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Of the various corps of the orsaniz

Of the various corps Of the organiz
ton.
plished by these young women, who
volunteer their services after ofiicr
hours to perform varied duties of {.
clerical nature. They are the pub
fishers of the only Braille magazine
for the sightless boys at the Red
green, Md, and are at present en-
gagged on indexing the names of the
$4,000 members of the Red Cross in
the District. who Joined last Noven,-
ber.
Mrs. Theodore w. Richards of An
napolis. former director of women's
work; Mrs Seaton Schroeder and Mrs.
Allyn K. Capron addressed the chair
men of the auxiliaries of the chapter
at their regular monthly meeting last
Thursday. Mrs. Richards told of the
wonderful work the Atlantic Division
of the Red Cross is doing along Amer
icanization lines. Mrs. Schroeder spoke
on the subject OF the Ladies Of Serv-
ice." the new society now being or
ganized in the chapter to help mothers
pressed on her audience the imme-
diate need of such women of mercy
from her experience, during the past
! ! month in the influenza.
The Club of Colonial Danes will be
entertained at it's home on Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock by Mrs. Elipho.
| let F. Andrews, who will give read.
ings and sketches from her writings.
Mrs. Pearle Moore Gray will be At
home informally on Sunday afternoon
from 4 to until Lent.
A New ConEressiona1 Home.
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Clark, with their daughters. Miss
Continued on Fifth Page.)
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o Baltimore on Friday and they will
De Joined there on Saturday by Mr..
Palmer.
Mrs. Palmer will receive on wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Lansing,
Wife of the Secretary of State. and on
Tuesday Mrs. George E. Hamilton will
give luncheon in her honor.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels, who were to have enter
tained at dinner tomorrow evening
in honor of the Governor of Hawaii
and Mrs. Mccarthy and the members
of their party. have postponed it until
later date because several members
of the party are Ill with influenza.
Mrs. Daniels will be at home infor-
mally Wednesday afternoon. when
she will be assisted in receiving by
sors of the United States Navy. who
are meeting here this week. as is
their annual custom.
! Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice
President. will be the guest in whose
/ tertain a luncheon company Wednes-
| day, February IL.
| Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene
J will entertain two important dinner
; companies this week. the first on
| President and Mfs Marshall, and the
second on Saturday evening. when the
| French ambassador and Mme JUS
serand will be the guests, of honor.
Mr.. Henry White will entertain a
distinguished company at dinner to-
I morrow evening.
| Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick
| Will entertain at supper party this
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0YMN6@Yi
Mrs. JAMES VIZ ROBINSON.
Who unt1l her marriage aweek ago was
Miss. hory DuSca> GibsoN

Stevens Beall. who for a quarter of a
century was secretary of the Colum-
bia Historical Society.
be at home informally tomorrow at
1928 II street northwest.
The recently formed Hilary Her
bert Chapter. U. d. C. will give a
card party on ST. Valentines day.
February IA. at 2:3O; also one on
Monday February 16. at $50 at 2400
18th street. The patronesses are Mrs.
e. D. White, Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
/ Mrs. John Bankhead. Mrs. Oscar I'm
Matthew Scott. Mrs. Lindsay Moore
head, Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs.
Charles Matthews. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun
Mrs. Robert Lee. Mrs. Cole. Mrs
Fahnestock and Mrs. Barnett.
Col Earl Biscoe, who has just re
turned from overseas, is, with Mrs
Biscoe, stopping at the Shoreham.
Dixie Chapter, United Daughters o
the Confederacy. will entertain Wed
nesday evening at a reception and
dance in honor of its president, Mrs
| Paul L. Joachim, and officers of thu
chapter at Confederate Memorial
House. 1922 Vermont avenue. All Con
federate veterans and their wives
have been cordially invited to attend
| Miss Mabel T. Boardman will take
an active part in the reunion Of the
members of the clerical corps of the
District Chapter, American Red Cross
and their friends to be held in the
chapter house from to 10 o'clock
tomorrow evening. Headed by Miss
Anna c. Koerper of the Congressional
Library. more than 100 girls are ex-
pc cted to attend this affair. the sec
ond of a series of informal gatherings
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evening. one of the delightful series
of this form of hospitality for which
tney have become famous since com
ing to Washington.
