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New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
Atlantic Gulf Oils Outnut

Figures made public yesterday showed
that the Atlantic Gulf Oil CORPORATION.
the Mexican subsidiary of the Atlantic,
Gulf q West Indies Steamship Lines,
produced 1,136,274 barrels of oil in
May, compared with 1855, ,391 barrels
IN April; 2,860,964 barrels in March:
2,69l.0l3 barrels in February and q.
431,225 barrels in January. This makes
a total of 9,753,193 barrels for the first
hVe months of 1921. In the eight
months ended December 81, 1920, the
company's production was 6,874,218
oarreis, ga, making total production since
oil operations started of 16,627411 bar
rels. Shipments last month were 1857
455 barrels of fuel oil and 942,885 bar
rels of crude. The topping plant which
recently began operations has produced
l7b,251 barrels of fuel oil and $4,000
barrels Of distillates.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
Where to Get Family Budget Plans

sJon--After reading over Mr. ard
Mrs. u = plan Of saving, J am ais" Vefs
me the cxtreIne favor OF suggesting pian
which could follow ] I'm 4" travelling
salesman working on 81. o09 gaiaTY. piHs
expenses NJ oyerhead - rs follows
MouthY house rent. s55 gas, elcctrtcits
ice. telephone, garage ana food, $50. NJ"
insurance. $50 monthly health and acci-
dent insura nee. s4a yearly. or 81 monthly
clothing for family (wife ana three ear
old boyJ. so; entertainment. $40 mont ~
total. 500 month | have small ~
come of $40 a month from An outside
source. and my wire rents two rooms. 80
curing SO a weeb revenue. I neglected 90
mention | operate a Ford roadster. Whlch
is uaed for pleasure. az well a 8 business J
had set "A monthly sa wings rate Of 500, but
| find this is pretty heavy for my income
have purchased two second Liberty
bonds at $s7.20. / am not very Keen about
putting money in the savings bank a. 2
per cent as it IS almost useless as far as
income is concerned Both the wife and
myself have debated as regards the build
ing Of a small house. Personally ! thlnK
it a poor Investment. particularly ~hen }
am liable 10 be transferred at any time
Il. j. II.
Answer-A budget system is the best
method OF running a household to as
sure regular savings. a suggested bud
get prepared by the Home Savings De
partment of the Savings Bank Associa-
ton of the State of New York for an
income of $3.50 monthly is as follows:
Savings, $50; food, S45; rent, $50;
clothing, $35; operating expenses (fuel,
light and other house incIdentals, $50;
recreation, advancement (carfare, taxes,
insurance, entertainment and other per
sonal expenses), $50 Your expenses
apparently come within these limits,
and it would seem that you could save
the $50 monthly allotted by the budget.
If you wish further information along
this line you might write to Mrs. Por-
ter Elizabeth Ritchey, director of the
Home Savings Department, Savings
Banks Association of the State of New
York, Sc West Forty-fifth Street, New
York City. We think your policy of
buying Liberty bonds with your savings
is wise
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
London Money Market

LONDON, June 9.-Bar silver, 337sd
an ounce; bar gold, 1865; money, AZ
per cent. Discount rates: Short bills.
- per GEMS three months bills, 51s to
8 9-16 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
Investment
Information

Gnesttons Of general intersst 10 ~
v.steys toiH be answered in this COZ,
umn, in which case only initials ~h'
be used. Others '0,n be answered ~
weii .idtiress aH inquiries. iHctos-
ing stamped, oddyessed engelops, to
F,naac,ai Editoy, The Tyibmt-s, iss
Nassau street, New YoYk Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
Sees n. Y. Industries improved

New York industries are showing
definite, signs of improvement, accord
ing to Arthur F.. Allen, manager of the
local office of the Westinghouse Elec-
trlc and Manufacturing Company, who
asserts that the low point has been
passed. practically all of the FUN
damental difficulties, such as the Ger
man Indemnity payments, the general
labor situation and the railroad prob
lem are being cleared away" he saws.
In addition there is rapidly growing
confidence in the present Administra.
ton at Washington, which is a favor
able factor of the greatest Importance.
1t Is, in fact, impossible to find really
threatening cloud on the horizon. No
abrupt Improvement can be looked for,
but gradual acceleration Of all kinds
of activity will occur"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
Bid and Asked

Following ere tho closing bid an,
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stcck Exchange IN which there wer1
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04

Bank Clearings-Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: Exchanges,
s65o,s24, ,s45; balances, $6e,665,4 ,4ss.
Silver-London, 33hd; New York,
domestic bar, 99Ac; foreign 58A;
Mexican dollars, 447ac.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
American Power and Light IS Good

