Of Monday rather
than make the attempt to catch up
on the round lost Tuesday by the
postponement.
It was felt that some Of the star
players who have been printing
themselves for a crack at Bill Til
den's title might go stale with only
one days lay-off and that over-work
in the early rounds might throw
them of their game.
The matches that were called off
late Monday because of a storm and
the second round matches postponed
Tuesday were to be played today.
The feature match on this after
Moons program was to be that Of
Bill Tilden, the national title holder,
vs.. Manuel Alfonso, the Spanish star.
It was a rather stiff opener for
Tilden and was equally hard or
\ Alfonso, who was forced to meet the
Outstanding player in the tourna-
'ment without a chance TO warm up
against easy opponents.
Tildsa was expected to win, al
though Alfonso IS the only player
who has beaten him in the last two
years.
The champion then viii have 20
beat Lucien Williams, the Chicago
former Intercollegiate champion from
Yale. Williams has been coming
fast AMI has been regarded as one of
the dark horses in the tournament.
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TWODUESENBERG
RACERS QUALIFY
Harry Harz Sets Record at
Altoona Course.

Bv Times Special
ALTOONA. Pa, Aug. 27.-Ten Of
the fourteen drivers qualified Tues
day for the 250-mile race here Labor
Day. Harry Hartz set new
qualifying record when he went the
mile and one-quarter at the rate of
123 miles an hour.
Two Indianapolis Duesenbergs
qualified with Peter De Paola and
Joe Boyer driving.
The order of qualification accord
ing to speed was as follows: HartZ,
Murphy. Mourre, Fengler, Conner,
Cooper. De Paola, Hill, Boyer. Nc
DonOugh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
IRON MAN PITCHER HERE
Real Iron, This One-Jarvis An
nounces Amateur Night Friday.

r. Walter Jarvis, president of the
Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Asso-
citation, announced today Friday
night of this week will be Amateur
Association night for a private DEM
onstration of the patented baseball
pitching machine in the 700 block
on w. Washington st.
Members of the association are re-
quested to be present at 8 o'clock.
The machine is known as the iron
man baseball wonder Of the age. ."
The machine throws curves, fast
ones and slow ones, according to
advance notices.
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Brightwood Grid

petroit-Boston. rain.
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With A. A. Leaders

league game at Washington Park
this season and after that they will
be forced TO do all the fighting in
enemy territory.
The circus was a rival attraction
Tuesday, but the Indians drew 100
paid and about 500 women and 500
school children. 1t va ladies
day" and kids day"
Carmen Hill went the fuli route
for the Tribe Tuesday and won. to
g.. He was opposed by Ambrose and
Sanders, the former taking the count
in the first inning. The home boys
collected twelve hits to nine for the
visitors.
1t was not an easy victory. The
Senators proved a real threat with
the upper bracket of their batting
order always dangerous. Reb Rus.
sell socked one over the low right
field fence in the ninth, but fortu.
nately for the Indians, the bases
were unoccupied.
Field Umpire Connolly allowed
each team an interference" double
play. Murphy interfered with Jones
in the sixth and Jones interfered
with Baird in the Tribes half CT
the sixth.
This women are learning to root
and at the proper time.
Reb Russell still can hit EN-.
throw EN- and catch EN-.
Fftzsimmons was the probable
Tribe pitching selection today.
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Stone Stops Conroy

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Ad
Stone, Philadelphia light heavy
weight, knocked out Mike Conroy,
Rochester, in the seventh round
here Tuesday night.
Nate Goldman, Philadelphia light
weight, won a ten-round decision
from Sid Barbarian. Detroit
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Big Leagues

- AUSER. Athletic first base
III man. hit his twenty-first
L homer in the twelfth inning
and beat the White Sox, 40, Tues
day. It was the thirteenth straight
defeat for the Sox.
Rogers Hornsby hit his twenty
second homer-the sixth in six days
and three doubles, but the other
Cards couldn't do anything with Bur
leigh Crimes, and the Robins
won. "A.
After winning eight straight
games. the Washington Senators
lost the first game of a double
header to the Browns. 10, Tuesday.
but they won the second game, GO.
and lost only one point IN per
centage.
Two errors by Grantham in the
ninth inning Tuesday started a rally
that gave the Giants four runs and
an 1I-to-s victory over the Cubs.
Yde let the Pills have only five
hits in the first game Tuesday and
the Pirates won, 6-1, but Hubbell
outpitched Morrison in the second
game and the Pills copied, 81.
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Boxing Card Tonight
AT Fr. HARRISON. s 30

