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The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Professional Jealousy.

CLEEPING CAR PASSENGER
~ Here! See here! My watch is
gone.
Porter its all right, sab. I'm
keepin' It safe for you. l got It out
from undah your pillow foh feah
some one would steal It.
Passenger - Huh! Whom was
there 20 fear?
Porter--I didn't know but some
OF these porters wot nevah asks fob
tips might slip in somewhere. I'm
mighty s'picious Of such fellahs.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Too Honest.

ftCIR," said the office boy to his
~ employer, "as you know very
we'll that my family is in perfect
health, ask you to let me of this
afternoon to 90 to the ball game"
Young man." replied the boss,
you are entirely too honest I have
my suspicious Of you. You are
fred"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
How to Behave


A LwAYs go a
~ Park umbrella checkroom
OF looking It's
Keep the right when all bobbsd haired ladies
haired gentlemen.
stepping children possible
they didn't o their will
versaon avoid the risk Of being taken for Of the inmates
In backing better
more than three persons
at
sons stand your toes.
DO They're
sides 1t annoys the attendants-mskes them envous
Nearshted ghtoway passing all undrsped
Lesson u.--At Aquarium.
Always a free day-but necessarily Friday.
Park
they are fed by the
Keep hand pocketbook
DO not try to hole
much water as tits.
biggest nsh the place loudly
about the caught last which
The best view OF the
closer the nsh urn
Do not feed the nsh popcorn peanuts
Lesson iiI.-At orandc Central Terminal
you meeting kiss them more than n
Il hard n
seeing of don't
They're probably 1t you
wish be insulted expert
quarter in the porers palm.
you porter in the pac.
Keep right and moving
Information about right
will be in before get It.
Lesson Won sresd~sy
keep higher
things the skirts the nappers wearing.
such the nappers
drivers booegsers similar
II you a will welcome you.
Broadway apt push front Of the
way traffic
Bobbie Burns
wad some power-the sifue gle u.s."
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Heard Along Broadway
Tough.

Sc "A RE you still in Philadelphia"
"A 81 guess everything is still in
Philadelphia" was the reply.
mo, no, | don't mean that" said
the other. And then, speaking care
fully, he went on:
81 mean, have you lived all your
life in Philadelphia"
The other man glanced up sadly.
mot yet he said.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Fine Chance.

SSJ UNDERSTAND her husband is
i a baseball umpire"
"Yes. And it's great for her peo.
pie"
~ suppose they get passes to all
the games?"
mo. 1t isn't that. But every time
they haven't anything else to do
one OF her relatives says, Let's go
out to the ball park this afternoon
and roast Kitty's husband"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Bright Side.

NuE always tries to see the bright
III side"
What's happened?"
"He was run down by an auto
mobile Yesterday and almost killed,
yet the first thing he said when he
regained consciousness was, Gee
whiz! After fifteen years I've got
a chance 10 cash in on an accident
policy"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
What the Trouble Was.

A MAN was fixing his automobile.
"A "Trouble?" asked bystander.
Some" was the laconic answer.
What power car is it,"
"Forty-horse," came the answer.
What seems to be the matter
with It"
We'll, from the way she acts ]
should say that thirty-nine of the
horses were dead"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
A Serious Error.

NVOU'VE made a mistake in your
paper" said the indignant man
entering the editorial sanctum. T
was one OF the competitors at the
athletic match yesterday and you
have calied me the well-known
lightweight champion"
well. aren't your" said the edi-
tor
mo. In nothing OF the kind, and
it's confoundedly awkward, be-
cause, you see, I'm coal mer-
chant"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Not His Fault.

WIFE-How long must we wait
w with our Mary? She is almost
eighteen years old.
Husband-Till the right person
comes.
Wife, didn't wait so long.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
They Stop Promptly in Boston.

BOSTON LADY I'm New York
- surface car)-You have carried
me two squares past my street, sir!
That never happens in Boston.
Conductor-What a grasping trac-
tion company you must have there!
Why, In this town we think nothing
of throwing in few extra squares
for good measure!
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
More to the Point.

tSTHEY say that when an ostrich
is surprised he hides his head
In the sand"
II wish to thunder he'd everlast-
ingly hide his tail there" observed
the man who had just settled a
blood-curdling millinery bill.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
The Borrower.

n ZONES strikes me as a very
y promising young man."
"He strikes me that way, too; but
he never pays IL back"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Bibulous.

NTHOSE fakirs can't make spirits
appear"
Maybe not; but you ought to
see how they can make spirits dis.
appear"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Proved II.