Question--Do you consider the bonds OF
the American Power and Light Company.
as described in the inclosed circular,
safe Investment? Also, kindly tell me
what you think OF first preferred bonds OF
the United Light and Railways. interest 8
per cent, as an inyestment.-F. A. K.
Answer-We think the American
Power & Light per cent bonds, due
194f, are a good investment. They are
secured by deposit of collateral The
earnings of the company afford an am
pie margin above interest charges, and
the fact that the preferred stock has
paid dividends since 1910 indicates
that the company is more than usually
strong among the public utility COM
panies. The United Light & Railways,
quoted at so to 50, is not bond, but
is first preferred stock, paying quar-
terly dividends of Ia per cent. The
stock is cumulative; that is, if interest
is not paid in one year, if in later years
it is earned, back dividends will be
paid. We consider it semi-specula-
tive business mans investment.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
Wants His List STRENGTHENED

Question--Am trying to build UP for an
ircome. seeking bonds stocks with good
interest consistent with safety. Please
advise how to strengthen my list of
holdings: Liberty bonds. $4,000; Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph. tcn shares {;
American Telephone and Telegraph two
shares when issued; Great Northern
Northern Pacific joint 613s. $1,000: Great
Northern rs, $1,000; Bell Telephone
OF Pennsylvania Is, 81 900; Northwestern
Bell Telephone Is $1,000: E. l. du Pont
72s, $500 bond Belgium So. $500; French
ss. $500; United States certificate of in
$4,000; mortgage paying per cent $50
month. The last three items. are for fur
ther inVestments.-A. II. =.
Answer-You have a good list of in
vestments, in our opinion. Our only
criticism would be that United States
certificates of indebtedness are hardly
suitable for persons who are not look
ing for short term issues which are tax
exempt, and of course we know nothing
about the safety of your mortgage.
You have no public utility or power
bonds. We suggest that you consider
Carolina Power and Light first mort
gage 5s, 1888, to yield 6.6 per cent;
Pacific Gas and Electric first ard re-
funding rs, Series A, 1910, to yield
about IL per cent, and Dallas Power
and Light Company per cent cumula-
tive preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-04
Money and Credit

Call money loaned at Tx per cent
day yesterday on the Stock Ex-
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Says Every Railroad
Man Should Read This

Petersoa's Ointment Co. Inc. Buffa 10.
y Y bear S!rs I was afflicted win
what the doctors sad were Naricuse
Ulcers, and Up until about FIVE weeks
ago I have been treating then for about
\ year and live laon.hs
with all the treatments that were
prescribed TO me by seveT1! doctors !
received ,!;;ln benefit. and thcy Kept
spreading and gave me much distrv -
'Htud caused me TO quit my work.
l was induced b. a brother brakeman.
10 Try retcrsons OlnLmeut, and after
had used Two boxes | saw wonderful
results. You can tell suffering ones
troubled with ugly. painful and ho!ric
ulcers that your Ointment Is cure for
them wnru everything else fails. as
have tried abou: everything. Thanking
YOU many times over 1 am. your happy
friend Chls J. Neysar. Battle Crock.
Mnh.. A. Glenwood Avenue. January II.
1916.
Il know and dozens OF people write
me" says Jefferson OF EuHa!o. that
peterson's Ointment also cures eCZ"ra.
old sores. salt rh"ur, piles and al XII
Diseases. and all druggists sell b'f; box
for 81 cents Mai. orders hit"d by
Paterson . lntinent Co. Inc. buNaio.
y. /.
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NEW V|TAM|NE
TABLETS MADE
FROM YEAST
CONTAIN PROPER DOSE OF BOTH
WATER AND FAT SOLUBLE
VITANINES.
THE LATEST IMPROVED WAY;
EASY TO TAKE; RESULTS QUICK

Local druggists arc recommending
Phus-rh0 Nitaln.nC tablets to those tax
ing years for health. The tablets con-
tain n proper dose OF NitamlucS In
highly concentrated form. and. OF course
AFRO easy TO take and economical.
Yeas, T. very rich In F!tamlnc, ana
many people have been eating II raw
%rw you can get 4 proper dose IN ia"-
ITS made expressly for medicinal pa:
poses The appetite, diRcstion com
p!cxion. strength. and whole system"
show marked Improvement whoa tn
proplc report an increase In weight al
most invariably At the end Of thr"c or
,our w"cl;s' uHo OF the tablets. In fact.
V,;amtnc IL simply wonderful as q
ionic. and being tonic food Of great
power. /; may wisely be used by every
one when not In perfect health.
Doctors do NOT recommend tcSo TAD
lets for dangerous Ills and disease, and
V.ramIuc, or COURSE. VIII not cur"
everything. hut many pcor." h"rrtotCr"
in POOR health praise the l'hos-lAo
NIiauline Tablets Gky-hiEh for the way
T., huiit strengthened and toned up their
svGtcuS. increased th".r weight, cleared
.i,;- .-.,r,,cSlur &, tS'' folder with
each bottlc) at any drug store.
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COLERAlE

Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Nosue and family
OF GAINESVILLE spent Thursday with
their parents, Mir. and Mrs. l. 4. HoEue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Brackin have re-
turned home from Battle Creek Mich.
where Mrs. BraCkin has been for the
past few weeks for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor OF Mar
tins Ferry were callers at Mr. and Mrs.
j. r. White Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Q. Martin and sons
Mr.. Fielder Eucke. Was a business
caller In Barton. Monday.
Mrs. Alfred RiGsby and Mrs. John
N:,unAn and son have returned to Chi
cago after i visit with Mr.. and Mrs J..
w NGsby.
OF Barton wrro callers at this place Mon
day.
Mrs. Earl Lea thcrwood and son Carlos
OF Bridgeport are visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. VI. l.. Boyd.
Mrs. IL +. Walker and family spent
tho week end with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. k!rke Of Rich Mills.
Mrs. Morris NIckcrs and son Vern and
daughter Miss I;crtha Of Athens arc Wis
iung Mr.. and Mrs. S. /. Eickers
Miss Mary Scott returned 70 Mt. Pleas
ant at the homo OF her brother George
Scott who IL quite III
Miss Anna Wake, and brother Joel
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. H. w.
Jefferson at Cumberland. Ohio.
DR.. T. c. Cope OF barton was a pro-
fessional caller here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. liaincs and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Mercer attended a picnic
Tuesday at Rich Mills.
Misses Nevada Sharon and Claire
IIogue were callers in Bridgeport Tues
day.
Miss Ellen Walker Is visiting at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Jefferson
at Cumberland this week.
Ralph Walker OF Wheeling IS visiting
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Normaites by the Dallas team. The
score was SO. This makes Two ont or
three games won from West Liberty
this season.
I,nllas lost n game Of bali at Ecoo
ns, Saturday. the score being i-V. The
,h:rd zane vii! he played At some III
tur" d;,;e - they now sta"d c'"n'
The picnic that was 10 have been here
Saturday has been postponed because
e the Modern W"Otrcn p.rntc AT NH
ipis grove. However, II WI! lie given
a. an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kimmins and
Mir and Mrs. ur,.c k!mu:'ns and ch!!-
d-ru motOrct u bethesda i'ark SuhCa!
and spent the day.
Mrs. WyUr O!Ih:.m. of Tr!ade!ph:a'
and Mrs. ticnrC" Oldham and "hiidF.n:
III Elm G:oY".' were guests TUESDAY o.
Mrs. Louis Eh1addcs.
Nor, I.Ut!Sun is recovering nicely
from his recent automohii" accident anu
IS able TO SIT up II VIII not he ."hS uh-
Ill no can walk with crutch"S.
VIII Theirs and his. mother or near
West Liberty. and Miss l:dn! haEers;
of Elm Court were EHSa'S 0"''''''' "a
T. T.. Rhoad"S and family .
charlie Howard. of Wheeling Is
enrndinc a few days with lis parents.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Howard.
Mrs. Harry KGgle. Of Elm Grove wa
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Meau
S;rICkln Tucsdady evening.
Russell Crawford. Lynn kimmlns LIZA
Riggs, Meade Siricklin. and Harry Rises
attended lo,i-o at the X. of L. nall At
Elm Grove. Monday night.
Mss Ethel Rhodes ~ spending Two
weeks vacation in different parts OF
ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Campbell and
daughter. Virgil. OF Elm Grove spent
Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Arrhcr
Mr.. Andrew Workman. OF Dallas X ".
No. |, an aged Civil war veteran. Is IN
very critical condition.
Vincent Fisher has secured Eoro
runahout TO carry the mail from 1ria-
delph!a to DALLAS in,
Joseph Hunt. manager Of tho "Jooetty
Farm," near Wheeling. was the week
ond guest ~ WAYNE StriCkltn.
Jonas caldwell has received his !um-
bcr for his now house from sears zoe
buck e. co. The house will ho built In
The very near future.
Mrs Louise Rhoadcs has been quite
Ill since Saturday.
There will be meeting In the Dallas
hall on Wednesday, evening. August H.
a. 8 O'Clock, TO organize 4 Royal Neigh-
hors Camp. a deputy from Wheeling
WI DC present.
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KU KLUX KHAN REPLIES
TO J. A. SMITH LETTER
IN WHEELING REGISTER
Wheeling. W. '.
rn,N - LNc'

