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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
DESDE HATILLo

A iniciativas del Cuerpo de Macs
tros Graduados de este pueblo Sc de-
lilo Ia celebration de una esplendida
reunion de padres, en- los salones de la
escuela A. M. Gambia.
Abrio ell acto Ell acting principal,
senior Domingo Perez, quien expico a
los padres ell fin de la reunion; siendo
este ell de formar una Association de
Padres para ayudar los maestros en-
todo aquello que ellos cream oportunc.
Despues de oir opiniones de varios
padres, Sc form6 la Directiva de la Aso
ciaci6n, la cual tiene como Presidente
don Laureano Gonzalez, prestigioso
caballero de esta municipaIdad, quien
por su entusiasmo y desinteresado
amor hacia La escuela, es acreedor a
tan honroso puesto.
Los demas miembros que integran la
Directiva son personas completamente
!doneos y capaces, por 10 cual creo que
esta hara mucho en- beneficio del pue-
Ito de los ninos.
Daba gusto yer todos los maestros
v tan crecido ntimero de padres, suma-
mente contentos dispuestoS coope-
rar de la meior manera possible al buen
CXito deseado.
Estas reuniones son de trascendental
;mportancia, y por 10 tanto creo que Ell
pueblo no los pasara inadvertido, pues
clos demuestran la buena fe inter6s
cue tienen los maestros por ell adelanto
de los nifios en- esta comunidad.
Que Sc repitan estas reuniones es mi
mas sincere deseo.
Santiago MARTINEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
Ell COrOneI de la POlicla ha
dictadO energicas medidas pa
ra evitar los des6rdenes huel-
gariOs en- Cuayama

En- ell Quartet de la PoIiefa dc Qua
yama Sc recibio aver I'm telegrama del
Jefe Quifiones, informando que dos
EiGmetros de dicha poblacion y en-
oil camino que conduce Salinas, cua-
tro individuos, de los cuales tres lie
vaban sus correspondence armaS de
fuego, detuvieron lln vehicuio en- ell
cual iba el Jefe de la Policia, senior
Arroyo cinco guardias sus 6rdenes,
quienes Sc dirigian prestar servicios
EN- la zona afectada por La huelga.
Los huelguistas Que asi Sc condu
jeron no sabian que en- el automovil,
en- vez de rompe huelgas, iba m CRU
90 de policias armados Jos cuales
descendferon del vehiculo y capturaron
los huelguistas, conduciendolos al
cuartel policiaco.
Tambien hemos sido informados de
que los automobiles en- cue viajaban los
sefiores Lastra y Grau fueron deteni
dos por los huelguistas, con el propo-
sito de registrarlcs yer 81 en- ellos
iban algunos rompe-huelgas.
FL Coronel Mr.. Bennett nos diio Que
habia Degado ell momento de evitar a
to6o trance q. la anormalidad reinan-
te continue, y, para clio, ha dado Or
denes a los Jefes de Distrito del Nor
te y Este de la Isia, para que 1'n nr-
nero consid9able de polic1as vigile
las carreteras v arreste cual1uier per
soma que detenga los AUTOMOBILES. Mr..
Bennett, EN- presencia de uno de nues-
tros redactores. llamo por telefono al
Jefe Quifiones de Guayama sostuvo
con el una larga conferencia a propo-
sito de los lltimos acontecimientos, or
denandole, ademas, que castigue con
mano firme a los que violen las leyes.
''Esto debe terminar cuanto an
tes'' nos dijo el Corcnel Bennett
y afiadi6: ''si no Sc pone coto estos
desordenes la situaci6n rhede agra
varSe cons1derablemente.
Individuos que vuelan puentes,
asesinan, descarrilan trenes Y queman
canaverales, destruyen la propiedad y
cometen actos de violencia, no son So
ciaIistas sino puros bolshevikis'', con
ira los cuales ell Gobierno Constitute
nal no puede tener miramientos' ter
min6 diciendonos.
Ell Jefe de la Pof1cia dc Guayama,
a quien interpretaba Ell seiior Ugarte,
inform6 al Coronel Bennett que ell MI
nero de vehiculos detenidos llegaban
ocho, pero que eli muchos de estes
casos la policia no habia pod1do cap
turar los huelguistas, porque estos,
tan pronto registrar I'm autom6vil
Sc dan la fuga, antes de que la po-
Iicia sea notifcada por los pasajeros
Sin embargo, hoy podemos aseg1t
rar, despues de haiber dido al coronel
Bennett, que las carreteras estan sen-
70 vigiladas activamente For los guar
dias, no Sc dara otro case dc deteu-
cion de vehiculos por los huelguistas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
CONSUL INFERNO
DE VENEZUELA

