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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
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THE MAN WITH STEEL FINGERS

upon you for an opinion upon a problem,
upon which the opinions of persons with
out experience are wholly without yalue
ana unfortunately all those who have
had experience and Were, therefore.
aple TO give me an opinion, have been
Always persons lacking in a certain ele-
meht OF intelligence. have not had the
opinion of man of intelligence. who
was also man of experience, upon this
problem"
He paused. The man before him did
not reply. He waited as in a profound
courtesy for Monsieur Jonquelle TO com
plete the subject with which he had
I opened his discourse. He had taken a
small chair, and he sat in it as a man of
great strength and vigor and of an I'M
usual bulk rests his weight upon some
thing which he is uncertain will sup
port it.
He did not move, but the expression
in his face changed slightly. His aye
prows lifted as in courteous inquiry.
Monsieur Jonquele went on. He
seemed not entirely at ease.
Il shall not pretend at ignorance of
your affairs, monsieur. The laW-courts
of England are brutal and direct. They
have no consideration for anyone, and
the press of those islands has a less
restraint,
When one is charged with a crime
in England, and comes into its courts,
no humiliation is neglected. That one
is innocent means nothing; that this
innocence is presently demonstrated does
not preserve one, in the events preced-
ing such a vrdict, from every tmagln-
able humiliation"
Monsieur Jonquele continued to hes
ttate. Be he went on
Monsieur" he said, "out OF this I'M
fortunate experience you win have
come feel, with a certain opinion
upon the problem which disturbs me-
And am sure, monsieur, you will not
deny me the benefit of that opinion
The Project Of Police looked up like
one who with hesitation requests a
favor from another
Lord Valleys replied Immediately.
Il shall be very glad to give -ou my
opinion upon any point in the matter"
he said Surely I have been spared
little. have had every experience Of
humiliation. The criminal law of Eng
land is a bungling and cruel device.
Those who find themselves concerned
with it, I profoundly pity.
There is no consideration OF family
or culture that in any way mitigatcs
its severity or in any dir ection pro-
serves one from odium, once the ma
chinery of criminal court of England
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

where he might work with his mind freed from the
sight of dvertng things. Finding beautiful stone
he brought it into his cabin solitary ornament,
but when he found he had to frequently dust the
stone to keep its beauty present he threw the stone
away.
The experienced traveller travels light He sees
the Coliseum by moonlight while the other fellow
is out on the still hunt for his trunk.
Despair is the reward of every attempt to carry
too heavy load. The beauty of life is found not
in the abundance of things possess but in the
worth of the things hold to-the worth they
represent to US in our living
We are prone to go through life with an uncon-
scious accumulation of barnacles, dragging worth
less weight through the waters should be eager
to traverse with speed that may know the world
and be of use in it.
The will determines our progress; freedom and
slavery are both acts of the will He is free who lives
stripped of the barnacles of inertia he is slave who
falls into that which he would avoid.
Hamper man and you destroy his ambition,
his enterprise, his capacity.
Wise men get rid of all implements. The
thoughtless and the foolish spend much good energy
in acquiring things they wish they were rid of.
That which is true of things is also true of
thoughts You abuse rather than use your years
which through the wear of time, have been worn
to mere prejudces 1t is only the free mind like the
free hull that hope to keep pace with progress.
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Harrington Expects
Early Road Action

County Commissioner jeff Harrington,
who, with Commissioner II. E. Candy,
returned yesterday from Tallahassee
where they went to be present when the
bids on the Pensacola Roberts road were
opened by the state road department,
declared last night that he had had
very encouraging trip and that he ex-
pected the contract for the highway to
be awarded within a week.
Mr. Harrington will make an official
report on his trip to the board of county
commissioners, which will meet tomor-
row.
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RECEIVERS FROM RHEuMArIsM

Had rheumatism flye months that
would go from my left knee to my back.
Tried many remedies without relief. ri
nally used Foley Kidney Pills and In ff-
teen days was entirely cured" writes w.
j. Oliver. Vidana. Georgia. Backache,
rheumatic pains, dull headache, dizziness
and blurred vision are symptoms of kid
ney disorder. Foley Kidney Pills quickly
relieve kidney and bladder trouble. Sold
everywhere.--Ady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
Burke Found Dead
In Home of HeltOn

Charles Burke was found dead last
night about $50 o'clock in the bedroom,
OF the residence CT Bud Helton. 2l7 South
DeVillier street. The deceased was about
30 years. of age and was residing at the
nome OF his son, w. NJ. Burke, at 523
West Chase street. 80
constable Murphy notified Justice
Johnson and the body was removed to
fou's Undertaking Parlors.
me case was Investigated by Captain
DConnen' c. W. johnson and Officer
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drawing room

