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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
CNezp @rW ome Guym5shoro
8Y Courtney NOlQuitt

Al Of us have our dream cnsiles.
lch his palace or his -vinc-covcred
bttagc ua the case may be. In which
y dwell after the days that have been
king. and through whose cool. quiet
'stus we wander at,0c. lOdthc 20 re-
i'm and take up the duties which
Ice us In our pros1ic boarding. houses
self-running apartments. We read
Of literature ON how TO use dif
Trent periods hurmuniously. what 10
hoosc from the bcviidcr.ng outlay IN
be- best furniture stcres and q TO
bmbine last years chintz with TINS
ason's blocked linens. similar
%|entise could be written In his space.
t the writer happens To have had
pcricnce quite recently hors"lfand II
han be her aim TO give more "don'ts
ION .dos.' tohclp YOUNG or ~unNers,d
busewives In the difficult set happy
lHk OF selecting a background "hi'''
lil please aud not gtutr
The pitfalls IN furniture buying are
lny 4 very good thing 10 remtm-
b. is thpt tho best uf au'thing ~
lvcr too good. especially m pieces OF
! rniturc which are to become menu
u Of th, family and which, once
are apt O. cmnin WIN US
lways unless We burn out or have %
IndfaIi. The manufacturers -
,nlers say that this idea Il bccomi'E
armiy imbeddcd IN hourc owner"
binds Tor the demand for the ven
hest furniture Is greater than u hnN
cr been before. The cheap. y tnd-
| and the gur.sh no longer sptlsiA.
\ Nothing cnn 40 produce discord IN
4 room ne o~vcr-crovding o. furniture
10 matter how sttrictiNcly decorated
n matter how good the lines Of tht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

trio refrireratow unr washing ma
chimes are among the Inventions
which make for efficiency and sayln4
OF labor In the modern home. At the
outset these affairs loom up almos,
prohihitiVclN high, but when we ION
slider the salaries demanded by house
hold experts ana a. that the difficulty
IN securing competent ana stay-puA
ones. the outlay isn't To hc %gronneN
over after all Bui for us who aren't
considering ,lcctr cal equipment there
are many other suggestions which are
timely and suNe labor. I heard a wise
bukrefs girl say 30 her mother the
other lay that IN furnishing up their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

furniture. unless there il an mir OF
spoci3usness AID "a sense OF proper
grouping. We might ms well begin ai.
over. REQ much OF even tho best can
rum the entirr effect. The sensible
thing TO do. tand oh. isn't II difficult,
when ore is amid seas OF attractive
hts OF furniture. rs to sclcvt the Nu
iert few pieces. have them sent out
and try them In different spots until
they ft. then dorado what other pieces
VIII complement them nicely. and
purchase accordingly. How much
same to thus gradually furnish tho
home for which We have lonEed han
10 do 1t hcpdlorg and rcGrot It the
rest OF our lives,
snother item Of greatest import
nn.t 90 "ot sldcr rs the grouping Of
~ ils. tables and lamps 81 tina,
several persons may he seated with
ont some Of them being behind the
glass door or facing the hall. Note
how few living rooms have their
chairs 80 placed. and you viii he as
ton shci. This rule ~ grouping. "
followed carefully. Will result In e
harmonious whole. cve II there are
nj numbers Of good-lookiuF pieces 81
furniture about II applies to rVcrS
room whether old or new and SHOULD
be observed faithfully. Groupings ma,
De arranged so That the whole family
will get the glow from the fireplace
for instance. and still may Engage H..
conversation not including the Who'll,
circle. \ pleasant coruer with "a lamp
ana two chairs. another with M over
stuffed davenport and n chair for ia
thcr compose q delightful whole.
Win the reconstructton along the
servant lire and the consequent scare
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

beads Two powder hoidrru Of frqt
pottery and a shallow flower bowl
were set atop his original picca O.
furniture. Equnllg good results mas
be obtained with differens colofa end
n iittle ingenuity. one has 10 posafss
. sense Of The visionary ana infinite
patience. and tho results are bound
% be satisfactory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

