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IF he can play that bag we are
in it," said McManus, the second
baSeman, one evening. That sounded
the temper of the team. They were
more fidgety about Sisters getting
into the lineup than they were about
getting into condition between the
rains that held them up.
The Browns have padded their
way up from last place in the League
TO a close second. They only got as
high as third last season, and even
that did not happen until the season
was considerably older than THIS one
is now. 1t was after they reached
third place that the internal trouble
began. which ended in the eIimina-
ton of Foil as manager.
Browns Started Poorly.
The Browns started poorly this
year and Immediately were set down
as probable bust. But they have
not busted. They lost complete
seres to Detroit and then turned
around and won a complete series
from the same team. That showed
recuperation and back bone.
Part of the success which they
have had ha- been due to good pitch
ing. A tear. like st. Louis. if given
good pitching. can raise Ned in a
base ball race, because the hitting
strength is there. The Cleveland
Indians shape up as the sluggers of
the league on paper. but so far the
Browns have been doing the slugGing g
on the field. where it counts most.
AS things stand now. the Browns
have definitely challenged the Yam
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ARGENTINE POLOISTS
ARRIVE IN ENGLAND

LONDON. May 16.-Major Enrique
Padilla of Argentina and the team of
his compatriots who will represent
their country in the Olympic polo
matches arrived in London today to
take part in the English cup competi-
tions a. the famous Hurling CHAM
grounds next week. and also in the
open tournament and championship
June
The team has arranged for a num-
Der of lesser matches as well with
English teams, which will take the
poloists on the field at Ranleigh and
Roehampton. meeting all of Engla nd s
crack players 1t is possible the team
will be pitted against the Prince of
Wales and his royal brothers, as they
plan to participate in several of this
seasons polo contests.
The ArgentineS report that they are
in excellent condition. All their
ponies. which arrived in England sew
eral weeks ago and were stabbed at
the Haymarket. have been thoroughly
exercised and are ready TO take the
field.
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NURCHISON MAY ATTEND
DISTRICT OLYMPIC FETE

UGH than the ball between the Nationals and the
NV Marines will offered those attending the Olympic fund
Clark Griffith Stadium next Monday afternoon
according the plans of the Joint conHnee OF members of the
American Olympic organization and Washington business in
the That those contributing the $4,000 fund
this of the needed send adequate
sentative United States to the France
entertained efforts being made bring the
stadium Monday number of the stellar athletes who probably will
the nations shield abroad.
Loren Mmchson, Newark Athletic Clubs national sprint
Champion has tentatively accepted invitation attend the
other athletes of the East will
his In addition the track and field the committee
hopes prospective Olympic
fencers and equesrans.
The base ball should be we'll above the exhibition
contest between professional and organizations
Marines have shown real punch this The Quanco
have nineteen of their last twenty bowling
speedest college mines of the South.
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KEGS and if the Yanks are to stay
in the thick of the fight, they will
, have to play keen ball against three
clubs in the west and will not be
able to take any chances against
the White Sox.
Standing Is Often Shifted.
The tendency in the American
League to win blocks of games by
picking up an entire series, or two
out Of three. is very marked. 1t has
made abrupt changes in the stand
ings ever since the season started. 1t
is not safe to count any team out so
early. for one of these straight series
Victories may alter its standing mate
rally.
The Athletics are the greatest
series losers of the league so far.
once they start downhill they make
a good job of it. Detroit has had
some experience in losing a series
and the coming back and winning
| one. But the Tigers have 4 lot of
resourcefulness. Breaks may go
against them for a while, but when
they turn they are as much in favor
of the Tigers, for Cobb's men are
fast and take advantage of every
thing.
St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland and
Boston--there are four teams the
Yankees have to fear. A slip or two
| and the whole pack will be on them.
Copyright 1924
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denied. are moulding the St. Louis
t contender in the American League
-ouiS team from a low rating to a
Yankees has caused CONSERVATION
Higgins.
when the White Sox topped them 4 TO
?, while Detroit and Cleveland re-
mained deadlocked in fourth posi-
ton by extracting respective 12-to-
and 6-to-4 victories at the expense
Of Philadelphia and Washington
The Chicago Cubs improved their
position in the National League by
Gcuttling the Giant craft by a score
of s to 4. while Cincinnati contin-
ued to hold its scanty lead despite "a
4-to-0 defeat at the hands of Dave
Bancrofts Boston Braves. In this
contest Adolph Luque. the Cincinnati
ace" was roughly handled by the
Braves until Umpire Pfirman ordered
him to the showers for wrangling.
about a called ball on Manager Ban
croft.
The Brooklyn Dodgers held to their.
full game lead over the Pirates for
fourth position when they subdued
the Cardinals, 6 to 3, while the Pi-
rates defeated the Phillies, to 8.
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LUCKY BASE HITS NULLIFY
MARTINA'S FINE FLINCINC
Outpitches Veteran Sherrod Smith, But Succumbs
When Dame Fortune Frowns ON Him-Marberry
Due to Face the Indians This Afternoon.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Todays game called off account of rain

