New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1925, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925, New Britain Herald and take up much room in the [ian and British schemes were done|are too expensive to eliminate, the N Willlam, the Bastard | highways, also contributing more [directly, and without the slightest [ expense ought not to be too great | N ). How much has Niagara fa ‘ANT!..JEW RI(]TS HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY |[fhan a falr share tn the wear and [attempt at evasion as to the ultl-[to keep them safe. | AN receded ? | LR tear. The plan to construct separate | mate purpose. - | en miles—the full 1»n,¢1.i d Tesued Dally (Sunday Bxcepted) highways for the tricks and busses But the ultimate effect of --vh! With only two violators of the | ) Y How many cggs are there to TAKE TWl] l |VES At Heiald Bldg. 61 Church Street high-handed interterence with the (motor vehicle laws in this city over 0 ‘ o ; apparently has been given up. Ry the time all the main high-|dictates of trade are not always | the week-end, It appesrs that all SUBSCRIPTION RATES | wuss have been doubled fn width | pleasant. In the case of Brazil there |the Iaw violation was being done | L ity Mo A0 Tninred in Fi b o8 Thren Month every town will necd an official [nas been a lessened coftee tm\'i“"““ aptlieshove ;oriaL ollicrisiAL Maxsox HALL JUmRL, 5 ¥ mme Than 80 mll“ed i hgm 6. & Month. [landing place for airplanes; and the | sumption by the victims of the |points A e e 1 ¢ i"fl in Vienna “air lanes” also will be pratty well | scheme in the United States, in ad- e learmned 1 it the @ Entered at the Post Office at Now Britatn [ oceyinied by flying flivvers dition to thée stimulation of coftee| T® frip of the dirigibl 3 Twelve taws, twelve chisels, thrae s Becond Clase Mall Matter. | ; e ; ] F HIEEUS L, production in other lands adapted |40ah" through the middl . hammers, (wo or threa hatches, nine \enna. Anstria, Aug. 13 (P—Twe cal pumber of important or ten bits, half a dozen planes, and | are dsad and between 50 and 60 DONEN to it. More will bs heard from the |4l at a num s ) planes, a w STATE DOESN'T NEED et i Jersons are sufferin TELEPHONE CALLS . _“ ! : et iee e b et G5 i i ta ek rairal nifroutoind lialye AT several other smaller articles were | T ' iffering injuries Business Office ..., 928 EXECUTIVE MANSION J, AL | removed from the tool chest of J.|Ctived during anti-semitic riots at- PRI mansion? Wonld the dignity of The only piofitadble advertising medium In the City Circulation books and the Press room always open to advertisers. | chief executlve of the state had a |'% governorship be advanced if the Philippines has been enormons hat when in Hartford on officlal e | S Member Audit Burean of Circalation. The A. B. C. ts & natlonal orgun tion, if need be i it grown e ot 1 the atrship to thousands; but the on the oue : T ; Edilorial Rooms . 926 Does Connecticut need an execu- | 3€velop ‘more extensive plantations. | of trshiy t nds; but the | WWESTIONS ANSWERLED A. Carlson, broken open hy thieves | '*Ndant upon the assembling here of And in the case of Britain’s rubber | V181t Won't incrense the gite re- <0 Frosh You can n answer to apy|!ast night In a new house In the “1; "‘;\ 'f-,v}/m fourteenth Congress scheme, the plan to grow rubber in | CoIP!s at the fairs & e caf At makes you eatl |TUCSton o or Informntion by | Course of construction on the enst | O, (1 RO BI04 S OTEATIREUIOR | ses the alr schiooner just as s AT voge ot | WG to The Question Lditor, New | “nd of Iast Main street. There Is ]" "; o roke out ‘“‘ nigh { L Rritain Terald, Washing N no clew to the thieves. and fierce fighting ensued in the I5s from the outside of the fence 1ge kept him 8 Vashington Bureau, | ¥ ves. eaitares - & place in which to hang his official |1V stimulated ¢ i 1322 New York avcnue, Washington,| A lerald reporter was informed o ]”‘ itsplata between " the police tlons, as well as people, who g 3 Girt D, G ueloaing troe esiite 1t stamcs | TNy, 6R.pretty