davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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4 notable abOgadO. .Mr. Francis II. Dexter mani.
fiesta en- unas sensadOnaIs dedaadOnes que 81
el Pueblo de Puerto Rico SesssOmete los diia-
dos ddlSeGetario de Ia Guerra, 'entOnCes ST QUE
da cOmprObadO que este Pueblo no Sc mGe0 los
dereChOs de que quiere gOzar, nj de los que 90
zan actualmente sS habtantes scOmO dudadanOs
de los EStadOS UnidOS
Puerto CO ha SadO aaO tempo una administrator bmOua.
ta que ss dees pohtOS hemban al menOsgetO De desa-
gradO de UaIquid bu6uaa

Hab,ando aver uno de nuestros Repre-
sentantes con ell Licenciado Francis II.
Dexter, Sc lie ocurri6 preguntarle 81
podia decir algo sobre la politica &C.
taal.
Respecto la politica de los parti.
dos'', contesto Ell letrado, mo quiero
hacer manifestation alguna porque es-
toy alejado de la Politica activa, pero,
amigo, me a'egro que me haya dado la
oportunidad de expresar mi protesta
contra Ia actitud del Secretario de la
Guerra, Mr.. Weeks, quien ha lanzado
I'LL ilcase manifestando que 81 no apro-
bara ell proyecto para ell gobernador
elective no ser que dicho proyecto ten
ga efecto no anteS del afio 1882, aun
para esa fecha Ell Congreso no debe dar
su aprobacion 81 ell analfabetismo no Sc
ma reducido lin treinta por ciento dc
los habitantes de Ia isla.
"Cualesquiera que sea el status de.
finitivo de Puerto Rico estoy EN- favor,
como 10 debia estar todo portorriquefio,
de la concession Immediate de las en-
mlendas la presente Carta organica
y las cuales fueron ell objeto de ia cam
pafa llevada a efecto en- Washington
recientemente por la Comisi6n de Ia
Legislature.
He Observable con sorpresasy desa-
sliento en d pEensa Dc estos iiItimos
cias muestras de que algunos de nues-
tros politicos mas prominentes estan
dispuestoS aceptar la arbitraria Q in
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Martinez NadaI, Todd, G6igeI
Y BeCerriI han tornado pOr aSaI-
TO Ia direction del PartidO Re-
pubIiCanO y estdn sembrandO en-
csc partidO Ia anarQuia mas
inaudita":: VaIIdejuIi Rodriguez
Fl verdaderO PartidO Republican, debe
exigirIe a Martinez NadaI y a GGigeI Ia
renunCia de Sus puestOs de COntlanza
va los demdS Ia reSpORSablIi-
dad de SuS a,tOS

