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BROOKS. To The e,, memory Of ALBERT
RAYMOND BROOKS. who died two years
ago today. February IL. 1925. son of
Alex. II. and Emma f.. Brooks and loving
husband OF Pearl j. Brooks.
Rest in peace,
THE FAMILY. .
BROWN. An expression. of love in memory
of devoted husband And father. HENRY
!. BROWN. who died February 10. 1914
THE FAMILY. .
CLEARLY. The anniversary mass sacred to
the memory of EDWARD NJ. CLEARY.
dearly beloved husband OF Eugonia Stone
Clearly. was said today. Saturday, Febru-
ary ~, 1877. at 10 am, in the Roman
Catholc Church of the Nativity, Bright
weed. D. G..
Eternal rest grant to him Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon him
MRS. EDWARD NJ CLEARY. !.
DAVIS. Sacred TO the memory OF a devot
ed daughter loving sister and a mothers
faithful companion. MAMIE GUINNETTE
y 8. DAVIS. who departed this life nineteen
years ago today February 10. 1908.
What lie home without our loved one?
Some day we hope to meet thee III the
everlasting home.
Where parting will he no more.
Sweeter memories of YOU as the days go
HER L0vvliNG, MOTHER. SARAH E. -pA-
VS., AND BROTHER GEORGE sYLs
vEHTER DAVIS
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The Cedarhurst Citizens Associa-
ton will give a dance, $50 o'clock
pm. at the Concord Club, ga G street.
There will be an illustrated lecture
and entertainment, 100 o'clock, at the
Mount Pleasant M. f. Church South.
DIR. Daniel Fl. Kress will lecture, Miss
Mary p. Erwin will speak and the
Mount Pleasant l.. T. l.. will give a
play. Troop ia, Boy Scouts, will give
a demonstration. Admission free.
Public invited
The College Fraternity of Phi Kappa
Psi will give a banquet celebrating
the seventy-fifth anniversary of the
founding OF the fraternity, 7:45 o'clock,
at the Carlton Hotel.
Charles Edward Russell will deliver
an address on China and Nicaragua,
s o'clock, at the League for the Larger
Life headquarters, 1923 X street.
The LIN Building, Government Ho-
tells, will give a dance, $50 o'clock, in
Recreation Hall.
The Delaware State Society will
hold it's annual dinner and dance. Z
o'clock, at the Raleigh Hotel. Repre-
sentative Houston. president of the
society, will be POSTMASTER.
Electa Chapter, No. 2, o. X. S., will
have a turkey dinner and colonial
bazaar at Scottish Rite Cathedral,
Third and 6 street.
FUTURE.
Mu Sigma Tau Fraternity will give
a dance, Monday at L'Aigion salons.
The Newcomers Club will have a
luncheon meeting Monday. 1890 pm,
at the Hotel La Fayette. James r.
Schick, of the Real Estate Board, will
speak of Real Estate Outlook for
Washington.
The Brotherhood has invited the Sis
terhood and the alumni to an enter
tainment to be given in the vestry
room of the Eighth Street Temple,
Wednesday evening.
The Hubbard Raymond Home and
School Association will meet Monday
night at s o'clock in Hubbard School.
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes will be the
speaker.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
George ]. and Marg aret Curtis, boy.
Powell and Mary NJ. Drumheller. girl.
William and Edna NJ. Wells. girls
''C Charles C. and Title Gillikin. boy
5 haFqd { and AND s Mande grip P0s
Clifton and Bertha Hollis. boy
Brian W. and Edna Donovan. boy,
Albert " and Catherine Brand. glrl.
RaTrS and snf An nrs B. fsm rerr Boy e,f'
Jose and Dorothy Tercero. girl.
Edwa ard o. and Eva Clark. girl.
John s. and Mary Cannon. boy.
Bruce G. and Catherine Mackey. girl.
George III. and Sue Noble. boy
5a smss 1 a and N Nelile woe Wood boy Boy
John j. and Nellie Talcott.. boy.
Charles and Gertrude Brendier. boy.
Jack S. and Sarah f. Cohen. boy.
Thomas r.. and Lola J Henry. boy.
Max } and Alhertina Dex, boy.
Spencer II. and Pattie f, Nutwell boy
Clarence It. and Flora K. Ellis, girl.
Charles J. and Bessie Weidman, boy
John F. and Marie Victory, boy.
Glaren,ce and A He M Mctinrk R,r boy how
Howard and Beatrice Herbert girl.
Dewey and Viola Davis. girl.
Edward and Belle Berry, boy.
John and Eva Adams. boy.
Leon and Anna Echols, boy.
Wayne and Ossie Redmond girl.
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ASIIBf. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to- our relatives and friends fot
their. kind expressions Of sympathy, ard
floral tributes at the death of our beloved
mother. AGNES ASHBY.
THE FAMILY.
LUSBY. We wish to thank our very many
friends and relatives for the beautifui
horal tributes and the many kindnesses
extended to us in the death of our dear
husband and father
MRS. SANTA A. LUsBY AND FAMILY, .
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FOUND.