Nuestro distinguido amigo ei senior
Jose Ignacio varela ha sido noE.bcado
Consul INFERNO de Venezuela en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico.
FL Sr. varela, quien hace POGO lego
a este pals como Canciller del Consul
lado venezoiano, Sc ha captedo Ia sim
patia de los portorriquenos por su ca
ballerosidad, su discretion su carac-
ter afable Y sincere.
Es de desearse que sl distinsuido
amigo fuera nombrado Consul en- Pro-
piedad, pues dificillnente estaria me-
jor representada la patria de Bolivar
en- este pals.
Nuestros parabicnes al amigo sefior
Varela y nuestros descos por ell mejor
exito en- sus gestiones consulares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
BoDA EN- BARCELoNETA

En- la primera quincena de MARIO
proximo Sc efectuara en- la Iglcsia ca
tolica de Barceloneta la boda de la en-
cantadora seforita Rafaela Mercado
con Ell culto caballero don Fidencio C..
Mu1iz, ambos pertenecientes a esti-
madas familias de aquella culta pobla-
cion
Enviamos, por anticipate, a los fu-
turos esposos nuestros parabienes Y
nuestros deseos de que pascn una fe.
liz luna de miel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
"LA GRECA"

Nos participa nuestro amigo don Can
dido Aguayo que ha instalado un ca
fe-restorant que llevara ell nombre de
La Greca" on Ell mismo local que
ocupaba el antique cafe Malatrassi ca
lie de Tetuan. No. 81.
Por ser tan conocido del pGblico ell
lugar de referencia, no dudamos que oil
senior Aguayo tenga cl meior exito en-
su negocio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28

n1dad odos ran bataa pensamiento
puertorrqueno deciddo
un prncpode goberno que que Ieyes
su deber condc6n de pueblo nstruyendos
estudiando defectos los medos de earroo prob
mas socaes 81 formal furte podra uchar surg
rendad goros de epentro nacona es cobarde para
propio apcacon de
gobeno gobrnarse precise prmero
dec anazr la propa vida hacera gna por concepto
del respeto de la Naci6n del mundo
Felix MATos BERNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
MANIFESTACIoNES
DE LORD CURZON

LoNDRES, febrero 27.- Ell minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores Lord Cur
zon hablando en- los salones del AL
dwych Club, durante m lunch que le
fue ofrecido declare que ell gobierno
Gle Angora ha resuelto firmar ell trata-
90 de paz de Lausanne mechanic las
observaciones hechas por Ismet Pasha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28

a proposito de los yacimientos petroli-
feros de Mos,ll.
Lord curzon agreg6 que el Gobierno
Ge Inglaterra esta dispuesto. secun-
dar la politica de Angora siempre que
esta Sc desarroile, esencialmente. dem
tIo del prcyecto de paz que fues dado
conocer en- la conferencia de la paz
Ce Lausanne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
HUGO SHINES i. i.
EN- Ell RUHR?

LoNDRES, febrero 27.- Ell CORES
ponsal del "The Daily News en- Essen
dice que ell magnate de las industriaS
alemanas del Ruhr, Hugo SHINES, ha
;!egado anoche Baden, desde donde
riensa dirigirse la aldea de Bis
marck, en- las inmediaciones de Bo-
chum.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
NOMBRAMIENTO

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha aprobado
el nombramiento hecho a favor del Sr.
Jose s. Aybar, Juez Municipal at lar
ge, para que actue como Juez NUM-
pal Sustituto de la Corte de San Juan,
seccion Primera, durante La enferme-
dad del Juez Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28

EI Aereditado Hotel RIOJA
Situado en- la caIle Allen No. 10.
Para infornes diriijase al Adni-
nistrador judicial
Box 1896, SAN JUAN
AuVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. El efect0 t6nico laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA le
hace superior la Quinina ordinaria,
y no afecta la cabeza. La firme de
E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
jitA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
LA RODESIA TENDRA Co
BIERNO PROPIo

LoNDRES, febrero 27.-El jefe del
Gobierno Bonar Law ha manifestado
en- IA Camara de los Comunes que ell
Gobierno ha resuelto dar un Gobierno
propio la Rodesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
DOS MUJEREs HERIDAS

