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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

straits. came back" and gave n
wonderful exhibition OF his ancient
cunning against Dedoux until nature
exacted her toll and the little Eng
lishman collapsed in the 10th round.
Joe Stecher, once beaten by Cad
dock came back" recently and
pinned EarTs shoulders to the mat,
stablishing a clear claim 10 the
worlds highest mat honors Cad
docks return was also in the ma
ture OF a come back" as he had
announced his retirement after be
ing gassed in France. Today he is
in better trim than ever. and an
nOunces that he is still on the road
TO the top.
Great Runner.
Hannes kOhlemainen. once the
greatest Of middle distance runners.
attempted TO regain his old honOrs
after several years OF activity. Poor
HanneS. only a shadoh Of his for
mer great self. was obliged to quit
before the race was half over.
Bobby Mclean. the wonderful
American skater defeated oscar
Mathiesen, NOrway's champion, re-
peatedly in this country. Mathiesen
invited Mclean 10 Norway TO skate
for the worlds championship over
courses that were longer and more
20 his liking. The Norwegian came
back and defeated his erstwhile con-
queror quito handily.
Sir Thomas Upton is back again
with his fourth Shamrock with
which he will try 20 lift the cup.
Sir Thomas, who has been attempt
ing for years and years 70 sail a
winner declares this years come
back" will probably be the success
full one
Tennis Players.
Norman 4. Brookes. the Austria
liam tennis wizard declared ne could
put Maurice Mclaughlin, the coli
fornia Comet" back into his previous
matchless form in a few weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
SENIORS LEADING
HIGH SCHOOL MEN
Take the Freshmen Across in
Monday Contest by
9 to | Score.
Standings.

Although Outhlttng the seniors IN
the first game of the second round of
the high school interclaSs series. the
Of TO !. The game started with
the Buntman brothers facing each
other in the box. but in the second
inning the Younger Irishman was
taken from the mound after he went
up. walking four men straight. Ny
kois replaced him, but was wild al
the start and walked two men. Rose
then sewed the game up for the
seniors by rapping a circuit drive
to far left field with the bases full.
The near grads placing eight runs
over the plate this inning.
The rest of the contest NvkOis al
lowed the seniors only one more hit
and run. Buntman, the older, pitch
ed the entire contest, and things
looked like II would be a white
washing up TO the sixth when he
went up to a certain extent, allow
ing three hits and a run this inning.
In the sixth with bases full Mag
displayed some stellar hurting. Mil
Ter was the big bat man for the
yearlings. getting two hits, and also
displayed some brain work at the
short stop berth.
Freshman 900 Dol o. ,
Seniors .... OS0 Dol % )
Batteries. Buntman, Nykois and
Rockstroh; Buntman and VAIL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
BN HENRY WOOD.

United Press stan Correspondent
PARIS. April -. CBy MaiD--
France will be represented at the
Olympic games at Antwerp this
summer by about 100 athletes, Sc
lected out Of the $50 men who have
been preparing for it.
Frances preparation for the
Olympics has rather been a non
preparation" according to members
OF the preparatory committee but
there are many reasons which make
IL easy 20 understand, first OF all
because there has been no budget
voted to help the men who were Sc
lected 10 start training. and also be-
cause track is now considered in
France as a sport which does not
pay, contrary 20 football and boxing
which do pay.
However. the French will not
come TO Antwerp without chances at
all: although their stars have been
beaten previously, they are worth
considering. There are FIVE OF them.
among whom four went 10 the
Athens Oiympics. Here are their
names and titles:
J. de Fleurac, president of the
werp games, ex-lieutenRnt in the
French army. who is the champion
OF France for the fifteen hundred
yard run.
NJ. RaSuenau. ten times a cham
pion. the first F>renchman who ran
eighteen kilometres In one hour.
@. Ponlnar. ex-director OF the
Joinville school, champion of the
eight hundred yard dash. for France.
Doctor Bellin du Coteau. the only
physician in France who trained in
track while he was a student in
medicine and who participated in
the fnal at Athens.
Maurice Renard. another F're-ch
champion in the 1900 Yards run,
who went 90 the stockholm games
These FIVE men who are among the
best trained have. OF course. many
chances 20 distinguish thmselves at
Antwerp. but according TO very good
information. the four following men
should be watched and are now in
fine condition.
z. Ferry. who won the 44o yard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
JOCKEY WHO PLOTTED
UINNER A LAPORTE BOY
70 The News Times:

