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Two TOP Notch pitchers.

For several years have calmly
claimed that Covelesk!e IS the best
pitcher In the American League. II NOT
in baseball Hts use OF the slow ball
and his tantaitzipg curve are TWO or
the most rnastertul things in the game.
He has not delivered the goods for me.
but this season he starts OUT as II 10
prove the contention.
The comeback OF Red Faber Is tho
biggest upset the dope has had thus far.
Faber. after his pitching In a World
70 Series against the Giants. looked TO be
s sns s sno,hsr Ed H walsh IG"s Figured that
A man who could take up the burden
thrown upon him by the failure OF the
other pitchers in worlds Series: ana
WIN. would improve. HIS only fault.
ND 10 that worlds Series was plain lack
81 interest-his fellows called 1t lazi-
ness.
arouse his dormant enthusiasm and
make his a world beater. Instead Of
which Il seemed to ruin him. He has
been practically worthless to the soS
since then. Last year II looked as IT
ne had "A much as he ever had In his
iiP.' blu, the players said there was
nothing ut all on his fast ono and THAI
u vas as straight as string. There
VISA talk OF bad arm. but the arm
looked all right. This spring ne comes
on the fast one and that his slow Is
better than II ever was. Also he IL
working, eager 10 work. ana he makes
the Whit" Sox STAFF look much better.
lust why some scrihes keep ridicu-
linz Connie Mack's Athletics Is not
clear. He has an outf!eld that can hit
and has speed. fIe has one ~ the most
promising first hasrmrn In the country.
q very fair second baseman. a good
Yielding short stop and third baseman
who cannot hit much. one Of the best
catchers In tho land In Perkins. and one
anchor pitcher backed BY q lot OF
hustling youngsters.
Thn team cannot expect 20 win A
rhampionship. In fact It cannot BE-
doped above last place. But any team
,yIii Sn8 itself below the Mackmen.
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Marietta Five to Meet
Cornell University In
Latter Eastern Trip

MARIETTA. O.. May 4.-(Spccial to
the Inrclligcnccr)--It was officially an
nounccd here today by tho athletic dl,
rector Of Marietta college that the iocaI
five would meet Cornell University on
December 80, next year on the latter
eastern "trip which will last Tor TWO
weeks Tho Cornell University i've IS
only meeting the best teams IN the
east ON their trip and was scheduled 10
meet Marietta AZ the latter was the un-
disputed tri-state champion. ~ VIII
hc remembered that Marietta. who was
coached by the great GREASY" Neale
made a great impression upon the
basketball world last year defeating
the University OF Pittsburgh. WashinE-
ton & Jefferson. West Virginia wesley
nm and W. V. L.
Tho local college five will be stronger
than ever before in history next year
as not one man will be lost by Sradu-
alton. and Coach Ncale expects 70 rounu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
UNEEDA MATCH AFTER
GAMES FOR SUNDAYS

Tho Cneeda Match nine Is AFTER
games with some amateur or semi-pro
teams in the valley or surrounding dis
triCt and would like to hear from some
fast argrcgations for games on May y:
80 and 81. The Match lads came oet
yictors Of an overwhelming WIN over
tho Mound City lads last Sunday ana
are now stepping a fast pace. ~
The following are requested 70 re-
Friday evening: Taufette. Lash, AinR-
worth. Ebeling. Nolte. Stats. DonAhtA
Woods. Burch. Woods. Hixenbaugh1
Thomas Robinson and Stewart. EOr
games please call 1881 and ASK @tsH
Ray. 100
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Two base hits--McNally, Pratt. Peck
inpaugh.
Three base hit-Fipp.
SaCrificcS-l'ratt
Double plays-McNally. Scott and Nc
Innis: Scott McNally and MCInniS.
Left on bases-Now York. 6; Boston.
s.
Base on balls-Off Hoyt. 4; off Kari.
!; of Quinn. l.
Kari. 2 in 3 innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Quinn. walters
FostCr).
Struck out-By Hoyt. 5: by karr. !;
by Quinn. !.
Losing pitchcr-Hoyt
I'mpires-Nallin and Dtnccn.
rime-l:5O.
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ANOTHER FOR DETROIT.

