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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-16

TSNUMARuL de Duminca trecuta ''Romanul din Youngs
town. sub titlu suntem Organzati" publica umatorul
arcol:
fnrbarea pns ata atdtia rdspunsu
lot d re "a adnns pr" acoe e gaseta ~ rapoartes &C.
fc pnfrn c din tara tare ca sunte anil cred
curfnt,
1audelor putin foe in ratru faptelor.
M atn pdnsd de dou usa 1duddroqor, mci
funt ad conr nc in fa!a celor vde doves
dc a penru cei earl sinful de rspu"dere mai desroln
M scru n petru eel carl cauta pn non celia c Ii pus sab
prr dqr reusd sd radd An despre mute lcnr carr
radd 81 tpM mia redh cd fdrd Fl ae sau petrecu
aicrea
Docd pn" numa dacd putin pricep orr rrea sd prc
atunci re sce uem oyansa ar intre5a dad tl dcea
snguru dacd eadf 1 dec Ia isbdada
depnd cat de modest f. nnoa Cd teal nselat
Ogansai Arem socetdf de ajMorare 81
hne Oar ele fafd de e6uinte nna
po &c sta aay popoare e e d A0f're 50 euoerea
toafe pedecif ce stou IN calea deroitdr Tor?
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Socedae dbesc orr sar maj indepl'nesc ro1 eel
"'"1 H. 1s,eee T. p;9eg noasrs I % ,o o II .t do
petec iaina noastrd sdrentnd 81 grentdti
rdntl menbrlor or sabeste din Il in a. sim cat
sc STAIN 81 nu bn 81 Gu nj seanua acese
siua cdrd recdnd e dndr nenteleasd rom rdpnnde ur
bdri. puse ia frnntea ocestni articol:
81 recunoscdnd 81 organisa
Cantec vechiu pc cOarde nOui
Romanul in unga exisenta in todeauna 81 in orr Gel
rlestie tacut crtica negativa
+ esne foarte lesne, sl spu ca snntem asa ar
trebu fim fara ara trebue sa finn. foare
zici cutare lucru nu bun numai pc unaate
nu faa aI trebui sd fe trebne facut
lnijloace, lucrul osa fie bum
Atudnea "Romanului'' s'ar putea asernana a unu
DOCTOR daca sar ntan fata psa de vata
peste masura inbubata lar zice
rEsti bolnav. HIM! Im pare rau. Mar trebui sd fiji
bolnav. De esti sanatos! Fate sanaos apoi sal
lase in drum 81 sas vaza de treaba.
Apoi orr s'ar zice, asa doctor lpsa Char babee
fara nici pregare medicaa spnn ali III dau un STAT
1i admnistrea nste eacur fie burueni radacin 81
daca ee crednta vneca daca nt adevar al fost boil
. s.as ~
Am ruga pc conratele della 'tRomanul" sd trateze
chese intr mod att de superficial In chesta pc
atns-o in treaca cas doctorul bonavu nchput sd
psure De pda fel de organzate dor dsaa
Cum sar putea injgheba! Din elemente7
Mai dpearte Cum sar putea 1nrepta suaa bisercelorg
81 nu-si mai indepnesc rosul Gel fnaine Cum sar
puea nsuet avintn membrilo slabeste din u in I'll
Chestnut arztoare bogat material de desvoat pentru
socolog 81 economist.
81 ar Fl bine Am inra 81 moi in dseutie Ne-Aln spune
81 moi pApera s pevesea vprhe din dscue nase uIna
81 adaog din luna 81 la uina mne ucrur frpmoaae
pot face daca lar daca aras povestea
vorbei:
ssGa fie fana dupa cum nui Stamina, Doanne mi
apa de plAcinta!' Il
Haide confrate Treci ubconu apuca taprul de
-si ee-a fost ertate % fie "a III ajut q en- --
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-16


