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profitable time and will continue to pick
carR right and left

profitable time and will continue to pick
cars right and left.
! Therefore it behooves every car
owner to rack his brain for a scheme
the same time use all the influence he
can muster to secure the passage OF
laws that will make a man think sew
eral times before he steals an auto
mobile, and put the thief, once caught.
where he can mediate in solitude for
the transgressor.
Such a penalty as Judge Willis holds
before car thieves will quickly rid a
community of thieves. Recently In
Maryland the law as to larceny was
amended to include motor vehicles. In
that state the larceny of motor We
hicle is now punishable by imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for term
OF not less than two years or more
than fourteen. Let us hope and pray
that all of the other states Will EMU
late Maryland's example.
And, please note with pleasure. Mr..
Car Owner, the penalty in Maryland
| for oy-riding-defned as taking an
| automobile without intent to appro-
pirate it abSolutely-iS confinement in
| not less than six months or more
| than four years. Which, if it gets the
; cooperation of the police in the first
, Sew instances of joy-riding. ought to
| /. top the practice altogether.
! 1t has long been a matter of note
| that the safe robber of highest de-
! gree and the counterfeiter of fullest
| accomplishment bring to their art
! talents which would serve them in
| legitimate application exceptionally
| well. Ranking below these operators
/ in genius the modern motor car thie eff
| displays an acumen and a smoothness
| in business execution which should
| make him a straight man of affairs
generally valuable.
All of these performers refusing to
Evening star., 1920-03-21

proved wastes of natural gifts.
To the man who has Just had his
theft insurance premium advanced
because of the activities of thieves q
severe penitentiary term for csE
stealers is satisfactory.
But to the direct victim OF the thieG
the fellow whose car represented
comfort won after years and years of
labor.and saving-the homespun JUS
tice of the pioneers of the west-the
law of the rope and the tree-makes
strong Appeal.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

work honestly for sure and sufficient
compensation, work much harder for
the uncertain returns and ever-pres-
ent perils of crookedness. They make
manifest a curious paradox of crime.
They are not explained wholly by
love for the risks of the game. Per-
haps the law. to meet them effective
ly. should hold them to punitive. ac-
count in measures proportioneds less
to arbitrary degrees OF crime than to
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
College of Law
CLASSIFIED MISCELLANY
Propose ls

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
trict Of Columbia, August l3, 1890. Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office
Rcom 500, District Building. until O'Clock
P. NJ. August 2s. 1870. for furnishing neces.
ssry material and labor for installing a CON.
plete heating and ventilRtng system In tn.
Pet~orth School and Addition, locA ted at
Eighth and Shepherd streets. n. W. Blank
forms OF proposal. speCihCa tions, plans and
all necessary information may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Department.
Room 42T. District Building. A deposit of
hve dollars will be required to insure the
return Of plans and specifications. LOUIS
BROW NL0W, CHARLES W. KUTZ, Com.
missioners, D. c. aul4, l6.l7.1S.l9. cost.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WASH.
ineton, d. c.. August Il. 1890 Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office
Room 800, District Building, until o'clock
p. m, Wednesday, August -, 1890, for
grading certain streets and an alley az
gregatng about Il, 200 cubic yards of grad
ing. Blank forms Of proposals, specifications
and all Necessary information may be OBJ
tanned from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
psrtment. Room 427. District Building
LOUIS BRowNLOw, CHARLES W. KUTz,
Commissioners. D. {. aulT-6t
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
B. +. kEITH's,

Next week at & +. Keith's the
operetta 'Puritana" and the bucolic
comedian, Charles Chic" Sale, will
compete for attraction. "Puritana'
has large cast, the prima donna
being Florence Beresford and an
other prominent member. Madge
North, well known here. Other num-
bers announced are Lydia Barry
lyrical raConteuse; Conlin and Glass,
in The -Four Seasons and the Four
Reasons" the Ed Janis Revue, with
Carmen Rocker. the Southern sis
ters and Ben Macombcr: McCarty
and Faye, in Waiting for Some
one" Russell and Dewitt, the aero
medians;' Rudinoff, the smoke
painter and whistler; Topics Of the
Day" and Kilograms. Next Sun
day at and Sis p. m. the bill will
offer Marie Nordstrom. in "A Trip
to Hitland," and the other attrac-
tions Of the current week,
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
STRAND,

