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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Overland Factory
Turns Out Hundred
Thousand Machines

willys-overland officials wired John
North Willys, president OF that company,
who is enroute TO California, that on
Monday the factory passed the 1OO.OO0th
car OF the 1915 models.
This big record of tenth Of a million
cars stands without precedent in the
manufacture Of cars OF this size and type,
II was only In 1908 that Mr.. WHY'S, as
head OF the willys-overland company.
celebrated the production OF 400 cars a
year as the conclusion OF successful
years business.
These production figures have steadily
risen so that you can drop out at the
Overland plant most any Saturday morn
ing and see them build and ship more
automobiles in Saturdays half days.
work than were formerly built and
shipped in an entire year.
Shipments to date are more than three
times the volume for the same period
last year.
There are AS recognized makers OF
automobiles in the United States. Ac-
cording 10 estimate they will produce
upward OF 100000 cars during 1916. The
Willys-Overland company will build ap-
proximately 20 per cent OF these, TO the
value OF more than S1OO,OOO.OOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Darken
Your Gray Hair
Look years younger! Use
Grandmother s recipe of Sage
Tea and Sulphur and no.
body will know.

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded gray hair TO its natural
color dates back TO grandmother's time.
She used u 10 keep her hair beautifully
dark. glossy and attractive Whenever
her hair took on that DUH, faded or
streaked appearance. this simple mix
ture was applied with wonderful effect
But brewing at home Is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for so cent bottle of
"wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
you viii get this famous old prepara-
tion. improved by the addition OF other
ingredients, which can be depended upon
TO restore natural color and beauty to
the hair,
A well-known downtown druggist says
Il darkens the hair so naturally an
evenly that nobody can tell It has been
applied. You simply dsmpen a sponge
or soft brush with II and draw this
through your hair. taking one strand at
time BY morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two. II becomes beautifully dark and
glossy.
wyeth's SAGE and sulphur Compound
IL a delightful toilet requisite for those
who desire a moro youthful appearance
II is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
tion or prevention OF disease.--Adver-
tisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
GIRL PILOT DARES
SAN DIEGO FLOOD
Helen Tulloch Pushes Dodge Car
Through California Flooded Re-
gions Impossible to Others.
NO DAMAGE IS DONE TO CAR

During the recent floods in the vlcln-
ity Of San Diego. Cal. Miss Helen NJ.
Tulloch was the heroine of a trip
through the flooded region that attracted
considerable attention on the coast.
Describing the trip, Miss Tulloch says:
THE roads were nothing but mud
paths from the heavy rains that had
continued three days and II was rain
ing when we got under way.
we plowed through nineteen miles OF
the worst possible travel. but finally
reached the concrete road that was higher
and where we had good travelling for fif-
teen miles. We met one car that told MS
to turn back as It was impossible to get
through the flooded district. But we
kept on and ran into three or four land
slides on the Mountain Spring grade and
1t was tough work getting through, but
we did not even have to unload. as the
Dodge showed wonderful power.
AT Jacumba we struck the river and
II certainly looked discouraging. 1t was
swollen to 100 feet wide and was over
four feet deep In places and It had to be
crossed. We stayed over night and in
the morning it had gone down a little
and with the aid OF block and tackle
and by building a piece of new road we
were able to get across.
THE road to Boulevard was badly
cut up, but we succeeded in getting
through and spent the night there. The
next day 1 picked up two more passen-
gers who had tried to get through in
car which they mad to abandon in the
mud, and we went on. We got to Cam
DO and they told us there that no one
could go further. but we started. The
people were nearly right. We had to
clear the road of landslides in places
and in others fill gullies and washouts.
All the bridges were out and we had to
plow through the streams.
I'VE passed many cars that had been
left in the mud or had broken axles in
the rough going. Some Of them had
been laid up for a week. In the Jamul
mountains. where we took to an old trail
because OF a bridge being cut. we ran
into a quicksand without warning. We
had a hard time getting out, but finally
made II and then ran into black muck
that kept us In the low for miles.
1--WE reached San Diego that after
noon and at once the car was gone over
thoroughly. We found that It had not
suffered at all and as soon as It was
cleaned 1t was ready for the road
again
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