RED MARBERRI. generally OF the promising
hurerS the will be opportunity to try his
luck Indians the third their with the
Nationals this weather Luck
advsed he accorded Dame
yesterday he will need packed
o get
Martina yielding
bm2eS them followed the
Sherroe Smith less than including
lady whose capces play such prominent national pastn
singer Everything bounced
OF somebody's SHIN caromed off dropped Just reach
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FORD AUTO GRIND REFEREE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 10
Henry Ford, one of Americas first
automobile racing drivers, but better
known as a manufacturer, will ref
cree the twelfth annual international
500 mile race at the Indianapolis
motor speedway May 80. Three ma
chimes of his own make have been
entered by a local dealer.
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Giue GriS Setback ST. Louis Club Demonstrating Has Glass
BROWNS MUST BE FIGURED
FACTOR In PENNANT RACE
Great Credit Due George SisIer, Fledgling Manager
Making Comeback After Year of Ideness
for Climb of Mound City Team.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER,

YORK May 16In their
of the league leadership he have proved
that they reckoned dangerous
ponshp The American League got look for
Great credit due to George S the boy Maybe there
when the
another which than
II his at first base
all
Sis anxiety eyes permit
.1
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, 2: indianapolis. l.
Louisville, 2; Minneapolis. ].
Columbus. s.; Kansas City, 5.
Toledo, 8; Milwaukee. 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEsGUE
Jersey City, 1913: Syracuse. S..
Baltimore. 5; Rochester, 4.
Other games, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock Atlanta. rain.
Mobile. 8; Nashville. 2.
Memphis, IL; Birmingham. 4.
New Orleans, 8; Chattanooga. 2
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Rocky Mount, !; Norfolk. o.
Richmond. 5; Portsmouth, 4.
Petersburg. 4; Wilson, 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
AL games postponed, rain.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Orlando. 10: Tampa, 9.
Daytona, II: Lakeland. 8.
St. Petersburg, 4; Bradentown. !.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Raleigh. 4: Greensboro. /.
High Point, Is: Danville, 2.
Winston alem-Durham. rain,
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SPALLA SAILS FOR u. S.
TO OPEN RING CAMPAIGN

RIO JANEIRO, May 16.-Erminio
SpaIla. the Italian heavyweight boxer.
who delayed a projected trio u Eeu
'fork TO fulfill an engagement at So o
Paulo has said for New York. He is
under contract with Tex Rickard e.,
bouts in the United States.
Ben nedicto Santos, whom SpaIl..
knocked out at Sac Paulo Sundal
was reported today to be serious,
i'll as result of the Italians blows
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SYRACUSE TWELVE WINS.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 16.-Har-
ward held Syracuse to five goals yes
terday in lacrosse at Soldiers Field.
The Crimson, however had little
chance against the Orange team.
which has allowed its opponents only
two goals all year. Longley starred
for the winners.
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CRIQUI IS NOT INJURED.