BhINDLE BULL. female Apply Wash.
Animal Rescue League. $40 Md ave .w'
BULL TERRIER. male large tan and white
ears clipped very short. Apply Wash
animal Rescue League. $40 Md ave. sw.
LEV ELLYN SETTER. male Apply Wash
ington Animal Rescue League, $40 Maryland
POODLE. male. white legs partly clinned
MMS a., WASH. Animal Rescue League. $40
PUDDLE. male. all black. Apply Washing
Ton ANIMAL Rescue League $40 MarvIand
SPI1A, male. white. large size Apnlv Wash
iIngIon Animal Rescue League. $40 Mary.
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On Friday February Is. 1927.
MAX STEARMAN. aged 81 years. beloved
father of John Stearman of New York
CITY. David Stearman of WASHINGTON ID
G.. and Mrs. Morris schlossberg Of BaIfi-
more; Nd. He is also survived by i3
grandchildren and Ia great-grandchi idran
Funeral from the chapel of Bernard Dan.
Zansky. 1901 18th st. NV. on SUNDAY
February 90 at 1890 am 80 =
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Friday. ,Fehruary is. 1927. at his residencse
TIoa Vermont ave. NV, BENJAMIN
IURNER, beloved husband of IVdia
Iurner He leaves to mourn their loss one
ddanghter. four brothers and three sisters
Funeral services will he held SUNDAY Essh
ruary 20, at his late residence Intar-
nlent In Syotsylyania County. va. Rela.
ttNco anu IF4SIluS invited.
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COLLIE. brown. female. wearing harness
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COLLIE c6,1a. black. brass studded black leather
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oIhiNG IMITATION GRADED PEARLS
proban,y between California and PHELPS sts
Telenhone North 1928 'e"''u'
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SNAIL GOLD WATCH hunting case We'd.
nesday Feb. Is. between 80 and / nm
near car stop. near Liberty Loan Annex The
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Win lnltais j 6; on back. also a diamond
ring attached to the watch ribbon: February
b ptn III elevator. or between Veterans
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The Delaware State Society will
hold it's annual dinner and dance. Z
o'clock, at the Raleigh Hotel. Repre-
sentative Houston, president of the
society, will be POSTMASTER.
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WARREN. Departed this life Wednesday
res residence. so4 Rhode Island ave. Cd" WIS
HENRY WARREN. the devoted husband
q Mayme Warren. He leaves TO moI,r1
their loss two stepdaughters, three sisters
one brother and other relatives and
FRIENDS. Funeral from the vermont A 1t.s'
nue. Baptist Church Sunday Februarv 50
R a. Pm ~ in.erment at Hin TOP Nd.
Washington Co.'S parlors at ao53 Georr ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-19

The LIN Building, Government H0-
tells, will give dance. $50 o'clock, in
Recreation Hail.
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Charles Edward Russell will deliver
an address on China and Nicaragua,
s o'clock, at the League for the Larger
Life headquarters, 1923 X street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-19