Next week at the Strand Theater,
beginning Monday, will be marked
by what is expected to be one of the
finest bills in both vaudeville and pic
lures to be presented in Washington
this summer 1t is headed by The
Pearl of Hawaii Jonia and her Ha-
walian troupe of musicians and
dancers in a scenic and spectacular
tropical serenade. MCLain. Gates and
Company. in a splendid comedy hit
entitled "StateroOm 1S; Pique and
FeIlOwes, pair Of versatile enter
tainers, In a variety Of eccentric do
inEs; Darby and Brown, in their mu-
sICal Irritation Back Home" and
popular Jimmy Lyons, better known
as the Hebrew soldier statesman,
make up the remainder Of the vau-
deville attractions. William Farnum
will be seen in pictures in The JOY
Gus TrOublemaker."
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
ALHALL'SLIFE
A VARIED
Burlesque Star Ran Away
With Circus at Age
Of Nine.

Al K. Hall. eccentric comedian and
funmaker extraordinary, wh1 is ap-
pearlng with the sporting Wild
ows show at the Gayety Theater
this week, has had what the novel;
lists would call a ''checkered career"
He was born in Paris, but at the
age Of was brought to Canada by
ms parents. They lived in Toronto,
and there little Al went to school.
one day a circus came to town. Al
was then about years old, and he
was on the lot early in the morning
70 watch the white tops go up. But
the ambition Al had was more than
merely to see the circus. Nothing
snort OF becoming a member of the
troupe would satisfy him. The re-
suit vas that when the circus left
Al n. Hall left with it.
He had told the circus people he
mad no parents and they had taken
him along. When the circus ar
rived in the city OF Quebec Al found
his daddy there waiting for him.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
CRANDALL's METROPOLITAN.

"Marooned Hearts" the first indi-
Yldual starring vehicle for Conway
Tearle, and one of the most artistic
ally produced camera subjects of the
Year, will continue the chief feature
OF the excellent bill at CrandaIls S
Metropolitan Theater throughout the
remaining days Of the current week
experimenting this splendid drama
is u lauEhable Snub Pollard comedy,
kun En- Ragged" Beginning next
Sunday and continuing through the
week, will be shown for the first
time in Washington the most recent
stellar vehicle Tor Alice Lake, The
Misfit MlLe.l
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
WORLDS VETERAN
CHAUFFEUR Is 90

The worlds oldest automobile
driver has been discovered in Lon
don.
He is John Crook. OF Lynton.
Devonshire. Crook is 90 years ord
and has been driving a car for the
past FIVE months. In that time he
has not had an accident and has
driven through the densest trStic in
London without a trace OF hesita-
tion or nervousness.
Mr Crook intends 20 start out on
a tour Of France, Belgium and other
Parts Of the continent this autumn
He will take members Of his family
with him.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Coming to the Theaters
CRANDALL's KNIcKERBoCKER-

Norma Talmadge vii. be the pic>
tured star of the bill at Crandalrs
Knickerbocker Theater on Thursday
and Friday Of the current week in
The Woman Gives" The foremost
supplementary feature of the bill
will be Goldwyn-Bray's Enchanted
Gardens" On Saturday only Con-
stance TaImadge will succeed her
sister in the stellar position on the
program as pictured star of First
Nationals In Search Of a Sinner"
Also announced for this day only are
a new animated cartoon starring
Mutt and JEFF and the HaIlroom Boys
In Back on the Farm" Next week
Will bring to the KniCkerbocker \
rare list of special productions.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
sHUBERT-GARRICK.

