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ALDRICH FAVORS RESOLUTION
Creates Business Methods Commits.
sion for Governments Affairs.

On behalf of the Committee on Public
Expenditures. Senator AldTich reported
fayorabIy 10 the Senate yesterday q reso-
luton creating the Business Methods
Commission 10 consist OF nine members.
whose duties are 20 make inquiry into
what changes are necessary, or desirable
in transactiug the business of the gov
eminent. and the laws relating thereto.
The resolution, which Is in the interest
of d more rigid economy in the admins
tratOn Of the government provides Tor
the appointment OF three members OF the
commission from the Senate, who are 10
be named by the Vice President three
from the House, who are TO he selected
by the Speaker, and three members to be
appointed by the President. The TesolU-
tj0u authorizes the commission TO meet
i'm Washington and other points in the
country that it may selectA uthority is
given 10 compel the atteu &c Of wit
nesscs and the production y papers.
Senator Aldrich sought TO get It's i'm
mediate consideration, but Senator Elkius
objected. Senator Aldrich gave notice
that he would call up the resolution on
Monday.
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NEW PAPER TO BE WET"
stanton Business Men VIII Launch
Daily in that City.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
StauntOn, Va, Feb. 5.-If present plans
develop. Stanton will soon have a new
daily paper, as a charter has been applied
for. and plans are on foot to launch the
Journal Col r, 5, Turk, editor of the
Spectator and indicator. weekly paper
here. will be president Of the corporation
controlling the paper, and Capt. II. c.
BraxtOn. Mayor II. II. Wayt. J. +. Bow
man, and J. T. Hartman, will be on the
directorate They are all wet" men, and
Hartman is a former liquor dealer. who
was put out of business by the late local
option election They propose to run a
strictly wet journal
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ably. The Senate Committee on Irrigation
also gave some consideration to this sub
jeet yesterday.
This committee discussed bin provid-
ing for allotments of the issue OF certifi-
Gates in case they were authorized by
Congress. 1t was decided that the execu-
tive government could better carry on the
work If discretion in making allotments
was vested in the President.
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DIED.

SEAMAN-O2 Friday. February I. 1919
al t.4s =. ~. at her residence. -
Third street northwest Mrs. HAN
NAi SEAMAN, aged siSty-thrse
wears
Funeral tprlvatel from her late resi-
uence. Monday. February :, AT II a. m.
SULLIVAN Suddenly, on Friday. Frbrr-
airy 4. 1910, MARGARET, beloved sis
Ter Of Thaddeus J. Sullivan.
Remains at j Y Clements undertak-
ing establishment Notice Of funeral
later
EiSER--On Friday. February (. 1910
al HIS a. m., at Columbia H0SDifa7
ROBERTA F., beloved wife of VIII
IAN H. Neiser- aged fiftv-seyeu wears
baltimore papers please copy
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CIRCUIT JUDGE SUCCUMBS.
ID. 4. GrimsIey. of Ninth Virginia Dis
triet Was Seventy Years Old.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Culpeper, Va, Feb. Judge d. A.
Grimsley, of the Ninth Virginia Circuit
Court, died at his home here to-day, aged
seventy years.
Judge Grimsley was stricken with
paralysis last Wednesday. He entered
the civil war when he was twenty years
old and rapidly rose to major of the Sixth
Virginia Cavalry He was born in Gull
pepper where he spent the best part Of his
life, He is survived by a widow, four
daughters, and one sOn-T. Edwin Grims-
ley and Miss Aneti, Of Culpeper; Mrs.
George Drewry, Of Chicago, and Mrs. Ca
dell Smith, OF New York.
His funeral Will be held here Monday
from the Baptist Church.
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WILL OBSERVE SHR0vETIDE.
German supper and Dance TO BE
Given at ArmOry.

ShrOvetide will be celebrated by the
members and friends Of st. Joseph's par
ish with a grand German supper, enter
tainment, and dance on Tuesday evening
at Fhe National Rifles ArmOry. The pro-
ceeds Will be used to defray the church
debt Those in charge are: Messrs. Quill
Lynch. Lehman. Curtin. Collins. Oehman
and Casper and Mesdames Dryer
Hughes, Keane, Campbell, Nolte, Fuller,
Howard. Lanahan, and Byrne. Fersin-
gers orchestra Will furnish the music
Rev. V. F. Schmitt has been pastor OF
st. J0seph's for nearly twenty-four years.
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WELL-KN0WN PRINTER DEAD.
William b. PadEctt Stricken in His
Fifty-sixtb Year.

