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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
They Were Small
But MOI Inhibited
Capacity for hoyoe
Not Measured by Age

Three small Lakeville boys
who didn't want Romeo police
officers 20 under estimate their
ability 10 do damage - were
taken 10 the Oakland county iu-
venile home Sunday after they
had caused approXim " ST.
900 worth Of damage TO the
Butts Point cottage Of George
Hartness on Lakevillc Lake
The boys found five gallons
of white paint and proceeded to
Splatter II throJgho the cot
tage - on walls. furniture, rugs
and even the fling They cut
the sheets and blankets into
shredS, broke lamps and furni-
ture. spres q the groceries
around the house, painted the
pump. and made their spree
complete by thrown the re-
main of the paint against the
outside of the cottage.
Although the thre boys still
had paint in their hair as proof
OF their guilt. their parents re-
fused at first to believe that such
small children could do so much
damage. "Oh yes we did eN-
claimed one OF the three
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Richmond

The local Rotary Club viii
sponsor the third blood bank for
Richmond 10 be held Septcm-
Der 27.
The local Boy Scout troops
and the members Of the Rotary
club will hold wastepapcr-
pick up in this village on Thurs
day, August 10,
Mrs. O. F Banting and daueh-
ter Mary attended the u. OF NJ.
Opera "Hansel and Gretel' IN
the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre
in Ann Arbor on Friday eve
ming. Miss Barbara Picrson,
roommate Of Miss Banting at the
University the past year, sings
the part Of Hansel in the opera.
Mrs Herbert Zuehl and Mrs.
Herbert Stern Sr., were dele
gates from 81. Peters Lutheran
church TO the convention of Lu-
theran Women's auxiliary held
in Detroit in St Thomas parish
house on Friday. Mrs VIM.
Junke, Mrs. John Hahn and Mrs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

Albert Schmidt accompanied the
delegates.
Born on FRIDAY, August 6, to
Mr.. and Mrs Aftaur Rowley IN
ST Joseph's hospital, son, VIII
liam Arthur Mrs RoWley is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j..
Hartway Of Richmond. and
Rowley is the SON of William l..
RoWlcy, Richmond
Born Tuesday. August 10th TO
Mr.. and Mrs Don PrIcStap of
Flint a daughter Mrs PricStap
is the daughter of Ray Weeks Of
this village and Mr. PricStap is
the son of Mr. and Mrs Edward
PricStap also OF Richmond.
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lie-Deie(ior
Traps Suspect
Worren Man Held in
Attoek on Girl, s

Trapped by a lie-detector test,
Charles G.. Fsneuf, 25-year old
Warren township war plant
worker, today faced arraign-
ment in circuit court on morals
charges involving an eight year
old girl. He stood mute when ar
raigned Saturday morning be-
fore Justice OF the Peace Frank
r. Jeanette and had been COM
miited 10 the county jail in lieu
OF $500 bond.
According 10 Deputy Shcriffs
Richard DeKeterlsere and HUI
bert Rice. who had grilled Fen
euf for six days prior TO his con-
fession Friday night, the man
is single and makes his home at
8745 Chambers avenue, Van
Dyke, with an invalid father
for whose support he had been
deferred from the draft
According 10 DeKeterlsere,
who with Assistant Prosecutor
Fred Van Fletetrein and Rice,
accompanied Faneuf 10 the State
Police laboratories in East Lam
sing, the accused man had
sought 10 attack the eight year
old child on July 30 when he
encountered her, in company
with two other girls. aged five
and six, picking berries near
the Csrboloy plant on East
Eight Mile road.
Another man, picked up by
Rice and DeKetelaere immedi.
ately following the offense on a
description furnished by the
children, was released Friday.
He looked so much like Faneuf.
officers said, that he had fire.
quently been mistaken for his
brother although the two are not
related. II was al the innocent
mans suggestion of the similar
ity in their appearances that De-
Keletelaere and Rice were able
10 apprehend Faneuf, the Off
GERS said.
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Notices
INITEn STATES Ol AMERICA
~ IHL DISTRICT COURT OF THL
UNITID STATES tOR mn IASIIkN
DISTRICT Oi MltHlGAN
SOIIHIRN DIVISION

