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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
ARGUE DEMURRER
IN CRIMINAL COURT

4 number nf dc:nurre rs sill he argued
this morning i'll criminal court before
Judge \. II. E"lims"n. Among the cases
wili hr tho demurrer entered to the III
diclmrnt against Ted Earh"art. who II
is alleged Swjndlcd the Wilson PacNihs
Company Of twrnty-onc hogs.
Some Of N" other cases VIII lie:
4 demurrer will be argued by Attor-
ncy Fred Maury to III" tndictncht
against John c. 9. 0'Rcurkn. charged
with stealing $50 pounds OF wool from
tho w. +. Scott Woul Company
Judge Robinson will hand down his
decision in tho demurrer argued last
Saturday 10 the Indictment against
Harold s. Clark by Attorney j. j. +,
O'Rricn.' clark. 1t is alleged, bought
a brief case from the American Trunk
and Gag Company ny false representa-
ton. Opinions will also he given in
dcmurrcrs argued by Attorney T.. i.
Graham in the cases Of Rastus Jack
son and Charles Spencer. both colnred'
charged with malicious assault on D.
phillips and Bruce Collins.
The demurrer 10 IN" murder indict-
ncnt against Mex Nucclich will also bc
argued by Attorney John S. Ritz. NICK
Eucclich was indicted two years ago
charged with kicking n foreigner to
death III South Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16

the board there was In favor OF play
ing the game. as it was the intention
to encourage athletics To the highest
pitch. With this result the fans ar"
assured OF two first class encounters
ir the Ohio Valley and what is more
it will be an elimination series Of the
quartet which will figure In deciding
the valley honors. All know that Bell
aire High School has been we'll up In
the race for the past number Of years
and her football team has always made
favorable impression. This season
Bcllaire' has on" Of the best teams IN
history and with IL capable leader IN
Captain CulhcFtSon and reliable coach,
they have nothing to fear. The team
has been out for practice during the
mast week AS tho ban was lifted and
the Rcd ard Black Will have the adj
vantage on the Orange and Black. VINO
have been forced to remain idle in
definitely. L!nSly. on paper. has tho
hest football eleven in the Ohio Val
ley. barring none. and with man at
the helm like Russell Goodwin. can
YOU find q better combination" Cap
tain SchenerleIn is juhllant over The
certainty of tho gam" hong played and
last evening the boys went through n
most stringent practice and all appeared
het-up over the clash. Bcilairc being
Whccling's bitter rival will make things
all the more happy for the Linsly boys
If they como out on the long end. and
for this reason the boys are douhly
anxious to como Out on top. BeIla!re
has one Of tho best cheering orGlniza-
tions In this section and the school Is
part Icularly noted for its school spirit.
As this will hc the first clash in Bell
aire for five weeks. record attendance
il assured. I.insIy Is the slight favor
tie. but as tho game will hr played on
Rcllalre soil gives the "vcr-;hc-riror
school an advantage. Th" gam" Will
start promptly nj 3 O'clock, and the
linsups will probably be:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
Bic EASTERN
TEAMS To PLAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 15-The most pre-.
toutto1 schedule Of football games OF
the season to date is mapped out for
eastero college eleyens tomorrow.
Thb city will be the scene OF two spe-
ctal ontests for the beneft OF the war
wors FUND In which Princeton will meet
the Camp Upton team at the Polo
grounds. while across the river at
Brooklyn. Rutgers and the Great Lakes
Na'al Training Station team Will COM
pet
r,1al meeting Of Pennsylvania and Pitts
b1rgh at Pittsburgh Is the outstanding
failure \ closely contested match is
expected. with the Pittsburgh eleven a
sdght <avnrite In view OF it's undefeated
seord both this season and during the
list three years.
Other games include Columbia aud
Wesleyan at New York; the Navy and
Jrshus at Annapolis: Lafayette VI.
Fraakitn and Marshall at Easton. Pa:
Penn State and Lehigh at State College.
sPa-: Fordham and Boston college 1T los
ton Maine and Colby at Waterville. Ne:
And,ver and Exeter at -Andorer. Mass:
Wellington and Jefferson VS.. Geneva
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
WESTERN TEAMS GO
IN ACTION SATURDAY