The assistant secretary of war and
Mrs. Benedict Crowell Will leave the
early part of this week for the south
where they will spend several weeks
cruising on a houseboat in the Vlcln-
ity of Miami:
Capt. John Enochs entertained at a
theater party last evening in compll-
ment to Miss Beatrice Pollock and
her house guest. Miss Emily fotter
Noble of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper and Miss Grace
Roper will not be at home tomorrow
on account of Illness. but will receive
ON Monday afternoon, February %.
Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening IN
compliment to Miss Walcott of New
York. who will be her guest TINS
week.
The first secretary of the Ameri
can embassy in Chile and Mrs: War
rem d. Robbins have arrived III this
, country for a visit and will spend
some time in Washington after nm
ishing their visit in New YORK.
Mrs Sarah Lee Phillips, the mother
in-law of Senator Edge, will be al
home this afternoon and the follow
ing Sunday afternoons OF the season
after $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Henry D. Flood. wife of Repre-
sentative Flood, will be at home this
afternoon at o'clock to receive the
participants in the first tableau, The
Virginia Colony in 1610.' which opens
the Pageant of American History at
the New Willard Thursday evening
February II.
Mrs. Breckenridge Long will be al
home informally after O'Clock thus
afternoon.
Senior Dr. Don Emilio del Solar. sec.
ond secretary of the embassy o1
Peru, who has with him an interesting
marty of guests from Lima VINO are
en- route to England for todF OF th'
continent, entertained at the nnel
night, having as guests Miss Elain
Lazaro and Miss Eloise Lazaro
Miss Harriet Clark and Miss Lu-
ciele Clark, Miss Margaret Ripey
Miss Helen Hughes. Miss Marion
Bankhead. Miss Margaret Mans.
| field MISS Josephine
| Miss Marie Davidson of New Or
leans. Miss Constance Adams. Mis-:
| Coronado of Colombia. Miss Myrtle
Norton, Miss Selma Brennan, Mis-
| Jireinia Robson. Miss Marie Torres
| = Mexico, Miss Helen Hopkins. Mis-
| Nathalie Bush Asher of Alexandria
Miss Mary Lillian Morgan. Miss Marie
Mcclure, Miss Estrella Amores of Gu
ba Miss Elisha NJ. Montgomery, Mis-:
blanche Ransdall, Miss Gladys Pusn
EIanpery. Miss Helen Gerrer, MIS-
i.nmise Gerrer, Miss Louise Harris
Miss CLYDE Harris. Mrs. Gurkin. Mrs
pnrter Norton, Mrs. Wilford Gels
Fronheiser. Mr. and Mrs. S b Milton
Dr.. S. Thomas Evans; NM Mr' p Wv,
irx;nr Mr.. Percy Hickling. jr.; Maj
FRANK J. Kelley. Mr.. Arthur ir"nna
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Lieut.. Waste. nj. Frank Steel. Mr.. J.
NJ. Purman, Nfr Emmett Peterson.
Lieut.. Carroll YMcGuire. Mr.. Jack
Showalter. LieuE Hawkins. Mr.: Paul
Mixter. Mr. Hefranann, Mr.. Leller.
Mr.; William NJ Eanay; Mr.; Gmrx,n. aaar;n,,
Huter, Capt. Elmer Monroe. Mr. Lee
Lauck, Mr.. c. F., Hammer and Mr..
Howard Figg.
Mr.. Emilio Elias y del Solar; Mr.
Crisanto Elias and Mr.. Jesus Eilas
who. with Miss Marie Elias d.
solar. are guests of Or del Scar AMI
who will leave Washington today LOT
New York preparatory to saliins Ior
England. were alss guests at the
dinner.
Mrs John Crayke Simpson will be at
home informally Tuesday afternoon.
when she will be assisted by her house
guest, Mrs. John BlanIenship.
Mrs Charles S. Bromwell entertained
at a dinner party of thirty-two covers
last evening.
Mrs Alden Smoot entertained a party
at the tea dance at the Cafe ST. Marks
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Malcolm Conighe will not re-
ceiye this afternoon on account OF Ill
ness, nut Will De DIT HoiiiC VII toeAANA N
day afternoons of the season.
Artts&jc Mardi Grns Ball.