MUGGINS-Longbow boasts that
il he mover tells the truth.
Ruggins--Don't you believe him.
He's an Internal liar.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
The Hint.

AGED UNCLE-I've insured my
"A life for FIVE thousand dollars in
your favor. What else can | do
for your
Nephew-Nothing on earth, uncle.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
No Chance.

ERIEND-I asked your husband
1 last evening II he had his life
to live over again would he marry
you, and he said he certainly would
Wife-He certainly wouldn't.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
His Chance.

uE-The hand that rocks the
III cradle rules the world. Don't
forget mat.
She--Then you come in and rule
the world a while. I'm tired.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Retaliation.

EATHER-You have no sense. I'm
going to cut you Off with a mil.
lionl
Son-Tf you do I'll disgrace the
family oy riding around in a second.
hand auto.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
True COURTESY.

T'ADY lat piano)-They say you
'ove good music.
'u.h oh, that doesn't matter.
Pray 60 On.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Bound to Be Heard.

A NNA-What do you suppose
"A makes that baby cry so awfully
loud?
Gracefully, both OF its parents
are hard Of hearing, you know.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
A Threat.

HWHY don't you put your foot
w where 1t belongs"
"If did you would not be able
to sit down for two weeks"
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

drownnss
Buy Aqua auto-t floats"
J.RUFvs wALLsrRsET.
He speaks nonehaIantiy Of millions,
he a pulled n
And how no will run them to billions.
And menti country
n real Ife he's clerk for a broker;
When prices fallen
He h.'n% the eu'h to get In with the push
INC he n
He whispers quotations with ss'tIeuIatons
weeks his board.
THE REASON.
De style-why q a deafA Anddumb typistI
Gunbusa-He efficiency
typewriter wanted to try
That landlord perfect
All he doing cutting down overhead
One senographer
only notes she takes banknotes
Mother, may 90 out to s~im7
Yes my darling daughter
But do now please don't 90
To the threeImiIe limit In the
Most farce comedies e comedies.
making
occupation Interior Decorators!
General Depression at of the Army Of Unemployed
we had more just wouldn't many jest laws
Durham, N C. place
prosnostcao day procas
tnator and finally prevarcaor
Piano rolls music but pay rolls make sweeter
q certainly
s a rum
SONG OF PEsslMsr.
This 10 aoaravatIng world,
melt nor
It's either hot as-hot
Or IT'S .
And should another me-,
No In dveli
be 70 cold Ice
Or else At hot as-hot an
Looks like Russia might accept corn-f we shell
Booeggers getting the Revenue
only nowadays make him stasrer "a had
ENGLAND can min,
a
Morality much
n he seasoni
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
Cogitations of a Cuckoo


the Summer
completely, running
continue
ment an tot
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

Copyright. 1921. by Britain Rights Reserved
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

Copyright. 1891. by Newspaper Fsatur. ssrvi0s
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
J. RUFUS WALLsTREET.

J. RUFUS WALLSTREET.
He speaks nonehaIantiy Of mions,
OF deals he has pulled In the Street,
And how no will run them TO billions,
And mentions his Hne country seat.
In real iife he's clerk for broker,
When prices have fallen scared,
He hasn't the eush to get In with the push
And he owes seven weeks on hIs board.
He whispers quotations with gesticuiations,
But owes seven weeks on his board.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

orsa. sntsin Rishts Reserved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
FAILED TO SEE
BABE IN ACTION

NEW YORK. sept 13.-sir John
Simon. former British secretary OF
state for home affairs. carried a
poignant regret back 20 England
when he sailed on the Aquitania to-
day. He has not been able 10 see
Babe Ruth in action.
Speaking today Of his five weeks
visit 20 the New World-during
which he attended the American
Bar association convention IN Gin
cinnau and the Canadian Bar asso-
citation assemblage in Ottawa-Sir
John said:
We're sailing today and its too
late"
For what2" he was asked.
ITO see your-er-er-Babe Ruth
perform"
Sir John was rendered a farewell
dinner last night by the New York
Bar association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
ARBUCKLE'S WIFE
STICKS BY HIM

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Minta
Durfee. former movie star and wife
Of Roscoe ArbuckIe, issued a state
ment today while preparing 10 leave
for san Francisco. declaring her de-
termination 20 stick by him 10 the
finish"
Mrs. Arbuckle. who has not ap-
peared In the films for two years.
SAID that she and her husband sep
arated by mutual agreement, but
that no court action was ever con-
tempiated and that our past differ
ences are forgotten now"
Il am sure my husband is an limo
cent victim OF this terrible affair and
I am going 90 California TO be with
him until he cleared" she said,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
FOOD SHIPMENTS
ARRIVE AT RIGA

