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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
LAS FIEsTAs PATRoNALEs
CATANo

va Sc ha dado comienzo a los ira
bajos de propaganda para Ia celebra-
ci6n de las tradicionales fiestas, que
en- honor Nuestra Sonora del Car
men, han venido cclehrandose, afio tras
alo, en- esta poblaci6n
Dichas fiestas tendran efecto en- iu-
Ito pr6ximo, y solamente dudaran tres
dfas.
Con tai motive han sido nombrados
los siguientes comites:
COMITB EJECUTIVo:-M Manuel Fer
nandez Mascara, Ramon Negr6n, Jr.;
Vicente Davila, Juan de los Santos,
DR.. Eusebio S. Prats, Eustasio Morales,
Antonio Rodriguez, Andres Rodriguez
Vera, Mariano Fardo. Jose Santana,
Juan Ramirez Labrador.
/ coMITE HIPIco:- NJ. Fernandez
Mascara, Rafael -Figueroa, Pedro. Lie
do, Joaquin Medin.
CoMITE DE HACIENDA Ramon
Buades, Juan Melendez, Ramon Ne
gr6n, Jr.; Alberto D&vila.
CoMITE DE FUEGos Artificial
LES: Gazrtin, Manuel Llovio,
Vicente Davila
CoMITE PUBLICACIoN:- Andres
Rodriguez Vera, Vicente Sanabria, Jo-
Sc Marrero, Jose NJ Pintos Rubio.
CoMITE DE oRNATo:- Fuse
bio S: Prats, Jose Santana. Eugenio
Pineiro, Vicente Davila, Miguel Pi-
cazo.
coMITg DE JUEGos: Guz-
man, Vicente Davila. Julio Sainz, Pc
GRO Rodriguez, Jr.; Jose Diaz Aponte.
CoMITE DE PROPAGANDA En-
rique Tomas, Antonio Rodriguez Agus
tin Fabian, DR.. Eusebio S. Prats, Jose
Santana, Arturo Iglesias, Fernando Da-
villa.
CoMITE DE REGATAs Y ALBoRA
DA:-Pedro Rodriguez Colon, Eustasio
Morales, Pedro Arce, Natalie Perez
Dolores Santiago.
COMITE DE MUSICA:-Juan Rami-
rez Labrador, Juan de los Santos, Luis
! Guzman.
/ coMITE DE ACToS RELIGIoSoS:
Federico Saavedra, Alberto Davila y
Felix Ochoteco, Jr.
Como podra yer ell lector,- "a 10 me-
nos e, lector de catafo, ,-dichos conf
t6s estan iiltegrados por elementos de
ambas classes sociales, afliados di-
ferentes partidos politicos, 10 cual quie4
re decir que las fiestas ssr&a para Ell
pueblo en- general y que no podra dar-
) sels caracter politico, como ha sucedi-
do en- otras ocasiones. Y como hoy en-
dia NADIA Sc haee 81 no Sc inrniscuye la
politica.... iva1ga la aclaraci6n!
~ por Ell gran entusiasmo reinante
s-ssess.saesssA~~-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
Er DEPoRrE EN- YAUco

ma gran entustasino en- esta robla-
ON motive de haberse enpezado q
lar el Grand Stand. contamos
res novenas, todas de segunda ella
stre las cuales figura el .'Popu-
constituido por j6venes atnantes
porte.
alquier novena que desee lidiar con
ros puede dirigirse nurscro "ma
I" don Pablo Nogueras, Box 1o1.
astros jugadores son: J. Lucas, M.
Hector, Lugo, sayayo, Mario Pom
Mattel. Bermejo Bobustiaro. Be-
B Santiago.
seamos jugar especialmente con el
ANA Grande'' "Post" Mari
s.chesterfeld "RadiO'', "Co-
.is'' "san German" 'Lajas', !,
J Rojo', .olinpO' de Yauco, 'Ru-
de Guayanilia sEnsenada' 'Gua-
stars y "Ponce Playa
). A. M.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
DON LAUREANo cANTERo

