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y of Maryland Has College Athletic Stage All to Itself Tomorrow

hope points the way to the Techites.
Vixen Central and Business make
tnelr debut in the high school base
pail championship series tomorrow
In Wilson stadium the Stenographers
are apt to get neat trimming. The
9th street diamond athletes alb
sorbed 22-to-6 beating at the hands
of the University of Maryland frosh
yesterday. Business, however. did
not present it's star finger, Brown,
VINO VIII serve them up tomorrow
against Central
Central easily beat Emerson Insti-
tute IN 26-to-2 engagement Capt.
Scruggs and Robson each sarnered
| four safe blows, their team making a
total of twenty-si six safeties. Beh-
rams OF Central hurled creditably for
hye innings. Either Dezendo or
Phipps will toe the mound for the
Blue and White tomorrow. Robeson
Will do the receiving.
Two high schSOl games are listed
today. Tech wasFto oppose George Ma
son High at Del Ray. Va, while Eastern
was to tackle Georgetown University
freshmen at the Hilltop. The East
erners, who trounced the Catholic
University yearlings in their first
start probably will give the Hilltop
nine a real battle.
Evening star., 1924-04-15

University of Georgia, which is due
here next week Tor two base ball
games with University of Maryland
claims to have the strongest nine in
Evening star., 1924-04-15

the south again this season. 1t gen.
orally was conceded the champion ship
of the southern conference last year.
and a letter from Prof. S. V. Sanford,
IN charge of athletics at Georgia
states that the team this season is
stronger than it was in 1923, Mary
land visited Georgia then and lost a
4-to-3 game by virtue of two singles
and q stolen base in the ninth.
URivcrsity of Virginia is banking on
having a foot ball team as strong
as any in the south when it takes
the field for its opening game next
fall. Listen to what one OF the men
closely associated with affairs at Vir-
ginta has to say:
Virginia should be about as un-
beatable on the gridiron next tall as
any southern college can be. Ii will
have back the best of last falls var
sity, and the material which is to
come to the varsity from the fresh
man squad really is better than that
which is left over from the varsity
We are convinced. too, that all Coach
Neale needs to turn out n fine team is
good material and he certainly will
have that"
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Inside
BY Chester Horton.

As i have often pointed out, In
golf the swing Is everything.
The player who can swing can
swing about ms well under one
set of circumstances as another.
Thus the hazard, in the form of
water or traps, a creek or any
thing else, bOthers him but little,
III any at all. There is "a point of
Evening star., 1924-04-15

entered in the events follow:
One-hundred-yard dash, Pugh and
Bratton; one mile run, Staffer, Rie-
desal and Chaconas; 220-yard run,
mile, Staffer. Edwards and Bryant;
hurdles, Batson, Jones and Horton
one-quarter mile, Kessler. Moreland
Fenwick and Turner; shotput, Negus,
Adams, Mcdonald. Parsons and Hur-
die: discus, Mcdonald, Goettleman,
Horton and Negus; javelin. Turner
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PENTATHL0N TRIALS
LISTED NEXT MONTH

NEW YORK, April 15.-Dates for
the try-outs to select athletes to rep
resent the United States in the mod
ern pentathlon at the Olympic games
have been announced by Maj. Gen
X. l.. Bullard, l.. $. A
The pistol, swimming and fencing
tests will be conducted at the United
states Military Academy on May "a
Is and 1G The 5,000-meter cross
country ride viii be held at Fort
Hamilton. n Y, on May 10, and the
4, ,000- cross-country run will be
held on May Is, probably in Van
Courtlandt Park here
Col, George Nidmer, l.. s A. has
been appointed chairman of the Sc
lection committee.
Soccer foot bail is the most popular
sport among the college youths in
China. Tennis ranks second and
track third
Evening star., 1924-04-15
TRIO OF BATTLES CARDED
ON COLLEGE PARK FIELDS
Varsity Lacrossemen Will Play Stevens, Freshman
Stickmen Will Meet Baltimore Poly and Frosh
Nine VIII Engage Brooklanders.
BY IL G. BYRD.

