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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-26
Celotechnic Institute Studies
Home Builders Problems

institute of America was recently established with head
ago to study the problems of American home builders ana
TO place at their disposal the latest discoveries scientific
construction.
1t Is the aim of b. G. Dahlberg its founder to delve
into all home building problems and give the Amer
can public the benefit of Its research work and to supply
the very latest data modern building practices
1t viii be yerltable laboratory of building facts In
Guiding structural problems, modern plans roof and floor
Insulation building trends analysis laboratory tests ex
perInenation in refrigeration sheathng ana interior
finishes
important discoveries constantly being made which
practically reyoutonze previous home building methods
declares Mr. Dahberg IN all the we give the public
will have an economy, well utility com
fort health and beauty is the of the Institute to
help the home builder build better homes without any ma
teral increase in the cost of construction 1t will be
real service bureau for the home builder"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-26
Big Apple Crop Bad for Doctors

the uppies are grown in the Northern
states. New York is the heaviest pro
ducer The bulk of the crop is grown
on general farms and less than ~ per
cent goes into commercial channels
The commercial crop Will total about
io,O00,o00 barrels which is 80 per
cent larger than the average crop of
a0.000000 barrels on this basis, says
the Foundation, each person will hnve
10 eat four apples, us compared to
three year ago
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-26
THE CelotechniC
4 quarters in Oh

Oahners Dahberg
of industry Born Sweden his life
spent aroadng
builder he
prominently identified with number of
building
finally led to the decision to establish the Institute
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

1921, he charged, was in the hands Of
a few selfish men, "thc international
bankers in whose hands has been
placed almost absolute control over
The money and credit of this nation,
and this power has been placed In
their hands by our government" Had
It not been for the deflation program,
Nye said, the present situation would
not be nearly so acute as it is"
Analysing agricultural relief bills
offered at the last scssion, Nye said
the Tincher and Aswell bills were
mere gestures" smoke screens be-
hind which so-callcd friends Of the
farmers could hide through campaigns
for reelection from agricultural
states" The Dickinson bill, known to
others as the McNary-Haugen bill,
was the only one sincere in purpose
and intended to give the farmer real
relief, he said. It provided, he said,
merely for the utilization Of protective
legislation already upon the statute
books (which all successful industries
have utilized"
Charging Secretary Of the Treasury
Mellon with killing the McNary.
Haugen bill, Nye contcndcd that it
ATTEMPTED to do for the farmer only
what the tariff already is doing for
Melons own industries. MELONS
voice, he said, "'sccms to act upon
congress rs the voice Of . stern par
cnt upon an obedicnt son."
Nye promised to continue to work
for.ths sMeNAry- Haugcn Bills passage
or the passage Of other legislation
which will actually place the farmer
on Something Of an equal plane will,
industry In the protection Of the
laws Of the hand.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
-
Football Games
For Saturday

East
Navy VS.. Michigan, Mt Baltimore.
Harvard VS.. TUFTS, Cambridge.
Yale vs.. Army, New Haven.
Lafayette vs.. w. & j., Philadelphia.
Columbia VS.. Cornell. New York.
Syracuse VS.. Johns Hopkins, SYRIA
cuSc.
Penn State VS.. George Washington,
State College.
Princeton vs.. Swarthmorc, Prince
ton.
Boston College vs.. West v. Weslc.
yam, Boston.
Amherst VS.. Mass. Aggies, Amherst
Georxstown vs.. Lebanon Valley,
Washington.
DAstmtuth WI Brown, Hanover.
Coigate ". Michigan state, Ham.
ilton, n. Y.
. New York Univ. vs. Fordham. New
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Pittsburgh ". Westminster. Pitts
bur.h
West Nir. vs.. Missouri. Morgantown.
Holy Cross VS.. Dayton Uniy. Wor-
cester, Mass.
Lehigh vs. Muhlcnberg. Bethlehem,
Pa.
Maryland IS. Gallaudct ut College
Park. Md.
Rutgers vs.. Delaware ut New
Brunswick, N. J.
Wesleyan VS.. Trinity at Hartford,
Conn.
Williams VS.. Union at Schenectady,
\. y.
Middle West
Wisconsin VS.. Minnesota, at Madi-
son.
Purdue vs.. Indiana State Normal, at
Lafayette, Ind.
Ohio State US. Chicago, Chicago.
ington. Ind.
iowa vs.. Carroll College, at Iowa
City.
Illinois VS.. Pennsylvania at Urbana,
Ill.
Notrc Dame VS.. Georgia Tech,
South Bend.
Nebraska VS.. Iowa State, Lincoln,
Ncb.
Oklahoma US. Washington. st. Louis.
Kansas VS.. Drake, Des Moincs.
Kansas Aggies VS.. Arkansas, Man
haitian, Kan.
Alabama IS. Louisiana State, Tusca-
loosa, Ala.
Alabama Poly VS.. University Of the
South, Montgomery, Ala.
Georgia vs.. Mississippi Univ, New
Orleans.
North Carolina VS.. North Carolina
State, Chapel HilE.
=. M Li..i;, i, Aseie.s v; Tennessee,
Kentucky vs.. Virginia Poly, Lcxing-
ton. Ky.
South Carolina vs.. Virginia, Colum
bia. S. c.
Far Wet
Stanford vs.. University Southern
Calf. Los Angeles.
California VS.. Oregon, Berkeley.
Oregon Aggies ". Idaho. Portland.
Washington VS.. Whitman, Walla
Walia. Wash.
Montana VS.. Gonzaga, Spokane.
Nevada VS.. Santa Clara. Santa
Clara.
Utah vs.. Colorado Aggies, Salt
Lake.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