special n The News Times:
LAPORTE. Ind. Nav 10.-Teddy
Rice jockey AZ Lexington. who
brought IN Paul Jones. a long shot
20 win I'm the derby race Saturday
afternoon and won hundreds 81
thousands OF dollars in short bets in
the Kentucky city Is a Lapcrte boy
and his folks live on q farm few
miles from here lie has ridden in
the best races IN the country and
vas drafted 20 ride a dead horse
in tho derby day race. Teddy, as he
Is known here. gained his knOwl-
edge OF riding on the Laporte COun-
~ fair grounds race track in the old
DAYS when the game was popular
among every one in this section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

This is the year Of the com e. ba ok
IN sport circles. Come backs and
some bungling attempts TO achieve
this athletic phenomenon. Although
We've reached but the third inning
of this years gams with Father
ful and unsuccessful cOme-baC eff
forts in the sphere Of sports than
usually occurs in a whole year.
There is the case Of Georges Car
pentier, our distinguished visitor.
After four years OF wars hardships
il was believed that Carpenter
ring form and the essential vitality
had vanished forever. disappOint-
ing exhibition with Dick Smith the
Englishman seemed to cOrroborate
the impression. Then came Carpen-
tiers quick knockout OF the highly
touted Beckett the English cham
piOn, which electrified the sport
world. Today he is the athletic lion
Of the hour i'm our own country and
on the turnpike to great riches and
battle with Jack Dempsey for the
worlds heavyweight title.
Johnson Fighting.
Jack Johnson is lighting down in
Mexico and wants 20 come back ana
get Dempsey "Gunboat Smith, "
long since thought through, is go
ing great guns in four-round bouts
ON the coast Jess willard IS re-
ported 70 be secretly training for an
other quarrel with Dempsey. Kid
Williams. former ruler OF the ban
tams. is tOiling through a special
course OF training for match he
hopes 20 get with Pete Herman. Bob
Moha has been unearthed and is said
TO be matched with Carpenter.
Johnny Coulon. bald and wrinkled.
endeaVlred 10 show the form that
made him the best bantam years
ago and was knocked out by LedouX.
the F'renchman. Jim Driscoil. once
the peer Of the feathers, in financial
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
France Enters 100 Men
In Olympic Contests

dash in 30 SO when he was only Is
years old
L. Guillemot, tho recent winner OF
the cross-country in England.
NJ Denis. who won the 1 500 me
tres run in 4 minutes S seconds
A Bouchard. one Of the first
placers in the marathon.
Some OF the we'll trained men are
Jean Arnaud, another 500 metres
run record man. Geo. Andre and
simon Paoh, the latter a very good
disc hurler.
The French track club has organ
lied an all-round championship in
France starting May I, the winners
TO come TO Paris for the French
championship that Will select the
French representative at Antwerp.
The French Union Of Athletic So
cieties IS scheduled TO start elimi-
nation events on May ., which will
be considered as a selection 10 the
first degree. These events are open
10 two categories OF athletes.
On one part, the beginners under
% years Of age, who will be admit
ted in the sixty metres dash. the
three hundred metres dash, the
thousand metres run, jumping.
vaulting, disc throwing.
on the other. the athletes. mern-
bers Of clubs attached 70 the union.
who VIII participate in the hundred
metre dash, 400 metre dash. 1900
metre run, Ito metres hurdle race.
Voting. 500 metres four man relay.
As long as sports Will not be "a
part OF French education. instead OF
"a little gymnastics" as il is gener-
ally. Franch cannot expect TO pro-
duce men who viii have real chances
at the Olympic games. despite their
good will and the good condition OF
those who will go this year and for
soma time N cODaa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
JOE BECKETT LANDS
K. o. on BOMBARDIER

By Associated Press:
LONDON, May t0.-JOe Beckett
the English heavyweight boxer
knocked out Bombardier Wells. an
other British pugilist. in the third
round of a match for the heavy
weight championship of England to-
night.
This is the second victory OF
Reckett over Wells In their first
match at the Holborn stadium on
February p. 1919. Beckett knocked
Wells out in the nth round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
FILE ARTICLES.

