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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14
COUNTY
HEALTH EXHIBIT

The Belmont county health exhibit at
the st. ClairsVille fair, was of much IN
terest to those attending. The real sue
cess, however, depends upon following
children Of pre-school age were examineo
and 10 were found to be normal. this be;
ing a higher average than usual. 1t is
felt that this is due to the fact that
Interest in this kind Of work.
The defects ranged from decayed teeth
TO yalyular lesion Of the heart. Each
uarent was informed OF the defects and
DR.. Dew and Miss Robitaille will follow
up the case to see what correcti9ns nave
beon made Of those that can be correct
ed. Miss Smith, Red Cross nurse. OF
Martins Ferry. and Miss Chiefly. clerk Of
the Department OF Health, assisted In
the work.
The following diseases have poem re-
nort.d to the health commissioner for
IL ,,,nnth Of Sent enlhnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14

pauba (poInting to his picture, don,
ksv1-What do you think Of It, anyhow?
lady Friend-Lovely! And you have
nut SO much of yourself in it.
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7hree-Day Sale @
Preferred 7ofiet Items

We will sell you 49,.
MARY GARDEN FACE POWDER-in o.
flesh, white or brunette, regularly $100 ~
MELBALINE FACE POWDER flesh, IN.
white and brunette, regularly Csc ~ ~
MELBA FACE POWDER-f1esh, white k,.. 90.
and brunette, regularly SOC
ODDS AND ENDS OF CREAMS-Ra- J
dior, Violet Sec, Lucia Cocoa Butter, far SIC
Mary Garden Massage =
F. E. I. Tooth Paste-reguar 50c-FOR. ..........35f
Mulsifed Cocoanut ol-regular 50o-FOR. ........43f
Palmolive Soaps bars or,.......:............27f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-14

F. r. DEW,
District Health Commissioner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07

daughter nellie. hav. returned to their
hame on South Penn street after 4 Week
end visit with relatives AT wooster. -.
Blayne Hinerinan has returned 10 hts
hom. at Hundred after short Visit III
Wheeling. ,. ,, -.
Eugene Reymer Is Ill tlllSDuFSn u"
n. G, Maxwell left today on a short
business trip to ClarkSbuTE.
Misses Eileen and Rh"a Fletcher ~
Fifteenth street spent tho Et'"k-ehu
with relatives At Washington. la.
II O portz. scout cx"rutivr Of tn"
Wheeling council. returned to his home
Yesterday. after spending several days
in Columbus. O.. where he attended II
convention.
Jacob Hilton. wrll-known resident or
Warwood was rcp-rt"d TO b" .'tstinG
little easier last night by attendants at
the North Wheeling hospital.
Messrs. Louis BertSchy ana w. H.
CoOcy, of South Wheeling. local under
tatsrs we're business visitors in Hunt
ington yesterday.
Miss Dora Zurquc Of N"w 1'hiladr'-
Dbia q who has been visiting her SIS
ter recently. Will move |" this city IN
few days. NJ,
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
August Mar9uar{f, - 0d T''1 Mi@S Regina gina
hItmevcr, Of the National Road.
Miss Mablc Hancs. who underwent
an onoretion at the North Wheeling hos
initial some time ago, Is able to be out
again. , ,,, ,.or III ro-
the past week has resumed Pr nu'trS
as waitress At the American l'rSlaur , ~,
Miss Sophia Hoffman has returned IN
rcr home in this city after spending
sunday visiting with relatives ana
friends In Pittsburgh. IA
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JOYOUS SEASON
NOW At HAND
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT or GENEHAA
GOOD CHEER EVLDEN1 AN
ALL QUARTERS
Present Lull In Social Activities Ffe-
parRtory to Holiday
Affairs

