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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
CARS To HANDLE
PANHANDLE CROPS
URGED BY BANKERS
VAN ZiNDT OF DALLAS ONE OF
PROMINENT SPtkEI,S Ar
MEETING.
Special To TIN Ne~ .

SperiAl n Th News
CLOVIS. New Mexico. June 2g--R
\. tndcrwo, ID. of plainvicw wn- elected
us the new president q the Panhandle
Bankers association at tOday's SESSION
{ the Organization here. othtv Off
GERS are: Firrt vice president. 4. L.
Chamhcrlain. Clarendon; second vice
president. e.. " Harrison. Clovis. see.
rctary. u. l.. e. klnartl, Memphis treas
,ircr. Grady Oldham. Canyon.
\ resolution passed today asks the
interstate commerce commission 10 fur.
'iish cars to move the grain IN the Pan.
handle country u is estimated by the
hank'fr that lU pcf cent Of last yyai :
grain crop remains unmUvcd on ncruunt
oi the ear fh"riig" and immediate ac
tiun Il urged IN order to prevent hca' y
losses by farmers
\ drive over the adjoining country
this afternoon ard a banquc; tonight
followed by dance were features of
the entertainment program.
one hundred aud twenty ave dele.
gatcs and guests are attending the
meeting. which will end tomorrow
Memphis and Lubbock are both making
hard figh, 10 obtain next years con-
Vcntion.
The association began IT. session this
morning at ten o'clock following an
address of vclcnm. Nv Judge sam O..
lptiou tn, address Wa~ responded
e. hy W n fuqua of Amarillo.
Governor \an zandt ~ the Federal
Reserve lauk q Dallas is uue ~ the
prominent bankers on The program.
The afius'u a vii adjourn W,in. -
day morning
Follow INK ar' visitors Who trc iu the
city ait,udigr th' convention Raw
Stchcnson. Saim state l.sn. Slniun.
TeNa'. VI C1Ieiuud. Euvnti'ld state
Bank. Irvnfcld. I;uy lllilc, Citiz'us
state BANK. l'ctcrsnrr Ird w'isc.
First state Tank pur,us, Texas l..
=. Ellif SECURITY state lauk Luhl"ck' g
Ciaud C,n,r,. FirN state iauk. llal"
Center John e. gr1,l,s. tust National
Rank. i.ogknvy: \ ~ Eli7 Lul'i"rk
State Ilnb. Lulirucs. e. s nuuIs.
Citizu National Iliuk IIhHth. T. j.
CoW,it. Farmers state iiuA. Qui'fI'.
=. ~ Brewer. Firsi state iaus. S''i"n.
Nicd Au, Flr,i Sate iauk. li'i'
Center. Jhls J. Wuvi NrlN's iHnh
a Trust CO.. DsihHi. " k in.'a".
Clarendon r. D. DurlnH NHiiHI'I
l,ank ,i tummrr.,. Amarillo - j
Young FIRST Nal t'm, 'u'd'n,
g. T. Maut. Tc,l, state iiln. Fort
Worth \ l.. slaurhisr Cuirl state
Rank nailar. Iloy " ilmu Irst SO.
iiunal Bank. Whit rtr g g. uuA'.
Tulis o. T.. kinlti iirt Nati innh.
Mcmphir .. q. child - Austin. e.. \
tifk. AMARILLO Bank a Trust go. IN
afillo. q H. Martin. Farmers 4 NJ
ohaniu Natl. Bank Port Worth. g j
H'llcy fiainvirw = e. A1uisrstu, lr
Llr.I Mil EanE. nlllnNlnN. L. 4 IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Plans for Financing
Wool Growers Until
Market Opened Made

tis ,sserisistl rrsss
WASHINGTON. June - Plans fnr
finlnrinr thu wuul rtuNsrs uutil mar.
lt' fnr wool o. r'.rst,hIishsd hay" been
worked uut ~ conference lotwccn th"
gfpW,rs and the federal reserve bulrd.
u wrr announced TO-DAY Nv = u Mar.
rhnll of salt Lake CITY secretary -
the National Wool Growers Asspcl.
Htluu
tnlrr th" plan a- approved hv the
hmird ~ MAJ rhall oid "a wool
grower mlv shin hi- wool a. unr e the
u.ull poinis of distribution. obtaining
from tho raiirwd 900 ~ ladinT fur
tho bumart. tho grower may th-n
draw 1 draft 1eIiuu biz bank for such
au amount HH wHt Lr agreed upun bs'
tbr rr v'r au1 th' iauk SECURED by
th, hU uf adiur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Cox's Campaign Manager
Belittles Attacks Made
on Record of President

