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Evening star., 1924-01-01

Keep an eye on Park View" is the
managers message in a challenge
sent to the city's leading junior
teams Games can be arranged by
calling Columbia 9s6-J. Harvey.
Tarker, Hurley. Apparitti, De Binder,
Delaney and Hessler are among the
most promising candidates.
A stirring match is anticipated in
the Comforter Junior-1 Immaculate
Conception Junior game tonight at
1880 o'clock on the latter's floor.
Challenges to the Comforter young
sters are being received by Manager
Eugene Moreland at Lincoln 1897.
Collegiate Five has booked a for
midable foe in the Pullman Company
team, which will be met tomorrow
night at Z o'clock on the Terminal
court. Manager Augustine Is listing
games for the Collegiates at 217 F
street northeast.
st. Andrew players are urged to re-
port in the Epiphany gymnasium
Friday night at o'clock prior 10
their game with the Semlnole 1ossers'
Washington Props have a double
header tonight, meeting the kanaWna
and Montrose teams The preps VIII
oppose the Navy Yaro Marines lo-
morrow night.
HyattsvfIle National Guard team
will be the opponent of the Peck
mer's court. Reserve players of these
combinations are to meet In pre-
Iiminary. Challenges to the Peckmen
NAV be phoned to Manager FRANK
Athey at West 1897 after O'CLOCK.
Kanawha and AnacOstia Eagle teams
were to meet today at 2:ao o'clock on
the Congress Heights auditorium
floor.
Mount Vernon Midgets nosed out
the Good Shepherd. team, 81 to oO.
Burgess played best for the winners.
st. Teresa tossers were offered lit
tie opposition when they sWampeo
the Arab basketers, IS to z. Bra,
zerol and Nelligan Gagged nine and
eight goals. respectively. PERKINS
and Murdock performed well for the
Arabs.
A spirited match was waged be-
tween the Moline and Live wire
teams, the former winning, 10 TO Z.
Both presented a sturdy derense.
Games with the winners can be ar
ranged by calling Manager Heilman
at North 244S.
Murch Junior. will oppose the
South Ends Thursday. Other games
TO De prayed ny Lie muTCh lCdth hoA
low: January s, Epiphany Midgets;
10, Twin Oaks; Is. Independents.
Several dates are open this month,
according to Manager Murch, Lin
coin 1912.
Games are wanted by the Liberty
Athletic Club for tomorrow and
Thursday nights with junior teams
averaging 125 pounds Call Manager
Pop Kremb at Columbia 4165-R-
Elliott Juniors are seeking opposi-
tion with teams in the 125-1S0-pound
class. Telephone Manager Joe Hulse
at Main 1854.
A challenge has been issued by the
Trojan Athletic Club for games with
teams having their own courts Man
ager Parker Faber can be reached at
Lincoln 446S.
Having successfully closed their
gridiron season. the Apaches now are
looking to basket ball. Teame aver
aging 146 TO $50 pounds dssiring
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Wash.
CINCINNATI FIREFIGHTER
is SIGNED BY WHITE SOX

CHICAGO, January 1.-Otto Trae-
ger, a member of the Cincinnati fire
department, has been signed by the
Chicago White Sox on recommends
tion of Heinie Groh, New York third
baSeman.
The recruit, who aspires to depose
Willie Kamm, the 100000 third
baseman, never had experience in or
ganized base ball, but made an i'm
pressive record with independents.
Traeger was in the war and played
against Grover Cleveland Alexander,
the Cubs pitching ace, in France.
He is twentynine years old.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
MISKE STILL VERY I'LL.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, January l.
The condition of Billy Miske, heavy
weight boxer of st. Paul, lowering
between life and death in local hos
early today, although it was said he
rested somewhat easily during the
night. Suffering from Bright's disease,
Miske has been unconscious most of
the time since Saturday and no hope
Is held out for his recovery.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
SPALLA UPSETS PLANS
BY BUENOS AIRES TRIP

