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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-10

well, that would be something like
It'll" murmured Pilkins, with inter
est.
Mrs. Pilkins kept on. sewing, 81
suppose you fancy Guinevere would
at once be smitten to the soul with
the conviction that papa knows best!
Yes, she would say, I can see the
truth in your wise remarks, father!
How can thank you? When Tommy
comes this evening please assist him
down the steps quickly!'
Not at ALL my poor deluded hus-
band Your child would set her teeth
grinly, turn pale and vow heroically
that wild horses would not drag her
from Tommy. She will be true to
him foreverl And then she'd write
him tearstained note telling of your
cruelty and her heroism and ever
lasting devotionl And if you forbade
him the house that would merely
make it all the more romantic and
she'd be sliding down the porch pill
lars from an upstairs window to meet
him on the corneri"
Pilkins groaned and clutched his
head you may be right, Elmira," :"
he admitted "Thcy are that way,
now that consider the matter! How
do parents stop their offspring from
making everlasting fools Of them
selves, anyhow
They don't" said Mrs. Pilkins. did
you ever hear of parents circum-
venting a love affair by force? You
know you never did! The only hope
or chance is that our child will be
smitten with an attack of common
sense. It does break out occasionally,
in fact, for II years I've been train
ing Guinevere for Just this occasion.
Il never told you, did I, how came
near running away with the grocery
delivery boy when was fifteen? It
sounded lovely, and l lived in q dream
outside Of which the fears and means
Of protests of my protesting parents
rounded family and made a pleasant
substantial background. Then some
thing inside my head reached out cold,
clammy fingers and smashed all the
romance and ] didn't take the fate
ful step hope that's what will hap
pen in Guinevere's easel"
But what If it doesn't?' asked Pill
kins, somewhat TREMENDOUSLY
u thought Of that" admitted Mrs.
Pilkins. 80 last week wrote that
cchool down East and got Guinevere
accepted heard from there today.
She leaves next week. She's excited
over the girls she may meet, and al
ready planning to whose seashore
home she'll be invited next summer, SO
that she is now forgetting Thompkins
at the rate Of mile minutel"
Thank heavens" groaned Pilkins.
Why rnder creation didn't you tell
me so before?"
"Oh, love to hear you talkl' said
Mrs. Pilkins.--Chicago Daily News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-11-10
sSsrsSs4spsrsHe4sssrsn.s~.
: Her SUBTLE STRATEGY
BY GENE MACK.
Observation-Disclosures

IT'S got to stop!" insisted Pilxins
Mrs. Pilkins maintained her placid
ity and continued sewing.
Hasn't it?" he added, more mildly.
mo, it hasn't" said Mrs. Pilkins,
and when Pilkins showed signs OF ex-
ploding she finished, because 1t
WON'T"
i fall to comprehend you" her hus-
band. said, with great indignation.
You are an unnatural mother! Here
your daughter is on the point of elUp-
ing at the age of seventeen and you
refuse to raise hand to stop her!
You say you won't stop it"
mot at ALL" said Mrs. Pilkins,
sweetly. IL said | couldn't stop It'll
And neither can you nor anybody
elsei"
"Elmira," said Mr. Pilkins, "you are
an unusually exasperating woman
sometimes This is one of the timesl
If you haven't lost your tongue or for
gotten the English language, do you
mean to say you can't tell Guinevere
not to see that young whiffet of a
Thompkins seven nights a week?l
"Oh, dear non said his wife. And
I could tell her the earth was rub
Der bali and that we had Inherited $10,-
O00,000,000, any of which remarks
would make not the. slightest impress
sion.
If you want to exercise your vocal
cords you might try it, William!"
amplified Mrs. Pilkins "Just take
Guinevere aside and say, Daughter |
want to point out to you that you are
making a very grave mistake in act
ing as though young Thompkins was
the only male creature on earthl II
you will take your time and look
around bit youll find dozens that
can give him cards and spades! More
over, you are far too idiotically young
to be considering matrimony and will
probably ruin your life and have to
get divorce. | know men, and this
Thompkins never will earn over eight
dollars week"
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His Mind on worldly rhlnna.

A minister being an enthusiastic
golfer, was almost broken-hearted by
the loss of a match game which had
seemed entirely his. After playing
superbly he had fallen off near the
end. and his opponent had yeaten him.
This defeat weighed verf much on
the minister's mind.
On the following Sunday he rose in
the pulpit to announce his text. and
he began solemnly:
What shall 1t profit man If he
gains the whole world and lose the
last hole?"
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Wild Animals at Home.
Adult Fiction.