AT FIT. HARRISON. $3.50
Patsy Rocco. Chicago vs. Norm Genet
Barberton, Ohio; ten rounds at los pounds
Sidney Click. Indianapolis VS. Joe
Cooper. West York tIH); ten rounds at
1877 pounds.
Fast Black. Indianapolis VS. Indian
Horner Marion six rounds at LA pounds
Young Forbes. Chcago VS. Tommy
Ryan. Marion: six rounds at 126 pounds
Pinky Crosby. Indianapolis. vs. Pat
Walsh. Indianapolis four rounds at 15S
pounds
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All Sections Represented
Riley Tigers Practice

Coach Nichols has asked all play
ers to attend the meeting and prac-
tice tonight at Rhodius Park of
the Riley Tigers. 1t is important
that all players be present as new
signals will be introduced and sew
eral new plays discussed.
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sprints by his easy victory Tuesday
at Saratoga in a mile and three-six-
teenth event with an impost Of 1876
pounds. Sarazen is a gelding and not
eligible for the first two races, but
very likely will be on hand at
Latonia in October for a try at the
$4,000 purse.
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What's $1,000 to Golfer.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-One of
New York's innovations can not get
started, as the city has been unable
to find any expert willing to take
S4.5OO a year for acting as golf SUI
DerViSor
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The Indians were holding the top
perch by margin of ten points this
morning and hopes were glowing for
another victory over Columbus this
afternoon. It's a furious struggle.
AS the end Of the Tribes home
stand approaches the local rooters
are becoming red hot with excite
ment. Monday is the last day the
popular Bushmen perform in a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27

Two-base hits-Krueger, Hill. murphy.
home run Russell. Stoten base -
Bailey. Sacrifices Bailey. Kruger.
Double plays-Hodapp to Sticking to
Schmandt. 2; Sticking to Jones 10
Schmandt: Davis to Baird to Russell.
Schneider to Baird to Russell Left on
bases-Indianapolis, 8; Columbus. 3.
Bases on balls-On Ambrose l off
Sanders. L. Struck out-By Sanders /
by Hill. l. Hits-Off Ambrose. in 1-3
inning: off Sanders, S in % innings.
Wild pitch--Sanders. Passed ball-Hart-
ley. Losing pitcher-Ambrose Umpires
-Finneran and Connolly. Time of game
Il 40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27

The Brightwood A c. is in the
field again this fall with a strong
football club. The first workout will
be held Sunday at Brookside grounds
For games address Joe Zimmerman,
care of Bemis Bag Company. Barth
Ave. and Belt Railroad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
He WON'T HAVE
TO CRASH GATE
Its All Being Fixed for the
Prince.
By United Press

d. JWTICu I'TfES
NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Invita-
ton TO attend all the boxing bouts
held here during his visit as its
guest Will be extended to the Prince
of Wales by the New York boxing
commission. The prince, it is under
stood. viii attend the Firpo-Wills
fight as the guest Of the United
States Polo Association.
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Spanish Standians Make Slight ST. Paul
FIRST FROM SENATOR'S
BOOSTS TRIBE CHANCES
Bushmen Beat Columbus While Aliens Team Breaks
Even at MIWaukee-ExCement at Ball Park,
By EDDIE ASH

The outcome of the American Association Tues
day all in favor of Own Bushs league leading Indians
The Hooses downed the Senators the series opener here
the second place Saints lost and douheheader Mil
waukee and the thdpace COOn defeated by the Hens
at Louisville
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
FAVORS
YOUNG STRIBLING
Georgian Battles BerIenbaCh
Tonight in New York,
By United Press

By United PTess
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Young
Stribling, Georgia light heavyweight,
was a slight favorite in the betting
today to win from Paul Berlenbach,
New York, when they meet tonight
in a six-round bout at the Velo-
drome Striblng is suffering from a
bad cold
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Jake Daubert led the attack on
Benton Tuesday with two doubles
and a triple and the Reds beat the
Braves. 10. behind Jete Donohue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGTE
GAMES TODAY
ANIERICAN AssOCIATION
AMERICAN IEAGTE

Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS. Toledo
a. Louisville. St Paul al Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City 1.-TWO gamesl
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Feature Games of the Past
Aug. p, 1887 -
TWO MEN SCORE SIX RUNS EACH
Aug. 81. 1887

them Pittsburgh earlier in
~
%
no less than six
Meanwhile Pitts
ADVANTAGE The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
TENNIS KING PERFORMS
IN DA US FEATURE PLAY
Bill Rules Favore, as Usual - Title Tourney Officials
Announce Finals for Tuesday,
Bv HENRY L. FARRELL
b United Press STAT Correspondent