Ell Lcdo. Valldejuli Rodriguez ncs
hizo aver estas declaraciones:
Martinez Nadal, Todd, Gelgel y
Becerril han tornado por asaltc Ia dl-
reccion del Partido Republican, y es-
tan sembrando en- este partido "a anaf-
uuia mas inaudita. No hay respeto pa
ra ell Presidente, nj respeto para Ia
colectividad. Martinez Nadal y Ge1gel
han debido renunciar va sus cargos de
confianza en- ell partido. Un Vice Pre-
sidente que ataca la politica de un
.Presidente, menos que antes no ma
va renunciado su cargo, es un homore
a quien la opinion pdblica tiene que
acusar de desleal. Y Tin sacretar1o que
actde de la manera que 10 esta hacien-
do Geigel deja mucho que desear en-
cuanto a SUI capacidad para tai cargo.
Y Todd y Becerril, elementos importan-
tes tambien del Partido Republican,,
no hacen sino cooperando a una labor
oscura de desorden anarquia dentro
del Partido Republican,. La reunion
tenida por estos sefiores con su nueVo
jefe Santiago Iglesias para entregarie'
10 que ellos llaman ell Part1do yRepu
blicano, fin de engrosar las filas de
Partido .Sociaista, heeha esta reunion
a espaidas del Presidente del partido,
sr. Tous Soto, v contra los mandates
del Comite Territorial, demuestra que
Martinez Nadal, Todd, Geigel Bece-
rril a esta hora estan demasiado So
cialistas. Y Ell Partido Republican,. El
verdadero Partido Republican, debe
exigirles Martinez Nadal y Geigei
la renuncia de sus puestos de contain
"a a todos las response bilidades que
demandan sus actuaciones.
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Sostenemos que no pueden existlr
s'inteligencias'' en- Puerto Rico entire
el Partido Socialista, tai y como es en-
la actualidad Y cualquiera de los dos
partidos hist6ricos, porque Ell "Partl-
do Socialista'' nantiene ciertos idea
les b&sicos que le caracterizan y que
son ajenos las doctrinas de los demas
partidos. ssaR
Sc estudia en- este momento la ma
nera de Que el Partido Socialista y Ell
Partido Republican, encuentren una
formula de inteligencia.
(, o ell entendido" entire ell Partido
Socialista y el Republican, es DE
FoNDo es CIRCUNsTANCIAL para
fines electorales.
81 es DE FoNDo, no cabe duda que
uno de los dos partidos tendria que
romper su programa para someterse al
del otro.
81 es CIRCUNSTANCIAI, entonces
el Partido Socialista faltaria los de-
beres que lie impone su Constitution,
La cual le obliga a perseguir como fina-
lidad esencial ell cambio radical de la
actual maquinaria Y no a contribuir
solamente que los resortes de la ac-
tual maQuinaria pasen de las manos
unionistas otras manos.
(Contintia en- la pag!na 81
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iustihcada cOndiei6n cue pone sl Sc
cretario Weeks . Ia concession de lOs
derechos que asisten a los portorriqus-
fsos.
"Despues de vcinticinco afos ds pre-.
paracion. sacrifice. lealtad. y dss-
pues de Ia patfi6tiea brillantisima
campaha librada por los miembEos de
la cOmisi6n de Ia Legislature. en- re-
presentation de los 3 partidos de Ia a.
Ia, los comitSs de Ia Ckmara de Repre-
sentantes y Ell senado de los Estados
Jn'dos. hsbiendo estudiado dstsnida-
inente Ia demanda de los portorriaus.
nos y en- representation de los geneso-
SOS sentimientos del pueblo de los Es.
tados Unidos. infomaron favoraBle-
mente el "bfll'' de Puerto Rico en
snlicitud de su dereeho para eiegir su pro
pio gobernador. seria una imperdona.
BILE debiidad y una ignominioaa sumi.
sion 81 despues de todo esto se aeeptsFa
Ia condici6n impuesta pOr sl seersta.
rio Weeks.
"A pesar dc Ia forma liberal y &C.
nerosa en- que Ia administrator naeio-
hal atiende a los asuntos do Puerto NJ.
CO su forma de gohierno de esta isla
es puramente colonial y anti-democrA-
tica y cuando observada dstenidamsnie
rOr los buenOs hahitantes de los Esta-
So tOennndk - d rkrinA 10 -. >.
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En- medic de una general expectation los autOrS della viola
G6n uerte de Ia mia Gulermina Rodriguez de Rio Pedas
esOdaOn aver en- e Tribunal de DTtrlO Ia terrible senena
de muete que Sc les ha impuesO

emocicn0dO aua
mendo no mperotUo ley medic encO
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La situaci6n debe ser analizada sere-
namente. Sc necesit0n r0zOnamien-
tos y no frases ofensiUas

Ia actual Carta Constitutional del Par
lido SOGaGsta aprObada en- Ponce en-
IuGO de 1923 COntiene principles ra-
diCaIes que son iRCOmpatbleS, con los
CimientOS SObre los uIaIes Sc leyantaH
los dos partidOs hiSt6riCOs de Puerto
b Rico, en- reIaG6n con el OTden
de COSaS exiStente
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NECESITAMOS

aIgunos vendedores competen.
tes para los automobiles que re-
presentamos PACKARD, HUD-
SON y ESSEX. ST I'd. cree tener
las Qualifications necesarias
Venga a visitarnos.
SANTIAGO A. PANzARpI, LTD.
Allen ia. Box 1896.
San Juan.
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A las nueve Y media de Ia maiiana
de aver, Sc constituyo lei Tribunal de
Distrito, del segundo distrito de esta
ciudad bajo Ia presidencia del Hon.
Juez Rodriguez Sierra, on el objeto
de proceder a dictar sentencia contra
los acusados Carlos Arocho y Jacinto
Clemente, recientemente declarados cul-
pables de Asesinato en- Primer Grado,
por haber violado dado muerte, en-
un caiiaveral de Rio Piedras, en- YER
, 1924-05-22
LOCAL RESORT
WILL OPEN SEA-
SON JUNE 9TH,

Wilde Wood, a tourist resort that
is becoming better and better known
as the seasons come and go, has an
nounced that this year will be open
ed by a big dance on the evening of
June 7th. Dancing will start prom
pity at $3.50 o'clock that evening and
will feature an intermission lunch
con.
In making this announcement, the
proprietor, Charlotte p. Dixon, de-
clares that:
wilde Wood is located on Rock
Creek twenty miles southwest of
Rock River Directly on the road to
Sand Lake and Snowy range. You
can choose no better place to spend
your summer vacation than here,
where you find hotel Accommodations
with delicious home cooked meals,
and Sunday chicken dinner a spc-
ialty.
Private cabins may be rented and
supplies for tourists and campers are
available at Wilde Wood Shoppe.
Your time may be pleasantly spent
in trout fishing, horseback riding,
hiking, or playing tennis. The Park
contains a playground for children,
and an open-air pavalion where
dances are given every two weeks.
Come out where the world is in
the making and enjoy your vaca-
ton"
, 1924-05-22
PETROLEUM LAB
WILL BE FEATURE
WYOMING Uni.