avllse lucrp tiaap ds rinci l,iilf de'
xile 81 in acc6ate yrelAe HI manca-
sera micile eeo9emii.+ Gu 30 cent?
IN pasesipnea nv 81 Gu copilul IN
brate Al lnat &rumul spre Cleve-
land, speranA e4 pc drem vor gasi
ccva lucru, dar degeaba. Din ilai-i
la samAnilor buni n,,an mnxit de
foarae pc drum, dar de 1Aflteori e-'
irau siliti sd loarma afara, unde-i
prindea poaptea. Asa an fscut
drunul de vre-o 600 mile. Ajualsi,
o doamna yaduva ia .ohsreyat 81
taflandn-le astoria lor, i,a dus y lo-
cuinta ei din s51S W. '35th Street,
,,nde pot sta panace 'barhatul ii
va putea gasi lucru.
&sin y
Peoria, lilo sensatie tine in
fierbere futreg prasul. Doamna
William Hawley Smith, sofia unui
ON foarte bogat de aici, care 81 el
Sc ocnpa Gu sociologie q facut nn
tablou Admirable in Wis. Ea a de-
clarat Cd spiritnl lui Whistle un ar
tist renumit,. de multi mort, a apa-
rut 81 la poruncit sa picteze. 81
ia condns mana. Faptul ca pc
dimineatA ca terminal un tablo,1
pc care tot orasul il admira. Ri al,
declarat ca inaihtea lor al aparut
spiritela ,ale, mai. pnIllts4.r nIls.r oameni.
5sfoS. 81 I. :. fm ,..ul
New Albany -Iln onl,a fost Q
moritesis spatr,i altii aassfost maj
usor raniti intr'un accident dc
tren. Doua trenurf i '&n ei6cnit IA
Wallerville, patru mile de Sicis Gu
ocazia aceasta exploadat un va
gon in care erau materiale explo.
| sibile. In urma acestei exploadar
cincisprezece vagoane Gu diferits
| materiale s'au niinicit, afara 'lt
perderea in persoane.
-
Paris. -Consiliul ambasadorilol
a1cerut All in nota adresata Ger
lnaniei, ca aceasta sd predea ala.
tilor toate aeroplanele 81 baloanele
.'iriibaile construite della intelege
rea din Boulogne incoace. Germa'
| MIA este acuzata ca ma respectful
,aceasta intelegere dand ordin pen
| iru construirea unei mari cantitati
| de aeroplane.. Ea fost facuta aten
ia totodata ca sd inceteze pc 0 pc.
rioada anumj6 oricefel de constroc
tie. -
Akron. -Dolema Weston, 0 fats
de 10 ami a hurit All in spital in
urma ,lnor rani cauzate de ca. Do
Iona s'a certat ell fratcle saW pe
strada; in urina acestei certe ca
4 fost foarte nacajita. S'a. dus a
casa, luat revolverul fratelni sau
81 s'a impuscat. Transportata Ia
spital a murit la cateva ceasuri.
Londra.-O telegrama sosita dir
Oppeln, Silesia Superioara, Ia
ziarul London Times spune ca po
lonezii an ocupat trei localitati. A
ceste stunt situate Ia nordul oras'i
lui Gross s-Strehlitz 81 au fost para
site inainte Gu trei zile de germani
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-16

Londra. 20 telegrama sosita din
Oppeln, Silesia SuperioarS, la
ziarul London Times spune ca po-
lonezii an ocupat trei lOcalitati. A.
ceste stunt situate Ia nordul Orasll-
lui Gross-Strehlitz 81 au fost para-
site inainte Gu trei zile de germani.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

adelpbia members, because Of the alb y
sence OF Stadtlandcr. Pittsburghers re.
port that Stadtlandcr il not i'll and
fhiladelphians wonder, therefore, why
he was, not here last week.
W,eglein and his hackers will begin
to get angry, it is said, if Stadtlander
fails to show up tonight. Wegein is
particularly anxious to get the bill
through, to the House. as II Is under
STOOD the Governor will sign when It
reaches him. This will permit phila
delphia to get an extensive street -pay
ing program under way in the spring.
The largest calendars of the session
will confront the two Houses as they
open the sixth week of the 1921 AS.
sembly. The Senate has seven bills on
second reading and the House caen Z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