The city is abustle with r"Suti.iE
crowds OF good ma tured shoppers WIN
Christmas only eighteen days ava! !ne
stores are taxed To the limit Ill thc
effort To accommodate the ever Ero"ihE
throny Of buyers. but. strange 10 say
the busy clerks continually show sM'I-
ing faces That usually much tried per.
son Is accorded little consideration nH
the majority Of thouGhtlrsS shoppSrS
and is entitled to become disEruntlsu
M times. hut during the holiday SeaS%"
tho busiest OF the year, little or no -;
humor is encountered. The real splr.'
~ christmas seems to permeate the AZ
mosphcre and II changes many uu'"
drab hour to one OF sunshine
The Christmas season Is gay ohi
JOYOUS one Just to. wander throuEn
ihs Wheeling stores is enough 70 give
a pcssimist different view on NE;
The toylands hold all that chi!a!Sh
heart could desire the glittering pau
HES for tree decoration are Things VI
, beauty, and a &wildering array or nov
elites of every kind and color Is on
display in the various gift shops. Inc
aiwayS-wanted staple articles may ne
had in a wide range with price 10 SUI SUI
every purSc. It would be person on ,
fcult indeed who could not be satlSl'eo
with the display in Wheeling stores
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The Best Cough Syrup
is Homemade.
Here's an easy way to save -. and
vet have tho beat cough remedy
you ever tried.

You've probably heard OF this well
known plan OF making cough syrup A.
home. But have YOU ever used iti
When YOU do, you will understand why
thousands OF families, the world over,
feel that they could hardly. keep house
without il. Its simple and cheap, ouS
the way it takes hold Of cough Will
quickly earn it a permanent place IN
Into a pint bottle. pour 81; ounces of
p:ne1; then add plain graduated sugar
syrup to fill up the pint. Or. If desired,
Use clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup instead OF sugar syrup. Either
way, it tastes good. never spells, and
gives YOU a full pint OF better cough
remedy than you could buy rcady-made
for three times lis cost.
It il really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy conQuers a
cough-usually in - hours or less. IL
seems to penetrate through every ar
passage. loosens dry, hoarsc or tight
cough, lifts the phleGm, heals the mem
branes, and gives almost immediate re-
lief. Splendid for throat tickle, hoarse,
ness, Group. bronchitis and broncAiai
asthma.
Pnsx is highly concentrated COM
pound Of genuine Norway pine extract,
and has been used for generations Tor
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2H ounces Of PineN with
directions, and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money refunded. The Plnex
Co., 1T. Wayne, Ind.
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CLERGYMEN TO
GET REDUCED RATES
Certain Restrictions Are, However,
Placed on Salo Of Tickets.


