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officiating. The bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs. C. E. Miller. and
Mrs. E. A. Houser. sister OF the bride
groom A reception for the relatives
and intimate friends followed. and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Warner left for
their wedding trip. They will be at
home after today at 3415 o street.
The marriage is announced of Mrs.
Ethel L. Fisher Of this city and MT.
James Welch Murray of V1rg1nia a,
Saturday, January 10, Rev. DR.. Wood
officiating.
Miss Helen G. Burns has returned
to St Joseph's College, al Emmitsburg,
| after a visit to Mrs. Mary Werten-
baker in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ: Hendley
have gone to Miami Beach. Fla, for
| the remainder of the winter.
The Rev. and Mrs William Cleve-
land Hicks of the Marlborough have
| left the city to spend a few weeks in
! Florida Miss Margaret Hicks. their
! debutante daughter. will visit Dr. and
Mrs. Whitman Cross, at 215S Bancroft
| place, during their absence
The Housekeepers' Alliance, utder
| whose auspices a union is being
formed, will have a short program al
II o'clock tomorrow, after Which
| the meeting will be open to all WON :
en-. Mrs Archibald Hopkins. Mrs.
Burleson, Mrs Wallace Radcliffe, Mrs.
Matthew T. Scott, Mrs. Howard Hodg-
kins and scores of others are helping
! in the work. Mrs. Patterson OF New
York, Mrs. Hopkins daughter. who is
going all over the country, talking on
| the domestic problem, and who is now
visiting Mrs. Hopkins. will p:obab bly,
lev Il a ln, i,,r at hn l.
lard tomorrow. On the committee are:
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, chairman
Mrs. w. ID. Biglow. Mrs. William r.
ChamberIin and Mrs. Grace Porter
Hopkins.
Mrs. John N Culbcrtson is out Of
town for a few days. She will not be
at home this afternoon. but will be at
home Monday, January IS, as usual.
Mrs. George X. McLanahan and Mi SIS
McLanahan. who are leaving town for
q brief stay. will not be- at home on
Wednesday afternoon.
The Congressional Club will turn
its at home into Japanese tea party
on Friday afternoon. January %. at 4
o'clock, at 2001 New Hampshire ave-
nue.. Tea will be poured at 5 o'clock.
MT. SitcSLeT DdV1SS ICu-
tenant in the American Tank Corps.
and who is now American vice consul
at Maracaibo, Venezuela, has re-
turned to the United States and will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
J. Magruder during a short stay in
Washington.
Mrs Izetta. Jewel Brown. widow Of
Representative w. r. Brown, jr., of
West Virginia accompanied by her
little daughter. June. and her mother,
Mrs Jewel Kenny. will sail for Spain
in a few weeks. to be absent some
time. They are now at Mrs Browns
home at KinSwood. w. Va, having
rented their Washington home Mrs
Browns sister. Mrs Goodwin, is with
Lieut.. Goodwin in California, where he
is stationed.
Mr.. Edward F. Henderson announces
the engagement of his daughter
Lesta and Mr.. Charles A. Conrad, son
of the former chief clerk of the
Post Office Department., the late
Charles a. Conrad.
Mrs William C. Harllee. wife OF
Col Harllee. entertained at lunch
con Thursday at the Chevy Chase
Club in compliment to Mrs. George
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Red Cross Nurse. Guest. of Honor.