committee and various other stages
N the legislative mill, with unusual
haste and without any opportunity for
Q public hearing. Apparently IL was
desired to rush the measure through be-
f-<~ amy one was wise" to its pro-
visions.
1t Is reported however. that either
Harry j. Trainer. anti Ware leader in
South Philadelphia or Franklin Spcn-
rcr Edmonds. independent. from Ger
mantown. will move tonight to have the
bill recommitted TO the House commit
tee for the purpose of amendment and
of public hearing. II this move be
successful then the bill will suffer its
first setback; otherwise. 1t will be
passed and go to the Senate.
Considerable interest is manifested
in what will happen TO the Glass reso
luton calling for the appointment of
d commission to investigate profitcering
in hard coal
The resolution having been adopted
by the House, is now before the Senate
for concurrence. Senator Ware will be
urged by his lieutenant. State Repre-
sentative Leopold G.. Glass. to push the
resolution through the upper chamber
as speedily as possible.
Philndelphians are hopeful that Rep
resentative W. =. Stadtlander. Of Ale
ghcny county. who was absent for sew =
eral days, will be on hand this week.
Stadtlander is chairman Of the House
committee on municipal corporations
and as such has charge of the Daix
bill to amend the city charter for tho
purpose Of enabling short term loans to
be hoatcd for rcpaving and for fire
equipment.
The Daix measure which has been
pushed by Richard Wcglcin, president
of city Council. has passed the Sen 70
ate. 1t has been held up the House,
greatly TO the disappointment Of Phil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

In solid mahogany
and solid American
walnut with 60-inch
buffets, 5i-inch top
ext e n sion tables,
large china cabinet
and serving table.
Formerly $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

dar numbers nbout forty. the majority
of them on third reading
On the House third reading calendar
Ia the Dunn bill for state cemetery at
Valley Forge Park. number Of
amendments to the borough, game and
township codes Are also on third read
ing, including the Jones bill estab.
fishing sanitary policemen in third class
cities.
The first Senate bill to reach the
uouse on third reading calendar is that
nprmiting increase on the interest rate
on state highway bonds to per cent.
Discussion of the movements for fix
ing of date for final adjournment is
continuing among House members and
may also come at meeting Of the Leg
islative League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14
Sewers VICE BILL
DUE TO HIT SNAG
Mayor's Friends in House Are
Expected to Block Easy
Sailing for Measure
TEST FOR COAL PROBE

M a StdO Correspondent
Harrisburg. Feb. IA halt may be
allied on tho speed with which the
sewers underworld, bill has been
brcczing through the House. when the
General Assembly reconvenes tonight.
The bin. which has stirred up n
.,orm of Indignation in Philadelphia.
provides that the jurisdiction of mag
istrates shall be- rcarrangcd so that they
must be given jurisdiction over prison
crs arrested con sight in their respec-
I've districts.
rricn0s Of the Moore administration
aud Mayor Moore contend the bill. if
enacted into law. would be severe
blow to efforts TO throttle the combina-
ton Of vice and politics. II would force
tho police to give prisoners taken in vice
raids. for example. hearings before
home" magistrates.
The bill comes up for third reading
and final passage in the lower
chamber tonight. II has sailed through
the House machinery. the judiciary
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
ENGLAND WATCHING
FOR UNIONIST SPLIT
Conservatives May Follow
AndreU Bonor Losu.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Political interest In
England centres on the annual confer
ence OF the Unionlst party at Liverpool
next week under the Craftsmanship Of
Lord Derby. Political correspondents
have limited at split In tho party, with
tho formation Of an independent Con-
servative party under the leadership OF
Andrew Bonar Law. formerly Govern
nent leader In the House Of Commons.
Much OF the situation hinges on Bonar
Laws attitude toward the Irish peace
negotiations. IN which he IS represented
as espousing listers cause.
In the event of Unionist split it Is
believed In some circles that the bulk
OF the party still would follow Premier
Lloyd George. Even the Unionlsts them
selves dpubt whether Mr.. Bonar Law ls
politically and physically able to lead
Conservative secession against the
whole ~ me influence of his former
colleagues in the Cabinet. II IL admitted
also In Unionist quarters that opinion
concerning the resolutions to be SUBJ
rnitted at the Liverpool conference in ro-
gard 70 the Irish position is sharply
divided.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
JAPAN MAKES CUT
IN YEARS EXPENSES
Both Army and Navy Appro-
p-iations Reduced.