EFsEE University
College Park The varsity lacrosse In
stiute the $780, the freshman will
hook with Polytechnic yearng
ball Catholic
lacrosse will be the varsity field yearng
the
the old diamond
Maryland defeat the
standing there undoubtedly will be down the teams play following
the grueng The
ably will bring down capable aggregation of players but the
sufficient indicate College have edge
Evening star., 1924-04-15

Alexandria High is likely 10 come
in for its share of base ball laurels
this season. Yesterday the Virginia
school held the formidable Western
High team 10 a 6-to-6 score. A homer
by Langford tied the count in the
ninth inning, but thereafter the game
was called on account of darkness.
Each nine connected for five bingIes.
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vault, McGhan and McCTaw; broad
jump, Bratton. Rupert and BIacke-
stone; high jump, McGhan, Richard
son, Garfield and Mcqueen.
Tech High followers are manifest
ing much interest in McGhan's work
at the pole vault. The Maroon and
Gray youngster broke the record at
Episcopal and he is apt to better his
own mark Saturday. The Maryland
yearlings have quite a number of
former high school track stars and
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very great value in this for golfers
everywhere, and the point is--get
the swing. Concentrate on perfect
ing the swing, so that when you
have n shot TO make your whole
concentration may be on hitting
the ball soIidty and effectively,
regardless Of the condition ahead
of you. The golf swing divides,
roughly, into five parts, or fundn-
mentals. I shall try to aid players
by anaIyzing these swing fun
damentals i'm subsequent discus
sions.
(Copyright John F. Ollie Col
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TECH HIGHS TRACK TEAM
TO FACE OLD LINE FROSH

track athletes
Maryland freshmen dual track and field
College Park The
Coach Elmer Hden OF the Manual Trainers will send his
the Old
nosed out by the College Parkers 60o9 engagement
Evening star., 1924-04-15

In proportion to the population
there are more boys actively inter-
ested in boxing in the Philippines
than in any other part of the world.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-11-21

runs Cd North seventy.one degrees
and nineteen minutes East twenty
seven chains and fifty nine links to
stone corner to land now or late
of Longstreet (2) along lands of
said Longstreet South eighteen de-
grees and twenty minutes
West six chains and thirty-five links
to stone corner to said Longstreet
80 still by said Longstreet South
sixty degrees and thirty EIGHT
minutes East seven chains and fifty
two links to stone corner to Long
street and Pew (4) along land of
said Pew South forty-five degrees
and fifty-two minutes West seven
teen chains to a point in the center
of the aforesaid New Road (5) along
the center of said Road North fifty
five degrees West twenty-five chains
and thirty mine links to the begin
ming.
Seized as the property of James
Matarese, ct ais, defendants, and
taken in execution at the suit OF
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-11-21
SHERIFFs SALE

By virtue of Writ of fieri
facias, to me directed out of the
Court of Chancery of the State of
New Jersey. l will sell at Public
Sale, on:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1924
between the hours of II and 5
o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
Ito wit, at 2 o'clock at the Court
$780, mount Holly, New Jersey:
A#sl the following described tract
of land situate in the Townships of
Westampton and Springfield, lying
on the Northerly side of the road
leading from the Jacksonville Road
toward Burlington and known as the
New Road:
/. BEGINNING at a point in the
centre of said road when stone is
to be planted and distant three
chains and one links from the stone
beginning conner of the tract OF
land of which this is part and
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-11-21

James j. Carr, Complainant, and to
be sold by:
JOSEPH B. FLEETWOOD,
Sheriff.
FRANCIS ]. SMITH, Solicitor.
DATED OCTOBER "a, 1924.
Decree for Complt ......... .$504.N
Int. from 9I12I24 ...........
Costs taxed at ......... 1890
Int. from 10I3I24 .........
Sheriff's exec. fees ..........
Printers adv. fees ...........
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-11-21