IT many mn whu have the fatal gift Il
Hnrrnsn and who cannot resist IA
tempt. ton to riy things which do ~.
roplrnhlc IL mage ~ the cause they rep
res'nt
THE sutcst method ~ having ~
p'u' tatic latform mark the Icag ic -,
Natiui ,h' lcudiug issue n fur its crc.
n ', g. attack the President
President Wilson has not only the
admiration uf the Drmucraiic party but
iis entire symInthy IN hts efforts to AL.
vance the cause ~ humanity
"lrridra being the t,tulnr head ~ the
bruocr & party ho n also President
~ the United States. and no man will
get anywhere hy subjocting him Ia
either open attack ur snccring refer
,npts"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23

" 49, N''HN -
~ WYoEK. June g District Al.
'HpcN Swami announced tonight that
he BAD sent fur Mrs I:llv Hope Audrr.
ION. %. 4 vocalist Il Minneapolis. to
pucstion her IN councciicn with the IN.
Vcfiigaiiun of the murder of Joseph ~.
Elvc'i. wealthy turfman and whist ~.
i"ii who was found with a bullet hole
through his head at his homc here
9unc ~. In Minneapolis to-day Miss
And,tr n admitted she was the dinner
,suut &C Victor Ven Schlcg,il. u New
YORK buslncs- man. at the Ritz Cirliun
hotel on the night before Elwcll was
lain. White dining on the hotel roof.
ihoy met ElSeii. accompanied by Miss
Viola kraus. divorced wife of Non
Schlcetii. and othtr friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN, DINNER GUEST
OF ELWELL NIGHT BEFORE TRAGEDY
OCCURRED, TO BE QUESTIONED NEXT

meeting and ot events prior and yiii,Sr.
iusut thereto
= packet of letters found In Miss.
\nd'ron'f apartment here has been
rn"d over e. the district attorney.
some ~ these arc department store
'dtcriifrmcutS. the district attorney
lid while othct apparently arc - n
prsonTl nature and viii D. o;,cnod IN
her prcscrcc
We have asked Miss Anderson a.
come here af suun as she can" Nj
Sqann Faid To see whether sh. ma,
no The all" a. aid the authorities 4,
ri,i1g them information on some of th,
l'oints q which they are working"
Arkcd IL h. considered her an I,n.
poi ,ant witness In the ease. AIR. SUanp
'leclarei cmphatically that he did no,
., gard Mrs Anderson "as one un,,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
NOMINATION. Of PARKIURsr
~ MAINE Asst RIIl

tvl;FLNNp. Mr June q The
umin'iiun of irierirk ~ Psrk hurst
of Ranger fur governor an the rct hb
lirln ticket NJ Nsatcrdav's primary was
af-Irvd with tahulation tonight Il prae.
tioally the cniirc state. The vote
huwa,l.
r.rkhur.l Isiss. nesrlnr is.r1s. Gov.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23

"ln April, 1920. the labor board was
iation act " 1890 since then this board
created aH provided for In the trnnspor.
hnu funciioncd and II ~ our understand
ing that all member have devoted their
entire time to hearings and consider.
ntinna ui the wage questions submit
ted
1T way the original plan uf the labor
hoPrd a. grant q temporary decision NJ
an early date and final decision later
on. However. We are advised today bv
executive officers. from the hest infor'
nation they can obtain that a complete
and final decision viii be made On or
before July .. and We therefore believe
that nll men In engine and train srrvic"
hnuld remain ut work pending q dccl'
sion II the labor board. ~ No benefit ur
& IN can bc obtained by leaving the sci.
vice az this time"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Nv A.snriniaai pf.M.

Nv Associated Pfss.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 22 "Nu
man viii got anywhere by subicctinr
the President a. either open attack co.
sncering reference" said T. H. Muur,
manager ~ the campaign ~ Governor
Cox oi thiu. Tor IA" Democratic prcsi.
dental nomination. in q statement t.
day replying a. the charge made hv
william y MoCombs II New York that
the President has hccn "autocratic' In
assumption oi authority
Nj Muurc's statement said
MY attention has been called tn e
rlui.ia'nt mad" hy M McCumbs pt.
a. sirr tl, l.rtgI" of Nations and in.
thrrtally the President
"Nr McCumhs who - my friend aud
fur whose ability | have always had u
high regard hi fallen into the frro-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
iiomc Rule I,ilI Discussed.