civil Docket no 1898
ORDER FIXING DATE or HEARING
United States uf America. Petitioner.
u.s. 100 50 acre, of bond u Harrison
Township Mac1mh County Michigan.
Thomas a Danahc.. e., al Defendants.
~ q session ui -7.d Court held iu the
Federal BWIdut Hi Woo tIfr ~ f'riinll'
Michigan. TINS -tra daF ~ July. a. d.
lg43.
Present Honorable Edward J. Monet.
United States Distinct Judge
I'm the above entitled cause the United
States of America having flied and pre-
scented Co The Court lts petition as COM
mcuvcmcui of judicial proceedings 10
take private property for the use and
benefit of the public a~ easement tul 10
ycaf, over certain lands ass described IN
The declaration ut taking iol aNgaiion
lights and for related military and war
purpose. and IL appCarirg 90 this Court
that said petition ls sufficient in form
and substance. upon the motion OF Char
lcs T. Duffy SPECIAL Assistant United
Statcs Attorney representing sald Pc
t1tr0UcT, II Is hereby ordered.
\ TAsi- er~effr ~ Rrac Clerk Of
this Court. be- and he hereby is, APP
pointed Guardian ad htcw for AN per
sons. ~ any. named "a. respondents in
ms. pCtuou ConCcrrluE whom 10 Is
known coy shall become known That they
are minors. insane persons on ncom-
pctcnt persons
- That ,hc Monitor Leader. ncWspa-
per published n Mdoomh County Mich
IGap. bciuc tho county DOB which the land
described 300 said petition ls located. and
100 The Eastern District Of Michigan, De
and u hereby Ih designated as the new -
paper Boo which CopN of TINS order shall
be published as provided hy law.
G That tbis proceedings be held open
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Receipts 544s.S7
Total s2s5 AZ
Vouchers paid 1927
Aug. ist-CaSh on hand Ss566.20
Bond and Interest Fund
i943
July ist-Cash on hand S65442 81
Receipts 2Oi2 o8
Aug. ist-CaSh on hand S67485. Is
HARRY S. DONALDSON.
Treasurer
On motion by Roland Nank, supported
by Harry Donaldson, the following bills
against the various funds were allowed:
GENERAL FIND
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MI. Clemens
Commission
Proceedings

August II l943
Commission Chamber
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Noorhies Ions. RYAN McNair. AttOf-
neSs. Penobseot BIDS. Detroit Mich.
Notice Of MortEAEe Foreclosure sale