William r. Padgett. a wcll-knOwn
printer and member OF Columbia Typo
graphical Union for the last thirty years.
died at his home. 5l5 New Jersey avenue
southeast. last night at 6.25 o'clock
He was born in this city ffty-siX years
ago. and took up the trade Of printer when
a boy. He was "a member Of the Royal
Arcanum and Junior order Of American
Mechanics. lie is survived by his wife
and six children, all of whom were at
his bedside when the end came. The fu-
neral will be held Tuesday afternoon at
2:3) o'clock from the residence.
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HAS WATCHED CAPITAL GROW.
Thomas ". Riley Passes Eighty
ninth Birthday.

Thomas W. Riley, one of the Oldest
business men Of Washington. passed his
eighty-ninth birthday yesterday, AZ his
home, 1o0o + street southwest. Contrary
to the custom Of his family and friends
for years. no attempt was made this year
to celebrate the event on account of the
recent death of Mrs Riley.
Mr.. Riley has lived in Washington
eishty-fve years. As retired business
man Of prominence, he has many recoI-
ieCtions Of local interest. The fuel busi-
ness. which his father began, is sun in
existence.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. 5. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau

L. S. Dept Of Agriculture, Weather Bureau.
Washington Saturday. Feb. g. 1913 r. m.
The temperature VIII continue low through Sunday
anG Monday in the North Atlantic States the Lover
LdLe region. and the Ohio Valley. Lover tenrsara-
tue is indicated for Sunday in the Atlantic States
south Of Maryland, the Middle and East Gulf States
tne Lower Ohio and the Middle Mississippi valleys
and Tennessee. The temperature VIII use Sunday
IN the extreme Northwest and the Upper Mississippi
Valley. and Monday in the Upper Mississippi Valley
and The Lakc TeEinn.
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LOcal Temperatmra.

Midnight, 80; q m, 81; a. H.. 80; Il. m. "a:
a. N, 30; 10 e. m. 80; Z noon, Sc; p. H.. 81
T. N, 30; p n, 80; S p. NJ, 81 10 p. NJ 3.
Maximum. 50 minimum. ..
Relative hunidity-S a. H., -; p. M, 81 p m.
". Rainfall Is 2. ~ 10 s 7. M 0. Hours Of sun.
shine, rs Per cent Of possible sunshine. y.
Temperature same date last year-3faximum, &C
minimum, 81
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Sociology Is study Subject.

Tomorrow hight viii be sociological night at the
Observation-Disclosures Bible College Lincoln Memorial
Temple, The principal address viii be made BY
Hon. Duncan Z. AIcKinlay Representative IN Con
gTess from California the subject The Asiatc
labor prOblemIts effects uu0n the Pacific Coast. -
Alrs. Ida Decker johnson. Of Mount Clair, n j..
will sing on that occasion.
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Programme for Blind Readings.

The following is the programme fer volunteer
readings and music in the reading room for the
blind at the Library Of Congress from 2:30 to $50
O'Clock Tuesday. Miss Ncttic Louisa White. "Ob-
seUations on woman abroad" Thursday song aud
piano recital; MIR Irwin Hoffman,. barytone; Miss
Alice Meekham, pianiste Saturday Miss Es;ele
Ions Psychology Of music
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District Commanders to Meet.

District Of Columbia Commandery. Naval and
Military Order of the Spauish-AmeTic5u War viii
hold "a regular meeting at the Ebbtt House 10
morrow night at S O'Clock. There VIII be addresses
and an informal reception.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMFORTABLY TO DUE WRITTEN REQUEST
N that behalf a speciaI meeting - 49, 60
holders OF the Provideut Relief Association Of Wash
ineton' ID G, Is hereby called. 20 be held st tie
once q the Association No. 6I7 L street northwest
n tae city 81 Washington. District Of Columbia at
me Aolr q - O'Clock 7. n. on FRIDAY. Fet.
UaTy Is. 1910 for the election cf 3 Road 20 D..
rectqT5 Of the Association for the current year and
ioF tne transaction Of such other business Ct the
Association as may lawfully he transacted az a
special meeting thereof John EVQSVAN
1dAs-JN President.
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SOUTHERN SENATORS FRowN.
Hepburn Objects to Loan of Tents
To ConfederateS.

