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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
COAL DEADLOCK
IS NOT BROKEN
Conference Is Adjourned to
Next Monday-.Plans
Are Secret.

Washington, July 3.-Thc conference
~ bituminous coal mine operators ana
OFFICIALS Of the miners union summoned
by President Harding 10 consider
methods of ending tn" coal strike in
unIonizcd fields. adjourned today until
Nnndav in the same deadlock which
has characterized it's sessions on TWO
previous days.
Participants apparently 'ohNi"cre"
that only government intervention
going much further than II has 10 nate'
would offer possibilities Of an carry
strike settlement. President tiar"'hE ~
cxrccted on that date TO have again
directed negotiations with IN" ncEot!a-
Tors but the government plans are kept
entirely secret.
From first to last. employers '"hif''"-
oil I'm tho discussions mere thH' 'h'F
could no longer negotiate waS" S'a'c9
with the union in the central 'ompeu
tive field as unit, or IN hat"Nai
gathering uC all union coal operators
and miners.
Miners officials continued to demand
such negotiation as the "StahlSheo
practice in the industry and to refuse
offers OF negotiations by districts re-
peated in several forms as they were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
SLIP
HOME QUIETLY
pRrsrpENr AND FIRST LADY GET
INTO. MARION PRACTICALLY
uNNoTIcED BY TOWNS
FOLK.
Car Enters City BY Circuitous Hones-
Great Official Welcome Planned
For Today.

Marion, Ohio, July 3.-President
Harding arrived at Marion late tonight
for his first visit here since his inaug-
urat:on.
II was 1918 p. m. Central standard
t,me) when the president and Mrs,
Harding. who had been on tho roao
since a. m. reached their destination
They went to the home Of Mr.. HARD
,ng's father whose guests they Will oe
during their t~o-day stay mere
Greeted by crowds at various points
olonp. the road from Washington M
and Mrs. Harding slipped into 'nelr
bonoe town practically unnoticed- En-
terinR the city the presidents autonio-
hiIe was whisked by .circuitous route
through side streets to Its stopping
go The business section. elaborate
=. AZ, o,eted in honor Of the president
,:,s,t and the centennial celebration no"
IN full swing. was avoiGcd' as mos.
uarion citizens seemed unaware '"a'
,.,,,s,dent was in :owh.
Arriving at the home OF MS latner'
,,a nresident was greeted by members
- h,s Family and small group OF neigh-
hore and friends, the president 'Hs'
n,,hI,c anpearance will be tomorro" az
oon when he will be officially wei
comcd at the fairgrounds ana WI cN
tend greetings to the home to.kS,
General Pershing will speak from 'h'
same platform.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
A. F. L. Chief Sees Attempt
By Rail Labor Board to Dis
band Unions at Will Says
Ruling Is "Bolshevik In
Character.


WASHINGTON. july %.-The ruling "i
,ho r.,,i.,, c,,,o. I,hor Roarn "ol,-
i.,.,,,,., ,ho r,jIro,d unions nov on
.,,iLo u,s denounced hv Samuel Gom-
,sIa.,, or Tho american FEEDER
atio, ~ 1.ahnr in p statement ISSUED
tnrIrb, q. "ur,erlv RoIshevik in char
ec,or" and an attempt by the board
49,, Lich,rd an unions at will" The
ruling. Mr. Gomr"rs WAS NalrahIy to-"
r'dicujous and ia'"'"H " o.r,,,
~ permanent America"
n"ilrH' NJ. co,p-
ne action 81 ''C aotI,
p"r" statement '"n'''"'. -,
= replica "' the a'''h ~ '''' ,.o-,,-
'>'S !" 'nrnn~ 'Nr "',! -" ,,,o ,orry-
ment contr"i'cd ht'h'''N 'rt ,.'
iuE ont "f th" orders ~ ,h' N'"'e
Freedom Of oppression N"n'S"eS
tn" order or the board -,
But | say no" una, t"' MranSs nr
Am"ri'H' either %" , ,,rr,ecs
'rHe6"h' ~ eN'''e'. GOV .bor
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(Continued on Page Ten)
S1,014,00Q,000
REDUCTION MADE
IN PUBLIC DEBT