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ORGANIZATION IN" "'N'"'"',.' .' 49,,
cease 70 De Il Se'!e' ~ H"'''''' '''' 60
e'"S'e"yF 49, .' u' =, ~ 80
not eniirS'y an""''S"
allowed |" become Vs. 49,
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nl"n % Drawn we" u ''''',' w, ,'' -
positions az Ef''" ''~P, A'''
are seen ann rec"E"'@'" as ec"''e'''e"
upon N" streets. IL - Se'u'ui necessary
t" employ counsel 'a' We "'S''''' ~
nothing w'tain ne a" - "''''' 'f>.''S
->ny Question ''''F ""e '"'S''''''' 80"
ana SoHlo'nN" "'' $50" ~ ,'''' -
men, We thlhN "v".' NO. the "''t''N't'
- i most cr''!IS' '.'.'- ''''%' L. U pu"-
NC ,,-
For j. \. smith INFORMATION teF"'u'hs
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ADDITIONAL OUTLAY
FOR DISQUALIFICATION

Washington. July 23--Addit.onal eH'
pendlturc OF 5l6. 100000 for hoSpl,aliza'
ton OF former service men. making a
total annual outlay OF s5".00o.IOO for
that purpose. and discrimination OF
all men who served in the world war.
were propositions laid today before The
senate committee investigating soldier
relief.
The new and broader program for
hospital building ia bsing worked ont
by Dr. W. G. White. chairman. and
members OF the treasury board OF con-
sultation on disqualification. recon-
mendatior embracing h!!a!ls OF the
boards study Will be nSde to Secro-
tary Mellon soon. DR.. White told the
committee.
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COMMISSION DENIES
NEW ENGLAND PLEA

Waehincton. July "S-Eew England
,,.,-r,ls were denied by tbs Interstate
..,.,.,n,,r,. ,.,rl,..isslur today th"ir Plea
r.r. rc.!.y.=...l uC Joint rates between
CARRIERS cat and west oi the li.!Son
river. wl'h rr"a,"r proportion OF such
r,,. rc'urr> a., rU.ug :" them.
TIL" "NMau>'tv" hear. MS 81 last
sI.r.ur he commission - us opinion
said failed 70 show justification Tor
Blanket Increases to the New England
carriers N ~" portion paid by shippers
for JO:nt service. but revealed AN eN-
sting condition Of divisional arrnrE"-
rrouts wHIch Is n" ant:th"s:s 81 equal
NY. uniformity. system and order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
R j PIT UR E
Expert
For
Men, Woman and Children
In
Wheeling,
Representing
W. S. Rice, Adams, N. Y.

Our expert J. \. Gill:Gan. will be a,
the Mcclure Hotel. Wheeling. W. Va.
August /, > and ). Every ruptured man
woman and child should take advantage
OF this opportunity.
Tho Rice Method FOR rupture Is
known tho whole world over Yuu can
row see this Method demonstrated and
have a Rice Appliance tttcd to YOU.
Absolutely no Charge I1'csS y"i. are.
satisfied 10 keep ne outfit after having
the Appliance adjusted and you seo no"
perfectly and comfortably II holds. y"
harsh deep pressing springs: nothing
70 Courr the NcSh an! make you sore.
can bc w"~n night and day with posi-
live comfort. Soft ruoher-!ks com
position pad. any degree OF pressure re
uuircd.
Don, wear truss all your life when
thousarrcs haye repo-ed cures through
using the Rice Method Why suffer tn"
burden Of rupture If there is q chance
70 be free from truE-- wearing forever '
Anyway e Will cost yea nothing 10
come N and see Mr., GillGan ~ the Nc
Lure Hotel
Office hours 10 ~ A NJ. to p.
NJ evenings Z 10 9.
Don't miss this great opportunity 10
sec an Expert on Hernia.
w. s. RICE. Adams, y. Y.
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Faith In Gary.