MORTGAGE sALE-Dofault having been
made IA the conditions OF d certain mort
gaze made by WINiFRED "A SMILEY 20
JAMES SMITH Guardian OF sAMP-
son J SMITH minor dated the 18th
day OF April. A d 1884 and recorded IN
ne office % the Reeister of Deeds Tor
he County Of Macomb and state OF
Mlchigan on the cath day OF April a d
1884 IN Llber 222 OF MORTGAGES on PAGE
81 which mortgage IS nov owned oy
Sampson Smith he having reached his
claimed 20 be due 40 the date OF this
notice Tor principal and interest. az Ave
nrNpRRFb 'f FS6RT re- gm AND SIX" % 100 loo
ufl64l 40i DOLLARS. and an attorneys
Zee as provided by law, as provided for In
said mortgage. and no suit or proceedings
40 Law having been instituted 10 recover
the moneys secured by said mortgage. or
any part thereof. Notice Is Hereby Gwen.
That by virtue OF the power OF sale con-
tanned IN said mortgage. and the statute
IN such case made and provided on
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST.
ID 1913. at II 90 o'clock noon. Eastern
War Time. the undersigned Will, at the
westerly or Gratot street entrance 20 The
Court House IN the CITY OF Mt Clemens,
Michigan, that being the place where he
Circuit Court for thu County OF Macomb
IS held sell az public auction, 20 the high.
est bidder the premises described ~ said
mortgage or so much thereof as may be
necessary 70 pay the amount so as aiore-
said due on said morteaee with i've 90
per cent interest and all legal costs. to-
gether With said attorneys fee. 10 Wit:
The east three quarter t'al OF the north
east quarter "a OF the northwest quar-
ter a. OF Section sixteen 10, IN the
Township OF Shelby County OF Macomo.
State Of MiChigan
Dated May IS l9f1
SAMPSON j SMITH
MORTGAGE.
VOORHEES,, LONG RYAN and McNAIR,
for SaTnp on Smith,
PpUObSCCt Building,
Detroit Michigan.
MAY IL %, June /. 3 IS, - % July
3 10 90 u. August 8, 10
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NUEUot II IH4H
Commission Chamber
state OF Michigan
CITY OF Nj Clemens, IS
August H. 1913
Commission Chamber
Al q regular meeting OF The City Com
mission OF the City of Mount Clemens
held on 'hc above date there we're pres
cnt Mayor Westendorf and commissioners
IongstaN and DuBay. Absent Com
mlssiOncrs Breitmeycr and BTunccl.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved
Commissioner Longstaff- DuBay moved
that the report OF the Finance Commits
souer be accepted. and The Mayor and
CLERK be and they hereby are. authoriz-
cd and directed 20 issue warrants against
the several funds therein named, as fol-
lows.
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Charles p Irwin
Georgia Irwin
Thomas A Dsnshey
Bertha Anthony
EDWARD J. MONET.
United States District Judge
T. s District Court
Eastern District Of Michigan. So
hereby certify that the foregoing Is
true copy of the original on file IN
this court and cause
GEORGE NJ. READ,
Clerk
By; JOHN J CtNTHER.
Deputy Clerk
Dated July % ia43
July 27-August 3-i0-i7-M-L
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Auxiliary gasoline tanks de-
signed TO increase the range of
American bombers are carried
on the outside of the planes and
can be dropped when empty or
upon entering combat
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Payroll 5l-lC s.
Homer DeSloVer IL
Michigan Bell Telephone II
Detroit Edison Company ID
Macomb Laundry lis
r Longale IL
John { Jarchow 10
L. F. Averill Co. is
Westeudorfs' Drug Store is
A Evans IL
Consumers Power Company 10
Edward Willert II
Harry NJ Widrig Ia
Bath City Service IL
KruSe Sons Company is
Mt Clemens Hardware rs
Macomb Ice Service Co. rs
VIM. Reynolds rs
General Fire Truck Co. IL
Burton A. Nichols III
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GENERAL FUND
Apex Chemical Fig. Corporation 500 40
Kenneth Anderson Company 456
Allyn and Bacon 27.8l
Air reduction Sales Company l20
American Book Company 81
Brodhesd- Garrett Company ia
Butler Paper Company 1924
Bruce Publishing Company 206
Beecher, Peck a Lewis 1864
Bockstsnz Brothers Company 4.3l
Consumers Power Company l4.95
Detroit Edge Tool Company i.25
Detroit Edison Company i6o 81
Robert w. Eckert 1921
Educational Music Bureau, Inc. 1907
Ellis Publishing Company 1851
Grand Trunk Western Railroad Co. p p
Gillum Book Company 5.22
Gregory Mayer & Thorn Company p 20
Harcourt Brace and Company. Inc. 81 II
Interstate System 4.32
Little, Brown Company ~ II
Neil A. Kjos Music Company 7.5j
J. y. Lippincott Company Al
Mscomb Publishing Company 23.s0
Macomb Insurance Agency 1857
Michigan School Service Inc. 1871
City Of Mt Clemens
Water Works Department 2al3
Michigan Bell Telephone Coz 66.2l
The Macmillan Company 1873
Normington's Laundry 80
John Priehs Mercantile Company 4.39
Frederick Post Company 4S.34
Page Electric Service l.99
Row. Peterson & Company 5l.i4
RosSo Stores lot VI
The H. M Rowe Company 2ll4
Leon Rouleau l.oO
Scott, ForeSman g. Company 1896
M M Smith Inc. SO Y
Francis Thomas 90
Vernier & Dedenbach Ito
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Board Of Education Minutes