PARIS, May 16.-Eugene Criqui
former worlds featherweight cham
pion, who is in training for his fight
with Danny FruSh, today continued
his work of getting into condition.
unperturbed by reports that he had
been injured in an automobile acci-
dent.
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CARPENTER GETS BUSY

CHICAGO. May 16.-After Resin.
from his record trip from Paris I.
Michigan City, Ind, where he meet
Tommy Gibbons May 81. Georges Car
pentier, French light-heaYyweight- plan
to start his regular workouts toda
His program includes road work aloa.
the lake shore and few rounds OF hoz
ing with his European sparring pariuer
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he rapid rise OF the st.
half notch behind the champion
in the camp of the tribe of Miller
Two successive victories by the
Browns over the Yankees have so
lifted the St. Louis team that today
il is swapping on the heels of the
world champions within sight of the
league pinnacle. And a youthful
southern twirler. Ernest Wingard,
fresh from Alabama University, pitch
ed the Browns to their porch just at
the base of the Yankee throne.
Babe Ruth was the only Yanke ee
yes sterday able to penetrate the veil
of mystery which shrouded the left
handed slants of this young south
erner. Ruth accounted for the one
Yankee tally when he hit for the
circuit. his ninth four-base smash
Of the season. Incidentally the
Browns chalked up their two runs
by the home-run route, Sisler and
Williams producing the blows which
turned back the world champions.
The Red Sox lost a bit of ground
in their endeavor to hold third place
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FIGHT TRAINER DIES.

SPOTTSWOOD, y. J., May 16.-
Peter Schweikert, forty-eight. one
time trainer of Battling Nelson. form
er lightweight world champion. was
found dead in his automobile at South
River at midnight He died of heart
failure
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The great stadium at WembIey has
forty miles of terraces, and is held to-
gether by 100000 rivets.
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NEW YORK, May 16.-Luke Urba
former Boston College foot ball and b.
ball star. has been released outright /
the New York Americans to Columbu
He jS "A catcher
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GIBSON GETS IN LINE.

CINCINNATI Ohio, May 16.-Ca,e
or Frank Gibson, who has been
hold-out since the opening of L
base ball season, has come to tern
with the Boston team.
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Two-base hits-Myatt, Leibold. Harris. Pro.
thro. Summa. Three-base hit-Lutzke. Sacri-
fces-Harris, Fewster. Goslin Left on bases
Martina. 8; S. Smith l. Struck out-By
Martina. 6. Umpires-Connolly and Dineen.
Time of game-1 hour and Al minutes.
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PHILS RELEASE HAMILTON.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16. Earl
Hamilton, pitcher of the Philadelphia
Nationals has been Internationally
released. Hamilton was obtained from
Pittsburgh.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cleveland, 9; Washington. 4.
Chicago, 4; Boston. =.
st. Louis, =; New York, o.
Detroit, L.; Philadelphia, d.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Phila. at Pittsburgh.
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SISLER AND HIS COHORTS
GIVING YANKEES A SCARE

EORGE SISTERS personality plus batting
l and confidence moulding
~ Browns contender American
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JULIO 10, 1924.
LA FIESTA DE LA DANzA'

Con motive de esta feliz idea Ian
zada va al pals portorriqueio por un
ciudadano probo encarinado con los
aires de su patria, Sc siente en- Ell
pals un movimiento en- favor de las
danzas del nunca olvidado Juan MoreI
Campos y en- los cines, teatros y demas
espcctacnlos pdbIcos o!mos con gusto
a orQuestas bandas ejecutando con
amor estos inspirados trozos que son
la algeria de aQuellos que los vivimos
en- nuestros mejores amos el delete
de los de hoy Que admiran tanto de-
rroche de meiodias
Estas insp:radas danzas toda la
musica de Campos puede conseguirse,
embellishments impresa, en- las princi-
pales c3sas de mGsica de la isla. tales
como ell BAZAAR DE MUSICA EUTER-
Pc de J. Laza & Co. A. Mesorana
s. Co., San Juan, Sr. Miguel CloqueiI,
Arecibo, J. Delannoy & Hno., Guaya-
ma, Raul Gomez, Mayaguez, Sues. de
A. Mayol B Co. San Juan, y Joaquin
A. Barset Humacao, en- ell Bazaar
OTERO PONCE, P. r. Advt.
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bajo la competente direction del CO.
nocido instructor de Boxeo de la
Academia Naval de Annapolis, ell
senor Spike West.
Progres6 asombrosamente en- sus
practicas nuestro compatriota va
en- 1920 arrebato los honores a Kid
McCallar, entonces Campeon de Pc
SO de Puma de la Escuadra del
Atlantico. Los punos de este como
cido boxeador Sc hicieron respetar
desde entonces. Y Goyito siguio sien-
do Campe6n de aquella Escuadra,
derribando 4 todos sus contrincan-
tes.
Hoy, en- Puerto Rico, ha sido con-
tratadO para actuar como instruc-
tor de Boxeo del "Jack Dempsey
Boxing Club, establecido por el Sc
nor Andres Ojeda v ALI ha de en-
sonar con grandes entusiasmo a nues-
ira juventud el arte del Toro Sal.
vaie de las Pampas.
Felicitamos al campe6n por sus
triunfos la vez lie deseamos buen
exito como instructor.
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"JUVENTUD CATOLICA"
ELECCION DE DIRECTORIES
Y OFICIALES

