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bases. Rluege, though, was caught at
the plate when Zachary rolled TO
finelli, and McNeely, up for the sec
ond time IN the frame, toulcd to the
Red third sacker.
The Nationals wasted a single in
each of the three innings pitched by
Tom Shean. right-hander. but combe d
Pete Donohue. another rlght-hander.
for two hits and a run in the seventh.
Two we're out when Shirley, who had
been substituted for Judge early in
the game, lifted a double into right
field. Bluege followed with a single
to center, to get his teammate in with
the last marker of the day.
Mike McNally and Spencer Adams
were to do the shortstopping for the
Nationals today in the game with the
Milwaukee Brewers. AS prearranged
when the present tour began, Roger
Peckinpaugh returned to Tampa last
night, but will play against the
Braves tomorrow.
That victory yesterday was scored
before a gathering of Florida Elks
in Orlando as guests of Garry Herr
mann, owner of the Cincinnati club
and past grand exalted ruler Of the
B. P. o. E. There was a band 'nvery-
thing at the game and AL Schacht
had to Lead the musicians.
Os~.b.e Y-ayE ags-a see--- TO be r.e
Eariona.s' .o-re. -aey -aaGs rcTee
against tAe Reds yesterday, r@.sin g
TO seven thei- total Cor tie three
real exhibition games SO far played.
Earl MeNeely had busy time in
center HELD Six difficult running
catches were made by the fleet gar
dener, the Reds keeping him travelling
right and left.
Mule Shirley made the most spec
tacular play of the game when he re-
tired Eddie Roush in the eighth. The
Red shot q wicked grounder well to
Shirley's right, but Mule speared the
ball with one hand and deftly leaped
back to the sack.
Bill HarErave, the red headed
catcher of the Nationals. and Bubbles
Hargrave, Cincinnati receiver with a
pink tinged top, shook hands like the
brothers they are, posed for photos
then jawed one another during the
greater part of the fray, in which they
were behind the bat.
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NEW YORK RACING DATES
APPROVED BY STEWARDS

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Dates for
10 racing meetings in New York State
this season were approved at a meet
ing of the stewards of the Jockey
Club as follows:
United Hunts. April . and 81.
Jamaica, April % to May 81.
Belmont Park. May % to June 13.
AQueduct. June Is to July Z.
Empire City. July to July 30.
Saratoga. July 81 to August 20.
Belmont Park, September to September 15.
Aqueduct, September 10 to September 80.
Jamaica. October l to October 10.
Empire City, October l6 to October 30.
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BALL Is MADE MANAGER
OF THE NEW HAVEN CLUB

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 13.-
Neal Ball, former member of the Cleve-
land Americans, has been made man
ager of the New Haven Eastern League
team for 1925.
He has been coach of the club for
two seasons.
Some years ago he gained fame by
making the first unassisted triple play
in modern" major league history.
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MOCRIDCE AND COVELESKIE
MAY FACE BOSTON BRAVES
Zachary, Marberry and Russell Show Class in Blank.
ing Cincinnati Reds-Milwaukee Club Is to-
Be Met at Sanford Today.
BY. JOHN B. KELLER.

CANFORD 13Ac odays here with the
of the world champion
hoslnics with big
when Boston Braves will be
the first this those pitchers who have
the Ma
wln know he
in his
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Pirate Rockies Score.

PITTSBURGH, March 13-The
Pirate rockies turned the tables on
the regulars at the Corsair camp at
Paso Robles, Calf, and emerged from
yesterdays squad game with a 5-4
victory. 1t was a big day for the
Yannigans, who have already taken
several trounchings from the vet
Grams.
Remy Kremer did mound duty for
five innings for the second-string men
and held the first team to four hits
and one run. Fresco Thompson, the
Yannigans second baseman, enlivened
the afternoon with so much fast
fielding that fans likened him to
Johnny Evers.
Johnnie Sherlock, from Buffalo,
saved the game from tie by grab
bing a short fly in the last inning
and throwing Joe Cronin out at the
plate.
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BOXERS FACE MONDAY
FOR SERVICE TITLES