1t is suitable for fireplace openings
IS inches wide by 20 inches high and
Ia inches in depth. Price, cash $67.5O
On our convenient divided payment
plan ST.. $7.10 down, $40 month
for months
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Program for Wednesday. April 90, by
wsB. Atlanta journal ua0: io;U.
woR' ssff.l9 GID; .so. music; sac.
$40, address: s:4s-e:s0. dance.
KYw. Chicago $3.50: s.as. bedtime; 7.
concert; Z, musical; 8. talks; 1o-2.3o.
wDAr. Chicago tssc)i Ga. concert. or
WGN Chicago Tribune os7o): s, sd-
dress. cello concert: $40, music
time; 6.3o. Northwestern U.; 7. play;
40 orchestra; talks; s:i5,. trio.
wFAA. Dallas News N7sl 1890. re-
voc; Davenport GEO sac, sandman
wcx, Detroit t5iO; 5. concert: 7:so.
WV. Detroit News t5i7: 6. orchestra.
wBAP, Fort Worth star Telegram
kFKX. Hastings tsfi): Rebroadcasts
wos. Jefferson city uuo.0: s. ad-
WDAF. Kansas city star t41il: s:so-
4;so. musical 6-7 School of tho Air;
wHs, Kansas city ttiD; ga music;
XII. Los, Angelo. uss; s:.S. l I. M.
XIII. Los Angeles tssb); $. orchestra;
$3.50, children. 10, talks, quartet; IL.
Iecfure, L. orchestra.
wHAs. Louisville Journal aoo): 7ss-
wGI. Medford $500; S, Big Brother
club. Camp Fire Girls; $3.50. evening pro-
SwS'LiAa. Mihn.spols.st Paul an:
s:ao. lectures; s'se, st. Peter tMinn.)
wBAH Minpsapolis an: I. lectures
woR; Newark uos) 4ib, music; ~
wExF, New York usO. s.so-snB.
talks, music: Sis. Wendell Association
VIZ. New York tb5l: s, bedtime; $50
7:os, music. talks; 7;o5, talking machine
and Radio Mans association
WDAR. Philadelphia tssb): B:3o-s.fc
talks. concert, orchestra,
WIFI. Philadelphia Bsb); I. talk; t;so.
orchestra
wIP, Philadelphia UcO. ..os orch.s-
WOO. Philsd.lphis 0oD. 4:m. ereh.s-
WOO. Philadelphia 500; sso.s:os or
KpKA,;, ritt.bursh ts2s): $40 chill
WCAE. Pittsburgh Np2D: s.50, concert;
s;so. sunshine Girl; 5;45. theatrical re-
view; $40. musical,
business talk: IL, dance
WkAQ Porto Rico $500: 81. band.
KFAE. Pullman GsoJ: $50, talk, re-
KPo. San Francisco uss): Tao. chill
dren; s-12. orchestra, band.
WBz, Springfield t357); 4-s. humorous,
concert; s;so. bedtime $40. orchsstrs.
position; 7-1o :3o music.
ksD. 81. Louis Post st-pispaieh go
Gao. concert; .. studio. II, dance
wRc, Washington Hss); g. children.
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sDyERTisEME>T
PREMATURE OLD AGE Of WOMEN

II IN no secret that 10 many women
suffer from. ailments peculiar 10 their
sex. Dark circles appear under the
eyes, pale. drawn, haggard express
sion TO the countenance, and the weak.
ness which accompanies such all
ments is evidenced by the tagging step.
headaches. backachc and nervous con.
ditions Every woman who Is afflicted
In this way should rely upon Lydia
r.. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
which for half century has been
overcoming some of the most stub
horn ailments Of women,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
La enfermedad cue aQueja
a 'nuestfD estimate COM
panerO, D. D.AIejandrO rOBOzzO

