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/. Columbia, near neighbor, had five.
Thay were J.. G. Davis, c. J. Dun.
ply. Miller b. STEVENSON, John #.
Br2wner. and Karl KeIlerman.
Warrington HAD walter McCallum;
unattached claimed Page Hufty ana
Johh Shorey; Rolling Road had its
H. I1enox Bond, 3D., and Oak Eth
put in J. F. Daley. q Georgetown
University student.
Failure Of the two Mackenzios
to pry their way into the first six
tenn makes possible another OF
those famous father and son bat
ties, for both are I'm the second
sixteen. ROIand's score Of SO.
Plus the twO-strOlke penalty on the
tenth hole, nearly put him In the
third sixteen, but his father was
only kept cut Of the select circle
after an elimination match that
went three holes.
Play III the f1rst days match play
Is bound to b slow because Of the
heavy rains. The scores In the
qualifying rounds were amazingly
high when 1t II taken into considera-
ton that players Of established merit
were in the lists. The putting
green's were exceptionally slow and
the light touch necessary to knock
down par or near par scores had to
be. dispensed with.
The dope in the first sixteen
seems to slightly favor Chris Dun.
ply. The Columbia star Is a vet.
bran, and he has taken his share
BE- bitter medicine in two successive
defeats. His game IN the present
tourney II good and he likes the
heavy going which prevails.
Roland Mackenzie was soreIy
disappointed when hin net score
Of 90 showed him into tah0 second
Of sixteen. When he was inform
ed Of the 9WO-strOlxe penalty for
smoothing out che sand in the
trap at the tenth hole while his
ball was stin I'm the hole, he took
his card out Of the rack and tore
Il up. After being urged by
MOrveal Thompson to reconsider
Withdrawing he asked that his
card b replaced. It was his first
show Of temperament.
: This chap Dailsy, though some.
what unknown In local circles, IL q
mean golfer. In the Indian Sprine
tournament he turned In one OF the
lowest qualifying scores. but was
forced to withdraw because he could
not take the time off from classes
II he can find time to stay In the
match he will cause the leaders nc
end Of trouble.
Less than one-ha1f Of the 214
golfers In the tournament turned IN
their cards. There was some doubt
that enough would turn In to make
the five sixteens complete. After Il
was found that a low ninety score
would qualify, many groans from
players who had torn up their cards
were heard. Several OF those who
destroyed their cards or withdrew
would have qualified.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
Bowl In Baltimore

Having knocked off the knights
of Pythias of Baltimore In five
games at the Grand Central here,
the Washington Knights will 60 to
Baltimore next Thursday night to
finish the Job In an intercity series.
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The answer Is that Carpenter,
in addition to being colorful and
pleasing to the eve. happened to be
born abroad, ana international
matches make for big gates. II he
came from the East Side of New
York he would have to fight his
way back into favor instead OF be.
ing dropped down in the financial
clover.
n With the same. laudable purpose
IN mind, Richard IL trying to build
up Luis Vicentini. Chileen light.
weight. for a. match with Leonard.
Vicentini il, only a promising young
man at best. but If he gets by his
proposed fight with the elderly
Charley White he will be sent after
Leonard before the end Of the sum.
mer. Luis is not reckoned to have
a. chance. but the international ele.
ment might prove a great boon to
the box office.
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has had enough, but a young col.
lege Fighter will come back for
more again and again. The latter
mas 50 much energy that he does
not know when to STOP"
Shevlin had one suggestion to
make about the present system.
/ think" he said, that there
should be about three tournaments
each year instead of Just one, SO
as to give the boxers more incen-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
Simmons on Top

AL Simons, the young outfielder
from Milwaukee, Is leading Connie
Mack's batsmen with an average OF
.06S for eighteen games. Pail
Strand, champion OF the Pacific
Coast League for the past two
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Navy Blanks Swarthmore.