WASHINGTON. July 3.-A reduction OF
slO1I,00O. 900 in the public DEBT oufiM
IN, fiscal year ended June 80 ana :
reduction of sl75.000.0o0 in the deot
during the month OF June was an
nounced today by the treasury.
At the same time the treasury an
nounced that the fnal figures OF govern
men, receipts and expenditures Tor the
rast fiscal year revealed surpius ot
s314.00o,0oo.
The total ordinary receipts OF ths
government for the fiscal year 10s
amounted tr S4,1o9.00o.ooo. compares
with s5.G@5."uo.o0O the previous yeL
while the total expenditures charYeaois
against ordinary receipts amounted to
sS.79s. coo .0"n as against $b.63S.o9o'oVs
during 1921
when the budget was submitted last
December" the treasury stated. me
estimate indicated a deficit for 1871
amounting to so4.4SS.7o3 and the better
showing which has been made results
from a combination of several factors.
Aggregate receipts for the year were
about $4,000. 900 greater that origin
alIv estimated. Customs receipts proved
IN be larger than for any previous
escaI year in the history OF the govern
ment. and amounted to s3S6.443,3s1.lt
as compared with the estimate Oh s.ie'-
0o0. 600. Internal revenue receipts
amounted to 213.25S.2S6.I'. or almost
exactly the estimated s3.o14,5oo."oe
Miscellaneous revenues. n u d J 3
Panama Canal tolls. amounted to 1883.
io7.506.o7 as compared with an esu.
mated s17S,953,663. the difference being
due chiefly 10 increased realization on
property and securities and the sale OF
about $4,000, 900 of federal land pank
bonds owned by the government. 1otai
cxpenditures on the other hand wers
almost 5000. 100000 less than the est'
mates given last December in the quo.
get. due largely to decreased sxpsnoi.
lures on account Of the railroads ana
to Unexpectedly largo realization upon
railroad obligations held by the Iov.
ernment, including particularly equip
ment trust notes.
The total gross debt Of the UnitsA
States on June 30 amounted TO va.
963. 100000 compared with $23.1aS,ooo.'
900 on May 81. with S23.sT7.ooo.o0 on
June 80. 1921. and with s26.6ss.ooo.oe0
on August 81. when tho war debt was
at It's peak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
Wins Farm In
Crap Game; Now
He's Struck Oil

Springfield. O., July S.-Sorgeant GUS
raye Reisig. OF Camp Dix, y. j., arrived
here to-day comparatively a rich man.
OIL has been discovered on his Texas
farm. won in a crap game nine years
ago. "Of course will he square with
the boys that helped me TO get 1t. said
Sergeant Rcisig to-day. I Will keep
about one-fifth, the rest will go to the
others"
Next March ReisiE Will have com
nInted thirty years of army service. when
he will he retired. He then expects 10
devote ihsI time to his oil interests
when | won that farm near Houston
Texas. tucked the deed IN my pocket
and practically forgot about It, he SAID
Il kept paying the taxes and leased tne
land heard nothing about the lease
rntiI last week was out fishing When
/ was sent for and told about the Oil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04

President Warren Harding and party CROWDED nouf
in Wheeling Yesterday Met the s bridge by Mayor Inone
and Chief Of Police Frazier and later by rcpresen'a'e
DENTAL partv came direct the Windsor hotel arriving at
After eating luncheon President and Mrs Harding ana
Pershng held brief reception the second 1oof OF e
and left for Marion Ohio at 2:43. -, :. ~.
Both the President and Mrs Harding were apparently IN ne
best of and obviously enjoyed their visit Ihy were
an almost continuous ovation from the time they crossed the a
line at West Alexander until they escorted by "heng ana
state police across the line at the Bridgeport bridge .
Owing to arrival impossible for the President 70
the urgent invitation Of the Rotary club to make an
Tho nondav luncheon service charge of the party
s been given there to be no interviews put
both President Mrs Harding cancelled this and talked coruay
although necessarily briefly to rcpreentavcs OF c hNpapet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
FOUR PROBES
OF DISASTER
s DEAD, IS. INJURED
IN READING WRECK
Aged Towerman Who Set the
Switch Wrong Is
Very Ill.