FOREST HILLS, n. y Aug PA bright and clear
weather brought ideal conditions for play today in the
onal championships at the West Side Tennis Club here this
The courts in splendid condition after the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
FIRST EPINARD RACE AT
BELMONT ON LABOR DAY
French Horse Gets Initial Test at New York Track in
$4,000 Eyent-Zev Reported Ready.
BIZ Tim Special

NEW YORK. Aug 27-Epinard, the French horse, in
the United States for series of three with this
y BEST shipped from Saratoga Tuesday night special
for Belmont Park track which the first of the nterna
tional specials will be held Labor dav
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Ruth. Yankees. 40; Fournier, Rob
ms, 25; Hornsby, Cardinals, %; Hau-
ser, Athletics, 81.
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Chicago at Philadelphia two gaues( d.
Detroit at Boston two games). Cleve-
land at New York 1.-TWO games)- St Louis
at Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-27
TIMES BASEBALL
TOURNE INJECTING
CARDED THURSDAY
Schedules for Sunday and
Monday to Be Drawn
% Teams Entered.

Twenty-Five teams have entered
the annual Times tourney for the
city Independent baseball champion
ship. Battle for the sandlot title
opens Sunday on the city park dia-
monds and will be resumed Monday,
Labor day. and then every Sunday
thereafter until all but one undefeat-
ed clui remains.
The Times viii award watch fob
medals to members Of the winning
club nd the final contest probably
will be staged at Washington Park
Notice to Managers
The first meeting of team manag-
ers will be held at the Y. M. C. A.
Thursday at 7:45 p. m. and each club
entered in the tourney is requested
to have its manager or captain, or
both, present. AT this meeting team
managers must turn in their entry
lists Of players. Not more than fif-
teen players may be entered by each
manager.
Schedules for Sunday and Monday
will be drawn Thursday at the meet
ing and umpires assigned. Umpires
desiring to officiate are requested. to
attend the meeting. Not more than
two representatives of each team are
desired at the first session.
Tourney rules and other details
will be explained at the Thursday
meeting. Because of the odd num-
Der of teams entered not all clubs
will play in the first round. There
fore, teams drawing byes will get in
to the second round Labor Day with /
out performing in the first round |
Sunday.
All Sections Represented
1t IS an elimination affair and one
defeat means "out" until next year.
This is the fifth annual event and
all sections of the city will be rep
resented.
Look EN- over. Here is the start
ing field: Theta Alpha Kappas.
Eagles 211, Holy Trinity, Oriental
Shoe Shop, Belmonts, Mapleton Ma
rooms, Spades, Brookside A. AS, Vel.
low Cabs. Southern Grays, Indian
apolis Blues. Y. NJ. S. Don Jones,
manager); Capitol All-Stars, Celts,
Jackson Reds. Meldon Club, Pirates,
Militaries, Highland A. C.s, Smiths
AllStars, Barnes Specials. East End
ers, Rural Red Sox, Arsenal Cubs,
Wizards
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THREF-I IEAGTE

Terre Haute, II; Peoria, (eleven in
ninEsl.
Evansville. 13: Danvine 5.
Decatur. 6: Bloomington .
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. 81. Louis
It Chicago NO others scheduled
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New York -. go 600 O04-1l 20 Q
Chicago ...... 021 104 100 Q Is 3
Jonnard. Dean. Ryan. MaUn. McQuillan.
Gowdy. Snyder: Blake. Alexander. Jacobs.
OFarrelL.
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PATSY ROCCO
TN one Of the double wind
| ups at Fit. Benjamin Harri-
son tonight Patsy Rocco,
Chicago middleweight. viii clash
with Norm Genet. Ohio mauler,
over the teu-round route. In the
other feature Sydney Click, local
south side lightweight, will trade
punches with Joe Cooper. West
York. Ill. Three other bouts are
carded
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Toledo ...... OH Gao OO2-9 10 1
Louisville 1890 200 O03 OOO-o 10
Scott. CASTOR; Esteu. Holley. Wick.
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Minneapolis 800. OO3 600 300 8 10 0
Kansas City zee. 200 030 ell II ?
New eeney. Niehaus. Wrts; Cheeves.
Lindsey. Amman. Billings
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Mil
bals-Mner. B. l. Umphe-Doecher
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AMERICAN LEAGTE