CHICAGO, Nov. l5.--An interesting
programme of football games in the
middle west is scheduled for tomorrow
with virtually all tho leading clcvens In
the western conference in action BE-
sides a contest between Michigan and
Syracuse At Ann -Arhnr.
Ohio State will clash with Illinois at
Urbana III what is Regarded as tn"
championship struggle of tho big Ten"
Michigan will meet its first eastern
foe of the year IN Syracuse and Mime
sofa will play Wisconsin at Minneapolis
and Chicago and Northwestern xii!
meet In their third annual game 1t
Evanston. Other games will bring to-
cethcr Notrc Dame and the Michigan
AEgics az Lansing: Purdue and Wabash
NJ indianapolis: Iowa ard .lmcs at Iowa
City. and Kansas and Nebraska at Lin
coin.
Camp Dodge eIcrri and the Chicago
Naval Reserves will mcct In Chicago.
Camp Grant will play The United States
army balloon school at Omaha and ~"
Cleveland Naval Reserves will clash
with Enrnrll If Town III Cl..Nclnnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

its torturing pains: Catarrh, often a
forerunner Of dread consumpuon
Scrofula, Eczema, letter. Erysipelas
and other disfguring skin diseases;
Malaria, which makes the strongest
men helpless. and MANY other dis.
eases arc the direct result OF impure
blodd.
You can easily avoid all Of these
diseases, and rid the system Of them,
BY the use Of S. S. S.. the wonderful
blood remedy that has been in con.
slant use for more than fifty years.
S. S. S. clcanses the blood thorough.
II. and routs every vestise Of impurity
1t IS sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and medical
advice absolutely free, write to-day to
the Medical Dept, Swift Specific Com
pany. 437 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
ION THE SANDLO7S"
By 'voCEE."
Outlook
Outlook.
The board which meets daf1y to us
By '<yOCTE.n


The board which meets oarly to ms-
cuss the Spanish influenza situation in
this city, according to the latest ad-
vices. Is now getting closer to the end
than has been seen for the past six
weeks. It Is thought that with q de-
crease in the number Of cases today and
tomorrow that the beginning Of next
week the closing order will BE- past his
tory. It has been six. weeks today
since the order went into effect and
the people surely have felt the citing
which will no doubt last FOR many n
day Sports have been given rather
poor play and unless the FLU" does
clear up next week all teams viii dis
band. for by that time the scholastic
season will almost be over and the ann
tours lose interest when the schools
throw up tho sponge. That tho war has
not done to the sport activity. the Span
tsh influenza epidemic did In the way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16

Grounds Baker drove the ball into tho
right field blcn Cnrortuna tcly tie
bases wcrc crowded at the moment. and
as n result the third bascman got credit
for only Il single.
With man on second In a teri-inning
game ut Philadelphia between the NIL
lies and the Braves. Meusel hit the ball
into the bleachers, but got credit for
only a two-baggcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
About Cruo.

II your children are subject to Group,
or If you have reason to fear their be-
Ing attack by that disease. you should
procure Il bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy md study the directions for use.
SO that in case Of m attack you Will
know exactly what course to pursue.
This Is 'favorite and very successful
remedy for Group and it Is important
that you observe the directions carefully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
Court Entries.