In speedy game on the Naval
Academy grounds, Navy trounced
Swarthmore, to o. The game
consumed only one hour and twenty.
five minutes. Heiser, Navy pitcher,
let the visitors down with three
/ scattered hits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
Can't Get Started

Ike Thompson, manager Of the
Sherwood team, in advertising for
an opponent for next Sunday, be.
means the fact that rain has pre-
vented his team from getting start.
ed. Ike's phone Is Main 612l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
INTERCO LLECIATEBOXIN
OPPOSED AT HARVARD

CAMBRDGE, Mass May Both F. Moore graduate treas
OF the Harvard Athletic and Coach Bv Shevn
expressed their dsappOva Of making boxing intercollegiate sport
i at Harvard when interviewed SF
Boxing liable to be too much tainted by professionalism
Major Moore As it made
nen boxers get mixed with professional fighters Boston, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
Grotto Players Meet

Manager Joe Leverton has called
q special meeting Of the Kallipolis
Grotto ball players for tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock. First practice
will be held Sunday morning at 10 30
o'clock at American League Park.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
Premiers Meet

All members Of the Premier A. G.
are asked to attend meeting to-
night at 7S X street northwest, at
7:S0 o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

The Petworth A. c. and Tech
High ball teams are due for battle
today at. 4 p. m. on the Washington
barracks kialA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
He Had BIZ Inning

The most hits any player ever
made in one inning was three, the
record being made by T. Burns, Of
Chicago, on September 6. 1888.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
Rube SIM Eloundars

Rube Lutzhe is still Laundering
around at bat his latest average
being .19I.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

euolAeg uoapa-xoH AaCSp
bath, shampoo. Chex
pgoduces an abundant
creamy lather, cleans
quickly and thoroughly
and never initiates.
Thie amazin g new
kind OF soap IL for sale
ct all good drug storee
and toilet counters.
Look for tho checked
package. 0etyour calre
! now. Ask tor
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And that's q liberal estimate.


And that's liberal estimate.
Sikh has been mangled plenty
since he steam-cleaned and
pressed Georges Carpenter in
some French hand laundry, which
leads to the impression that
maybe the Battler had a couple
Of flatirons concealed in his
mitts.
And when business grew dull
within twenty-four-foot rings,
Sikh never hesitated to step
down into the Montmartre dis
trict for his daily punishment,
in which quest he has seldom
been disappointed.
He sampled other folks
knuckles in every cline from
Paris to Havana to Omaha
which is a long way to travel
just to get side-swiped by an
itinerant taxicab carrying two
AASSA0S pA3Ic0 anu = S4G3u IWCe
ord Of no defeats.
The news that Sikh may never
put on the gloves again sounds
too good to be true. The editor
almost refused to print the story
until he had wired back for .
verification and then had the
answer repeated for good meas
ure.
Now everybody is inquiring
what Sikh was doing in Omaha,
anyway? That's easy. He was
in Omaha on his way to the
Pacific coast when he heard that
Carpenter was about to land
on the Atlantic.
All Of which should make good
publicity for the manufacturers
Of the car which finally de-
toured Sih from the idea that
he was ever q boxer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

Men Danish Body
Odors With New Kind
Of Soap
Here Il Q Gimpie, easy way Scr men %
eorFect the embarrassing fault Of persplration
and body odors. Thousands Of men are
offending with these odors and do not know II.
Every Trace Of Odor Gone
for SO Hours
2 A new hind Of soap for men contains .
medicinal extract which has the marvellous
power Of diSsolving. removing and preventing
III Precipitation odors for SO hours.
USe Chex just a. you would other hne
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
Standard Oil Wins

With Humphreys pitching airtight
ball, the Standard Oil team trimmed
the Seamen Gunners, 3 to 0.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

that Sikh viii never fight again
and that is the best tidings that
have licked over the wires since
some second lieutenant started
the rumor that the war was
over three days before it ended
indeed. ~
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SAYS SKILLET"
Finn, Esq.
Good News Comes in Small
Packages by Ten-Word :
Telegram From
Omaha.
By KIRK MILLER.