DETROIT. Mich. May +.-lhetrort
won its second game Of tho season by
defeating Cleveland to-day. to Both
OF Detrot'S runs came in the ninth IN
ming when Cobb singled. scoring Bush
and Yeah Cleveland scored in the
eighth on an error by Bush. Both
Myers and Dauss pitched excellent
ball. tho visiting pitcher yielding one
less hit than was taken off pausS
score hy innings: r. II. r.
Cleveland 9oOoOoOl 10
Detroit ..0OO0O .
Myers and ONc!ll: Dauss and stan
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Two base hits-Jackson. Gedcon.
Three base hits-Gedeon. Tobin.
Home run-Stsler
Stolen base-Sisler.
Sa"ritce-Kerr. Wetlmau. Williams.
Billings :.
Double plays-Weaver. Cnassisted:
Gedeon and Stsler: Weilman and Sisler
Left on bases-ChicagO :: 81. Louis
10
Bases on balls-Off Kerr 3; on Lbud-
ermilk .: of Weilman s.
EItS--OR Kerr in > "a Innings:
1.-TWO out in thlrd): on Heath IN In
nings. two out in s!Xtn): OF Louder
milk In Is innings.
Struck out-By Kerr |: by WPilman
s.
Losing pitchcr-kerr
rmpires--Owens and ChIll.
Time-l:45.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
HUGH STOBBS' TEXAS Lacquer To
RIGHT FIELD WON FOR L|NSLy

field scoring both runners and practical
iy cinching the game. The game was
a pitchtng duel between llutchtns and
clovis IN which III" former was the VIC
tor. Neither 81 IT." two allowed more
than four hits.
The steady fe!d ~ or IN" FrIadrtpnia
,,I. was feature Cf the game while
yrcat stops b. II. Siohbs and Palmer OF
1,tnsiy also were features Of rho game.
The Cadets led tho attack BY scoring
In tho fourth but tn" pix" lads soon
came back in tho next two innings WIN
49,, tally for each and had the game
nyacticaily cinched up 10 tho eighth IN
ming after Stobbs long drive.
Summary: ',
r,,.,v 900 100 Ocn-S I 9
Trj,delphta 49,. coo OlO no0-2 ;
Batteries: Hutchins and Storer'
Clovis and oldham
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RAIN CHECKS POSSIBLE
VICTORY FOR WEST VA

Special Dispatch to the lntciligCnccr.
NEW YORK. May 4-Ns n result Of
Turkovich'S double. DawsUn'S triple. u
base on balls TO NefflcN and Marlin :
single. all In the first inning. West VIZ
g;nia had the New York AgGies beaten
J 70 AT Ebbert field today. when rai'l
stopped the game. y half hours down
pour soaked the diamond and the cont -;
was called Off entirely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
HOYT'S FIRST
1920 DEFEAT

NEW YORK. May 4-Thc New York
Americans made II three OUT OF ttvc
from Boston hero today by winning the
last game OF the series. { 10 l. Hoyt.
who defeated New York in the opening
game Of the series. was knocked out of
the box in five innings 1t was HOyts
first defeat OF the season. Quinn pitch
cd good ball and kept the Boston hits
we'll scattered. The start OF the game
was held up half an hour by n storm.
In the NTH inning Umpire Nallin clear
ed the entire New York bench. putting
oil the players or except those actively
engaged in the game. Score:
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York's hits proved more timely SIX
locals being left on bias" In IN" last
three innings l."bourvraus batting
and his great catch which saved three
runs featured. kauff drew a base on
balls eac Of t. four times e faced
Cnuscy. Score by innings: H. II r.;
Now York n o 0 ! ; O. II D
Philadelphia Tho o = ' -
Benton, Douglas. lnn"E ana o'.Hu''
+ Smith, SauSvy, Wincrt ana ""''e
NLthnrOM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
BEAT CUBS AND
CD INTO LEAD