.. Il.
Grigby.
Red Cross Nurses Guests Of Honor.
Miss Mabel Boardman announced yes
terday that the Secretary OF W ar 'and
Mrs Baker, Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs: Daniels, Surgeon General and Mrs
Merrite w. Ireland of the Army, surgeon
General and Mns. W. c. Braistea OF ,, .ne
Navy. Surgeon General Rupert Biue,
public health service; Miss Julia Stlm-
son. superintendent of the Army Nurse
Corps; Mrs. Lenah S. Higbee, superln, ,
tendent of the Navy Nurse CORPS, ana
| Miss Lucy Minnegerode, superintendent
| or the public health nursing corps, nave
been invited to meet the Red cross
nurses of Washington at reception 10
be held in their honor at the DISTRICT
| CHAPTER of American Red cross 10
| jackson place northwest, tonlght.
| AS the majority of these nurses pave
served overseas, and as it will be their
! first reunion under the auspices OF me
Red Cross since their return from
| abroad. the event gives every promise
| OF being a memorable one in Red CroSS
| be held from until 10. the officers OF
| the executive committee and the chap-
| ters forming the reception committee.
! Daughters of Isabella will hold It's
! bimonthly meeting Wednesday even
with the presence of Nine. De Veyra'
| wife of the commissioner from the
Philippines. Nine. De Veyra VIII De
| the principal speaker of the evening
| The marriage of Miss Marian Jane
| Maloney. daughter of Mr.. and MRS;
George A. Maloney of 1641 Harvard
street. to Mr.. Jonas Macauley Costner'
! formerly lieutenant. ordnance &c
| partment. stationed in the ONCE OF
the New York district chief. tooh
| place Thursday, January ID AT l1:"o
at st. Alban's. The ceremony was
| performed by DIR. w. i. De Vrles'
canon of the National Cathedral, IN
the presence of relatives and mt
| mate friends. The bride, who was
| going away suit of dark blue cloth'
| with a blue taffeta hat faced WIZ
silver and wore a corsage bouquet OF
orchids and violets. Miss Charine
Maloney, who attended her sister,
! wore a burgundy velvet dress aho
| Floyd G. Whitney acted as best man
Mr.. and Mrs. Costner left after the
ceremony for New York. After
short stay they will go to Jackson
| Miss. where they will make Their
| home. Among those present were MI
Martin Holbrook of Mobile, Ala; Mrs
| Rena Petit, Mrs. A: j. TOWNSEND
Miss CuIberson of Holiday House
cant. and Mrs. +. G. Whitney. Capt
Jeffries Ct New York and MAJ. NC
Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Van Horn
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Mary Agnes. to Lawrence
Hopkins Rggles on Thursday, h, ~ Jan Jan
uary Is, 1920, at 1 o'clock. the rec
tory of All Saints Church, Chevy
Chase. Nd. Canon ]. w. Austin Of
| fciated.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony. Mrs
! Mildred v. Foy attended the bride
! and Mr.. E. c. Buck attended the prloe-
The bride wore a suit of fawn duve,
tyn trimmed with wide bands OF sea- sea.
and a small black straw braid ha'
trimmed with spring flowers. Her
corsage bouquet was of orchids.
/ After the wedding lovely lunch
con was served at the home OF the
| bridegroom on Monroe street north
west. shortly after which the couple
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Belasco Theater, Monday evening

