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Evening star., 1921-11-10
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Chevy Chase.
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Evening star., 1921-11-10

Acre Lot at Highbridge Station,
Baltimore electric; 500. Carpenter gets dis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13

Ell eoRREsPoHsAL
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Ell caos de las prOposiciones
CcRoN1cAs DE 1oNDREs,

AL fin lego el momento temido. Las
cosas han pasado mucho peor a0n de 10
que Sc esperaba. Ell doctor simons entr6
aver n:uy palido en- Dancasser House.
despues de una madrugada febril dc
trabajo en- sus ofcinas del Savoy, sa-
lio todavia mas palido. Nj espacio le
dejaron para explayar sus proposicio-
nes. Apenas enunciaias, Mr.. Lloyd
George Sc puso en- pie, Y, tan rotunda-
mente como 81 fuera el senior BRAND
declare que "discutirlas solo era va
perder el tempo
Realmente las proposiciones alemanas
han rebasado cuanto podfa suponerse
en- moderation. Antes de la Conferencia
habian circulado los rumores de Que los
1880 millones de libras exigidos por los
aliados quedarian reducidos por La De
legacion alemana $500 millones, pa
gaderos en- treinta ancs. Esta merma su
puesta va provoc6 una general indigna
ci6n en- Francia. Ia,lginese 10 cue s.ra
cuando vean las proposiciones veraade-
ras. De IL 800 millones a $500 hay de
nasiada distancia. de esos 2 ZOO. dan
por pagados mil, Ell material va entire
gado, y por sertado que la Alta sne-
sia quedara ale4nana y que poaran le-
vantar un empr6stito sin inquest, dc
400 inillones, y estipulan los pages I'M.
cainente para los cinco primeros afos,
como s. Dios el Estado Mayor ale
man hubiesen de proveer despues. re.
chazan ell doce medic sobre las expor
taciones, etc, etc. Los mas partidarios
de una politica de trarsigencia con Ale
mania Sc han asombrado de las contra
prOpoSiciones del doctor Sin.ons. 81
sienten sin fuerzas para defenderlas. Y
todos los fieles de la alianza francoin.
gicsa claman voces, y Sc felicitar do
la magnfiica unanimidad de que estan
dando prueba el senior BRAND Mr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13
Arecibo en- fiesta

Apago la pipa, enciendo Ell lapiz y lear
nstedes:
Como medida de precaucion he de dai
les a ustedes algunos detalles de 10 que
ma de ser y como ssra Ell gran bale dc
las flores que ha de celebrarse en- e.
.Teatro Oliver'' la noche del sabadc
23 del ccrriente.
El gran mundo femenino, convertira
los amplios salones del "Oiiver'' en- un
fomantico invernadero, lleno de perfu-
mes. invadido por un mundo de colores
armonias. -
La Comisi6n de Festejos tiene un pre-
mio para la dana que mejor repressnte
q papel de ura fragante fior de nuestros
iardines, y con ell fin dc ganar este pre-
mio, las danitas del pensil estan va bus
cando Ell signifcado de las flores. para
II al bale cada cual representalido "a
for que mas Sc adapte su Temperament
20 soiador, romantico y caprichoso de
eneantadora "gnuchachita"
Rubia conozco va, que piensa ir YES
ida de azucena, palida forecita que es
tolo aroma, todo sencillez todo encan
to-. hacer de sus rubios cabellos una CO.
r0Ia en- donde Sc posen las mariposas de
laeidealidad, y de sus petalos un parai
SO perdido, sin ser de Milton, ell ciego
impecable divino, que creo un paraf
20 para el sonar ell el ostracismo de la
luz. 80.
5Que tai les pareceria ALA en- uno de.
los recodos del salon dc bale un jardin-
cito andaluz, ell donde los claveles fla
measen la luz electrica los rojos colo
res de shs petalos embriagadores2 ~,
jnnto ese jardincito, un jardinero as
pixando el perfume de sus flores aromo-
sase ~
SY, aca, cerca a los palcos bajos del
gran teatro, uno como remanso de aguas
dornidas, semejantes pupilas de mu-
jeres sofiadoras que guardasen en- Ell abs
mo del cristal de sus pupilas Ell dulce
eheanto de unos ojos amorosos. Tn. ma
cetero de margaritas que recordasen los
versos de Dario, el principe de la poe
sfa la prircesa de su musa:
s1s' Tus labios escarlatas
de pirpura maldita
Serbian el champaha
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DEsDE QUEBRADILLAs