Grqyvipu-rOOnl through
The .'- Ionoueile advanced was
y,Ea As'S'' "a.
rrE .. ..-..-,.
a.. u was not SILENT a vague rnus,c'
s-ra weird conception Oh Iscn"'A-
.... seemed 10 reel ABOUT the |ooIl'
.,.rdrg Itse'i-a thlhs that Nieps
...,, rm something 'llat +olio"e" -
~.. -sy ..a '1\iS'u'S'
. -seasd the fingers OF master
III. BOARD Of Keyed instrument 10
...y. ,acs. sounds. IheE came from
r.. ,.rn u1yond, second craving
...s..s OUT on the Bols &c Bou-
........- Ion1us}c had not allowed
@.'.. IA announce him.
~e Nv. ...I permitted to disturb Lord
.o"' ,,,s hour" the servant had
va
",'.....,. IonQuelic's card had added
... mani. porplexity. One 5 also
.',-,.....l 10 deny an entrance, ny
.t..e. at amy hour, 10 lh2 LlelecI ol
. .".. - Paris. The man had made a
'''l -. ,os,:r,. Ike one resigning him
49,. inevitable,
Ct %, -...r- .r..queIe, after the door
'E,.-d berind him, remained for
r..r,,mts quite mOtionless in the
.'' 90. .,.a might write it, If this
'''.' ~. .~5 music, in which there
,...... Fl note Of ruthless vigor-a
"1a f..ri.a~t. ,lgor, harsh and deter
s.s..r 1oaquelle could not place the
a.. ..v remembered composition.
- ...... r-, rte work OF any master that
n was an Improvisation of
B" .,7- uroduced il,
,a. sivanced into the room
.".., +e.. music issued. He
'..'" ,...r,.0t in the doorway.
..... ,r.. lp,ra with waite, nimble
..J nc steel Then he spoke.
...7 .-a.,, rronsieuru said the
p,t,,s OF am desolated to
, ...h ,nro
.,1.' .'.,, ar ,no miami snranp IN and
Inc '.'' man. a.. W., W., ,,,amol, his Io1v ac-
lF..e" 7''''. ,,. a,+ ,,,itI, sinoIa mo-
'"l''"'N
Ill., 49,. ,,,o, ,vas strange His
1' '. ,..,,, },road and STONED ::
"'"'.'- ,,ilo r7oesi,,e--tna face
'',1 Ir., I,,i,. z,,os +birlx close
- ,,.a'a not 1ope, and nf-
'..'''' ' -..'rlris,1s
..' -'.., vow, caraf,,1v dressed.
'.- l..rIts, fasbion and with it's
.. .''5 -''s..t,,+ Tsu+ tho immersion
,,.a- aooidadIv MOT Eng
'',0 l,at - S1ev adanted to
-,.'.,..,. -.
a.. '...- .,.. aiS not Goa One rarely
aaa,,a1 to no hidden
,..,. ma, ill., cTr+aIred windows.
..'.. ,,.. no eTnression in the
r,.- sac- ,,,s a mask. It seemed
.'1 ''10 ~ hie- oosa the
..,.,a h-.,., t,,r and the wire planes
|. .[, f,c. por. white as with a sort
, r,uo~ ,foor,anv Jonouelle had a
..5s,,. e,r,,r irnnrassior. The man be-
~. him. ,cas ether the greatest Grim
~ ~. tr.. ,--,gtosr r,onius that he had
,.- coo,
Ior9porla had also y further imprcs-
no ~ failure lie had meant to startle
IS man. and observe what followed.
.rd he had startled him; but untrue
D.. every exporience. there was nothing
o observe. The mans face remained
.i,hout an EXPRESSION. he was behind II
tddcn from every eva. 1t was a lrask
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

I'd UNK AND JUNK are the two great impedi-
I'D ments to progress. It is as important to know
how to get rid of things as to get things. In
running race he has the advantage who carries
the least load. In rigging yacht for race the
skipper studies his boat to what he cast off
rather than what he can take We accumulate
things that we think essential to convenience
and comfort only to find in the of time that
they cucumber.
Sylvicuturists tell us that it helps rather than
harms tree to occasionally root up and replant it
in its early years. The roots become trained to
concentrate. Concentration is the first essential
step to He who dssipates his powers is on
the road to disappointment.
The captain who permits the hull of his ship to
become barnacle-coated may order just much
power in his sengineroom the ship whose hull is
free and clean, but he does not make much speed.
Ships put in dry-docks and the barnaces scraped
from their huls that the power of the propeller may
be used to- the fullest in driving the boat ahead
rather than dissipated by pushing against waste
full resistance.
When household is confronted with the irk-
some task of moving it is always surprised at its
accumulation of useless things. Out from the clos
cts and store-rooms, cellar and attic, workshop
library comes van-load of accumulation to torment
the mind that is to decide whether it shall be kept to
be coated with another accumulation of dust or
thrown away that the housecraft may take clean,
smooth start.
To get away from his accumulated baubles
Thoreau once built rude cabin in Walden Wood
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