Establishment of a Department of
Petroleum Research at the Uni
versity OF Wyoming by the U. S.
Department of Interior is now an
assured fact, according to al an
nouncement last night in The
Branding Iron" student publication
at the State University. The new
University Department will be In
operation by July list.
"The Branding Iron" in %announc-
ing the acquisition Of the Federal
laboratory, states that 1t will be
one of the few great University lab
oratories of the kind in the United
States and goes on to say:
The Petroleum Research Labora-
tory at the University of Wyoming
opens July list, 1924. President
Crane of the University is in receipt
of a letter from Director H. Foster
Baines Of the Bureau of Mines, De
partment of the Interior. stating
that the appropriation for mainten-
ance of a Petroleum Research Labor
atory at Laramie has passed both
House and Senate and seemed quite
definitely assured.
Director Baines requests that the
University complete the preparation
of building and equipment for the
use of the department by July list.
A portion of the new Engineering
, 1924-05-22
Forest Service Plans
Systematic Main
lance of Roads

Allotments rave been made for the
maintenance of all automobile roads
in the Medicine Bow Forest. A
maintenance crew will be engaged
for the summer which will be furn-
ished a patrol grader, pillow and mis-
cellaneous small tools The roads
extending from Boswells to Noun
tain Home, Foxpark-Bear Gulch, and
Foxpark to Albany will be maintain
ed by one crew Another crew will
maintain the roads from Albany to
keystone and Holmes This same
crew will also maintain the road
from Albany to Halls Fork under an
agreement with Albany County who
will pay for whatever work is done
on this particular road
These maintenance crews will go
over the roads with the grader after
each storm and at other times will
work on improving the roads in the
construction of bitches and culverts,
widening the road and removing
rocks from the tread The aim will
be to keep the roads in the best
possible condition for travel at all
times
The maintenance work on the
, 1924-05-22

Building has been reserved as a lab
oratory for the department. 1t will
be divided into convenient rooms,
and the necessary piping and cleo
trio connections made to give suit
able modern conveniences for the
work of the laboratory.
Several specialists will be assign
ed to this station and important re-
search work on petroleum problems
started at once. 1t Is planned t,
place Mr.. d. b. Dow in charge of
the Laramie field office. Mr.. Dow
has been connected with the Bartles-
Vile, Oklahoma, station for several
years and has conducted several i'm
portant Investigations. He is an
author of national repute on prob
lens Of natural gasoline and oil field
emulsions. A conference will be
University authorities and those of
the Bureau to make detailed plans.
1t is very fitting hat a strong
petroleum department should be
maintained at the University of Wy
oming, when one realizes the ire
mendous developments in petroleum
in this state and the great posi-
bilities for the future.
, 1924-05-22
BETTER
IN FEW HOURS
OR NO COST!

This Is the time Of year when your liver
becomes sluggish and your intsrtines become
elogged up with poisonous wnste. Your liver
does not properly purify blood that flows to
your skin. The result 10 sallow complexion.
continue to flood your system, your resistance
is lowered. you feel dull and tired and sick.
Make this test! Cleanse and tone your
liver with DR.. Thncher's Liver and Blood
Syrup. Contains pure ingredients prescribed
by Physicians. Helps nature strengthen your
stomach. soothe tired and over-taNed nerves.
brace up system and purify your blood. Notice
quick difference in way you look. eat. sleep
and feel. You. too. will be satisfied. as Others
have. or no cost.
DIR. Thacher's is sold and by
Pierce and Ryan.
, 1924-05-22

Sand Lake-Arlington road and Brush
Observation-Disclosures Park road will
be maintained by the construction
crews
The two main highways from
Wods Landing to Mountain Home
and from Centennial to- Brooklyn
Lake will be maintained by the State
Highway Department and Albany
county, respectively
, 1924-05-22
TODAY