Another phase OF the versatility of
the Garrick Players will be unfold
ed before the public next Sunday
night, when the pOular + street or
ganizatIOn begins a weeks engage
ment Of oh, Boy" the most popular
musical show OF the last ten years.
This Is the Hrst musical show Wash
ington has seen in some time, and
advance sales indicate a banner
week. For this engagement several
musical comedy favUrites are being
imported from New York. The pro-
ductiOn will as nearly as possible
duplicate that Of the original al the
Princess Theater in New York. There
will be the usual matinees on Thurs
day and Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
CRANDALL's.

For the last three days of the cur
rent week, beginning today, Gran
dalrs Thefer will offer one OF the
most interesting double-feature bills
ever arranged. The foremost fsa-
ture will be Crooked Straight" one
of Charles Rays most diverting
comedy-dramas. As an extra added
comedy attraction Harold Lloyd will
be screened in the funniest of his
two-reel de luxe farces, High and
Dizzy" Additional short reel sub
jects and pipe-organ recitals and ac-
compartment will complete the bill.
Beginning next Sunday and remain
ing the major feature of the bill
through Tuesday will be shown
The Prey" starring Alice Joyce.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
GANETr.

Folly Town" the James E. Coop
er burTesque attraction which was
selected for the last summers run
in New York, comes to the Gayety
Theater next week direct from its
Broadway engagement. Three come
sdians are featured-Gus Fay, John
ME walker and Lester Dorr-with
Fraaz-Marie Texas in the prima
donna role. Vaudeville numbers will
be presented by the California Trio,
Lillian Isabelle and the Tennessee
Ten. the latter being composed of
clever colored entertainers
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
LOEM,s PALACE.

As its featured attraction for the
full week, starting next Sunday aft
ernoOn, Loew's Palace Theater will
offer Ethel Clayton in Crooked
Streets" the Paramount Aircraft
cinema adaptation of Samuel Mer-
wins story of the Orient, Dinner at
Eight" AS an added attraction of
the program, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Dellaven will b. seen in their latest
comedy. Never Again"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
NATIONAL.

For the week beginning Monday
the National announces as its attrac-
ton George NJ Cohan's smashing
comedy hit. Genius and the Crowd. !"
with a brilliant cast of fifty. Mr..
Conan has chosen a company OF
capable artists, including George
Renavent. Marion Coakley, Frank
Otto, Wright Kramer, Marie Pc
cheur. Fuller Mellish. Leonora Of
finger. Katharine Stewart, Ralph
Soule. H. Cooper CIiffe, Marian Man
ley' Vera Fuller Mellish, Rubi Tre-
lease and others.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
MARSHALL HALL,

The steamer Charles Macalester is
making the Usual daily trips from
Seventh Street Wharf at 10 a. m.
2:30 and $50 p. m, stopping at
Alexandria each trip. The steamer
stops at Mount Vernon on the 10 a.
m. and 2:30 p. m. daily trips. An
extra return trip from Marshall Hall
at IL p. m. on Wednesdays is also on
the schedule
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
CHESAPEAKE REACH.

Hot weather has no terrors for
eXcursionists at Chesapeake Beach,
the nearby Maryland saltwater re-
sort. Cool bay breezes constantly
fan the long boardwalk and the
numerous amusement houses that
line 1t. The over-thc- water dancing
pavilion is open toward the bay
and always is cool and inviting.
Bert Saulsman's wild orchestra
plays snappy music and dancing al
ways is free. Fishing, grabbing.
boating and saltwater bathing are
a few Of the attractions.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
MOORE's RIALTO,

The anger of a strong-minded
business man when he discovers
that his love has been betrayed by
an unprincipled society woman is a
vital factor in The Beauty Mar
ket." in which Katharine MacDon-
aid is the featured star at Moora's
Rialto the remainder of the current
week. Beginning Sunday and all
next week. the feature will be Mar
snail Neilan's latest production.
Go and Get It." dealing with a
theory of mental phenomenon that
declared to be sure to electrify
the most blaze audience.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
STEAMER ST. JOHNS.

