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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
SUSPENSION DE EXAM MES PA
RA CHAUFFEURS, c. ,NDUCTO-
RES Y CONDUCTORES DE We
HICULOS PESADOS DE MOTOR
EN- PUERTO RICO.

Por la presente Sc notifica al publi-
co que desde JUNO Is julio Is del
corriente ano, no Sc efectuaran exa-
menes para chauffeurs, conductores o
conductores de vehiculos pesados de
motor, debido a que dicho periodo de
tempo sera dedicado por los emplea-
dos encargados de la Oficina de Auto
movies del Departamento del Inte-
rior, .exclusivamente al cambio de las
licencias Y tablillas de los automovi-
les,
GuillermO Esteves,
Comisionado del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
SIGUE BAJANDO

FL mercadO de aZiicar. ventas Ofer-
tas de Puerto Rico. acusa una cotiZa-
ci0n de S42J el quintal. La Ultima ven
ia ese precio fue de 21.000 quintales
de la que habfa sidO enviada anterior
mente a Nueva York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

te; Y los duehos de AUTOMOBILES v
trucks de la Isla, deberan solicitarlas
en- las oficinas de la Policia Insular de
los pueblos en- que residan, entregando
las tablillas viejas que posean al re-
coger las nuevas.
Ell color de las nuevas tablilas es
de fondo verde con los n1meros blan-
cos.
GuillermO Esteves,
Comisionado del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
Ell CARACAS"

A las tres de la tarde aver lleg0 de
New York el vapOr Caracas" que 81
gui6 viaje para Venezuela. Y trajo
correspondence Y pasajerOs para
~ e,sf' ss.sfsafitas@s ea93eeg W.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10
vAPoR "PfINs DER NEDER-
I..ANDEN"

Fl "Prins der Nederlanden' csiari
en Puerto Rico hacia el IL del mes en
curse, admitiendo carga para todos
los puertOs de Europa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Hsss 10 Make Pine
Cough Syysp at Henss



Pins h used IN nearly all prssestp-
tons and remedies for eeuxhs. The
reason 10 that pine contains ssvsrei
sssrt in soothing and healing ths
mem branes Of the throat and chest
Pine eoE,gh syrups are comblnat ione
Of pine and syrup. The syrup" part
II usually plain sugar eyrup.
To make the beat pine cough remedy
that money can buy. put ~ ounces
OF Pinex in . pint bottle. and Oil w
with home made sugar syrup. Or
you can use clarified molAsses, honey,
or corn syrup. instead OF sugar syrup.
Either way, you make . full pint
more than you can buy ready. made
for three times the money. IL IL
pure, good and tastes very pleasant.
You can feel this take hold Of .
cough or cold in . wy that means
business. The cough may b dry,
hoarsc and tight. or may be persist.
emily Ioose from the formation OF
phlerm. The cause 10 the ssme--in-
famed membranes--and &his Pinsx
and Syrup eombir1tion will stop u
usually in ~ hours or iess. Splen-
did too, for bronchial asthma. hosrse-
ness. or any ordinary throat silment.
Pinex j. highly concentrated com
pound Of genuine Norway pine sx.
tract, and 10 famous the world over
for its prompt effect upon coughs.
Beware Of Substitutes. Ask your
druggist for "2h ounces Of Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any.
thing eise. Guaranteed to give sbso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinsx Co. IT. Wayne. Ind.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
A Modern Navy

TINE flying boat the latest subject Of controversy In
naval circles. According to the dispatches from Lon
don the British developed the hydropane to the point
of thousand horsepower motor and body carrying from
IL to a hundred passengers
This craft have OF 1500 miles II can there
fore cross ordinary ocean and 90 about anywhere
cruiser dreadnought can 60 , ..
And it can go much faster and 20 up in the AIR II
necessary. o - -,
The new engine is called the Cub" and the new body
the "Titania." l.
Meantime the submarine is being developed to carry an
11-nch gun.
In view of all this Borah wants to know and has
asked by resolution what constitutes modern fighting
navy?"
s.ev has been elected Disabled Veterans
Of World War
shouldn't forget McWorth
cho paf1cs in the tord
ireland illuminating a. q couple
Of explanations the EsnSfcin theory
vice President Europe and he find the hre-
he looking for
nck>s tephoHes y"
Hoo tron Numbers IN fhan
IN e,psno track Of stuff has forgotten
aztcabsf
Many an better tina" the critic thinks he ca"
Congress su Is DauoeS cus"no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Are You Superstitious?