RIGA. sept. 13.-The first food
shipments a. the international Rus
sian relief administration are now
arriving here The supplies will *
forwarded 90 Russia at once II Rus
Sian freight care are available. The
LetFiau government Will not allow
the car o. tho Letvian railways 10
cross the frontier into Russia DR..
Nasen. head OF the International
commission who has been in Geneva
according 90 his Russian agreement
with the League Of Nations. e. ex-
pected here shortly 20 supervise the
distribution.
J. A. Webster, ore Of the Interna-
t.-ual relief workers is preparing rs
60 into the Russian famine district
20 distribute the gifts OF the London
save the children" fund.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
AUTHORIZE LOWER
LIVESTOCK RATES

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. - One
OF the biggest single steps for the
relief Of western livestock raisers was
taken today by the interstate COM
commission in AUTHORIZING re-
duced rates on livestock products
from territory west OF the Mississippi
river 20 Chicago. The new rates
which range from one cent 20 so
cents per 100 pounds become effcc-
tive Tuesday. Sept. 20.
The new rates are expectd also TO
have a helpful effect on the cost Of
living because OF the price reductions
that Will be possible in the manu-
featured products as the results Of
cuts IN the prices OF raw materials
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
Subtle Effect in
Ho siery Display
The Latest Thing
New Era in Optical Illusions
to Begin; French Modiste
Gives Views.

CHICAGO. Sept 1s.-The subtle
ara in noeiery display. dates from
today IN Chicago.
The long skirt you see trailing
down the boulevard s. not a long
skirt a. all but merely an optical
illusion
Madame Hosac came all the way
from Paris 20 talk such things over
with the Fashion Art league. now in
session here.
All. twould be such pi.y 90
cover up these pretty American
girls" Eghed the madame. cit is
well that fashion won't permit.
The new fall skirt r. not lengthy.
A. is just long part Of the way around
and the rest e tucked up in an en-
velope fold with a bit OF couquet-
terles that takes one into all the
delicate secrets that might have been
concealed.
1T Is much prettier for a girl %
pull a long skirt up "a few inches
and reveal futter OF pillows
lingerie than for her 70 have short
!. drees on. subuety's the thing.
- This IS the feature Of the new
American styles. They have part Of
a hem caught up in teasing
dTapsry.
The skirts are really as long as
those now worn but % get the idea
OF length there is always somethina
hanging down. Sometimes it's a thin
whisker OF monkey fur. perhaps an
overskirt OF beads and oftimes the
odd bit o. lace"
Years ago. according TO Madame
Hosac. short skirts had 70 20 be-
cause the hosiery makers did no.
have a fascinating product.
But mon enfant. look there eX-
claimed the madame. pointing 70 hel
models IT'S 50 different now. How
fascinating. Am I not correct"
She was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
READ VALUE FoR MONEY

LONDO%.-George II owl et I @
bought a suit OF clothes when he
was married. Nothing unusual
about that except that he is still
wearing it-and he's SIS years old
and has been married IS years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
REPORT QUITTING
OF LEON TROTSKY

PARIS. sept 13-Trotsky has re-
signed as soviet war commissiariat
according 20 uncOnfirmed wireless
reports from Moscow via Riga to-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14

Always remember that today's
burdens Will last only through to-
dag.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14

so dozen Mems Blue
Chambray Work Shirts in
all sizes, this week $780,. 48c
Boys Two-pant Suits in
sizes from 8 to II; excep-
tional values at $4.95, S5.95
and $3.50
Boys School Blouses in
light or dark percales at 75c
Childrens Gingh a m
School Dresses, new pat
terms. all sizes up to Il,
pretty plaids and checks; a
$500 value at .....$1.29
Ladies Ribbed Union
Suits, fall and winter weight,
special at ..........79 c
Boys and Children 5
School Shoes in sizes up to Z;
up to $500 values at .Sl.98
Boys. Misses and Chill
drens School Shoes, kid or
calf feathers; up to $3.50
values at ........- SZ.45
Ladies Comfy Felt Slip
pers, all colors; $500 value
at .... S1.29
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14

Absence from church was a pun
isha5le offence in the 18th century.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
Bargain Basement