The regular meeting of the Board of
l943 at 30 O'Clock IN the offices OF Will
liam r Kelly
Members present:
william T. Kelly
Harry s. Donaldson
Lawrence SchoU
Roland Nank
Members absent;
Paul Schanher
The meeting was called 10 order by
the president and the minutes of the
previous meeting were approved.
The report Of the Librarian was read
and ordered spread upon the minutes.
The following report of the Treasurer
was read and ordered spread upon the
minutes.
TREASURER REPORT
Teachers Fund
1913
July lst-Account overdrswn sSSsl al
Vouchers paid 1929 80
Total 7o2l.l4
Receipts - t- 1892 %
Aug. Account overdrswn ses3s.sl
General Fund
july ls,-Cash on hand s2s3O4. as
Receipts 233o'4o
Total 2seJs s6
Vouchers paid SSoSH
Aug. ist-CaSh on hand s23l36lS
Library Fund
July ist-Cash on hand s5s36.io
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Amateur Nit"
Huge Success

Despite the bad weather,
there was standing room only
last Friday night at st Mark
Gymnasium when Ralf Cole
man staged his Amateur Mite
in Roxbury" for the benefit of
the gym fund. The spacious
place was filled with young
and old who enjoyed them
selves immensely, cheering and
applauding the contestants.
The hour and half show was
followed by dancing until mid
night with the young Utter
bugs going to town in lively
fashion.
A talented group of young
sters competed for the cash
prizes, with special numbers
by guest artists. Competing
were girl singers, Irene Has
kins, Barbara Peters, May
-Shearrion and Myril Tinsdale,
who pleased the crowd with
their renditions of popular
songs. Sensational young
James Godbolt stopped the
show with his fancy stepping,
as did Duke Bouyce at the pi-
ano, playing and singing i'll
true Fats Waller style. The
piano team of Joe Lee and
Floyd Williams, beat out some
hep 1--WE, and to top it all for
a bang-up climax, young Paul
Broadnax made his first APP
pearance with his six piece
band composed of youngsters
who really have a future. Thee
were; Willie White, piano,
Kenneth Roberts, g ui a 4,
Douglass Lee, Clarinet, jim
Rollins, trumpet. Pete Rollins,
drums and the young maestro,
Paul himself, on sax. They
played three numbers, Tuxedo
Junction, Solitude and their
original theme Jitterbug, while
the house rocked and clamored
for more. Guest artists were,
Fred Henderson, Sykes Taylor
and Alfred T Clarke.
The judges, Mrs May Brown,
Sykes Taylor and Dolan Yates,
awarded first prize to Paul
Broadnax and His Boys; sec
ond prize to Dancing James
Godbolt and third prize TO
singing Barbara Peters. Raft
Coleman Med show smoothly
and Sammy Lowe expertly pre-
sided at the piano.
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Fall Flower Show
AT Boston Nov. At