The College Fraternity of Phi Kappa
Psi will give banquet celebrating
the seventy-fifth anniversary of the
founding of the fraternity, 7:45 o'clock,
at the Carlton Hotel
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Europe has a new Mouth Organ
League
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
The Cedarhurst Citizens AssOcia-
ton will give a dance, $50 o'clock
pm, at the Concord Club, 314 G street.
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Eiecta Chapter, No. 2, o. K. s., will
have a turkey dinner and colonial
bazaar at Scottish Rite Cathedral,
Third and G street.
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WILLIAMS. Thursday. February II. 1927
az Los Angeles, Calf HAZEL VII.
bdAMs tnee Wellsl. beloved wife Of
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ROBY. On Thursday. February II 1907
WILLIAM s.. beloved husband OF Lucretia
r. Robey. aged as years. Funeral services
al burtonsville md NJ E. Church an
Saturday. February 10. at 2 80 pm. In
torment Union Cemetery. Burtousvilie Nd.
Please omit flowers ia
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-or perhaps he knew definitely.
It was up to him, Luke Jefferies,
to proceed more carefully or per-
haps he would commit a fatal
mistake through contempt for the
enemy.
That evening .Tefferfes dined in
Gresham Place with Hadge Aid.
house, her brother, and Mary
Vickers. After dinner there was
music, Mary sang again, and It
was late before he left the house.
A cold, clear moon hung in the
sky and transformed the polished
West-end thoroughfare into rivers
Of placid reflection. The air was
soft and humid. There is some.
thing intensely fascinating to the
dreamer in the streets of a great
city, when the Jar and hustle of
traffic has ceased and only the
policeman, the revelIer and the
unfortunate are abroad.
ALI For Love @
Jefteries walked along, his steps
resounding and seeming to lose
themselves in the -obscurity
above. Two men were washing
down the road with a hose, and
Jefferies stood for a time, watch.
ing them at their work.
He was in the mood to take an
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called upon to give an oral COM
position and she glibly recounted
the interesting experiences of the
day before.
Elaine, has the reputation among
her classmates and teachers of
being wonderfully wel1-informed.
They think she Is exceptionally
bright and she floats along
through her school life with the
assurance that a good reputation
affords.
AS a matter Of fact, she is no
more brilliant than her little friend
Beatrice Leigh. The difference is
that the Trentons have the pa.
thence and the inclination to tell
her whatever she wishes to know
and the Leighs imagine they
haven't the time to be bothered
with childish prattle.
There is so much that q father
can teach his young son or his
little daughter, and so much in.
formation that q mother can give
to her children A little boy who
goes about with his father and
who shares his attention always
has the advantage over other
boys.
The knowledge that children
gather in this. way comes so grad.
ually that neither they nor the
parents realize how much it sums
up, during the years. And it
means a lot in the life Of boys or
girls.
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kicked the lift.man's feet from
under him and, plucked him from
the ground; then stepping back
and holding the man as a shield
he thrust the writing body hard
against the lift gates. The man
he held screamed with pain. and
Jefferies laughed savagely at the
sound.
Still, the sallow-faced mans
foot was in the crevice, and slow.
~, despite Jefferies' efforts, the
lift gate began to open. Inch by
inch the steel lattice.work was
sliding back, and ut came to JET.
ferris with kind OF dispassionate
clarity that he was caught here
in this box of a lift, and was
likely to meet his end. There
was no time to get the iift.key
from the man he held before him.
no time to do anything but hold
on grimly to that slowly opening
gate
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dered sugar. ME- with cream
chill and serve.
49,
Place . small serving Of any
jam-scme kind Of berry is incest
in g sherbet glass and serve
with cream.
Slice an orange in q sherbet
glass and serve with a little
honey or Juice from canned pine
apple, q dash OF. orange mar.
malade, alcherry and q sprink.
ling OF cocoanut.
Preserved figs with cream are
the quickest, richest and quite the
INCEST dessert possible.
49,
Ice cream with real maple syrup
or q butterscotch sauce in de.
, lieious.
Hot biscuit for short cake-Use
one.hah cup flour, one teaspoon
baking powder, one.half teaspoon
salt and one tablespoon shorten
ing cut into the flour. Moisten
with just enough milk 70 make
soft dough. Bake in creased muf.
fin or petit four pans.
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F A N CIES

Achieving Distinction in the field
Of sports styles, many Of the
sheer. novelty weave. zephyr and
silk mixed sweaters have metallic
effects woven in horizontal body
stripes, neckbands, and cuffs.
Open. or closed collars, v or.
square necklines. offer an. infinite
variety as do the odd color combi-
nations Of these smart sweaters,
that specially feature the soft
pastel shades sponsored by Paris.
Every Dog Having Its Day Is
an old adage, but this spring tai.
feta will have its vogue both night
and day, according to Partisan
stylists. With stripes, checks and
other designs this fabric will be
as popular for daytime wear as
will Its plain version, in pastel
shades, for evening.
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By Hannah Wing