Tho general committee Of the Cen
| trail Passenger Association Which re-
Gently held a meeting in chicago" nctea
on Il number at matters having 10 ii"
| with passenger fares within thc JnrlTT
diction of the lines represented. This
association is composed Of passenger
! representatives from all railroads "per-
ating east of the Mississippi as far as
Buffalo and Pittsburgh ana nmrth "t
The ohio. The kanawha and Mich gan
railroad Is the only member Of the 6.
J.. 4. which runs south Of the ONO
river.
On and after January |. 1921. the rate
of clrrgymru's fare which have for
mcrly been unc-half Of the regular rat"
with n minimum of 95 cents will be in
creased to two-thirds Of the regular
fare with n minimum Of 80 cents. The
custom of using certificates Will -
continued but the tickets purchased UNI
der these certificates will be valid only
| the association issuing the certificate:
In former ruling clergyman could
buy a ticket from tn" Atlantic TO IN"
Pacific coast If he 50 desired, using IN"
certificate issued by Eastern or Cen
trail passenger association. but now he
may only scClrc 4 ticket between points
under the ono association. To so fur
Their he Will have to max" other ar
engagements.
A new rule also governs the fares to
which reduced fares Wrr" available
were. ClaSsrd in five general groups but
after January tn" restriction as to
classification Will be removed and any
convention by Il recognized organization
may qualify for reduced fares under
the rule, viz. Of having 25n or more
registered delegates from Il distance of
: % miles or more.
Rates for state and county fares dur
ing the new year will be on the same
basis as in 1920. white rules govern
! ing the sale and use 81 interchangeable
script books will also remain the sam.
In summer tourist fares next season
! a 20 percent increase Will be added over
: last years rate.
! The Ticket Protective Bureau. i'd"
during the war. il operating again and
there will be n !r$Scning in the c0un-
. tcrfciting OF tickets. scalpiuE and Uth""
malpractices.
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About People
Movements Of Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rorers-.F. II. Holden. Grafton: Il. J
Lindsay, Moundsville: X. l.. Woodward
p,Lrkersburg: l.. $. Campbell. ST. MaryS
windsor-C. q. Jones. Charleston: I
g. NcVay, Grafton; W. II. Graham, Tar
kersbure: J. T.. LaRargc. Huntington
Arthur p"rhm.tn. FAirmont; l.. +: Nc
Whorton. fH.rm"ul: \. j.. Nlthnoth. III
k!ns; j. ". Enowlton. Elkins; j. W,
McLure-H. 4. Snyder. Parkcrshurg:
L.. H. Toothman, Fairmont; {. q. Tow
a way, Fairmont; I. J. McAvay, Grafton;
Theodore A. Polansky, Harkersburg; w.
II. Smith, Clarksburg:' G. VI. Johnson
and wife. Dallas; f. V. Elder. Bethany;
James b. Lee, Park"rShurg; r.. 8; Sites
Charleston; NJ. +. IAriS. Jr., Charleston
G.. W. Hill and wife. Sistersville: {. r
Jones, Morgantown: l.. NJ. Graves anu
wife. ClarkSburg.
Stanm-J. H. Strickling. Huntington:
S. F. Keller, Iarkersburg,
C. c. Wells Of Warrington, is bust
ness caller in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. X. webster nave re-
turned t. their home in the Rolf apart
ments after " visit with Mrs. Webster )
mother in MoundSVillc.
Mrs, Robert Nelson and baby son. who
have been visiting Mrs. Nelson's parents
for some time. have returned 10 'hc't
home on the Island.
c. L. Kline Of Cleveland spent MOE
day in town on business.
4 G.. wootcn and +. l.. Barnes OF
Allentown, Pa. were Wheeling visitors
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Baker and little
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o'clock. Mrs. Kalstedt Ii . nadonAi
worker for the Home Missionary Society
and is splendid speaker. The needing
will be held under the auSpictoS OF tho
Mt. Olivet Society and everyone - In.
vited to attend 81
Tho Allen Grove Sewing Circle viii
hold its annual fancy work sale IN the
American Club rooms next Thur,Ay. A
cial will be held In the evening Ihe
fancy work articles will DO displayed
for sale all day..
Tho Mt. Olivet Sunday school Wiz
give a Christmas entertainment on IN
Miss Dorothy Renke IL the Euest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Renke OF Mounds-
Mrs. O. D. Tarbert Ii Ill. -.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies AID 30.
ciety will hold an all-day. meeting ~
the parsonage on WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Carl Rieck i1' recovefinG no.
injuries received when her oqSG ~.
npsday night. One arm was dislocatoo
and the ligaments were torn loose ~
III" o Il. Garvin and Mrs. Mitchell Of
wheeling. spent Sunday at tho ID. H.
Miss Jean will entertain the T. D. L.
Club at her home next Thursday even.
Misses Almeada and Irva Garrison Of
Vast Liberty, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. +!
Miller. OF wheeling visited al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. kiger on Sunday
Mrs. Florence Bromer has returned
IN her home at Bethlehem from sho
Ohio Valley General Hospitat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
ANNUAL MEETING
OF ODD FELLOWS

The annual meeting Of the Belmont
CITY lodge Of Odd Fellows was held last
ecvning in the Fraternal hall on North
Fifth street. Martins Ferry, Following
the business melting a social esssion was
held at which time all present enjoyed i
tempting luncheon.
The following officers we're elected tor
the wear. Noble Grand, Joseph Murray:
Vice Grand, Clinton Jewell: Recording
Secretary, Abe Hodges: Financial Secre-
tary, Harry Hadwell: Treasurer. John
W. Vickers;: Trustee. William Selby.
John W. Nickers representative 10 tne
Grand Lodge, received fortyone votes
Every lodge throughout the, county Will
vote on this matter before the repressn-
tatiYe will he sent to the meeting of the
Grand Lodge which will be held some
time next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
GROUND BROKEN FOR
WARWOOD HOSE HOUSE

Ground for the new Ninth ward IRE
department hose house was broken yes
trr,lav and the building Is expected TO
be rushed TO completion If present plans
are carried out.
The building will be located across
tho street from the Warwood hlgh
school. and will be two story prlck,
with sufficient room down stairs LOT
the fire equipment and on the Top lio"f
sleeping quarters for the mon.
At present the department Is located
At Nineteenth street. In the old Center
Warwood fire department house Ihere
are no sleeping quarters for the IRE IRE
men. and they arc working In TWO SHIFTS
two men day and three at night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
EX-HIGH CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

A meeting Of III" Ex-Hi 9Th Club 1T
Martins Ferry was held last evening IN
the clnb room in the Srhafrr building ut
Hanover and Fourth streets. Martins
Ferry. Following the business session
M which time officers for tho ensuing
year were elected. n social tim" was en-
joyed.
President william King: Vice President
William Shrlver: Secretary DhH'd~t'"-
ems: Treasurer. Tavid W. Thomas: 'U:S,,
iodian, Kenneth cole: Trustees. David
Thompqon. Carl Thompson, W. H. (oSs'
william Wilson. II. r. Coleman.
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AUTO DAMAGED.