Ell martes ultimo, Sc llev6 efecto
en- la ofcina del particular amigo
Juan Angel Giusti, la primera reu-
MON general de la reorganizada So
ciedad JUVENTUD CATOLICA, I'LL
timamente Incorporate bajo las le-
yes de Puerto Rico, en- la Secreta-
ria Ejecutiva.
Es verdaderamente loable ell pro-
p6sito que persigue esta progresista
institution. Principalmente fomen-
tara todo 10 concernente a Sociedad,
Religion Cat6lica, Atietismo ms
truccion.
RENO gran algeria por parte de
los asistentes a esta primera reu-
Mon, haciendose manifesto el espf-
ritu de fraternidad companerismo
tan escaso hasta en- sociedades cuya
organization data de tiempos inmemo-
riales. La election de Directiva Sc
llev6 a cabo casi por unanimidad
| y aclamacion. Fueron electos, los si-
guientes ofciales Y Directories:
Presidente, Juan Angel Giusti;
Vice Pres, Cristobal Real Jr;
Secretario, Anfonso Gimenez;
Vice-Sec., Manuel Garcia Cabrera !;
Tesorero, Eulogio Riera;
Vice-Tes., William Preston;
Guarda llave, Angelo Paniagua;
Heraldo, Fernando Cortes;
Abanderado, Cayetano Coll Cuchf Jr.
Vocales: Nicanor Fernandez, Enri-
que Cuchi Coll, Juan Asencio.
Ell magnffico salon de juntas de
los Caballeros de Colon ha sido ce-
dido cort6smente por ell Gran Caba-
Hero de la Orden, se1or Andino, al
reconocer en- este movimiento de
nuestra juventud, ell verdadero es-
piritu que amino a los caballeros de
antiguas andanzas mientras batalla-
ban en- las cruzadas POR SU DlOS,
POR SU PATRIA Y POR SU DA-
MA.
Ell Reglamento la Constitution
de la Sociedad, que seran sometido
pr6ximamente la aprobaci6n final
de su Ilustrisima Monsenor Carua-
ma. Obispo de Puerto Rico, exponen
brillantemente los justos timbres dc
esta organization que viene llenar
un vacfo notorio en- nuestra socle-
dad. Todos los socios, escogidos en-
ire las familias de mas prestigio er
la capital, cooperan en- coniunto por
ell progreso de la sociedad, que es
tambien cooperar por ell progreso
de la religion Cat6lica, Apost6lica
Romano que ilumina a la humani-
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IN DIALOGO PINTORESCO EN-
TIRE UN EX-PAJARO DE CUENTA
Y UN DETECTIVE
DAMASO VICENTE. iES VA UNA
PERSONA HONORABLE?

Por la cal'e de Norzagaray iba
aver un agente de la Policia Secreta,
cuando de subito le corto el paso un
sujeto muy bien vestido.
--Perdone que lie interrumpa. I'd,
quizas, no me recuerda, porque GUAM
do yo fui la carcel por aquella eau
sa de robo era mucho mas joven y
mi fisico no estaba tan cambiado. Yo
soy Damaso Vicente, que sail de la
prisi6n arrepentido dispuesto lle-
var una vida de persona decente.
Ell sujeto siguio:-Lo Modesto por-
que me veo sin recursos y necesito
comer. Tengo hambre y he preferi-
dc pedir a disponer de 10 ageno.
Ell policia, hombre de mobiles senti-
mientos, acogi6, cordial, al ex-preso
y 10 obsequi6 con una peseta. Ell OBJ
sequiado lie di0 las gracias, y ell agen
te aprovecho la OCCASION para solicitar
de el le ayudase en- un servicio que
iba a prestar, dandole ciertas conf
dencias sobre un peligroso timador
que anda por esas GALES, Y que ha
hecho importantes averias.
Ell ex-presidiario, casi ceremonioso,
le revel6 el nombre del supuesto de-
lincuente, pero, advirti6, no le habia
visto desde hace tempo, toda vez que
el va no cultivaba esas amistades.
Despues, Detective ex-presidiario
Sc dijeron adios y cada cual sigui6
su camino con la cabeza baja, como
81 meditasen.
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UNA EXPRESIVA CARTA DEL
GoBERNADOR DE rsI.As
VIRGENES