nAD news is sometimes good
news as the strange case
Of Battling Sikh establishes
beyond a reasonable grand jury
doubt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

Jose LOmbardO, featherweight,
Of the Canal Zone, is also here
looking for the big money. II he
shows enough he win be tossed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

OF the 100000 approxi-
mate people In the world, prob
ably only one-fifth Of 'em have
ever seen Slid in action. The
other four-fifths have been
spared an ordeal that makes
fight fans ti1rg their mugs away
IN horror. y AAAE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

Onaha's best
boulevards and
that in 50 do
ing he busted
two fen ders
and five ribs.
That's the good
n e W s wrapped
up in . suS-
picious looking
telegram.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15
MACKENZIES MAY MEET IN
SECOND SIXTEEN
By ROSS L. CONKLlN.

0h Man Chevy himself must have ratified his bones and ucd
tournament When the final tread had been trOd golf
sixteen - - - $3.50
No they eventually come out the fact remain. that
favoe among Guy SndlSer
Reginald LOTUS Walter Tuckerman R. E. Rse Stead md
G. ID. Courtney. - - " " 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

It seems that Sikh tried to
push an automobile off one Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

CHEX-does more than soap
Manufactured BY Pioneer Products Company. Dap
ton Ohio = Geo Borgfeldt Co.. Sole pigtIibutoEA
5slSus lat 1sth stEsse New York city.
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FREE Es.S.'s:;si..

|EMEE Satisfied
Get q boz Of
| Chez. Unless Il
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after u0es return
what u left to us
and we will gladly
refund yourmoney.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-15

The attend
ing surgeons
state that the
automobile can
be repaired. but
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-30

Sr. Presidente de la
Camara de Comercio,
San Juan de Puerto Rico,
puerto Rico).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-30

San Luis, Oriente, (Cuba),
8 de Sept. de 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-30
VARIASI

Verdaderos problemas criminales se-
ran traidos la consideration de los
jueces que han de integrar tan i'm
portante jurado. Entire ellos hay varios
por mntilaci6n, asesinato, seduction
homicidio voluntario, infracciones al
articulo 81 de la ley, escalamiento en-
primer grado, ETC., ETC.
Entire unos veinte nombres fueron
sorteados solamente ounce que empe-
aaron a servir en- ell dia de aver. FL
Gran Jurado sera compuesto de los ST.
grientes caballeros:
Federico G.. Toro,, Antonio SOLO, Jo-
sc D. Negron v Jose Maria Noriega,
de San Juan; Pablo Landr6n. Agustin
Cervera, Jose Reyes Soto, Manuel
Rodriguez Gomaler, de Rio Piedras;
Luis Betancourt y Juan Quih6nez, de
Rio Grande; Jose Maria Rios. Caste
Luis Calder6n v Luis L. Calder6n de
Loiza; Datino M. Hiraldo, de Carroll
ma; Jose Rivera Diaz de Trujillo Alto.
Este Gran Jurado tendra acci6n
sobre la lista de casos pendientes de
juicio ante la mencionada corte de
Distrito y segin pubhcada por Ell
MUNDo del sabado pasado. Ell Ju-
rado estara de servicio toda esta sema-
ma y quizas parte de Ia pr6xima.
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lNada mas delicicso que una GAIA
de bombones de chocolate "Lowney"
En- los momentos de descanso o en-
los ratios de pasatiempo es muy agra
dable tomar algunos bombones Low
ney frescos y deliciosos. Los hay
rellenos con crema. nueces diversas y
los escogidos bombones que encierran
cerezas exquisitas. Hay una variedad
de classes Y para todos los gustos;
todos. todos ellos forman un presente
digno de una Reina.
Los primeros bomboncs en- cajas
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PONGA ESTA MARAvIILOSA SORTIJA JUNTO A BRILLIANT
LEGITIMO, PUEDE NOTAR ALGUNA
DIFERENCIA, DEVUELVANOSLA E%SFEsE
Los brillantes IRA.