MILAN, Italy, January 1-Erminio
SpalIa, Italian heavyweight cham
pion, sailed last Thursday for Buenos
Aires, having signed an agreement to
meet the South American champion,
Luis Firpo.
NEWARK, N. j. January L.
Babe" Cullen of this city, who, with
Nick Kline, holds the American con-.
tract for the services of Erminio
Spalla, the European heavyweight,
expressed himself as up in the air.
over dispatches from Milan announc-
ing that Spalla had sailed for Buenos
Aires to meet Luis Firpo there.
Spalla had agreed to come to the
United States and had been cabled
money for that purpose.
Spalla's action upset Tex Richards 8
plans for a match between the Italian.
and Gene Tunney. American light
heavyweight champion, which had
been announced for February I at
Madison S0NaSe Gardenk
Evening star., 1924-01-01
DEVORMER is RELEASED
BY RED SOX; ONE SIGNED

BOSTON, January 1-President
Robert Quinn of the Boston Ameri-
cans has announced the release of
Catcher AL Devormer to the Mobile
club of the Southern League.
He also said that a contract had
been sent to Ray Massey. an infielder,
of Huntington, w. Va, who has play
ed with the University of Cincin-
natl, and later on professional
teams in the middle west.
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er and thrower were adequately pro-
tected.
Along a line of forwards of un-
doubted strength the ends are the
weakest. But this is only in a COM
parative sense. If the Navy can
make material gains inside the ends
she will be accomplishing more than
any rival accomplished in the re-
cent foot ball season.
AS to climate the HuSkieS come
from a latitude even higher than that
of the midshipmen. In the California
game the heat was so intense that
the uniforms OF the players were
literally wringing wet with perspira
ton. Washington was altogether
unused to such conditions, whereas
California was.
Yet. despite the exhaustion of the
players. there was not a single minute
in the course of the game when Bag
Shaw's men We're not on their toes,
fighting bitterly.
If the Navy defeats this stalwart
combination. her players will have
the satisfaction OF knowing they
have prevailed over the sturdiest ag-
gregation of line plungers TO be
found on the western slope.
tCopyright, 1924)
Evening star., 1924-01-01

Manager John Policy at Lincoln
S617-J.
Boys Club Giants are casting
about for contests in the S5-90-pound
class. Manager Chester Rothery,
Franklin 132, is scheduling games.
RfaltO coHrtmen have hurled a def
at teams in the 130-135-pound class.
A game is wanted Friday in the Will
son Normal School gymnasium Teams
interested. should telephone Manager
Abe Povieh. Franklin 1882, between
and 6 o'clock
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BUCKEYES BEAT YALE.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January LIN
one of the fastest basket bail games
seen mere In years, Ohio State last
the lead soon after the game started,
the Buckeyes were headed but once,
late in the first half, when the score
stood l6 to Is. The score at the end OF
the half was 21 to 16 in favor or
Ohio State.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
GIANT-INDIAN GAME OFF.

CLEVELAND, January because
the National League season opens on
April Is, the New York Giants have
requested E. S. Barnard, president of
the Cleveland American League team,
to cancel an exhibition game the
Giants had promised to play with the
Indians here on April II. President
Barnard agreed.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
NAMES BILLIARD LEADERS.

NEW YORK, January 1.-Percy N.
Collins of the Illinois A. c., heads
the class A balkline billiard players
in the annual ranking announced by
Julian Rice, chairman Of the ranking
committee of the National Associa-
tion of Amateur Billiard Players.
heads the class B list, and Frank
Gray of Brooklyn the class c group.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
PARK VIEW FIVE EXPECTS
TO BE In HUNT FOR TITLE

ARK VIEW JUNIORS make their felt the
Dee Central High School player the Park Views max
ing marked
the players hereabouts have their lot with
the Lucke Rocatty
ParkV Views strength considerably.
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"FARMo FOR NATIONALS.

HAGERSTOWN, January Cham
bersburg will be a farm for some OF
Clark Grifth's youngsters next sum
ing agreement with the owner of the
Washington Club. was announced by
3diYectoYn.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
WILL GRAPPLE TONIGHT.

Joe Turner and Chris Jordan will
appear in the feature wrestling match
to be staged at the Central Coliseum
tonight.
Knick Kassan and Pat MCGUIRE
Will grapple in . preliminary,
Evening star., 1924-01-01
WILLS TO FIGHT MADDEN.