kped muioslie thap| 00, e asc f ths Hakshkreusler Member of the Associnted Press. N After the r pot thre iertrud R S 3 or &wastika, organization, \ Siatea el ) are not satisfied to let well enon reply. Me legal and marftal | the ®ite of the new power hou: 3 The Associated Pross exclusively en- MEning hia A Gl B S An anti-semitic protest méeting, titled to th- use for ce-publication of T oL St g SO . lalone sometimes get their fingers o ‘ ixen anovioat lex-l GRS GLEEANYR Sut0 NI SEL 2 A as a demonstration against the il news crediied to it or not otherwiee b aestion; 18, mot: a: nepsior 8B5S | yonds he reallz . Just Nornl 1 rescarch be under taken. All | DR and Power Co., s at White Oak ““,", : "\ A 'v":'\“‘] i eredited in this paper s 4 also local | Iy as been given additienal -zest | burned e Hirshbore other questions will recelve a per- | On the former site of the old S ‘m‘lll l"\“":']']"" (:"i"‘ wews published evein, Ay 5 o drinl r 1 . forbidden by bolice. 3 | through the generosity and pudl SR - nal Unsizned requests can. | mill a1 WY nonsdaal tis i > i L ANy hink ink ha Answered otlers re | 1 ey at he Jelodro . 3 L ACATESY spirit of a citizen who has made it | SUPER-POWER PROJECTS It must not he overlooked that Sellon 2 HIEnare ’1 All letters are ! 5 v [v’ th !\ \»n‘.. o resistanco, Processions the business to continue fhe agita AND SOFT COAL [ the expert wha reported that pie is <honuld me r of s city ‘wos placed’ In Uirollalihof atteetbEhond ol which furnfahes newspapeis and .| tion and is willing to hold a colle Just as the increased use of ol | first class food wis worl ? “How o {10 D Rnttink Ra o halt mln open)| e eEn ""““"“"”"*“"l;'l“’ '”"“’]‘; tisers with & strictly honcst a ( § Tt i Hello! R e ; mile opeh | tig bauds of girls in whife, wl ciroulation. Our eireulation s for heating purposes s worrying | haking assoclation 3 i g [[Dut did nat land In the Mnal swhich |pyaners proclaiming Vienna a Chris- are based upon this audit. This nsuret | Coppecticut does not need an ex- (the anthracite mining operators, LI ) ; 2 . . s wone by [fenn. Thayer was | gy ety protection against fraud in newspaper | Five Too e féwn. The | socond in the pursuit yace, also| otbt it ol i vaaty iat ar Riatribution figu:en to both national and | ecutive mansion and our governors | super-clectric power developments v s 6 X 0 feel is nsed Inf won by Fenn. Alexander defeated g a0 LOSBERH B A local advertisra. 1o not want one. Tt would be an|are causing bituminous coal opera- F t o d F . But fust for Jooks; as for myseit | bad 1= in fair weather, | Fenn, paced by motors S e "”]’“:3”: - unnecessary and expensive luxury. | tors to look to the future with some ac S n anCleS I\ ike ]\{ ,u.,\w(nw tory, [ w'; '\ 16 feet is lown Two children who went on the | sashed with the police guarding the T P o e I LI o e o 9T SRty ) by B R T P N oft ar 1 t ndrons be | excursion given by the Knttting | peeting place of the congress, Numi- York at Hotaling's New Stand. Times & decause. by go! I wi company employes to Mavin £2ock, | her of policemen were dragged e e Nowe Stand. " Entrance (10 unnecessary biah. and tax bur-| Although the late Charles P. — A st ol he [l sane R Elon A ceerct of i S Atbene sl GO0 0L ETMESST R eRe MEERELE Grand Central, 42nd strest. gens made heavisr by such finsel | Steinmetz estimated that if all the | Futilitv: Trying to win foday's lodendrons is to ha e soll | portunily of belng away together to|dertoot, il — —— | would find no enthuslastic reception | water power in the country could | buvers with last year's advertiging, | I'm alwavs hent and often broke; | fho v‘m moist. They will not grow | be married ‘ it Wonisn Bart. THE WILSON “PROMISE" lin the public mind. Our governors|be developed without waste ft{ : — . "“”"' n ”‘“]‘ R0l s lime in it In the il W Rritain Opera ouse | police in furn slashed at J ) I work and no play makes jac g ) ehure mday; had its prelimina opening las Mters wit peir swor ving TO BELGIUM hava got, along alll tlght in' the past | would! not sufice