Wavic Il. Wilson W. Anna L. Wilson
ct nj. Partition. Sale confirmed. deed
ordered. order Of distribution:
Julia {. Hacquard, administrators vs..
John Napier ct Ill., judgment by de-
fault.
In re application Of Eliza Scott for re-
ucWai "t Terry License, Application f"r
renewal uputt paymcnt of So and COSTS
The state of Ohio vs.. Josephine Sku-
kan Assault and battery. DetenHtht
arraignrd md entered plen Of guilty.
Defendant sentenced L. pay fine NJ SIS
and costs. Sentence suspended during
good behavior.
The stat. nf Ohio vs.. Marston Dcpcw:
Resisting officer. Defendant waiFeu
formal arrHiGnment and entered plea VI
uuillv. defendant sentenced 10 pay lin"
of SIS and costs and confined in county
iuil for 80 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
Home Runs That Didn't Count
Three Major League Bntters Victims OF
circumstance Inst Season.

Circumstances Last Season.
Three players IN the big leagues hha
the distinction Of driving the ball INTO
the hirachcrs last season without get
ting credit for homo run.
The trio wrrr Babe Ruth, the slug
ger Of the Rcd Son: J. Franklin Baker.
the home run king Of the Yankees. ana
Emil M"usrl. thu young uuttlcldcr VI
tn" rh;lahrlphir Ea!i"rals.
On July s Ruth propelled one OF stan
Icy r"vnIrslii"'S spittcrs into the right
field hlrachcrs. II WAS in the ninth IN
ming. with tho score tied and Amos
Strunk OH first base. When Strunk
crossed the plate the game ended and
Ruth got credit for only Il threc-baGEcr.
In an extra inning game ct the Polo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16

OF putting q halt to the popular enter
tatnnent The darkest hour. according
to the ttme-honored proverb. is Just
before the dawn and 1t has been that
in sports Now since the FLU" is lift
ting and peace is assured. looks like tho
worst Is over sports and that the next
few months will record big things in
the way Of preparations for a return
70 normal.
Pauns.
The Paulls will tackle the North
Ends Of Martins Ferry tomorrow after
noon ut Paddcn Park. Martins Ferry. in
what is termed to be ono Of the big
gest bills Of the amateur season. Both
clubs have posted forfcits that the game
be played TO the final whistle. The
Paulls were forced TO cancel tn" game
with Jeanette. Pa. to live up 10 tho
agreement and this announcement meets
with much interest. as It will De the
only game in the Ohio Valley. since
tho -flu'' Is still holding down the bench
Tn this city Both teams are bitter RI
walls and considerable betting Is SAID
to be going on. with the North Ends
the favprttes. There Is nothing TINT
will show which team is better except
that both played tho brilliant eleven
To q tie contest In the past f"w weeks.
The North Ends have heavier and
moro experienced aggregation, hut the
Paulls are fast and with the advantage
IF considerable practice will make their
opponents step some TO come out on
top.
Heurys-
Tn fast East End club will not Ect
NJ az n
ban still being on. hut will hold II scrirn-
mage practice tomorrow morning. II
Is sure thing that the ban will l."
lifted by the end Of next week. and
then The fans will nc assured of rrll
honcst-to- goodness clash. rs tn" locals
will take on tho Ferry Eor1h Ends in
tho first Of q thrc". -nrnc series for tn"
title A hight practice was held last
evening
Caution
Y IN true that the theatres: stores.
etc. arr abiding by the decision Of ~"
health authorities in regard to r"nE"S''
cd conditions but i Is IN" "arM"at "pin-
ion that something should J." done N
re cuIatine the s,r.,st car traffic. Mat
tcrs arc moro serious in This lin" than
any other. as IA" rariouS classes ~
propIc arc f0rc6-! To ridr together and
during The closing hours il * some
thing out OF tho ordinary. In IN" lArT"
cities cx;ra cars haT" h""n Put on.
while In some places III" schedules haH"
boon rc-arriHc"d in order /" moh,r"
the rlinC and limit ~" cars In seat
inS cttrr"t'r only. Thtr" is II" reason
why steps should not J." taken :" over
como this dreaded congestion. and every
Indication points ~ rhc fact ,ha' II
is a SERIOUS ,hi"r ma is doing much
harm. that p""uia Il" net So" rff-hand. !
"Ey Tia, way
MY h"nth-d"fying navy dciirS any
thing but the cncmE. Who could /
this be?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
". ". Sutton.