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stop the poison from developing in the
blood tissues and pimples will vanish as
II by magic.
Stuart's Calcium waters contain in a
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Calcium Sulphide and the other ingred-
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You can thus readily see that Stuart's
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body. have an almost instant effect upon
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Machine Shops Are
Moved from Detroit
to Chandler Plant

Dispatches from Celeveland tell OF a
great growth OF that city's automobile
industry, which for a long time has
been strong second among Americas
producing centers The several C1eve-
land manufacturers are not only enjoy
ing big business, both In the line OF
pleasure cars and trucks, but there is a
rapid development Of allied industries.
Notable among the plants is the II. j.
Walker company, which has removed its
entire equipment from Detroit into big
structure built for Il on the grounds Of
the Chandler Motor Car company. build
ers Of the Chandler Six. The Walker
shops handle most OF the Chandler COM
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

Having an automobile finished in eolors
most becoming to the fair lady who
graces said car may be ''the latest" but
George REIN has opened a possible chan
mel for argument which will give the
creators of automobile designs food for
thought for brief SPELL
An automobile color scheme most be-
coming to Buster" his prize Spitz dog
was Reims pet ambition. and he GER
tainly got away with IT,"
Buster. we will say for the benefit of
those who do not know him. is a most
constant friend OF Reim's. both in per-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

place to give dance before the machin-
cry moved In.
The Overland officials gave their con-
sent and arrangements were under way
when II was found that the big structure
was not large enough to accommodate
all the employees who planned TO come
To take care OF the crowd three nights
were set aside and over 5000 people par
ticipatcd. Music was furnished by the
Overland concert banu OF fifty pieces,
made up entirely OF Overland employees.
II was entirely family affair and
probably ono Of the biggest parties ever
attempted by an Industrial organization
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

sonal and in a business capacity In
business capacity Buster acts as sort of
an advance agent In heralding the APP
proach OF the Cadillac Eight. Every
traffic cop is as familiar with Busters
bark as he is with the horn used by
most autoists.
his constancy and beauty, Buster has
gotten under Reims hide" which. by
the way. is no easy task to such an ex-
tent that REIN has rewarded him with
a private car.
Busters roadster is finished in pure
white with red upholstering and nickle
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Indigestion, had breath, Sour
stomach.

II you suffer any OF these take dose
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills tonight.
Only sc. All druggists. sts.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

trimmings, Buster, who Ia graoed with
most snowy white complexion, pre-
serves all the dignity fitting Co his most
unusual station In life that one could ex-
pect. with the exception OF a most per
sistant bark, Buster bears all the hail
marks" OF little drum major as he sits
on the folded top OF the roadster
one OF Reim's office assistants who,
by the way, is not n man. expressed her
self ms wishing that someone thought ne
much of her as REIN did OF his dog.
Here's chance for some man TO buy
a blonde Cadillac roadster with blue
(blue eyes) trimmings.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

whether it be the tip of the nose or the
ends of the toes
By the use OF Stuarts Calcium Waters
your complexion will take on a fresher
hue and more natural series Of tints
than ever before
Impure blood is blue or black. Purify
IL and 1t becomes ruby red. This color
showing beneath the skin is the secret of
all beautiful complexions
Stuart's Calcium Waters are sold by
all druggists everywhere. Price 80 cents
a box.
A sample package will be mailed free
to anyone who will send coupon below.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