First Camel
s.. Louis ..-.-. 5Ioo 03o OIL II Q
Washington &c.. 600 600 GOO ?
ShocSer. Severed: Zahniser. Russell
Specie. Ruel Tate.
Second Camel
St. Louis 1900 600 600 300 l
washington - 600 ia O0s-6 IL ,
Danforth Pruett. Grant. Severeid
Ogden. RueI
Twelve InninEsl
Chicago &C.,. 600 COL 02G 000-3 10 o
Philadelphia 600 210 600 OO1--4 10 ,
Faber Grouse Schalk: ROmmel. Helm
sch. Buggy. Perkins.
Cleveland-New York. rain.
Detroit-Boston. rain.
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CFrst Camel

CFirst Camel
philadelphia 600 100 OOO-1 ; 3
Pittsburgh 80. oil O1O sos Is l
Ring Wilson; Yde. Smith.
Second Camel
PHILADELPHIA. -. 600 O1O 100 Z 0
PITTSBURGH 800. 600 100 O0O-1 Q 3
Hubbeu. Henline: Morrison. Adams
Schmidt
Brooklyn ..... OO4 002 0O1-7 IS o
St Louis ...... 600 101 011-4 10 l
Grimes Taylor; Stuart, Fowler. Bell
Gonzales.
Boston ........ 600 600 600 + 3
Cincinnati 1890 Ola 600 02@-7 Il o
Benton. Yeargin. Gibson: Donohue.
WingO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-09
Presidente,
Junta Local de Elecciones.
LA SOCIEDAD "ONDINAS DEL
GUAMANI" DESPIDE A La
SRTA. ISABEL SABATER EN-
SU VIDA DE SOLTERA -
P Presidente,

Fue regia la fiesta dada el dia !
del corriente en- la residencia de do
ma Isolina Diaz. en- Guayama, con
motive de la despedida de soltera' de
la simpatica Srta. Isabel Sabater
Di6 comienzo dicha fiesta a 1a3
$3.50 P. NJ. La Ultima en- llegar fue
la festejada quien fue recibida con-
una saliva de aplausos V Vivas lie
vada en- brazos hasta un gfupo &c
seiioritas que la esperaba en- una
manta la mantearon por espaclo
de 5 minutes.
Tenian preparado ell siguiente pro-
grama:
1.-Representaci6n de la boda: ac-
tuando de novia la Srta. Irene Te-
xidor v de novio la Srta. Lolo Po-
lrata. Padrinos: Isolina Dlaz Car
men Lopez. Cupido: Srta Antonia
Agostini, Pale: Josehna oabater.
2.-Canci6n~ bale Salome-lrene
TeXidor.
9. Rumba-LoI0 Porrata Irene.
A. Bale.
5. Sorpresa a la futura desposad&.
6. Bale de figuras-Judith Scott
Y Josephine Sanchez.
Z. Regia cena-menG exquisite.
Brindis- -sobresalieron los de So
fla Brenes, Josefna Sabater, Maria
Rovira, Maria Delfna Vicenty y Lo-
IL Porrata.
8. Juegos.
9. Discourse por la Srta. Isabel Sa-
batter dando las gracias a la So
ciedad "Ondinas del Guamanf' a
su digna presidenta Ketty Porrata
la vez invita- para una fiesta que
dara para corresponder a los obse-
quios que les han hecho.
Entire las concmrentes podimos re-
cordar la Sra Isolina Diaz, Sra.
dc Laboy, de Mayoral, de Rovira,
&c Sabater, Vda. de Wives, Sra. de-
pavila, de Castillo, de Torres, de
Martinez de Amy y de Texidor. Las
senoritas: Isabel Josephine Saba
ter, Sofia Brenes, Ketty Y Lolo Po-
rrata, Maria y Pepita Royira, Ju-
cith Scott, Carlota Morales, Jose
rhine Sanchez, Rosa, Yuya y Mer-
cades Amy, Isabel, Cons'1elo y Ge-
ella Rovira, Carmen Muiiz, Beien
Bristo, Sofia Garriga, Carmen Lo-
7 ez, Tete Gely, Tona Y Mary Ages
TIM. Ofelia Acosta Luisa Ramui.
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LA sITUAcIoN EscUETA

Asi estan las cosas, pues. Ell AL
calde de La ciudad, exige la renuncia
del Presidente de la A1ianza Puerto
rriquena, y este su vez, no Sc queda
corto pide exactamente 10 mismo,
pero invirtiendo los terminus. Com
prendCran nuestros lectores, que una
situacion de tai indole es altamente
perjudicial para los intereses de la
Alianza, va, que es sumamente necesa-
rio, que refine la mayor ammonia entire
los citadcs caballeros, dada la posi-
ci6n que ocupan dentro de la colecti-
vidad La situaci6n no puede ser
poor, ppdiendo agravarse de IN lnomen
to otro, surgiendo difcultades de
caracter ann mas serio y Que ponga
EN- peligro la vida de la Ahanza en- ese
municipio.
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MAC DONALD SALE HOY PARA
PARIS