Articles OF incorporation for the
r. l. Mendez Co. have been fled
with the secretary OF state, the cap
ital stock being listed at $4,000.
The new firm viii deal in automo-
biles and accessories. The incOr-
porators are Fernando L Mendez
Myrtle Mendez. Fred +. Kerslake
and Nellie kerslake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
League Standing
American League.
National LeaEue.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
American League.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
American League.
Philadelphia, 1 Bost0u. Z.
Cleveland. Z; 81. Louis, ..
No others scheduled.
Natforat League.
Philadelphia. Ptttsburg. J
No other games scheduled.
American association.
Milwaukee. 3 s.: Kansas city, L
No other games.
International League.
Akron. I: Baltimore. =.
Toronto, :: Syracuse, .
buffalo Jersey City jrain).
Rochester Reading traini.
Southern Association.
Little Rock, .. Atlanta, Is.
Chattanooga o. New Orleans. l.
Nashville ,; birmingham, 3.
Memphis. T. Mobile, z
Three-Eys league.
Moline. . s. 4 Peoria, ! 4; .
Terre Hsute. Z; :; o. Rock Island
Is. 10: O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
HORSES
LEAD on FRENCH TURF

nv Associated Press
PARIS. May fO.-William X. Van
derbiit heads the list OF winning own
ers IN fat racing IN France with
90. 600 francs won IN stakes. A c
Mac.srlber IS sixth with 10000
francs.
Frank O'Neiu OF 81. Louis is the
leading Jockey 81 the French turf
with 81 winning mounts. sharpe
and Jennings OF England, are second
and third with IA and II winners re-
s9ectively.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
BY Associated Press


NEW CASTLE, County Down. Ire
land, May 1O.-The appearance Of
he American entrants in the pre-
liminary 10 the British ladies' golf
championship tournament Monday
aroused great interest, but ii was ap-
parent that they had not yet con-
Quered the intricacieS Of the course.
The low medal score, an 81. was
turned in by Miss Cecil Leitch, a
British player Miss Mildred Cavcr-
u OF the American team had d
score Of 81. Miss A G. Mack emile.
OF Toronto. had an SIS. for the days
play. The card OF Marion Hollins
was 95 and that OF Mrs Clarence II.
Nandcrbeck 96.
An accident 10 Miss Rosa mU nd
Sherwood. who ran a stake into her
foot while vaulting a fence. had dis
couraged the Americans. who be
lieved that her elimination greatly
reduces her chances 10 win the
championship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
Milwaukee Takes Series
From Kansas City Blues

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May TO-
Milwaukee made il three out OF four
by defeating Kansas City in the
final game Of the series hJre Mon
day s 90 l. Miller held the home
team TO six hits. Forsythe, Milwau-
kee second baseman, sustained a
broken ankle sliding into second
base. Score.
Milwaukee 0lO OlO 1903 ,
Kansas City. 100 600 OOO-1 0
Miller and CASTOR. Horstman, Boil
den and Brock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
WAIVE CITY COURT HEARING

Luther BrugOyne and Arthur
Clark charged with the theft Of an
automobile owned BY Claude Jack
son. member OF the board OF edu-
cation. Monday waived arraignment
in the city court and were bound
over 10 the circuit court. They were
arrested several days ago. but were
taken 10 the city court Monday for
arrafg0ment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
ATHLETICS GET TWO
HITS OFF HARPER

BOSTON. May lO.-HarLer held
Philadelphia to two hits Monday in
his irst start OF the season. Boston
Whining, Z TO l. Hooper doubled
twice and singled twice in four times
at bat. With McGinnins on first and
HerdryX on second and none out in
the seventh, Dykes caught Fosters
liner. throwing 10 Galloway. who
threw TO Griffin for a triple play.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
PIRATE PITCHER
GIVES FOUR HITS
Cooper Allows Philly Batsmen
One Run in First Inning
Hits Three.
BY Associated Press