pany'a machining, and this work alone
keeps the big shop busy day and night
A plant for the Briggs Manufacturing
company OF Detroit is also being erected
on a site adjoining the Chandler factory.
In this plant the Briggs company will
paint and upholster the 10000 bodies
called for IN this years Chambers pro-
duction.
The great plant OF the Willard Storage
Battery company also adjoins tho Chand-
Ter plant.
The Chandler factory has been doubled
In capacity for this years production OF
the famous six.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
R. W. HAYWARD WILL SELL
THE STEARNS- KNIGHT CAR

r. w. Hayward OF the Hayward Shoe
company has Joined the forces OF the Nc
Intyre Auto company I'm selling the
Stearns-Knight cars.
Mr.. Hayward viii make valuable
addition TO the stearns- knight force.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
THREE-DAY DANCE GIVEN
BY OVERLAND EMPLOYEES

When one of the big new factory build
ings OF the willys-overland company of
Toledo was completed a few days ago It
was suggested that 1t would be great
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR F|REMEN SUNDAY
Annual Tribute to Dead Of Dis
trict Department win Be
Paid.

Announcement was made today Of the
eervces In honor of the dead of the Fire
Department at the Y. NJ. c. A. build
Ing on Sunday night.
p. 4. Moran. president of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. Will preside and make
the opening address.
Addresses will be made also by Sena-
tor George w. Narrfs OF Nebraska.
Senator Thomas Sterling OF South Da-
kota. and G. w. Gill, president Of the
Firemen's Association OF the District.
A roll call OF the departed members
will be read by w. A. smith, secretary
OF tire association.
The musical program will include a
tenor solo by Wilson oliver. n cornet
solo by Arthur Witcomb. a solo by
Mrs. e. 8. Howard. a saxaphone solo
by Frank Baptista, a selection by a
double sextet from the Knights OF
Columbus Choral Society. and selec'
tions by the orchestra.
fitaseraid ISss Il siiIloes. HimIee'is g. T T
Fitzgerald, w. !. Plant r. NJ. Price
J. v Cullen, M. J. McGirr, u. W.
Hicks. Il. z. Werner. w. II. Barn.
holt, J. 8. Repetti. and u. q. Harde.
back. The director is James Dickin
son.
Homer J. Councillor. chspiain of tn,
Firemen's Association. will deliver tn,
Invocation. The services will enc
with the singing by the audience o.
Nearer, My God, to Thee"
The tenth memorial day of the Fir,
Department will be observed on Mon
day. Floral wreaths will be place,
on the graves of 107 members.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
FESTIVITIES.
FOR MISS TAYLOR
Many June Social Functions to
Honor Coming Bride Of Rob-
ert HiIllard. ~.

Many festivities arranged for the
first fortnight in June win DO In COM
pliment to Miss Dorothy Walton Tay-
structor and Mrs. David W. Taylor.
whose marriage to- Robert Courtney
Hilliard will take place June II.
Miss Ellie Leteune will give n ten IN
her honor June :. Mrs. Charles Clay
Bayly will ask guests to meet her nj
bridge June 3. and Miss Antcinette Ray
vii VII give a dinner for her June ~
Holcombe will entertain for Miss Tey-
lor. Mrs. Holcombe will Give bridge
party. and II In probable that Miss
EninRer will have o dinner party on
the evening before tho wedding.
M Miss Tsylor,, younsey sister. Mis-, Ms,
tho brides only attendant. and Arthur
Donnelly. OF New Jersey. Will be best
man.
Mrs. william p. p tai, entertained in
formally at bridge at the Chevy Chas,
Club yesterday afternoon.
Miss Virginia Amber, OF Baltimore
who has been the guest OF MIS-
more tomorrow.
Commander and Mrs. Henry VILE!
for the summer. Miss Elizabeth
Wiley, who was the guest OF DR.. an,
Mrs. Howard Hume FOR several days
is now In Baltimore for a visit. be
fore joining her parents in Canada.
Lieut.. Alexander James. u. 8. A.
VIII return to Washington next weel
from Rochester, MINI. where he 4
recovering from an operation.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
ssie.2 Nol
The Bethlehem Steel Company's
Offer to the i. S. Government