Manana einbarcara para Espalia en-
e: vapor "cadiz'' el conocido cabalIe-
70 don Laureano Cantero, miemhro del
alto cOmercio de esta plaza, gujen Sc
dirige a la antigua metr6poli con Ell
plcposito de pasar una tempcrsda de
vacaciones.
! Ell ST. Cantero, que va ac5snnanado
Ge su famiiia, Sc propone visigar las
prircipales poblaciones de Espaia.
Feliz viaje le deseamos Y gratas i'm
pTesiones dtiratite SUI estancia ali.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
COMMERCIAL

Ha sido disuelta en- esta plaza, la
sociedad mercnatil que giraba con la
denomination ssF. Torrecillas v co. .,
oonstituy6ndose otra en- su lugar con Ia
misma raz6n social.
Esta tirina Sc dedicara al ramo de
cohisiones y approximations
Son socios gestores de la nneva So
cjedad. los sefores Fernando Torreci-
las Ruiz y Jose Perez Berciano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
u KARlMA DE LA POLITTCA

4 IA Haya no Sc acordaba nade en- Europa.
aqGe tribunal organzado para estudar
ocpaba tampoco squiera e ha dado nter gno hac
orc6n de amos. ...-.a. g~ 4aaAt ##f eFss
nantes creyo aba de los destnos de la hua
Este fue mayor
ga de las nacones cierta OCCASION caicaos demaa
unamente de ga humandad "des
haban suc6n possible los
NADIA pudO hace ha heco nj ha ella desde
que deb
de uerza la fuerza podia ecer funcones obre Ell
os egftnos de los puebos
nora potencas Haya
h vuelven rretender despachase cuchara grande
sera lamada; Russia aGn cuando fuean llama
Has no han de nhur ri poco nj muco las decones de los
sobre elias a gravitando las
adas bajo mando omnodo condolences
ben permanecer retadas connuar trbo de
cion interior, mas prudente.
la verdad nsos hacienda p1bicos
nde toda tremenda ocuac6n mental aga los goberno
sab ante pueblo del canine omen los aconecmenos
han poddo dar garantfas la v 10 hecho
os han apreado e udo de la gaganta los puebs apae
ncidos eos han querdo mpon goberno ronteras
desrros multpar rbutos guerra gabnetes
las formas contuonaes de oos puebos, una paabra
monada sobr las curea de la torpe "Ar
lad" guerra d6 idea que puede
Fl derecho de las naeones ue en escarnecdo tad se
de impocones tragicas ag
voncias cuaquiera hubra cedo fila
Cesar
Roma de ponendo espada
gayilanes sobre el acobardado mundo.
ora la complication tanta ehcuetra reedio
remedo ra abdcacion gerarquas de pvego pre-
Ahora, impulse ea moderandose cabo los mons
ration, depues gro
sobbos eierctos
10 Augusuo ell astuoso mperio de OcdenteQue
natuaeza todo reaccona historic todo v arrasra
X Ia intrga msteriosa de los msmos sucesossr .
polica nglesa reexiva poddo
auces a la poltica del mundo.
vd6 pero ocasi6n triunf6 Dd
dr frase habia anazar reuado
poca de Divdr sudarse para las nacones para
biernos para anarquzar
en para rar punaes REVOLUTION
h ccones de as coas Ia bunandad ella anarouz6 el enti-
caracer endencas de los patrotas cay6
despuds de kater darado legal d deguelo ustr
pueblos istos civlizado
10 ests hoy puesto inferior papeitos taleno
oral tnefs
cumpendose leye
vida Sc cupen mas poderosa goeracon de fueras
patrosmo vrtude quedaria
la humanidad la usta; la ustica prmera que
egar mercante
artfcesos Solo e epritu de la usti
de la vda tai odos todos po-
del terrible espectacuo
fltales desintegraciones de comun organization
ell "karma"
de las mismas avisa dearrolo
readad esta eadad ella debemo estudar gran
nuesto jos eccones
gaccs del nsmo medic abene que agtamos.
pdba hay aben acci6n decomposition reacc6n;
quen h de sery de Instruments
proeeso de voucion del esptu humane poa
periodic pegroso
trincheras va 10 hemo dicho 10 reperemo
pasions habr egois-
que produjo bayonetas oncepto de
ctoras, habra termnado la comn que
espadl Danoc baancea sobre naones
punto destruir Ia paz del mundo ..s@.
Felix MATOS BERNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
MARTIN ORTEoA,
JueADA A Lo pRoH1B1po
Presidente