En- Ell barrio LA Vega, de Huma-
Gao, Ell individuo Gregorio Hernandez,
con un machete acometio y agredi6 a
Eusebia Montafiez la madre de
6sta, Caledonia Alvarez, infriendole a
ambas varias heridas Ell los brazos dc
las que fueron asistidas en- la sala de
sccorro. Ell agresor fue arrestado.
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ST vD. ES PERSONA PRACTIcA.
yISITE A NJ. FERNANDEZ & CO
S. EN- G. SAN FRANCISCO AZ
(FRENTE A RIBOT)

Somos los que mayores ventajas po-
demos ofrecer en- Puerto Rico en- ar
ticulos para viaje sport. La iinica
casa en- la Tsla que especializa en- estos
ramos. Precios populares en- articulos
para caballeros. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
Sc INsISTE EN- QUE Ell PRO.
YECTO SERA DERRoTADO
Omitted Press, via All America Cables)

WASHINGTON. febrero 25,-- Los
senadores Dem6cratas los que estan
afiliados al partido Progresi5ta son de
opinion de que Ell proyecto para la sub
vencion de la marina mercante sera de
vuelto al Comit6 en- cuyo seno dormi-
ra ell suefio de los justos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-28
MAS cIUDADEs ocUPADAs

PARIS febrero 27.-- Las tropas
francesas ocuparon esta madrugada las
ciudades de wilhembrug Melesbug,
radicadas a orilias del Lippe y a poca
distancis de Muenster.
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5SE CASA Ell PRINCIPE HE
REDERO DE BELGICA?

BRUsELAS, <febrero 27.- Un infor-
me de Bruselas dice que el Principe
Heredero, contraera matrimOnio pr6xi-.
mamente,
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DEsHILADoRAS:-

DESFfILADORAS NeceSIto
deshiIadoras expertas para ro-
pa interior, trabajo por dia. Ma
ria S: de Bithorn, Lopez Landron
No. 8 parada 43 IA Telefono
100 azul, Santurce.
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PoINCARE VOLVERA HOY A.
ACUDIR ANTE Ell CoMITE DE
RELACIoNES EXTERIoRES

PARIS, febrero 27. - M. Poincare
acudira mafiana (hoy) ante el Couiite
de Relaciones Exteriores.
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LA SITUACION INTERNACIo-
NAL ES FAVORABLE

LoNDRES, febrero 27.-El ministro
dc Relacioncs Exteriores Lord Curzon
ha manifestado que la situaci6n inter
nacional va mejorando paulatinamente
que solamente Sc aguarda la actitud
del Gobierno de Angora para arreglar
la situaci6n dc oriente.
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UN GRAN MEDICAMENTO
ANTIC A EBREY
Enfermos de Piedra

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New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
NEW JERSEY HOUSE
Votes FOR Change
Action Would Create Single
Headed Boxing Commission

Trenton. N. j., March 7.--(By the
Associated Press)--The House late
yesterday passed the amended Stevens
Senate Boxing Ripper making State
Comptroller Newton A. X. Bugbee the
single headed Boxing Commissioner.
The bill, which now goes to the Gov
ernor who 1t is understood will voAs
1t, Gusts the State Athletic Commits
sion. comprising three Democrats.
Prior to the passage OF the bill
Minority Leader George and Majority
Leader Corio engaged In debate, the
former declaring the measure was
partisan one and that the republicans
had failed to make good on rocking
the state by exposure of fraud and
graft in connection with the present
commissions activities.
He declared the Commissioners
were entitled to fair hearing II there
were Irregularities in the conduct of
the commission.
Corio replied that the Republicans
did not have to throw out mud" and
that the people of the state, through
the majority in the Legislature, ARE
not satisfied with the conduct Of the
Athletic Commission and their dis
satisfaction is expressed" by the pas
sage of the Ripper" bill.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
BANCROFT IN LINE
Giants Captain and Star Infclder
Signs Contract al An Increased
Salary-He Expects TO Earn II.

Sioux City, Iowa, March 7.-Dave
Bancroft, star shorlstop and captain
of the world champion New York
Giants, has signed contract for the
coming season and has left for the
Giants training camp at San Antonio.
Bancroft, who has been classed as
a holdout while awaiting an answer
to a request for changes in the con-
tract first sent him, yesterday re-
ceived a new contract, the terms of
which he declared were most salts
factory. While refusing to say what
his salary would be this season, Ban
croft admitted that he was receiving
an increase over last year and said
he expected to earn it by playing the
best ball of his career.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
GLENNA WINS AGAIN
National Woman's Champion Cap
lures First Game in Belleafr
Heights, Fla, Tourney.