The steamer St JUhus lrfT iris
mcrning at "-Issr for Colonial
Leach, where delightful saltwater
bathing is enjoyed by che pleasure
seekers and vac4tiOnists. Fishing.
Grabbing, dancing and other outdoor
amusements are TO be found at this
popular resort. The steamer St.
Johns makes four trips weekly to
Colonial Beach, and on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings
carries pleasure seekers on the de-
lightfuI 4O-mIle moonlight trip.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

The Lakeside dancing pavillions at
Chevy Chase Lake have been the
scene Of merriment and dance every
evening during the summer. Rec
.ord-breaking. crowds attested to the
lakes old reputation as Washing
tons fayorite summer dancing rem
devious. Dance music of the pep
piest nature is furnished nightly by
Mayer Davis Orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
GREAT FALLS PARK.

As the summer advances the ideal
resort attractions Of historic, pic
turesque Great Falls Park appeal to
increasing numbers, who ind delight
in a days outing there among quiet
shade trees, where outdoor amuse-
mcnts are provided and free dancing
and afternoon and evening concerts
By the Ladies Great Falls Orchestra
are features. On Saturday the War
Risk Bureau will have its annual
outing here.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Folly TheofPr

The Joy Riders" a medley of
ourlesque, comedy. song and dance,
remains at the Folly Theater, Penn
sylVanla avenue and Ninth street,
Ior the balance of the week. Billy
Mossey has gained a big following
in Washington. and is ably second.
ed by Miss Billy Kimes, a fayorite
and clever comedienne.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
CHILD AT PLAY WOUNDS
COMRADE WITH GUN

Pleasant View, W. Va, Aug. IS
Arthur Spencer, aged II, is thought
10 be dying from a wound inflicted
by his cousin, Adam Ash, aged IA,
VINO was playing with a shotgun
Whlch ne thought was not loaded.
The charge entered the bov's back
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
LOEM,s COLTMRIA

The attraction at Loew's Column
bia Theater for the final three days
Of this week. beginning this morn
ing. will be Madge Kennedy, the
famous stage star of Fair and
Warmer" in a photoplay adaptation
of Octavus Roy Cohen's romantic
comedy. Dollars and Sense" For
the first four days of next week. be-
shining Sunday. the feature attrac-
tion will be Bryant Washburn in
George Broadhurst's great stage
comedy success, What Happened to
Jones"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Want Special Session
TO Change Rabbit Laws

Wilmington, Del. Aug. 1s.-ow-
ing to an omission in the present
game laws, through an error made
in transcribing changes made at the
last special session. which forbids
the shooting Of rabbits at any sea-
son, efforts are being made to call
special session Of that body for
one day for the purpose of making
a correction.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Wanted-ReaI Estate
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Musical Instruments

FOR SALE-CoLUMBIA GRAFANOLA $50;
Pa4he grafanola S5S; Lorophone grafanola,
Si2; graphophone records slightly used, 35c,
4Oc and 60e. COL st. NV. Franklin IT40.
aul5-5t
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Auto Accessories
SPECIAL
TUo-Tire Sale

We sell only absolutely factory hrsts.
We do not handle any seconds or
blemished tires. Every tire in original
wrapper, with name and serial number.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Electrical supple,

HOUSE WIRING & FIXTURES
appliances Of all kinds. The finest onsI-
ity; the lowest prices. Get our estimates
house wiring. They'll save you money.
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CO.. $40 18th st.
ne. Lincoln 1850. sul7-tf
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UndCrtsker
REV. FRANK WILLIAMS.
tSopyrifht 1890, BY the Press Publishing Col
trks Ssw Yort EvsninS World.D

CndertSker and emoslner; conplet. TO
neral. SIS. el4 2lst nv. Phone West
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The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
EDUCATIONAL
school of Secretaries

THE HERALD SCHOOL RUREAU OF IN
form5tion has been established for those
seeking knowledge OF the schools Of Wash
inEton and vicinity. Data oD schools. both
public and private is on file at the Herald
office. Can. write or phone. sul6-Tt
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
ROOMS TO LET
Furnished Rooms.