En- II casa de Ceci1io Lopez. calle
del Comercio, en- Tras Talleres la po-
ltcia sorprendio una jugada, arrestando
Juan Ortiz, Ventura Roman joss Ma
vas, Juan Bosch Mendez, CataliEo Gae-
lar y Jose Gonzalez. Todos los jugado-
res fueron 6enunciados y sentenciados
POI. la Corte municipal a pagar So de
n,ulta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
Cuando usted yisite San
Juan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
Aavt
Ell vAPoR 'DEUCALIoN''
SALE PARA PUERTO RICO

Los agentes de vapores sres. ''Sucs.
de L. villamil y co.., de esta plaza,
ncs participant cue el vapor Eciandes
"Deuealion' sali6 de Amsterdam Ell
dia II del coEriente y legara este
puerto 81 dia 81 en- viaje para Puerto
Rico, Haiti, Jamaica v Santiago de
Cuba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19

I'm Ia Gale de Ia Fortalezs. Ell auto
m6vil que guiaba Tomas N. Matos, AFRO
liz al ni1o Luis Roberto Guz:a5n, de
5 amos, ocasionardole commissioners levss,
de las que fue aststido en- "a sala de
socOrros Ell accidents ocurri6 niientras
Roberto cruzaba la calle, huy6rdole a
ctro nifio. na s'f, @
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
UNA HUELGA EN- MILAN

MILAN, mayo 17.--Los trabajado-
res de los muelles y embarcaciones Sc
han declarado esta mafiana en- huelga.
Un comite de patronos ha sido nom
brado para conferenciar con los huel-
guistas. tat- CT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19

QuININA EN- FoRMA. sUPE-
RIOR. sEl efecto tonico laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA lie
hace superior la Quinina ordinnria,
Y no afecta la cabeza. La firrna de
F. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
jita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
Ell TRoLE cHoCA CON
sas UN AUToMovIL

En- la carretera, parada 26, Ell trole
10 2, guiado por el motorista Juan
Rol6n. choc6 con Ell autom6vil Gel Sr.
Pierri Gregorio Giusti, resultsnao di-
clio autom6vil con desperfeetos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
puEDE cAzAR

Ell Secretario Ejecutivo ha expedite
licencia para cazar Y portar armas lie
caza, al senior D. Thompson, de En-
senada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
Administrator De tssas
Sc ofreces una persona n1uy ex-
perta, con toda clase de garal1-
tias para los propietarios.
c. r., Box 345. San Juan.
cHooUE DE vEH1cULos

En- la Gale Cerra, esquina la Ca
rletera Nueva, ell truck de Pedro
Rodriguez, choc6 con el automsvii que
guiaba Jose M. Morales, resultando am
bos vehiculos con derperfectos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
LA CENTRAL 'MERcEDITAs',
TERMINA So zAFRA

Nuestro corresponssl en- Ponce. nos
rarticipa, que la zafra ha terminado
en- la importante central Msrceditas"
de aquella jurisdiction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
ALOS ACclOMSTAS DE
THE SAN JUAN BAKERY INC.