to keep currentif . & WU &IC 08 PIEY FEY : L s S L it anisiiina i onenine Bt 2 niinftielil s driving Comments of Belgian newspapers v b - v eve! o 2 e P e 1 . mer the . ‘ | el SLNCNTERIMe, nael the arge crowds besieging C ,' Belgian wWspape ‘vnhmxl executive mansions in Hart- | industry going, the development of at what lhf.uu-nr\n we I ' abindance of wa- | “he Queen of Chinatown' was pre- | them. Many women were knocked upon the difficulties experienced by | ford and can continue to do the | water power and super-power will Almost anv opinion may hecome 7 indie." ter. Th - 1ly plac and {gented, The house had a very | down and trampled in the meles, the debt settlement commission In|same in the future, tend, however, progressively to re- |4 principle if somehody tries to gag} v mioneined | cheery appearance after its thor-1 A second band of demonatrators 1t CHEh WERIEIE i (hs 1 o 1 basc- | ough cleaning and brushing: new hed the bri leading ta the - step around a hit o nigt 1 is his salary? | matting has been placed in the | Jewish distriet, but these were amply Ubitter:” which was to have been |ernor \ et e facturing purpose: Hea 3 ¢ A L has gl FRETID LY av n | arnor of Connecticut cannot in the | ol for manufacturing Purposes. | . . like a show that's snappy; Hosa aalany A | 2 oien b ond That e s e nd e ler Wi | aroted edl nd thet attackars B it expected. Vet there s no genuine |jeast bs enhanced by constructing |The Northeastern Super-POWer | oo 1¢ et buvs less at a time [ of etiquitic ported fo be | the center of the anditorinm toreed 1o content themselves with reason for the Belgian press fo feel ' marble home for them. This Is | committes has estimated that the i 1 m a b : piny \Blaze with electrie lights for the | shouting ribaid songs and threats this way about it not a large state and they can|saving in that territory alone — in-| Tou can't always o irat tiniailn noarly jten’ years. W/he i More trouble s fented toddy: Jie: Lo Amer) boys i the Jlery were very | ports are current that the executtve The claim that the late Prosident | frave en thelr homes and |cluding New England—will amount | 8POt covers many = I Ll bl Bl Mo ; . e r 1 between their homes a cluding New Englan Haart Dingne | Larn in prompt fo note changes, for when |committee of the congress is eonsid- Wilson made a “promise’ r¢ Hartford without inconvenience, es- | to §,000,000 tons of coal annually. aton (on : the orchestra appeared it creet- | ering caneelling the meeting to avoil the Belgian delts, and s | pecially In these days when the Ultimately, of course, bituminous Swell-head 1s what a pophlar tay Doctor want you fo bring soma | No. He was born in Enzland | ed with applause, was the case when {a recurrence of the rioting, i omaai medict my buhy right a 1 came an Ametcan citizen | the chandelier was lightad. Manager | 106 Arrests Made. Dr. “Why naturalization Olmstead announced that he désires| The disorders continued until aftar matfer sawdust a good fortilizer? | (o present popular priced legitimate | midnight. The police report 106 ar- Is one of those far-fetched ideas — There fs no great prospect of a it Senlon: Piridentl knowe FTaIn &t adde natting To e v ROT ¥ & e ¥ the United States were described as| The great honor of heing gov-|duce the demand for bituminous i8 now regarded as possession of a motor car makes | will entirely replacs anthracite as & | orite gets just befere ainin scrap of paper by the United States, | frave] easy. domestic fuel, but not for decades. | dlscard compantes and good clean vaude- | 'osts. Concraled weapons were found Anatjigiiiely Lo Beelz e Bnation AMATEUR BASEBALL largs expansion in export eonl : e wire and TN bring the haby to ol ville, which can he witnessed hy |00 many of those detained. AM/ ¢ telephona sn you can hear him Jadies of the most discriminating| Most of the injured receiving hos- ) How many varieties of hirds ! \uate, and many of the fair sex had | Pital treatment are suffering from haith m his statement and attended j SAber gashes. Of the two faltaity VEORAS L alans S o d cs, one suffered a fractured skuil sfon arrived in {his country it Was g~ a ot real sport are always |S™eeping tho country and which in That a bride's vell will make a are approximately 20,000 var- e I and the other was trampled to death, not thought likely that the Wilson " e _|the future will turn many of our | Aandy mosqnito netting for Junior's ) ! 