Titleholders of the Northern district
of the Sd Corps Area will invade Fort
Monroe on Monday to meet representa-
tives of the Southern district in the
finals for the annual area boxing cham
pionshps.
Pvt. Dewey Adams, middleweight;
Pvt. James Tremble, light-heavywei
ard Pvt. George --e---oIe, Heavyweight
~, cary J-.o co.o-s o. L-.e C-----o Ne~6e
TAX Cops =. TIE ....a-sA
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CORINTHIANS LIKE
BASE BALL OUTLOOK

With a squad of 3S players present
at the initial practice session, Coach
Walter Newman of the Corinthfan
Athletic Club is greatly enthused
over the prospects of his Junior and
Midgets nine during the coming base
ball season.
Members OF the club are meeting
tonight in Immaculate Conception
Hall at 1880 o'clock and on Sunday
will stage their first practice tilt. the
Junior team opposing the Midget ag-
gregation on the Corinthian field.
Word comes from It. H. Seay that
the Southern Railway Co. Is following &
the example of other business or
ganizations of the city and will spon-
sor a nine this year The team will
play in the railroad Y. NJ. c. A. loop.
Games with the Mohawks, who hold
their first workout on Sunday morn
ing, may be arranged through Man
ager Rob Roy Mackey.
j. r. Burroughs has been elected
captain of the F. III. Smith Co. base
ball team. Manager Foley Is booking
contests at Main 6464.
Morton Anderson, president of the
Washington Base Ball and Athletic
Association, will preside at meeting
of the Potomac League tonight at the
offices of the Rarsdell Incorporated
Printing Co., 1917 c street.
EIks defeated the Mohawk Midgets
27 to Z, in the opening game of their
season.
Members Of the Virginia Quickstep
nine will practice tomorrow after
noon at $3.50.
Manager E. II. Allen of the Dread
naught Athletic Club Is booking
games at 726 North Washington
street, Alexandria
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AUDITORIUM AVAILABLE.

Louis j. Fosse, general manager
of the Washington Auditorium, has
announced that the main floor of
the building will be clear of seats
on April Z, s, and 8. and may be OBJ
tained for the staging OF athletic
events. A total of $4,000 square feet
of floor space is available
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DUDLEY
HOW TO PLAY BASE BALL
Stanley (Bucky) Harris--
FIRST BASEMAN II-TRAINING HINTS.

baseman inhede quick
follow to
of the prnter,
play practice plus ability
do trick.
hardest task the faces shift his feet He
yourself off the field going from side the other of
the fashion of a pugl shadow boxing.
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Harris to Test More Vets Tomorrow IT. Worth Club Hopes to Keet
CHAMPIONS OF THE SOUTH
WORKING TO RETAIN TITLE
Team Hard Hit by Loss of Some Star PLAYERS. But
Manager Jakey Atz Is Striving for Still Another
Texas League Title.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER

oRT WORTH, March 3 (En California TO Southern
Training CampsThe Texas League deep preparations
struggle 1926 and
at the job mode earnestly than Fort
Worthwinner of titles the and victor
we'll in the Dixie
Perhaps the principal for the players
lies IN modesty their
and Paul agaye the progressive
much about ball Action
word that Dallas Shreveport Beaumont
do
for
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tBatted for Rixey in third inning.
Tran for Bressier In ninth inning.
Nationals. o o o o ol
Reds. .......... o o o o 90
Two.base Mt-Shirley. Three-base hit.-Mc-
Nicely. Sacrifce-Shirley Double plays-Bluege
to Harris to Judge, McNally to Harris to
bases-Nationals, 8; Reds, z. Bases on balls
OF Ri1ey, Q; off M.rberTy, 8; OF Russell. l.
berry, in 8 innings; off Russell. . In 8 IN.
nings; off Rixey. in innings; OF sheehan.
in innings: off Donohue, ia innings.
Hit by pitched ball-Donohue (RusseiD.
Struck out-By Rixey. 2: by Donohue, /. Win
ming pitcher-zachary. Losing pischer--Rixey.
Umpires-Messrs. Rowland and Lohr. Time Of
game-l hour and IS minutes.
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SISLER FIGURES CASTON
TO BE REGULAR PITCHER

T LOUIS, No. March 13-Mlton good
that Manager George Sier
employ the exYankee starting pitcher opening the
1925
display vary delivery
the decision, Siser
Ssler is of four starting hur the others being Bush
Wngard Glider
have victims for the right handler
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SQUASH MATCH ARRANGED.