PITTSBURG. Pa. May 10
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia to-
day by a score OF 20 in their
first game OF the season. Cooper
held the visitors 10 four hits and
although he did not issue a base
on balls was guilty Of hitting three
batsmen with pitched balls Causey
was hard hit In their first two in
nings and was wild besides. giving
way 10 Cantwell, who stopped fur
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

NEW YORK. May 1o.-Because
Of damage caused by German armies
IL will be impossible 10 have the
Antwerp links ready for the Oiym-
~. tournament before July =. &C
cording 10 word received here TODAY
from Belgium by ". ID. Nanderpool
secretary OF the United states Golf
association. The association had
asked that date be advanced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
CLEVELAND TRIMS
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
Pitcher Jim Bagby Aids in
Winning by Crashing
Four Stacker.

CLEVELAND. o.. MAY TO-
Cleveland defeated St Louis Monday
: 70 in the playOd ~ a postponed
game. Bagby was nit hard but not
when hits meant runs. BaRby aided
In winning his own game with
home run over the right field wall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

NBatted for Davis in 5th.
xxBatted for Saunders in It'll.

smith (Cleveland). Home run
Bagby Sacrifices-Tobin. Bagby
Gardner. ErrOrs-Gerber. Davis.
VAN bsganss Double plays-Gard-
ner and Johnston. GedeOn and Sis
Ter: Chapman, Wambsganss and
Johnston Left on bases-St Louis
II. Cleveland S. Bases on balls
OF Davis Z. off Bayne /. Hits-Off
Davis. 5 in 4 innings; off Saunders.
in 2; of Bayno, in 2 Struck
out-By Davis I. by Bayne l, by
Bagby I Losing Litcher-Davis-
Cmpires-Owens and Chill. Time
1.4O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

~. Louis At Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston
Detroit az Washington
Chicago ~ New York.
National League.
Boston al -. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York az Cincinnati
Philadelphia az Pittsbu-g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

Nbdlleu lNA LAhtir lh o'iAs
Score BY innings
PbiIadelphia ... 600 600 O1O-1
BOSTON .... 2O2 201 COX
Two-base hits-HOOLe .. stolen
baseE-Griffin, MCInnis MCNally
Sacriflce-Harper. Triple play
DYKES 10 Galloway TO Griffin Double
pIav-McNally 20 Scott 70 McInnis.
Errors-Dykes, Perry. Eckert. Nc
NalIv. Hunter. HendryN. Left on
bases -Philadelphia 5. Boston 5.
Bases on balls-On Eckert I, off
Harper ( Hits-Off Perry, i'm
f-s innings. OF Eckert I'm %
inning: off Moore. none IN inning.
Hit by pitcher-By Eckert tHeu-
drN-Sl truck out-Ry Perry ]. BY
Moore by Harper g. Losing pitch
er-Perry Umpires-Nsllin and
Dineen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

xRatted for Eckert In 81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-04
RELIEVE DEL DIA
Coces contra e aguiion...

obtuVo IA mas aInplia Sanction nor 70
actuado, sino que Sc lie autorizo para
dar a La sueursal del Credito y Aho-
rr6 Ponceho, mas ,dinero, 81 era pre-
ciso, todo el dinero que fuere necesa-
rio. -.
Rasgos asf merecen ser conocidos, no
porque ellos son acreedores al aplau-
so, sino porque representan Ia garan-
tia de los intereses generates, Ia de-
fensa de los peqnefios capitales de los
que tienen sus ahorros en- los bancos,
la seguridad de q. Ia malquerencia de
un malyado no ha de lograr por muy
diestro que sea en- deslizar la calum-
MIA, que los depositantes de los bancos
puedan sentir la inqnietud de que su
dinero no este bien seguro donde 10
tienen.
La poderosa institution banearia de
San Juan, ofreciendo al Cr6dito y Aho-
rro Ponceno, todo el dinero sufciente
para salirs airoso de la torpe celada
que gentes infcuas 1e. tendieran, ha
prestado la tranquilidad pdblica y
al credito del pals un seryicio ina
preciable.
Asf sabran los desalmados que pro-
palan est1pidos rumores alarmantes, q.
ningdn banco esta solo merced de una
conspiraci6n de unos cuantos misera-
bles despechados. La solidaridad es-
ta firmemente establecida, reciamente
garantida, absolutamente afirmada en-
tire todos los bancos del pals. Contra
esta admirable, contra esta saludable
medida, NADIA pueden de ahora en- ade-
lante los menguados que moyidos por
el despecho 0 por ell simple goce del
NAL ajeno, que hay almas tan enfer-
mas para sentir este placer innoble,
quieran lamar a las lnuchedumbres
los mas extravagantes rumOrcs.
va nadie sentira la alarma, nadie
Sufr1rA ell mledo rldlculo que lleVo
unos cuanfos infelices a secundar los
planes Isiniestros del autor de esta YER
dadera canallada.
Y nadie sentira temores pueriles
porquc toda conspiracion Sc vera frus-
trada, inutilizada de antemano por es-
70 po,1sroca solidaridad de tOdOS los
bancos, defendiendo y afirmando su
insospechable solyencia.
Los bancos hacen asfe una obra so.
cial de gran trascendencia al defen-
derse ellos, defender al pals en- que
trabajan, contra las perversidades de
algunos y los miedos colectivos que son
y fueron siempre los mejores auxilia-
res del crfmen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-04
Teatro America
FE
El Beneficio de Consuelo Mayyendfa