TOXIC, Nov. IL (Associated Press).-
Japan's governmental budget for next
year, as unofficially reported here to-
day, carries a total expenditure estimate
OF 1,4s3.oo0,Ooo ven. being a decrease
OF 12O.ooo.ooo zen from last years
budget.
The naval estimate said 70 have beea
decided by the budget council. carries
a total of ss.6s2,577 yen. being re-
duction OF about so,ooo.ooo yen. The
army estimates showed a reduction OF
about 100000 yen. the total being
approximately 25S,ooo.oOo yen.
A curtal,ment wes shown IN practi-
cany all the governmental departments,
according TO the unofficial reports.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

sentence q person who attempts 10 re-
store the monarchy or placing @ member
OF the Hapsburg family at the head of
the Czecho-Slovak State. At the same
time a. demand will be made Tor confis-
cation of the properties OF all those
who participated in the recent attempt
to restore Charles to the throne.
The Hungarian Government intends 10
publish all the notes exchanged in con-
nection with the recent attempt OF
Charles to regain the throne. so as to
Justify its policy before the Hungarian
public. The publication will show that
Hungary accommodated herself to the
demand made by the Council OF Anbas-
sadors for a definite exclusion OF the
Hapsburgs from the throne and that the
agreements reached bear tho character
OF an international pact which cannot
be altered without the consent OF the
Powers represented on the Council or
Ambassadors.
Tho Entente Ministers at Prague
called on Dr. Eduard Benes, Foreign
dinister of Czecho-S -Slovakia, and through
him informed the Little Entente" IN
the name of tho Council of Ambassadors
that the latter regards the International
pact 10 which Hungary consented as
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
LLOYD GEORGE ACTS
ON ULSTER'S REPLY
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
Called Into Conference
by Premier.
NORTH IS UNYIELDlNG
Will Sacrifice No Rights Of
Their Parliament, Says
One Delegate.
PRESS Is STILL HOPEFUL
Chances for Settlement Still
Regarded as Good in
London.
PRESS Is STILL HOPEFUL.

LONDON, Nov. 12 (Associated Press).
Prime Minister Lloyd George. Austen
Chamberlain, Government leader In
the House OF Commons, and Lord
Chancellor Birkenhead met this morn
ing in Mr.. Lloyd Georges official resi-
dence In Downing Street to consider
listers reply to the Governments
proposals for a settlement OF the Irish
question. Viscount Fitzalan, Lord |
Lieutenant and Governor General of
Ireland, was called in for consultation
during the conference.
A full meetig of the British Cabinet |
has not yet been arranged.
Tile Ulster delegates, headed by Sir |
James Craig, have dispersed but they |
are within call If their presence should
5e considered necessary. The Ulster
ties are urging the Government to
publish all the correspondence that has
passed between the Government and
the Ulster delegates, but 1t is believed
the Government desires to await the
meeting of the Conservative party In
Liverpool next Thursday before MAX
Ing further reply to Ulster. as a
decision might be reached there as to
whether the party will support the
Government or Ulster.
Although one or two newspapers ex
press grave disappointment at the Ulster
Cabinets rejection of the Governments
plan for settlement of the Irish ques-
tion the London press this morning gen.
orally sees no reason to regard the stu
alton as more serious or hope for q set
tlemen't as being lessened.
BELFAST, Nov. 10 (Associated Press).
john Milne Barbour. one OF the Ulster
delegates in London, who returned to
Belfast this morning, assured the people
here that the northern Cabinet was as
determined as ever that II Sim Fein's
allegiance to Great Britain was to be
purchased tho price should not consist
Of the sacrifica of any rights, territorial
or administrative, recently conferred
upon the northern Parliament"
ut is perfectly clear" he declared,
that IL the position of the powers at
present reserved to the Imperial Par
lament are to be altered II can be done
only by a transfer of similar powers to
the northern Parliament. The express
sion dominion government must always
be construed In the light Of listers re-
naming a distinct unit in the free ma
tions composing the British Empire
The only concession Ulster could make
would be to accept dominion home rule
for herself. but as separate and dis
tlnct unit"
DUBLIN, Nov. 12-F'ifteen Sim Fcin
prisoners under sentence escaped from
Mount JOY Prison tonight. The men
got away after fight in which revol-
vers were used.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