ClNCINNATT. May I--The champions
broke their losing streak today. by VIII
ming a close game from Chicago. To !.
and went back to first place in the Nal
!nnal League race. Carter was hit free
ly in the early innings. Ring BANKED
the cubs for six rounds but weakened
In the seventh and WAS relieved by
l.uquc In the eighth alter the visitors
had come within ono run OF tying me
score The batting OF Ncale and the
hcld!nG Of R.,th and kopf were fCa-
lures Tho sCort:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
ALL LOOK ALIKE
To THE BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. May 4.-St. Louis ham
mered three Chicago pitchers hard to-
day and won Il 10 4. Kerr and Heath
were knocked out Of tho box. Weilman
pitched the first game since taken III
in the middle Of last season and with
the exception ot two innings. was
steady throughout.
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
SCORE STOOD Al IN FAVOR or
PIKE LADS WHEN STOBBS
Drove IN TWO MEN WITH
CLEAN HIT TO RIGHT.
Dame was tho Best Ever witnessed NJ
Etn Grove BAH PRrk-PtSchars
Battle Between HutchtnS
And Clovis.

Llnsly is now hcrald"d as the most
logical contender for the valley oasS-
bali cham pioushtp. after the we'll earned
victory over the undstcated TrtadSlph'a
District High nine yesterday ut tns
Elm Grove ball park by the score ~ -
The game was the best ever w!tness"H
at the Elm Grove park and the htGA
school followers were pleased WIN tnr
splendfd exhibition OF ball notn teams
diapLayed II was Triadelphta's game
until the eighth inning when. with TWO
men on and two our. Hughcy StooHs
drove = long Texas ieaSuer 10 right
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville /. s. Q: Columbus G. u. l.
Wright. Graham and kochcr. George
and Wagner.
indianapolis 6. Q. /: Toledo 0. 2. 4.
Petty and Hcnline: Brady and Murphy.
Milwaukee, . :, |: 81. Paul 2. Q. 4.
MIllerand Tuhn: William and liar
grave G0innings.)
Kansas City. S. II. .: Minneapolis s.
u. /. Evans. Amcs and Sweeney,
Brock: James and Mayer.
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GETS GOOD SUPPORT

WASHINGTON. May 4.-Timely hit
ting enabled Phladc lphla to take the
odd game Of the series from Washing
ton to-day. 6 to 4. Perry. pitching for
the visitors. was battcd hard but re-
ceived steady support. The scorc by
innings: X. r. T..
PhiladelphIa 3O1 oN1On 1-S 10 !
Washington % Of zoos o. n
Perry and Perkins: Zachary and Gar
~
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ANOTHER ONE FOR
MOUND CITY HIGH

Tho Moundsvllle High school nine an
nexed anotAfr victory TO their long list
"a az ClAirsyille High By the one sided
score OF S-s. Tho Mound Ctty lads CON
nected with the pill on many occasions
and Mcswain featured the game with
three circuit drives. one triple. and a
strikeout out OF i've trips I" IN" plate.
Thomas starred for the visitors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
PACKERS vs.. YORKVILLE

Tho wilson Packers will meet tho
Yorky,ue Athletics next Sunday after
noon. In q former engagement between
these two teams the Packers proved
vtctors NJ JcmIs or Lefty Boldrine
will do the twirling FOR Yorkvillc. while
/. Roldr,no will do the receiving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05

Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York,
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston al PhIladelphi ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
LOSING STREAK BROKEN.

PHILADELPHIA. May 4.--N"w York
to-day hrok" its losing str"ak with a .
to 4 victory over Philadelphia. After
five scOrclcss innings both T"ncy ana
Causcy wero driven from the box. New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05

out the hest Ave in the country from
last years combination. Other bright
high school stars will enter the college
next term and they are eXpecfed 20
mako a great impression Cornen VII,
meet such teams az Princeton. Yaie and
Harvard on their eastern trip. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
The Standing,
To-day's Games.

ST Louis al Detroit
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia al Boston.
Cleveland al Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yosterday'S Games,
The Standing.