TRIM a bunch OF celery, shred
\ finely. place in a style salad
bowl, season with salt, pepper and
a tablespoon each of oil and vim
egar and add several sprigs Of
water cress.
Lay stalks of endivee in a salad
dish and cut small pieces Of shat.
lot over them. Toss lightly in
French dressing and sprinkle with
tarragon leaves.
xkA
Rub a salad bowl with a new.
onion. Place crisp leaves of no.
maine in 1t. Make a dressing of
one hardboiled egg mashed as
finely as possible with fork, a
little paprika, salt, mustard,
chopped olives and one tablespoon
OF oil and one Of vinegar. Add to
the romaine, toss and serve.
Dice tart apple land q sweet
Bermuda onion, mix with mayon-
naise. or boiled dressing.
Mash an ounce Of Roquefort
cheese In a bowl with a table
spoon each Of oil and vinegar and
q dash of salt. Spread over
chilled stalks Of endive and
sprinkle with paprika.
=
Dress water cress with French
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NOlD Go On With The Story.

st'TlHEY may buy it now, especl.
ally If they learn that other
people consider 1t worth pur-
chasing
Carnifex stopped dead. His face
was. very white. but his eyes
smouldered like hot Goals. The
man was shaking with the depths
Of his emotions.
The Threat
Listen to me-. he said, in a
voice scarcely above a whisper.
III I thought you would sell this
secret to anyone besides ourselves,
I would kill you now, without a
moments hesitation
He glared at Jefferies and JEFF
ferries, looking steadily back at
him, saw that the other meant
precisely what he said.
Carnifex turned abruptly, and
strobe away across the park. JEFF
ferries sauntered on. His pace
was unhurried, but he was think.
ing rapidly. Actually 1t had not
been his intention to call upon
Curwen Brown, and now he won
deled whether he had made
mistake in deceiving Carnifex.
The Austrian appeared to suspect
that he had seen Curwen Brown
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interest in anything. however trlv-
ial, He longed for some Interrupt
ton to the steady current OF his
thoughts. In his brain there ran.
perpetually the one idea, that for
the second time in his life, he had
fallen in love with a woman he
could not have.
Such was the fact that rose and
confronted him, however much he
tried to avoid 1t. 1t was true
he loved Mary Vickers. He, the
discredited barrister, the penniless
outcast. plucked from the streets
by an ironic Providence, he who
was dependent for his every
penny upon the chance extremity
Of this girls father. he had al
lowed himself to fall in love!
Love was a luxury that only those
rich in life's treasures could af-
ford. He cursed himself for q
fool.
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The struggle was ali the mora
sinister in that II was carried on
in absolute silence. Except for
the lift.man's scream Of pain,
there had been scarcely 4 sound.
Luke Jefferies' brain was work
ing at top speed and with ! con.
centrated clearness. It was obvi-
GUS, he could not hold the gate for
long and his strength was rapidly
going with the effort. Again, he
changed his tactics.
With a swift movement that
surprised his attackers he jumped
away from the gate, and immedi.
ately. with the weight of many
men on 1t. the steel lattice-work
swung back. Three Of the attack
ing party fell to their knees, and In
that moment, Luke Jefferies, with
q shout. Ieaped into the middle Of
them.
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
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whistle. and a rush Of feet. Half
a dozen men emerged from a
stone.flagged corridor that led
to the wiTie-cellars of the Helles-
pont Hotel.
With that whistle Luke JET.
ferries threw off the burden of his
thoughts and awoke to action.
One long arm shot out and seized
the lift-attendant. holding him in
grip Of steel. At the same time
Jefferies tried to close the lift
gates. but he was too late: a big
sailow'faced man had thrust his
foot in the aperture.
The Attack
Through the interstices of the
lift gate another man thrust at
Jefferies' face with knife whilst
others pressed behind him seeking
an opening for attack.
Jefferies changed his tactics.
With a sudden movement he
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HOUSEHOLD
HINTS

A, delicious salad can be very
quickly and simply made as fol.
lows: Take a small bunch Of
radishes, a medium sized cucum.
Der, some salad oil, and vinegar.
Prepare a dressing by mixing
equal parts of oil and vinegar,
adding to it a little mustard pow
der and pepper. Cut the radishes
into very thin slices. Put these
into a basin. sprinkle salt over
them, allow to stand for five or
six hours. Cut the cucumber
thinly, take out the slices of
radish, mix together and pour
dressing over.
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PROTECTING
SHADOWS
DY letting their horses Craze.
Id S... -,