7 Lusing Lthen tenengin doe ) (i with ns — If we indulge in an ama- | oF LU Y R ¥ ean v e clepned? GIN[]LRELLA MAN FEMJS | rioters called for the resignation of | episod the | our baseball game occastonally, or | tivers Into great reservolrs of power | y damp ecloth over a hot e government. The big hotels wera front, so tenuous was e claim ‘m‘, (he trouble fo “attend” onc of | production projects are certain to It only people had a little flivver One Phase of Tt 3 run the velvet over fit. | CHORUS G[RLS TAUN] based upon the Wilsonlan “prom- | j.ge pecullar functions of the| Kaidint ; lse’ considered eensward bituminous industry. Here 1s an in-| = Clifford: “Well, it takes money (o the dirt, and ralse (he plic 0 : i [ HER T | Froe people are those e T ToRiea [ On June 1919, President Wil- |~ ¢ amateur baseball | dustry that already is over-devel- iy Ales ’ wning Flees From sarden 360 togetliort with § M4 Clemencean:| Dhigibestisoit otiamalsup bistbal) 2 A lIvE (s fating thelr zeal from a leader ins —Arnold Wolrath, 0. Wh Thomas Moighan , tog I menceau | oo prolific of fun and frolic | 0ped, yet unquestionably I8 facing their orders, horn a o whom is he found | stout competition by witer-power = vaprock Moseam of Unnatural niarried there any chil- none of the players is adept | projects, especially in connection Another way to keep from grow History dren?. ) I s A | |ing old is to start an argument Valler 1 raptoch A | : Pen Now Yor AUz 15 P prard e — ihe game: when each comes|Wwith large cousumers. In addition - 8 3 I ennsyl- v York, Aug. 18 Jdward | yre 5 = R S HRLISHERT i e e o G R (i B { v vania, April il eqieaten Browning, whese adoption of High School Couple from office or factory and “hasn’t ' 8 > " - | The Bivd Collection in that city His wife is Irancls | "Cinderella” Mary Louise Spas was Tell of Elo ement Rt a ball on the nose for ten|ready use oll-burning locomotives. | Traveling hy bus s better if yow'd | The Traprock museum has Klng, fotners acicess, e sister of | annnlled resently, fed fronti a ool g0 0 50 L pemne espectally those in the west, and a |rather have dust in your eye than a | finest collection of hirds, alive, Rlanche Ry There are no chil- | grden early today when chorue g \—hw o M‘:‘ 1 I‘vlfl’;\\ hr\} % | 1ar, o ste o | cinder or pickle ha n be fom " 1s kissed "1 shouted. “Oh, | Miss Mary Madeline Dugan and anickly prove that mufing a fly is | 1arge proportion of the st amsln).\i G LR 14 '\r‘ ; be f \L HORNE :‘vrm‘l|;‘.”1(‘]]:'11‘y\|:‘\’|1yd| :’:r‘»)n” d, “Ohy |\ yiifam J, Reld, drs members. of one of the most artistic of comedy |are Lurning oil Instead of coal. | e s et v s the Pa the senior class of Oranga high school, played married roles in the senior play in June, few knew they | . really were hnushand and -eife great managerial ability to | = red pepper bird whicl g 880,640 suare | 13hle and asked him to adopt them. | {0 nd wife. In ‘ : A & | Most of the natural-lorn the berries of tha tabasco < | miles, whils that of the Atlantic is|Then a blonde ingenue circled his i players. But they get a o | artists belong to the class that forced to fly upside down v Lonly 24,801,400 square miles neek so strongly that it was a min- | I b | 1 10w square mile night, when they told of their elo: i % e ading 4 the | rather against the industry | thinks bridge worldly. 