Squash players of the Washing
ington Racquet Club are scheduled
10 -:eet TIE Baltimore athletic Cub
teS-- o. r-.e -Srre-'s coL-rs ro.-o--
row Afternoon a, $50 o'c.ocx.
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Indian Yannignns Win.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 13.-
Sherry Smith, Cleveland Indians vet
eran southpaw. started where he left
off last year. throwing scarcely any
thing but strikes in a three-inning
practice game, which the yannigans
won, 4 to 2, at Lakeland Yesterday.
Smith allowed seven hits, including
a triple by Riggs Stephenson, who
played right field. Joe Shaute worked
for the regulars. Neither issued u
base on balls.
Outflelder Harvey He1dIick, the last
absentee, arrived at the camp yester-
day. He was detained by his wife's
illness.
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TURNER THROWS NEsToR.

Joe Turner defeated Mike Nestor,
two falls in three, at the Mutual
Theater last night
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for the first real game of the season
against the Shreveport GaSsers to-
morrow.
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Danforth will be a regular, Sisler
says. :. Le shows Up. TIE latest re-
poTs at -1-Ioa Springs, T-a-,
S.owa.e r-A..2g ca=2. are r.st Oa.-
forth plans TO practice deEr.stry IL
Baltimore, as home rown. Catcher
Leo Dixon. regarded as holdoUt,
has wired from Chicago for transpor-
tatton to camp, Sisier said.
The Cardinals are the victims Of
Stool defeat by Sacramento. The
Cardinals left their Stockton. Calf.
training headquarters yesterday, and
lost an exhibition game at Sacramen-
to-
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Tigers Have Reserve.

DETROIT, Mich, March 13.-Infield
reserve strength has been supplied
to the Detroit team through the ac-
QUESTION of Neaun at first and Tave-
ner at shortstop, the first 10 days
workout of the club shows.
The old reliable Haney is present
for third base or any of the infield
positions, while Burke is being re-
tained to fill In at second base. where
he played a part OF last season.
Last years regulars, Blue, ORourke.
Rigney and Jones. are given the pref
erence to start the season. =,
Orders for a game in which the two
infields will perform were given for
today.
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Heat Hammer. Red sox.

BOSTON, March 13-Base ball fans
crowded the park at st. Petersburg
yesterday to see the Boston National
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Such work will make you sure OF
where your feet ought to be. The green
first baseman will always betray himself
by looking around for the bag. He has
lost II when forced to shift to get the
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Reds to Play Orioles.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 13.-The
Cincinnati Reds, victims of SO de-
feat by the champion Washingtonians
at Orlando yesterday, went to Eustis
today to play the Baltimore team,
six-time champions of the Interna-
tional League. Manager Hendricks
took all of his regular players, in
Guiding three catchers, with Rube
Benton, Jake May and Neal Brady
to do the pitching.
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PhfIs Defeat Macks.

PHILADELPHIA, March 13.--A
triple by Joe Schultz, with the bases
full, in the sixth inning gave the
Phillies a 6-to-3 victory over the
Athletics yesterday in the first of a
two-game exhibition series between
the Philadelphia National and Ameri-
can League base ball teams at the
Athletics training camp in Fort
Myers, Fla. The second game is to
be played today.
The Athletics made all their runs
off Couch in the first two innings.
Knight and Belts, who divided the
work on the mound for the National
League team in the last six innings,
were in great form. Only two hits
were made off Knight, while Belts
held the Athletics hitless in the three
innings he worked.
Snappy fielding and base running
on the part of both teams featured
the contest.
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Leaguers defeated by the New York
americans, - to 20.
IGbe Ea-oUa-G 2:rcEec rle @-sr
:oC- Innings fo- the Braves ane we.r
along well uati. tho fourth. wner the
Yaaxees fe... o.. E:1. for Eve ats AID
sour runs.
Today the Braves play the Giants
at Sarasota and Saturday they go to
Tampa to play the Washington
Americans, the world champions.
Hot weather continues in New
Orleans, and Manager Lee Fohl of the
Boston Americans ordered light prac-
tice. Ernie Vache, promising left
fielder, is suffering from charley
horse.
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Manager E. II. Allen of the Dread
naught Athletic Club Is booking
games at 726 North Washington
street, Alexandria
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Eppa Jeptha Rixey, long lefthander,
who used to hurl at the University OF
Virginia before getting big league job,
was pummeled hardest by the Nation
ais. They swung on him for four
clouts and as many runs in the first
frame. McNeely opened the game Iy
driving triple through Zitzmann, in
left field. Harris grounded to Pinelli
at the hot corner and when the lat
ter tossed wildly past first, McNeely
scored. while Bucky got to frst. Rice
slammed q single by Bressler, send
ing Bucky to third. Leibold strolled,
filling the bases Then Judge famed.
but Bluege lined single to center.
tallyinG Harris and Rice and moving
Liebold to the far corner.
Peck's one-base blow to right sent
Leibold home and Bluege TO third and
Bill Hargrave's walk again filled the
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IAIPORTANTE CONFERENCIA
DEL JEFE DEL NEG. DEL
TRABAJO