100 pair full size Cotton
Blankets in grey or tan; a
$500 blanket at S1.95 pair
Crib Blankets in white
striped border, special Use
Coca Door Mats, size
I4x24; s1.00 values. Thurs
day ........ o5c
Wash Boards, large family
size. Csc value, Thursday at
only ......-..- SSc
Twin-Lite Two w ay
Socket, permitting double
service from ordinary socket;
Sl.00 value at $500. CSC
8 at. Galvanized Water
Pail .............llc
Coal Holds. 10 size, Japan
ca open oOC
Willow Clothes Baskets.
large size; S2.25 value
at ........... S1.69
Water Sets, thin blown
glass. cut design pitcher and
six gases. set ....S l.75
Palm Olive Soap, 5 bars
for sc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
OIL NEWS
FROM LOCAL AND SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA FIELDS
i. KROlIN

airy :, The Imperial company is a
$50 00OO 600 corporation with $l,j00,OOO
stock issued.
In speaking Of the great success
which tde Middle States is enjoying,
Mr.. Ferris calls attention 10 the fact
that throughout the hard times which
have been existent, the Middle States
Oil corporation, its subsidiaries and
operating companies have never miss
ed q dividend Eight per cent was paid
on preferred stock and l6 per cent on
common stock. This has been done
while practically all other companies,
with the exception OF the Standard in
terests, We're skipping dividends.
Mr. Ferris pays tribute to the mas.
terful ability OF c. y. Haskell, chair
man of the board of directors OF the
Middle States company, whom. he
states, is the man who is responsible
Tor the great success which the con.
Germ is enjoying. Mr.. Haskell who
now maintains an office at 347 Madi-
son avenue, New York, was the first
governor OF Oklahoma. He is the NOV.
ing force OF the company, states Mr.
Ferris, and his work is a masterpiece
in industrial circles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
Middle States Corp.
to Raise Its Capital
Stock TO S30,000,0C0

Plans 9rc now under way to Increase
She capital stock Of the Middle States
Oh corporation from $4,000. oOu jo $40.
100000 accordius To- stat,m,u, made
last night by scott Ferris. general
attorney Tor the company who Is IN
Ardinore on business visit. The In.
crease is due TO other companies re.
Gently bought ont pv the Haskell in.
tetests and more properties acquired.
since last March the Middle states
corporation has mate remarkable
strides Ia growth and has Included
among the propeft.cs ll aJs acquired
the Turman Oh company q 81 500 coo
company OF Okrnulg,r; the GrcrnWlld
pruperties. IsOUO.OOO concern On
Butler county. Kansas. propoftI,s iu
the MciiI field valued go 81 900 600.
The Shamrock OIL company % sl.a5O.
100 concern OF Wichita Falls. Including
gtoduetion of 1890 barrels daily, ll
producing leases, and 10 uonptoduc.
inY leases. and numerous smaller
properties. The absorption by the Mid.
de States company Of the Imperial OIL
corporation Haskell holding is to
BE- determined y, New York on lanu.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
Scott Ferris Enjoying
Work As Member of the
Petroleum Industry

The oil fraternity has no member
who is more enthusiastic In the actlv-
tiles and possibilities Of the petro.
leum industry than is Scott Ferris. ex.
congressman and now vice.prcsident
with the Wichita Petroleum Company.
Although the industry is more or less
new TO Mr.. Ferris, nevertheless he has
already acquired an euviable knoWl
edge Of the various phases relative TO
oil field development and other allied
details. As Vice.president Of the
Company, he is also In full charge OF
the operations OF the concern IN the
MeNia district and in that capacity H.
holding position with great responsi
bilitieS His company recently com.
pleJed deal whereby &c acquired
lo.acre tract on which the Coyle well
is located. and also another tract OF
10 acres which lies In the same struc.
ture. The Wichita Company paid
SD.00Oo Tor the Coyle tract The
Coyle well. states Mr.. Ferris. Is now
producing 1OoO barrels daily from sand
which was topped at depth Of ee0O
feet and which has been penetrated
~ feet with 80 feet OF the pay stln
left and not drilled into. II is produc.
ing greater quantity than 1t did when
u was originally purchased az mid.
nirht of December =. The Wichita
Company ls now drilling four wells In
The McxIu district 1t also purchased
u 40 acre tract Ia the Meador fivld
which is located between two produc.
ing wells. The, are The Mcador well,
which is making 1000 barrels from
sand topped at 3iOi feet and pcnr.
uaied five feet aud the Scay.Grannl
we'll which is producing 2a.OOVOOO feet
~ gos and spraying OH from sand top.
ped at 29'4 feet and which has the
tools hung IN ihe hole. The operators
of this test urc now waiting for tho
gas pressure to diminish so as to
enable them To- extract the tools aud
dtin deeper In search of the oil sand
The Soay.Crunfin test b. located aa
miles due north of The Al,ador we'll
Tho gas production from il is being
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
Il Wish Every Woman in
Oklahoma Knew About
This Wonderful Pura-
tone" Says Mrs. French
in Remarkable Statement.