no boast, II not superstitious. in the hearing
- of q Geal student Of the human mind
He may prove to you that you are.
Wheat growers in the arid Northwest are demonstrating
that they supersous by hiring Hatfield the Rain
maker.
Hatfield has been ranrnaker for 20 years. yet &C
cordng the United States weather bureau making rain
can't be done
Whether or not make rain Hatfield Is living proof
of mighty truth Because he believes in himself he Is
convincing
San Diego Cal. paid Hatfield the compliment OF
suing him for damages when cloudburst followed his
experiments. =. .
What science says doesn't to matter when It Is
offset by personal experience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Cooking for Men

COOKING has been added to the curriculum Of male stu
- dents at Pennsylvania State college Cooking Is some
thing that all men should know something about
Some should know all about it
Particularly should married have the necessary
knowledge that in the pinch they can scaop pan OF
potatoes stir up a Of fluffy biscuits.
There is telling when the good wife may be absent
from home ut meal time
AS time goes on the legitimate reasons for this
growing.
And what is pleasing 10 the wife than to
return from the bridge party the polling place trife
perhaps and worried for fear that she'll not be able TO
have dinner the dot-wha is pleasing than to be
greeted the door by the of the house. all uniformed
up long overall apron dab Of flour his beaining
stirring for life at bowl of embryo drop
biscuits?
And the teakette stearnng It's heart outi
And the smell of burning becfsteak peneating the 9TH
erwise hopeful atmospheric
Man should know how to cookl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Only Republicans
None Others Shall Be Retained in Public
Office, Say Committeeman

CTION of state committeeman and county charmen in
Seattle Saturday calling upon republican officials to
employ but republicans will undoubtedly be hailed by
the general citizenry piece of broadminded citizenship
par excellence. fully broad-minded giving n two
years for witnessing a baseball game Sunday.
Herbert Hoover would have been disqualified to act for
the of the United States the plan
adopted for the nation Is proposed for the state
The resolution of is nothing but piece of selfish
personal and spteful work. accomplished by Bengham
politician against another II Is aimed at Fish Commits
soner Darwin.
II Darwin is able fish commissioner Governor Hart
should retain him. the absurd resolution of the county
and state committeeman TO the contrary Notwithstanding
The Star is apoogst for Darwin There may be better
than he. There could be worse.
1t would be pathetic start for the Hart code If of
the very first acts of the governor would be to bow to
the private spleen of politician be he from Belngham
elsewhere The Star is still hopeful that that the
code has been passed. win be the agency not for political
spells, but for state welfare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
THE GLORY OF LIFE
Ry DIR. WILLIAM E. BARTON

compliment feeling that
-There In much good in the worst of us.
And much bad in the best OF us.
That II hardly becomes any OF us
To say very much about the rest OF U.S."
Something needs to be said about the rest OF us,
and all OF us We need to be reminded that we arc
not good ought TO be.
And are being thus reminded. Current fiction
Is anything but compliment II Is wellnigh CHASTITY.
leaves you wondering whether n Noahs flood were
to again there could be found any people worth
inviting into the ark.
Emerson sometimes said a truth 70 kindly. pene.
trotng that carried it's lesson straight to the heart
Here Is one Of those Illuminating sentences Of his
We grant that human life n mean: but
how do we know that II is meanr
There ~ mighty hope In the fact that know that
the world and our own hearts need TO be better
II is that divine discomfort that makes life noble In
lts possibilities. II is the fact that know that
and the world not what the world and should
be that gives TO hope.
IL we find life mean the fact that know that II
Is mean may become the basis OF hope that II
shall not continue to be That is what makes life
gloriouA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
MARRIED WOMEN
AND JOBS

Editor The Star I'm for Mr.
Hodx~ And the firss place 10 begin
10 start on thin married woman prob
lem In the county and city building.
Some ~ ihosr woman are working
to buy sio.ooo homes. when a poor
working riri IL saving no as 10 be
able 70 buy one meal And some 81
those very women won't give up
their positions unless they Ars alb
soiutriy forced Ia. That's ths way
they feel about ~
Every 8unday she chayftabis -
cities feed our sxsoidisrA and nov
hey are going 10 stage . drivs for
our working girtA Al the same time
married women arv being paid big
salaries - that they and the1r hus
bands may own ausemobtias and
beautiful suburban horneA
II my husband should ailcw me
10 work I should iose all respect I
ever had for him And I'm sure
others feel the sarne way.
Let's put EN- out
AN Ex.woRRrNo GIRL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
REMARKABLE
REMARKS