PARIS, julio 8 Omitted Press) -
Ell jefe del gobierno ingles, Macdonald
llegara a esta capital ell nlartes. Viene
conferenciar con Herriot sobre ell
asunto de las indemnizaciones de la
conferencia interaliada que ha de ce-
lebrarse en- Londres, p1oximamente,
pues parece que Ultima hora han sur
gido d1fcultades entire ambos gobier-
nos
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ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS

Sc ALQUALA EN- sANTURCE, calle
del Parque, Parada 4S1a, desde ell pri-
nero de agosto al so de septiembre,
casa amueblada, casi contigua al Par
que Borinquen Y Bahus de Mar.
Informaran: Telefono 462 rojo, San
turce. 7-23.
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Atentamente,
E. w. KEITH,
Superintendent General de
Eleciones.
Precinto de.

Precinto de.........
Julio. .... de 1924.
CERTIFICO: Que he recibido de T..
w. Keith, Superintendent General
de Elecciones, cinco relaciones mos
trando los nombres de personals con-
ira la inscription de las cuales han
sido radicadas solicitudes de eXelu-
sion, Y las cuales he distribuido Sc
gun 10 exige la Circular No. 20
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Ell Board de ElecdiO
nes Sc dirige a..
continuation de la sa. pagina)

(2) Archfvese una copia como re
cord de esa Junta Local.
(3) Entreguese una copia al Pre-
s1dente del Comite Local de. cada
ano de los tres partidos politicos
organizados en- Puerto Rico, (esto
es: Union de Puerto Rico, Republi-
cano Puertorriqueno, Y Socialista),
tomando el correspondence recibo
en- cada case.
Oportunamente les fue remitido Il
ustedes para ser distribuido segun
Sc especifica mas adelante, cierto nu-
nero. de modelos de contradeclara-
ci0n para ser usados en- contestar So
licitudes de exclusion, 10 cual agra
deere a ustedes Sc siryan c0muni
car los Presidentes de los Comitei
Locales de los partidos politicos an
tes mencionados, al momento dc ha-
cel1es la entrega de las adjuntas re-
laciones. Estos modelos de contrade
claracion seran distribuidos en- la 81
guiente forma:
(a) Sc entregara una cuarta par
te de cada una de las classes al Pre-
sidente del Comite Local de cada
uno de los tres partidos politicos or
ganizados menciOnados.
(b) Sc reservara la cuarta parte
restante para ser distribuida entire
aquellos individuos que personal
nlente solicitor modelos para su
propio uso en- contestar solicitudes
de exclusion de sus inscripciones.
Sirvase desglosar el reeibo al pie,
v devolverlo Embellishments esta
oicina una vez lleno y tirmad9 por
usted,
Este Asunto es. Urgente.
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Y como consecuencia de los debates
un incidente de caracter personal, en-
ire ell alcalde de la ciudad, Don NJ
Lopez del Vale Ell Presidente de la
'sAlianza Puertorriquena'' Don S
L. Rocafort, echandose en- cara sas
errores mutuamente. La discussion aAc-
nazaba convertirse en- disputa, dado 10
acalorado de la misma, aunque feliz,
mente fue evitado por los amigos. Ell
Alcalde de la ciudad, DR.. Lopez del
Vale, hizo responsible de la situacion
anormal por que atraviesa Ia Alianza
en- la localidad al Sr. Rocafort, ma
nifestando que este debia presentar
Embellishments Ia renuncia de Su car
go, va que las circunstancias 10 obi
gaban clio, estaba demostrado pie
namente su fracaso como director de
una colectividad politica
Pero ell Sr. Rocafort, su vez,
como Presidente de la 'Alianza Puer-
torriquena' en- Humacao, hace respon-
sable al Alcalde de todo 10 malo que
esta pasando, y solicita tambien ur-
gentemente que este proceda sin de-
mora alguna a presentar la renuncia
de su puesto, va que la buena marcha
de los asuntos de la administrator
10 exige asi, siendo su permanencia en-
dicho cargo altamente perjudicial pa
IA los interses del partido. 81 ell AL
calde renuhCia, manifesto que Ell esta
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sas Infornaran telefono 159 azul.
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