and manufactured some Of his alco-
holic drinks, wisely, that he nigh.
know what was In them.
His ancestors. living ten thousand
years before Washington. probably
practiced cannibalism occasionally.
Had he lived then he would have done
as they did. Washington did not
quite fulfill the ideals Of the good
1926 Y. w. c. A., but the ladies should
rejoice that he established nation
in which the y. ". G. A. could become
q useful reality.
Flying machines have been used in
France to plant trees on dcnudcd
mountain ranges, the flicr scattering
seed as he flies.
Now filters will scatter wild rice
seed over the marshes in Manitoba,
that wild geese and ducks, not men,
may eat the crop. 1t will be kind
of agriculture when the farmer
''sows his seed" as he sits and takes
his case in his airplane.
New York, the country's biggest
city. gives some interesting death
facts for 1926.
Nine hundred and ninety four kill
cd themselves. Five thousand five
hundred and eighty-onc died violent
deaths. Gunmen, bootleggers. etc.,
contributed to the totals. Automo-
biles killed a good many-but fool
ishncss is the real killcr--foolisli
eating, drinking. worrying, rushing.
Millions kill themselves that do not
know it..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
SENATOR NYE
4 WILL WORK FOR
FARM RELIEF

Continued from page one)
ages Of the state and the products
in which it leads the nation. Nye
ayerred that farming still "is not q
profitable thing In North Dakota be.
cause of the, decrease In the value
OF. the farmers dollar in purchasing
materials he needs. He now must
haul two loads Of grain TO market
to win the buying power enjoyed by
one load IN 1914, no contendcd.
Farmers, he said, are getting ap.
proximAtely 80 pet cent Of the prices
paid for their products whereas the
farmer in Denmark gets 10 per cent.
While business failures have remain
cd ut approximately the same level
for 10 years, farm failures have in
creased 1900 per cent. Since 1910,
he said, tenantry has increased from
onc.seventh Of the land fArmcd to
0ne-third at present. 500.
Placing the blame for farm depres-
sion squarely upon the government,
Nye said: ITO my mind the agricul-
tufal depression ID attributable to
two definite governmental influences.
III the firat plece,s severnmcnt
throu1h the years Has been granting
legislation 10 Industry Ii 4 general
way which has not worksd to The ad.
vantage Of the farmer. III fact 10 hae
worked to his d1sadvantagc and viii
continue to his disadvantage until the
way can ~ found TO naAkf tAis lekia-
lation which has been enacted feSert
to the advantage Of the farmer siMst ~
It rcverts TO the advantaek. ~ other
industries. Agriculture TaiInnf suc-
coed 10 long M Il mtlst cAn133ef,0 ~
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TODAY

Continued from page one)
water 10 no longer important. Only
boats under water and flying hosts
count. There is no use talking about
celebrating Navy day In this country
until We have air navy worth cclc-
brating.
We have good sailerx, good Tiers,
few Of them, splendid mafk1men,
any number Of brave men willing to
do any kind Of work. But our navy,
II real modern war came, would be
about a. useful AZ the Russian rcgi-
ments whose ammunition didn't fit
their guns.
Nothing but flying machines fit
modern warfare-whether naval or
land warfare.
Proud Americans, good women espc.
cially, are grisved by ,statemsnts
N ade in modefa. histories Of George
Washington. Nm IN each generation
live % their gcheratiop lives.
Washfnston was no exception. Liv.
Ing in slavery days. he had slaves,
their quarters on Ms Mount Vernon
plantation arc visible. Llvink II 6
age when everybody drank. many IN
moderation, he drank temp srately,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
rORECLOSURE SALE