I'm estos dias Sc ha agravado un po.
co la enfermedad que desde hace dos
meses venia aguejando nuestro que
rido companero. manager general de
nuestra empresa, don Alexandra Bozzo.
Carecenos de frases adecuadas para
expresar Ell sentimiento nuestro ante e.
estado delicado del querido amigo.
Las simpatias y los afectos que Sc
supo captar siempre el Sr. Bozzo en-
nuestra sociedad han quedado patente-
mente demostrados en- el constante des-
filar de amigos intimos, pertenecientes
a todas las classes sociales, por la re-
sidencia del estimado enfermo a inte-
resarse por ell estado de su salGd. In
puestra ofcina, personalmente por te-
lefono, numerosos amigos suyos nos
han estado insistentemente pregmtan-
do por ell curse de su enfermedad.
Ell MUNDo. que ha tenido siempre
Ell el sr. Bozzo uno de sus mas entu-
siastas propulsores, hace votos since
ros porque Ia gravedad sea conjurada
y que Sc haga possible que Ell querido
enfermo entire, cuanto antes, en- un
franco periodo de convalescencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
Is muy probable que Sc
les de un permiSO Sc
manaI a los marines deS-
taCadOS en- CuIUbraS para
viSitar San Juan
IateresaaleS detaNeS de los preparati-
yOS cue Sc vienen reaIIlandO en- Ia ve-
Gina ISIa.- Los "COHhabandistaS" no
han heChO lOdaIa So apd1dOn. Los
rpvendedOreS de souvenirs, Y futaS
trOpiCaIeS haCen Su agOStO

Segun las dltimas infomaciones re.
cibidas de Culebras, sabemos Gue va
les cientos de marinos americanos lie
gados la isla recientemente, estan ha-
ciendo ''buenas migas'' con -os hs-
tivos de aquella isla, y numerosos ter
minos castellanos han sido agregados
al vocabulario marino, de modo que va
numerosos revendedores portorriq leilos
hacen su agosto ven6iendo desde los
consabidos guineos maduros hasta los
tipicos trabajos de aguja y bordado.
Los contrabandistas no han hecho
todavia su aparicion; y Sc teme que
no tendran oportunidad de hacerlo va
que numerosas patrullas especiales es-
tan encargadas dc vigilar para impedir
la Introduction de bebidas intoxican-
tes. Las autoridades federales cooperan
con los ofciales de la marina Y De Ia
armada a fin de poner en- accion me-
didas verdaderamente drasticas. Los
culpables seran castigados severamen-
to.
Ademas del trabajo asignado a las
tropas acuarteladas en- Culebra, ten
dram sus periodos de distraction. Ell
coronel William. comandante de las
fuerzas de marinos, es un gran aman-
te de los deportes. Asi, ha designado
al teniente Boone para que Sc encar-
que de veiar por ell desarrollo fisico de
(Continda en- la pagina 6)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
La dele8aci6n de la Legislatu-
ra portdfriquena lego aver a
Nueua Rrk y Sc le dispense
un gran recibimiento
NumeOSOS COngSbtaS representatives de los depaamentOs
de ftadO, Cucray Marina ferOn Nueva York saudar
los deegadOs pOrtOniquehOS
De un mOmentoa OtrO saLdrdn para Washington cumpIir
mission depu que deen concertado ell plan para esta-
bIecer la escueLa de medicn0 tropical en- la LsIa

presentantes de la prensa los de-
legados portorriquenos hicieron
manifestations en- ell sentido de
que venian cumplir un alto de-
Der civico y que dentro de muy
pocos dias saldrian para Wash
ington en- donde presentarian sus
demandas al presidente Coolidge,
al secretario Weeks y a los dife-
rentes Comites del Congreso.
Tuvieron frases de verdadero
afecto hacia los Estados Unidos
Y Sc expresaron en- tonos de ALA
banza hacia la prensa americana
de la cual dijeron cue movia adj
mirablemente la opinion publica
y cuyo elevado espiritu de justi-
cia es admirado no solamente por
el pueblo portorriqueiio sino por
el mundo entero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
ABINGDON. MUNICIPAL
InterVSanteS nOtdS aCerCa Del
enOrne plan de mejOras pdbh-
cas- que Sc desanOIla en-
eSta Ciudad
Sc atabard con eI perjudlGaI siStema
de yenta de aqua pOr prOmediO, suS-
tituy&ndOIe pOr ObO mas benefldOSO