ii % os,Apound. l took it regularly iin-
0sS %e hard pains had left me and /
ssS In" 3. 70 be up and to do my work
Id sine Ine hard lump left my side and
say y,HeAdld in all ways. 7 know of
Cs,e pClllen it has helped, MRS. G.
lSSDDtsooN' 464O Orcas St, Seattle,
|ai,,m0iaat another case where Lydia e.
|asSSt,as Vegetable COMPOUND
gSe t tois1.Js after 'tryingeVerything
IT, :" 'old me" had failed.
se sS are are suffering from pain, ner-
eas sn aoa are always tired; If you
b Iv S{g.S'ted and good for nothing,
s,s IgnC5. T. Pinkham's Vegetable
gs.eo... You may not only relieve
a;prTrv.n.. distress, but prevent the
'A'Ea' Of more serious trouble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

chief deputy of Escambia county, who
died Sunday at Columbia, Ala. A large
body of Odd Fellows was in charge and
held services over the remains at the
cemetery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

Drug addiction, though of long stand
ing in the orient, did not become a
problem in western countries until after
1916.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

my feet, then l had
chills and fever and
such pains in my
right side and a hard
lump there. 1 could
not turn myself in
bed and could not
sleep. / was this way
for over two months,
trying everything
any one told me, un-
til my sister brought
me q bottle of Lydia
DO. pinkham's VaUa~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

in general. Accept only 'Bayer' package
which contains proper directions. Handy
boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents.
druggists also sell bottles of "a and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark Of Bayer Man
ufacture of Observation-Disclosures of Sail
Decentralization
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
RICE FUNERAL HELD,

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at 9 O'clock for z. F. Rice,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16

II you can make your handkerchiefs
do a few more weeks you will get some
new ones for Christmas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
SUCH PAINS AS
THIS WOMAN HAD
NO Months Could Not Turn in Bed.
Ea' t, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Finally Restored Health

b. s,1 nue. Washington. 81 had drag
= SaIls Ilrst and could not stand on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
when you buy Aspirin

Unless you see the name "Bayer'' on
package or on tables you are not getting
the genuine Bayer product prescribed by
physlc ms over twenty-five years and
proved safe by millions for colds, head
ache, toothache, earache, neuralgia, lum-
baso, rheumatism, neuritis, and for pain
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
S0CIE T
Ministries On Broad
way" An ticipated
With Pleasure.

The American Legion Ministries on
Broadway to be presented by an anna
teur cast at the High School auditorium
on the night OF November the twenty
first are being anticipated will, much
pleasure.
Mr.. G. George Mum is director. and
under his capable management all
minor plans and arrangements have
been completed. and the cast entirely
filled
Tuesday evening, November, the TWEEN
ty-flrst is the regular meeting night for
the Junior Chamber of Commerce, but
the members are arranging to POSTPONE
the meeting, in order that they may wit
ness the showing of the Minstrels.
Today at o'clock. Mr.. Num- would
ike to have 20 tiny tots ranging from
4 to years old come to the High School,
as he will need these little ones to take
part in little act called "Bogie-Hob-
COLLINS" There will be nc costumes to
buy, though this will be a big feature of
the show, and the mothers are asked to
come with the little ones to get full in
formation.
There will be full dress rehearsal on
Monday night at the High School Audi
torium at 1880 o'clock, and there will
probably be a parade during the day.
the exact time to be announced later,
Below is a lisb of those who are In
the cast:
Escorts: Messrs, G. A. Thibedean, Will
liam Fauria, G. Oliver, Tony Bruno,
Cecil Robinson, S. Abrams, Jake Berlin,
T. NJ. Lloyd, and Gerald Quina.
Other parts: Messrs. L. L. Burpee'
William Fauria, Highland and Arnesen.
Chief Ingram. Chief Weller, Chief Ell
lingson, and Mr.. Sidney Reymundo.
Walters: Messrs. John Frenkel, Robert
Weller, Chief Ingram, Highland, and Anne
Stout, Tom Kennedy, ]. Klumpker, Chief
sen.
Orchestra: Messrs. Densmore, Max
Heinberg, Chris Johnson, E. r., Gross
john, Miss Elish Lamont, and Mrs. Bell
Ladies: Mrs A. ]. Johnson, Miss Mol
lie McCaskill, Mrs. Clara Frenkel and
Miss Faith Binkley, Misses Barbara
Hoffman, Ora Mae Williams, Logara Dip
pin, Lottie Watson, Mrs. J. Graham and
Miss Margaret Anderson.
Soloist: (Men) Messrs. Fauria, Filing
son, Gerald Quina, and Thibaeau.
WoMAN's MISSIONARY
SOCIETY G. ST. M. e. CHURCH.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Gadsden Street Methodist Church
will have an all day meeting at the
home of Mrs. Hurt, 90S East Jackson
Street on Friday, beginning at 10 o'clock.
The meeting is especially for Mission
study, and all the ladies are requested
to be present. Lunch will be served in
the middle of the day.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF
DAUGHTER,
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brewton announce
the birth of a. daughter Sunday. No
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
WoMAN,s MISSIONARY

ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF
DAUGHTER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Brewton announce
the birth of a daughter Sunday, No
vember, the twelfth, at their home, 500
North Twelfth Avenue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-16
THE SATURDAY SEsRMONETTE
NACLES
NNvrntd Nab RaauLu
B A R N ACL E S
BY RICHARD LLOYD JONES

copyrighted, 1884, by Richard Lloyd Jones)
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14
Southern Pacific Co.
Corners Fishing Holes

IL yon want to knew where the
fishing is good just ask any Southern
Pacific agent.
For the convenience of sportsmen
the Southern Pacific Company COM
piles authentic and up TO date infor-
nation regarding fishing in the yari-
Gus localities traversed by its lines.
Weekly reports are sent in by agents
throughout the system showing what
kind of fish are plentiful. kind OF
bait proving most popular and size
Of catches being made. This infor-
nation is then compiled into circular
form and sent out to all agents for
the information of the public.
With the fishing season Just open
ed mere inquiries are being
made upon agents as 10 fishing con
ditions.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14
CALL FOR ROAD BIDS
ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY

The construction of the road from
Robinson summit to Pancake, or the
Eureka county line, which has been
under consideration for a considera-
BILE period. is now rapidly rounding
into shape and will oon he COM
menced.
State Highway Engineer George w.
Borden has issued a call for bids Tor
the work and the call is published
elsewhere in this issue of the News.
Bids will be received by the high
way engineer May 81 and the work
in White Pine county will be awarded
on two separate bids, the flrstc al!ing
ing for grading. construction of cul-
verts and placing a gravel surface on
that portion of the road between Rob-
inson summit and Illipah. This bid
will be opened Mt the hour of ESQ
p. m. on the day mentioned, while a
second bid will be opened at the hour
of $3.50 p. m. of the same day calling
for the grading. construction Of cul-
verts and placing gravel surface ON
that portion of the road between Pan
cake summit and Illipah.
Plans may be examined and form
of proposal. contract and specifica-
lions secured at the Office of the
highway engineer or at the Office of
the county clerk in Ely. which will
perhaps be most convenient for bid
ders from this section.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14
Place Information
Quashed by Court

Charles Place. charged with viola
ton Of the prohibition law. was ar
raigned in the district court this
week. The defendant informed the
court that he was without money or
other means with which to procure
counsel and the court appointed c.
A. Eddy to look after the defense.
Friday counsel for the defense at
tackled the information filed by the
district attorney upon different
grounds, but mainly urged The point
that the of several OF the wit
nesses known TO the district attor-
ney and who testified at the orelim-
mary hearing were not Endorsed upon
the information, as required by law
The court sustained the motion to
luash and made II clear that such
cases would have To be carefully IRE
pared and vigorously prosecuted for
proper consideration when brought
before the court.
The state was given until tomor-
row 10 amend the information.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14
Trial Jury Served
for May Term Court