LONDON. June During u discus.
rinn on the lrish home rule hll In tn
House oi Commons today. Lord Robert
tecil declared his conviction that not a
single member IT the government h. I
tn" Eilghtcst belief that the home rul,
I'LL would du any good whatever tn
solNc the Irish question
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Allied Powers Refuse
Turkey Any Extension
to Carry Out Treaty
~ Assoc lated Press

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON. June - The TUT.
kish treaty viii not be- withdrawn ur
subjected to H4v important mudific1.
t"nr, according tu official adyiccs g..
criy,vl here tudny
licfu,d tu p'.mit nu extension ~
time beyond June 20 originally nxol
for rcplg uf thv Turkish delegates is h".
li"Nod lev Officials here tu have bccn
mad" cninchl,nt with ~" decision not
tn alter tl- mui'r 'i,usuE ~ the treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Favor Martial Law.

DUBLIN, June 22.--Ci,izcns of Lon
don Derry have requested the irisl
government 10 send more troops tu that
city. They urge that control ul tn
city bc aHsumcd by compotvnt military
authority and that martial law be- pro
claimed. The situation In London Drr.
~ is regarded az extremely grave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
THIRD Of NUMBER
ARE WOMEN; HAYES
IS MADE CHAIRMAN
ANNOUNCEMENT or PLANS ENDS
TWO DAY CONFERENCE
At CHICAGO.
REPLIES TO SUFFRAG|sTS
.. q. q. Nominee Tells Women lie Can
Not Force Question In Any
state hut Will Recommend
Ratification.
sps-isl 10 The New.

| spe-isl 10 The News.
WASHINGTON. juno 22--Manage.
mcnt of the national republican cam.
paign was entrusted today 10 an execu.
i've committee of "a members headed
by Chairman Hayes Of the party's ma
| tional committee. Seven women have
places on the executive committee.
Announcement of the membership Of
the executive COMMITTEES. and the COM
portion Of two committees 10 arrange
for the notification ~ Senator Harding.
the party's presidential nominee. and
II Z Governor Coolidge. vice presidential
candidate. ended n two days confer
cnce In which Mr.. Harding. Chairman
Hayes aud special subcommittee OF tho
national committee participated.
While the subcommittee was con-
| cluding its conference. Senator Harding
received a group of suffragista and In
reply to their request for a statement
n the suffrage question. declared that
while he could not attempt 10 force
any state 10 hastcu action on the fed
,Ial suffrage amendment he would rec
bmmcnd ratification should any state
officially suck his opinion. =.
The suffragists numbering 70 fran n
states through their spokesman. Mlss
Alice Paul. chairman Of tho national
wOman'H party. In presenting their re-
quest made veilcd threats OF throwing
their support 20 a third party unless
ratification of the suffrage amendment ,
was completed by action Of republican
vtatc legislature. Miss Paul tonight
said her delegation was "deepiy dlsap.
pointed with Senator Hardings posI.
ton"
Di,cris From Usual Practise
In the appointment Of the executive
committee. the subcommittee diverted
from the usual practice q confining
membership 10 the national orsaniza'
iion and took IN Harry N. Daugherty
~ columbus. Ohio. Senator Hardings
prc.convcntion manager. Tho appoint
monts M announced today included only
twenty names. but Mr Hayes said the
additional member. who also would not
br member Of the national committee
would be- announced later. The leaders
disregard precedent In naming seven ad'
ditional members Of the executive com.
lynittce and IN choosing woman, Miss
arriet Taylor Upton q Ohio. as Vice
chairman IL the committee. This ac'
tion was taken. Il was said In recogni-
rion of the increasing activity of women
iu politicy. Enlargement of the com.
mlttcc from 10 10 q members was au.
ihorlzod at the recent Chicago conver.
ton The full membership of the execu-
Vg committee of 81 10 have charge of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
{ lnnSial,le liillril-

DUBLIN, June ga pulirc bicycle
patrol of four was nnhu,hcd to-day near
lhntry. Dnv constable. named l,rpN
was Killed aud sergeant ln1 another
constable were wounded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
TEXAS DELEGATION
LEAVES FOR COAST
VIII WORK I0R >0uI> ,rIoN ~
uclDOO FOR TIM rRESI.
DESCN.

~ A.Hrfi infrd ifsss.
bNlI.AS June g. Tho TrNBv dele.
rs'iHn o. the D'mpraiir National C'u
,rrtlHu 40 San ftancisro ivft un n SIP
,iai train tonight headed toward the
Gnidru Gate
The train carried it5 pCrsuuF
The dcirratiun Il a. sid. wili work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
MORE TROOPS FOR
SCENE Of IRISH
UPRISING URGEO
CITIZENS on LONDON DERRY
SEND REQt'EST TO 10 DiIN
FOR RElNtORCENIENTS.
by Associated Press.

