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II. A. C. and x of C.

Members of the Hoosier A. c. and
Knights of Columbus who have not
paid for tickets to the amateur box
ing show Saturday are requested to
send the money to Ed Clemens, 1926
Hume Mansur building, or return
tickets.
Money or tickets can be returned
to the H. A. c. or K. Of C. clubhouse,
also.
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DO You KnO1O
Baseball
By BILLY EVANS



l. If a fielder has the ball in his pos
session ready to touch a base runer and,
after so doing, the ball is deliberately
knocked out of his hands by the runner,
Nhat Is the proper decision:-D. F.
,. If a runner on first believing that a
fly bali is not going to be caught. starts to
advance, and has nearly reached third base
when the fielder makes the catchl does the
throwing of the ball to second base before
lie can get back there double him up?-
NJ. p
8. If after a batted ball goes through
an infielder. base runner in the opinion
of the umpire deliberately kicks such a
hit ball what is the proper ruling "A A
ANSWERS
l. The runner should be called out for
such an act.
,. In order to properly make the play.
the runner should either be touched with
the ball, or it should be thrown to the base
he occupied when the ball was hit and in
this instance it was first
3. The base runner should be called out
for interference.
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De PAW Grid Schedule


GREENCASTLE. Ind, June q
The De Paw football team will
face some stiff opposition this fall
when they meet Butler. Wabash
and other powerful aggregations
The 1924 schedule is as follows
oct. 4, Indiana, there; oct. II,
Hanover, here; Oct 18, Franklin.
here; Oct. %, Illinois. there; Nov.
l, Butler, there; Nov 8, Purdue,
there; Nov. %. Wabash, here.
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LATONIA OPENS TUESDAY
Forty First Spring Race Meeting at
Kentucky Track.

BIZ Times Special
LATONIA, KY, June 2.-The
forty -first annual spring racing sea
son will start at Latonia track on
Tuesday. The Inaugural will feature
the racing on the opening day. The
Latonia derby is the main event of
the meeting. The meet will continue
until July s.
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DONOVAN WINS SINGLES
Notre Dame Meter College Champ
Butler Co.'S Doubles

Donovan of Notre Dame won the
State college tennis singles title at
the tourney held at Butler courts
Saturday. He defeated Sagalowsky
of Butler in the finals, G-3, SO, 60,
ga
Kurzrock and Sagalowsky of But
Ter won in the doubles by defeating
Donovan and Centliver of Notre
Dame.
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he could win /two-thirds Of his
major league starts.
Each sought an interview with
Carroll and Coach Jack Barry,
former star Of the Philadelphia
Athletics, but all to no avail.
No pitcher in the history of
college baseball has received as
many big league offers as Carroll.
However, he intends to remain at
Holy Cross until he graduates,
which will be in June of next
year.
Inside dope has it that he is
already signed to a Detroit con-.
tract, and will report immedi-
ately on the close on his college
year
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Lawson Robertson, head coach Of
the American Olympic team, made
this comment about the prospects
for the United States team at Paris
this summer after watching the in
tercollegiate championships and aft
or hearing the results of the four
trial meets Saturday.
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DUNDEE MEETS CHILEAN
Johnny and Vicentini Battle Tonight
in Garden Ring.

b. United Press
NEW YORK, June 2.-Luis Vicen-
uini, Chilean lightweight champion,
will meet Johnny Dundee tonight in
Madison Square Garden in the first
Of a series of Examinations for the
challengers of Benny Leonard.
Sid Barbarian, Detroit, and Jack
Bernstein, New York, are to meet
Wednesday night at the Velodrome
in the second contest of the series.
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Chicago ...... 300 200 OO2-7 13 O
St Louis 80. 900 21O O1O-4 10 1
CYengros. Leverette, Connally Grouse
SEVERED. va
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Philadelphia at Washington rain.
COnly games scheduled.)
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1. u. Beats Chicago