Millions OF chrysanthemums
are being massed together for
the 114th annual Fall Flower
Show of the Massachusetts,
Horticultural Society to be
held November 4, 5, 6 and 7 at
Horticultural Hall, Boston.
According to Arno H. Nehrl-
ing, director of exhibitions for
the Society, the Show is being
staged with all the bright and
colorful Splendor which has
characterized the Show for
more than a century because
of the widespread popular de-
mand for the spectacle.
In addition to the multitudes
Of chrySanthemums, Mr. Nehrl-
ing said that the show will in
clude banks Of orchids from
famous orchid collections, dis
plays of fall-berried plants
and shrubs, and an entire hall
Of Fall and Winter flower ar
engagements and decorations.
There will be other special
features, including a display
by the American Gourd So
ciety and classes for the love-
ly winter-flowering begonias.
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en- by the Circle Ten at 4th
Methodist church.
Here we are again. the House
Committee of Commonwealth
Lodge, No. 10, IBPOEW with
their first whist party of the
season at 401 Mass. Ave, Mon
day night, Oct. IL. Five prizes
given away. Adm. 15c. Refresh
mentS for sale. George F. Logan,
chairman. And don't forget we
have open house at the home,
Oct. IL, all day and evening. So
come and bring your friends.
You are welcome.
The monthly meeting Of the
Samuel Coleridge-Taylo Mu-
steal Association, will be held
Sunday, October 81, at $50 D
m, at $50 Mass ave, instead Of
the fourth Sunday. An excel
lent program and speaker viii
be presented under the spon-
sorship of Mrs Lillian Williams.
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CITY NEWS

The S. Coleridge- Taylor Musi-
cal Association is presenting
Matilda Birch Charleston, So
prano; Geraldine Robert, plan
list; Gladys Marine Fuller, read
er, and Stanley Davis. baritone
in concert at Recital Hall, New
England Conservatory Bldg, on
Thursday, Oct. ii, at $3.50 D. m.
Admission 55c.
Glasses in Red Cross Home
Nursing and First Aid have be-
gun on Wednesday evenings at
the headquarters of the Bos-
ton tuberculosis Association.
554 Columbus ave. A special
class in Red Cross Home Nurs-
ing is being started on We'd
nesday afternoon, October 10,
at 1:30 p m, for those who
cannot attend evening classes.
All interested in this after
noon course are urgd to reg
lister with Mrs Elizabeth Crud-
up, R N, of the BTA staff. Call
Kenmore O935. Red Cross GER
tificates will be presented OF
completion of the course.
Benefit Song Recital by Mary
]. Sheridan, ContraltO, E. C.
O'Banyoun. accompanist, Col
umbus Avenue A. NJ. E. Zion
Church, Sunday, October II,
$3.50 p. m, benefit Child Welfare
# the Phyllis WheatIey Temple,
No. %, IB.P.O.E.W., Mrs. Lemma
Hall Watkins, chairman. Sub
scription 55e, tax included.
The Floral Club Peoples
Baptist church, Rev R M Ow-
ems, pastor, Mrs Venus Charl-
ton, chairman, is presenting
the church choir Dec 9, BIS p
m, Florence Heggie Taylor, di-
rector. Guest soloist, Stanley
Davis, Vivian Hodge, pianist.
The opening of the Golden
Rod Club was held at the res
idence Of Mrs Lula Harris, IT
Windsor st, Oct 4. The election
of officers resulted as follows:
Pres, Mrs Lula Harris; vice
pres, Mrs Mildred Shovel;
secy, Mrs Isadora Tucker; asst
secy, Mrs Hattie Hill; rec secy,
Mrs Henrietta Banks; treas,
Mrs Nettie Miner. Plans are
being laid for the fall activi-
ties.
Rose Tea Club, prize whist
DartY Thursday, Oct. ID. 1913.
F. Smith, President, 1866 Ire
mont St., $3.50. Subscription Csc.
Among new WACs training
at the First WAC Training
Center. Fl Des Moines, Iowa
are Pvts Enid Clark, % Daven-
port st, Boston; Grace West,
80 Cameron ave, Somerville;
and Arlene Greene Of North
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Poyner of
Washington we're recently the
guests of their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs G B Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs
w Taylor of Suffolk st, Maiden;
and Mr. and Mrs Elmer Jones
of Natick. The visitors were al
so dinner guests of several
friends.
Miss Florence R Williams of
1923 Washington st, Roxbury
has just returned from visiting
her friends in New York. She
has as her guest, Mrs Maria
Coar Of New York.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-09