NEWARK, N. J., January 1.-Har-
~ Wills, negro heavyweight cham
pion and challenger Of Jack Dempsey,
has been matched for twelve
round bout with BARLEY Madden, at
E!rst Regiment Armory on Januarxs
Evening star., 1924-01-01
VESTS REPRESENTATIVE
is STRONG COMBINATION
Critics Declare 1t Should Have Captured Coast Cham
pionship-Annapolis Team, on Other Hand,
Is Not Up to Standard.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

the standard
Washington should defeat the
a Pasadena today.
below the of Navy
hand ball who fol-
ngent they easily would have won the Pacific coast
They the Navy the norherne
will be by straight loot bal and line pungng They will have to
eckoned, Mdde
will
the of Wilson, Tesreau Zie and Adel
Evening star., 1924-01-01
WILL PLAY SYRACUSE.

MACON. Ga, January Coach
Stanley Robinson of Mercer Univer-
sity has announced that his charges
will meet Syracuse on the latter's
field October 4.
Evening star., 1924-01-01
WASHINGTON e. Eleven Picked to Win Ouer Nny P0er OF H.
CHAPTER 22.-HOw to Pre-
vent Base Stealing.
BY HANS WAGNER.

LN-hL SOlIcRe COdCneS nave
been complimentary enough
TO request that | devote an article
on my idea of how to make plays
at shortstop. Before doing so,
though, | want to give the college
boys another block of the ex-
ANIMATION questions that | gave
tne team at Carnegie Tech.
ihese questions are not to be an
s"ereo directly. You Will do better
oy discussing them. The answers
may vary. according to the situations.
ny keeping them in mind and study
ing them L think the college teams
20" In formation will derive some
benefit.
defense for Base Stealing.
1. Is the defense for STEALING
Why? years
2 DO you have catcher or other
lliHelder giving signal to pitcher
lead? ii VI
g. Does your catcher signal for
waste pall when runner has big
cad in order to throw the runner
out?
4. When runner on second in
dlcates that he will try to steal
or actually does start, does your
shortstop inform the third base
man?
5. What percentage of men do
stealing?
D. Which man is in best position
10 receive throw from catcher
second baseman or shortstop?
a. In what situation do you most
q expect man to steal?
8. What defense do you use
when you expect a steal of home?
Rather than answer those oues-
tions directly. 1 would have the col
leSe players discuss them and arrive
at their own conclusions. 1t will be
or much more benefit than the mere
reading Ttg of questions and answers.
Fellows forget things that do nor re-
quire any thought of their own.
When l studied arithmetic, | remem-
Der. l never could get the idea down
right when the answer was given
with the problem.
Learn Where Batters Hit.
Now, the most important principle
learned when l first came in from
the outfield and started playing short
stop was where TO place myself for
certain batters. 1t doesn't take long
W iedTH III what direction certain
batter usually hits the ball. The hard
job is to remember each one of the
batterS. A Shortstop also must re-
member in what direction a batter
hits certain pitches. Most of them
viii hit curve outside to one field
and fast one to another
This makes it all-important that
the shortstop know exactly what the
pitcher is going to do each time
He can do this by keeping his mind
on the game and his eye glued on
the catcher's signals.
Now, for example, if right
handed batter who usually hits to
left field, is up and the pitcher gives
him a ball inside the plate-close to
him-then I, as shortstop, would set
my body so as to leap to my right,
toward third base. By being in posi-
tion to make quick start the short
stop gains a full step on the ball. He
makes hard chances look easy. In
other words, he has outfigured the
ball. An infielder should never let
the ball play him.
This getting yourself placed makes
Evening star., 1924-01-01

an aI1nosC uhhittabIe position. 1t
took me seven strokes to get back
on the green and two puts to hole
out.
Maybe Hackney didn't give me the
laugh!
The worst of it was that I learned
next day I could have removed my
ball from the drain hole without
penalty.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1924-01-01

Having successfully closed their
gridiron season, the Apaches now are
looking to basket ball. Teame aver
aging 146 to $50 pounds dsstring
Evening star., 1924-01-01