BIZ Times SleClut
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June g.
Indiana University baseball team
took a liking to the offerings of Cub
bins, Chicago University pitcher,
here Saturday and slugged out -
to-3 victory. The MarOOns played
ragged ball. Gauss was effective in
the box for I. Z.
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The Cards Rocked Donohue on
Of the box and beat the Reds, s to
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Rural Red Sox

The Rural Red Sox were rained
out at Walnut Gardens Sunday and
will play there later. The Sox have
open dates and want games with
fast State teams with enclosed parks.
June 8 is open. Address William C.
Pake, 1898 Katherine St, or call
Webster 2054 and ask for Butch,
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Gun Club Shoot

Four trapshooters tied in the
event at the Indianapolis
sg1un Club with scores of 81 out of
possible 100 in the singles
Dougan was second with SO. Remy
took first place in the doubles with
% out Of a dozen pair. Watson
won the handicap with "a out OF rs
at 81 yards.
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Olympic Soccer

81 Cnttcd PTCSS
PARIS, June 2.-Sweden is the
only team that has a chance to de,
feat the powerful Uruguayian team
for the Olympic soccer champion,
ship, critics declared here today
after Uruguay had defeated France
yesterday.
Games to qualify for the semi
finals will bring Italy against
Switzerland and Holland against
Ireland
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BIZ Times SPECIAL
LANSING, Mich, June 2.-The
Michigan Aggies baseball team de.
feated Butler College of Indianapo
lis here Saturday by a score of
to 8. Station of the visitors failed
to hold the local hitters.
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COACH AT GREENCASTLE
w. e. Bausman, Former Purdue
Athlete, Takes Rhea's Place.

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE. Ind. June D.
w. E. Bausman of Circleville. Ind.
will coach the local high school,
athletic teams next year, 1t was an
nounced today.
Bausman is an ex-Purdue Uni
versity football and basketball star
He takes the place of Coach Gilbert
K. Rhea, who has resigned.
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Weller TITLE
SCRAP STAGED
Walker and Tender Meet In
PhiIIy Ring,
BIZ United Press

III { WIIfW ITt8F
PHILA DELPHIA, June .
Mickey Walker, worlds welter-
weight champion. will defend his
title here tonight for the first time
against a dangerous challenger when
he meets Lew Tender, Philadelphia.
in a ten-round decision bout for the
title.
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No Uniforms. No Game

By Times Special
CHICAGO. June Iowa Univer-
sity baseball team here Saturday for
a game with Northwestern forfeited
to the Purple when the Hawkeye
uniforms were lost on the way to
the diamond from the hotel.
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to Fight Harry Wills-Lndars Make First Visit Toledo
BUSH TAKES TRIBE FOR
SHORT TRIP IN OHIO
Hens and Senators to Be Met Before Team Returns
More Bad Luck for Owner Smith.

O,vne Bush piloted his Indians of late Sunday
night Tribe athletes in Toledo today open
series with Jimmy Burke Hens This the Tribe first visit
to Toledo this Columbus will be visited also before
the team returns home June II, meet the Saints
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Big Six Meeting

There will be a meeting of the Big
Six League Wednesday at p. m.
All managers are requested to report
at Smith, Hassler & Sturm's
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Richard said he didn't care to give
any of the details until the contract
had been signed. He did admit,
however, that he had to meet F'irpo's
terms.
1t was reported that Firpo was
holding out for $3.50 900.
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STATE RASERAIL

Dean Brothers. s: Stones Crossing. l..
Hills Camp. 10; Franklin. D.
Seymour. II; Salem, 4.
Liberty. 3 Brookville. O.
Evansville Denbys, 3; Boonville, 4.
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Major Homer Leaders