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Here is the thrill of a powerful six-cylin-
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of a big, roomy body-deep cushioned and
r~cstful; beauty that charactcrizes the most
costly cars.
Now in justice to yourself. look at this car.
Compare it with competitive cars at its price
then with cars selling for several hundred
dollars more.
, 1924-05-22
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upholstery, for obvious rehnements.
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See for yourself what you can buy with lit
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Il 4 n
Ride in this car, ride in competitive cars.
Comparison is the surest way to judge an
automobile. Studebaker will place a Light
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time you name.
Buy no car at $500 or more without max
ing this test. Don't buy blindfolded.
, 1924-05-22

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riding on Kramer to win, this
writer, succumbing largely to an
emotional bunch, is stringing along
with the New Englander.
To beat Kaplan, Kramer will
have to hit him at least once. If
Kaplan is the boxer we figure he
is, Kramer will have trouble
getting a full shot at his jaw.
Kramer, a southpaw, is a jaw
puncher. He likes TO nick the
button.
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greater featherweight champion.
In action he was a veritable hui
man cyclone. Dempsey is the only
fighter we ever saw who APP
preached him in sustained fury
and relentless attack.
And with all his savage, print
tive smashing in the ring, Nc
Govern never had a mark, a tin
ear or a busted beak.
4 hit 'em so hard and so fast
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masters as George Dixon, Terry
McGovern, Abe Attell and John
Kilbane VIII be handed down either
TO Kid Kaplan of Meriden, Conn,
or Danny Kramer of Philadelphia,
survivors in the recent feather
weight tournament.
It will be a contest between a
one-punch battler in Kramer and
an all-round efficient workman in
Kaplan.
And while the educated dough is
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That s something to talk of
on the trip Nipper played the
most consistent ball throughout. He
was in there most of the time and
his floor work and defensive play
was high class. Each one Of the
players had particular games in
which he occupied the limeEght-
At Iowa KOnold went good at
center and the two "Sophs.' Wake
field and Christopher. tossed in
thinning points. Reach and Nipper
Mere the bright particular stars At
Wisconsin At Marquette In d
rough and tumble contest, Paul stood
out along with CoIway. who lid
some fine work at back guard.
Coach Page says the team IS still
in the formative stage with the play
ers being shifted around The Try
ington five won without the services
Of two veterans. Captain Grisgs and
Harker. Reach Is not In the best of
shape now. lie was hurt in the
Wisconsin contest.
Butler goes to Nuncie Normal
Tuesday night and on Saturday
plays its first big game here az
TomlinsOn Han against Vanderbilt.
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BUSH ROLLS 65O
IN DETROIT MEET
Indianapolis BoWIerS Fail to
Land at Top,
By Times Special

RI Times Special
DETROIT, Dec. ga number NJ
indianapolis bowlers rolled into the
list If prize winners al the Central
States bowling tourney on the last
day Of the meet which closed here
Sunday.
Ownie Bush lei the Hoosier en-
trants with $50 In the singles. He
got q 62S in the doubles. but fell
down in the nve-man competition
which kept him out Of the an-events
winners. The winners In the tour
ney:
Five-Msn Event - Central Recreation.
Ere Pa = of7
Doubles r " Reppenhageu-E. Hart
mann Detroit 14lp
~r-'as-E. kal-rh. Detroit. T05.
As-Events r. Hartmann. Detroit
20-4
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they don't set a chance to slam
me-" he used to say.
Most of NIcGovern's fights ended
early. Few OF them went beyond
the fifth or sixth round His vic
tins included Dixon, Gardner,
Santry. Erne. Broad, Cans, Her
rera. Haulon and Tommy Murphy,
all first-class battlers. and tough
as pawn brokers.
McGovern finally was beaten by
Young COrbett Of Denver.
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make a capable and reliable cham
pion On the other hand, if Kap-
Ian wins he may not care to keep
at the low weight, and this would
be bad for the division.
In lending Kaplan our moral and
prophetic support in this fight
and we certainly hope the Connec-
ticut Russian appreciates tive
are counting on his being smart
enough TO solve Kramer's Unortho-
dox style Of milling A southpaw
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GRANGE GIVEN TROPHY


CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-The trophy
awarded annually by the Chicago
Tribune to the grid player most val
liable 10 his team In the Big Ten
has been awarded to Harold Grange
Of Illinois.
Grange received % points I'm a sys
tenn Of scoring and Ralph Baker
Northwestern, was second With IS
points.
Parkin. Iowa; Claypool, Purdue
and II Thomas, Chicago. also re-
ceived points.
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is hard to solve because you face
so few Of them in the course of
a career.
Whichever wins, Kramer or
Kaplan, it will hardly be necessary
to revise the standing Of the great
featherweights Of the past.
And the greatest Of all was
probably McGovern, the immortal
"TerrIble Terry"
McCfoVern was a great bantam
weight champion. and an even
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NeiIl I-naware of "Ileatho