F"FhiSheu bOoms. ~
AZ W ST. Sw.-oNE sEcoND-FLooR
front room; gas and electric lights; hot
water heat; one-half square North Capitol
and W st. cars. Phone North 4s57 Owner.
auls-3t
THOMAS CIRCLE, CUMBERLAND APT. s.
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departments Phone. allS-3t
ONE, TWO AND THREE ROOMS COM
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yard for children; laundry privileges; hot
water; plenty Of furniture; large closets;
reasonable rent. 80 Eye st. ne. au1s-7t
FINE FRONT ROOM; COOLED BY SOUTH
ern breeEes; convenient all point; save
ear fare: electricity; only $50 per month for
two. ls47 LIST. NV. auis-3t
107 D ST. NE.-TWO ROOMS; L II, K;
partly furnished; good location: reason
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Country Fried Chicken, Hot Biscuits,
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by the month It McCARTER's. 4I7 l1th st.
NV. Cseeond hoorl. Two mran. $50. te15-90
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats. 30
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
LA pRIMERA CAND1DATURA

Ha circulado una hojita suelta por
esta ciudad, proponiendo los nombres
para ocupar los diferentes plestos
EN- er organismO polftico Y en- el ga
bierno municipal. Para ComisariOs de
Servicio P6blicO, presentan a los Sc
flores Pedro Mora Acosta, Ramon Pa
dilla BenignO Balseiro. Para Co
misario de Sandal los senores Ri
vera Aulet, Jose Alum Perez, Yillamili
Rosado Y DR.. Colon Ramos Para Co
misario de Instruction, a los seiiores
doctor Susoni, Julio Martinez Manuel
Perez Avilez Y Gustavo Zeno Para
Comisario de Hacienda a los Sc!
flores Manuel Astor Jose Lopez Mon
tano. Para Comisario de Ohras Pii-
blicas al senior Jose M. Gonzalez. Pa
ra Auditor al seflor EpifaniO Perez.
Para Secretaries. ManueI Gomez,
Eduardo Colon Y j. Adorno. Para &c
legadOs a la Camara, los sefores
Jose Garcia Abreu, Manuel Ledesn;a.
Lorenzo Coballes. Para Senadores. a
los sefores Felix Santoni Octavio
Jordan. Para representatives ante la
Junta Central, a. los sefiores doctor
Susoni, Angel NJ. Marin, Jose Garcia
Abfeu Y Luis Mercader.
Esfas candidaturas han sido lanza-
das an6nimamente, por 10 que Sc cree,
sea I'M ardid de algfn guas6n que
quiere dar candela bien temprano, al
decir de los 'cheveres' cantda en- estas
cuestiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
LA coLoN1A EspANoLA.

La Casa de Espafia y el Casino Es7
pah0l, de esta cindad, han tornado Inn
portantes acuerdos para recibir los
bizarros marinos del acorazado "Al-
fonso XIII, pr6ximos llegar nues
tras playas. Una comisi6n de dicha
colonia, saldra para San Juan, siendo
portadora de un homemade de simpa-
tia, de admiration, de carifio y de res
peto, para los hermands en- la patria,
que vienen a visitar nuestra isla.
Tambi6n Sc habla de una invitaci6n a
un pasa dfa, que de verifcarse, sera
en- los palmares del t'Vigfa'', y luego
un regio baile en- los salones del Ca
sinos Espafiol. Sc piensa invitar al Ca
sino Arecibeno, con el fin de que Sc
una tambien a la comisi6n que ha de
festejar en- esta ciudad a los referidos
marines.
.Oportnnamente informar6 a ustedes,
de 10 que haya en- resumen de estos
acuerdos.
coRREsPoNsAL
Ag0sto 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
.DGSle IA Ciulal Del
0beIisGl
RObO dc Azigar 4 bOIdQ
OTRsaS S9TIcI4S. MAS cANDI.
nv I,4TOS.