A challenge has been issued by the
Trojan Athletic Club for games with
ager Parker Faber can be reached at
Lincoln 4469.
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clones, eociedades, asociaciones, ETC.,
en- doude Sc nos ha dicho 10 siguiente:
LA Association de Chauffeurs Y Con
ductorcs de Guaguas no esta legalmen-
te reconocida por ell Gobierno, estando-
10 la Association de Duefios de Guaguas
lie Dofensa Inc".
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la ASOQAuON De CHAUFffURS Y CONDUCTORS
De GUAGUAS NO ESTA LEGALMENTE RfCONOODA
POR Ell GOBIERNO, ETANDOLO La ASOGA0ON De
DUENOS De GUAGUAS '1A DEFFNSA iNC.'', NOS
DICEN EN- SECRFTARlA EJECUTIVA
No recOnOcemos ell estado de huega que han ponteGdO
cuantos chqueurs cobradOres sin troboo que pa
pOder enrar ellOs queren sacar los demds di.en
los duenos de guaguos

LA Asociaci6n de Chauffeurs Y con
Cuctores de Guaguas nos ha comisio-
nado para traer ante la consideration
de los tnteresados un pliego de condiclo
nes rerresentando las peticiones de to-
dos los que Sc emplean como chauffeurs
y conductores Ell las guaguas, porque
e.Ttiende que Sc hace insostenible nues-
ira situacion con la suma que estamos
percibiendo como salario, consistente
en- ell veinte por ciento de las liquida-
clones diarias de los ingresos, Y soil
citando que ell salario nos sea aumen-
tado a I'M treinta por ciento de los in
gresos como compensation para los
chauffcprs, dice Hipolito Resto, Car
melo Rosario, y Tomas Marti compo-
nsntes lie una Comisi6n la cual segun
nemos sido informados, no esta autori-
zada por dos terceras parties de los
enlpleados en- las diferentes lineas de
servicio rapido.
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Chauffeurs y cobradores de qua
guas 0bandonardn ell Seruiciio
hoyalas lOa.m.
Fue impossible Hegar a On eDtendidO en-
Ia reunion de aver FL RugvO Ofred-
InientO que haCe Ia COmiSi0n de Me-
diaci0n J COnCiIiaCi0n a las COmpa-
Mas naviUrdS

Aver, las cuatro de. la tarde,
volvi6 a reunirse la Comisi6n de Me-
diaci6n y Conciliaci6n, para enten-
der una vez mas en- el asunto de la
huelga.
En- primer lugar, Sc trat0 suscin-
tamente la question de la huelga de
los muelles, Y Sc di6 lectura la ST.
guiente carta, en- la cual la Comision
hace un nuevo ofrecimiento las
companies navieras, para solucionar
el problema de la huelga:
Diciembre 10, 1924.
Senor:
La Comisi6n de Mediaci6n Con-
ciliacion que tengo el honor de pre-
'sidir entiende que es su deber, en-
circunstancias como las creadas por
la huelga de trabajadores de los
muelles EN- San Juan, continuar in
terviniendo, en- benefcio de los in
tereses pdblicos, Y ofrecer soluciones
para la consideration y resolution de
las parties en- ell confiicto.
Cree la Comisi6n que debe invocar,
como asf 10 hace, el buen espfritu
de unos Y de otros Y prever las con-
secuencias que para ell comercio y
para el pIblico tienen esta clase de
confictos, recordandolas. a las parties
interesadas Y apelando a su sensa-
tez deseo de harmonic en- benefcio
de todos.
Guiada por esos movies esta CO.
mission cree conveniente ahora pro-
poner, sugerir, los siguientes pre-
cioso salaries para el trabajo de
los cargadores y descargadores de
buques:
Horas por dia, salario 80 ctvs.
(Continua en- la pagina 81
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NOTA OFFICIAL
SUMINISTRADA
EN- FORTALEZA.


Prec; samente, el cablegrama reci-
bido coincide con el proximo viaje
del gobernador Towner Washington.
donde cooperara con la comisi6n con-
junta, para que sc apruebe ell pro-
veto que concede a nuestro pueblo
ell dereeho q elegir su propio gober-
nador.
Adn cuando el proyecto de ley fue
Sc aprobado .por el Congreso ameri-
cano. como espera todo ell pueblo
puertorriqueno. es evidente que adn
Sc impondria el nombramiento de un
Gobernador por un nuevo terminor
a que ell bill no entraria en- vigor has
<Continua en- Ga. pagina}
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La soberbia EdiCi6n Dominica
que pubIiCa ma1ana "fl Nun
do FL C6Iebre "jo(key" PacO
Mesa difa los Siete CabaIlOS
que van a ganar
Information UerdGderGmente
sensational. -EducGndo a Pa
pa. Collaboration extr0njer0-
SombrG de 0riente., GrGndes
entreUiStds