Por la presente Sc convoca a los
accionistas de The Sn Juan Ba-
kerry Inc, para una idnta extra
ordinaria que ha de celebrarse
en- las oficinas de la misrna ell
dia % del corriente a las 200
P. NJ.
MARTIN ORTE0A,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
EsTUDIANTEs PARA
ENFERMERAS

La Cliniea Mlramar tfene cahida
lara un ndrherO de alumnas GUS deseen
estudiar y practiear. Para infcrmes di-
rfjase Ia Superintendente t;e dicho
establecimiento. Avenida Las palmas.
Stop 10. santurce r. r. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
YENTA ESPECIAL

Trajes Drill Ingles (mojado) $11.OO
}Trajes Gabardina Belga S 1893
Trajes Palm Beach S 6.9S
Carteras para sonora estilo "Cama-
ra" a $3.50, O.ss, 1.4s y 1.7S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19
Los QUE EMBARcAN

.s-7s II ~
Ell Gobernador ha expedido los ST.
guientes pasaportes:
Para embarcar a Espafia, Francia,
Inglaterra, B6lgica, Italia Y Suizs, al
so1or Jose Raro6n Flores de San
Juan; ~wlBAl
Para embarcar Inglaterra. Francia,
Espaha, Italia y Suiza, al senior vicel
te Balbas Peha, de San Juan.
Para ernbarcar Espafia, a los seiio:
res Ramon Rosales, de San Juan, y
Manuel Matienzo, de Arecibo.
Para embarcar Haiti, Santo Domin
go, Jap6n, China y Australia, al seaor
William Edward Small y seiiora, de
@ V11lIl
Para embarcar a Venezuela, la Sc
nora Margaret shanton, de San Juan.
entire nuestros vecinos, Sc augura un
gran exito en- dichos festivales.
vibrian T. SANA.
Catafio, mayo 1s de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-19

NlNo ARRolLADo PoR UN AUro
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06
Pennsylvania University
Stadium TO Cost S725,OOO

character and arrangement of the
seats. Although the stadium will be
of concrete the seats themselves will
be Of wood, raised about four inches
above the concrete surface and with
toe room beneath. In these features
they will differ from most stadiums
in this country. Particular attention
has been given to the arrangement of
seats. The engineers examined every
stadium in this country and then
evolved a seating plan which allows
about II u inches seating space for
every spectator, slightly more than in
the old stands. In addition, it will
give perfect visibility from every one
of the $4,000 seats.
BY working in two shifts the build
ers expect to have the entire struct-
ure up late in the summer, with vir-
tually all of the seats in place by Sep
tenIloer 80, the date of the first foot
ball game. The corner stone will be
laid on June 10, Alumni Day. 1t is
the intention of the Stadium commit
tee, of which Sydney E. Hutchinson
is chairman, to dedicate the new field
on Oct. %. the date of the Navy
game. President Harding has been
invited to attend the dedication.
The new field will be used to it's
fullest capacity from the start. For
the first time on record every one of
Pennsylvania's games will be played
at home In addition, the Army and
Navy will play their annual game
here on Nov. rs. Permission has
also been given to the Marine Corps
and U. S. Army to play their annual
game here on Dec. 2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06
red Enos' Old
Slogan Adopted
By Retail Board

bridgeport; the Industrial Capitol
of Connecticut-Jo DIN U.s. the slogan
of the old Bridgeport Board of Trade,
has been adopted by the Chamber of
Commerce, in grateful appreciation
for the services of the late Fred
Enos, who had much to do to bring
Bridgeport industries to their high
position of today.
At the monthly meeting and lunch
con of the Retail Board, held in the
Stratfield, yesterday noon. it was
suggested that the business houses
of Bridgeport adopt the slogan and
have it printed on their letter heads
to stimulate trade. Bridgeport Pro-
ducts Week will begin June 10.
Bridgep ort-made goods will be dis
played and placarded by the merch-
ants of the city, in order that the
Bridgeport people may be brought to
realize the variety of products pro-
duced in Bridgeport. Few purchasers
of goods in the stores realize the vast
number of utensils used daily by the
people in their homes as being of the
MADE in Bridgeport brand" a
prominent member of the Chamber
of Commerce said last night.
The invitation of Samuel G. Parker
of the Rowland Dry Goods Co., to
attend the opening of the new How
land Store in Waterbury tomorrow,
was accepted. After a discussion it
was decided to cooperate with Major
H. R. Carter in staging the bathing
suit parade at Pleasure Beach. The
suggestion was made that Major Car
ter be requested to stage the parade
en- G week day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06
CUTTING THE EXPENSES OF THE
CITY MORE THAN A MILLION.