Anonymously Gold Fish; One
Year of Pierrot.
Allen-Mettle of the Pasture.
Misunderstanding OF Helena
Richie; The Iron Woman.
Howells--A Foregone Conclusion; A
Modern Instance.
James-Portrait OF Lady.
Johnson.-Th Professor and the
Petticoat.
Palmer-The Last Shot
Tompkins-Pleasures and Palaces.
Bower, Flying U. Ranch.
Grayson-Adventures in Content.
ment; The Friendly Road.
Lynde. Hon. Senator Sage-brush.
Martin, Barnabetta.
Norris, The Treasure (author Of
Mother.)
Harrington, penrod.
Butler, The Jack-knife Man.
Cameron, The Golden Rule Dolliyers,
Conrad. Chance.
Cooper. The Spy, TWO copies
Crockett, Sandy.
Dalrymple, Diane Of the Green Van.
Farnol, The honeymoon.
Gould, Felicia's Folks. Felicia Visits. |
Hannay, (Birmingham,) Gen. John
Regan.
Hopkins, Burbury Stoke.
Jepson, The Terrible Twins.
Lee, The Taste Of Apples. /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
THE WAR AT A GLANCE

eELoIUM-The Germans in Bel
GUM are again directing their atten-
ton to the central point of Ypres.
where the French report several at
tacks of violent nature by the Ger
man infantry have been repulsed. At
both ends Of the long front. to the
northeast OF Ypres and against the
railway station OF Aspach I'm Alsace.
the failure Of attempts by the Ger
mans TO advance II officially an.
nounced from Paris. which adds that
an important advance by the French
troops in the forest of lie Pretre has
been made.
RUSSIA-In the east the Russian
general stan makes the definite decla-
ration: ''In the Mlawa region we have
brought our offensive TO a successful
conclusion on the whole OF the front"
The occupation OF a German posi-
tion near Brzasnyss and the retreat
OF the Germans towards the east Prus.
sian frontier Is also announced. The
situation south OF Cracow remains
without change. the battle continuing
in that district. while the Russians
claim a further victory on the Lowicz-
How front. where a German position
was taken with important losses TO
the Germans.
AUSTRALIA west Galicia the Aus.
TRANS claim to have defeated the Rus.
SLAMS nj Limanovo and to have crossed
the Carpathians.
MONTE NEc r o - Monteneqrin
troops have occupied Vishegrad. TO the
southeast OF Sarayevo. after fierce
fighting. according to unofficial dis.
patches from Cettinje. and tho Aus.
trians have retired to the west bank
Of the river Drina.
SOUTH AMERICA - Considerable
doubt has been raised regarding the
fate OF the German cruiser Dresden.
one Of the German squadron I'm the
south Atlantic. defeated BY the British
warships recently. The Argentine GOV.
eminent has received advicos that the
Dresden has reached Punta Arenas.
on the strait OF Magellan. while
Buenos Aires reports that vessel.
probably a German. has been sighted
on Puerto Gallegos. surrounded BY
British ships
PANAMA The request from Colonel
.Goethals. governor 81 the Panama
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MAN SHOT AT WHILE In ACT
OF R0BBING OHIO SIDE PLACE
TO STUDY FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES AND CAUSES OF WAR

NEW YORK. Dec. lathe Carne-
gie endowment for peace announced
tonight that It would this week begin
a campaign for the better understand.
ing Of international relations by send.
ing bodies OF college graduates to the
leading colleges OF the country to OF.
ganize international polity clubs
These clubs will study the fundamen.
tai causes OF the European war, with
the view Of determining what political
reconstruction Is necessary II a repe.
tition Is to be averted. according 10
the announcement made by Dr. George
w. Nasmyth. OF Harvard University
Dr. Nasmlth was one OF the group of
Americans VINO last summer attended
q school Of international pollty In
England.
''''- 20 not group OF peace hust
lers.' said DR.. Nasmyth. I'VE want
10 get the American student to make
an inquiry into the deep causes of
war. not the advantages OF peace
We want TO try 20 discover whether
these causes are inevitable or pre-
ventable. and 10 make the inquiry In
scientific manner"
Besides the American experts the
Carnegie endowment has invited Eng
lish and German experts to make q
tour ~ the clubs az universities in this
country.
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RIVER NEWS