Terdaderamente eXtraOrdinaria IS
la ed ci6n dominical que publica Ell
MUNDO, La revista dominical, que
tan popular sc ha hecho, Y que ha
causado una verdadera revolucion en-
eli periodismo puertprriquefo, consti-
tuye maiiana un verdadero alarde de
information local extranjera. Nues-
tros lectores juzgaran por Ia resena
de la misma que haremos conti-
nuac.on
En- primer lugar, diremos que la
information local qu8 publicamos ma
mana, es- verdaderap9ente sensational
La nota polftica, tiene especial aten-
ci6n, y hay una information muy in
teresante en- relacion con Ell possible
pleito electoral en- esta capital.
La pagina deportiva, sale esta Sc
mana mejor que nunca. FL gran joe
key Paco Mesa. dir& nuestros lee
torres, cuales son a su juicio, los siete
caballos ganadores en- las carreras dc
manana. 81 es I'd. hipico, no deje de
leer tales trabajos, tendra de esa ma
nera, una idea mas exacta del possible
resultado de las carreras. Por prime
IA vez un jockey da, horas antes de
la carrera, su opinion pdblicamente
sobre el possible resultado de las ca.
rreras. Ell MUNDO Sc complace er
introducir esa innovation para bene-
Continda en- la pagina 8.
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(Fdo.) ROBERTO H. TODD.
RAZONES QUE LLEVAN AL SIR,
TODD A ADOPTAR ESA
RESOLUTION

Hemos hablado. con distintos IL
deres coalicionistas, henlos recogido
impresiones aqui Y aculla, para lle-
gar a tener un conocimiento exacto
de las causas que han llevado a don
Roberto H. Todd a adoptar una re-
solucion de esta naturaleza.
Sabemos de buena tinta, que Sc
trat6 de imponer ciertos candidates,
y que los socialistas exigieron que
el Sr. Todd nombrase ciertos ele-
mentos para Director de Hacienda y
(Continda en- la pag. y
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IL GbgnadOr de Puerto Rico no ha eprsadO S deO de enG
cargo Oua como Executive de ia dice ofGamee SeueaO par
tiCu|ar del Hon.
Il. NJ TOwner
"El GobernadOr estd prepa-
rdndose para su pr6ximo Uia-
je a Washington" Ggrega

La prensa de aver tarde, insertaba
un cablegrama, dando cuenta de que
ell Hon. Horace Mann Towner, Go
bernador de nuestra isla, deseaba re-
nunciar su cargo por motives de sa-
lud. Al mismo tempo, sc hacia cons
tar que el presidente Coolidge, Sc pro-
ponia realizar esfuerzos para que cl
Gobernador Towner continuase er
Puerto Rico, para bien de la admi-
nistraci6n insular.
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"LA ASoCIAcIoN DE CHAUF-
FEURs Y coNDUCToREs
NO Es UNA ENTIDAD LEGAL:
,ECRETRIA EJECUTIVA

Comcquiera que todos los chauffeurs
que herlos consultado, actualmente ira
t1iando en- las diversas hneas de qua
guas nos han dicho que ellos no estu-
vieron presentes en- la tai reunion,
desautorjzando por 10 tanto los acuer-
dos de "a misma por cuanto ellos no per
tenecen ? la tai entidad, hemos busca-
do fueate de information legal en- las
oficinas del secretario Executive, y en-
el departs mento de registro de corpora.
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"PODEMOS PAGAR Ell 25o6
A UN MECANICO-
CHAUFFEUR"

Despues de I'm cambio general de
opiniones, los duefios de Guaguas, estu
vieron conformes al decir que "Po-
dremos pagar TN 25 por ciento a ur
Continua en- Ia pag. 10
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Deseamos comprar a plazos una
GAIA Registradora National estilo 900
color caoba que este en- buenas con-
diciones'.
81 tiene una escriba Reglero &
castrillo, Mayagiiez, P. r. Advt.
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Ell TExTo DE LA RENUNCIA