PROMOTED -. Major Charity
edna Adams, supervisor Of plans
Ind training at the First Women's
Army Corps Training Center, Fort
0es MONIES, Iowa, whose promo
ion to her present rank was an
aounced September 20 by the War
Department. A teacher in civilian
life, Major Adams is former COM
nander Of a WAC company at Fort
0es Moines. (Ohicial WAC photol.
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WANTED

Stenographer and Secretary,
proficient, ideal working condi-
tons with USO Club. Start
81 500. Living costs moderate.
Send full particulars. Mashpee
USO Club, n-a~bpee, Mass.
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AVI pdgHAChb VI DllSs fdCdbABl
new furniture, summer clothes
ETC., consult H. B. Budding Co,
216 fremont St., which firm has
long record of service. Many
colored people are among the
patrons who attest to their COM
plete satisfaction.
Mrs Matte M Brown Of
South Carolina was in Boston
last month visiting her sister
Elizabeth M West, we'll known
beautician, 600 Columbus ave,
Mrs Brown also visited her
sons and daughters in Detroit,
New York and Brooklyn. With
in one week after her return
to her home in the South, Bos-
ton relatives received the SAD
news of her death.
A programme of Piano and
Organ music will be given by
Stanley Kirton on Sunday af-
ternoon, Oct. "a, 1913, at the
Twelfth Baptist church, Rev.
w. III. Hester, pastor. The pro-
gramme will begin at 4 o'clock
sharp.
New Massachusetts, recruits
at Great Lakes Naval Training
Station ar eJoseph N Jones. SO
Howard st, Cambridge; Arthur
A Centeio, Mashpee; Kenneth
Laster and Raymond A Golfer,
Springfield.
To the funeral Of Mrs Flos-
sic Wright, late of 40 Hollan-
der st, came her three sisters
from Norfolk, Va, Mrs Clara
Armstrong, Mrs Eva Watson
and Mrs Catherine Penn and
her two sisterS-in-law, Mrs Di-
nah Hawkins and Mrs Mary
Gibson, the latter from Phila-
delphia. Present also were her
two brothers and three sisters,
all OF BoSton-John Fuller,
Nelson Fuller, Mrs Matilda
Jefferson, Mrs Sarah Jackson
and Miss Annie Fuller, and he<
three children, Mrs Catherine
Bailey, Misses Vera and Flies
sic Wright, and the husband,
William Wright.
Sergt Joe Louis, so far, has
given exhibition and talks on
physical fitness to 10000 SOL
diers. This covers the first four
weeks of his tour to Army
camps throughout the nation.
Mrs Adele Edwards of w.
Canton st supplied the much
admired floral offerings for
the pulpit of Moore Tabernacle,
511 Columbus ave, during Sep
TENDER. The flowers were from
her window boxes. During Oc-
tober Mrs Edwards will pro-
cure flowers from Mrs Lind
sey's Little Flower Shop on
fremont st.
There will be Musicale given
by the Choir Guild of st. Mark
Congregational Church in honor
of the Cast of ''POrgy and Bess'
Sunday, October II, $3.50 P. NJ,
at st. Mark Church, 216 Town
send st.
Mrs Maude Moses of New
York, recent guest of Mrs John
Parnell of "A Harold st, was
the recipient of pleasing social
attention during her Boston
visit. Among hostesses to the
Gothamite was Mrs Grace
wilkins of Townsend st who
entertained at whist for her.
Other guests were Mrs Frank
Snowden, Mrs Louise Ross,
Mrs Parnell, Mrs May Chinn.
Miss Elizabeth wilkins, Mr.
Parnell and Mr. wilkins.
Mr. and Mrs Robert M Tay-
lor have moved to 148 Worces-
ter st, suite 8.