81 don't believe any woman in the
state of Oklahoma was in more misery
than | was
This statement was made the 9th.
er day by Mrs. a. j. French resid.
ing at 3lj II street. \ r. Ardmorc.
wife of prominent Presbyterian
minister. Continuing she said; For six
years my health had been wretchcd.
l suffered with stomach trouble, dis
ordered blood and was i'm general
rundown condition. My kidneys also
gave me 4 lot of trouble. My blood
was in such bad condition ! was brok.
en- out all over my body. My face and
hands were dreadtully swollen at times
which was caused by the condition Of
my kidneys My stomach was so dis.
ordered nearly everything | ate dis.
agreed with me. had such dizzy
spells and swimming of the head 1T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
COW TEST CONTEST
FAVORED BY WOODS

Mort Woods manager of the Prim.
rose dairy farm is very anxious TO
interest other dairymen in this locality
10 engage in a milk or COW testing
contest but so far has not succeeded
in getting any very definite answer
TO his queries from many who are
engaged in the dairy business.
The contest proposed is friendly
rivalry, with no entry fee and no
monitary reward, his proposition is
to see what various breeds Of dairy
stock are doing in this locality. and
it is hy this method alone that it can
be determined. Mr.. Woods hopes to
stimulate enough interest among the
dairymen 10 put on the contest after
the first Of the year.
Every owner Of a dairy COW. should
know she is giving enough milk TO
make a profit over the cost of feed"
says Professor Baer of the Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical college.
lie says the milk should be weighed
ana a complete record kept. at least
once month a test of the milk
should be made, and any ice cream
factory, cream or milk station will, rs
rule do the testing for those who
are not equipped to do it themselves.
profitable COW. it is estimated,
should produce 5000 pounds Of milk or
200 pounds of butterfat in 900 days.
A record Of the cost of mainten.
ance of the animal compared with the
record obtained from the milk test
will soon determine whether the dairy.
man is keeping profitable animal or
merely an ornament.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
Texas-Demy B No. 5
Tops Pay at 24l9 Feet

Texas company No on the Denny
(M. d. Smlth) farm in the south
cast corner OF the northeast quarter
OF the southwest quarter of the north.
west quarter OF section Sc, 4s-2w, in
The Hewitt southeast extension reach.
ed the top Of the sand at a depth OF
a4lS feet, and with the drill IS feet
IN the pay is still drilling in il. The
hole is fun OF oil. Gravity is the same
as IN thc other extension producers,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
To Resume Operations
Old Gasser Section 1874

Lone star Gas company Is moving
in rig tunbers TO It's Vel on the Cul.
ycr farm in The southeast Of the north.
west quarter of section II. 3s-4w and
Will Resume operations in the hole
with the standard tools. This IS an
cd well brought in originally more
Than year ago and which was drilled
with standard tools TO o depth ot 1900
fee, Where gas sand with produc.
zion OF 9l,OOO.OOO cubic feet was en-
countcred. However, production was
aort-liyed due 10 troubles which set
m and Whion are reported as water
breaking IN. This well is located %.
miles south and east OF production.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21
Wolverine Shuts Down
Until January |, 1922

According to reports. orders have
been received by the Wolverine Oil
company in the Hewitt field that no
new operations are 10 be commenced
until January !, 1922. 1t is believed
that this is due TO the recent merger
of the Royal Dutch Shell and the
Union OF Delaware interests and which
although no date has yet been an
nounced as to when the management
OF the companies will 20 under the
same head, Is believed will also be on
January /. 1922. II will be remem.
dairy 10 the Union OF Delaware
diary to the Union ow Delaware.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-21

learn that he is one of their perman'
cnt brethren.
The law activities of Mr.. Ferris,
however, carry him TO the supreme
court at Washington on various occa.
sions. His legal connections with the
Haskell interests are such which
combined with his duties as vice.
president Of the Wichita Company,
practically occupy his entire time, and
for that reason Mr.. Ferris has been
unable to devote much law practice to
outside interests.
Ardmore occupies a warm spot in
the heart of Mr.. Ferris. which was
permanently installed during the last
congressional election, and during
which. states Mr. Ferris, Ardmore re-
mained firm as a rock when the rest
of the state swung to the republican
ranks. and he and others were defeat
ed. II am always glad to be back in
Ardmore," he says, 'for there are Il
wonderful people here. To me. Ard
more is the greatest spot in the
world"