Los brillanteS "Ra-
b 0 M osttivamente
igualan a los bl'il'antes
legftimos. III rnismo
resplandor. la misma
llama resplandeciente
los lnismos deslumbran
tes rayos de fuego vi
vO de arco-iris, cas-
desa tiandO al gus ha 81
do un experto en- bri
liam tes tOda su vida. So
meta al "Rabon' .
las mismas pruebas a
que usted someteria un
brilIgnte legttimo, con,
venzase . ST mismo de
sus asofhbrosas cuali
1adrs.
USE UN BRILLAN
TIE RADON POR
DIFZ DIAS GRATIS
UD. NO ARRIESGA'
EAnA. 81 usted 0 sus
amigos pueden notar
alguna d,ferencia, de
vuelvanosio y lie garan
tizainos Ia devolucion
de su dinero inmedia
tamente. Los n1meros
8 y Q van Vaontados en-
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Aver por la mafiana prestaron ju-
ramento ante la Secretaria de la Cor
te de Distrito, seccion segunda los
ounce cindadanos que han de compo-
ner ell panel de jurados.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Muy Sr. nuestro:
%
Por conceptuarlo, de gran interes
publico, acompanamos, para su pu-
blicacion, 81 la cree usted oportuna,
ia carta que dirije a esta Camara
ell DR.. Jose Morales, Presidente de
la Seccion de Cultura del Casino
Hispano Cubano de San Luis, Orien-
te, (Cuba), fechada el del ccrrien-
/ te, aludiendo al Certamen de Juegos
Florales que ha de celebrarse en- San
Jtiago de Cuba ell dfa "a de febrero
del entrante ano de 1925.
Tambi6n, para su publication, in
cluimos una copia del impreso Con-
vocatoria Bases para dicho Certa
men.
| En- igual sentido nos estamos diri-
giendo otros periodicos, deseamos
expresar, tanto en- nombre del Cast
no Hispano Cubano como en- el pro-
pio nuestro, nauy ginceras gracias por
la propaganda que pueda la prensa
hacer para conceguir lavaliosa CO.
operacion de rnuestros ilustres esori-
torres en- esta Isla.
Atentamente,
4 CAMARA DE COMERCIO
/ DE PUERTO RICO.
@A Arturo BRAVO,
Sec. Gen. Teso.
San Luis, Oriente, (Cuba),
8 de Sept. de 1924.
Sr. Presidente de la
Camara de Comercio,
San Juan de Puerto Rico,
puerto Rico).
Muy senior nuestro:-
Este Casino ha organizado unos
Juegos Florales Hispano Antillanos,
que han de celebrarse conforme q
las Base que tenemos singular gus
to en- acompanarle. !.
Firmas prestigiosas los han dedi-
, cado concentrates y apreciaciones que
Sc ajusten al elevado proposito que
, les inspira, v confiamos en- que I'd.
, les concedera toda su simpatia apo
Rogandole que dichas Bases sean
publicadas en- los periodicos de la
localidad, mucho lie estimariamos.
asf mismo, nos diera su aprobacion
l-que representa- ell aliento moral ne
cesario toda obra de grandeza--y
que en- todo case nos ilustren IA
ciliten cualquiera dato orientacion
que fuera provechoso introducir.
Deseamos encontrar las normas dc
una confraternidad practica Hispa-
no-Americana, y este fin elevado
debemos contribuir Espanoles e His
pano-Americanos con el fervor de
\ hermanos. Serfa para nosotros Ia
pagina mas gloriosa 81 Sc alcanza
a despertar un movimiento collective
capaz de llegar a las esferas supe-
riores.
II Confados en- que usted otorgue 81
adhesion nos es grato suscribirnos
atentos s. s.,
(Fda.) DR.. Jose MORALES,
Presidente de la
Secci0n de Cnltura
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Ell GRAN JURADo DE LA CORTE
DE DISTRITo DE LA SECCION
sEGUNDA QUEDo CoNsTITUIDo
EN- Ell OLA DE AVER
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LOS JUEGOS FLORALES
. HISPANO-ANTILLANOS
San Juan, P. R.,
Septiembre 27, 1924