strTyIfERE isn't q man between The
i north and south poles whom
would marry. now that have this
wonderful Job on my hands. MARY
Garden. director general. Chicago
Opera Company.
SfyLTE want no territory and va
w have no designs on other
peopie. n other nations have the
same attitude. n seems unreasonable
not % believe that all would be viii
ing 20 prove II by eonsentfng 10 limit
armarneuts. "--oeneral John J. Perish
INK.
UTuiASCE In not a milifariss ma
J. ton. We have the warrneet
desire 20 be ON friendly footing
with the British and American ma
tons. buy there Il n pact, signed nj
Versailles, which must be fulfilled
Aristids BRAND. former premier OF
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Alaska produced minerals TO the
value OF $4,000 900 In 1920.
Ninety.seven per cent OF Ameri
cans die without making will.
Canads IL discussing the POSSIBLE
ties OF the musk on M source OF
wool
France plans 90 make over army
material into civilian clothing TO give
work 10 100000 unemployed.
Public school records show that
at least four persons In every thou.
sand stuter.
The Chinese government In plan.
ming an air service between Picking
and Shanghai.
The isie.i9eo apple crop Of Aus
traiia WINS the greatest tho country
has ever had.
California raises nearly half Of
all the beans produced In the United
statna
The selling price OF farm land has
increased GO per cent In tho last
five years..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
Letters to the
Editor
wrss bvseflv.
Use tsk ~ tvpsssvStee.
o~s 49, Of papcv sajn
e&ou vous ooAA
WHAT ABOUT THE WIDOW
IN OLYMPIA?

Editor The Star. While all tho dis.
ounsion In going on In the paper re
garding the campaign which has just
closed. and In which no much money
waa raised. also would like 20 say n
word II seems 60 mo that In belps
over r-aious for tho poiicesnen's Wild.
cwr In Seattle. we have entirely for
gotten Mira schultz Of Olympia. who
h~rself was made . widow. and her
four small Children fAtheri~ss q few
months ago BY tho same hand Of
schmift. who laid tho policemen low.
While Schultz was not . rnilreman.
he was a deputy for tho city and was
shot while In the not % trying TO cap
ture Schmidt 1 would suggest. and
I do not think IL morr than fair. that
II sehmits wishes to give any OF HIS
money away. instead Of giving u to
tho polic~m.n's wives. he BE- sxkcd 20
give II 10 Mrs. Schultz
Another ons for f2irnA Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
ANSWERS

ANSWERS
MRS. E. A. LLOYD. 1875 corwin
piaose--'T haven't tho least idea. The
thought Of appn,islng women never
occurred 20 me-"
E. A. COOK. isis E. sist St
Whats the use of asking me that
question. My wife. OF COURSE
MRS ". w. Hill. s<os ". Cherry
rt.--'-rherc are no many wonderful
women. In the world cannot
choose
MRS. J. ID. KELLOGG. ssss
Eighth ave. w.-'T'd rnthcr not
name n favorste. II might start the
women rrappinx."
Mrs. GEORGE A. MORRISON.
ttis Woodiawn avcl--"You'ii not
catch mo answering . question like
that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Gerrymaking has no place among
~" announces the Munich govern
ncnt It's strange how some people
can't take a joke when It's on them.
selves. The Munich government
thought u was bully joke back In
1915 and II.
Prohibition Commissioner Kramer
has directed that wines may be pre-
ncFibed by ones physician In any
quantity the physician deems neces-
0ry. Don't prescribe a bottle for US.
doctor. Order one for US
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
AS OTHERS SEE THE WORLD
NEAR SIGHTED PINASCIERs
fFrofn the Des Moiner Newn)

popuar Ia old
ands know finance.
Glsnceb al
go big jolt-
doldrums and
our greatn nanciess" m did7
To had
European nd
with South and
make gloves
N
one Of hem abead'
and
grinding will grind bigger than
Our great do mott re
a
happen probably
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

There voices reminding us that life Is sordn
ard hopeless. There those people who have a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
NORTH THIRTY-SIxTH ST.

p. l. AaamA city fireman. so n eetA
St Gays; Z strained my hAek. 40 vhsa
STOPPED over fresssnuy get stitches n
me small AZ my hAek and eoujl soAsessy
raise Up NJ k5dnsys aetsA tss sftss al
caused much annoyance procured poAn's
Kidney Pills and begAa using them Tbsy
hsiped me- from the stAxt and one bex
my ksdneys veil NJ e.s,, & eermsnsnIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
LITTLE SONGS OF SAFETY