Default having occurred In the
terms and conditions Of the herein.
after described mortgage by reason
of the failure Of the hnovtgaGOr to
pay taxes q; for TIE year rd 1874 Sa IN the
1924 In the sum OF 1898. and taxes
for the year 1925 In the sum OF
$80.63. and that under the terms
and conditions of said mortgage,
the assignee of the mortgage has
secured by said mortgage due and
payable and to foreclose the. Same.
and has given notice other election
to declare the whole sum due and
Of her intention to f0reclose said
mSSs oFics Is sgm hR assssf GIVEN That
that certain mortgage executed and
nos VaskeS, his wife, Of BurleiEh
County. North Dakota. mortgagorH.
TO the Northern Trust. Company. q
ssD aay of Marc eis aed IsS
for record in the office Of the Reg
lister OF Deeds Of Burleigh County,
North Dakota, on the 18TH day OF
March. sis17. ct z O'Clock r.. M: and
w was duly ~. recorded tn Book e = q q
BY said mortgages by IN insfrumcnt
In writing ton Ransom County Trust
COMPANY, Of sheldon, North Dakota.
dated the 18th day. Of November.
.ts an1 i5lo1 tor recoro in tue saId
y Pill ea n9TEteS ok Dec go, 0n ths
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North Dakota. A - the hour . 81 two
S,Sss i,. e ; e a sasi.t DAY ,S S
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
FUlLBACKS
LEAD BIG 10
IN SCORING
Mclsnda of Michigan Tops
List at Present With Is
Points tc His Credit

Chicago, Oct. 22--tP)-Despite III
forward pass and it's accompanying
open play, the fullbaek who can knit.
the line for the last few fee. or
llncnes to cross the goa! line. seems ia
be the one who brings home the baco,
Tor his team. Topping the list OF the
reading scorers Of the Big Ten are the
1uiibacks, with the forward pass re
ceivers of last season well down I'M.
isl. Leading scorers Of til. Big Ten
ARE. % ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

on tho niChts of October 8 and IL.
Detectives said he named Clarence
(Buck) Kelly, now recovering from
wounds he received when he attempta
ed to escape from police, as the man
who wantonly slew three men week
ago Monday night. Lawrence Weeks
is the other man held.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

az gre ga ton are
anyth mig but rosy.
The willy old man
Of the midway has
! os t the majority
Of his twinklers of
last fall and it will
be more or less Of
q green eleven that
wears t h g Maroon
colors t h ! S cam
paign.
One Of Stagg's
best bets perhaps
IS Wally Marks,
captain and half
back. Marks shonc
IN several games "A
ar ago and
should do even bet
A. on.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
Foil Resigns as
Manager of Boston
American Leaguers

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. %. -LRl
Lee Foil Of Cleveland, one time
manager Of the Indians, announced
here today that he has resigned as
manager OF the Boston American
league club, of which he has been the
leader for the past three years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

fast, shifty player and elusive, once
passed the line Of scrimmage, Marks
is just about the biggest weapon in
the Chicago attack.
The leader is also strong and de-
pendable on the defense. He's espe-
cially clever at breaking up the OPP
posing teams passing game and is a
sure tacklcr.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

The Following have made one touch
Gown each: Daugherty, Wilson and
French OF Illinois; Babcock and Flora
Of Michigan; Marek, Alderman, Bell
ana senher OF Ohio; Sibley, Vejetch
AND Moss Of Indiana; Byers, Bum and
Cuhet Of Iowa: Gleason and Libbey
q Chicago; Holmer, Colin and Fox Of
ncorthysstefn; Wheeler. Barnhsrt and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
$50 Believed Dead as.
Result. of Tropical
= Storm in Cuba
{ Continued from pure onc)