Hemos sido atentamente invitados
para La conferencia que en- el Ate
neo celebrara ell jueves por la no.
che las ocho en- punto nuestro lius
tire Y querido amigo don Carmelo
IIonor6, Jefe del Negociado del Ira
bajo
La conferencia promote ser inte-
resant1sima tanto por ell tema como
por Ia gran cxperiencta del confe-
rencista.
FL Lcdo. Honor6 desarrollara el
tema problema sociales legisla-
ci0n obrera.
Es de esperarse que Ia sala del
Ateneo estara profusamente LENA
para OR la siempre agradable Y Jul
ciosa palabra del simpatico amigo
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soler y Josefna valdes Tous. pre-
sidenta v secretaria, respecIva-
mente, de la Corte de Honor.
A las cuatro de la tarde comen-
zaran los actos religiosos. inclu-
yendo la bendici6n de Ia gruta ,
fuents Y terminando con la proce-
sion de las Antorchas, desde la
gruta 10 alto del Calvaric.
La banda del Asilo de Nifos. anne
ntzara los cantos religiosos y Sc
ruega a los asistentes que Sc pro-
vean de velas para Il procession nee
turna.
San Juan, santurce, Rio Piedras
Bayamon, Carolina, Trujillo Alto
y Otras poblaciones Sc disponen j
realtzar, Ell dfa "a. una verdaders
moyilizaci6n del Gran Ejercito do
votos de la InmacuIada virgan ID
Lourdes.
Los esposos Rivero- -Boneta Sc com
placen en- invitar a todos sus ami,
gos y relacionados, ofreciendoles
una cordial bienvenida.
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DE INTERES PARA LAS Qua
GUAS QUE VAN Al HIPoDRo-
MO LOS DOMINGoS I"
iGUAGUAS CON RASCA-
CIELOS?

En- la Ultima session de la Co
Mission de Servicio P1blIco Sc acor-
do que todas las guaguas que
llevan y traen pasajeros al Hi
podromo los domingos y dernas
dias de carreras, deben 500 fun
cionar en- tai servicio desde las
IL del dia hasta las 8 de la tar
de, y no durante todo Ell dfa Y
parte de la noche COMB 0c1rre
ahora. g
.Acord6, ademas, que todas las
guaguas que van al Parque Y tie
nen franquicia al Hip6dromo, lie
ven cabo su servicio al traves
de la calle Lola, Avenida' Tapfa,
Sunoco Y vice-versa, a FIN de evi-
tarse con este ei que fdichos ve-
hfculos corran por la Avenida
Ponce de Leon, como 10 hacen en-
la actualidad. = a sap
La Comisi6n resolvi6, tarnhien,
no adrnitir de ahora en- adelants-
vehfculos (guaguasl : cuya capa-
cidad sea mayor de "a pasajeros,
a menos que dichas guaguas, ten
gan de un piso en- adelante, no
iinportandole la Comisi6n que
algdn dfa lleguen contar con
rasca-cielos.
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PINCELADAS
Los DiSCursOs del Comisario