Los siete nliembros republicanos
puros con que cuenta la Asamblea
Municipal electa 81 dia de noviem-
bre, son los siguientes caballeros:
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Estimado amigo y correligionario:
Por disparidad de opinion con ell
Comite Territorial en- materia de pro-
cedimiento a seguir con los socialis-
tas en- la nueva Administration Mu-
nicipal, me he visto obligado a anun-
ciar mi firme proposito de presentar
la renuncia del cargo de Alcalde, pa
ra el que fui electo junto con I'd.
el dia 4. de noviembre proximo pa
sado.
En- cumplimiento de este PROPOSE
to es que escribo a I'd. esta carta,
habiendole escrito una igual a cada
uno de los miembros de la Asamblea
Municipal, para que tenga tempo
dicho ORGANISING desde ahora hasta
el dia IL de enero pr6ximo, de bus
car una persona que me sustituya en-
el referido cargo elective.
Me suscribo de I'd, afectisimo
amigo,
(Fdo.) ROBERTO H. TODD.
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"No RECoNoCEMOS Ell
ESTADO DE HUELGA"

'Eo reconocemcs ell estado de huel
ga que han planteado unos cuantos
chauffeurs cobradores sin trabajo
que para poder entrar elIos quieren sa-
car los demas, dijeron anoche, en- la
reunion efectuada en- los salones de Ia
Asamblea Municipal del Municipio de
San Jran los duefios de guaguas.
A las echo de la noche, fue declara-
"a alberta la reunion de la Association
&c Dueflos de Guaguas LA Defensa
Inc" haio Ia presidencia del distin-
guido senor Arturo B. Echevarrfa, y
sctuando de secretario Carlos A. Va
roma,
Sc constituy6 La Asamblea estando
presentes una tercera parte de los
Duefos de guaguas, en- representation
directa de mas de la mitad de las qua
guas que trabajan en- la Inca actual
mente.
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Rozones que han lleuado al Sr.
Todd a adoptar una resoluci6n
de esa naturaleza.- Sc pretendi6
imponer candidates
Sabemos cienca cierta que los siee membrOs repubca
nos de la Asamblea Municipal estdn solo hOmbr
como una soa uoluntad al l0dO de don Roberto Todc

DIR. Martinez Rosell6, DR.. Jorge del
Toro Cuevas, DR.. Rafael Lopez ST.
card6, don Jorge Bird Jr., don San
tiago Diago, don Ramon Cabrera,
don Pedro Juan Barbosa.
Cada uno de estos caballeros, ha
recibido la siguiente carta, que no es
otra cosa que el texto de la renun-
cia del Sr. Todd:
San Juan, P. R.,
Diciembre 19, 1924.
Sr..
San Juan, P. R.
Estimado amigo correligionario:
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ROBADO

Chevrolet No. 1472, Motor No.
1354O24, Color Negro, 5 Pasajeros,
robado detras del Teatro, Dec. II ep~
ire a S P. NJ. -Gratificare $500
al que indique paradero.
Tel. No. 610 Azul, Santurce An
tonic Urrutia, 5to. P.so, Edificio
Telephone. San Juan.
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Aver informamos, con todas las
posibnidades de verdad, la noticia
de que don Roberto H. Todd, lider
coalicionista, habia renunciado como
Alcalde electo de esta capital. Nues-
ira information cause la sensation
consiguiente, no solamente en- San
Juan, sino en- toda la isla, donde la
popularidad de don Roberto es in
discutible.
Uno que otro peri6dico, pretendio
desmentir nuestra information, ne
gando que el Sr. Todd hubiese re-
nunciado.
No obstante, hoy, Gel MUNDO"
don Roberto H. Todd ha presentado
la renuncia del cargo para que fue-
IA electo, por la voluntad expresa
del electorado de esta capital, que
We en- el al hombre preparado para
desempenar conciencia y a salts
faccion de todos ell diffcil cargo de
Alcalde, de una ciudad como San
Juan.
+ Y para dar ell toque de gracia a
los que aun puedan dudar, vamos d
publican el texto de la renuncia, en-
viada por el Sr. Todd, a cada uno de
los siete miembros republicanos pu-
ros con que cuenta la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal.s~,A KS eng-..s
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