|gart. pc, maps, only We no luugct
kant every course served uu iionticl,
Patterns n is quite tho thing 90 huv.
pleasant charge IN ne Way ct q soup
b. a silad coursc served ON CRYSTAL o,
glass American mHuufaCt
|rcrs have provided ter co., some v,rN
p,oly reproductions of the prcriom
i onctIun makes which are cNquisitcly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Take one LARGE spoonful ~ al soda
and ono pound 81 chloride OF lime tor
thirty yards. dissolve IN clean cold
water. sitter lettinf the cloth lie ip the
mixture about fifteen minutes riuso
thoroughly IN clear cold water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Nip of the ends o. potatoes before
baking. They VIII be more mcaiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13

Add a pinch o. nait % eggs when
whipping. II will hasten the proce-~'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-13
IS OUR


You will be surprised to
know the number of homes
in Albuquerque that we
have helped to make from
mere houses into real
homes Of cheer, comfort
and attractiveness.
lust now we are better
equipped than ever to
serve this city in home
making, both in quality
and saving prices of our
large stocks.
There are shown here
withou. unnecessary de-
tails, some of the favored
Period designs in our large
and varied lines.
We solicit your inspec-
ton and inquiry before you
buy.
The evening world., 1919-02-21

success. The pyrotechnic movements
Of industrial specialties are now at
tracing public interest. and outside
buying orders are on gradually in
creasing scale. II is certainly by no
means outside the bounds OF prob
ability that should the market con-
tinue for a few days more as it has
been for the past few days, public
purchases may reach such propor-
tions that trading will broaden out
so as TO include many issues here
tofore practically neglected in the
present movement. and new high
records made.
Certain it is at least that financial
sentiment has undergone a marked
change. As illustrating this It might
be cited that a week or so ago annual
reports, showing big earnings car
ried 20 surplus account we're con-
sidcred much the same as water that
had gone over the dam. They were
disregarded in forming market judge
ment. Since the rise it has become
"A popular argument that these big
surpluses that have been built up
are financial reservoirs from which
dividend plums may be drawn when
Government taxation is not SO bur
densome as at present. Such is the
psychology of Wall street
The evening world., 1919-02-21
MOVIES AND SODA
AND TEA ROOMS TO
REPLACE SALOONS
Already There is a Tremendous
Demand for Machinery for
Manufacture of Soft Drinks.

SAYVILLE, l.. l.. Feb 2l,-Thc place
Of the saloon in the life Of American
cities, according to the Rev. !. A..
Langdalo of New York Avenue Mctho-
dist Episcopal church. Brooklyn. will be
taken in large part by tho moving pic
turc theatre. the soda fountain and
the tea room.
Twenty per cent Of tho saloons OF
the United states" the Brooklyn pas
tor told his colleagues Of the Atlantic
Group Methodist Ministers Associa-
tion, meeting here. "havc already bcn
put out OF business by the movies"
Mr. Langdalc's subject was After
Prohibition, WHAT" lie made IL clear
that there will he no attempt to rs-
vivc tho "church saloon" put into op-
Grafton twenty years ago by Bishop
Potter and which proved a miS,rublc
failure.
rho substitute for the prcscnt-d day
saloon" he said, must be equally
attractive, II not quite so gildcd En-
tcrtlinment must bc provided Money
VIII De neCucd, Men are going 10
MISS these warm and well lighted
saloons. open all the time. while most
OF tho churches are closed SIX days
in the week. and they will be looking
for companionship and good cheer.
In my own opinion, the greatest
foe to the saloon Is the moving PIC
turc. Men who formerly drank and
spent their Idle hours In the barroom
are to-day regular patrons OF the
picture show. They wanted life, ac-
tion, more than they wanted drink.
Recreation rooms and tea rooms
have been mentioned as other posi-
bic substitutes, In many places they
will be provided. II is an illuminat-
ing fact that the manufacturers OF
soda fountains and machinery for
manufacturing soft drinks have more
orders on hand at this moment than
they have had at any previous time
The evening world., 1919-02-21
-Four Other Socialists Given Prison
Terms With Him Also Furnish
$4,000 Bonds