Ell Gobernador Towner ha recibido
la siguiente carta del Gobernador de
las Islas Virgenes:
Julio 7, 1924.
Mi querido Gobernador:
En- nombre del pueblo de st Tho.
mas deseo expresar I'd. nuestro pro-
fundo agradecimiento por vuestra cor
tesla al concedernos los servicios de
la Banda de Benefcencia para la ce-
lebraciCn del de Julio.
Debido la ausencia de la Banda
Naval, que ahora est& de vista en- Es-
tados Unidos, hubieramos estado sin
musica en- aquel dia 81 no hubiera sido
por su bondadosa ayuda.
La ejecuci6n de los nifos fu6 exec
lente y fue del mas complete agrado
a los habitantes de Ia poblaci6n. Sc
hizo todo esfuerzo por cuidar aga
sajar los nihos, Y conffo en- que la
impression que ellos llevan es casi tan
agradable como la que dejaron.
Con las seguridades de mi alta
consideration y estima, quedo de I'd.
Cordialmente,
(Fdo). Philip Williams,
Captain, U. s. Navy.
Gobernador de las ISlas Virgenes.
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Vale mas que eI Orc

Veinte y cinco secretos veinte y
c:nco formulas industriales que con-
tienen todas las artes y ciencias del
mundo, por un dollar. Entire los Sc
cretos figuran tres para fabricar orc
diamante artificial; para suavizar ell
cabe.lo ensortijado. Utilisimo descu-
brimiento para fabricar bebidaas per-
fectas sin alcohol. veinte dos for
mulas mas que superan a cualquiera
conocida actualmente.
Secretos que contienen todos los
misterios del presente y future. Es-
criba hoy mismo. Dirijase The Sc
cret Industrial Co. Box $40. Ponce
Advt.
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GRAN DESAFIO DE BASE BALL
EN- ARECIBO

De Arecibo nos envfan la siguien-
te nota:
Reina indescriptible entusiasmo pa
ra los iuegos de manana domingo
entire "San Juan Athletic" Y "Hu-
macao" en- la Liga del Parque de
Arecibo. Esta ciudad Sc prepare pa
ra dar la bienvenida a los excursio-
nistas de San Juan y demas pueblos
de la isla. Los atleticos de San Juan
ofrecen ganar los CRISES los dos
juegos. Empienzan a cruzarse gran
des apuestas. Mientras tanto, nues-
tros ''lobos nortenos" Sc preparan
para castigar luego a CRISES Y san
juaneros, cayeyanos y poncehos.
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SoCIos DE NUMERo

6OSAS0 Ak ~ ~ 1E46GbO
Hon. Horace NJ. Towner.
sr. Enrique Goyco
- Isidoro A. Colon
!" Jose J. Fernandez
- Juan Cueto Rodriguez
- Emilio S. Jimenez
Luis A. Deliz
- Emilio J. Delgado ortega
- M. Abherv6.
sOCIos CoRREsPoND1ENTES
Sr. Juan Penedo Benftez, Tajardo
sr. Arturo Guerra, Vega Baja.
Sr. Sebastian Rodriguez, Gu&nica
Sr. Fernando Calimano villodas,
Guayama. y
Sr. Rafael Angel Marin, Arecibo.
Sr. Victor Gutierrez v6lez, Toa Alta
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UN v1croR1oso QUE Sc RET1RA