w,nslow Junction. n. j., July g
Thorough invcsti tigation from four
sources was under way tonight 10 place
the responsibility for the wreck OF d
Philadelphia and Reading railway tra'h
shortly after midnight last night which
cost the lives Of six persons ana IN
iuries to more than 65 others.
Resides the Investigation being CON
Quoted by the railroad company. otherH
we're being made by thci county ana
states authorities and by the interstate
commerce commission.
The wrecked train was the M 'dnight
rier" which left Camden at ll:4o =. IN
and vas due at Atlantic city at 100
n m. The smash occurred on tho Cap"
wildwood branch. when the train
moving at full speed ran into switch
leading off fro mthe main line 10 inc
cane May branch. The engine tailed I"
hold the rails on the curve, catapultinE
down an embankment. taking with II
all of the six cars II drew
The dead are:
walter Wescott. Gloucester, y. j.
engineer
William T. zoudcr, Atlantic City
fireman.
Ios.ph Dilasuco. shoemaker. Pleasant
willie.
John T.. Lineham. Philadelphia.
r \ Zelden. Negro Philadelphia.
Francis Corbett, Philadelphia.
switch Open by Mistake.
Tho Cap May switch had been opened
nv mistake and John Dcwalt, siTty-ycar-
old towerman at WinsIow Junction is
under surveillance by state police. lie
has taken To his bed at his home i"
Hammonton. where state trooper re
mained with him.
In explaining tho apparent cause OF
the switch being open, charles II.
Ewing, vice president Of the Reading
railway Company IN charge OF opera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
TAKE SENIORITY
FROM STRIKERS,
IS NEW MOVE
STRIKE THE Shipments
NAMES OFF PAYROLL
New York Managers Also Re-
fuse to Recognize Crafts
On Strike.

New York. July 3.-The railway man
a-.~s' association NJ Now York an
rounCcd after meeting late today a
decision to take the names Of all strlk-
ing shonmcn from payrolls Of eastern
roads entering this city. thereby de-
rrivinE them Of their seniority rating.
theTho action follows the declaration or
the railroad labor board outlawing the
strikers.
T.. NJ. Rine. chairman Of the associa-
tion In making the announcement said
the mana gers also had agreed To re-
fuse further 10 recognize the unions
now on strike. New unions Will be
formed among men employed TO replace
tho strikers ne said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
GUARD SHOT AND COAL DUMPED
BY BIC MOB At UN|0NT0WN, D.

,hres deputies went to tn!ontown' ana
wers followed later by the 'shesih,
coroner Hardesty and several ouner
denutiss. After the departure OF the
second marty, a telephone message was
recetved from the first three SaFihs
that they had reached Unionto"n an"
that all was quiet there. the Crap.
ennlc mine. however. is Iocatch ap'u'
one and one-half miles from uh'oh-
town.
Second Unontown Disturbance
Great difficulty VAS experienced !"
communicative with lniontown 'aS'
might. owing 20 the fact that astorm
in that diStric, yesterday afternoon Put
mast of the telephone lines out OF
order. From another source IN Union
town. |, vas stated that the name OF
the wounded man was Ernest Parker
instead Of Wary Myers, but the report
tina. II vas Myers came direct from the
mine office. ,
This Is the second serious disturbance
at I'niontowr. guards and striking
miners having engaged in gun duel
,hera some three weeks aso. at the
Catherine mine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
JEALOUSY PROMPTS
TRIPLE SHOOTING

Cincinnati. July 3.-William Dean. 81
years old. OF Detroit Mich. after ser
iously woundug Scott Bredwell. 80. and
attempting I" shoot his divorced wife.
Mrs. Anna Dean. 30. at the woman's
home here today, sent Il bullet into his
own brain Bredwell was shot times
and rs said tn he in critical condi-
tion.
The shooting is believed to have been
caused hv jealousy Mrs. Dean came to
Cincinnati last December with one Of
her three children. after having OBJ
faincd 4 divorce from Dean. She had
been warned few minutes before
Deans arrival At hcr home, that he was
on his way TO cincinnati To fulfill a
threat to do her harm. Rrcdweil lives
n a room adjoining that Of Mrs Dean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
TRACK men TO PEN
FOR SHER|FF'S DEATH
Seventeen Sentenced to Terms Ranging
from One Year to Life.

Quincy. III. July 3.-Sevontccn for
mer track lahc:ers Of the 20 accused
of murder IN connection with he slay.
ing OF Sheriff Edward LaShhrook nf
Schuyler county. were sentenced 10
serve the term for manslaughtcr-oua
year To life--in court here today. They
were found guilty Saturday night
Ten men were granted new trials and
TWO freed Of the i.aShhrnnk murde"
charge. Murder chGr"os stand against
I'll OF them. however, in connection with
,he Staying Of two deputy Sheriffs.
The killings occurred at Frch""icks.
III. on April 2k. when the sheriff ana
his men approached IN" car s',aut;cS Of
he lahorerS In an effort to protec:
them from attacks Of another group Of
mon who had been threatening them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
PRESIDENT HARDING SPENDS.
CROWDED HOUR IN WHEELING

lead OF THE NATION IS MET OUT PIKE BY COM.
MITTEEs, LUNCHES AT WINDSOR AMI
LEAVES FOR ON-CONTINUOUs oyA.
TION-BOTH PRESIDENT AND MRS HARDlNS
APPARENTLY IN BEST OF HEALTH AND EN-.
JOYING TRIP - GREET OLD AND NEW
EpIENns sCORD1ALLY-GENERAL PERsH1NG
GETS WARM WELCOME-ELABORATE PRE-
CAUTIONS BY STATE, COUNTY AND CITY
INFORMAL RECEPTION PRECEDEs DE.
PARTURE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
rairnont Report.