The many friends ii W: W sutton
arc very sorry Ia learn Of his unl"rtd-
un,r accident On Thursday afternoon
ST. sutton was Shrcddng corn nnd his
right hand WIS caught in the machinery
ana Mas Ili9iu;ur",i hat il was necc's-
sarv Ia ampu;a,.. II three inches above
Inc wrist Sir. sutton i II well KNOWN
rrrnr- rr,iJ;-.: south Of town and Is
one If the township trustees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16

ECtf street George Il. Lockhart min
lister. residence so Fifteenth street.
Phone 12S4-M Mems. Sunday morning
club. Gals: church school. 1890. Harry
l.. Bond, superintendent. Divine wor-
ship. 400; sermon, The End There
Of" South Side Mission Sunday school.
?:45 o'clock, Church Social House, F.
W. Perrin. superintendent. 3. 7. L. u,
80 o'clock. Evening praise and wor-
ship. 1870 Mid-weck church devotion.
Social House. { 80 Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
RUBBER AWAITS SHIPMENT.

NEW YOItI\, NV. l&.-OttO S. Cholt-
mo- Of the Pan-Amcrican union. who ar
rived hrrc today from Rio dc Iancro. as
serted that there is two yeaa arcumu-
latinn Of raw rubber in Brazil. waiting
for ships To- deliver it 10 countries where
there is n rubber shortage. The arclm-
ulntion. hc said. is In" result OF wartime
res trirtiunS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
Anose Every Human Ailnent is O
reet.y Traeeable to lmpur''
ties In the Blood.

You cannot overestimate the i'm
urtance OF keeping the blood free
impurities When you realize that
20 heart Is constantly pumping. this
ital fluid to all parts OF the body, YOU
an easily see that any impurity in
he blood will cause serious complica-
ions.
ANY slight disorder or impurity that
creeps into the blood is q source OF
danger, for every vital organ <Qf the
body depends upon the blood SUI ply to
properly perform its functions.
Many painful and dangerous \dis-
eases are the direct result OF a bad
condition OF the blood. Among the
most serious are Rheumatism, with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
EMMANUEL CHURCH

Tho Emmanuel Baptist church. Y. NJ.
C.. \. Auditorium. corner Twentieth ana
Market streets. Annex building. :9lb
Eaff street. Church Social House, IS?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
Realty Deeds Filed.

ST. Clairsvill" Nov. l5.--Logan NJ Per-
kins and Minnie NJ. Perkins TO Jesse y.
Lcnfcy. Land in Washington town
ship. Consideration $3.50.
Adam Perkins and Mary j. Perkins
To l.cora Lcmlry. Land in Wayne town
ship. Conservation $50.
Adam Perkins and Mary J. Perkins TO
Lecra Lemley. Land in Wayne Town
ship. Consideration $25.
Chris w. Hell and Caroline C.. Hell 20
David II. Webb. Land in iorkrllle. Con-
sideration SiJo.
W. S. Freed and NJ. J. Freed to Tho
Riverside Gas Coal company. Land IN
Mead township. Consideration $13.24I.l0.
George MiJandzia and Bara INLAND
Ferry. Consideration $500
Lima VI. Miii>-Nn 10 Charles w. Clark.
Land In Richlnnd township. Considera-
ton 81.
Samuel P. Workman md Gathering
Workman 10 W. s. breed. Land IN Mead
township. Consideration $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
Big Game