Ruth, Yanks, 10.
Fournier, Robins, 10.
Ken Williams, Browns, s.
Cy Williams, Phillies, 6.
Hauser, Athletics, 6.
Hartnett, Cubs, 6.
Grantham, Cubs, 6.
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RICHARD MEETS TERMS
ASKED BY LUIS ANGEL
Report Indicates Tex Was Forced to Bid High to Get
South American to Return,

NEW YORK. June 2.-Lus Angel Firpo, South American
champion has accepted terms Harry Wills will
articles today Tex Richard Information that Frpo
had decided to return to the United States
cable received by Richard Juan Homes his South Amer
lean representative
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Wins Three Derbies

Black Gold has won three derbies
this season, the Louisiana, the Ken
lucky and the Ohio. Now if he can
only win a straw hat he'll be right
In stYle.
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RECORD PERFORMANCES
IN OLYMPIC JOURNEYS
IT, S, Track and Field Prospects in Paris Games Very
Favorable After Showing of Athletes in Trials,
B, HENRY l.. FARRELL


NEW YORK, June 2FOur prospects could not be more
pleasing The athletes all surprising We're find
ing hadn't expected and the doing
than expected -
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Louisville at Indianapolis. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGTE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ;...... 900 152 2o0-1O 10 0
Cleveland 49,. 10 ITO O2O- 6 10 l
-Whitehill Woodan: Shaute, Edmonson
Morton. Smith Walters
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HOME RIMS SUNDAY

Fournier. Robins: Terry Giants: Jacob
son. Browns; Cobb. Tigers: Hoomer White
sox Collins. White Sox: Taylor. Robins
Christensen. Saints Brief. Blues
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, June Jack Kearns,
Jack Dempsey's manager. stopped
here late Sunday en- route to New
York. He said Dempsey was ready
to meet either Harry Wills or Firpo
If the proper inducements were
made.
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Ivan Riley Stars

Performances in the meets Satur-
day cinched places on the Olympic
team for a number Of athletes Ivan
Riley of the Illinois Athletic Club
broke the worlds record for the 400
meter hurdles. He made a mark Of
50 $40 seconds. which is good enough
10 win in any meet
Wilson Of the University Of Iowa
made a new worlds record for 200
meters when he sprinted the dis
lance in q 40 seconds.
J. B. Scheaney. Howard Payne
University, equalled the record for
100 meters in 10 As seconds.
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Feature Games of the Past
june ?, 1901
BOSTON SCORES NINE RUNS IN NINTH

Milwaukee of
Bill Reidy his
in
complete
in the cnsn Inning The scnre: :.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN Association
AMERICAN LEAGUE

INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo: Louisville at
Columbus; St. Paul at Milwaukee; Min
neapolis at Kansas City
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Comin's Great Leaps

Comm, star Yale sprinter and
broad jumper, cinched place on the
team when he turned in - feet s
inches for the broad jump, and
Owens, Pennsylvania made a great
performance in the pole vault.
Glenn Hartr uft of Stanford, Bud
Houser Of Calf vnia and Ralph Hills.
Princeton. proved they We're the
best shot putters in the country and
probably winners at Paris.
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Billy EUanS
Says
- VERY major league season
r supplies some outstanding
~-A fo,t,r,., +t, ,ia u,-,t.+ls,-