O
certain O e O tamorp plant
blance
%
questions involved the manufacturing
tefo eNayto
is O. wn armor
1T be better" added
a
The Bethlehem Steel Company offers for
AN indefinite period to make
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
Arrested for Brother;
Twin Pays Court Costs

CHESTER, Pa. May 24.-Becsuse he
Is the very image" OF his twin BROTH
err. Michael Joseph Benza. Of this
city, landed before an alderman this
Identity. was permitted to 90. but had
to pay n bill OF costs.
According to the police. Joseph,s
brother ran up q good-sized board bill
Rudwick some time ago, and Joseph
resented being asked to make the
amount good.
Mrs. Rudwick ala not realize her
were pleading their separate causes
before Alderman Thomas Holt, and
when she found she had hled her
complaint against the wrong man.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
HALF-AND-HALF PLAN
MEETING is CALLED
Chamber Of Commerce Executive
Committee to Consider Action.

President p. T. Moran has called .
special meeting Of the hoard Of direc-
tors of tho, Chamber Of Commerce. for
1880 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Tho principal business win be consid-
Grafton of efforts TO abolish the half
and-half plan as forcShadowed by the
attitude OF the House Appropriations
Committee.
The meeting Of the executive sn.-
mittee of the Grand Army encampu,eilt.
which was called for 1890 O'clock te-
auditing committee has been advanced
to II AS o'clock. ftl
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
SECRETARY DANIELS
TO VISIT ANNAPOLIS
With Mrs. Daniels, viii Be
Guest at Luncheon, Ball
Game, and Dance.

The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will 60 TO Annapolis on Satur-
day to, attend the large buffct luncheon
to be given by the Superintendent OF the
Naval Academy and Mrs. Eberle before
the Army and Navy baseball gsme. and
will remain over night as the house
guests OF Captain and Mrs. Eberlc. On
Saturday evening Secretary and Mrs:
Academy hop with Superintendent and
Mrs. Eberle and receive with them.
A distinguished guest OF the early
week at Carvei Hall in Annapolis was
Mass. daughter OF the poet. Miss Long
fellow is now the house guest of Mrs.
George Huntington Williams In Balti-
more who accompanied her to the
snsient tt,s o city Sn . the seysrI RefoTs %
also spend a short time In Washington.
-
Entertains At Bridge.
Mrs. Henry Hoicombe. wife OF Lieu
tenant Holcombe.( u. 8. A., In enter
tanning at q bridge party OF seven
tables this afternoon In compliment
to Mrs. Charles Clay Bayly. The
other guests are Mrs. John Harrison
Knapp. Mrs. Joseph coiauitt. Mrs.
Richard Kearney. Mrs. Reid Hunt.
Miss Antoinette Ray. Miss Dorothy
Taylor. Miss Frances Effnser. Miss
Virginia Amber. OF Bsltimore; Miss
Dorothy wyeth, Miss Mary Irwin,
Mrs. William p. wooten. Mrs. Will
las weart, Mrs. John Hodges. Mrs.
Leo Diliow, the Misses Larner. Miss
Pauline Stone, Mrs. James Lambert.
Mrs. John Kingman. Mrs. r. W.
Crawford, Mrs. Charles Williams, Miss
Randall, Miss White, Miss Natalie
briggs. and Miss Eloise orme.
Additional guests have been invited
for tea later In the afternoon when
Mrs, William p. Wooten and Mrs. vir-
gil Peterson will be at the tea table
Mrs. Frederick r. Harris has issued
Invitations for q luncheon on May "a
in compliment to- Mrs. Edward A.
Crane.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harris have
leased q bungalow at Fairfield Beach.
Conn, where they will spend the sum-
mer. They will leave Washington
about June 10,
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
Northcliffe Makes First
Speech Before Lords

LONDON. May AIN the House Of
board, Lord Northclifsc made his maiden
speech. He said that there werc three
essential needs of the board, ono being
the boards own department Of inven-
tions to encourage Inventors; tho sec
ond. financial assistance for the manu-
facturer. and the third. an increased
number Of trained aviators.
The debate wns adjourned.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
Suits at $500 Are Exceptional Values

recently strengthened the line of price
adding formerly sold much higher
black and white checks silk popns light shades and blue
pin stripes also Taffeta Silk Suits Compose
Tailored Beed Suits all the desirable materials
the plain and practical colors
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
Entertains At Bridge.