Focthsll fans, Alteration! II has been
six weeks to ! day since you have seen
a football encounter in the Wheeling
district. and much 10 your delight and
entertainment today you will have the
opportunity Of seeing one Of the big
gest clashes ever carded for the Ohio
Valley Martins Ferry High School.
last years champions. will battle
Wheeling High this afternoon at the
Padden Park grounds. Martins Ferry.
and the staging Of the event is sure
thing. the authorities Of both Ferry
and this city consontinG to permit same
Superintendent Walls yesterday was IN
communication with the officials of Co
lumhus, fearing that eleventh hour de-
vclopnlents would cause the game not
10 be played. lie was advised that cV-
crythinG was Q. X and TO go ahead
with the game. on the assumption that
the ban was never On for outdoor en-
tertainmcnt, as the officials stated that
they werH in favor OF oil outdoor res
rcation. feeling that IT is more bcne-
fetal than anything Of an Indoor ma
ture. So It - and the biggest clash
IN recent years Is At your disposal.
For years these scholastic clcvcns have
been rivals Of the httercst sort and
their meeting on the E7ridiroa has always
occasioned the rarcSt Of interest, a.
we'll az record attendances. Ferry has
not defeated o Wheeling team III ten
years. while the Ola Gold and Blue
,r!unphod over the Purple ard White
two years ago on the lattsr's home
lot Last year the teams played to
scorcless tie but Ferry claimed the
championship Of the valley by virtue
Of her clean record. all Of which was
recognized by the fans and the other
elevens This year matters are all dill
terent Ferry Is flushed with one OF
tho greatest elcvers turned out Of the
Ohio aVlley and so enthusiastic are the
students as well as the players that
they are Acquiring on giving Wheeling
n terrible lac;nG. one that will long be
remembered. Captain Clark Is pleased
with the practice sessions OF his war
riors. and while ovcrconfdence does not
prevail. he nevertheless feels that Ferry
win come ont an easy winner. Game
called at 3:o0 o'clock The lineups:
Wheeling. Pos. Martins f'rry.
Clark. .....-...--L. E. ...-.. RANKIN
Howard IL T.----.... Ltpscher
TIam!il. .-..-...L. G.-......... judy
Clemens Center Clarke tCapt)
Sloan. G.--.. -Aplegarth
Hewitt .....R T..-.-... .Hcrdman
Love E. Williams
Nunas go. Quarterback $500. Marker
stobbs {Capt). ...R. H...--..--.. Padncn
Bauer H....--.-.. Evans
Etdemf11er. -. Fullback. CraFeF
Look Here.
= It was given out last evening that
Bellaire and Ltnsly were sure to play
this afternoon .hot tho health officials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16

= It WAS given out last evening that
Bellaire and Ltnsly were sure to play
this afternoon. chat the. health officials
had taken It up with Columbus and
Evening star., 1918-04-03
.SCORESSLOW WORK
IN BUILDING SHIPS
Manager Hurley Of Fleet Cor
poration Makes a Demand
for Explanation.

Expressing keen disappointment at
/, the lack of progress made in shipbuild-
ing during March. Chairman Hurley
of the United States shipping Board
and general manager of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation. has called upon the
American shipbuilders to explain why
their output fell behind last month
Chairman Hurley, in his message to
them, which is in the form OF a tele-
gram, places the responsibility square
ly on tho men in control of actual
building operations.
keynote of present situation Is
management-leader the tele-
gram said Money, material and men
have been supplied without stint by
the nation. The American people want
ships, not excuses.
Questions Propounded.
Suggestions were requested and the
officials said they wanted to know IL
the fault lay with the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. The managers We're asked
if their forces were doing full days
work and If it was planned to run a
night shift.
please don't overestimate'' the tele-
gram urged, after asking for the
prospects during April. 1t was said
that the March estimates of 197.075
tons had been made on the promises Of
shipbuilders, who delivered only 1885,
700 tons.
In discussing the telegram, the chair
man said it was his intention to find
out exactly where the fault lay.
Another Possibility.
Perhaps it may lie with representa-
tives of the Fleet Corporation who are
cooperating with the builders.it he
aid. If SO. we want to know it and
promise to correct it. II there is any
shortage of material. we want to know
1t. SO we can take it up with the war
industries board and prevent it hap
pening again. We want the manage
ments to examine carefully to elm
mate any inefflciency or lost motion.
Every man engaged in building ships
ought to keep in mind all the time that
he is working to back up the boys over
there. and that it is up to the shipbuilder
and shipworker to feed those boys who are
giving their all in this war. If we all
could get that idea, there would be no
loss of production at any time
Evening star., 1918-04-03
RED CROSS GIRLSPLAY
BRAVE PART IN BATTLE
Keep Just Ahead Of Advancing Ger
mans and Render Invalu-
able Service.
BY the Associated Press.

!! BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 2-Young women at
tached to one front-line unit of the Red
Cross made a fine record in the recent
German offensive. At Roye they took
over the direction of military trafffc
One girl in gray uniform standing at
the four corners directed columns of
guns, cavalry, supply wagons and
troops, thus preventing traffic jam.
The unit had been located at Grey
court. a few miles back of the lines,
doing reconstruction and relief work
when the offensive began. They were
the last women to leave several towns
before the Germans entered, and were
on duty in half dozen villages. widely
separated, when word came of the Ger
man advance
| Aid Hundreds Of Refugees.
They aided hundreds of refugees to
the rail heads and esta blished tenn
porary kitchen in one town. feeding $50
British soldiers who had not eaten for
hours.
The girls established an information
bureau at Montdidier. where refugees
and soldiers were given information
about trains and routes. They also
drove two trucks and two automobiles
in removal work and picked up scores
of wounded, who were unable to make
their way TO dressing stations. When
unable to obtain supplies from bases
they purchased them in towns and kept
the kitchens and temporary canteens
Evening star., 1918-04-03
German Attitude Causes Delay.
Democrats Win in Hartford, Conn

HARTFORD. Conn.,, April 3-Mayor
Frank A. Hagarty. republican candi-
date for reelection, was defeated in
the biennial city election here yester-
day by Richard J. Kinsella. democrat,
by majority OF 355. The chief fght
was over town clerk. John A. Gleason.
democrat. winning over Henry F.
Smith. republican, by $3.50.
Evening star., 1918-04-03
.p|MPLES COVERED:
FACE AND HANDS
Also Had Blackheads. Two Cakes
Cuticura Soap and One Box
Of Ointment Healed.

"Pimples and hlaekheads formed
until my face and hands were covered.
Evening star., 1918-04-03
IL. S.PLANS INCREASE
| Of SWISS FOOD SUPPLY

In endeavoring to protect neutral
European nations from the consequence
of the German ruthless submarine war
fare the United States is preparing to
20 even further than its original prom
ises to keep Switzerland supplied with
food, and if necessary will allow that
country to take grain through France.
The grain supplied from France would
be replaced by the United States.
Switzerland has failed to get Ger
many's consent for grain to be landed
at. Cette, for transfer to her needy
population. The grain is ready and
ships have been provided. In view Of
the needs of the Swiss, and the attitude
of Germany. the United States will try
to carry out the pact by other means.
German Attitude Causes Delay.
The German attitude has delayed the
program of shipments to Switzerland by
approximately 10000 tons. Desperate
attempts to prevent commercial agree
States and European neutrals are being
made by Germany. according to in
formation received here. The efforts
even have gone so far as the sinking of
Spanish ships carrying grain to Spain,
and 1t has been reported in cable dis
patches that submarines have been
placed around Spanish harbors
1t is thought here the same policy was
pursued with Holland. and it is believed
threats have been made against the
Scandinavian countries.
Evening star., 1918-04-03
$1.25 Rag Rugs, 88c
15c Curtain Rods. &c

a1x5i Rag Rugs, h.t-and-miss designs:
light and dark co.ors; fringed ends.
Fourth Floor.