VERY major league season
r supplies some outstanding
IL featwe-the Dig surprise.
The Philadelphia Athletics pro
vided the greatest thrill of 1928. For
the first two months of the season
it provided competition for the
champion Yankees, then wilted.
The Boston Red Sox of 1924 have
taken the place of the Athletics Of
1928. Just at present Lee Fohl's
team is the sensation Of the majors.
Eva ILL the Red Sox shortly curl
WI up and seek a restful place
IL in the second division as did
the Athletics last year? The Sox
finished last IN 1928.
do not look for the Red Sox to
fail So dienla;ly as did the Athletics.
The Boston club has a batting
punch that the Mackmen lacked.
That is the big reason for my
confidence in Fohl's club. Another
is the fact that they came back
after an early season slump that
would have discouraged the ordi
nary club.
At the close of the first two weeks
Of the ptysen, season the Boston
club was in seventh place. where
most critics believed it belonged. In
the next month of play it worked
itself into a tie for first place. Some
stepping.
ri o ONE expects the Red .Sox to
I'M win a pennant. and they prob
~ ably won't.
Prior TO the opening of the season
Manager Lee Foil refused to make
any prediction for his club other
than it wouldn't finish last. He is
making good that prediction, with
some to spare.
A true test of a clubs worth is
its ability to come back after a pro
tracted slump. Spring reverses are
usually the hardest to recover from.
RI HE Boston club, after winning
| three out of the first four
- games, lost six straight, four
to the Yankees, world champs. Then
came 2Jo-2tie. before the losing
streak was broken with a 15-to-6
win over Washington.
Victory in that SUGGEST started
the Sox on the right road, put them
on a winning streak that has already
lasted over a month.
After winning only three out of
the first ten games. the Sox showed
their mettle by capturing fifteen out
of the next nineteen, sending them
from seventh to tie for first place.
The last time a Boston club was
in first place was in 1918, when the
Red Sox won the American League
pennant.
The Red Sox have set no goal
they simply play for every game.
That is Lee Fohl's system. He con-
tinues to insist his club won't finish
last. The Boston fans believe him. +
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Washington at Philadelphia (No other
games scheduled
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SATURDAY S RESULTS

N<A O4VD<A y 4OE0 = u y
AMERICAN observation-disclosures
?; INDIANAPOLIS. l Kansas City. 8:
Milwaukee,. 2: Toledo Columbus ?.
St. Paul 7; Minneapolis, Q
AMERICAN t.EAGUE-Detroit. 4;
Cleveland, 2. Chicago ID; St. Louis. 2
Washington. H. Boston. l. New York
5-3: Philadelphia 0-5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE--New York 4;
Philadelphia, g. Brooklyn, ii: Boston, g.
Pittsburgh. Y; st. Louis. o. Chicago. 6:
incinnati. 3.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at Pittsburgh Boston at New
York. (No other games scheduled
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AMERICAN ASsOcIATION

minneapolis n ps45 100 90 600 8 /
Harris. Mangum See. Grabby' Fittery
Dixon.
Nh .... oo3 900 800 l
VIM, Keefe Young; Zinn skin
Toledo ....... DOL 600 O21-4 IA 2
Columbus .... 202 Ola Col Is 3
johnson, Frey. Schultz; Northrop. Hart
Louisville at Indianapolis, rain
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ;..... 600 1852 200-1O 10 0
Whitehill woodal; Shaute. Edmonson
Morton. Smith, Walters
Chicago ...... 400 200 OO2-7 IL q
81, Louis ..... 600 210 O10--4 10
CYengros. Leverette. Connally, Grouse
| Severed. W
Philadelphia at Washington rain.
(only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
pittsburgh. coo 100 0OO-1 6 o
chicago. ....... 200 600 00|-2 8,
Morrison, Gooch; Aldridge. Hartnett
Neg York Az, oo1 05I COL 8 il Z
Maun, Baldwin. Snyder, Gowdy
Philadelphia. .. 900 OIL 5Oo-7 IL
Brf RRE steneder III nar,s o01 3E1ms IL
line; Grimes, Taylor.
St. Louis, ..... 202 900 OLE 10 o
-, sothoron. Gonzales Donahue. Luque.
| Wingo.
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The Red SoX have set no goal
they simply play for every game
That is Lee Fohls system. He con.
tinues to insist his club won't finish
last. The Boston fans believe him.
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HoRAcIo vAsoUEz