Ny AstocIRied FTets.
LONDON DERRY June 80 \ meet
INK Of the magistrates this afternoon
decided Ia send u second urgent request
To Dublin castle for military reinforce.
mentn and the in' tituti"n of martial
law. Tclegrams were sent to the "a,
torncy general urging the necessity of
the immediate dispatch ot troops The
city was quiet this afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Bryan's Views.

IN the league iysuc W j bryan, I'll
ready stands directly opposed Ia prcsi
dent Wilson's views ns Ia the rnrty at
iitude that dates hack to he lacktron
day dinner when Mr.. Wilson urged TINT
IA c1cmocratr enter the campaign ON
che issue ~ ratification NJ the league
covenant without material reservation.
The former secretary ~ state siowl
firt ar strongly fur acceptance of tn"
republican senate reservations ~ a
haiir for ratification. and m order a.
sccp the league covenant out of the
ampaign.
u Mi llurlcson's statement n tn be-
accepted as representing the presidents =
views an prohibition. delegates said.
II nov was evident that Bryan aud the
administration forces were tp clash also
over that plank
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Opposes Other issues.

Mr. ErNlu's views are known tn be-
iigidly against any weakening of the
prohibitiun laws. There n als,. Il was
rlid. third point un which the prcsl
dent and his former secretary might
l"'k horns u was tc"allcd that when
the president asked congress for tnr
authority to accept mandate over
Armenia under the league uf nations.
Mr.. Bryan promptly ISSUED q stltcmcn,
N final opposition to such program.
u has been regarded aS y, ssihlc that
he president might seek tn have IN.
convention indoryc his course ~ to NJ.
mcnin aud u rp u was said. the y,
'r7ska len lcr could be- expected to *
10 hi influence ag1ins, such action
Pending arrival uf senator Glass. Mr..
l'urlctnn iud Mr BRYAN the few par,y
rlder saud dclogltr' nlrend yon tho
'uound have BEEN exchanging only go..
'ip, comment un pending issues There
have been no conference and there IL
little acii,iiv among workers for vari.
, Iv candidates Tor the presidential nom.
naiion Headquarters fur John W
Davis of Wet Virginia were open~,
tu,lay. However, presidential row has
iot vet bccome even q shadow ~ what
2 will bc. ur of what II was during IN,
wcpuhli'an convention at Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
Direct Spokesman.

ON other Occariuns however. the
porimnrtcr general has been the direct
spokcrman of tho president on impor.
'sant issucs and democrats here were
inclined e. take his expression ~ to
the prohibition plank ~ more than "A
Natcm,n uf hif own view.
The preliminary convention discns.
sion In progress here. while wholly In
formal has shown u striking unanim.ty
uf opinion an two points The first H..
that the platform struggle viii be the
real fight of the convention. the zee.
und that the prohibition plank viii be-
ihc chief igsuc In that fight, outrivaling
the league uf nations declaration IN IN.
irrrl nmnnr the drlnrnIoa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-23
bURLESON' s STAND.
ON PRO- QUESTION
DRAWS ATTENTION.
SOME BELIEVE WILSON'S VIEWS
AitE EAPRESSED By POST.
MASTER GENER VI.
WANTS DRY LAW KILLED
Preliminary Conventions Shows That
Platform Fight Nill Iie Chief
Struggle with Wet Piank
Main Issue.
ny Associated ptcss

ny Associated Picss
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2s--l'ust.
master General liurlcson'S statement to-
day at san Antonio, regarding demo.
cratic platform issues drew particular
attention among party leaders here for
the national convention next week. be.
cause of iis frank declaration of m0dl
fioaiior Of the Nolgtcnd prohibition an
iorccm,ni act Mr. Eureson's demand
Tor repeal of drastic and absurd pro
Nri,ns of the act expressed IN more
direct fashion views which some party
leaders here previously had voiced pr.
yatcly. Coming from = member of
roeidcnt Wilson's cabinet the state
n,ri WAS regarded ~ possible intl'
nntion of the Administrations attitude
oi the pruhibition issue before the con
yention. Senator Glars of Virginia, who
~ due here tomorrow II understood To
have been entrusted with a formal cS'
preston q President wilson's Views az
tu the platform.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-28
NAVY Show Tomorrow