Falrnont W. Va. July 3.-There Is
little change IN the railroad shop crafts
strike in this section to-day. Every
Thing is quiet The Baltimore & Ohio
railroad had made no attempt to reploce
the men who went out II Is said thar
A number Of furencu and other officials
not touched b! III" strike order are help
,ng ou, in keciI' :; the running stock In
shane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
At ParrerRburR.

Parkersburg. ". Va. 3.-Few u any
changes in the local railroad strike stu
a ton can be seen to-day. Railroad Off
Gals stated this morning that "passen-
ger trains are moving regularly ana
freight trains are moving nicely" The
striking employees met in their head
quarters this morning but union Off
cials had little TO say on the strike. They
state that the strike Is 100 per cent
every member OF he striking organiza-
tions participating in the walkout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
DEMPSEY MAY MEET
MISkE Or MIEHAN

oklahoma Ci',. Okla. Judy 5.-Ja"E
r,c,rosey vino cam" here t"da! from
New York for Z, f"ur-r"und h"uu tontSh'
with Andre anderson - Chicago. may
hyht Miske. or M""han. his manager.
Jack KearnS, said.
rrre winner Of The Mi>ke -Mceh.'n uGNt
p.rs tonight : practically certain o. 4
match at Christmas
kearns said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
Turn Attention From shopmen.

chicago. July .3.-With striking shop
mon formally branded by the United
States Railroad Labor Board as out
laws" the board tonight directed its
efforts toward prevention Of AN "N-
tvnSiun of tho walkout to some 100000
maintenance" Of way men.
Following = meeting Of the executive
council cf Ia, United brotherhood of
Maintenance nf Way Employees and
Hallway shop l.aborcrs In Detroit to-
day Z canvass a strike vote 1t was
laid tho threatened walkout would be
hold up pending a conference with tho
.abnr Board in Chicago at ton 4. m. to-
morrow.
Numbers of IN" hoard expressed
,rrnug hopes tonight that tho confer
CnCC would avert walkout They
declared that the only question at issue
was "ro of wages and that thcway
already had been opened for recon
struction OF wage reductions which
went into effect on July !. simultan-
,ously with the shopmcns 5 waukOut. Al
that time. Ben W. Hooper. chairman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
GONPER5 DENOuNCES OUTLAW|NC
OF THE STRIKING RAIL SHOPNEN
100000 RUBLES IS
POSTAGE ON LETTER

Cincinnati. o. July 3.-A postage
charge OF 100000 Russian rubleS was
made TO send a letter from Ragachow-
" oil. Russia. To Abe riwen of this CITY,
An envelope. rle size Of newspaper
sheet. was required to carry the stamps
The value OF the 200o0 rubles was
about Is cents In American money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
LIQUOR SMUGGLING
SEAPLANE SEIZED

Portland. Maine. July 3.-A seaplane
forced to land last Friday evening a.
Ionesport. had 200 quarts OF "n'sNeS
aboard which were To nave ..
livered 10 n motorooat NJ ',a.i
>;f,een miles east Of the en-
80. 80 - mis- harbor. Sheriff Graham
Ia !. 1odav The TWO occupants OF the
n,ane we're arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
Revise Strike Report

Chambersburg, Pa. July S.-ReVlseo
figures OF the Cumberland valley diVi-
sion OF the Pennsylvania railroad to-
day showed 12S TO +l9 shopmen on the
payroll did not report for work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
Elaborate Precautions.

Elaborate preparations had been mads
by state. county and city to insure ohs
safety OF the president while In west
virginia. No unfortunate incident wa
anticipated. but the officers TOOK no
chances whatever. A detail OF suW
police was instructed from Charleston
10 meet the president at the fennsyNx
MIA state fine and stay Eith him unrsi
no reached the Ohio border. The mem
hcrs nf the escort were: Lieutenant
I.cL Kings, in command: Sergeant
Ruth. Corporal Ar3ogast. Pr:Vatos
t'hipps, Thornton. B"yles. Martin an"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
RYAN ourPo1Nrs o'poWp.