5 {8 atomach o te before her Duidibe T ; : s St oul of hoth proccedings, and | thinks bridge w rldly fo keep its stomach ¢ ulay gt 1er arms could be pricd | g Apri 25 whils the play wa | every other hird known to ornithol- | m 7 vords “finite’ and | 1008 Stil An | Other diners took up her ery,| “Wan't yon adept me, Mr. Brown ind her hushand is a year alder. e ing" As he gought to leave another |’ B ichandiisvguold H lucing properties of t brought face to face with the reali- AND ITS JOYS trade. (UG et The days of real sport — how | The super-power development When the funding commis Yet | projects which can be said to be S A New Papa says 18 heen eslimated that spreial objeets of attack, but the them, Thus far no infuries of Zionists | | have a marked effect upon the |sense fo replace horse seuse. Herhert: “Is fime really money 2" « will steam out the greater por [ rioters were suecesstully barred from | have been reported. The riofers are as Diners Jeer Him—Ingenue ]‘”H"""V\LH: to start fresh trouble { tonight, with reinforcements from Iorces Him to Dance, | the provinces. and Mr. Lloyd George, addressed a1 0 (o pcionally baseball, 1s letter to the Belgian minister of foreign & stating that they years’ Such inspired players can o : discon vorld famous at h that of the At-| The millionaire realtor, who was stunts: and they can prove just as| The major problems that con-|gjre was a captain, it is hecause e ey lavs the grea g dining on the roof, tried to retreat ffoctively that striking out s onc |front the bituminous industry will fis a corporal squa : ocean i much the | When two dozen girls circled h is was not known fo members of their families until Saturday of the mainstays of rank amatenr |require of fun|circumvent, with the chances there any difference fn the hilarious onlookers get a big thrill e ek ian) : The danger that lurks in eperat Filthy magazines didn't come nn- | o, rehearsa i respectable magazines had|(gs are not yel awara of. Our AT A tlsts are not yel awa B 1 “finite” means no A many which other sclen Wilson | lehing the weird “pertorm- Mrs. Refd 13 eighteen years old made Egest um he oo s ing airplanes too close to a crowd (e ) ernment |, T TR ¢ | was Iustrated during the aceident | J°° ar T n n 1 all fasiito) he |l et e Uk it by the apm | 1of. planned ite enter Tale this-tall There has been a deal of this sor ories eer spherieal Tittle creatures thes |n iscoplible of measure| chorus girl took him by the arf The bridegro faionalint tia |at Reistol. T cident oceurred x an Aueed T 10 ce, but he of thing in New Britain this sum- & Brsiol Wininiac E are, which rotate rapldly as they t 5105 Miouniless® means | 2ndlinduced thimido fdaiice, but ¥ lin the getavay, which requires fiv. i{iiout thoundaries, Sunlimiled, i 000 bIokelawaySas i farche clearly notified that that arrangement would depend | ¥ | conntry’s leading scholastic trark performers. A year ago he quali yyed, “If That's the Kind of Girl| ‘\\.‘-. a1y L fled for the final Olympic trials, Iarl Carroll, a Rroadway pro Aueer, was the cause of the publicly enti ipon the approval of Con-| .. ¢ course, we have had ama- gress: a this approval was mot | "\ o1 games with us every | more room than the enthusiasm of — > Our stork aviary eontaing some | confi ; el i it be willing to 6 fine spectmens of these Tiandsom at was the first iy ’ o . " | year, but unless memory 1s as poor ¢ :,”W‘: LA L2 birds which 1in the risk of beine ishe he United States? w a performer as some of the amateur | EIV®: Z exterminated by the hirth-control Nistory of the periodical | begcs : Cerformers on the fleld. there has | e forees 1Nloss CONZICRS PASSES A law United States begins in Col- ¢ nxie | \ : Interest offictals In Alcove &1 is ane of the prides S i Gha el PN DD | Leen no year that has seen as many | This ought to e it muEeumit tha aastl it ; i T T E made |, : 18 4 ¢ 1 stockholders New Haven CTRTE cpirited contests” on the dlamond |and stockholders of the New et e Grv 13, 1741, hy {iie mrintes [Sues: Publisher For per youths and men | raflroad: Th ..N“ York !