Belasco Theater. Monday evening,
January 10.
Associated with Miss Wilson as pa
tronesses are Mrs. Joshua W. Alex
ander. Mrs. Carroll Frazer. Mrs. Vic
tor Kaufman. Mrs. Claude b. Mayo.
Mrs. Denis Upson. Mrs. Walter King,
the Misses PiIlsbury. Mrs. Il. f. An
drews. Mrs. Charles Fairfax. Mrs.
Thomas J. Cohran. Miss Mary Cryder,
Mrs. Thomas f. Logan. Mrs. l.. a.
Drury, Mrs. S. II. Given and Mrs. /. n
Turner.
national memorial, in enduring COM
memoration of our hero dead and
those of our allies in the late war.
Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather of Lon
don, England. and members of his
party will be the guests during their
stay in Baltimore of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam L. Marbury at their town house
on Lanvale street. Capt. Bairnsfather.
who is one of the most famous war
cartoonists and humorists of the day,
will lecture tomorrow evening at the
Lyric. During the war his parents
entertained hundreds of our officers at
their home at Stratford- -on-Avon.
Mr.. and Mrs Marbury will entertain
informally at dinner for their guests
tomorrow evening before the lecture.
Among the boXholders for the lee
ture of Capt. Bairnsfather, for the
benefit of the Working Boys Home,
to be given in Washington on We'd
nesday afternoon at Polls, are Mrs.
Elkins. Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Alvin Fuller and
| Mrs. Randall Hagner. Mrs. Wood has
| turned her box over for the use of
men at the Walter Reed Hospital.
Mr.. Francis B. Austin of Summit,
| n. j., who has been visiting Washing
| ton for several days, has gone to Cam
den, N. c., to spend several weeks.
| Mrs. Morgan-Hill left Washington
last night, and will sail in few days
for France.
| Col William Eric Fowler, Mr.. Ster-
rett Giddings and Mr.. William Bowie
Clarke will go to Baltimore for the
assembly on Thursday night, Balti-
mores smartest ball of<the season.
Mrs. Mary E. Jones. and Capt. Bert
were married Friday afternoon in
Baltimore. the. ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. James L. McLain
| Capt. and Mrs. Emerson left immedi-
ately for a short visit to New York
city, whence they will go to Atlantic
City for several weeks. Capt Emer-
son recently returned from France and
j has been discharged from the Army
On his return to the city he will re-
sumo the practice of law. Capt. and
Mrs. Emerson will reside at the Mel
rose apartments.
Mr. John T Wilkinson of ceoree
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~ HE Secretary Of State and
l. Mrs Lansing will entertain
at dinner this evening, when
their guests will include
several of the heads OF the
diplomatic missions in Washington.
This is the second of series OF DIN
ners the Secretary and Mrs. Lansing
are giving, a number or Ambassadors s
and ministers having been present at
the first Mrs. Lansing will pc at
home informally on Wednesday after
noon and on Friday afternoon. She
will give a reception for the ladles
accompanying the delegates to the
second pan-American financial CON
ference, which opens today.
The minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de Calderon were hosts at dinner last
evening al the legation on 18th street
in honor of the delegates from BOLIVIA
to the second pan-Amerlcan fnanclat
conference. which include Senior Jose
Luis Tejada, who is accompanied by
Sonora Elzida de Tejada; Senior Heri-
berto Gutierrez. who also has with
him Sonora Sara de Gutierrez, Seno-
rita Irene Gutierrez V. and Senorita
Sara Gutierrez v; Senior Jorge Gut1-
errez. Senorita Lucia Flores A. and
Senior Ricardo Martines Vargas. The
guests included the members of the
legation staff.
The minister of Cuba and Nine.
de Cespedes have issued cards for an
at home on Thursday. January -, from
; until o'clock. at $500 10th street. In
honor of the American group commit
tee for Cuba and the delegates OF the
republic of Cuba to the second pam
American financial conference.
Dai iSh h2
apartment at the Willard. after spend
ing the week end with Mr.. John Skei-
ton Williams at Faxton the latter'S es-
tate near Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Bankhead, wife OF Senator
Bankhead. and Mrs. William Bankhead.
wife of the representative from Ala
bama. are sending out cards for tea
January %, from to 6, at 1865 CO.
lumbia road.
Mrs. William H King. wife of SEN
ator King of Utah: Mrs. James II.
MoyIe, wife of Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury Moyle, and Miss Moyle
will be at home on Saturday. January
"A, from ) to Z, at 2649 Woodley road.
Mrs. Lehlbach, wife of Representative
Frederick r Lehlbach of New Jersey,
will be at home at her apartment, 1901
18th street, informally tomorrow after
noon, from 4 until s.
Nine. Maeterlinck Will accompany
her husband. NJ. Maurice Maeterlinck,
when he comes to Washington at the
end of this week. They will be enter
tanned at several dinner parties, in
cluding one at the Belgian embassy.
Mrs Lewis F'risseIl of New York
arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood, who will be at home
this afternoon. Mrs. Wood will also
have with her this afternoon. Mrs. AL
fred Halves of New York, who is her
house guest
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The Chilean ambassador and Sonora
de Matthew and the members of the
can financial conference were the
guests of honor at dinner last even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham,
mond. The guests included DR.. Luis
Izquierlo. Dr. Samuel Claro and
and. Nine. Edwards. DR.. Victor v.
Robles, who are here for the con-
ference; the Assistant Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet,
United States ambassador to Mexico.
| erly ambassador to Chile; the di-
| rector of the Pan-American Union.
Mr.. John Barrett; Mr.. Paul NJ. War
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Spiuille Braden OF
New York, Miss Hammond. Mr.. J: c.
Mckinley, Mr: A H. Titus and Mr.
| Verde Leroy Havens, all Of New York.
| Representative Gilbert n. Haugen OF
Iowa was dinner host in the cabinet
suite at the New Willard on Saturday
evening. the guests including Senator
and Mrs. AISLE ]. Gronna, Mr.. and Mrs
| Louis A. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Kemp
er Cowing, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Her
| bert, DR.. and Mrs. Steiniger, Miss
Evelyn FAINT, Mr.. Lowitz Haugen and
Mr.. Albert Gronna-
| Admiral Sims was a dinner guest OF
! Assistant Secretary of the Navy
| Roosevelt last evening, together with
| Mr. Edward Bell of the diplomatic
service and Mrs. Bell.
] Capt. It. Y. Lu. naval attache of the
Chinese legation. entertained at din
ner last evening at the Shoreham.
| having among his guests Capt. T. T.
Craven, U. S. N; Commander W. w.
iGalbraith, U. S. N; Lieut.. Commander
! Galbraith, U. S. N; Lieut.. Commander
Kwai, charge d'affaires Of China; Mr..
Lingoh, second secretary of the lega-
ton; Mr. Y. C. Yang, private secretary
| to the minister, Mr.. Koo, and Lieut..
Chufo Lin. assistant naval attache of
| the legation.
! Under the auspices Of the Arts
Club of Washington. a benefit per-
! formance for the national peace caril-
lon committee will be given by Max
J inc Elliott and her company at the
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Mr.. John T. Wilkinson of George
town announces the marriage of his
daughter. Miss Erline A. Wilkinson
and Mr.. W. Edgar Warner. son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Warner, We'd
nesday. January IA, at the rectory of
Holy Trinity Church, the Rev. Green
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Burleigh of New York, who spent a
few days in Washington last week at
the Willard. The guests included Mrs.
jeff McLemore, Mrs. Mark Goodwin,
Mrs. H. P. Robertson and Mrs. w. Z.
Grigby.
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Admiral Sims was a dinner guest of
Assi slant Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt last evening, together with
Mr. Edward Bell of the diplomatic
service and Mrs. Bell.
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Under the auspices of the Arts
Club of Washington. a benefit per-
| formance for the national peace caril-
| lon committee will be given by Max
] inc Elliott and her company at the
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Miss Helen G. Burns has returned
to St Joseph's College, al Emmitsburg,
after a visit to Mrs. Mary Werten-
baker in New York city.
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The marriage is announced Of Mrs.
Ethel L. Fisher Of this city and Mr.
James Welch Murray of Virginia.
Saturday, January 10, Rev. DR.. Wood
officiating
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
TO INITIATE LARGE
w. o. w. CLASS TONIGHT