Spring will open the carnival of the
seasons in the Mardi GraS ball to be
given at the New Willard for the bene-
fit of Neighborhood House on TUESDAY,
February II. The Queen Of Spring is
the lovely Mrs. Scott Thropp. who, sur
rounded by a group of pretty maidens.
one of whom will give a graceful
dance of the spring, will make most
attractive picture Next comes Sum-
mer surrounded by her flower at
tendants. and holds her court. while
before her Miss Ramona Lefevre will
give graceful Spanish dance, ana
Pierrot and Pierrette will do their
counting under summer moon. with
the beautiful queen of Autumn come
the Indians and huntsmen and maiden
bearing the fruit and grains of the
harvest; here, too. there Will be g
clever dance. Last comes the gorgeous
winter queen with her attendants. Mrsi
Sylvanus Stokes, jr, with Miss Ham
lin. Miss Brom " ell. Miss Harding. Miss
Littauer Miss Graef and Miss Mccall
lum as the winter maidens. and their
part of the pageant will include some
very novel and striking features. Aft
err the pageant a general carnival in
which all may join will take place un-
der showers of confetti and serpentine
streamers and bright balloons, and, as
every one is requested Chough not re-
auired) to wear fancy dress. there will
! be knights and ladies, clowns and
! Ouakers. Indians and cowboys, princes
and peasants, all taking part in the
merry whirl Of the carnival of the sea-
! sons.
! An unusual feature of the Ameri-
can ball and pageant of American
history to be given at the New Will
lard Hotel on Lincoln's birthday will
! be that. every ticket holder will be
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Cabinet Women TO Receive.

Mrs. Lansing. wife of the Secretary
OF State. will be at home Wednesday
afternoon. when she will be assisted
in receiving by the wives of several
members of the cabinet.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing will be the guests Of honor
at dinner which the minister OF
Ecuador and Sonora de Elizalde will
give Monday, February 16.
/ Miss Laura Johns. who was the
guest for several weeks Of her uncle
and aunt, the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Burleson, was recalled to her
home in Austin, Tex, last week by
the sudden death of her father, Mr..
Claude Douglas Johns.
. Miss Burleson, who sailed with
friends for this country on February
s. is expected to arrive about the
3Sth of the month.
) Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, wife of the
Attorney General. will entertain at
luncheon next Saturday at the Hotel
Relvedere. Baltimore. in compliment
70 Mrs. Daniel Patterson of Bridge
port. Miss Virginia Bartlett, Miss
Susan Gibney. Miss Amanda Norris
hhd little Mary Dixon Palmer. daugh-
Ger of the hostess. all of whom will
attend Mrs. Palmer's niece. Miss Mary
Earrett Bartlett, at her marriage the
same day to Mr.. Robert A. Gibney.
Mrs Palmer and her daughter will 30
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mon. Mrs. Charles c. Kearns, Mrs.
James V. McClintock, Mrs. Charles 3.
Timberlake, Mrs. Willis ]. Hulings.
Mrs. William c. Wright Mrs. James
G. Monohan. Mrs. William l.. Carss
and Mrs. William NJ. Hersman.
The following ladies will assist:
Miss Margaret Steel. Mrs. NJ. c. Rich
ards. Miss Florence Curry, Mrs. Wal
ter Williams. Mrs. Lehr Fess. Mrs.
Charlotte r. Currie, Miss Olive. Miss
Mary McClintic. Miss Anne Ferris and
Mrs. Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Hughes. whose
marriage took place in Washington
on January "a, have arrived at their
future home in Oklahoma City. Okla.
The bride was Miss Margaret Dad
the grandson Of the late Mrs. Mary
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Society to See Princeton Play.


Society will be brilliantly repre-
sented at, "The Isle of Surprise, the
play which the Princeton University
Triangle Club will present in Wasn-
ington on February II. the first pres
entation that has been made in this
city of this production Of the Tria ngie m
Club. The performance is to be
staged in the Belasco Theater on the
afternoon of February Il, and viii
begin at 2:15.
The Princeton Triangle Club has
presented this play in eleven of the
large eastern and middle western e CIT. CIT.
ies. and in every one of these has
been enthusiastically received Dur
ing the Christmas vacation trip
was taken through the west, and this
met with so much success second
trip along the eastern coast has been
planned for the week beginning Feb
ruary 9. Among the cities that VIII
be included on this trip are New
York. Baltimore. Brooklyn. West
Point and Washington on February
! The Isle of Surprise" has been
styled as an oriental melofarce in
two acts with musical accompanf-
| ment, and it well merits this descrip-
tion. The scene is laid on an island
in the Arabian sea, and this fills the
whole play with the warm atmos-
phere of the orient. However. Brit
! ish soldiers and American tourists
visit this far-off isle and bring with
them a touch of London and New
York. which puts light humorous
! touch into the play that rivals any
Broadway comedy.
One of the features of this produc-
ton is the music. which was written
! by F. Harris. president of the CLUB.