nay hombres que -irrumpen a la mo-
vida escena de la vida pdblica con Ell
salto soberbio y atrevido del leon nu-
mida; su accion es zarpa, su instinto
presa, llamese esta oro, llamese poder
llamese gloria Estos hombres, Ale
jandro, Cesar, Napoleon, Carlos de
Suecia, f1lgidos meteoros que ilumi-
nan con resplandores de sangre de
incendio etapas culminantes de la fe-.
cunda peregrinaci6n humana, diriase
que surgen, brillan, queman v Sc apa-
gan, impulsados por fuerzas instin-
tos oscuros Q indefnibles, que va como
expression del momento hist6rico, o de
su propia ssqperioridad dinamica, Jos
arrojan con finalidad inescrutable al por
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de SUI existencia. Horacio Vasquez in
vistio la ineludible encomienda, ell
2 de abril de 1902 ell Gobierno de
Juan Isidro Jimcnes cay6 CON i'm
pulse estrepitoso, mas que al empuje
de las huestes horacistas al infujo 81
niestro de su carcomida trabaz6n de
errores.
Apenas organizado Ell Executive Pro-
visional, vi6se. afrentado por los. mas
insolubles y apremiantes problemas. A
todos hizo cara con entereza de PROPOSE
tos indiscutible honradez de criterio;
y en- medic las dificilez circunstancias
creadas ,por Ell deficit de la administra-
ci6n anterior Y los apremiantes gas
tos extorsionados por una Revoluci6n
injustifcabie y encarnizada en- la Ii
nea Noroeste, realizo una admirable
gesti6n econ6mica, cuyo parallel en-
pulcritud es quizas intrazable en- la
Historic Nacional. Y cuando Ell brutal
cuartelazo del 23 de MARIO di6 al tras-
to con los anhelos v las esperanzas de
un grupo de hombres sacramento en-
pedados en- Ell bien nacional, Horacio
Yasquez pleg6 su orgullo,. pleg6 su in
1 (Contin1a EN- Ia pag. 10Y
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NuestO honlenajje a Santo Domingo

.Ninguno de los gobiernos nacionales
ha dejado tan luminosos surcos de.
bicn y, de, gloria civicos como aquel
gobierne memorable. Horacio vasquez
abri6 !. .carceles, repatri6 exiliados, ,di6
alas amplias sincera al pensamiento
libre, y restableci6 con vel .casi 3iinico
prestigio de su probidad insospechable
el derrumbado edifcio del credito pii-
bl.co ;. Y coronando aquella magnffca
fioraci6n de ideales democraticos, fes-
tin6 unas elecciones completamente Ii
bres, v contra las insinuaciones de la
tradiei6n v del egoismo,---y quizas ay |
81 tambienr contra. Las ipsinuaciones con
que esu. propia conciencia debi6 repro
charlie Ell abandonos que en- names inep-
tas ihacia de los destinos nacionales,
--bajo del solo enloquecedor y deslum-
brante rico en- decoro " pobre de pa
stones, el ingenuo espiritu ieno con la
noble satisfaction del deber cumplido =
,2Medios hay en- cuyo enfermizo am
biente la virtud ha de abdicar una mo-
dalidad I'M espacio de SUI existencia,
para, poder afirmar .definitivamente la
supremacia del bien sobre los arraiga-
dos cimientos del error y del crimen
Tai es, 6lesgraciadamente ell nuestro
ICuanto tempo transcurri6 sin que Ell
General Vasquez echara de yer Ell in
fausto curse que su abnegaci6n po-
Utica abandonara ell delicado y pom
deroso esquife del Estado?. Corto
hubo de ser, desgraciadamente AL afic
escaso de su deposition contemplate
Horacio vasquez la desconsoladora y
completa subversi6n que de su labor
hicieran los hombres a cuya response
bilidad encomendara ell Gobierno del
Pals. Un aiio apenas basto a ese Go
bierno para destruir los frescos Q in
maculados cirnientos de La Revolution
de Julio; para aherrojar la prensa, So
focar Ell pensamiento hbre, llenar las
carceles de victimas inocentes, falsear
Ell credito plblico, malversar la Ha-
cienda y eregirse en- alberta rebellion
contra el congreso de la Replblica, y
en- escandaloso reto a la consternada
conciencia nacional; sin que la eterna
e hipocrita excusa, invocation de las
tiranias, La necesidad de- afianzar Ell
orden Pablico, -pudiera ser impetra-
da contra un pueblo en- ell pleno 9 in
alterado ejercicio de sus actividades
pacifcas. .a
sPor segunda vez la Republica TOGO
a la rilstica puerta de Cincinato, y pu-
SO entire sus manos Ell acero salvador
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Ahora que Santo Domingo ha
vuelto la vida de libertad,
acontecimiento que pone en- nues-
tro coraz6n una nota intensa de
gozo y satisfaction, hemos crei-
do oportuno reproducir ell bello
articulo que acerca de la perso-
nalidad del nuevo Presidente de
Santo Domingo, ha escrito ell no.
table poeta Fabio Fiallo:
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tentoso surcO de los destinOs planeta-