To COnfederateS.
Senator Hepburn, of Idaho. who OBJ
jected to the presence OF the statue of
Robert E. Lee. in Statuary Hall In a
speech in the Senate a few weeks ago.
made another move yesterday that
caused Southern Senators to frown.
The Military Affairs Committee of the
Senate recently reported favorably bill
authorizing the loans OF tents, saddles,
and brides for the use of the Confeder-
ate veterans. at their annual encamp-
ment in Mobile in April
Senator Bankhead asked for cOnsidera-
ton Of the bill, and there came an i'm
mediate objection from Senator Hepburn.
He stood pat.
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Secretary BaIIinger Cited,

yesterday cited Secretary Banger, Of the Interior
Department. to show cause why he should rot he
enionod from canceing title TO timber lands in
Portland, Greg. which the Grand Rapids Timber
Company claims to own.
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Chicngn NInn TO Lectnre.

At the Metropolitan Christian Church Monday
and TUESDAY nights Rev. George VI. TUCCuCh Of
Chicago. Will deliver an illustrated lecture on his
travels III the Holy Land. Rev. Mr.. Luccock was
/ formerly pastor OF the Metropolitan Presbyterian
/ Church
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VIII Entertain Mnccnbe.x

The guards and officers Of National Hive No J..
Ladies Of the Maccabees Of the World. VIII be en-
tertalned Tuesday evening by ME. J. W SNYDER
and daughter at their residence. 81 I street north
west.
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Sentenced for Board Bill.

Bernard keenan,, who was arrested IN Philadelphia
and brought back here 20 answer a charge # beat
ing his board bill. and escaped FRIDAY lrl was re-
captured drew a sentence Of three months in the
vOrkbJusg from Judge Kinbal yesterday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06

+. Clinton Knight 65 King street. Alexandra.
Va, is authorized agent sud carrier for The Wash
ngton Herald. The Herald will Be delivered daily
and Sunday to any address in Alexandria fog %
cents month.
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Tide Table.

TOday-High tide. 4 . a N and SIS p. NJ Low
tide, ll:l7 a. m
Tcmorrow-High tide, So a. NJ and $40 p. n.
Low tide, I2:l2 a. m and 1910 D m.
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OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON GASLIGHF
CONN

Washingtoa, y. c. January 60 1910.
Inc anElal meeting Of the Shareholders q tbs
washington Gasilght Company, fer the election q
directors. and for sucu other business AS nav p-op-
cry come before said meeting. VIII b held at tie
once Of the company Nos 4S4.T 10th 81. NV,
MONDAY. February :, 1910, a. j o'clock uoon,
The polls VIII be open from Z O'Clock noon 10
CLOCK p NJ WILLIAM B. OBNiE.
JaN ~ Secretary.
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Condition of the Water.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry. ". Va Feb Shenandoah very
cloudy aud Potomac slightly cloudy
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Temnerntures la Other Ciiie.


Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall, for the twelve hours ended at
p N. yesterday, are as folloWs
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Observation-Disclosures
brella Negro Bound Over
to the Grand Jury.
CHARGED WITH MANY THEFTS

United states Commissioner Garnett
Holds Matte Robinson, Also Col
Ored, To Answer for Sending Inn
proper Matter Through the Mails.
News Notes of Interest.
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Dead Letter Volume Increases.

Reports Of the Division OF Dead Letters for Janu-
| airy. 1910 show an increase Of $3.50 more letters
/ and parcels received than in 1909.
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

- hing 5tFeet.
Alexandria. Va, Feb 5.-Walter Skip
worth will have to tell the grand jury
where he got those three umbrellas found
IN his pants leg Friday He was bound
over in the Police Court to-day While
he is not believed 10 be one of the WASH
ington band Of thieves. yet he viii be
asked to explain about forty thefts Of
recent occurrence in Alexandria. A vase.
valued at $3.50. Identified by n. T. Burns.
was found at his home to-day. II G.
McArtor identified an umbrella, valued
at $3.50 stolen from his home yesterday.
Skipworth was identified by William
Helms as the man who took box Of
sox from his store
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Members of Class.