q 81
La gentil artistas que yiene
actuaado con exito tan mereci-
do en- el Teatro America, celebr6
anoche su funci6p de gracia, con
I'm cartel suggestive y atrayente.
No hay que decir que el teatro
estaba lleno, viendose ocupadas
.todas las localidades por el pd-
blico de los grandes espectacu=
los.
La sefiora Mayendfa cosech6
muchos aplausos, recibio mu-
chos ergaols y vi6 inundados de
flores SUI camerino Y la escena.
Fue TN. triunfo complete que
compartio con ell sefior del Pine,
actor aplaudidfsimo que ha gus
tado mucho.
Ell walls del Maestro Marques,
muy inspirado y muy armonio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-04
OBRAS 1MPoRTANTEs EN-
PRoYECTO

ST OILS rnateriales de construc-
ci6n bajan v hay dinero sufcien
te en- ell Tesoro Insular, Sc rea-
lizaran en- breve importantes
obras que daran ocupaci6n a
buen n1mero de obreros y me-
joraran la situaci6n, dando faci-
lidades a la administration que
ha menester de las comodidades
que elias representa-.
Entire las mas urgentes es-
tan: Edifcio Capitolio para la
Legislature y Tribunal Supre-
mo; Edificio para la Alta-Escue-
la Central; Lavadero Publico "
Acueducto, estas dos dltimas
competen al nuevo Municipio; !;
termination del Barrio Obrero; !;
obras de empalme de la Carrete-
n
ra por ell Sur de Santurce con ell
Malec6n y terrenos ganados al
mar y puente para la comuni-
caci6n por San Antonio: Y ter
.minacion del ensanche de la ca
rretera central por Santurce.
s
El Gomisionado del Interior
selorE rEsteves, con su personal
tecnico y los futuros admins
tradores de Ia ciudad, tienen la
mayor parte de los proyectos
terminates y Sc cree que en- un
plazo no mayor de 5 amos est9n
todos reaIizados.
Observador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-04
Desde Francia, pero hablando
De Espafa... 4 NJ \
LOS HOMBRES QUE Sc EXTRANAN

Ahora, en- pleno mes de mo-
yiembre, mas en- este dfa lleno
de sol, yo me pongo a evocar
Ell verano, y pienso que Ell vera
no que 70 pase por tierras de
Santander Y de Asturias, ha 81
dc para mi, bajo el aspecto es-
piritual, mas que un verano
puertorriqueno.
Una tras-etra van desfilando
por mi memoria las personas
con quienes estuye ligado de
una inanera mas fntima duran
te esos tres meses, y todas elias,
0 son de Puerto Rico, o han vi
vido largos amos en- Puerto Ri
co.. En- Reinosa, la viuda de
Canal, su hermana Apolonia, su
hija Maria y sus nietos Maria
Teresa y Jose Manuel Perez
Morris. y. En- Ribadesella, Eu-
dosio de la Cuetara, su esposa
y sus hijos, entire los que des-
cuella la figurilla menuda de Ma
rina de la Cuetara, una mufe-
quita de Ia amos que esta llama
da a ser una admirable interpre-
te de Chopin Y de Granados. !.
En- Pandiello, a corto espacio de
Arriondas Y en- las cumbres gil
gantes de unas bravas monta-
mas asturianas, Isidro Abarca v
los suyos en- la vieja casa sola-
riega, que ampliamente refor-
mada, ofrece, en- medic del hos
co paisaje, un amable descanso
lleno de comfort moderno. :. En-
Gij6n, Rafael Hernandez Usera
y Mercedes Gonzalez, objeto am
bos del homemade enthusiastic de
la sociedad gijonesa, y duena
ella, por su admirable destreza,
del segundo premio de dobles de
sefloras en- ell campeonato hispa-
nico de tennis. Y, en- fin, tam
bien en- Gij6n, Rafael Fabian Y
Manuel Gonzalez.
Yo guerra yer a estos dos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-04