DY letting their horses Craze,
y dismounting and hiding in
the shadows Of the beasts, a troop
OF cavalrymn successfully es.
capped detection by airmen dur.
ing test at the Fort Riley cav.
airy school. says Popular. Me-
chanics Magazine.
The country near by was q
stock-raising region So that the
presence Of a number of horses
in one field did not attract atten.
ton and the animals were permit
ted to wander at their will so that
the irregular formation deceived
the observers in the plane. Blan.
kets, saddles and other equipment
blended with the color Of the
horses so that they were not no.
ticed. The ruse was the idea of
the commander.
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Salient Facts

Many modern words and figures
OF speech are based upon the de.
vouring of food. The word mag"
originally meant to gnaw or NIB
bic; fret" meant to eat or devour;
"remorse" meant to bite, and
worry" to strange.
The Petrol, (which obtains its
food by seeming to run on the
surface Of the sea, is named for
Saint Peter. who, through faith,
tried to walk on the Sea Of Cali
lee. 81
The latest evolution IN the line
Of fancy singing birds Is a pure
white canary, not an albino.
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By L. Lamar Matthews

ENOR the first time in her life
j. Elaine Trenton was crossing
the river on a ferry. Her mother,
father and some friends were
driving over parts of the beauti-
full country along the Hudson
River and the child was eagerly
watching every new sight that
presented itself. When the car was
driven upon the boat Elaine's
eyes danced with excitement.
There were lot OF things she
wanted to know about that river
crossing, too. She wanted to know
why all those cars wouldn't sink
the ferryboat. She wanted to
know why they didn't sail straight
across the river to the New Jersey
side, instead of going so far down
stream before landing. She asked
questions about the freight barges
that she saw along the banks and
about the small sail boats that
went tipping thu ugh the waves.
And her father or mother
quietly answered all of her ques-
tons. Furthermore, they an.
swered her as though she de-
served as much consideration as
anybody, else in the party. And
she did; in as much as she never
Interrupted the adults CONVEX
gation. waiting instead for an
opportune moment to make her
Inquiries.
In the same car sat another
child, of the same age Beatrice
Leigh. Beatrice wanted to know
things, too; but every time she
opened her mouth to ask ques.
ton, her mother or her father
told. her to keep quiet They had
been taught that children should
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It was very late when he en-.
tered the Hellespont Hotel. The
long Railways and corridors were
empty; the lights were dim, and
the many mirrors reflected
score Of Jefferies as he walked
modify towards the lift.
He entered the elevator and in.
dicated the floor he required, and
as he did so he noted absently
that the attendant was man he
had not seen before.
The man closed the gates with
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a snap, and then. to Jefferies' sur.
prise. the lift, instead OF rising,
dropped swiftly downwards.
Thinking a. mistake had oc-
CURED, Jefferies glanced at the
attendant beside him, and then
as he noted the mans expression
Luke Jefferies became alert and
ready.
The lift shot past three base
ment floors and came to rest,
while the attendant unlocked the
lift gates. There came q soft
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AnsUer a ChiId;s Queries

be seer. and not heard" and they
believed it.
Elaine received the explanations
in words and phrases that she
could understand. So the pleas
ant ride developed into a bit of
education for her. The informa-
ton that she acquired stuck in
her mind, for the reason that the
facts were given her during mo.
ments of tense interest.
Next day in school Elaine was
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Thrills Abound in This Pulse Tingling
Serial Of international Intrigue
and Romantic Love
Read This First !.

Luke Jei1erles walking dscOnsOatey
e n mary Hcss an aEIad young l IN evening dress
% Wn ne can enfrg mission He explains that Abraham Steel
q nS%frsa 81 sndste seeking the formula vicker trying
ass a ne dss he Tsrs him against onsieur Carnex whom
Ssisr'ss meets her and her brother Jack Endsby They
S NIUE Ses showing him how to protect himself Crnifex
s sc terms . ne viii never leave che house alive Jif to
Ssrsss MIN back to the house Later in the evening Steel
ueteO Du manages breath
papers who killed
dying inventor impaired his secret to Jeffer -
NOW Go On With The StOru.