An automobile bearing West Vir-
Einla license was slightly DANA god last
evening when struck by a Wheeling
Public Service Company s;re.t car as
II rounded the corner nf Twelfth and
Chaplinn streets. The driver OF the ma
chine failed to slow up for the crossing
and the car was coming south on
Twelfth.
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Meeting of Kings Daughters.

quito Il busy SESSION OF the NshE 5
Daughters Il Thomson NJ. T.. chur:h
was held In the church rarlorS MONDAY
evening. The work of the circle WIS
taken up and plans wrr" made for r.
ncwcd activity In the future. In add
tion to the busy 'nur pleasant Soria.
time was spent a-.d refreshments wtrr
served The hos ,cssCS for the cvenin.'
were: MeSdamr =. J. Bcall. +. * Du!S
and w. II. earn nan.
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LEAVES FoH EAST.

Miss Margaret Farrell. connected
.'c,,,,.s II, th. wheeling Bank and Trust
cHmIanv building will leav" this morn
lpr on 4 business trip over cast. MISS
EnrrcIl. Is going for til" company ana
cXT,,rts TO h" gone for n least "reN
y,- .ru DAYS
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Little Social Activity

Wheeling society, is having rest
nreparatorS to the busy social calendar
from mid december until after the holt
DAYS. number Of dances are scned-
MED for the Christmas season. Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
THOMAS MEEK ILL

Thomas Meek, secretary Of tho Scot
fish Rite bodies Of Wheeling. is suffer-
ing from an attack OF Illness on Inc
Island II wus stated that tho ailment
is not Of 4 serious nature,
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Affair ut EIks club.

\ number of ElkS and their lriHh"H
cnioyrd the delightful Informal dane"
held in the clubrooms last evening. y
selection of favorite dance music was
rendered by Jones Novelty orchestra
while those who preferred cards ensaC-
rd in that past!mc. \ buffet luncheon
,,,r paul Leach, was served in the dir
ing room throughout the evening.
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Guild Meeting,

Tho Girls guild Of st. Luke'S Episc"-
pal church will meet in regular session
Wednesday afternoon at the home "l
Mrs. II. II. anderson. birch Lynn
Ecedlcwork VIII be the chief diversion
and luncheon will he served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
Service Star Legion Ball.

The ladies Of the Service Star Legion
assisted by the local boys Of the Ameri-
can Legion will give nm informal ball
wednesday evening. December -; a,
the Elks Club audltorinr,. MISS Elhrl
md Mr.. Frank pcfterran Of the Amer'-
can Legion will have charge and FROM
lses n DELIGHTFUL time. go
Gauo's full orchestra and singers Will
furnish a program OF the latest steps
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nn4rodk WAddiuR.

Miss Erfe Hope Of Main street AMI
IoTn Flahrrty of Benwood will be mar
RED in Detroit. Mich. Wednesday. Tn, y
Jravc for that city the wedding I5Gs to '3 th%
nnr;ncinaIs Miss Hope will wear h".'
Travelling suit "r blue velour and lar';''
Mack hat. Following q short honcymoCa
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Flahcry VIII r"Sidn
in Detroit for several months hitr,'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
SHERRARD
1871 .aa-.,, missionary Mesttng.

Mrs Frances Kaylstadt. OF Los An
pcIns Cal, will deliver an address on
5JIoma Missions in the Mt olir"t NJ
= Church Wednesday evening ut $50
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Junior Mission Band

\ report of their work tor tnS i'ioi,t ti
ne Sovcmbrr was presented at the bus
ness meeting Of the Junior Mission baud
ut the Third Presbyterian church M"I.:
day evening. The meeting was very
interesting and L socia, hour was en- -,
joyed following completion OF nus "''''
matters.
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Data for wedding Set.