The Woodmen of the World Of
Faulkner county will initiate a large
class into the mysteries of the order
tonight at the local lodge rooms be-
ginning at o'clock. Farrar New
berry, state manager is in the city
today and will assist in the initiation
this evening. Clerks and members
are expected from every camp in the
county, and applications are still COM
ing in today. About 30 have al
ready enrolled for initiation, and it
IS expected that more will swell the
number to perhaps so. In order to
be in this class applicants must be
examined by the camp physician be-
fore night. The entrance fee for this
class, which will be adopted under
dispensation. is $500. which includes
the medical fee. This is the second
class to be adopted at Conway in the
last 30 days. The local camp has
800 members at present, and Faulkner
county has about 1000 members.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
YOUR LIBERTY BONDS

tBy L. s. Treasury Department.
The United States government
borrowed money from you to finance
the war. You hold the governments
promise to pay you back This
promise is called liberty bond or
victory note. On this bond is stated
the conditions under which the gov
eminent borrowed the money from you
For Instance: If you hold a bond
of the third liberty loan, 1t states
that on April 10 and October 10 of
each year until maturity, you will re
ceive interest on the amount you paid
for the bond. Other issues bear other
rates of interest and other maturity
dates, all of which are clearly stated
on the bond
Now, If you keep your bond until
the date when the government pays
you in full for it, you do not need to
worry If, in the meantime, the price
is low one day or high the next. You
and Uncle Sam are living up to your
agreement with each other and neither
will lose by it.
On the other hand, if you sell your
liberty bond now, you will find that
the man you sell it to will not give
you dollar for every dollar you paid
for 1t. The price has been brought
down because soemany people are of
terlng to sell their bonds. If the
market is flooded with tomatoes. YOU
can but them cheap, but if everyone
is clamoring for tomatoes and there
are few to be had the price goes up.
The same Is true of liberty bonds.
Shortsighted people are dumping them
on the market, and wise ones are buy
ing them.
The best advice than can be given
to the owner of liberty bond is this:
Hold the bond you bought during the
war! It is as safe and sound as the
United States government itself.
Buy as many more at the present
low rate as YOU can afford. If you
hold them to maturity, you are bound
to make the difference between what
they sell at now and their face value.
You will also receive good interest on
your investment.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17

cello, and Oscar Coleman, piano.
The program of part one is as fol
lows: Young April" by orchestra
The Pied Piper by Fleta Bolin
Democracy" by Irene Denman; The
Same Old Story" by Marvelle Mead
ors; "Revel of the Rose" waltz, by
orchestra; Return of the Hoe" by
Ruth Estes; The Climax by Thelma
Hysmith; Travellers First Hunt by
frankie Bird; "Humoresque," by or
chestra; The Singing Lad" by Mrs.
Sophia Heasley; scene from Hard
Times" Dickens, by Vida Adams;
"A l Wandered through Virginia's
Woods and The Shepherd and the
Pilgrim by Josephine Pegg; Sweet
and Low" by orchestra
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
MUSIC AND READING
RECITAL AT CENTRAL,