Nuestro gentiI apuesto COmisaro Washington para
consoiarnos sCbre goberno elective
anunco Ia arroganca de hjO Traz Monte
dente Coolidge haria nombramentO aguno para
Comisario
Y efectivamente. e de PrOcurador General
e Senior Coolidge ignorando ell pegro cOrrera hzo
nOmbramento sin consular al emible Comisario.
En- cambO pOr via de jusa compensation Torbett ell
ceebre TOrbett siempre it'll OpOrtuno nfoma con el
acOnsmo desesperante del cable representante
famOsa Uniyersidad de Cornell la
( Pennsylvania.
decmos entras Presdente ignora nuesro
dgnO apOderadO Washington las
ulzar los blantes servOs del Senior Co
msariO rndiendo asi cado homemade Isa ovdada
ell Jefe la Naci6n
TOdo clio vene a 81 persona. apuradO
de agudo c6lco prODnaran curare par
discursOs de QUE DAN Ell OPIO
GIL DE ROBLES.
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de otra manera, por tratarse de es-
tas encantadoras chiquilias, que
aunque en- Ell g6nero que cultivan
eran muy grandes, nos queda Ell
consuelo de que aquf Sc han for
mado y hecho para la comedia.
FL Programa no puede ser mas
interesante. Sc estrenara la admira-
BILE comedia de Arniches en- 8 actos
les mi hombre'', dnalizando la
function con un gran acto de va
riedades, con muchas sorpresas. Sc
nos asegura que La Maravillita y
La Tirana, obsequiaran al pdblico
con un beso, por el sistema de la
aviaci6n.
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DON VICENTE BARLETTA

Acompahado de su bella y dis
tinguida esposa dofia Elvlra Vidal
y de sus encantadoras hijas Elvira
y Dolores, embarca Ell jueves pr6xi-
mo para Nueva York el excelente
Y muy estimado caballero don vi
cente Barletta, conocido hombre dc
negocios Y representante en-
Puerto Rico de los famosos produc-
tos "Erba', de Milan.
Tan distinguidos viajeros, despues
de visitar las poblaciones mas i'm
portantes de los Estados Unidos,
SO trasladaran a Europa, con obje-
to de ernprender otra agradabilfsi-
ma excursion. Estaran presentes en-
las grandes fiestas del Jubilee que
Sc celebraran en- Roma, y, por tlti-
mo, pasaran una tenporada en- Ma
les, donde reside la familia del Sc
nor Barletta.
Deseamos felicfsimo viaje los
esposOs Barletta y sus encanta-
doras hijas.
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de su passion avasalladora, sal-
picada, quizas, por involuntarios
suspiros y, quien sabe, 81 por ale
gun beso furtivo, impreso con
tolcanica rapidez, mientras Sc dis
traen en- cosas indiferentes los
ojos que espian la feliz pareja.
iEn que culminaron. pues, es-
tos supuestos amorios?is Es
En- la denuncia que contra ell
presunto amante fornulsra Laura
ante Ell fiscal Gomez, y entire cuya
prueba apareceu uEas caa tas f..
madas por la Rodriguez, Y diri-
gidas a Acosta, que son una YER
.dadera paradoja, mas bien un abb
surdo. 80
La Imagination al llegar aaeste
punto siente deseos de volar...
Sc piensa en- muchas cosas a Ia
vez al saberse que Laura, ora
acusa en- sus cartaS a sAcosta CO.
MO ell autor de sg deshonra, ora
dice que fue un tai Eseebara ora,
finalmente, que la culpable de su
propia deshonra ha sid9i ellsnmis-
ma, no Sc sabe come,--pues no
10 dice. s.-a5 asesj
Ante esas repetidas hcontradic-
clones el funcionario Investigator.
desdena las acusaeiones deTLaura,
y aunque ella asegurau aueoek PoA s
lcia la ofendi6, sus propias pa
labras inpresas en- las cartas con
su propia letra y sobresiSHsf fma,
la desmienten. ~s.-4 ,ei -
Y he ALI Ell tormentos atroz de
esta "margarita" cQntpadjeteria
Y vengadora.
iCual, entonces, sera la gverdad?
Ella acepta la paternidad9 de
las cartas, pero dice que las es-..
cribi6. al dictado del pole(a Aeos-~
ia. ~sfm h
iTanta candidez en- quien vino
a demandar oil presuntprseorapa-
nero de unos dfas de amor inten-
SOS, y galopantes!... Extrano,
Perc, bien, 10 que mas ha. iptri-
gado al Fiscal no ha- sido, preci-
samente, ell hecho de- la seduction
en- ST, sino la possible "auto seduc-
ci6n" que el inteligente funciona-
rio cree yer en- las n1ismas, paIa-
bras de la joven cuando dice que
ella es la unica culpable de su
desgracia... saS7 q
Ante semejantes Contradictions
y paradojas, la Justicia vacila,
duda, y Sc impone ell principle de
derecho que dice; "es preferible
que disfruten de libertad unos
cuantos culpables antes que vaya
condenarse un inocente."
Y como este case parece que
cae dentro de tales prescripciones.
de ahf que la denuncia de Laura
no lleve trazas de prosperaf. .
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En- la ma1ana del dla de aver es-
tuvimos departiendo con ell senador
Gonzalez Mena, quien saludamos
en- los corredores del Senado. Como
quiera que un diario de la tarde ha-
bia aseguradO que Ell proyecto cream
do en- San Juan I'M gobierno por co
mission y del cual es autor el sena-
dor Gonzalez Mena, estaba fracasa-
do en- el Senado, aprovechamos Ia
cportJlnidad lie preguntamos en-
Que condiciones estaba actualmente
Ell proyecto.
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PRIMERA PEREGRINAcIcN AL
sANTUARIo DE NUEsTRA Sc
NORA DE LoURDEs
PUEBLITo DE LAS CUEVAs.
TRUJmLo ALTO