Members Of the postgraduate class are.
William J. Bacon. T.. Frederick ]. Brennan john
j. Buckley. James W. Burns John J ByUe " 1o8-
bridge ClaTp Harold Il. Clarke. John j. COHhg.
Horace J. DuWucy, Richard j. DoWuey. Adam e..
Gengler, Chester a. Gwiun. Cornelius J.. Hughes.
Martin Z. JOINT NillaHcT jose Ltgasui Michael a.
NeCom.ek John j. MeAahon George Meling.
Faul Y. Mitchell, Joseph V. Morgan. Daniel e..
Mu.0ney. Oscar II. Ostcunan. Claude ". Owen.
John A. Quinn Charles Il. Rciybush. Patrick
ShIgrue. Michael + slindee, Roswell " Snow.
Clarence T. SYeiden. Joseph y, stein, George ".
Tyler, Warren II. Wagner. Henry r. Wassar Frank
Z. Watson. IT,, ard Walter r. Wimsatt
John J. CoWhig was POSTMASTER. Gray's
Orchestra furnished the music.
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AT FEAST
Georgetown Men Make the
Welkin Ring.
FORMALITIES NOT OBSERVED
Song and SpcechmaI<ing Follow
Seven-cOurse banquet and Forms
Lcgaspi shows Good Technique in
Piano SOIO-C. A. Gwinn Crates.

College songs and class yells made the
welkin ring last night in the main dining
room OF the Riggs House. the occasion be
ing one of those happy. free and easy
gatherings of college men who know how
to get the most enjoyment out of a
feast"
The occasion was termed smoker, 20
given by the post-g graduate class OF
Georgetown University law school. hut il
was more than a smoker a seven-course
banquet preceding the fun, Song and
speechmaking followed and formed the
smoker feature. II was strictly stag.
The students took advantage OF that fact
and threw formallty 70 the wind.
The two serious features, and the only
two. of the evening Was piano SOLO by
Villahor Jose Legaspi, Ii. r.. member
of the class from the Philippine Islands.
He showed excellent training and his
technique was good lie was rendered
three encores and an ovation.
Grafton on "IdeaH."
Chester Gwinn, Ii. e.. also of the
class, delivered the Grafton of the even
ing. taking for his subject, Ideals"
Other speakers We're Harold II. Clarke.
Legal chestnuts;" Henry r. Wasser,
The lawyer ana eloquence:' Daniel c..
Mulloney, "Some maxims;" Claude w
owen, Beginners troubles" James W.
Burns, "Sociabilty;;" Woodbridge CIapp,
"A poem"
The executive committee was COM
posed of.
H. H. Clarke. chairman; J. J. Byrne. H. R.
Wasscr J. J. Buckley. c. L. Hughes. JOHN A.
Qaiuu, and + J. Brennan,
The following composed the reception
committee:
Adam e. Genrler chairman; ", J. Bscan, ir, r.
". Snow h. J. Duuuelly =. r. R5dybusb Ai. A.
Mccormick. Oscar u. Osteuuau- NJ Z. SlIniee- l.
T. Watson, IT,. Walter T. Wmatt, and Patrick
ShuTue.
The class officers are
John J. CoNhig. president; Henry K. Wa0er. vice
PRESIDENT Joseph v Morgan. second ycc president
Horace !. Dsuuely, secretary; William J. Bacon,
tr-. treasurer: Patrick Slnguue. slrgeaut4t-1Iu-s ,
Woodbridge Clapp class Ugct
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Matte Robinson, a negro. was ar
raigHed before United states Commits
sioner Garrett to-day on a charge of
sending improper matter through the
mails. She was held for the July term
.of court under bond Of S500. She lives at
VeTdiesVille
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ANIFE'S MESSAGE
Cured Her Husband OF
Drinking.
Write Her Today and She VIII
Gladly Tell You How She Did II.
For over 20 years her husband was q hard
drinkeT. He had tried In eveTy way To Stop but

k~eA NV AN 6Os hb Au0U
8 b e cured him by o
simple home remedy
which anyone car give
even secretly. She
n s everyone who
he s Drunkenness in
their homo to know OF
this. and IL they are
sincere in their desire
to cure this disease and
will write to her she
will tell tn e m lust
what the remedy is.
She Is sincere in this
Oner. She has sent this
valuable information
e. . = -
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GEORGE P. ZURH0RST,
c0I East Capitol Street.