LITTLE SONGS OF SAFETY
FIRST
Lies siumherang here
One William Lake.
He heard the bell.
But had no brake.
Detroit News
Al Nifty miles
Drove Ollie Psdd.
He thought he wouldn't
Skid. but did.
Rome. N. Z T.mea
AZ ninety mnss
Drove Edward shawn:
The motor stopped.
But Ed kept on.
Little FANS. y. Y. Times.
Under the sod
Lies Deacon Hale.
H wfnked and drank
Some -ginger ale.-
Utica N. T. Press
R1rs - sssep@
one Johnny FounkeE
IL rounded . turn
Without . honker.
--Johnsun City Journal
3hib msnummtss
rur Jackson Druek:
HIS Lkzz1s WAS lighter
Than the truck
-scrantonian-
Down IN the creek
Sleeps Jerry Bass:
The bridge was narrow.
He tried to pass
-Wfkcsbarre TimesLeader.
On. ads The fate
OF handsome M.ris
He had his arm
Around his girl
4 French deputy has refused 20
fIght Z duel. This II an act prob
ably duo 10 the influence Of Car.
pentter and prizenghting. In time
an the French statesmen may refuse
70 fight except for a purse.
THERE HAS BEEN A MIsuNDER.
STANDING SOMEWHERE
Eotice--fn answer 70 my husband
Ariey E. Green's posting notice Is a
mistake. ! stayed at my sisters one
night because Il did not dare stay
q home after getting black eye and
other III treatment from my husband
n = public place
am at home now and ~ Is he who
has left He picked up his few be
IonRingS and dug out because he was
ashamed to look people In the face
after his behavior --tsignedD Mrs.
Ariey r. Green.--Bennington w.t.
Banner.
~Privafe control has brought i'm.
proved passenger service and plenty
~ cars in which to ship" advertises
the Chicago Great Western railroad
What brought the high passenger
and freight rates7
Henry Ford has notified banking
syndicate that he does not need any
financial aid. Such being the case
there will be a great increase in the
osmber Of men Wiling to lend MIN
money.
II Ii reported that lawyers got a
large portion OF the 100000 which
Bergdoll says he spent to escape,
Humph, Did anybody suppose II
went 70 the Red CROSSE
A reward OF $500 Is offered by a
New York man for the recovery Of q
Ryder painting called THE Barn
yard" IL must have a real egg in IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

4 WORD FROM JOSH WISE
Never start anything th't may
m ever you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
These Are Seattle Cases:
WEST DRAvUS STREET

Mira H. p. Ford rfs W. Dravus 81
says. Z suffered from . lame bach and
Kidney complaint A sses dy. dull ache in
the small Of nay bark made me fA~i miser-
able and soma niGhn ] was restiess and
obtained very uttis sleep NY feet and
hAnds binat~d awfuiiy. Many . morning I
felt nnor~ tired than before ssin9 To bed
the night before I used DoAn's kidney
fui relief. Riding me Of the ba1kAnhs and
tattuH down the xwetlings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
EIGHTH AVENUE WEST

Ma r ". Rove 1911 Eighth Ave. W.
says: Il was IN bad shape from kidney
complaint had terrible pains in the
email Of my back and mornlngs ! could
hardly nova I tired easily and didn't fe Ell
. BIZ like doing my houseWork 1 was
yery bsrvous and couldn't sit stifl At
umsA ! rad about Doan's Kidney Pulls
IN the paper and three boxes drove the
cain out OF my back and gave strength |
and enerxy. ! felt more like myself Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

4 French deputy has refused 20
nEht = duel This II an act prob
ably duo 10 the influence OF Car.
pentter and prizefghting. In time
an The French statesmen may refuse
70 fight except for a purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15
THERE HAS BEEN A NusUNDER
STANDING SOMEWHERE

Private control has brought Inn
proved passenger service and plenty
~ cars in which to ship" advertises
the Chicago Great Western railroad.
What brought the high passenger
and freight rates7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-15

Henry Ford has notified banking
syndicate that he does not need any
financial aid Such being the case,
there will be a great increase in the
osmber Of men Wiling to lend MIN
money
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-29

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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-29
Arvada Club Meeting