Adelantan con rapidez los trabajos
preliminares para un sistema de alcsn
tarillado en- la zona Condado.
Sc ha sacado a remate la adqui-
sici6n de 5000 contadores de aqua pa
IA evitar el despilfarro del precioso Ii
guido con motive del cobro por pro-
medic que sc venia hacienda.
Dc este modo todo edificio resi-
dencia estara prOvistO dc un cOnta-
dor.
La installation de estos aparatos So
IA por cuenta de la Administration,
mediante I'M dep6sito de $500 que ga
rantice la conservation del aparato en-
buenas condolences
-Pronto seran rematadas las obras
de la enorme represa para embalsar las
aguas con que sera surtida la ciudad
de San Juan, cuando funcione el nue.
vo Acueducto.
FL valor aprodmado dc estas obras
alcanza a 100000.
Ell barrio del "Gandul'' sera pro-
(Continda en- la pag. 90
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
Las aIegaCiOneS del abOgadO de
Ia parte dUmandada- --alega--SOn
de una naturaIe1a tan lIbelOSa
feSpeCtO del OtrO que este In-
bunaI no debU tOIerarIO
Is tambi9n imprOpiO que eI abOgadO
de Ia deinaHdaHte alegue que q de Ia
OIa parte taIa de CDgahar a eSta
COrte- -ahade

En- ell case de "Ignacio Guasp VS.
Construction Supplies Corporation" en-
que comparecen como abogados de una
otra parte Pedro G.. Qninones Ha-
rry +. Besosa, Ell Juez Odlin EN- el
transcurso de urs opinion y sentencia
ordenando que Ell case pase nuevamen-
to a Ia Corte de Distrito de San Juan.
Secci6n Primera. de donde fue traido
a la Corte Federal. dice:
s'Antes de discutir los puntos inte-
resantes que sc suscitan, quiero ex-
presar mi hondo pesar por las frsses
que constan en- ell alegato escrito pre-
sentado por ell abogado de Ia deman-
dada. asi como tambien a cierto len
guaje que contiene la replica que ha
sido presentada ante mi para sostener
que este case debe volver la Corte
dc origen. FL abogado de la deman-
dada dice que ell demandante en- las.
cortes insulares por sus propios actos
ha ignorado subsiguientemente la de-
cisi6n de esta corte con respecto la
cuantia en- controversial, v por medic
de sus propios aetos. maniobras as
cutibles Y triQuiauelas que desdicen
de la profession trat6 de hacer que la
demandada tuviese que contestar una
demanda por seis mil d6lares; Y ade-
mas. que el demandante ha solicitado
cue la Corte Insular anote una rebel
dia en- contra de la demandada ira
tando de conseguir seis mil d6lares de
daiios perjuicios que subsiguiente-
mente Ell demandante ha hecho que el
case sea un case removable.
"Encuentro como contestaci6n a es-
ContinIa en- la pag
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
No eS CiertO que las IeyeS
dOminiCanas prOhiban Ia
immigration ALI de per-
SOnaS de Ia ra1d de color
Sc exige SOIameRte que los braCerOS de
COlOr, para T a SantO Domingo tenen
que COnSeguir IN permiSO preMO
de aqueI GObiernO