The details of the program for
the Navy Recruiting rally to be held
at the Cambridge Opera House to-
morrow has been completed,
Good speaking, music and good
reels of official pictures will be shown
including Surrender CT the German
Fleet" and ''Giving the World the
Once Over" The musical program
Is home talented and we assure you
Of the very best,
All the ex-service men are most
cordially invited to come and bring
their friends, also the friends Of SER
vice men and anyone intel estcd IN
the Navy would be most welcome.
The show will be entirely informal
admission absolutely free and those
attending will be expected 10 have &
peasant afternoon. The show will
start at $3.50 F. NJ. and will probab-
ly last about two hours.
The recruiting O1ficerfor Maryland
wishes TO see the number OF recruits
for Cambridge and Dorchester coun-
ty rival those from Salisbury and
WIcomico County. Just now Sails
bury is in the lead. On tue Other
hand, it is believed that the war
record of Dorchester County is IN
excelled by any other section OF
Maryland. Lieutenant SWepson
f.arle never tires of telling about
getting 140 re,:"uIts from Dorchester
County in a few weeks.
It is hoped that the people OF
Cambridge and the county VIII make
it a point to be present.
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CHURCH LOCALS

Services at Holiness Church to-
morrow, $50 A. NJ. Class; IL A. NJ,
Sermon; $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday School;
1880 Song service; 500 P. NJ. SER
mon by Pastor, subject What Is
SIN" Public invited.
There will be special meeting at
salvation Army Hall this evening and
all day on Sunday. Mr.. Ernest Es-
colt and Ira booker. of Baltimore
will be here for the weekend.
Special music, everybody invited.
If you have been staying away
from the Baraca Glass recently, come
tomorrow morning and see what you
have been missing, and then decide
fer yourself whether CT not you can
afford to be absent. Mrs. Helen
Phillips Andrews will sing a solo.
Come and hear her.
Zion NJ ct h dist Episcopal
Church services, Sunday as follows:
morning Glass $3.50; Divine Wor-
ship IL; Sunday School 2:15; Ep-
worth League GAS, Evening service
1880. Reverend Alfred Smith, D.
D., former pastor will preach at
both services. The regular meeting
of official Board, Monday evening al
1880.
st. Pauls NJ. P. Church-Sunday
8 A. M. Glass Meeting; IL A. NJ.
Morning Worship, sermon subject.
The Christian Joy" P. NJ. Sun
Gay School; $50 P. NJ. Christian
Endeavor; 1880 p NJ Evening SER
vice of Worship and Song, sermon
subject, AN Interoim With Death"
TO all of these services the public
is most cordially invited
First Baptist Church, Morning
Worship with sermon at II A. NJ,
subject THE Three Gives" Sunday
School at 2:30 P. NJ, when Mr..
Morris will give an object lesson TO
the children. The B. Y. P. U. at
Sis p. NJ. Evening Song service
with sermon at 1880 P. NJ, subject
"Humanity's S. o. s." M. Morris
will speak at both services.
Services at Grace NJ. E. Church,
South, John B. Peters minister,
s AS Baraca Glass subject, ideals
of Christian Living" Divine Wor-
ship, II A. NJ. subject Danger OF
Prosperity" Sunday School 2:15 P.
NJ; Evening Worship 1880 P. NJ,
subject Rebuilding the Walls OF
Jerusalem" Come Thol with us
and we will do thee good"
Tho Mission Devotions in ST.
Mary's Catholic Church this even
ing will begin promptly at 1880.
Father Geegan will preach on THE
Way, The Truth, The Light The
questions pertaining to the Catholic
Faith will be answered before the
sermon. The Mass tomorrow will
be at 8 O'Clock. Appropriate clos
ing exercises of the Mission will take
place Sunday Evening at 1880. The
closing exercise will consist of a
sermon, the Renewal of Baptismal
promises and tae imparting Of the
Papal BenedicIIon and Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-28

Batteries for your auto, best make
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Springs for all makes of cars, Ford
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-02-28
Tuesday, March 10 20

between the hours of 2 and $50 P. NJ,
all that dwelling house property known
as No. 322 High street, noH occupied
by Alfred Stewart a monthly tenant,
fronting so feet on High street, with
depth of 200 feet as now enclosed.
improvements consist of two story
dwelling and outbuildings. Property
will be sold without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE;-One fifth cash
on day of sale and balance in nine
months from day of sale to besecured
by interest bearing note of the pur-
chaser, with approved suretfes there
on An earlier settlement or great
err cash payment may be made II de-
sired. Title papers at expense of pur-
chaser -
FREDERICK II. FLETCHER,
Attorney.
Dixie Realty Company. Auctioneer.
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Attorneys Sale
OF VALUABLE
Valuable Fee Simple Dwell
ing House on High St.

Under and by virtue of sufficient
ney, will offer. at public auction to
the highest bidder at the Court House
door in the town of Cambridge, Mary
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