more binding than any internal Hunga-
rian law. This step which Is being un-
dertaken in all the capitals OF the Lit
tie Entente" brings the Hungarian sue
cesslon question to a formal conclusion.
The Hungarian Government has sub
mitted bill to the National Assembly
making propaganda for the Hapsburgs
punishable by long prison terms and
stating that propaganda may be carried
on only for throne candidates who have
the approval of the Council OF Allied
Ambassadors.
The Burgenland question is stlll en-
gaging attention here. Hungary has
consented TO negotiate with Italy as
mediator for a solution of the Medenburg
problem and occupation OF the contested
zone by Austrian troops may be expected
IN few days.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
BLUEBEARD LANDRU
TO PLEAD INSANITY
Lawyers Say He Thinks He Is
Most Famous Man.

VnRsATLLEs, Nov. II (Associated
Press) AN attempt TO establish that
Henri Landru. the modern "Bluebeard," I"
Is insane will be made at his trial. now
in progress in the Assizes Court here
LandTu is charged with the murder OF
eleven persons, ten OF them women whom
he is said TO have promised TO marry.
This decision was reached after a con-
ference between Landru and his lawyers
last night
1T Is my head that is at stake, so
Will direct my own case" they quoted
him as exclaiming. He was under the
delusion, they said. that ne was the
most famous man on earth, and that the
eyes OF the whole world were fixed on
him.
The court this afternoon completed
examination into the case OF the three
women and the boy whom Landru is
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
TO JAIL A HAPSBURG
TRYING A COMEBACK
Czecho-Slovakia Also Plans
Life Sentence for Throne
Intriguers.

Special cable TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, by THE NEW York HERALD
VIENNA, Nov. IL. - Drastic measures
are to be taken by the States of the
Little Entente" TO prevent further at
tempts at Hapsburg restoration. The
Csecho-Slovak political parties intend 10
present a bill at the next session of the
Chamber OF Deputies IN ;'rague threat
ening fifteen years at hard labor for
any member OF the Hapsburg family
who enters the republic without special
permission and Furnishing with life
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
FIGHT TO PRESERVE
WATERFRONT RIGHTS

Mrs. Bertha Faust OF College Point
is at the head OF a movement which
has been started by men and women
Of College Point to prevent the utilira-
tion of considerable extent of tho
waterfront OF Long Island SCUM at
that place by the Ripley Construction
Company of this city. She will STARE
tomorrow upon q house to house can
vass 20 get supporters FOR her PROPOSE
ton.
Behind the protest also sre many OF
the residents OF the Sound Crest Sec
ton OF College Point. where there are
many limo residences. Opposed also
are the members OF the United States
Volunteer Life Saving Corps located at
College Point.
Tho petition for the restriction OF this
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
SWISS PAPERS FOR PARLEY.
One Regards Conference 90. Com
Dicmcnt Of League OF Nations.