FL Lcdo. Ramon villa Mayo, presti-
gioso Comisionado Municipal de ms
truccion en- Rio Piedras presento hace
unos dias la renuncia de su cargo, con
caracter irrevocable. Y despues de ha-
berse hecho muchos esfuerzos para di-
suadir dicho caballero de tai propo-
sito, Ell Sr. Acosta Sc ha visto obliga-
do aceptar la renuncia citada.
Ell rCtraimiento del Sr. Via Mayo
ha sido visto por todas las classes So
ciales que conviven en- aquella ciudad
con verdadera pena, pues esta probado
que Ell noble luchador ha sido siempre
el amparo y el sostenimiento de la edu-
caci6n en- aQuel distrito. Para pro-
barlo solo tendriamos que yer las pa
ginaS brillantes de sus actuacioneS.
Con su prest gio ha conseguido Ell
mantenimiento de la Alta Escuela, ha
ayudado la Universidad y hasta al
nnsmo Departamento de instruction
Insular.
Cuando Don Ramon comenz6 su la
bor en- Rio Piedras aQuella ciudad So
10 tenia 35 maestros Y una matrlcu-
Ia de 1926 alumnos. Hoy cuando Ia
entrega, Rio Piedras tiene 104 macs
tros Y una matricula de 4756 alumnos.
Este crecimiento asombroSo que llena
de satisfaction su espiritu de lucha-
dor aguerrido triunfante, aun en-
medic de la traici6n, es Ell de mayor
empuje que Sc ha efectuado en- Puerto
Rico. Rio Piedras es la Mecca de Ia
instruction y Ramon villa Mayo, ha
sido el Mentor y ell guia.
Deja tambien dos esplendidos edifi-
clos, uno de los cuales lleva con orgu-
llo su propio nombre, y el otro, Ell del
patricio immortal, Luis Mtlhoz Rivera.
La propiedad escolar en- el 1915 as
cendia 53,263 dollars, hoy llega a
1896. La proportion del aumento es
asombrosa.
Ell Sr. villa Mayo, hombre de vision,
comprendi6 de manera facil que ell pro,
blema de nuestra educaci6n estriba
principalmente en- la zona rural, Y
ella dedic6 la mayor parte de sus es-
fuerzos. No hay un solo barrio, por
lejos que este, que no tenga l%dA- de
una escuela, algunos de ellos las tie
nen consolidades. Y todos sus jibaros
recordaran con jdbilo al noble ciuda-
dano visitando sus hombres hasta en-
los domingos mas lluviosos. Don Ra-
mon nunca descans6 en- SUI labor. Los
nifos de Rio Piedras, todos tuvieron
asientos. Nc hubo uno que Sc quedara
en- la calle. iBendito sea ese hombre
que con tanto empefo labor6 por Ell
bienestar de su ciudad Y de Ia patria
CoRRESP ONSAL.
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socIos coRREsPoND1ENTEs
GREGORIo VARGAS (GoYITo)

Ha regresado Puerto Rico, ell
formidable boxeador portorriquefio,
Gregorio Vargas, popularmente CO.
nocido por Goyito. Vargas hace amos
ingreso en- la Escuadra Americana
Y enamorado del arte de Firpo. em-
pez6 tomar lecciones practicas So
bre el boxeo Y ell arte de defenderse,
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N D I A S Y A RIA s

dad desde el nacimiento del Gran
Maestro.
Tambien fueron electos por una
nimidad Y aclamacion Ell Rvdo. Pa
Dire Noel, como Consejero Director
Espiritual; ell Hon. Gran Caba-
Hero de Colon, Sr. Andino, como
Presidente Honorario.
No vacilamos en- felicitar intima-
mente a estos iovenes que asi la
boran por ell binestar de su patria {;
para 10 futuro, deben contar con
nosotros, tan pronto seamos de ne
cesidad.
Guglielmo FERRERO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12

Juan, 10 de julio de 1924
Hon. Comisionado del Interior,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Senior:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-12
.UN BELGA CANA Ell COMPEO
NATO INDIVIDUAL DE
ESGRIMA

PARIS, julio II. Omitted Press)
-Delporte, ciudadano belga, ha ga
nado ell campeonato Individual de
esgrima, apuntandose un gran triun-
fo con clio, pues tuvo por rivales
verdaderos espadachines, que hicie-
ron cuanto estuvo su alcance por
derrotarle.