Mayor ,Atwater in his annual message to the Common
Council includes this Illuminating fact:
The appropriations 1929 $3700165 less than
the appropriations for 1922
The mayor expresses fear may
duce the tax rate next because the grand list is shrink
ing"
terms of the rate the earlier they will have sound kno
edge of the cost of operating the city.
not what the year year, which
Important but whether the cost of operation is increasing
decreasing
More important than the rate it is to know that
much expended for the operation and
Mayor At1ater taking heavy
financial problem has decreased by than
million shird dollars He has considerably decreased
deb and by the end of 1922 will have decreased debt
more.
citizen inquire how it costs
year for city and what he is getting for
Mayor Avaer proposes improvement in the account
ing SYSTEM excellent but by import
ant reforms which have already been accomplished.
The cost of government depends upon wise admlnlstra-
ton honest and economic buying good management and the
purpose to deal with the cts business intelligent bust
would deal with his business
waste which has brought Bridgeport to civic revolu-
waste which would have been prevented by
another system of keeping books
pavements were laid millions WORTH without the
projections The waste the best of doing
thing at least million dollars.
Sound methods could have saved this waste.
The Grand street bridge which should have $213OQ
did cost 100000 little less.
1t sewer basin projects and other
projects careesly begun and careles paid
al the highest rate for everything
cash register helps if it has back of
terested and competent Of itself prevents nothing
So of systems of accounting They good aids to honest
administrators but futile to aid negectfu incompetent dis
honest administrators 1t is almost habit with
people, when they discover themselves after period
time municipal to seek remedy by system,
formulate.
Systems if they good formulate they sound
aids to administration but they will not take place
interested citizens giving attention to public affairs
they take the place of prudent carry
ing public business faithfully if it their pr
business
Mayor showing seven months in Of
flee is magnificent
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06
King High Up Among
The Mighty, Declares
John DrinkWater
Did Not Land Alien Custodanship but Has Pow
erful Influence and Represents House of J. P.
Morgan at Washington and Elsewhere.

The New York World today carries
a story from Washington to the eff
feet that the "Searchlight." an indie
pendent periodical is to launch an
attack on the National administra-
ton through the medium of contri-
buttons from the pens of the editor
Of the publication, Lynn Haines, Gut
ION Borglum. the former Bull Mooser
and artist of Stamford, and John
Drinkwater. The latter deals with
the Office of alien property custodian
and says that John T. King former
Republican leader of Connecticut is
the Representative of the house Of
J. P. Morgan in Washington and
elsewhere and was heavily backed
for the position.
Among other things Drinkwater al
leges: "He (King) is also the per-
sonal representative of Clarence
Mackaye and is credited with having
exerted his powerful influence with
the present administration success
fully to relieve the Mackay interests
in the Postal Telegraph Company
from some of the legal entangle-
ments into which it was cast by the
Wilson administration.
''The significance to the dupont
Dye Trust of the King app ointnl ent
as Alien Property Custodian appears.
when it is known that J. 2. Morgan
& Co.. control, according to common
report, about $500, 100000 of the un-
DERIVING securities Of the E. I. du
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06