While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
and bill will be sent you at cent q word
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nrnnn Sfnnn,ahina

New York, Feb 5.-Arriyed; La sovoie. from
Hsyre January %.
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| The state corporation commission has
granted the following charters for the
Alexandria district. Washington Bakery
f. s. SwndelI. president: y c Hammer,
vice president. ". 4. Johnston. secretary
and treasurer. all Of Washington TIE
capital stock is $500 and the minimum is
/ $3.50. Chrisuana Drug Company dncOr-
porated), A!eXaudria-Oficers w. &. Nc
Clure, president, J. NJ Craig. vice presi-
dent, G. J.. Collins, secretary and treas
uyer, al of Washington. The capital stock
Is 5000 and the objects are a drug busi-
ness. The Strong Arm Manufacturing
Company Incorporated. Rosslyn. the OBJ
iects of which are 20 deal In sporting
goods. The sum Of $4,000 is the maximum
capital stock, with q minimum OF 500
Officers are: ". Z. Armstrong. president;
c. F. Thatcher, treasurer; Dana White. jr..
secretary. all Of Washington The Inter
state system and Index Company Gucor-
porated). ROsslyu. the objects Of which
are accounting and index business. The
sum OF $Io.oo0 is the capital stock. Off
GERS are: ?. ". Robertson, president, j..
!
y. Warden all OF Washington.
Arrangements are being made by Po-
tomac Lodge. Ne. IS. order of Odd Eel
lows, for celebrating its seycuty-drst an
niversary on March p
Ernest T. Ridgway Padgetts funeral
took place at > o'clockt his afternoon from
his late hime is North Fairfax street
Rev. Osborn Belt, pastor OF Trinity Meth
Odist Episcopal Church. conducted the
services. and the iHtermeut vas in Bethel
Cemetery. The pallbearers were Robert
Dove. Henry Trigger. William Nelson.
and William browne
The Sunday School Teachers Associa-
ton Will hold a meeting AT o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in the Young People s
Building Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, when r. II. Bristow. su-
perintendeut OF the Calvary Baptist Sun
day school, Washington, VIII make an
address on Organization and equipment"
\ special musical programme will be
given by the choir of the First Baptist
Church, under the direction Of J. T. Pres
ton.
An examination was held to-day by the
local board Of civil service examiners to
secure eIigibles for census enumerators
Thirty whites and twelve negroes were
examined. y. L. Williamson ana r. T.
Lucas, jr.. Of the local board OF examin-
ers, conducted the examination.
Announcement will be made tomorrow
at the Catholic, Episcopal and Lutheran
churches of the schedule for the Ienten
season. Special services viii be held az
these churches Ash Wednesday.
At a meeting Of Mount Vernon Chapter.
No H. Royal Arch NIasons, held last
night, A. G. Uhler was chosen secretary
in place Of X. Kemper, deceased.
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gladly send it TO you il you will but write
her to-day, As she has nothing to SELL do NOT
send her any money. Simply write your name
ana full address plainly in the coupon below
and send it TO her.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

j. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director
and Embalmcr. Livery IN connection. tommodc7s
Chapsl and Modern CTematoIim. Modest prices
30 Peunsy l5suia ave, Telephone Main 1855,
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Arrangements are being made by Po-
tomac Lodge Nc. IS. order of Odd Eel
lows, for celebrating its seycnty-drst an
niversary on March p
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BABCOCK-On Friday. February 4, 1910.
at his residence, Capitol Heights, Md.
JAMES r., beloved husband OF Mary
EabCOCk.
Funeral from chapel Of William IT.
Sardo * Co. 40S II street northeast.
ON Monday, February :, at p. IN.
Relatives and friends invited 10 at
tend Interment at Glenwood Gene
terry
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An examination was held to-day by the
local board of civil service examiners to
secure eligibies for census enumerators
Thirty whites and twelve negroes were
examined. y. l. Williamson and r T.
Lucas, jr.. Of the local board of examin-
ers, conducted the examination.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-10

The al that the other newspaper
reader merely glanced az may be the
orc you're looking FOR.