A news hound" on the Pacific
Coast pulled an ivory" recently by
announcing the death OF frankie
Neill, former bantam champion of
the world
Neill, who is employed by an oil
plant at Richmond, Cal, says 'If I
am dead. it is news to me-"
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Scipi0 Team Wins

81 Itnles NpfcinL
SCIPIO, Ind, Dec. 22.-In the
last-of-the-week games for the Scip-
10 High School basketball team
Coach c. L. Wilson's boys team
defeated the Vernon boys squad, 93
to 20, and the sclp1o girls downed the
Vernon girls, "a to 4.
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This element may operate
against Kaplans chances: he has
trouble making the weight, which
Is 126 pounds, eight hours before
the fight. Kaplan has weighed
more than 140 pounds at times
without being seriously out Of
training.
Kramer is more Of a natural
featherweight, and if he does put
over his heavy punches solidly
enough 10 win the title he viii
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HANS INTERESTED
IN NEW LEAGUE
Wagner to Manage Team in
Central Circuit,

PITTSBURGH. Dec. -Forma-
ton Of the Central Baseball League
was launched at d meeting here sun
day. Wheeling. Youngstown. Erie.
Altoona, Johnstown and Canton have
been chosen. while two other cities
lemain To be selected.
q Hans Wagner. former shortSton Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Says he win
he manager of the Youngstown club
in the new league.
TT. Wayne Gndl boosters are bid
ding for a berth in the circuit. il is
said
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McGregor and Rogers viii meet
tonight in the city handicap three
cushion billiard tourney at the
Board Of Trade parlors. With each
player having participated in three
matches, Roberts is leading with a
trio of victories.
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BY JOE WILLIAMS
~ C-........ rr-.-.A.r

TEW YORK. Dec. % Taking
I'M | Joseph Carrora. otherwise
LII Johnny Dundee of New
York. at his word that he definite
" and completely has renowned
the championship. new feather
weight kir- Will be crowned in
Madison Square Garden, Jan. ..
The robes Of purple once Worn
with impressive majesty by such
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CLAYTON INVITATION
Nei Games Wanfcd

The Rambler Midgets want games
with teams in the 15-l6-year-old class.
Western Union. lion Tanners ana An
derson take notice. Address Orville
Ieleman, 40 N Temple Ave, or call
Webster 1882.
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C1ay COUNTY Tourney

By Times Special
BRAZIL. Ind. Dec. 22--The clay
County high school basketball tour
nament viii be staged here Jan. 10.
Eight teams have entered and the
schedule follows:
a m. stanton Va. Bowling Green; .
a. m Brazil W. ASHORE: 10 a. m. Coal
mont vs. Van Buren,: II a m. Cory vs.
Clay CITY; . .. m. wnned OF 8 a. m. Va
winner Of 9 n. m; 3 D. m. winner Of 10
n. N. VS.. winner Of II a. m: s D. M.
winner of u. m. VS. winner Of .. N.
MOTION PICTURES
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Perfect Bowling Score

BF Times special
kOkONo, Ind. Dec. 22.-Bob I.ef-
fert rolled "a perfect 800 game on a
.ocal hoWing alley Saturday night
p q special match.
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HOPES GLOW IN CAMPS
OFLOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Technical Creates Sensation by Knocking Off CrawfordS
Vile, Victor8 Over Martin8yie,

The showing Of Technical and Shortrdge high school
basketball the early games has raised the hopes
of the local followers high pitch The notable show
ing of any indianapolis in time Techs defeat of
Charlottesville the Y Saturday night overtime
90
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O'Rourl1e to Start

Ty Cobb. TO set aside an ru-
Tnors as to who VIII play second
base for the Tigers the coming sea
son. says Frank O'Rourke positively
viii start.
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Capt Jue Mccarthy Captain Elect
Dave Harmon. Harold Barrett David Coz
teilo. Don Corridor Tom Doushrrir. N7u-
r." Egsu Frank Fi,zgerAld Gerald Gll.
Henry Langsen5amu Harold Marks Del
bert Mccormick Frank Mooney. Harry
Mountain. Patrick Msngan and Louis
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Nipper Outstanding Player In Three Feature Victories
Pagemen Go 10 Muncie Normal tuesday Night.

The Butler College basketball team is back home after
remarkable record of defeating Iowa. Wisconsin and Marquette
consecutive nights The results follows Butler
Iowa %; Butler % Wisconsin To- Butler % Marquette IT,