CHICAGO. Fob. 21.--Victor I. Bcr-
ger Socialist Congressman elect Of
milwaukee,, and his four co-dcfcnd-
ants arc at liberty to-day. following
the granting OF writ Of supcrscdcas
atter sentence to twenty years i'm
prisonmcnt for violation OF the Es-
pionage Act had been pronounced by
Federal Judge Il. VI. LandiA This
acts as a stay pending appeal to u
higher court
Those sentenced with Bcrgcr are
Adolph Gcrmcr, Secretary OF the
National Socialist Party; J. Louis
Engdahl, editor Of the American So
cialist; tho Rev. Irwin St John
Tucker. lecturer and writer. and will
lam i. Kruse. head OF the Young
Peoples Socialist League.
After the granting OF petition for
the writ by Judge Lands. counsel
for the men went before Judge
Samuel +. Alschulcr OF the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals and
asked for bail This was granted In
the sum OF S2j.00O for each of the two
counts OF the indictment under which
each man was convicted.
The evening world., 1919-02-21
TWO MORE IN BROOKLYN
QUIT WELCOME COMMITTEE
Pity Cause So Worthy Should BE
Made SuhServient to Politics,
Saws One Who Resigned.

Francis l.. Noble and Marcus u. Fair
child resigned to-day from the Brooklyn
Victory Celebration Committee. the d.
rcction of which was turned over to
Congressman Delaney when Chairman
Nathan Jonas resigned following the
demand Of Borough President RiegeI-
mrun that James VI. Beck be dropped
from list uf speakers
Mr.. Noble Is y member Of the law nrm
or Noble Il Camp. No Wall street.
Manhattan MIR Fairchild IL a member
Of the undertaking nrm Of FairchiId
Sons. In hls letter of resignation the
latter said
II feel that I cannot remain on a com
mlttco the personnel Of which am not
In sympathy with II Is certainly pity
that cause 80 worthy should have
been made subsoryicnt TO personalities
and politics"
At the headquarters Of tho Victory
Celebration Committee to-day names OF
returned soldiers were being registered
so Jobs could be found for them. MIR
Delaney said work had been found for
a number Of young mon.
The evening world., 1919-02-21
WALL STREET
News and Gossip of To-Day's
Market-PreSent and Fu-
ture Prices.

II still appears that the broad trend
Of stock prices Is upward. While there
was a decrease in the volume OF trad
ing to-day, the undcrtone remained
firm and spccialties were again taken
in hand and marked UP to new high
prices.
Rubber stocks had undisputcd place
as market leaders. Kelly Springfield,
which has recently been the aEgres-
sive object Of bull operations, sold up
TO 1O2, an advance of points over
yesterdays close. This stock has now
shwn an extreme advance of 20 points
in three days. That there has been
considerable basis for the movement
was disclosed by the annual report,
The evening world., 1919-02-21

1t is necessary to go back more than
two years TO find stock market condi-
tions that furnish a close parallel 10
those existing at present. Price move
ments are more violent than at any
time since the war boom OF 1916.
that the public have not been actively
interested in the present boom on o
large scale.
The present movement is being eI-
ecuted by various bull clques OF pools
who, making a careful analysis OF
market conditions, found that the
floating supply OF stocks was small
and that a large short interest had
been built UP in many issues, particu-
larly in the industrial group.
That the coup was daringly planned
and more daringly executed Is made
apparent by the fact that at its initia-
10 lend support to the movement, nor
has there since been a weighty favor
able development to add stimulus to
the price u0swns.
In certain quarters exception might
be taken to this statement by reason
Of the fact that much progress has
been made in forming a league OF ma
:ions, that legislation concerning five
year control Of railroads has been
postponed indefinitely and Govern
ment financing plans are more favor
able than most people had any rea-
son TO anticipate ten days back. These
factors have added to the general
feeling of cheCrfulness, but cannot be
said to be responsible for the marked
advance the market has had.
As opposed to these there have
been almost daily reports OF further
depression In business, of reductions
in prices Of manufactured products /:
there have been important dividend
cuts and stronger prospects of other
Important dividend reductions in the
immediate or near future. Yet, Wall
Street is experiencing one OF the
most sensational price upswings wit
messed in months. And, what per-
haps, is more pertinent, is the fact
that there is an excellent chance Of
1t being carried to a higher notch OF
The evening world., 1919-02-21
BIG INSURANCE RECORDS.
Metropolitan Life Did business of
Nearly oOO,OOO,OOo In 1918.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has announced that lolS-during
which its business amounted to 1852.
$40 O6O9-was the greatest year in its his
tory.
The company's assets, according to It's
annual statement. increased 81, ,429. 1872.
breaking. ii was said the worlds record
among insurance companies. The Met
ropolitan paid its policyholders 's2. .39l.-
lAi says the statement, which an
nounces also that the total number Of
outstanding policies now amount to 49,
7A,26l for a total OF A.429.5Il. sic. The
latter is said to establish another record
The evening world., 1919-02-21
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
FAIR GROUNDS. NEW ORLEANS,
La. Feb 2l.-The following are the
,rtri,. r,r t,-,,,rrn,s'g ,a,ae.