tentoso surco de los destinos planeta-
rios.
Hay en- cambio otros hombres que
aparecen en- esa misma escena unjidos
de la majestuosa natural.dad de un fe-
nomeno bello indispensable, con
su mismo caracter de contingencia ge-
ncrosa; tai Ell sol en- las mananas, Ell
verano en- las campifas, Ell Milo lejen-
dario en- sus crccidas NADIA del salto
felino; NADIA del instinto grard.oso 0
feroz. Iluminados por la ciencia, au-
rcolados por ell sacrifcio, pisan tran
quilamente las traidoras tablas del
gran estsdio humane, y ocupan ell So
10 menudo dolorcso, que el Misterio
les sefiala, con la misma serena majes-
tad con que LENA una montana un
horizonte. Tai Socrates, tai Giordano
Bruno, tai Ulises Espaillat y Gregorio
Billini. Y tai, Horacio Vasquez. Y asi
como para aquellos, para los hombres
de presa, ei instinto egoista de en-
grandecimiento ese eje de una vida de
fulgurante rapifia, para estos, para los
hombres de justicia, la conciencia es
faro inalterable de una existencia con-
sagrada al ejercicio de la abnegacion
civica.
Horac;o Vasquez naci6, como 10
saben todos sus coterraneos, en- ell CO.
razon del Cibao, que es el coraz6n de
la Republica La sangre de su cuerpo
la savia de SUI espiritu nutrieronse
la vez con los efuvios generosos
del ambiente feliz de nuestros cam
pos; la TERRA sin fatigas Ell cielo sin
mancha, la palabra sin mancilla. A la
sombra de un hogar noble y sencillo
crecio un caracter sencillo noble,
como al lado de ur arbol fuerte otro
arbol bueno. Y cuando la Vida y Ell
Destino arrancaron este caracter a la
risucfia heredad de sus tranquilos Ia
res, ambos lie hallaron serenamente
preparado para sus austeras contin-
gencias.
El 26 de Julio de 1899 I'm grupo de
esforzados mancebos sc lanz6 al paso
de la Tirania, Y asiendo de la brida a
los enfurecidos corceles, volc6 sobre un
lecho de polvo y de sangre ell CAIRO
pavoroso tronitante del Tirano. La
patria encadenada a los saf1priantos eies
miro con asombro a sus rendentores, y
atrayendolos su seno, coloc6 sobre Ell
mas alto sitial de la Repdblca al var6n
generoso cuya alma Y cuyo nombre
fueran alma Y nombre de la conjura
'libertaria Horacio vasquez era Pre-
sidente Provisional de Ia .Naci6n.
Evening star., 1924-06-19

10th St. and Spring Road.
$11,850 and Up.
Quality homes in this exclusive vicinity,
having six to ten rooms; anil. including
garages.
Built and for sale BY /.
WINFIELD PRESTON.
saiesman at sample house. :,
1855 Ogden St. until Q pa. f.1ee.