New York. 5: Philadelphia. 4.
Cincinnati. s: Chicago. I.
Brooklyn Boston: raj
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta :: Memphis 3.
New Orleans 4: Little Rock
chattanooga /: birmingham !.
Mobile |: Nashville }.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YaatsrdRy's Games,

! New York. S. Boston. |.
/ Philadelphia. D: Wash. I
| S.. Louis. -; Chicago. T.
! Detroit. =. Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-05
Surprise In Attack.

The value Of the surprise system OF
attack never was better eHemplll!ed
than this spring. Gleason. Moran. Nc,
Graw and Barrow all are opponents OF
this style OF game. Their teams do tnS
unexpected when on attack ana rarely
resort to the old safe and sane. one run
az a time. bunting games excepting IN
very close pitchers battles.
They essay to win games by suddenly
svitchIng tactics and hitting balls that
tho pitchers do not expect them 20 hit
and 10 gather In winning cluster OF
runs BY a sharp. sudden attack when
often throws the opposing pitchers into
the air.
This spring. Cleveland Is uS.nE mat
system quite often. had letter ih'
other day from pitcher who complain
cd That the Indians were playing
crazy" bali hitting first balls. hittinS
With two and nothing. and three and
one. and instead OF syRpathtzinS win
him Jotted down nocc that the Nind
OF ball Speaker seems 70 ne p!aSl hs
makes the final victory OF the Indians a
trifle more certain.
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have a howl from Cleveland which
reveals the tendency toward superst'-
ton on the part Of ball players. Speaker
and a number Of the Cleveland players
are seriously alarmed because they rear
the fact that so many OF the Experts
have picked mem 70 win the American
League pcnnant with bring them bad
luck One OF my friends on the team
writes:
Il see you dope US 10 win. l wish
YOU hadn't done II. II may put INK
on US. Why don't you pick us 70 Nnish
second, then we'd win sure:
There is more in this than seems rea-
sonable 10 an outsider. players have
superstltlous fear OF being picked as
winners and with many OF them X Is
quite real. ,
clear thinking = manager as ever led a
team remarked TO me once:
III you hadn't dopcd ia ~ win we q
hove won that pennant sure" And ne
believed IL. ,
ing picked 10 win. although ne had no
hesItancy about claiming that MS team
would Do champions again
However. In the Cleveland case, X IS
hard 20 SEQ how anyone dealing with
dope and averages could get away from
it-and the way the team has started
indicates what will come when X SET
ties down 70 real business.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

buffalo Jersey Cty-rain.
Toronto s: Syracuse :.
Rochester >: Reading II.
Akron s, baltimore s.
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c.. w. Greig

Clothes shop
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-su-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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+-Ran for OtArrcll in the Sth
t-Batted for Carter IN tho TN.
s-Rat;cd for Martin In the Sth.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
SObre la carestla de la vida
Ell CivismO Sc impone

bio americana, preparado para todas las
luchas civicas. Els verdad que los finsn-
cieros creeran perder algunos miles de
d6lares; pero no hay tai cosa. Pueden
descontar esa supuesta perdida de las
enornes ganancias que han acumulado
en- estos seis amos que Europa, Y sobre
todo Alemania. permanecieron inacti-
vas, y al restar los benefcios veran que
10 que han dejado de ganar les esta
compensate con las lagrimas los su-
frimientos ahorrados los pobres.
Nosotras no compraremos NADIA en- un
sio. Y aconseiamos a todas las mule
res. tanto madres como hijas, de esta
isla, ricas Y pobres, que hagan un es-
fuerzo de voluntad slIprema. con ese sen
iimiento entrafsble que producen las in
justicias los abuses; que demuestren
tener la misma preparation de las amas
de casas norteamericanas, V hagan la re-
solucion inquebrants Bile de ayudar con
.su cooperation que sus compatriotss.
los desposeidcs de la fortuna, vean alivia
da Ia triste situaci6n poE que estan pa
ssndo.
Esta es una obra de alto PATRIOTS
mo que benefciara a toda la sociedad
portorriquefia.
Ramona R. de FONT. CviOleta)
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EI Sr. OOmsnsch hacs iRtsTssantes dscIsncionss