F!na..y. TuGt;.. Ca, tn nan. c'i ~"
S''ri iurl,':.ti."N N.a 81 '"aS I'm
maze skill '!.N d; Am U@'' Z" s,''' ,~''.;'h
SAIL, IN hu'.ncN~. lie L"r trG..hj th''
S''". mar"i.' '"r";s ia" ~'HP'b H'iE o.
,u'rlnE rr,h ,ti":'S l!.r"H'$ - rims,
thr'- rruGl,', ct less than fair prices
H." has :1ueh' h'S workHeN III" r""'."'!
.,>- t!.at = :. :iupu>S!hi,' Tor th"m |"
S".,.,: represent t'.reS wh" are c"mp"-
trmt iu d.rrr, ih" Operations OF Er"Ht
tr'HuI,ai industry. and for over twenty
ears i.tSt b. HH> h'''u ~" 'i"iu~ir a!
leader tErouch0Ut i period of IN" most
prolonged aud substantial prosperity
that our pr"pic have over known
. h.,S" trim fItA that h" VII. DOW
tuIr tn, "N'SiinE situation actively III
nd ard sire" th" nvrruIn"it has
Just loaned IL" rJI;r0adS live hundred
millions ~ dollars for r"-cIuipWcnt
TUrpu$rs 1t stands TO reason mat rail-
ru.,l executives ar" n"W IN = position
&c place imm.us" orders Tor rails and
equipment 90: very kIIu!. II far rrI' e.
van simply he ;.ErC"d 'pu". Then let
:: corresponding scale az reduced prices
tie fixed tor all steel products. and with
lin few weeks other large consumers
Of stool can easily be induced 10 place
order enough To give profitable employ
rurrt 90 tens Of 'huuS;tnr.S "f thorough
~ disciplined ard willing steel worker. :
wuu !.ll' already l"''n It." lotig IDLE
1t :his haTprn. let m" t"'l "t%
C"i"r MnrN ~ b. N'Eu o. re- !''i',,''
fsr,.l,rs amt T.. ''ri"i r"'.nE Hills.
and every far sighted business man
well knows that lii" new, wII' d!sp"l
this industrial! gloom as summer sun
shine dispcls mist.
We are the richest. tho most re-
sOurrrfUl and the most ambitious
people on the face Of the Garth: W"
have become the worlds centre or
banking credit. because "" A:tEr the
most perfect banking system that tn
genius Of man has ever N"t DEVISED:
and though the politicians Albright us,
no human power can now long stay
our steady progress.
JOHN l.. DUNLAP
Editor industrial Management.
New York. July -, 1921.
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,,s GRANDPARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. J. :

his grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.. J. n
Rigsby.
Mrs. Ear Simpson and son Harold q
Wheeling spent the weekend with II
and Mrs. J. F.. Beck.
Robert Hogue Of GAINESVILLE. Who hd
been visiting his grandparents, Mr.. u
Mrs. l. 4. Hogue returned homo Tue
day.
Miss Marie Paxton Of Martins Fer
spent the weekend with Mss Aau
McCarty.
The Philathea Class held their NOR
w meeting at the Presbyterian chu1
Wednesday afternoon after businI
meeting q dainty lunch was served.
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WALTER n. RAsrALL APPOINTED

Washington. July disappointment
OF Walter II. Rastal. OF Dayton. o. as
head of Tho commerce department. s
newly created heavy machinery indus
trial division VAS announced today ~
Secretary Hoover Tho division was
provided for under tho export industries
act and Mr.. Rascal will have charge g!
urohlcms connected with the marketing
abroad Of American heavy machinery.
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There Is and can =" no lack OF 40
mani for s.cel a, fair prices. because
49, ror fully five years part our rail-
-n,ds, tho greatest r0NSuU"rs Of steel.
have been huy!nE from hand 20 mouth.
spac.iacnil" hrcaU~c -! IA" h!sh prices
made possible Ivy the war. 90 Mr.
Hoover coEScrvatINcly estimates that
We arc at !cas, 4 million houses short.
because labor was SO long diverted 70
wa Industries: 90 our great farming
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ss.lc2.OoI.774 Sl.t59.I4S.o&

.Irc,u,l!nc all salaries and wages.
After ,riurt!ug interest on bonds
and fixed CHARGES OF subsidiary com
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County Commissioner c. Hal BTues
has recommended that the county pur-
chase 4 sand blast 10 be used IN inc
county roads.
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DALLAS

Quite n few OF the Dallas people mo
,nrrd Ia West Liberty Wednesday even
Ing and witnessed the defeat or the
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Leslie and Jane Ross. colorcd. wrr"
fined s. and costs each by Judge JOHN
s. R:tz yesterday morning in police
court rnr fighting. Policeman Garrison
SAID nc wadcd through the house in
broken china To his ankles.