Para Ell domingo despu6s dc los Off
clos religiosos de la mafiana. anuncio
el Rdo. Padre Francisco vigo sslas
una Asamblea entire sus feligreses qro
pertenecen la sociedad "Ayuda III
tua", para rendirles cuentas de- ira
bajo realizado durante ell aho Y tiszar
alghn nuevo plan para el proximo Da-
das la actividad y la frme arzunen.
taci6n de este misionero de la religion
son muchas las personals que Sc inician
en- los sabios principles de los ''Caba-
lleros de Colon, pero hacisndose re
cesario Ell centro de iniciaci6n, este ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-13

Lloyd George. Parece que. en- efecto.
el senior BRAND ha ensa.nbIado con ei
seiior George como ninguno de sus an
tecesores. Los mo. no. no" de L. Con.
ferencia de Paris han dado un excalsn.
te resultado ou'zas ei cmripo' eass IRE.
mier britAnicO Sc habfa "a canssdo De
que TODD el mundo acabass por declfia
que 81. Aurque entire los aniiGuberna
mentales es ya nm proverbio que "quien
gobierna InglsterEa Is e. nitimo que
habia con Mr.. George. aludiendo sin
duda su admirable versatiildad. n
verdad es que es nifty dificil. sierao IN
teligents, pensar todos los dias IA mlsa,a
cosa.
Los mas optiaas.ss piensn qae "a
doctor simOns no la disno al,n ~ hl.
TINA palabFa. y cue haIa naevas prop9si.
clones, mas del susso &c los aliados. -
70 la cosa no parece facii. Diaeren dena
s.ado las exisencias de unos los ofrs.
oimientos de otros AdsmAs. el doctor
ompezo por declarar que las proposloso.
res que iba haces representative a
maxima capaciiad dc Alemarla, y IA he
clio n-tar " clio Is muy sisnlcatlvo)
que. aunque sllOs Sc c7mprometleran >
otra ooss. el pueblo aleniAn lweso %.
er'a desautorisarles Ia cuesti6n. pues
parece llegada a un fia.pace''. Maaa
ma consrl,aran los aliadss con sas e.
seiercs if.iiiares especialmefis eor. 4
mariscal Foch. y pasaao maaana = fs*
presentara ei uitimEtu a los slemahsl
No es dudoso que ya-e Tranci, e "a
ran hacienda preparaiivos para avaasar
sobre Berlin. otTa veE vuslve sl sst.is
del militar a primer tsrmino. y De liat
vO Sc publica IA fotografia del sIaslss
nariseal frances con ei spigrafe DE- 'si
hombre del Des,iro''.
Ricardo BAEzA
Lordres. ] de MARIO.
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del fino baccarat
Tus dedos deshojaban
la blanca margarita
ST. no. .si~.. no ~ sabias
que te adoraba ya!''
Y en- una tarde triste
de les mas dulces dias,
La Muerte, Ia celosa,
por yer 81 me querias
Como a una margarita
de amor, te deshojol'
81, ovidio, Virgilio, Horacio y Cristo
bebieron en- los jardines sus mas inspi-
radas imagenes, Gpor que nosotros, po-
bres mortales, no hernos de beber poesia,
Eensueiio, ideahdad en- eses jardines que
Sc levantaran esa noche del sdbado en- el
Teatro Oliver''2 iMujeres forssl
GHay acaso algo en- la vida que merezca
el sacrificio de esa vida, que estas dos
creaciones de la naturaleza madre?
Zero dejemos un lado la vena poe
tica, no vaya ser que Sc inspiren us
tedes tambien, vamos, a la narration de
10 que sera ell Bale de las Flores de las
Fiestas Patronales. Ell sabado a que fa-
ce menci6n Ell programa, sea el %
del corriente mes, a las ocho de la no
che, ell trayecto entire la plaza de Mu-
fioz Rivera Y el Teatro Oliver sera
espl6ndidamente alumbrado, con la luz
que nos facilita Cambalache. bajo IL
competente direction del Ingeniero mu-
nicipal, que en- esa noche sera todo un
poeta; un arco adornado cor palmeras
y flores de nuestras llanuras, Sc levanta-
ra la entrada de la Gale, entire Ell Mu
nicipio el Teatro.
A las nueve y media de la noche, ell
mas grande entusiasmo reinara entire los
miles de espettadores que Sc apostan Ell
las esquinas, para yer pasar los 'rami-
lletes de fores vivientes y andantes;
media hora despu6s, la Comisi6n de Fes
tejos hara ell escrutinio Sc coronara
la reina vencedora-que aca entire nos
otros,-lo sera un capullito de rosa ele-
gantisimo, a quien su novio quiere con
ceder este homemade.
Nic-KoLA.
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eerdote desplega tOdo su sntus.asno
por unir los pueblos vecinos asi %.
der obtener el numorO dc miembrss A.
seado para tai I'm. cstabIeciendo ds eta
manera Ia capilla de conaaeraclsn Dc
este pueblo. Como su psnsamiento ssss
reconcentrado en- eStos trsbaios de COO
peracion. no pudo dar principle Al
debido tempo a las novenas De Ias
Dolores, las cuales IA transferido para
Ia entrante semans, dsspuss que p,eis
yer el fin de su Obra y qulaAs cer4na.
da por los laureIes del exito.
Ell eoRREsPoNsAr.
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Nic-KoLA.