The Arvada Community Club
held most interesting meeting
Thursday evening Of last week
Plans for identifying the town were
discussed. II In suggested that the
town limits BE- extended to include
the Moffat road and that the new
addition to the town be laid out in
an artistic manner. The attendance
Mt this meetinp was very small 80 It
is planned to hold another meeting
Monday at 8 p. NJ. sharp when thcs"
matters will be gone into in more
definite form. The progressive pco-
ME OF the community nv. meeting
with cold reception on the part OF
many who would be satisfied TO live
N a grave yard all their lives. Even
these should not object to making n
graveyard little more attractive.
Arvada Is growing. II IL getting T.,
the point where Is is attracting the
'.'crt'on OF more people who ike to
live and ret some enjoyment out OF
life In other ways than ho'rdin"
7ennies amt skinninp n nciRhbor
Let's pull together with the Com
muity Club and we will nll be han.
picr. The following committee l.
'cting with the landscape architect
r. o. Clnrk. DR.. Russell. Wcsl Y
Stalcy. Morley white and Wnlter
Smith.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-29

hardware and implement bushes of
the Hogsett Lumber Co. A 100000
stock of goods is carried OF hand.
Roy Reece, who gave his life few
weeks ago to save the life of anoth-
er man who was overcome by gas in
an old well was the manager of this
Institution and built up an excellent
business. Mrs. Reece is now in
charge and is proving a most capable
EFiccessor of her husband. This firm
fast getting new business in every
/ direction from Broomfield.
Rufus Bclgin and son who moved
ftfam Arvada to Brsomfield recently
|iaFe putting up nice business build
FAg for pool hall and barber shor,
/ F, W. Fowler, another progressive
Citizen is just finishing n new build
( pig for his restaurant,
IN Postmaster Jones operates a gen
eral store as well as attending
|Wncle Sans business. Two ma
soutes run out of Bloomfield, on
Of them circles clear around thru
the Eastlake country.
Broomfield has new $4,000
Grade school building built coupl
Of years ago
There is community church un
der the jurisdiction of the Methodi I
conference. The pastor is Rev. c
N. Mcclure. There is n well al
tended Sunday School, Young PEG
pies society ard there is preachin'
every Sunday evening.
The Broomfield Grange is III
Big organization of that country
It has membership reaching well
Up near the 200 mark. The granpt
has a nice hall on main street.
ia in this hall that the Grange Com.
'nunity Fair is being held. Friday
Saturday and Sunday-closinv Sun
lay October End with baby show
In which the prizes are Offered h
old maids and bachelors of tho,
Bloomfield territory.
There are to be lots of exhibits ~
the fair. John Morris, president of
thu state grange will be one Of tn
,ln3Sss and win, al1o make addresses
Mn&eer Mccss<Iy 81 the LonRmon'
factory of the Great Western Suga'
Company, one Of the BEST authoritie
IN the west on community upbuildinr
viii be one of the judges and vii
make an address. There will also be
speakers and judges from N. Colo
RADIO Agricultural college,. Satar-
day afterRoon there will he poultry
cuAipy demonstrations. field sport
Of all kinds and In the cvcninr there
will 10 u literary program. No adj
mission will be charged and there
will be hot lunches served at al
hours. Everybody is invited, Lets
90.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-29

The standing of the Club Nom.
bers in the Enterprises Big Sales
/ manship Club and circulation cnm-
paign appears on this page for ,he
first time today
A glance over the list will con
vince the most skeptcal that il i,
bound to be some race.
With honors thus far about even
ly divided contestants nre prep ring
with feverish haste and intensity to
make the most of tho two and one
half weeks of the First Period" of
tho campaign while the big Cred t.
are still In effect.
30 close is tho battle of ballot
that one or two "Cluba" Of s,.S-
scriptions, for which one receive
$4,000 EXTRA credits, would pu.
any one OF the leading member
over the top and change the posi-
! tiOns entirely.
The race is just getting started
and there is no telling who will be
in the lead next week at this tina.
An entirely new member could
enter the campaign NOW and with
little effort get enough subscriptions
in y weeks time to head the list.
Impossible you say: Not one bit
of it. Remember that $4,000 EXTRA
credits are issued with each "Club"
of $40 in subscriptions. A very few
Clubs" would boost nnyonc's stand
ing nightly.
There is no use of being discour-
! aged II you arc not in the lead 70
day or for that matter even started
in the race. Five whole weeks re-
main in which TO bridge the chnsm
between the leader nnd the one with
the least number of credits IN tho
competition. The campaign IL II
full swing and while IL means hustle
to keep up, still anyone, with nmbi-
ton, stick-to-itivcncss and ginger,
will not he discouraged even Tho
they have not even started in tn
rnce. Just n mere handful of sub.
scriptions will put anyone right n
among the leaders. There liz just n
good an opportunity to win NOW n
there ever was, regardless q
whether you have 10000 or 500, 900
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-29

Mrs. j. y. Shive!y writes from
Toffeyville and enclosed two dollars
FOR renewal TO The Enterprise. She
used 10 live near Afvndn and hrg
many friends here, She says sh
can't do without the Enterprise.