Continuation dc Ia Ia. paginaD
material rooan.e de Ia compahia debe
ser adecuado para llensr las necesida.
des del publico. Ahora solamente hay
35A c3rros Y no hay que olvidar que den.
tro de las actuales condioiones no sera
possible usar mas, aun cnando los hu.
biese.
Yc irabajsr6 por todo este traha
iare asiduamentc. poro no pueio espe.
rar tener exito a menos que pueia con
tar con el apoyo alentsdor de Ia c0mum.
dad. Y muy especialmen'e de IA prensa.
Hare todo 10 que este mi alcance
para MERCER ambos. y deseo deciros
antes de terminar que recibire gustoso
toda indication y critica enderezadss
a llevar a cabo las ideas tan rapid ,meu
te esbozadas por mi y meiorar cuai-
quiera todos los servicios de Ia Com.
pafiia.
Nos halagsn y nos complscen las ini
ciativ3s del Sr. Domenech. tendcn.es q
meiorar IN serVicio que desde hace tan
TO tempo essa clamando una reforina
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que puede conmover nues'ros corazo-
mes; palabra que viene a ser una sin
tests dondc Sc condensan las ideas mas
a,truistas Y las mas hermosas concep-
clones del deber del derecho; eco que
resuena en- 10 mas intimo de todas las
almas que viven enamoradas de los
grandes idaeles de Paz, de Justicia y
Fraternidad, que SON los unicos llama
dcs a establecer en- la TERRA sobre ba
ses s6lidas ell verdadero progreso de
la humanidad; . sin embargo
cuantas veces esa palabra sugestiva
viene ser en- labios hipocritas la mas
cara impalpable tras la cual Sc oculta
Ell egoismo estupido que todo 10 sacri
fca EN- aras de sus particulares ambi-
clones, Ell veneno del odio de que
Sc hallan impregnadas las almas enfeT
ma.
causa profunda tristeza ell contem
plar como un gran numero de aquellos
que Sc atavian con Ell pomposo titulo
de patriotas, son incapaces de sobrepo
nor el bienestar general a sus particu-
lsres conveniencias; a clos sc les ha
ce nsatsrialmente impossible sacrificar
81 amor propio en- aras del amor los
demas; ellos iamas podran aceptar CO.
mo logico y razonable que otros pien-
sen de una manera opuesta a la que
tllcs piensan porque Sc Green los linicos
poseedores de la verdad absolute: ellos
en- fin, son la remora que con mas te-
n7cidad Sc opone al advenimiento de
la vsrdadera democracia, que Marcia
sismpre por el amplio sendero de Ia
tolorancia la conquista de la igual
dad Y fraternidad humans. ellos,
por Ltimo. parapetados tras la frigil
barrera de sus estrechas miras, preten
dsn circunscribir la conciencia y ell
pensamiento collective a ese estrecho
circulo EN- ell que giran en- revue.ta con
fusion sus mezQuinas ambiciones, pc
10 EN- el que nunca podran soplar aires
&c libertad para los espiritus progre-
sistas que aspiran a marchar en- pro
erosion ascendente hasta escalar una
atmosfera pura donde no tengan que
sep'ir la asfxia que produce un am
lbiento corrompido por las brutales pa
sionec
Dc ahi la necesidad absolute y ell de
be- ineludible en- que estan todos aque
roS que So erigen en- directories dc la
conciencis publica, de poner er prac-
tica. no Ia politica del miserable dollar
corruptor d. sentimientos y destructor
dc caracteres, sino una pohtica saba,
QUE teniendo por base la iusticia. por
guia la razon ilustrada, por amparo
IL Ley. por arma la toleran;ia v por
iinico ideal la libertad, haga del pueblo,
no la materia ductil presta tomar TO-
das las formas. sino la roca graniti-
ca contra la cual sc estrellen todaG las.
tiranias todas las concupicencias.
FACUNDo RIVERA.
Vega Baia, iunio de 1920.
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q HPuNTEs
~ DEL t.MONlElNT0
HagamOs verdadera pOlitica 81 es que queremOs
hacer patria