! 1t is of a semi-classical nature. not
! usualy found in a college perform
anee but at the same time 1T coDta1ns
| enough swing and melody to make
| it long remembered by any audience
| This in combination with the play
itself makes The Isle of Surprise"
| one of the best productions that have
ever been staged by the Princeton
! University Triangle Club.
| The congressional ladies receiving
at the George Washington Inn from
3 until Monday afternoon. Febru-
ary 9. will be: Miss Melle Watkins,
Mrs William r. Green. Mrs Simeon d.
Fess, Mrs. A. NJ. Peterson. Mrs Glenn
! ent Brumbaugh. Mrs. Edward B. AL
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WILSON spghty "E1ulo.
IVA Washington" Tuesday and the younger
of which has waking
heara for weeks will feel repaid should she look their
a
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Dinners Of Last Night.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
tere the guests Of honor at dinner
uarty given last evening by Mr.. and
LIS. John w. Weeks.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Lam
dag were the guests of honor at din
Ier given last evening by the minister
q Cuba and Nine. de Cespedes. The
quests were the ambassador Of France,
dean Of the diplomatic corps. and Nine
.4sserand: the ambassador of Chile and
line. de Matthew. the Secretary of the
Zavy and Mrs. Daniels, the Secretary of
tkA Interior and Mrs. Lane. the minister
Il Bolivia and Nine. de Calderon, the
Minister of Guatemala. the minister of
Bcuador and Nine. de Elizalde, the min
i9ter of Poland and Princess Luho-
I6irska, Senator and Mrs. Howard Suth-
&iand. Representative and Mrs. Henry
=. Flood. the minister of Argentina to
Venezuela. the minister of Cuba to Hol-
Hnd and Switzerland, Mrs. John B. Hen
oerson, Mr.. John B. Henderson and the
secretary of the legation of Cuba and
lime. Padro.
The ambassador Of Peru and Sonora
d Pezet were the guests in whose honor
Nr and Mrs. Randolph Miner entertain
el a distinguished company Of fifty at
d5pner last evening at Rauscher's.
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MMECLARA KWAPISZEWSKI
Wife Of the Counselor
Of the Polish Legat1on.

entitled to a seat. The number of
tickets to be sold has been limited.
There will be three rows of chairs
down each side Of the ballroom in
front of the boxes, and when the
corresponding number of tickets has
been sold the sale will be stopped.
There will be sixteen or seventeen
groups representing historic and
patriotic occurrence in each of the
states of the Union chosen for their
dramatic and inspiring spirit of the
incidents. At the end there will be
parade of the states and each state
flag of the Union will be carried in
the procession. 1t will be a very
unusual sight to see them all to-
gether.
Miss Elizabeth Adams will have
charge of the Massachusetts group.
which will represent the landing OIL
the Pilgrim Fathers and the marriage
of John Alden and Priscilla. Miss
Grnell will take the part of Pris-
ella. her ancestress. The Messrs.
Flournoy, Henry Suydam and others
will complete this group.
Mrs. F.. F. Andrews will have charge
of Virginia. This group will repre-
sent Lord Delaware in Virginia. a
colonial dinner party. very beauti-
fully carried out in detail. Mrs. FL
fingham Lawrence Townsend VIII De
one of the beauties in this group.
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Capt. John Enochs entertained at a
theater party last evening in compli-
ment to Miss Beatrice POLLOCK ana
her house guest. Miss Emily Potter
Noble of Philadelphia.
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IS WINDING OUT
A BRILLIANT SOCIAL SEASON
TO CLOSE TEN DAYS HENCE
All Predictions for Gay Winter IN Washington
, Society Are Fulfilled and There Yet Remains
Week of Unprecedented Entertainment
to Bring 1t to a Finish.
SAIIIIE Y. II. PIC EFT.

7iEN Lent usered in ten days hence the prediction or
NV brilliant social Washington will have made good
IN will be balance proud OF Even with the
diplomatic with changes constantly
and OF the embassies and legations without their heads
Changes taking place official structure and all sorts OF andlcap
sccasone by the aftermath OF stu has made record
anequad by other capital the world From the days when
M bfsan to appear on the social stage age % m tnous h % tine
formait embassies and legations where dinners being
tor American officials life has been brilliant
DDING
slant for the prospective Miss Nancy Lane and her
several the legation homes and
NOR will the last week OF the be bee OF brian the
- usually long list official dinner parties with smaller and more
while big events all OF the waking hours OF the younger
Tuesday "Wednesday of the week the barracks for the
benefit OF the aEsp1a and the great 3 nero & 1a on the
ing blancy the annual meeting the Navy League which will hold
its twoday session here.