(Cq9tinued from pagc onc) :.
night. No street cars are running
and the electric lights are ont ( s
bringing word Of the death toll at
Hatabano, three citizens made thsif
way. 20 Havana over wrecked roads.
piled with trees and other debris.
They said all the survivors in Bata-
ban0 and its sister town, 6tirgidilro
Antonio de Los Bauos were without
medicine and the necessary neceSsi-
ties Of life.
LII Raxsd, Pfisensrs Retnrn
Buildings partially ra1ed in Ctines
included the Jail. All the prisonsrs
fled. but shortly after 20 returned
and surrendered. saying they prefer.
red the jail 70 The terror q the
TySin., rssning ~ : speed nj. AZ
ceedlne 4 q I, st xslk, Nave
the eAstefn section Qf the. .republic.
Pssseng4ye tef0feed floods 8 3ar
cart ~ &AntA Glare province.
P.kH0net, Cuban consul general
to tho R0minicsn Repnklie, Who ;Was
y passenger on one train, bajd that
every vilAge along the railway line
from Manaca In Santa Clara provinces
westward wes seriously dalns6ed. The
entire countryside q far - he. 49,
able ~ zee pa both sides Of the track
was . ,Wteek. 1>Sss
Hau1na .hSs q plentiful supply Of
food ard N(bdifk4es and tins Tar has
besn ~ III Put difficulty 70 take
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
Football |;a

WA!Iv MARKS
Chicago
By Ne. Service

Chicago, Oct. % Coach Alonzo
,ssagg and his Chicago Maroons have
tou h Job ahead OF them this sea
son. Prospects for winning football
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
FLASHES Al Lie

New /. York.-lfrs. Cooli3ee 5. still
ownss and loves her first doll ,and .ehe
woa1d hare been m enthusj6ettc Girl
Scout had the organisation existed
when she MAs young, writes MIS-.
Herbert Hoover In the American Girl.
Il was planned to syndicate the Or.
ticle but Mrs. Coolidge disspproved.
] Observation-Disclosures : 1leata p
using a portable typewriter 80 tall
dad about her trip. The mA<hinc was
: SIT.
! New york-Yxinee NitheS1e VIII
have . rood test soon with his now
spoft roadster, . .gi1t. There. no
doubt he will pass. Accompanied ~
! licensed operator 10 has, shown
sHifl already Il dcdslpg eievated pill
lsfss II Is
!. slliami--Pity the poor run flset of
the Bahamas, ~ has been snas4Sa
70 raeces aCein IN the secpnd htfrii
caIe Of tho ~. ~ ..,'s ii
9Isw York-The numbos AZ KAksIt
EDr6wIts In tie t1lspSene li4yefpt ~
u % reduced ~ n. Or q tAeA -
reeolvsd legal at5tAoris1tion - shame
ht4a1Aint - 111n1d bseasee esn-
fem.
\ I11llyxeo4 "a y. g. eAdee;
s, J, q s..' E \; .ss. ZEE us M
Isaden-ceuiae fraln lDdia "A -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22
VESSEL Is UNABLE TO
RENTER NASSAU PORT

West Palm Beach, Fla, Oct. 22-LP9
that the tropical storm
visited the Bahama Islands were con-
tanned in wireless messages picked
up today by the Palm Beach Radio
Corporation from the 5. S. Munamar
Of the Munson line.
Nassau harbor when the hurricane
veered from the lower east Florida
coast. The steamship Immediately
put off to sea to ride out the gale.
Messages today said the vessel had
not been able 70 re-entcr the port be-
cause of extrcncly ,haeyy weather.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

ton with Miami by radio this morn-.
ing.
Fragmentary messages picked up by
the Palm Beach Radio company, as
they passed between Nassau and Mi
ami, made no mention Of damage from
this storm which last was reported
roaring toward the Bahamas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

+ Efforts of governotS e. West vir-
ginia and Ohio - align five north.
western states On 'tAejf 1i4ee IN coal
rato controversy coJhe 80 light In
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

Ronlulus and Rcmus in real modern
life. Two little girls were adopted
by a she wolf. When found 1T the
age Of two and eight years they were
running on all tours and barking.
The younger died. The elder, now in
an orphanage and gradually learning
speech, prefers the company Of dogs
to children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

years old and has been q major league
niayer since 1909. III. hae had np
managerial experience.
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Atlantic City-The lure of health,
wealth and beauty causes the Ameri-
can people to be robbed Of half q
billion dollars annually. In making
this estimate, w. E. Humphrey Of
the federal government put mich
blame on magazines for accepting adj
refreshments Of cure ais and Of
schools guaranteeing pulchritude and
success.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

New York-Clarabelle Barrett is
challenging Lottie Moore Schoemmel,
who in the last month has swum
farther than more people walk in
that time. The only condition is a
81 1000 bet. There are no restrictions
on costume or lack Of il.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