I'm eel cuartel de Ia policfa insulhr
Sc ne ha tlado0eI signiente parte, re-
lacionado con el roho de aziicar, de
Il d. df cuenta Ell mi anterior telegrama
',En el ,Ifa de aver, tuve confdencias
por una mujer, de que varios marinOs
de los que tribajan Ell la carga y des
carga en- las lanchas, conduciendo azi
car al yapor Marina. de Ia New
York and n, r.. S. S. Co.., que Sc en-
.contraha cslrga ndo azlicar en- este puer
to, hahfan sustrafdo una gran can
tidad de azifcar v que 6sta Sc hallaba
depositada EN- las casas de 6llos.
.'Salf las nueve de La ma1ana pa
ra eIs sitio. de Ell vigfa', en- dende
esta el muellel de dicha Compafifa, en-
union del giiardia Calixto Vega, y del
senof Agustfn Pla, hijoI agente en-
esta ciudad de la referida compafifa
de vapores, Y una veZ allf, empeZamos
a registrar las casitas de varios ma
rinos, encontrando muy pr6ximo a
elias dieciseis sacos de. azdcar, de un
quintal cada saco, escondi1os en- unas
ihayas que hay por aquellos alrededo-
res. saS'
Sc empez6 una Investigation minu-
ciosa de los hechos, llegando la con-
cfusi6n de que ounce individuos, cu-
yos nombres constan en- este registro,
son los autores de este hurto, quienes
sacaban azl1car POGO a POGO de los
sacos Y despues Sc la repartfan en-
tire todos.
Ell Juez Municipal Ntomo declaracio-
mes juradas toda esta gente, orde-
nando el arrestO de 6Ilos sefialan-
doles una fianza de $500 Y $4O0 ca
da uno por su libertad provisional y
determinar ell delito, porque este hurto
Sc realiZ6 en- ell mar este case sera
sometido al Tribunal Federal, 81 no Sc
determine. otra cosa".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-06
.ANNIACI0A MARITIMIA.

Resultan exactos los informes pu-
| blicados por nosotros hace algiin tism
90, acefca de III vista IL Brasil VI a
Hos Estados Unidos del crucerU pro-
| tegido .san Gabriel, de la armada
portuguese IA noticia resulta onora
coafirmada por el sefior Consul de esa
nacion, ahadiendo que el san Gabriel
tocara en- Puerto Rico a fines del mes
actual, para aproyisionarse de carbon.
| Recientemente Sc han iDaugurado
| dos grandes empresas lnarftimas, que
estableceran desde luego escalas re-
1 gulares en- nuestro puerto, para ser
| vieio de carga general Y pasajes,, una
] para los Estados Unidos otra para
\ Europa, que aumentaran notablemen-
| te las facilidades del transito para co
, merciantes y pasajeros particulares.
Tenemos noticias de otras varias IL
meas que Sc estableceran en- bfeve con
igual proposito.
Por su posici6n geogrdfica, por los
progresses de su comerciO por su
gran noyimiento de viajeros, Puerto
Rico pronto serd uno de los sitios mas
favorecidos por el trdnsito naval, per
ell mar Caribe, medida que Sc nor
malice la paz Y la vida activa en- am
bos mundos.
En- consonancia con este moyiInien-
to progressive civilizador, seran ne
cesarios trabajos importantes de pre-
paracion, sobre todo en- ell puerto de
San Juan y sus cercanfas.
Serfa lamentable que pecasemos, en-.
este caso, por falta de provision.