Sr. Director de Gel MUNDO",
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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CAMARA DE COMERCIO
DE PUERTO RICO.
~tA Arturo BRAVO,
Sec. Gen. Teso.
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[eOpOIdO TOrmes, imprOySado en- Torquenlada Ie-
|gEIatNO, present0 una enmienda a Ia Cdn1ara aver
en- Ia madrugada que pusO una nOta de grima
en- el amino de los aIianCEtaS
nco amos de preside para ell fun iOnario electoral de
los pardos de la Alanza que delnca, para los
puros los socialistas por igual deo Pil[o Garcia
dScursea sobre la Duna Prouidencia dfa sgueute
nos habla de-. "buche pluma''

La session de Ia Camara de Represen-
tantes Sc pro1ongo ell martes por la no.
che hasta las de la madrugada de
aver.
Discutiase la Ley Electoral.Al ira
tarse sobre Ell articulo que estatuye la
participation que Sc ha de dar cada
Partido nolitico en- las mesas electora-
les, muchos fueron los representatives
que hicieron uso de la palabra, va
rios habia tambien que cabeceaban SEN
siblemento vencidos por Ell sueho, pues
eran las tres de la madrugada.
A esa hora, ell rumor de las peroracio-
mes resultaba mas debil a. ell ambiente
enervante del momento, y los legisladores
hundian Id cabeza entire las manos unas
veces, Y otras frotabanse los ojos al
percibir algo 'gordo' de parte del
que hab1aba. 'S'T'e' = l'e'' - 'ss'sA,ss =
En- la nocturnidad de aquel instante
legislative ell representante por San
German Sabana Grande, senior Garcia
Rodriguez, abrio la boca para deer
que a los socialistas deberia degollar-
sele.
Hubo un hgero temblor de emoci6n
en- ell hemiciclo cameral que interrum-
pio el mirvana del representante socia
lista, por ell distrito de Guayama, Sc
nor Pilot Garcia, quien, incorporan-
dose, dijo:
-lSenor Presidente!
-iSefior Representante!- apunto ell
Speaker Guerra, que velaba la Quasi
monoton1a tempranera de la session,
despierto, muy despierto siempre.
El sr. Pilot Garcia alizose la lacia
cabellera Y arremeti6 contra ell caballe-
70 por San German, Sabana Grande,
en- un dlscurso magnffco por 10 furi-
bundo, pero con mucho de sentencioso
y biblico por la factura metafisica del
mismo.
Mas que una replica a las frases ver-
tidas por ell Representante que lie ha-
bia precedido, ell discurso del caballe-
70 por Guayama fue un canto fervoro-
50 la Providencia... A la incierta es-
peranza que en- ella tienen depositada
los socialistas para ell dia de la batalla
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de Ciertos prOfesores
EI dean St. John, temerOsO qui1ds a Ia
Investigation que contra eI estd praC-
tiCandO Ia Camara, Sc apresurO a Or
denar que Sc Ie enhegase eI Diploma
a Ia Sta. Sofia MenguinOff. ANTE eI
COmitG Investigator dedararOn aver
yaiOS teStigOS