Ell proxino domingo, "a del mes
actual, tendra lugar una gran pc
regrinacion al Santuario dc Nues-
ira Sonora de Lourdes, puehlito de
Las cuevas.
Para este acto. quo alcanzara
inusitada solenlnidad. invitan a
cuantas personas deseen asistir.
Monsefor Torres, Capell&n de la
ermita, el Rev. Padre Nueva Paz,
y las sefOritas Julia E. Ltoveras
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Edo. Charles E. FooTE,
Juez especial Corte Dit.
Mayagiiez.
DE TEATRos
Ell BENEFICIo DE
EsTA NoCHE

Las aplaudidas artistas, CAMEO
netistas y bailarinas, La Maravilli-
ia Y La Tirana que vienen reali-
zando una bri1lante temporada CO.
mo damas j6venes en- Ell elenco de la
Compafifa de Comedias v Varieda-
des que actda en- el Tres Banderas,
ofrecen esta noche su function de
honor y beneficio.
La lucida actuacion de estas dos
preciosas y jovenes artistas, ha me-
rscido siempre ell mas calido Y fran
co APPLAUSE del publico. Primero
aplaudimos a Blanquita como can
zonetista, despues Sc nos revel6 CO.
mo una exinlia bailarina con su
herinana Amanda, que en- belleza y
gracia tampoco tiene NADIA que en-
vidiar a nadie. X por tltimo, las
dos hermanas, al conjuntarse la
Compafiia de Comedias y varieda-
Fes bajo la direction de saavedra
? Caballero, las vemos lucir como
una esperanza en- la comedia. Ano-
che Rlanquita y Amanda han segui-
do con paso firme y con un senti-
do comun enorme, hacienda progre-
SOS tan notables que va puede de-
cirse son dos artistas completes.
Creemos que esta noche Ell Tres
Banderas, deba ser ostrecho para
ccntener Ell pubIico. Y nd podra ser
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
CIVIL No. 1908
QUO WARRANTO.
sENTENcIA nscRITA Ell
DE MAYO, 1925.

En- primero de Mayo de 1926. Sc
celebr6 la vista de la moci6n para
eliminar (motion to quash>, de Ia
exception previa y de ORA moci6n
en- que SO solicita la nulidad del
auto expedido presentadas por los
demandados, habiendo comaarecido
los demandantes representatives por
el abogado Oscar Souffront, de Ia
frma professional Benes y Souffront,
y los demandados por medic de sus
abogados Luis Mufoz Morales y An
gel A. vazquez.
La Corte, despues de OR los ar
gumentos orales de las parties Y So
metido el case a su consideration,
es de opinion que la Ley eyta en-
contra dc los demandantes Y a IA
Vor de los demandados, y en- su con
secuencia, por los Fundamentals de
la opinion que Sc une al re cord, lie
ia sentencia declarando con lugar
la mcci6n para elininaf emotion
to quash) y annlan.lo el anto oe
Quo Warranto expedido
Y SO inponen las costas los
demandantes.
DADA en- Mayagtiez, P. r. IS
de mayo de 1926.
Edo. Charles E. FooTE,
Juez especial Corte Dit.
Mayagiiez.