Senator McNary 81 Senate cam
paign funds committee leaves San
Francisco fot, SeatEte 20. investigate
Washineton state Political campaigh.
Hoover, speaking ut Springfield.
Ohio, says achieveinents Of Coolidge
administration demonstfete need at
returning Republican majority g.
cOnRrc3S. fs.s 70 s#st
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and manufactured some Of his alco-
holic drinks, wisely, that he nigh.
know what was in them.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-22

IL. ss;sAss ~ So. !; y = I
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PAGE SIX

In accordance with the provisions Of
names have been certified to me, by the
Of November, next, for the offices which
(SEAL)
The Washington times., 1926-08-21
DRY CHIEF WAS
POLICEMAN

The national dry law may yet be
enforced by police officers, despite
the abandonment of President Cool
,idge's famous executive order,
which was intended to pin Federal
badges on all sheriffs. patrolmen
and constables. it was learned at
the Treasury Department today.
The appointment of Thomas j.
"Honest Tom" Cavanaugh as pro-
hibition administrator at Philadel-
phia, it was said, marked the first
step toward putting experienced
police officials in charge Of en-
forcing prohibition. Cavanaugh
former police captain in Pittsburgh.
was given command of all the dry
forces in eastern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey after a successful pro-
stationary period as acting admins.
traitor.
If Cavanaugh succeeds in drying
up the wet spots along the Jersey
shore and the leaking breweries in
Pennsylvania, prohibition Officials
intimated, other active police Off
GERS will be called into the Govern
ment service to take charge OF the
wet areas.
The selection Of Cavanaugh incl
dentally marked q change in the
policy originally adopted by Gen.
Lincoln c. Andrews. dry czar, to
favor army officers for executive
posts in the prohibition service.
The Washington times., 1926-08-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science

Christian Science
Churches Of Christ. scientist
Branches Or The Mother Church
Scientist, IN Boston. Mass.
Firat Church Of Christ Scientist
Columbia Rd. and Euclid 81.
Second Church Of Christ Scientist,
III c st. n. q.
Third Church OF Chtist. Scientist.
Fourth Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Masonic + . m ! . Auditorium.
Colorado and Georgia Ayes.,
Brishtwood.
SUBJECT,
"MIND"
Services
SUNDAY. II A. ii. and p. II.
SUNDAY scHoOL-11 A. II.
Except Fourth Church. $3.50 a. m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETINGS O'CLOCK
SECOND CHURCH o. CHRIST. sCIEN.
list has discontinued SUNDAY evening
services until septemhaI H.
READING Rooms
FIRST CHURCH - Investment
Bldg. 18th and e Sta. N. w.
Hours. . TO texcept Wednes.
days: 70 7, and sundays and
SECOND CHURCH-I11 @ 81.
N E.-Hours. to $3.50 p. m,
week days: closed Sundays and
.THIRD cHURcH-colorado
Bids. 18th and q Ste. Hours.
10 to 3 wednesdays 10 TO 7:30.
and Sundays and holidays $3.50
FOURTH CHURCH - TivoIi
Bldg. S313 18th ST.. 10 TO
week days Except Wednesday
The Washington times., 1926-08-21
SEN. BALL BUYS
THE GLEBE"

An interesting real estate sale
OF last week was THE Glebe.' the
county place built a century and
quarter ago in Arlington County.
Va, by General John Peter Van
Ness. mayor of Washington from
1890 to 1884 and prior to that a
member Of Congress from New
York.
The. historic old place was sold
by G. !. W. Constantine, of 1929
Harvard ST., to State Senator
Frank L, Ball. Of Virginia, through
the real estate office Of Ruby Lee
Minar. Inc.
General Van Ness Is said to have
begun the construction of the
house, which is situated just off
the Glebe Road and south Of the
new development of Lee Heights,
about the year 1900. He imported
brick from England for the main
part OF the house. Some of the
basement walls are two feet thick.
Many distinguished guests were
entertained by General Van Ness
at his country place as well as at
his city mansion which once stood
where the Pan American Building
now is.
Caleb Cushing. former minister to
Spain. end Attorney General il.
the Pierce Administration. acquired
The Glebe" about so years later.
The Washington times., 1926-08-21
BAPTIST

E. Hez Swerrl s 1s:.os .,.. e9S,
fans: free. roomy comfortable chairs
linen like them): fine organ. Dr..
r. r. Briggs, of Baltimore. will preach
II a. m. and $40 D. m. Sunday school
$3.50 a. M Centennial Bapt. CHI. fFun-
damentalists. Debtless). 7th & Eye
N D.