Indianapolis. Ind. July "'--lofn.nI
p, ~ NcKeesport. Pa. outrointcd
Eddie o'powd. OF Columbus. ONO IN
,cn rounds tonight m the opin,En o.
sorts CO.. writer's. The boxers are hah's''-
WEIGHTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
MAINTENANCE Of WAY STRIKE
ACTION DEFERRED FOR A DAY

IuS the strike machinery. They have
been invited 10 confer with the L. s.
Railroad Labor Board and have accept
cd the invitation. The meeting will
take place in Chicago tomorrow"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
EDITOR HARDEN
IS ASSAULTED
Noted German Publicist At
tacked-Arrest The
Assailants.

Berlin, July 5.-(By The Associated
Press) Two men attacked Macmillan
Harden. editor and political writer near
his home in the Gruncwald. suburb
nC Rcrlin today. He was taken uncon-
scious IN the house where he was found
:, br suffering from 1--WE wounds in
tho head.
TIE assailants were arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04

Tho attempt on the life Of Maximilian
Harden. one of the most noted European
ruhllcists. comes just a little more than
A. week after the assassination Of
Walter Rathenau, the German foreign
secretary which took place in the
t;ruunwald.
Herr Harden. n tho course OF the
war published many striking articles in
his newspaper Die Zukunft mostly de-
nuuncine The policy Of the German gov
crnmcnt. He frequently aroused the
,r" of the imperial authorities by his
statements and in July 1917 his pub
liratiuns was suppressed for tho re-
mainder Of the war.
In one Of his articles that attracted
much attention he euologized President
Wilson; in another he appealed for
German democracy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04

Besides the mayor and chlet OF
police, the reception committee that
went out the pike to meet the cnief
executive and escort him to the city
contained President 4. c. Stifel and
n. r. Corcoran OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. President Jasper Baum OF the
Rotary club, President c. H. Watkins
and J. NJ. Hendrix. Walter q. Sadiet,
George Hastings and J. r. Moss OK the
Lions club, and Hon. ]. G. Hearne ana
DR.. O. w. Burdats OF the kiwants cicn.
Having IN mind the fact tina; the
nrasident Is a charter member OF the
KIwanis club of Marion. the kiwanians
presented him with beartiiul SIN
American flag. Mrs. Harding with
bunch Of American Beauty roses ana
each auto in the "arty with poS o.
Wheeling Stogi"S ON meeting Manager
Corcoran of the chamber ot comncrcs:
the president a*hcd for a S;oStc. snh
w,. given nl, that NJ. rnrroran had IN
his pockci. Nay"" 'rhnncr HaS trnne-
diately invited T.: i'rcstden; and Art
Harding n ride Io ;hc c!:y with them
and did so.
Resides Tic President and Mrs. ltard-
Ing. tho rariy. consisted 81 Gen. John4 =.
'rershi;t;. Er'g Gen AID Mr'. Charles o.
Dawes Brig Cor. sud Mrs. Charles
Sawyer and Ny. md Mrs. Heor 20
Christian Genera Dawes * d'rcc or
OF the federal bulge. General S"wrer
Ia the presidents rhy"ic'2H 51i W.
Christian Is his nriNa,e Sccret1r%. inS
party was accompanied by numerohS
secret service men and newspaper cor
respondents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
uEArHER FORECAST.

West virginia, Ohio ana
vania-Fatr with mooeraeo
r.nesday. wednesday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
FLOOD TIES Up
B. { O. DIVISION
Train Service From Ravens
wood to Spencer De- ,
moralized.

Charleston. W. Va. July S.-Many
thousands Of dollars worth Of property
was destroyed to-day and late Sunday
by floods which swept jackson ana
Koane counties, according to advices re-
ccived here by railroad officials and
private citizens.
Train service from Ravenswood, on
the Ohio river. 10 Spencer, Roane coun-
,y. is completely demoralized. More than
! 200 feet of the branch line OF tho B. d
O railroad which operates between these
two points, was washed away.
Practically all the creeks and runs
their banks, telephonic In
formation said. TWO houses we're wash
cd away on Turner's run and others
were said 10 have been demolished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
Wheeling To Have
"Cloriious Fourth"

City to Celebrate Birthday Of
Nation In Fitting Manner
Principal Event Will Be the
Mammoth Outdoor Picnic
And Celebration On Fair
Grounds-Athletic Events,
Basket Dinner and Fire
Grounds In Fine
, Shape For Big Event.