La, Feb. 2l,-The following are the
entries for to-morrows races:
FIRST RACE-Clayrnng. thrcc .ycar.olds and
upward, five and gneIi.lt furlon-s' e. Daraor'h.
IL; rrlsy, ll5, HaHy R"1T, ~. TDEn,..e
PE i%S Ia'S e. lid RoI1 l9loFoNt l., I 10;
~; kins,ns Il, 1l3, pm7o-tc May. los
LaS,air. lul. AloO eligible kSmdr. li6; Hand.
ih liS 1hNsphne V. ll3. Approval lla:
SECi~b RACE 0amirz. ,b,-,yea- old,
end uNdT, nte AMI on" alt furlCn@ Elil
iie. ne; Iohn Ilurg, 10. Meliiing MIS-, 10,
n.6y, ll5; Es,imaic 10; Toi4er 1Ga; Mann.
Ih.n. Il1j Mar Ten ~; El,ih l.. lnN:
Monroe, 1l5; LctA IN, III, Nao@ Walton.
THlRl', RACE Tho If1w RlQc Pune for
Rel !"r Rose. 10; Nile. laS,, ll:; Ra.anl,
iou: Almat, H.. Rib. loG: For"losure. ii2.
ForRrH RACE - wasbnr,n's Rir,hdu
llanal1g; rlrc'yWr-"'N, AMI onward: one mile
ilg; Hanoyn. 10 lrrvu.ar. ~, aiol',c- los:
hu astic. IGl: b0lAiS. : To-. Cuurllip ilG
RliSrI rs; Fern ilandlq. o. aHrGnii .nSJ
rIFrH RNcE tiaimns. ' three year ,,, Old, aud
Via a.. loG' :nk, " SSoiS. ,cJ iaEc Na. Na
ru.asN. iii, bean Sirii,T. lGd. Minnie j.,
SIXTH RACE-ClimJns. thrcc ycar-olds and
9,%yi enc ,mie Hd % yans Ilicson Nw,
'rt9sH's r9Has WIN, Fs ''iG3s ic ro iia rG G'.'' Ain. @
ard w,Aard: one mile and a sINtcrn'h -Pil,u.
Eg'e no Frsnk shannon, lo". Don Dplsc
lt'. B'.1I"t. no: SyiyanO. TO-
Arlrrnto" a.."Nuu'e a.ain"i
Track heavy.
The evening world., 1919-02-21
STATES MAGISTRATES MEET.
Initerncy Principal Topic at BinG-
hnmtOn Conference.