with an exceptionally large cargo
OF miscellaneous freight and a large
passenger list. the Kanawha arrived
yesterday afternoon about 5 O'Clock
from charleston, and cleared a few
hours later for Pittsburgh. She is en-.
Toying her old-time trade.
The City OF arkersburg cleared
Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon. bound
ior Cincinnati. She was due to pass
down Yesterday morning. but was de.
iayed by heavy business and unfayor.
aDie conditions. and had not arrived
at a late hour last night.
The Grantsville arrived last even.
ing and will depart at IL O'Clock this
morning for Matamoras. The Liberty
Is scheduled to arrive this evening for
her usual Tuesday trip to Matamoras.
Inc river was falling slowly last
night. with a stage of 81 feet record.
ed on the government marks at the
McMechen dam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
SIG EASTERN COLLEGE FOOT
BALL AUTHORITIES TO CUT
"RuNNERs-Up
First Year That They Have Met.
caused Easterners to Have
-Frioht" Because Of DAN
osrous Playing

The failure OF Harvard to consider
w. q J. In the probable makeup of
that colleges 1915 football schedule
Is distinct disappointment to many
local fans and supporters OF the HE'D
and Black who bad hoped that tho
excellent showing made by Wash
Jen against the Crimson would win
for them a permanent berth on the
Harvard schedule. When IL Is re-
WONDERED that the Wash-Jeff game
at Cambridge drew $1,000 people we
Gan not easily understand Haryard's
recent action. for IL will also be re-
membered that the score was the
closest which the all champions we're
played with the one exception of the
game with Penn State.
The story which came down from
Boston on the night OF w. 4 Us
visit to that city brought the news
TO many hungry Western Pennsylvan-
Ia fans that their favorites had play
ed Harvard to $40 score and that
the Crimson had won only in the
last three minutes of play. the score
up until that time being SO In favor
OF Wash Jeff.
OF course we don't attempt to solve
the working OF giant minds or the
. carrying out Of perfect systems like
those possessed and manipulated by
the Crimson management but. would
II be prescriptions on our part to
suggest that 1913 score by a small
western college Is not such as TO
keep the contentment of Harvard
minds unruffled? Would there be
any possibility OF deeper concern sup
posing that Harvard lost the greater
number OF her 1914 stars? Would
the fact that Bob Folwell is to re-
turn to W. a J. effect this PROPOSE
ton? Or has the woeful fate which
befell Yale at the hands of those
"minions" been an incentive to nom
indulgence?
Harvard retained Penn State on its
schedule but Harvard and every body
else knows that the Center Countians
are in no wise as formidable as w. a
J. Penn State played a second team
at Harvard while w. & ]. was forceo
TO play Harvard with the exception OF
Brickley. who later events proved
could very well be spared. OF course
by reason that Penn State tied Har-
ward. out OF common courtesy they
were forced TO admit Holenbeck's
team. What would have been the re-
suit IL Fleming had not missed that
goal from touchdown?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
WoMAN's BAD AIM RESPONSIBLE
FOR HIM ESCAPING WITH
HIS LIFE.
Foreigner Entered Martins Ferry Pool
Room at Early Hour-Later Ar
rested-Held in Jail.

Shooting in the darkness and bad
aim was all that prevented a robber
from being killed in the upper part
OF Martins Ferry at $3.50 o'clock yes.
terday morning At about the time
stated Mrs. Helen Aurk. who conducts
pool room at the corner of Main
street aud Columbus avenue. was
awakened by a noise in the room. and
on entering saw a man making for
the cash register. The woman Sc
cured a revolver apd fred two shots
but her aim was bad Officer Rother
mund. who happened TO be In the vi.
entity. heard the shots and. running
10 the place. found the man In the
building. and placed him under ar
rest.
When taken 10 the city building the
man proved 10 be a foreigner residine
on First street. Martins Ferry. but
his name was unpronounoable. An
Investigation was made to see how
the man got into the building. and n
was found that he had broken the
front window with n beer bottle.
Nothing was missing In the room
except some cigars and tobacco. The
man was frightened away from sever
al places In the vicinity OF the place
crtered yesterday morning lie viii
be Kiven a hearing some time today
before Mayor Wyckoff. and u IL OK
pected that he will be bound over IA
the Grand jury on the charge Of rob
berry. There was q great deal Of ~
element In the neiEhborhood follow
Ing the firing Of the shots. a. many
of tho residents were reused from
their siumbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
No RepIY Fronn ooethaInL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Secretary
Garrison said tonight he had received
no reply from Colonel Goethals TO his
cablegram asking the latter to explain
his request for two torpedo boat de.
stroyers TO operate In the canal zone.
The request for the destroyers came
as surprise TO officials. as they had
received no intimation that neutrality
was being violated In the vicinity OF
the canal. Secretary Daniels. OF the
navy department. prepared to order
destroyers from Charleston, or from
the west coast Of Mexico. according
a. Colonel Goethals might indicate.
Administration officials did not inter.
pref from Colonel Goethals' message
that the situation was urgent. and
sent for further information In order
TO be more fully advised concerning
the general situation AZ the canal
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canal zone. that torpedo boat destroy
ers be sent to Panama. was made with
the purpose of putting down the al
legged activity of beiiigerent warships
and eolliers in the vicinity OF the
waterway.
HoLlAND-Reports concerning the
condition Of Emperor William are con
Trajectory. Amsterdam says he has
improved to such an extent that he is
expected 10 leave Berlin for the front
during the course OF the week. An.
other report has Il that 1t will be nee
essary for the Emperor TO undergo
an operation for an affection OF the
throat. thereby delaying his return to
the front for several weeks.
Notwithstanding is reported to
have advised Turkey TO make amends
to Italy for the forcible removal OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