El Comite especial de la Camara que
Sc encuentra practicando una investi-
gaci6n respecto de la conducta del
Dean de la Universidad senior st.
John, continue aver su labor, habiendo
escuchando las declaraciones de la Sra.
Menguinoff su senorita hija Sofia.
La sefiorita Menguinoff fu6 victima,
al terminar ell anterior curse escolar de
una manifesto injusticia de parte de
Mr.. st. John, quien lie retuvo ell Diplo-
ma la hora de graduarse alegando
que la seforita Menguinoff no habia
asisti6 los ejercicios de Gimnasia re-
quisito este que es exigido en- la Uni
versidad a las alumnas de todos los
colegios.
Ante Ell Comite investigator de la
Camara la sefiorita Menguinoff decla-
r6 que ella habia sido excusada de ha-
Ger los ejercicios fisicos por haber
presentado dos certificaciones medicas,
una del doctor Gonzalez Martinez y
otra de la doctora Villafafie. Manifesto
ademas, uue la Directora de los ejerci-
clos fisicos, lie rechaz6 las certifcacio-
mes porque va habia pasado Ell tempo
de presentar las excusas, pero que en-
tonces ell doctor Ashford, lie expidio
una certificaei6ns~ declarando que ella
estaba imposibilitada para hacer gim-
nasia Y que Ell estaba dispuesto a de-
mostrar este cualquier otro faculta-
two al perito medico que designara
Ia Universidad.
Con esta certificaci6n del senior Ash
ford. Qued6 excusada la senorita Men
guinoff; pero al terminar ell curse, y
cuando debia graduarse, ell Dean st.
John, lie retuvo ell Diploma.
Tanto la sehora Menguinoff, como su
sefiorita hija, explicaron ampliamente
al Comite la forma incorrecta injurio-
sa usada con elias por ell sefior st John,
quien Sc permiti6 decirle la expresa-
da seforita, embustera.
Refirieron la entrevista que ellos sos
tuvieron con el sefior St., John acompa-
fiadas por ell Lcdo. Cordova Davila
Quien tuvo que feprochar al seiior st
(Continna en- la "a. pag1na.)
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mOd6n esentada aver pOr e epresetane ST. DOnes Sc
aCOd6 OmunCar al COmTOnadO de instruction que amara
deeara que Sc pradCaa una Investigation ferente los he
hOS denunGados por e ST. Gep en- eCi0n con COnduCa

Fl COmEiOnadO de Sandad nsuIar aendendO las ndCaGO
mes de H MundO" nos asegura que dentrO de POGO San
Juan endd un ataderO COmpetamene mOdernO hg6niOO
pues va esd gesOnandO avamente Ia COmpra de unos
erenOS aprOpadOS para eSe Op6sO- Sc vino al SIO
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final de los comicios, en- que. segun
ellos derrotaran a los burgueses que
como ell aliancista senior Garcia Rodri-
guez, abrigan tan sangrientos PROPOSE
tos con respecto los hijos del trabajo.
InsiStiendo en- su tema de Ia Provi-
dencia, ell seiior Pilot Garcia tuvo pc.
riodos enteramente felices, en- que pa
recia despojarse de su oscura indumen-
taria para convertirse en- el verdadero
simbolo de los Antiques romanos, que
describian a esa Divinidad bajo la f.
gura de una mujer venerable, entrada
en- amos, llevando en- una mano ell cuer-
no de Ia abundancia en- la otra una
vara con que marcaba un globo que re-
presentaba ell mundo, en- Ell cual tenia
ella fila la mirada.
= --Pero... ique talento ell del de,egado
por' Gtiayanat ta=oyose nnlifmi1raf seatrs
los supervivientes de las tribunas pJ-
blicas.
Las cuatro de la madrugada iban 4
ser cuando ell Representative ''puro'',
por ell distrito de Ponce, Lcdo. Leopol-
do Tormes, Sc levanto de su escaiio...
-iSeiior Presidente!...
-iSefior Representante!...
Y Sc refirio ell Delegado la terrible
enmienda que esbozamos en- los titulos
Que donde decia: eel funcionario cleo
toral ETC., que sea convicto ETC., incu-
rrira en- un delito de misdemeanor Sc
lie impondra una pena etc, dijera "e
funcionario electoral republicano q
Observation-Disclosures que sea convicto,
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