miles de dolares pero que reembolsaran
con creces caruso Y sus empresarios.
Y que hubiese quien norara la de-
plorable situaci6n del gran artista. }.
Por ESQ su esposa no Sc asustaba gran
cosa cuando 81 entraba en- la agonia.
Estaba en- el secreto..
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LA PANroM1MA DE cARUso

La PANTOMIMA DE CARUSO
Ell gran tenor Caruso esta perfecta-
niente bien. No solamente piensa en- TO
do menos en- fallecer, sino que ahora
tendra la voz snejor que mtes.
r Un formidable reclamo del obese y
admirable tenor.
Un reclarno que habra costado varios
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Ricardo BABzA

Lorares, ! de MARIO.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
18TH AMENDMENT
IN MILD JEOPARDY

washington, March 24-l Specially
The best posted attorneys in Congress
do not entertain hope that the SUI
preme court will hold unconstitutional
the eighteenth amendment because of
its provision that to become effective
1t must be ratified within six ~ears.
A Californian, convicted of having
violated the prohibition law, assailed
the eonstitutionality of the amendment
on the above grounds. 1t is said that
there is nice point of law involved.
and 1t is remembered that during the
debate in the Senate, Senator Borah
declared the six-year clause inserted
by President, then senator, Harding,
would suggest the inquiry into its con-
stitutionality. But it is generally be-
lieved that the supreme court will not
throw out the amendment on such
highly technical grounds.
Wayne B. Wheeler counsel for the
anti saloon league, said today that the
supreme court would certainly not be
Justified in such procedure. His previ-
Gus predictions have been verified. But
We're the supreme court to do the I'M
expected. the Congress, containing
many of the members who put the
amendment over, would greatly rejoice
though in many instances, silently.
In connection with prohibition IT is
the report of the government that
Spain. in 1920, sent five times as much
wine to the United States as it sent
in 10 preceding years. 1t is reported
that Spain, in order to take advantage
OF the American thirst will develop
more vineyards in 1921 than have
previously grown entire Europe.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
BOSS PENROSE to-
OIL STEAM ROLLER.
FOR DEMONSTRATION
Brains of Republican Party and
BoastfuI Disciple of Gang
Politics Admits Henchmen
Will Treat EN- Rough
by HUGH w. ROBERTS
Washington Bureau The Herald,
ZOO DnvidgOn RuiIdiup

Washington, March 4.-(Special.)--
Boies Penrose, senator from the state
of Pennsylvania, generally regarded as
the brains of the republican organiza-
ton throughout the United States,
promises today to show the country
Immediately after the reconvening of
the extraordinary session April II just
how smoothly, effectively and rapidly
a majority, when properly bossed can
dispose of legislation.
Senator Penrose has one redeeming
trait. He does not deny his purpose to
force his henchmen in roughshod
drive over a protesting minority. He
does not even apologize. He does not
even seek to placate his team, which
he moves without consultation, or his
opponents. for whom he has no regard,
with an explanation. He could say
that sacrifice of ordinary, convention
al courtesy is necessary by virtue of
the exigencies involved But he does
not. He simply drives.
TO GAG MINORITY
This bureau has been able to acquire
from Senator Penrose the plan of
campaign" which he has adopted for
the purpose of enacting in record
breaking time the G. 0. p. fiscal pro-
gramme. That programme, as has been
published, includes the re-enactment
of the emergency tariff bill, vetoed by
President Wilson to serve the purpose
of protectionists until the permanent
tariff measure. is put across; the pass
age of bill applying American values
rather than foreign values to import
duties; the permanent tariff bill and a
bill containing a revised system of
taxation.
According to Senator Penrose, who
has already Issued his orders, the
emergency tariff bill will be put
through the House without amend
ment, and after only a very brief de-
bate. To accomplish this purpose. it
will be necessary for the rules com
mittee to introduce and put through
special rule. This will be one in re-
Spouse to the insistence of the Pennsyl-
vania leader. The measure will then
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MISS TAPPAN WILL
DELIVER LECTURES
IN SOUTH CAROLINA