Students Of reading and public
speaking at Central College and the
Hendrix College orchestra win be
presented in joint recital tonight in
the Central auditorium at 8:15
O'Clock. The second part of the pro
gram which will be entirely by stud
ent of reading, viii be American
Beauties, a comedy in one act.
Members Of the Hendrix orchestra
to take part in the recital are
Charles Stuck, violin, and director;
Ray Wingfield. violin; William Stuck.
flute; Dick Morehead, trombone !;
Thomas Owen, cornet; Hubert Mutt,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
COURT TO REHEAR
LEHICH R. R. CASE

Washington, May -Rehearing on
oral argument of tie governments
antitrust suit against the Lehigh Val
ley railway was ordered today by the
supreme court. which had previously
issued an order holding that the own
ership of coal mines by the railway
was in violation of the antitrust law.
The railway then petitioned a second
hearing, following the decision on the
United States steel corporation, which
was granted today by the court
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clarence Nastine. IS, and Elsie
Mills, Il, Menifee.
James c. Reedy, 45, and Minnie
Matthews, 25. Mt. Vernon.
\. B. Prouse, 80, and Ollie NJ.
Craft, 80. Vilonia.
Willie Senoar, As, and Mrs. Ada
Taylor, 80, Mayflower
Leonidas Walker, -, and Louise
Meeks, 10.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
COURT YET HOLDS
UP PROHI RULING
tBy United Press)

Washington, May 1.-THE Supreme
court again today failed to hand down
a decision on the constitutionality Of
the federal prohibition amendment and
the Nolstead enforcement bill. No de-
clsion by the court may be expected
now before June :.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
SOUTHWEST WEATHER.
tBy United PreSs)

Kansas City, May 17.-Relief from
heavy rains is promised in the wealth
er forecast for the southwestern re-
gion for the next "A hours, the bureau
forecast being fair and warmer.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City, May 17-Wheat re-
ceipts 200 cars, market unchanged.
Corn market one cent higher, No,
white s..
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-05-17
NATION EAGERLY WAITS
FINAL CENSUS RETURNS
Most Stupendous Statistical Job to
Require Three Years to Finish
5000 Experts Work.

complicated machines which perform
miracles of automatic calculation, g.,
00O expert statisticians and clerks IN
the employ Of the census bureau here
now are sorting and classifying the
greatest mass of statistical informa-
ten ever collected.
The population Of the United States
will be ready for announcement some
time in October under present plans,
Director Sam L. Rogers said today.
This population total. expected to be
about 10000 600. viii be announced
also by states State population an
nouncements will begin to issue from
the bureau in about six weeks.
Announcement of city population be
gan February p and about GEO have
been made At least 1000 more city
population announcements may be eX-
pected. bureau officials estimate.
Congressman, senator's, civic or
ganization representatives and news
papermen appear at the census bu-
reau twice daily to receive city popu-
lation announcements. Each by spec
ial telephone or telegraph arrange
ments previously set up, tries to be
the first to get the news to his home
town or city Of It's new nose count.
Newspapers extra" on it and
crowds gather at bulletin boards. It's
big news" census bureau officials
are told Local boosters cheer
sometimes.
Complaints are flooding the bureau
They're usually from local boosters,
civic bodies and sometimes from
chambers of commerce protesting the
count. The enumerators didn't get
everybody in the count, is the text
of most of the complaints.
Thank you for calling this to our
attention." reads form letter which
goes out Immediately under the sig
nature of Director Rogers. The let
ter promises an investigation of the
count and the boosters wait, but
''In only two cases have we found
that the complaints were justified
and that our count was incorrect
said Rogers In these cases the
enumerators skipped small groups OF
people"
Local boosters have complained o.
the results in about half of the towns
and cities so far announced. Census
bureau officials emphasize that the.
welcome complaints, they are just a
anxious to correct mistakes as ar
the local inhabitants, they declare.
But counting population of cities
counties, states and even the Unite
sus, officials emphasize.
The census is intended to furnish
information on which better govern
ment may be based, according to Di
rector Rogers. This is why the grea
mass ofeeconomic and social data i
included, The bureau now is nearl,
half finished with the agriculture
and manufactures census. Informa
ton collected in these investigation
Is that of most use to business men
government officials and economists
| The agricultural census includes
count of the number of farms in tn,
United States, numbers of farmers
including owners, managers and farm
hands, and the value of ali crops
Similar information is collected in tn,
manufactures census.
The present census is expected +,
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