‘ y Dratevio o i 5 been generally supposed that Bradford, a twsiness rival | [Jsing His Name in Book | in-| (ho can't play, can’t hit and whose [ will earn $17.50 a share this year:| ., 45 put no ¢ the cuckoo never but sanklin's and edited by John W York, Aug. 15 P —Joseph | Reginning Aug, 15, non-resident hunters in Alaska are foreed by 1 to carry with {hem registered Alagkan gnides manifested anxiety of girls on his as this year, b £ 10| e running gives (he impression | Constantly ~efMelent management | our popular song records stole that of some ether bird. Tn my Uhe fdea was due to Frank- | Walker of New Yorl ngent upon [ 5 obile life has interfered [ over a long term of years pays. s A0 LRI At I miiolindaninnngdvant imitalion ngriment foperative | 1 Matrimony snifles’ Aowi to. noc=| Noy . entilled “Who's Cuckoo | of the Gentlemen's magazine and | Appleton and company, for $50,000, | sums from PO mal when efach sl and says: | Now?" T disproved this. To further ine divulged his|hecause it published recently a book with their lvgs for enjoyment — there i8 | The women of Plainville who are ) [/, Copy iy, faulls, too.” snhstantiafe nte t 1eme to Wehhe, Franklin’s own | who: ro, | g the surname | JUSE L b miavers nd | nuy. caniciing mbnay tor & mew| ats e o Fiodieah the Genoral. mngasmne | eaneer, s beon a tratn robber oo | 3§ SEIBERTS = PASTEURIZED surrounding multitude, A rotten |1jbrary building are to be congratu advant of ballnon |able, a f cars later. to prody vit 1 February 16 fore joining ret servie MILK AND CREAM You | this extraordinary home whiel 3 r thus losing hy three In his snit Walker serted that H found in the gavden of the T honor of having edited and | he is the only man named Walker of Vers xami I . monthly maga-|in the secret service, and that his ation has suffered beea of But as foh the score- |lated upon their public spirit, and wits' end to Keep | it is to he hoped they will he able cors. vields as much | to enlist the aid of men in the a5 a circus clown; and the | cause. It 1t 18 impossible to enlist SRy 5 has ronze heen |the criminal exploifs as the char- to color the face? |acter of the same name. painted their| Melviile Davisson Post. of ILost the ecarliest d of | Creck, West Virginia, author of And as laughter | better, The campaign has alr Co 5 3 . Lonts R aizalarty wl1he Look. declared that there never » to all. Laughter of the | thair active support, their financial aks belt buckles 1s on | support would do just as well, 1t not the men- | peen in the works for three v Eol oA { : v v Mar t xcavations of many a Captain Walker, chief of money ¥ i ! any statistics asito : AR e b would s vacuum. cleaners e ‘ HAPPY HOURS ¢ of this happy |1brary will be built oit A . e in the United states? | Drunks Who Cannot Go i Mgt : i i : ' census figures are Straizht to Be Arrested | @ Milk fits into a child’s Hungerford fe to be neh vounger with L . Rt o (Protocted by Ass : - L n, Aug. 18 (P—Gent hfe with a zestful having Imbibed too fre L can equal & pOOT gaMe [another three years pass by the for his plan . They | wite-bea 2il instead of e e g g : nnot tread a straight path will | healthful purpose. 1t pext day and you | fining them A fine to a wife-¥ ate game for the police ',"r + the sxperlence |18 fust like paying for the pr Obsgrya,lion S : i : tain .03 ) : forth, nctoraing fo orders i3 is a food that all m edi- of wreaking vengeance upon his | v F¥a- | \riohael J .Crowley here cal men insist the batter half, whereas a jail sentence 0" Tbe u’[’fl’f.’lé‘f SR : ; i The arrest of all intoxicated per-| Bt child needs. Pure VIGATING THF 'A""‘ Saeny E s el : r sald, “will have a wdency | milk—like ours. MONOPOLY h to lessen crime, & as holdups, | for whic 18 \ 1 g robheries, eta. and at the sama time r e e ~ b e | X T SEIRERT 6 SN THT MIGHWAY ' When th 2 o lso warm Wedne i e S aniniy 1 £ ims and other persons o 437 PARK ST 1 (el hise(ts re that e st n tior, and 1t followed | e PHONE 1720 has a ) ; S earhest | yp cor ntly it will eventually put W BRITAIN, CONN. h : : . : : o VIS RUMARLRR & 'wiave suse 75 SEIEERTS T, 1d by rintendent of Police tion PXTRA MONEY Fxigting upon by adApting wave! EARNING EXTRA MONET esting sugeestions en how of tha régular breadwin marines upp being 102 deg and San Antonic