Auburn. March 24.-(Special)-As a
result of her wide reputation as a poul-
try specialist, Miss Gladys Tappan, who
has been doing poultry work for sew
eral years in Alabama, has been invited
to deliver a series of six lectures to the
home demonstration agents of South
Carolina at their annual conference.
which will be held at Winthrop college,
Rock Hill, next week.
Miss Tappan left Auburn tonight and
will go direct to Clemson college, S. c.,
where she will inspect the poultry
barns and yards and go on to Rock
Hill, where she will spend the greater
part of one week Upon her return
she will spend day in Atlanta, inves-
tigating the poultry markets there with
view to providing better markets for
he farmers of Alabama.
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go to the Senate where a two-thirds
majority will institute a rule f cloture
limiting each senator to a discussion
of one-hour. Cloture VS. sought by
Penrose in February, but his majority
at that time was not ample enough to
establish cloture. The story will have
different conclusion after April IL.
Tactics which democrats will charac-
terize as high handed" and un-Ameri
can will be employed in enacting the
other bills of the programme There is
no question. but that Penrose will
have his way. The restrictions against
free bate will limit the democrats
in stating to the country. the iniqui-
ties involved in the legislation, and
how simply to appease the manufac-
turing classes of the country, the
republicans scheme to increase the
cost of living to every consumer in
the land. But democrats are already
expressing confidence that high
handed procedure, certain to result in
the pinch of poverty, will need little
illumination, and that the people. as
result of experience, will be sufficient
ly well informed to vote intelligently
four years hence.
A NATIONAL SCANDAL
There is little question but that the
tariff wall to be erected will be high
er than ever before, and that its duties
will, in many instances, constitute an
embargo. The purpose of the republi-
cans to apply American rather than
European values in computing import
duties, means within itself an increase
of so per cent 90 the rate because
american money is of so much greater
value than European money. This so
Fer cent increase over rates which will
or hnr y
stitute a national scandal, democrats
contend. But Pearose says that by law
he will make it impossible to increase
the rates more than so per cent, and
that the people should be satisfied
The consumer, according to Penrose
will get off light" like the Texas
negro the mob hanged without first
beating him. And the south, in return
for all that it will have to pay will
If the south so petitions, receive a
protection for it's peanut industry.
Senator Penrose promises as much
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
CASTLEBERRY PLEASED
Home Town Glad of Miss Pages
Success

Castleberry March 24.-(Special.)---
Local friends of Miss Marguerite Page,
Castleberry girl who is senior at the
University of Alabama this year have
taken cognizance of the honor bestowed
upon her last week when she was elect
ed to membership in the Alabama chap
ter of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity.
Only 16 members of the graduating
class are chosen for this honor each
year. Miss Page is graduate of the
Conecuh County High school and has
always taken leading part in school
and college work and the activities con-
nected with them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN ON
CastIeberry School Is Leading In
Anti-Dirt Drive

Castleberry, March 24--(SpeciaL)-
Cleanup week is being observed by the
citizenship of Castleberry and good pro-
gress reported in the way of removing tin
cans and other rubbish from all parts OF
the town and vicinity. The School I'm
pTovement club, aided by local school and
municipal authorities, are in charge
the campaign and intend to make it the
most thorough ever conducted.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
STRAWBERRIES RIPENlNG
Chiffon County Will Begin Shipping
Next Week

Thorsby March 24.-(Special.)-
Thorsby Strawberries will begin to
move to market early next week, pro-
vided no killing frost intervenes. So
far everything has been favorable to
an abundant CROP as there have been
only light frosts since they began
blooming. and even the terrific hail
storm which did much damage recently
in other parts of Chiffon county was
so comparatively light here that but
little damage was done strawberries or
other fruit.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Methodist Folk Will Meet In HefIin
Sunday