Desde hace algunos dias existia aqui
la creencia de que el GObierno de la
Eepublica dominicana habia aprobado
una disposition prohibiendo la entrada
en- aquella Antilla de personals de la
raza de color con csc motive, eran
muchas las personals que no sc atre-
Wan embarcarse para Santo Domingo
ante ell tenor de encontrar al desem-
barcar serias difcultades. En- este sen
lido, repetidas veces, fu6 consulta-
do el Consulado dominicano en- rela-
ci6n con la veracidad de escs infor
mes
Para dejar aclarado este extreme de
una manera definitiva. en- la tarde de
aver. celebramos una entrevista con Ell
senior Socrates Nolasco, Consul Gene
raj de Santo Domingo en- esta ciudad,
y el nos manifesto que los expresados
rumores carecen en- absolute de fun-
damento que las autoridades de aque
ia hcpuDalCd no nan duOpeduO uASpOsA-
ci6n alguna restringiendo la inmigra-
ci6n en- aquel pals en- 10 que Sc refiere
la raza de color. Nos dijo, ademas,
QNee n llnico que existia,. en- las leyes
donrinicanas. era una disposici6n rela
tiva que los braceros y peones que
Sc dedican a trabajar en- las plantacio-
mes de cana, Centrales azucareras Y
en- Ell cultivo de los campos Y que per-
tenecen la raza de color. para desem
bsrcar ALI tienen que ir provistOs de
un previo consentimiento de las auto
ridades de aquel pals
Esta disposition, como Sc vera. no
puede referirse a otras personals. como
artesanos. obreros PROFESSIONALS que
van ALI a dedicarse a otras activida-
(Continia en- la pAg. 81
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PARA RENDIR HOMEMADE POS
TUMo AL HON. J. w. BONNER

Por la presente sc requiere la pre-
seucia dc los miemtros de la Logia san
Juan Bautista No. -, en- Ia misma, el
microbes 16 las P. NJ, con Ell pro-
Posito dc partir de ALI la Casa Al
caldia y acompaiar los restos del que
fu6 nuestro hermanO Jesse w. Bonner,
hasta ell muclle No. /. En- Ell muele
SC llevaran a efecto los servicios fu-
nerales.
Todos los hermanos quedan invita-
dos tomar parte en- la ceremonial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-15
In agente de Ia Prohibition
viaiara a bOrdO del Catherine
haSta que Ia COmpalia pueda
prestar Ia fian1a de dOSCientOS
mil d6IareS que Sc Ic exlge
ImpOrtante estipuIGcion hechG
por las parties ante la COrte
Federal para no interrumPir
ell SerUiciO postal

Como saben nuestros lectores la OH
Gina de la Prohibition prOcedio aver a
confscar el vapor Catherine" de la
Bull Insular Line, el ciial hace la ira
vesia entire esta isla y la Republica Do
minicana. La expresada oicina exigia
a la Compafiia para poder continuar
usando el barco la prestacion de una
fianza de doscientos mil dolares.
Esta fianza solamente pudo prestar-
la la oficina central de la Compafiia que
esta establecida en- Nueva York de
ahi que Sc temiera que en- 10 que Sc re
cibe la contestaci6n del Norte fuera
necesario suspender los viajes de este
vapor Santo Domingo.
En- tai situaci6n ante el tenor dc
cue Sc interruInpiera ell servicio pos
tai entre esta isla y la Repnblica do
minicana. en- ell dia de aver compare
cieron ante la Corte Federal el Lcdo.
Hartzen en- representation de la 'Bull
Insular Line" ell Fiscal Federal, en-
representation del Gobierno Q hicieron
una estipulaci6n ante dicho Tribunal
conviniendo en- que la ohcina de la
Prohibition designase un Agente suyo
para que viajase en- Ell referido vapor
hasta que la Compaiiia efectuase los
tramites conducentes a prestar la re-
ferida fisnza de doscientos mil dolares
que Sc les ha exigido.
De esta manera Sc ha conseguido ga
rantizar ell cumplimiento de las leyes
prohibicionistas al mismo tempo IA
cilitar la no interruption del servicio
de pasajeros v de correos que efectua
semanalmente el expresado vaporay los
cuales, de otra manera, hubieran que
dado paralizados en- 10 que Sc resolvia
Ia question de Ia fianza.
Asi pues. al aprobarse como Sc apro-
b6 aver. esa estipulaci6n de las par
tes queda levantada la confscaci6n del
Catherine en- condolences la Com
pafiia de continuar ell servicio sin mas
obstaculos que la presencia bordo de
uno de los agentes de Mr.. Barret.