Belleair Heights, Fla, March (By
Associated Press).-By the elimina-
ton of Miss Anita Lihme of Chicago,
four and three here yesterday, Miss
Glenna Collett of Providence, R. l.,
women's champion, won her first
match round in the womans, cham
pionship golf tournament.
Mrs. Caleb Fox of Hunting Valley
who defeated Miss Collett in a recent
match won a close victory over Mrs.
]. B. Rose of Sewickley, Pa. Miss
Bernice Wall of Oshkosh, was elm
mated by and by Mrs. Dorothy
Campbell Hurd of the Marion Cricket
club.
Mrs. Alex Smith of Shenecossett
also a semi-fnalist, defeated Miss
Marjorie Lake of Connecticut, and 4.
After playing four extra holes, Miss
Priscilla Maxwell of Hartford won
over Mrs. M. T. Eschwege of Engle-
wood, in the second flight.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
LOCKMAKERS LOSE
TOLEAGUE LEADERS
Some Clever Bowling Turned in
During Dusty Circuit Games

The New Britain Machine Co.
bowling team strengthened Its grasp
on first place in the Industrial league
last night at Rogers Recreation alleys,
defeating the Russell Il Erwin Mfg.
Co. quintet two out of three. II was
through no fault OF Schneider that the
Loekmakers were sent down TO de-
feat. This player had a splendid
night on the strips getting total
score OF sac. His best effort was
made in the first gam with l2S, and
he followed with III snd l02. The
match was an interesting one, the
teams being deadlocked at the close
of the second game. Bill Lofgren and
Joe Foote did some good pin top
ping for the Machinists,
The scores of the games in the
Industrial league and OF those rolled
at the Casino alleys, follow:
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
AMERICAN LEGION PROTESTS
Worcester Post Asks Commissioner
Landis to Organized Baseball Stop
Playing on Memorial Day Morning.

Worcester, Mass, March r.
Worcester Post of the American Lee
gion, through its commander, Archie
F. Murray sent a telegram today to
Judge Landis high commissioner of
baseball, to have organized baseball
refrain from playing games during
the forenoon of Memorial Day. The
message reads: Approaching your
generous spirit and keen interest in
the living members of the legion,
Worcester Post, No. 5, solicits your
great influence in keeping scored the
memory Of our soldier dead by re-
questing that organized baseball re-
frain from playing on Memorial Day
morning"
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
N. B. II. s. WILL TAKE ON
WINSYED HIGH QUINTET
Gilbert Five Has Already Bowed Once
This Season Before Prowcss Of

Red and Gold Court Performers
On Friday afternoon the team OF
the Gilbert High school OF Winsted
will come here to play the N. b. II. g.
team at the Franklin Square gymna-
SUM. On the previous meeting this
season the Red and Gold team defeat
ed the Winsted team without very
much trouble. With all the players
eligible and in good physical condi-
ton, New Britain's chances OF repeat
ing are bright.
Visitors Are Good
The Winsted team Is one of the
fastest in its section OF the state. II
made some of the larger schools ex-
tend themselves to come out on the
long end of the score. Wildly High
school of Waterbury had to fight every
inch Of the way to down the High
school team Of the town from which
the funny stories come.
Reports from Winsted have It that
the team reorganized about month
ago when four members were forced
from the game because of illness or
other reasons. The team has since
gained four victories without a de-
feat and now claim the Litchfleld
county championship. The Red and
Gold can also claim the Hartford
county championship, so the game
will take on the aspect OF battle be-
tween champions.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
ANOTHER new RECORD ,
Johnny Weismulier Clips II Seconds
on, Mark for iI0-yard Swim, Cow
ering the Distance In 4:57.

New Haven. March Johnny
Weismuller worlds champion SWIM
mer. OF the Illinois Athletic club, last
night clipped I seconds off the
worlds record for the 440 yards in
a 75-foot pool, Splashing alone over
the 440 yards in the Carnegie pool,
he covered the distance In 4.57,
breaking own record OF sos. OFF,
cial representatives OF the A. A. U.
held the watches.
Weismuller swan with ease, exert
ing himself only at the close Of the
race. The new record Is the 47th
captured by Weismuller.
Harold Kruger of the Illinois club
failed to break the record of 0:3o 3-5
for the 50-yard back stroke swim,
making the distance III 0:S1 is.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
League
SCHEDULE ADOPTED
Hartford Gets Home Game on
Opening Day, April 20