Helm, March ESPECIALLY Especial
plans for holding the second quarterly
conference. Methodist church south,
mere Saturday and Sunday are being
made by the pastor and stewards of the
church. AS Sunday is Easter, a special
programme is being arranged. Repre-
sentatives from DeArmanville. Chocco-
locco and Iron City churches have no.
titled Rev. Mr.. Wade that they will be
here and hope to see other churches
well represented DR.. Frank W. Bran
don. presiding elder, will be present
and will preach Saturday and Sunday
mornings.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
FIRST CARL DAD RADISHES
SHIPPED FROM TROY

Troy, March 1.-The
nrst carload of rndishes ever
shipped out of Pike County was
shipped yesterday by the Pike
County Truck Growers association.
A number OF prominent farmers and
truck growers participated In the
shipment. The car was shipped via
the Central of Georgia to Pittsburg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
ThorSby Man DisagreeS
With Auburn's Theory.
Has Bushels of Proof

Thorsby, March -
Thorsby has a man who for the last
~ years has mnde n close study of
the propagation and care of sweet
potatoes, and although Auburn Off
cials assert that II is unsafe to Mt
tempt TO keep the tubers for my
length of time IL dug more than seven
days after n killing FROST, this man
Is showing n bin of 600 bushels dug
mt intervals up TO Christmas and
even after ice had formed half an
inch thick on exposed pools of water.
These potatoes are evidently ms
sound ms the day they were dug md
withal are of excellent quality.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25

were sold. All were Of excellent quality,
and tops brought S. 65 per hundred, just
IS cents below the Montgomery market.
An average of s12.71 per head was real
lied. A B. Boutwell, of Greenville bought
the entire lot The next and last sale
of the season will be held within the next
three or four weeks, according to an
nouncement by P. r. Pettis, farm demon
stration agent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL TRAINING
Much Interest Is Shown In Work at
Troy

Troy. March 24.-(Special)-The
Stanard Training School for Sun
day School workers at the Methodist
church is progressing nicely. and much
interest is shown in the proceedings.
Students number over 100 in the five
courses offered. The attendance Is un-
usually good. The meetings will can
tinue through Friday afternoon. Fri
day night DIR. 0. S. WEIGH will deliver
an address to the school. after which
c. M. Dannelly will deliver the certifi.
Gates for credits received.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
COUNTY COMMENCEMENT
Seven Will Graduate at Castleberry
May 1918

Castleberry. March 24-(Special)-Con
mencement exercises Of the Conecuh
County High school will be held May
1918, inclusive, according to announce
made by Prof. Sellers Slough, principal
The senior play already has been selected
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
HOG SALE is SUCCESS
Evergreen Farmers Sell 260 Head at
High Prices

Evergreen, March A.-(SpeciaI.)-A
total of $s,so4.S9 was realized by local
farmers as a result of the hog sale held
this week. The sale was one of the
most successful ever held, total of go
hogs. or approximately 10000 pounds
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
Smallpox Imported

Thorsby, March 24.-ISpeclaI)--
Thorsby has case of smallpox. of a
mild type, and under strict quarantine.
This is not of home production, but was
a result of exposure from visit by the
patient to a family at a considerable
distance from town. where there were
one or two cases not fully developed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
Troy Schools Close

Troy, March 24-(Special)-T Troy
State Normal and public schools have
closed for the remainder of the week
in order that the teachers might at
tend the meetings of the A. E. A. in
Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25
Merchants to Close Early

Troy, March (Special)-A petit
ton has been signed by the business
houses of Troy to close their doors each
afternoon at 6 o'clock, beginning on
April l..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25

More than 400 cars of white paper
we're required to put out the last issue OF
the New York telephone directory, the
book being more than two inches thick
and Weighing nearly five pounds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-25

with several other parts of what prom
ises to be an interesting programme to be
planned for later. There are seven menu
bers of the senior class this year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-02-24
THOSE SALARY BILLS

II would seem. from the great num-
Der Of bills introduced into the present
Legislature calling for Increases in
salaries. that there was concerted
group action 20 make raid upon the
States strong box.
There may be. probably is, an indi-
vidual case now and then where an
increase should be granted but Ger
tainly no horizontal plan. Whether il
will be possible to correct individual
inconsistencies or not, without involv-
ing the whole plan remains 70 be seen.
II certainly seems IS though every
officer especially the appointive ones,
arc out for an increase. while some Of
the electives are locking for theirs,
Inasmueh ns many ~ these Offices
are used as stepping stones IN the
business and professional world there
seems 70 be a pretty general idea pre-
vaient among the members q tire
House that they are being amply com
pensated. especially as there IS seldom
any particular trouble in securing