BERNE Nov. 1.-The Washington
conference lis necessary complement
20 the League Of Nations, and the many
who were disappointed In tho league
now look hopefully toward Washing
ton" declared Der Bund in an editorial
to-day
Tho Swiss newspapers were generally
syrnpathetbc in their comments to-day
upon the opening Of the conference.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

They are fascinating-quite the most charm
ing styles we have seen this season. BY far
the most reasonable They are fashioned of
handsome crepe moroccan and Georgette
draped over satin. BandingS and designs of
beads-iet, iridescent, steel-trim the major
ity of them. AS you may see by the iIlustra-
ton. the long waistline is favored, smart
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

waterfront is now before the Newtown
local board IN Queens. IL was held ~
at meeting OF that board held last
Thursday upon the protest OF Mrs.
Faust. She was opposed at that time
by the representatives OF the Ripley
company.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
v1sooUNr WINS ELECTION.

LONDON, Nov. 12.--viscount Ednam
was successful in the Parliamentary bye
election yesterday in Hornsey, necessi-
tated by the death OF Kennedy Jones.
Running on the Conservative ticket, he
received 1859 votes to l8.o4s for Leelie
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
EXPECT TO REDUCE
TRAM FARES IN LONDON

Special Ca5Is to THE New YosK HrRArp.
coptrioht, 1891. by TIM NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureeu,
London. Nov. ~.
A reduction in fares ali over London
Is Imminent according 20 tho Wostmin-
ster Gazette. n is proposed 10 revert
70 the ono penny unit Instead OF the
one and cno.half unit OF the present,
with corresponding reductions in the
higher fares.
Ths County Council has taken the
lead IN the matter with the tram cars
and as % consequence reductions are ex-
pected In omnibus and railway fares, I'm
Guiding the subways
Tho short distance passenger is dis
appearing under thes present system.
while reduction IN costs and wages
permits an effort TO regain this lost
traffic.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Women's Afternoon and Dinner Gowns 5000
eA5om $50 Of 7Aem-SpenaAy Priced

crepe moroccan model (third) combines a
black skirt with grey bodice the Paris
iennes' favorite these days, we are informed),
the bateau neck-line exhibits tendency to
become round in the interests of dinner gowns.
In a word-this Sale enables you to purchase
these models that are proving most success
ful this season at an exceptionally low price
FLOOR
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

charged with having murdered at Yer
nouillet II then begun hearing testi-
no.y regarding tho seven women alleged
10 have disappeared from Ganabais.
Landru's home.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Hudson Seal Goats
y245, $295, $345
FOURTH FLOOR
A Front Lace
Corset s5.o5
For One Day Only

We have a limited quan-
sity of these excellent
corsets in the popular
front-laced style and SO
we can only assure one
days supply. Flesh
colored satin of a heavy
quality is the fabric. 1t
is made with unusually
fine workmanship and
care for detail as is shown
in the ribbon binding, the
finishing Of the elastic
girdle top, the elastic in
set in the back to make
the smooth lire and the
dainty garters. Tax ad-
ditional.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Emphasizing Women's
Suits at SOS

Fashion again stresses the box coar for
suits. We are emphasizing both the new
box and long coated suits in special
selling of moussyne and duvet de laine
suits. Each model is made smarter
with mole, beaver, fox or Australian
opossum collar. SOS.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Featuring Women's
Goats at s8s

This rs an excellent buying advantage
for women who desire smart and dur
able coat at a very moderate price. Ii
is a group Of advance styles, fashioned
ofrich ooatings into draped and straight
line models. Collared with fur-beaver,
squirrel, wolf, or Australian opossum.
Specialized at S85.
THIRD FLOOR
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
French Open~ork
Silk Hose $3.50

Exquisitely sheer and fine
and dainty are these
French silk stockings with
their openwork in sym
metricai designs. The
loveliess stockings for
evening wear. Black,
white, silver, gold. Tax ssc
GROUND gLooe
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Yom cAre Invited to eUisit Gm Men
celebration Rooms to be Opened
Tomorrow ON the Eighth Floor

This is a delightful new setting that
adds materially to ones case and plea
sure in adapting Lord and Taylor
garment to ones self. The spacious grey
salon is surrounded by sunlit and eve
ming fitting rooms. Eighth Floor