Mrs. ]. Eakln Gadsby is entertaining
Q number OF young people at bridge this
afternoon in honor of her house guest
Mrs. Charles Walker. OF Baltimore. A
number OF guests have been invited for
J. W. Breyfogle and Miss Brown will be
at the tea table.
Mrs. Catherine II. Thorn announces
the engagement of her adughter, Miss
Katheryne L. Thorn, and Carroll B. La
Place, of Essex. Conn. The wedding
Will take place on Saturday, June 8. at 4
kp:clcck at the Ninth Street Christian
Ehufch. A. cordial invitation IL ex-
nAsd to relatives and friends
The Washington times., 1916-05-24

din, Congressman and Mrs. Edwards,
conyrsssmsn J. Randall Walker. and
Neyle Colauitt.
This aftornoon the couple will leave
Washington for Baltimore whence
they will go West. They will make
their home at 4os peachtree street
Mrs. Yopr comes Of an old and dis
tinguished Southern family, She made
her formal debut in Savannah last
fall and IL a great social favorite,
Mr. Yopp Is editor Of the Southern
Banker.
Off For the South.
Mrs. Albert A. Garner. OF Baltimore.
Who has made an extended visit with
Mrs, Moses Pach at her residence, I'LL
Sixth street. viii leave Washington to-
morrow for the south.
Mrs. Andrew Wilbur stsrratt and
Mrs. Edward Franklin PHILIPPE have
rent out cards for q denomination by
their pupils In rhythmic expression OF
the lawn OF Mrs. starratt's residence
In Dorset avenue Somerset. Nd. The
program will be given indoors In case
VI '"'n' -
Former Senator and Mrs. Eugene
Hale left Washington Yesterday for
their home in Ellsworth. Me-. where
they VIII pass the summer.
The Russian Ambassador and Mme
Bakhmetef left Washington last night
for New York. where they arc stoppinR
at the Plaza.
Miss Juliet Thompson, Of New York
10 the guest OF Mrs. Stephen II. Ellkini
pending her selection OF a studio. Mis-,
Thompson . FIRST subject will be Miss
Edith Rlair. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Montgomery Blair,
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Ames
Poore and Oliver Hazard Perry Cham.
plin. Of Buffalo, N. Y, will take place
at 8 o'clock on the evening of June
M,.. 81 poo1s Msrssts ret EpsseOps, S Church
w. X: Poore and the Granddaughter OF
Mrs. Samuel Ames Keighler. of the De.
catur apartment.
Cards Out For Tea.
Mrs. Morris Sheppard has cards ou
So, for a tea 30 on Saturday aftsrnoon Il Il
the American consul at Venice. VIII,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Mari
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Cox. OF Temple
and Mrs. Sheppard. left Washinstol
this morning for New York.
Miss Helena Babett strasburger vii
depict the role OF Hernia in tn,
shakespearean Masque to be givei
next Friday night. This role is not I
new one for Mise Strasburger, as sh,
dition OF the "Midsummer Night
Dream" given last year as the senio
play Of the National Park Seminary
Miss Strasburger Ia now visiting tn,
city with her mother. Mrs. X. N. Stras
this part in the Washington celebration
In the Bard of Avon's" honor.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
GEORGIA COUL.PE WE'D
I. INCAP|TAL TODAY
Miss Beatrice Lambdin, Of Sa-
vannah, Becomes Bride Of
John W. Yopp, Atlanta Editor