BINGHAMTON. y. Y. Feb. 2l.-The
tenth annual state Conference Of Mag
istrates opened here to-day with CHy
Judge Harold Hart OF Binghamton pre-
siding. The topics discussed were New
York states programme for the elm
ination OF illtracv AN address being
delivered by W. c Smith. supervisor
OF InVgrant Education OF the State
Department Albany. and illiteracy and
its relation to the Criminal Courts. the
address being made by George L.
Hagar Associate city Judge OF Buffalo.
The evening world., 1919-02-21

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-ScvcraI
state railroad commissions In coop
Grafton with tho Railroad Admins
trntipn soon viii institute friendly
suit To- determine whether State com
Missions still have power under the
Railroad Control Act to regulate in
trIstatc rates.
The evening world., 1919-02-21
SEEGER TO TRY B. R. T. MEN.
NewburEh supreme Court Justice
Assigned to Sit nt Mineola.

Supreme Court Justice Seeger. Of
New'burgh. was assigned. yesterday,
20 preside over the March term
in Nassau County at Mineola. 1t is
expected that tho officials OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company in
dictcd for manslaughter after the
Brighton line accident OF Nov. / will
be- tried at this term.
Ninety-thrCe were killed in the
wreck or died of injuries suffered in
II; ninety-oight received serious in
jurics. Trial Of the road officials was
fixed for Nassau County when their
counsel asserted a fair trial was Inn
pussi bic in Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1919-02-21

published to-day, which showed over
S2l earned for each common share.
These earnings were nearly double
what they were in 1917 However. it
should be pointed out that tho in
come statement does not make any
provision for income or excess profit
taxes, which If deducted would reduce
the dividend balance materially.
other rubber stocks easily followed
the lead Of Kelly Springfield. United
States Rubber common advanced
nearly points and Goodrich Rubber
which was also helped by favorable
annual report scored an advance of
. "a points over yesterdays close.
Buying i'm United States Rubber is
largely in anticipation OF an annual
report TO he issued shortly. which is
expected to SHOW upward OF f3j per
share earned In 1918, after making al
lowance for war taxes. II this proves
to be the case IL will mean that the
company has earned something like
S6i or SOS IN two years for its common
stock against a present selling price
OF about ~.
The d1y was not without its usual
budget OF unfavorahle news. Por-
phyry Copcpr companies announced
their earrings for the final quarter OF
1918. These were more unfaorable
than had ben generally anticipated,
for Utah failed to earn its dividend
for tho three months by $729.000,
Chino by ssO3,OOO and Ray Cnsoli-
dated by S774,000. These statements
strengthened predictions made in this
column recently that dividends OF
these companies will be materially
at the meetings to be held
about two weeks hence. However
the poor earnings statements failed
10 induce fresh liquidation OF copper
shares, which confirms the opinion
that they are in pretty we'll sold out
position.
As the afternoon session progressed
profit taking was in evidence and new
short selling was induced by the
of the markets upward
pace. Kelly Springfield reacted be-
low 100 and other spccialties which
have recently been conspicuous IA
vorites sold off from l to . points.
There was an effort to depress steel
because OF impending reductions in
the price OF finished materials, but
these did not meet with much sue
cess.
The evening world., 1919-02-21

IN ten years. In the beginning, then.
the moving y Ctuto. the tea room and
the soda counter will help TO take
the place Of the barroom."
The evening world., 1919-02-21

Market closed firm. Bid and asked
prices follow: May 1860 to lIGl;
June. H.35 10 1877; July, l4lO 10
The evening world., 1919-02-21
Total sales, $50, 300 shares.
Bond sales to-day $40, 0,3S3.000.