There goes Miss Van Antler.
Weren't her father and mother. a..
vorced. involved In some kind Of scan.
DALI"
Yes. But she is 40 pretty and en-
gaginR that she hopes 10 make her
way without taking advantage Of
that Life
you 10 stop q week with him. a. the
lstch-strinE a. always out
When press agent SAYS anythinE
at al about biz show
When the architect saws be has 81.
lowed plenty Of marFin In the figures
on your house
When you hear mother cay. well.
OF course ! don't think my children
are perfect
When q baseball manager says he
hardly hopes % land higher than
fourth place nert year Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Mn44A2oo>
sNMatA
STALLINGS SIGNS
A LONG CONTRACT
AANAoEn or BOSTON cuAnrProxs
WILL BE LEADEB YoR
TIVE TEARS.
Present , consr.et Does Not Expire IN
vi 1issr Hext Season ana New
one 10 Tor -Four Years.

BOSTON. Dec. ls.-Georee T Stall
ings. who led the Boston Nationals 40
the worlds championship this fall. will
continue as manager OF the club for at
'east hve years. according to word re-
ceiVed here today. He has signed a
contract extending four years beyond
the coming season. when his previous
agreement viii expire. Neither STALL
inss nor President Garfney would an
nounee the salary terms of the new con-
tract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
"SCRAPPY" GAME
Washington ana xsland Athletic clubs
Clash IN Football and Scrap
and Scrap.

The Washington and Island A. c.
elevens argued and chewef the rag
through three and one-half hours OF
slush and snow yesterday afternoon at
f.orty-seventh street play grounds. no
football being IN evidence. From the
failure II not disgusting. standing six
inches deep in slush and snow during
the ordinary time that ~ takes To play
game. Il enough torture without the
unnecessary display OF augmentation.
The nnal score II In doubt so far IS
at least a PORTION OF the spectators are
concerned The washingtons. during
the ball TO the one yard line. from which
point. Hart took IL over. Umpire
Speers had blown his whistle. however,
declaring that Hart was , crawling
Referee Watkins. acting I'm accordance
with the umpire's decision. penalized
washington nve yards. Another long
argument then ensued. and upon the
cree Watkins called the game and de-
clared the score TO be TO o.
Loofed Good.
In speaking OF the play last night,
Referee Watkins stated that. ut looked
good 10 him. Aside from this rather
brilliant fash OF form on the part OF
Washington. the game was featureless
crowd persisted in pushing on the field
and the efforts OF the officials In keep
ing the gridiron clear was OF little avail
The conduct OF those, in at least one
wagon returning from the game In max
ing sabbath hideous with their ''un-
earthly carousals' over nothing. will
doubtless do much towards assisting
hibit Sunday athletics hereafter
Following T. the llue-up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
The Christmas Spirit

The Christmas Spirit.
stokely 81 FISHER
little spriE 81 mistietoe
a little wreath 81 holly
IT, any soy ~ VISIONS eift
A. good a. loves frank folly
Though meaFer fare was ours to-day
with less Tomorrow. maybe
We must not lack the Christmas cheer
And "a toy or two for baby
Green holly and bright miatietoef
Oh. when I kiss your lips dear
7 would not trade your wreath on love
FOR All earth's treasure ships. DEAR
IT ~ the world are happier hearts
Oh. hlest, indeed. must they be-
The mistletoe Tor you and mo
And toy ~ two for baby
From Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