Calvary Methodist Church was the
scene OF an interesting marriage at
noon today. when Miss Beatrice Lamb
din. Of Savannah. Ca. became the bride
OF John W. Yopp. of Atlanta. The
bride. the daughter OF Judge william
Wallace Lambdin, of the Federal Court
Of Georgia came, to Washington last
week to visit her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Lambdin. Mr.,
Yopp 10 on the eve Of starting upon a
long Western trip. He reached Wash
ington yesterday, and II was decided
that the marriage should take place at
once In order that his bride might
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. James shera Montgomery. In
the presence OF members of the family
and a few close friends. The bride wore
a becoming travelling suit, an imported
model Of dark blue gabardine and faille
silk. with black hat trimmed with
paradise feathers. and carried shower
bouquet OF Bride roses and lhies OF the
valley. Mrs. Hal Lambdin, who was
riRtron OF honor. was crowned In gray
seorgette crepe combined with taffete.
and worn with hat to match. Her
nowers were pink roses. The brides
black georgette crepe and charmeuse,
with q black hat, and a corsage bou-
quet Of sweetheart roses and gardenias.
Neyle Colduitt was best man for Mr..
Yopp.
Congressional Folk Attend.
Guests at the ceremony we're Sem
ator and Mrs. Hoke Smith. Senator
and Mrs. Thomas w. Hardwick. SEN
ator and Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher.
Federal Trade Commissioner and Mrs.
William ]. Harris, Assistant Attorney
General ana Mrs, Samuel J. Graham.
Congressman and Mrs. Charles @. Ed
wards. Congressman and Mrs. william
Schlcy HOWARD, ongrcesn.an and
Mrs. Samuel J. Tribe, Mr., and Mrs.
Neil McGhee of Talbctton. Ga: Con-
Kreesman- William c. yAdamson.
Thomas U. Sisson, Carl Vinson, and
Jesse Z. Mercer. of Fitzgerald.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Hal Lanbdin entertained at
a wedding breakfast at the Willard.
those present being Mr.. and Mrs
Yopp. Mrs. William: Wallace Lamb.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
To Return On Friday.

Mrs. Vrooman, wife of Carl Vroo-
man. Assistant Secretary OF Agricul-
ture. who Is making a short stay in
New York. will return to Washington
on Friday.
Mrs. Charles Helmbold and Miss
Marjorie Helmbold. accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Mason, will leave Wash
inEton this evening for New York.
From there they will go to New Hav-
en- to attend house party and the
hnais at Yale. Later Mrs Heimboid
and Miss Helmbold will go to Pine
Orchard, Conn, to remain a month
or six weeks
Miss Mason will make a short visit
in New York and Philadelphia. She
will go to Annapolis on June 2 to at
tend the June ball at the Naval Acad-
emy.
Major and Mrs. william p. Wooten
will motor to Annapolis on Saturday
TO attend the Army and Navy baseball
game at the Naval Academy.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
.Cunard Line in Combine.

LIVERPOOL. May "A provisional
agreement for the amalgamation of the
Cunard and the Commonwealth a Do
minion steamship lines was officially
announced last night.
The Washington times., 1916-05-24
The Bethlehem Steel Company offers for
AN indefinite period to make armor at a
price which the Government itself shall fix.

Could anything be reasonable than tha
ere be any" n ucha
until the IS exhausted
d ton apdtym more h suppyh for the
plant the private will therefore
n fol other anpse
will private hn nhaeb cripple but important
aindd dfncew Mhaeb destroyed
O public crnoney.
@ GeTla " 6 a dRAef Rs% P~%s% Bethlehem Steel Company
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R. E.-sALE OR ExcHANo

45I E. WALNUT LANE, Gtn.-,Modern a-story
porch and TERRACE front dwelling; hne i9F
houses or piece OF ground. CHAS, L. BROWN
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