MRS sprghy ravesty
eenen BY % nfafs M & box tor @ H.s ma o I ger
hea for weeks will feel repaid should she look their
moments
TWO gras
arranged that the benefit OF the Neghborhood House having
splendid feature in its pageant the The equally
u.s. sons Of Of Confederate an Which ha but
been INTERRUPTED and which week will take
isney Costumes viii add the carnival spirit With large number
the older persons to look on
THE very embassy
last week week s { M % n OF G n nn d1 @
S old and with american wife who formerly Miss Isa
saeon6med society folk reckoning
% % I Gasfn % on hi o o" night
lFE at the White House very quiet only receiving
G M ] Of q sR DAY o1 oa h M
to- kee h INDOORS Margaret wilson sim
1 Grove Park n Aheve c. resting and taking long
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THE ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
d Riano were the hosts at a brilliant
dinner party last evening at the en-
lrassy on 10th street. and they will
entertain again at dinner next Satur-
day evening.
THE members of the British embassy
stan will entertain at a supper party,
fbIlowed by a dance, Tuesday evening
'sfter the performance of "Hullo.
Washington. which will be given in
the bandroom at the marine barracks
for the benefit Of the Children's Hos
pital. MIR. A. F. NJ Greig secretary of
the British embassy staff. is produc-
mig the play. in which prominent So
ciety girls will take part.
The Japanese ambassador. Mr.
Shidehara, entertained at dinner
Thursday evening at the embassy in
honor OF several members of the Bank
Of Japan who were visiting in Wash
mgton.
The amba assador of Peru and Sonora
de PeZet will be the guests in whose
honor Capt. and Mrs Charles H. Har-
low will give a dinner Wednesda y
evening. February IL.
The newly appointed ambassador
from Brazil. Mr.. Augusta Cochrane de
Alencar. who is now in England
where he is making a visit of some
length en- route from Brazil to this
country. is expected in WASHINGTON
the latter part of this month.
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evening. one of the delightful series
of this form of hospitality for which
tney have become famous since com
ing to Washington.
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Mrs. Daniel c. Roper and Miss Grace
Roper will not be at home tomorrow
on account of illness. but will receive
on Monday afternoon, February 20.
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The assistant secretary of war and
Mrs. Benedict Crowell will leave the
early part of this week for the south.
where they will spend several weeks
cruising on a houseboat in the vicin-
ity of Miami.
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An unusual feature of the Ameri-
can ball and pageant of American
history to be given at the New Will
lard Hotel on Lincoln's birthday will
he that. every ticket holder will be
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Stevens Beall. who for a quarter Of a
century was secretary of the Colum-
bia Historical Society.
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Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening in
to Miss Walcott of New
York. who will be her guest thls
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A New Congregational Home.
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Clark, with their daughters. Miss
Continued on Fifth Page.)
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Mrs. John Crayke Simpson will be at
home informally Tuesday afternoon.
when she will be assisted by her house
guest, Mrs John Blankenship.
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Mrs. Malcolm Conighe will not re-
ceive this afternoon on account OF III
ness. but will be at home on other Sun
day afternoons of the season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-07

Rubber company During this time he
has served as chief CLERK az the Jack.
scnyllle, Nashville and Memphis
branches. AS the result OF his capa-
hlities In these positions he was made
office manager OF the Indianapolis
branch, and his able work there led TO
his promotion as district credit man
aRcr
The building erected for the Hem
lock 500 Tire company is one Of the
most modern buildings in the south
given over entirely TO the tire bust.
ness II is the result Of very careful
Investigations and study Of vlrlols re-
tail tire concerns throughout the coun-
try.
The building is 1O0x13Srs feet and
aside from this ample floor space, one
Of the striking features s the wide
drive in This is wide enough to
accommodate a number Of cars--air
and water facilities are such that i'm
mediate attention can always be given
Road service will be maintained for
the convenience Of patrons and there
will be an up-to-d date NulCanizing plant
in the building.
Another important feature of this
business is the equipment and facilities
for taking care OF truck tire buSiuoSs
modern 250-ton press has been IN
stalled, and the services of j, w. Say
ars have been obtained to attend TO
this particular end Of the business
Mr. Savers has had training with n
large truck manufacturer and later
with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber
company, whlch has made him an eX-
pert on trucks and truck tires,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-07
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