DR.. .. NJ. Stats, well Known Ioca !
physician and Miss Joscphnc Fast or
Morgantown will be married on Tues
day. December twenty-eIght, NJ tne
brides home IN M"rEantown. DIR. StaatS
has bought property on Chapline street
where ne and his bride Will be at homo
following their honeymoon.
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Monday Bridge Climb.

Monday afternoon Mrs. W. \. Cracrait
Jr., was hostess to the Monday Br'dEe
club. The hours were pleasantly spent
with the favor!tc uStimc and tea was
poured at the usual ;imc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-07
Circle Meeting.

Last evening ut the home u Miss Nir'
ginia Higgins at WoodSdal", the AnnrH
Lee circle Of Kings Daughters spent Il
pleasant time with neediGwork. Durlhc
the social hour refreshments were
served.
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-pu.Y WAR SAVING STAMPS
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young bridesto-be. whose enga gements
have already been announced, VIII ne
vumplimcnted with various events ar
ranged by their friends. and gay
round OF entertainment is anticipated.
Mons Diner
Thursday evening the Mems CUB OF
the First Presbyterian church will meet
n the church parlorS u, $50 O'Clock
for their second of u series Of dinners
scheduled for the winter. An interrSt :
ing part Of the program will be talN
W Is. W. Peterson who will tell ABOUT
his recent trip around the world. An
other speaker will Ike Or. William tracy
Of Philadelphia, who viii I'LL IN" church
pulpit next Sunday morning. Or. Tracy
is L former pastor OF Rev. Samuel NJ
Gibson and Is one of Philadelphia not
cd preachers.
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Elect Officers.

Mrs. w. J.. Lear. grand regent pre-.
sided at Monday evenings meeting "l
Carroll Court. Daughters OF lsahci!a'
which took plac" in their rooms al nv
carroll Council club. Several important
business matters were diSroScd OF, anu
the session WAS most interesting.
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The regular monthly meeting OF ,V"'
teachers and officers Of the Bib" ella -
or the FI:st christian church was hrIu
AT thu church Monday evening \ a.
iirhtful supper was served previous u
IN, business session.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-Metz runabout, 1917, equipped with self-starter storage bat tery, electric lights, special frame, de- mountable rims, one extra with shoe and tube, new paint, excellent running con- lItfon, S250 cash. pr. H. M. Pollock, tardner Lake. aug1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-19

FOR sALE-1Sl7 Dodge roadster with both tops just overhauied, new tires and paint; reason for selling ;~ $500. Box S5, Canterbury Conn. aug1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-19
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

FOR sALE-MaxweH and Chalmers cars; more car for the money, more miles to the gallon; Maxwell pas. touring and roadster $1,155, Maxwell coupe. $1.7s5. Maxwell sedan s1.S9o: Chalmers pas. touring and roadster sb945. Chalmers sport model $2.146. mers { pas. coupe s2.646, Chalmers 5 pas. sedan s2.795; Maxwell 11s to 2 ton trdek sl.Soo to s1,7e9; all f. Q. D. De- troit. H, E. Anderson. 21 Maple St.. DanieIson, Conn. Tel. $40. may3d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-19
FOR SALE

The homestead and grounds of the late ALBERT L. POTTER, on Starr Street, consisting of 2-story and base n1ent house, barn, sheds, etc. House has hardwood floors, electric lights, hot and cold water, firepiaees, steam heat, and all conveniences of modern home. About three acres of land. Seven min utes to trolley. House in excellent condition, and will make an ideal city or country home. Could be easily made into two apartment house. For par ticuiars, inquire on premises for
 MISS ELLA NJ. POTTER,
 or Phone f163-2
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-19
TOE BALE.

First class 250-acre farm. pleasant location, main improved state road, mail and telephone service. excellent 12-room house. ? large barns, silo, ice- house, garages. poultry houses for LOGO hens. sheds and outbuildings, all in good condition. 100 acres smooth, fertile fields. 100 acres spring watered pastures, balance woodland, stream through farm, running spring water at buildings, s5,0o0. $1.ooo cash.
 TrYon's Agency. Wfllimantic. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-19

WHEN you WANT 10 pe. your bus iHees before Ene e1plac. tnero ia no medium better LEa1 unruueh rha ad. Yerttsin& eofURha cE Tha Bulletin.