DAVIS ISLAND DAAI-t4 feet. sta
ttOnary; snow
sTEUBENVILLE-s.5 feet. failing;
snow.
PARKERsBURG-lI.5 feet. falling;
MORGANTowN-7 feet. stationary;
snow.
OIL CITY-1.S feet. falling; snow.
WARREN feet falling: snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Wife - Don't you think you might
manage to keep house alone for a week
while ] go on a visit?
Husband Il guess so: yes. of
course.
But you won't be lonely and mis-
'erable?"
Not a bit"
Huh! Then won't o." - New
York Weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

the british consul at Hodeida. Arabia.
from the Italian consulate. where he
had taken refuge. Italy has reiterated
her demand for satisfaction and for
the immediate release of the consul.
SWEDEN-The Swedish foreign
minister makes the assertion that
German anchored mines had been
found in the Gulf OF Bothnia. where
a few Swedish steamers were recent
ly sunk. Germany has claimed that
no mines have been laid by her up to
the time of the disasters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
COCKTAILS ASKS
(contanusa from Fir.t P.r..,

In ports on the canal zone in disre-
gard of the orders OF the canal author
titles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
WANT oAME.

The Martins Ferry Athletics basket
ball Eve, challenges any team boz the
OHIO valley Tor "a game ~ any place.
For further information call Martins
Ferry 3f5-H. National phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
WHY WILL HARVARD NOT GIVE
WASH-JEFF ANOTHER GAME
DAVE Says

The Christmas spirit is in the
air and it's here, there and every
where.
He,-father, brother, husband
or sweetheart, will want something
that may be found right At Kraus
Bros, and at a price you will be
willing TO pay without question.
Here are a few OF the many
things for Him -
Neckwear, Gloves. Mufflers,
Handkerchiefs. Refers, Collar
bags, Leather sets, Tie rings.
Fancy vests, Shirts, Bath robes.
Umbrellas. Hats, Sweater coats,
Pajamas. Hosiery. Suspenders and
score Of other things, including
suits and topcoats.
Let kraus Bros. help you select
il and it will please Him.
Do it to-day.
Weather for to-day-Snow.
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Referee Marsh Watkins.
Umpire-Edwin "Srud' Spears
Head Linesman-"Coke" Connors.
Timers-Bnck" King and Theurich
Time Of Quartsrs-i0 minutes.
Touchdown-Hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
FIELDING AVERAGES OF AMERICAN
LEAGUE CLUBS DURING PAST SEASON

~ 3 -. 20. s:. ' FL. = -. 81: -. e.. -. 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
BATTING AVERAGES FOR FEDERAL
LEAGUE DURING SEASON OF 1914


INV YORK. Dec a..
average Tor each club. fof
I. Irwin ~ Howe. league sfnfii
Do position ~ players in bar
dianapulig team leads with
4 durinN the season uifh I
interest 90 many fans. will 3
Quaker. getting n good be-
game with the latter team Z
inE FOR e record ~ TFs
me Naps durinF thr 1919 81
With he 0ufisws snd ir Do
uh0 formerly played with
Tor only rs With ere pffl
some attention prior o. hfa
win the Indian polls team
ulaFarr o. battling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
NUcs ~ LITTLE

,.. s..l,si' Stoves are noe q cansaiaa
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Below viii b. found
lr the season ~ 1914
.iatirian Nnrkaa ~ the
iftinR having r. uerceuti
n percentage ~ nf gGf
the indlarau otis team
hf the record uf knnhl
erfh win the baltimore
ln The Feda but hfa 30
ry Faien berg Who
season had r. great sfu
be- hating secured on 81
The Pirate. and who I
ffsburFh Fsd erals Mo-
= jumping ~ cured IN 4
- We finish "a fourth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-14
INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS

An enjoyable meeting o. the Bene-
fetal society OF Zion Lutheran church
took place Teusday evening The
pastor. Rev. A. l. Benze. installed
the following newly elected oIicers.
President-Auius Martin.
Vice Presidcnt-Carl Beseler.
Secretary-Charles Schnen.
TreasuTer-Henry Hartmann
Trustees-HenIy Steck. Charles l.
Herb
Color Bearers - William Steinb.L-
ker. William Albers.
This society has back OF b a long
and an honorable history. 10 vas
Organized on January "A. In the year
1910. since which time IL has allevi-
ated much distress. having paid out
thousands OF dollars IN sick ana
death benefits aud having assisted
many widows and orphans OF mem
bers. II pays 5000 per week In case
OF sickness and the dues are only
4Oc per month. A pleasant feature oi
the meeting was a banquet. which
was served In the Luther league
rooms at the close OF the proceedings.