Pont de Nemoures Company, and has
a strangle hold on the dye trust, due
to the responsibility Morgan &c Co.
took over when they agreed to finance
the duPonts in their exploitation Of
general motors
THE du Points finally secured con-
troll of the Alien Property Custodian
by the appointment of Thomas W.
Miller of Delaware, son-in-law Of
Frank G. Tallman, a prominent officer
in the E. I. du Pont de Nemours
Company. Miller had been a candi-
date for Assistant Secretary of War.
and was not appointed because of his
connection with the du Points and the
suggestion that public criticism would
probably follow the appointment of
an Assistant Secretary of War, who is
a, Son-in-lagw of the munitions trust
1.-THE same objections, if they were
urged, were not sufficient to prevent
the app ointment of Miller, who is also
son-in-law of the Dye Trust, as Alien
Property Custodian. His appoint
ment was urged upon the President
by Senator T. Coleman dupont of
Delaware, who called at the White
House the day before Miller was ap-
pointed and by Senator Frelinghuy-
sen of New Jersey, who is generally
regarded as the wet nurse" of the
DUPONT Dye monopoly in the Senate
and whose relation to certain alien
property matters will be dealt with
later in this SERIES
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06

Three rousing cheers were heartily
gwen the visitors, officials and work
men as the ensign of Submarine S-49
was broken out during the commits
sioning of the vessel at the docks of
the Lake Torpedo Boat Co. The WISH
tors and officials crowded the dock,
the workmen found perches on Sub
mar1neS SIS and S-51 which were
also tied I'D at the basin and the pros
ypective officers and the officials lof the
Lake Co. took their positions around
the fOur-iHch gun just forward OF the
Gilmore. Inspector of Machinery at
the submarine works, placed Subna-
rIne $40 in commission. Acting for
the commandant or the Third Naval
District, Ideut--Comrn- Gilmore read
the orders authorizing him to accept
the boat and to deliver it to it's pros
pectiVe commanding officer.
Lieutenant 1. c. SoweH, the first
commander Of the vessel then read his
orders which directed him to proceed
TO the BrooklvnS Navy Yard to lay in
supplies and then to proceed to New
London. The boat is scheduled to
leave for New York on Wednesday
After the sub has been at New
London for a short time it is expect
ed to make trip to Washington
where it will be viewed by govern
ment officials from the Navy Depart
mont. The boat will also stop at An
napoIis on this trip. The Government
officials in Washington are waiting
to see in actual operation and 1nStaIlla-
ton the many new improvements
which have been incorporated and
originated since the boats of previous
class have gone into commission.
Submarine S-51 will be delivered,
unless unforeseen accidents prevent
before the end of June. Submarine
S-48 which stood on its tail while
making a crash dive, five miles off
the local harbor ON the 7th of Deem
Der will be ready for delivery in a.
few more weeks
The $40 will have for it's officers
lieut.. L c. Sowed1 as commanding
officer, Lieut.. S. c. Norton as execu-
two officer and Lieut. Arthur r. Folz
as engineer officer.
The non-commissioned officers will
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-06
African Wild Game
Fast DISAPPEARING,
Explorer Declares

Portland Ore, June 6.-African
game is disappearing very rapidly,
according to Carl Akeley, famous
scientist and naturlist-
And Akelev blames man for this
s7tuation-man who, to quote the
naturalist. was the only dangerous
animal created in the beginning
He expressed the hone that man will
kill off enough of his kind before he
has wiped out all the wild animal life
n the world"
He believes that wanton killers of
wild game should he given doses Of
their own medicine
II recently travelled northward
from Cape Town by rail. going 5000
miles before I saw a single head of
wild game from the train Alxeley
stated. ''The game is being killed by
civilized men who haven't put n
thing there in place of it,
1t is only the wild animal which
has been taught by man to kill that
is dangerous he continued. saying
there are certain elephants in Africa
who win kill q human as quickly as
the beasts see one, but this is done
only by individual an. mails that have
had s.deaiMngs with these so-caIIed
spcrtsmen.'
He found there Is very little dang
er hunting wild animals in Africa
with a Camera because in almost
every case the game I'm try to get
away instead OF tryina to get at one.