Springfield. March z, - Eastern
league magnates mt fiye-hour ses-
sion In the Cooley hotel, adopted their
1928 playing schedule yesterday. The
magnates rearranged the opening
dates set at the annual meeting Of the
league and under the new arrange
mont on April rs Springfield will open
at Hartford. Worcester at Pittsheld,
Bridgeport at New Haven and Water
bury at Albany. The other half OF the
openings. on April 81. will bring Pitts
field to Springfield, Hartford at Wor-
cester. New Haven at Waterbury and
Albany at Bridgeport. The entire
schedule will be announced later
Hartford Not Represented
Hartford was the only club not rep
resented. President James H. Clarkin
is in Cuba and Secretary Jim Pyne
was unable to attend. A. J. Shean
represented his Springfield club;
Clark P. Lane, Jr.. the Bridgeport
team; George NJ. Weiss New Haven;
Herman Weissman, Waterbury; d. J.
Haydn, Pittsfield; A. II. Powell.
Worcester and N. j. Hawkins, Albany.
The magnates lost no time in get
ting under way. AS soon as quo
lun was DIESEL. w. nosu.e "en- ''.o
e sr WIN e1pios VI .nieo $751;
u,es ine oiisiai o,eleu' one 'an-
s ,a'. CIV o... "'e" vas
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these ua.es' s"i'ciiins oiie GUY nere
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Eeave On For Dinner
Such tinkering takes time and after
the magnates had battled with the
dates until well into the early part Of
the night they adjourned to the din
ing room to appease the demands of
the inner man. Dinner finished the
moguls went back to their schedule
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
HARDWOOD FAR AHEAD.
Australian Golfer Leads Field in Pre-
Open Tourney at st. Augustine.

st. Augustine, Fla, March T.
Players leading the field after the
first days matches In the annual pro-
fessional open golf tournament at
the st. Augustine links were Joe
Kirkwood, Australian champion,
whose aggregate for the first So of
the 70 holes play was 40; Walter
Hagen of New York, British open
champion, second with 146, and Leo
Diegel of Washington third with lat
strokes.
Kirkwood increased his lead when
he cut four strokes off his morning
score of 70 with brilliant 6S in the
afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
NAY ARRANGE BIG SERIES

Boston, March "A spring big
league series in Florida with four
National League and four American
League teams participating is under
consideration, according to word
reaching here today. Manager Fred
Mitchell of the Braves and President
Clark Griffith of the Washington club,
whose men are now training in Flor
ida, were quoted as approving of the
plan, which has the backing OF AL
Lang, president of the Florida State
League.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
Cardinals to Be Numbered
While Playing Home Games

st. Louis, March 1.-THE st. Louis
Nationals will wear numerals six
inches high on their sleeves while
playing at home, SO the patrons can
distinguish the players more easily
Manager hickey announced at Bra
dentown, Fla, today, where the
Cardinals are training, according to
word received here.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07

London, March IA dispatch to
The Central News from Dublin says
Battling Sikh, the Senegalese fighter,
is being closely guarded at his head
quarters in the Claremont Hotel,
Howth, where he is awaiting his
forthcoming fight with Mike McTigue.
The hotel was surrounded this morn
ing by number of civil guards, who
examined all persons entering or leav-
ing the building his precaution is said
to have been taken N consequence of
certain information which has reach
ed the authorities
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
Some Opposition Is Shown
To the McTigue-Siki Bout

Dublin, March IA few anon
ymous letters have appeared in the
newspapers opposing the fight be-
tween Battling Sikh and Mike Nc
Tigue on st. Patrick's Day, a Catho-
lie holiday, but no responsible opposi-
ton to the bout has yet manifested
itself.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-07
H. c. BEATS B. G..
Purple Loopsters Down Eagles In .
Speedy Contest Last Night, 1926 at
Worcester, Mass.

Worcester, Mass.
Worcester, March Holy Cross
turned the tables on Boston College
at the Casino last night defeating its
old time rival from the Hub by
1926 score. The game was fast
throughout, hard playing on the part
of both teams resulting in the calling
of many fouls by Referee Maginnis
who watched the play with an eagle
eye. Voorhees, displayed fine form
from the foul line and also led the
Purple in field goals. Bunny Hanafin
and Pesalano were in the Holy Cross
lineup and the latter Gagged two pretty
baskets in the final Is minutes of
play Mooney and Murphy excelled
for B. G.
The Maroon and Gold tailed only
once from the floor in the first half
but Murphy's accurate foul shooting
kept the visitors in the running They
closed the gap in the second period,
but with Pesalano and Voorhees,
counting when points were needed.
they were unable to even the count.