CURB-Opencd hrm. Royal Dutch
Shell, STA to ss1-4; General As
phalt, 7O1-4; Sinclair, 2j S-S. up S-S;
Houston Oil, 81 TO IS; Inter Cont.
Rubber. II to II i-2.
At noon prices were steady. Royal
Dutch sold 50 Ia. up i-2 net: Sine
lair Gulf &c 5-s, up SIS; American
Writing Paper. 4 "a. up Ia: Rus
sian External LIS 81, up . and l-2s
6s. up l. American Marc 4 TO 4l-4;
Boat II IL to IL Ia. 1nter-Continental
Rubber II to II 1-2: Houston 81 to Sc;
General Asphalt 60 IL to 60 3-i: Mid
west 157 to 1853 1-2; Merritt "a IA to
2il-2: Aetna I IA to Z l-2.
The close was rm. Asphalt, II, up
s-4: Royal Dutch, So IL. up "a; Hous-
ton, 81, off l; Midwest, 1853, off /; Boat,
141-2, up !; Int. Cont. Rubber. IS. up
4; Sinclair, q 5-s, up SIS,
MONEY-As a result OF the more
active stock market trading during
the past few days money rates have
DNCOUlt Adll lhNto az
to per cent. for mixed collateral
loans and 1-2 per cent. for all indus
trials. Nevertheless. brokers' loan
accounts are said to be moderate. in
fact in some instances quite low. 1t
is not believed that continued activity
in the market will reflect higher rates
for call money than prevail at pres
ent, since. Irrespective OF the fact
that the money pool officially does not
exist banks are indisposed toward
exacting higher rates for funds
loaned for stock market purposes un-
der present conditions, 1t is pointed
out that an improved security
market will have a beneficial effect
upon the fiotation OF the next Gov
ernment loan. and that the money sit
uation will accordingly remain undis-
turbed so long as business is con-
fined to conservative trading.
Call money mixed collateral.
opened l-2, high l-2. low 4 l-2, re-
newals l-2, ruling : II, closed 1 -;
all ind opened 6, high, 6, low ;, re
newals 6. ruling 6, closed o per cent
The time money market displays
better demand with fair volume Of
lending at IL per cent. for 60 and
9O-day periods on mixed collateral,
There is no money offered below
3 IL per cent
There Is moderate volume OF dis
counting in commercial paper with
better names moving at . and IA
per cent for regular maturties.
| ENCHANGE-Clo Peseta cables
reacted TO 2O26; stockholm cables
hrmed up to 2s.22; sterling, demand
4.7572 l-2, cables 4.76 7-l6; francs. Ja,
mand j,45 rs. cables 54j 3-l6; Swiss
! francs, demand 49l. cables is7
guilders, demand Al is. cables il }-s.
| CLEARGNGS-New York, $G3i,i53.
800; Philadelphia, $6tSiSS7O, Boston
si7,2i5,Sli.
The Sub-Trcasury was creditor al
the Clearing House, s3,9S2,s22; Fed
oral Reserve Bank creditor S36,yO5,-
SSS.
The evening world., 1919-02-21
GNAlN-CnIcngo rangc lor to.dly.

COKN-Mly OF IS u 81; July
off IL to Is
: OATS July off IL to 5-S.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-11
NAVY BAND COMING

The United States Navy. Band, of
thirty-five men. one Of the superior
musical organizations of the navy, is
due to arrive in Paris on Sunday af-
ternoon, April 20, to give a concert
in 1.-THE interest of the Victory Loan
campaign, which begins the follow
ing day.
The program, though as yet incom-
plete, includes the reception of the
band and the accompanying speak
ers and workers; a band concert and
presentation of the wonderful pict-
-ure, THE Price Of Peace" at the
Grand Opera House in the afternoon.
This will make a program of consid-
cradle length, the picture, Price of
Peace" running about an hour and
a half and the band concert about
one hour. Further details will be
given through the press of the city
next week. Other features will also
be explained, all of which will be of
interest to the people of the city and
county.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-11
DON'T WAIT-BUY N0W-T0BAC-
co STICKS.

Buy tobacco sticks now and you
will get better quality and just as
low, or lower, prices than you will
get later. At this season of the year
we buy only from mills making extra
good quality sticks; later when the
rush comes we have to take what we
can get. : Anticipate your needs,
haul them now and get them sharp
ened on rainy days and at other
times when your men have few
hours between jobs. Our stock is
excellent quality and practically 100
per cent. good.
1t don't pay to put off doing any
thing. The nfIi who succeeds is the
live wire always ahead with his
work. Anticipate your needs now
and make your contracts. Materials
have already advanced some and the
indications are that they will go
higher. 80, ...-.-. .
We deliver anywhere at reasona-
BILE prices. -.
BOURBON LUMBER CO.,
NJ. Peale Collier, Manager.
Yards Corner Main and Fourteenth
Streets, Paris, KY.
Both Phones 122. = CID