Service has been completed by
Sheriff Nicholson on the venire Of
trial jurors drawn for attendance
upon the district court at the session
which opens Monday, May %. Fol
lowing is a list of jurors on the
panel.
ID. p. BARLEY. +. J. Marketti. III. T.
Casebolt, II. l.. Fuller. James MELON
ough, +. +. Knox, X. Z. McKernan, j.
Squires, l.. II. Zadow, Chas. Johnson,
Peter Smilanick, T. w. Hudson, w. c.
Goodman, Hyrum S. Arnoldson, ]. +.
Wamboldt, +. Il. Swartz, X. l.. Brad
ley. Albert Rosenlund. Henry Mathis,
o. G.. Bates. j. ID. Mclaughlin. Frank
w. Willard. T. II. Hooper. Bryan ii.
Pierce. Carl Dietlaf. q. NJ. Campbell.
Andrew Boundy. b. II. Ashby. j. u.
Plat, Martin T. Magnuson, John u.
Phillips. +. w. Ball. @. C.. Riser. a. j
Proctor. j. Willoughby. j. T.. Brinton.
VIM. l.. Baird, w. II. Currie, ID. b
Bailey, John -. Hoffer, e. W. Stokes.
berry. l.. &. Gardner. A. G.. Short.
Lowell Peterson. Andy Karl, \. w
Wakeling, Claude Fawcett.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14
White Riuer Justice
Holds Court in Ely

Judge X. y. Mackenzie of Lund
was in Ely yesterday and took up the
matter of n demurrer Tiled In his
court In the Ieplevin action brought
by Pharo Arnoldson against j. III. My
rup, involving The right TO a Ford
automobile.
Attorney Charles T.. llandwright
represents the plaintiff and Attorney
G. A. Eddy the defendant In the ac-
ton.
For The accommodation Of the at
torneys Judge Mackenzie took up the
matter In the Ely court room by per-
mission of Judge Mcdonald and after
taking about two hours to consider
the matter rendered lis decision
under which. the 2laintihf is given
ten days In which TO amend the COM
plant by nor particularly describ-
ing tie a with reference to certain
data which counsel for The p~laintiff
admitted should be contained in the
complaint but was no available at
the time OF fling.
The case will be tried In the Justice
court In Lund when the pleadings
have been settled aud the trial date
fixed.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14
Bishop and Wise
Tie for High Score

Bishop and Wise were again tn.
headliners and tied for first place in
the shoot which YVES held at the club
grounds OF the White Pine Rod and
Gun Club In East Ely last Sunday.
The marksmen were not favored
by the weather man, rs the wind and
clouds were against them.
1t is the second time the promi-
nent jewe,er and banker have had 10
be content with a draw" decision
by the referee and they have both
declared that the question of suprem-
acy must he decided at The shoot
which will be held at the clul
grounds this afternoon. Bishop ron
cedes to Herman the advantage IN
weight but claims to have the best
of 1t in reach. which his hackers So
is the handicap that counts in Il
trapshooting contest.
Quayle suffered an injury 10 his
right hand last Sunday and was I'M
able to 60 over the entire course, but
he is expected to give a good account
OF himself this afternoon.
fhc s~coreboard last Sunday show
ed the following results:
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14
BIDS WANTED FOR HIGuwavm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES To COY
TRACTORS WV

Sealed proposals will be rece,vaa
by h undersigned on Nav 3ist
lsZ2, for constructing portions of H.
state Highway System as follows,
ID Bids received until. and onaa
ed at 1870 D. m. for grading con
struction of culverts and nlacina
gravel surface in Elko County he
tween Elko and Halleck.
90 Bids received until. and ona,ea
at 2:3o p. m. for grading, constrnel
| ton OF eulyerts and placing eraya,
surface IN White Pine Conniv ~
tween Illipah and Robinson's sun
nit. en
go Bids received until. and onenoa
at 800 p. M. for grading, constrne'
ton of e~ulverts and placing praSe,
surface In White Pine County he
tween Pancake Summit and IlIinab
Plans may be examined and form
OF proposal Contract and Speci6ca.
lions secured at Office of undersigned
May also be examined at the County
Clerks or Division Engineers Offices
In Elko Tor Elko County work, and
at Division Engineers office, Elko
County Clerks Office, Ely. or District
Engineers office. Bureau Of Public
ieoauo III odu FIultlStO, california
and Ogden. Utah. for White pine
County work.
Cash deposit of fifteen dollars
$4,000 with undersigned required
for copy OF Plans, which will be re.
funded on their return In good con.
dition Bids must be on PROPOSAL
form of Highway Department. and
must be accompanied by a certified
check In the amount of : per cent
OF the bid.
Each bidder must accompany HIS
bid with a certificate from a Surety
Company. duly authorized TO do bust
ness In this State. stating that such
Surety Company will provide said
bidder with a bond In such sun as il
required In and in accordance with
the provisions of said Specifications.
conditioned for the faithful perform.
anee OF the provisions OF the contract
and specifications.
Right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids. GEO. w. BORDEN,
State Highway Engineer.
Carson City, Nevada.
First pub. May IA; last May 2f-22.