lEl fnlstrado golpe traici6n que un
desalmado quiso asestar al Credito
Ahorro Poncefo, echando, rodar
versiones absurdas que sembraron La
zozobra en- eSa parte del pIblicO que
esta siempre merced de todos los sen
sacionalismos todas las excitaciOnes,
merece la mas en6rgica condemnation.
Els sencillamente criminal q. un NAL
vado cualquiera, porque un banco no lie
quiso prestar dinero sin garantfa o por
q. lie cobre, sin mas excusas, la cantidad
que adeuda que no lleya trazas de
pagar, eche rodar la falsa especie de
que un banco esta en- crisis, para que
Sc produzca ell vergonzose espectacu-
10 que Sc ha dado en- Ponce y Guaya-
ma, al cundir, ell panico entire algunas
gentes que tienen hechos sus deposit
tos en- la Central y en- Ia Sucursal del
Credito Ahorro Ponceno.
Claro es que huyendo de las respon-
sabilidades grayfsimas contraidas, el
autor los autores del rumor peryerso
que llego a constituir el peligro de una
seria crisis habran tornado sus precau-
clones para que su delito quede impu-
ne, 10 que hemos de procurar todos a (.
no Sc consiga, cooperando al descubri-
miento de ese enemigo ruin de la socfe-
dad que l1eva sus bajos rencores y sus
torvas yenganzas esos extremes, sin
retroceder en- sus maquinaciones ante
la certidumbre de que podffa hacer
I'm dafio incalculable, no solo una
institution bancaria que ha hecho mu-
cho bien a Ponce y Guayama y a
otras localidades de la Isla, sino a las
personals que tienen depositados sus
ahorros en- la importante institution.
En- Guayama Sc ha dado un espec-
taculo edificante. En- cuanto que a la
ucursal que allf tiene ell BGasco Terri
toriG1 q AgricoIG, lego la noticia de
la aIarIna que envolvfa ell cr6dito del
banco poncefo, sin pensar en- la COM
petencia del negocio nj detenerse ante
la possible rivalidad q. en- 6pocas( (nor-
males puede y debe comprenderse, la
Sucursal del Banco Territorial y Agrf-
cola envi6 la del Cr6dito y Ahorro
Poncefio, yeinticinco mil dollars por 81
pudiera necesitarlos esta para afron-
tar los pagos apremiantes a los que Sc
dejaron contagiar del falso panico.
Para practicar la noble solidaridad
de manera tan franca y decidida, el
funcionario que tiene al frente de la
Sucursal en- Guayama ell Banco Terri
,torial Y Agrfcola nj siquiera consulto
a la directiva del Banco en- San Juan.
Lo aviso despu6s de hecho Y no solo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-04
Ia 1eSDelila al DI. BaRGiIO

Despues dE tefminado, todos
los comensaIes acompaiiaron al
obsequiado hasta el muelle, dom
de otros muchos amigos entire
-ellos sus compaferos el nuevo
Director v el Dr.. Velez Lopez, lie
despidieron al tonlar "a lancha
para ir al Manuel Calvo".
Con 81 fueron a bordo los Sc
flores Moran, Casal, Vicente
%. ManueA, Gabino Sanchez y
otros.
De nuevo deseamos al estima-
do amigo un feliz viaje y toda
clase de dichas ALA en- Galicia al
lado de los suyos.