Cu3ndo Ell organssmo humane es VIC
tina de algnn padeeimiento fisico que
amenaza ocasionar su destruction, la
prudencia aconseja que Sc applique in
mediate remedio a la parte atacada
del MAJ, como medic de destruir este,
aunque veces tai remedio venga a
ser un cauterio cuya aplicaci6n pro
duzca dolores intensos. De la misma
manera, cuando ell cuerpo social Sc We
atacado pOr germenes morbosos de CO.
rrupci6n embrutecimienJo los cua-
les pndieran llegar a ocaslonar la muer
te moral de los pueblos, inhabilitan-
dolos para poder realizar EN- Ell item
po y EN- "a historic Ia mission altamen
te Scivilizadora que todos esta enco
Jnenda5a Pc el humane proereso, es
deber ineludible de todo ciudadano que
de clio se de exacta cuenta, sehalar
esos germenes malsanos Y procurar, ade
mas, destruirlos, aunque para conse-
guirlo sea necesario apl;car el cauterio
de la severa critica .IFlotan en- ell am
bienSe moral de nuestro pueblo algu-
nos dc esos germenes y podrian es-
tos causar, 81 no la destruction, la de
Rpadacion de nuestro ORGANISING social?
Muy sensible sera confesarlo, pero esas
preRuntas hay que contestarlas afr
mativamerltc.
Las pasiones politicas NAL reprint
das en- sus desbordamientos de odios
insanos, van dejando impresas sus hue
Has repugnantes en- la faz de nuestro
,estado social, y, como consecuencia 10
gica. este Sc desenvuelve en- un am
btente viciado en- extreme por esos mis-
mos odios GPodra tai estado de cosas
propender en- manera alguna a resolver
tavorablemente los arduos problsmas
que al presente nos afectan? Respon-
dan las conciencias honradas. Proceed
,nientos tales solo pueden empujarnos
al abismo insondable donde con fire.
cuencia por desgracia Sc hunden pa
ra siempre las mas halagadoras espe-
ranzas las aspiraciones mas legiti-
mas de progreso Y bienestar de aquellos
pueblos cuyos directories no supieron
elevarIos hasta una a.tura moral que
los puslera a salvo de las bajas pasio
mes, engendro fatal de la ignorancia y
la concupiscencia
Y 10 mas lamentable es que, cuando
palpsmos estas realidades. que son rea
lidades amargas, en- vez de ponsr nues
tras inteligencias y muestros corazo-
nes al servicio de la causa siempre no
BILE dc "a patria, procuramos hacer ain
mas dolorosas sus heridas con nuestras
intempcrancias y NAL fundados recelos
No parece sino que un espiritu de mer
csntilismo Sc cierne sobre nuestros ce-
r9broa v nos incauacita nara llevar a
cabo ninguna obra EN- la cual quede
impreso q sello de nuestro tan dccan
tado patriotismo. iPatriotismo! Pa
lahra que usamos como la expression del
sentimiento mas noble y mas humane
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-18
Rafael Garcia de QuevedO

FL cable acabs de trasmitirnos una do
lorosa nueva la muerte del doctor Ra-
fael Garcia de Quevedo, miembro dc
una distinguida familia de es' capital.
Rafael Garcia de Quevedo era un
muchacho fuerte, joven y lleno de vida
a quien esperaba nm porvenir despeja-
do. Cuando todo lie sonreia, cuando con
Ell esfuerzo de la voluntad dc la per
severancia habia logrado gsnar una
posicion en- la vida dentro del circulo
professional IL muerte le sorprende en-
I'm accidente desgraciado. que todos llo-
ramos.
Mientras Sc dirigia en- union de un
grupc de amigos hacia ia academia ns-
val de Annapolis en- una lancha. Ia fra
gil embarcacion choco con un puente y
como resultado del choque perecio aho-
gado en- las aoras del RIO Potomac.
Rafael era ell vastago mas ioven dc j.
fsmilja Garcia de ouevedo. Su iuuerte
Ia s'dc una terrible sorpresa para sus
familiares, que lie seperaban fines de
este mes en- Puer0 Picn
Envsamos la familia atribulsd da,
nuestro mensaje de condolcncia Y sim
patia