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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-26
WILL NOT WITHDRAW IRISH
BILL, LLOYD GEORGE SAYS

LONDON, July 2b.-The Brltlsh gov
ernment has no intention of withdraw
ing the government Of Ireland bill,
Premier Lloyd George stated in the
house of commons today.
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Weather Forecast

For Indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau.-Partly cloudy; prob
ably local showers tonight and Tues
day.
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Foreeful Facts Concerning the In
terests Of Former Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines.

England has In training 2s,2l
disabled service men.
The national wealth Of Japan
has been doubled by the World
War.
Officers Of the British army reg.
istered as unemployed number 49,
$50.
Tank corps Of various French
Regiments recently held a tank
race near Versailles.
Tie Chemawa qndian) Service
Flag has 929 stars, some Of them
being gold stars.
Part Of the personnel Of the
United States navy vas made VI
of Indians from Alaska.
OF the S460 miles Of railways de-
stroyed in France, 9626 miles have
been reconstructed.
The U. S. Government seized
S150,000,0NO worth Of enemy-owned
property during the war.
OF the 10000 Elks who served
with the American forces during
the World War. 1887 went vest
In Paris four thousand taxis are
upholstered In oiivedra5 army
cloth left in the American army
stores In France.
Great Britain has thirty-eight
Institutional factories either In
operation or under construction,
for the training Of disabled men.
Seven arrests have been made al
Washington In connection with thr
alleged conspiracy Of some EN-.
ployecs Of the War Risk Insurance
Bureau to defraud disabled sol,
diers.
The Great Lakes Training sta-
ton. where 1895 students are nov
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SIN i VS.
GOSSIP .zsazzlzs moor. .z!Tz
lie estahlIshment 81 routes. and

the establishment Of routes, and
innumerahle other details worked
out. The idea Is to organize the e1-
petition on military lines, Gyid,
Ing the State into zones, and 70
get the great army Of machines 70
the Ohio river Is the first leg Of
the advance. Places for rendezvous
along that river from Wheeling to
Huntington Will be designated for
the nearest zones, and every pos
sible order and direction that can
be thought Of In advance as neces-
sary 70 move the mighty motor
host across country TO Marion will
be worked ont and proclaimed.
Many thousands OF autos loaded
With Republicans pouring out OF
West Virginia simultaneously
along the Ohio River from the tip
Of Hancock county To cabAl, and
heading out through Ohio aiming
10 arrive at Marion on the same
day win be a sight new TO the
Country and novel to politics. The
aim Of the promoters Of the Pill.
Himage Is to make II an excursion
20 unique In character and upon
such stupendous scale that nothing
can be done throughout the front
porch campaign Of the Republican
presidential candidate that can
surpass II. Il Is the ambition Of the
men who have set themselves to
this great task TO pull oil some
thing" that will make the country
cit up and take nsice OF a cam
paign features which for very audi.
acity' and daring, for the magni-
tude and elahorateness Of Il. has
never been equnied In the history
Of presidential campaigns.
Il is a whale OF a scheme and II
IL Is carried out TO success will the
experienced managers Of presiden-
tial campaign stunts here say, be
as big and important a contribu-
tons to the success Of the Repub-
llcan national campaign as It will
have made to II.
The scheme vas orinigated before
Il was known that Senator Hard
Ing will probably make his first
campaign speech away from Ma
rIon at the Republican State judi
cial convention to be held at
Wheeling on August 12. But that
will not interfere with the spec
tacular plan. II Senator Harding
does visit Wheeling on the occas-
lon Of the convention. the Repub-
llcan Auto Army Of West Virginia.
as It has been termed. will return
the call"
the big idea has yet been deter
mined upon. It will probably nc
sometime In September. As to
that. OF course, Senator Haraing's
engagements must be considered.
Besides, It will take all that time
to arrange the details for such an
immense undertaking.
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y. il is NO! always presented d

y, Il is not always presented IN
his light. wsshington;ans, how
,1er, are beginning to feel the sit
s,'or acutcly. and tnore Is evil
,tnce Of a Widespread and persist:
chi demand here for suffrage. not
Only for WOMEN outrage but also
for the old-tashioned, heman va:
riety.
No: q schoo!boy. ii is hoped, is
!enoran: Of tha way in which the
anomalous situation, by which res
iden;a ot.iSe capital are deprived
Of representation in the capital,
arose. When this nation vas in
its infancy jealousy between the
IL SAFES was acute The seat
G. government, apparently. had to
be situated IN ore of the states.
hut Il was difficult TO agree upon
fse one to- be honored. According
". after New York and Phiiadei-
phia had each served for a term.
the capital was finally established
In the District Of Columbia. coded
to the federal government by Mary
land and Virginia.
Further to remove the capital
from minor political dissensions
and from petty pickering the res
idea!s OF the district were given
no votes. At the time this was
not thought an injustice, but resi-
dents Of Washington are now
gnub,ing at their disfrsnch:se-
ment ard are supported by local
examinations and the local press.
One OF the papers here bit. some
whal hul3orously. at the situation
IN a cartoon printed the day be-
fore Governor Cox arrived for his
conference with President Wilson.
The picture showed a man hang
inS political banners and the cap
ton was: I'VE can bannerize even
Il we cannot ballot"
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SpECaAI. N0TIC1G
the PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITS
SION OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITOL BUILDING

A meeting d THE PUBLIC SER
VICE COMMISSION OF WEST
VIRGINIA, held on The 2lst day
of July. A. D 1920. !
Case No. 1890.
AoNONG0HELA VALLEY TRAC.
TON COMPANY, Application
. for authority to change whole
sale rates on electric power e
consumers having . demand from
Is to 500 K. v. A.
WheseaS. application has this day
been filed By the Monongahela Val
ley Traction Company for author
ity to change It's Wholesale ratee
on. electric power to consumers
having q demand from Is 10 500
K. Y. A., Il d ordered that leave
be granted to any one Interested
to file objection thereto before the
Commission at any time on or DO.
fore the Sd day Of September, 1880,
and this matter be set down for
hearing at 8 meeting Of the Com
mission to be held at It's offices In
the Capitol building In the city OF
Charleston on said Sd day Of Sep.
tember, 1920, at ten o'clock a. m,
at which time any one may appear
and make such objection thereto
as may be deemed proper.
II Is further ordered that the ap-
plicant publish q copy Of this, or
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Pursuant to a resolution Of the
Marion County Republican Exec
utiye Committee passed at q meet.
Ing OF said Committee held on the
10Th day Of July, 1920, the Repub-
Ilican District Conventions are
hereby called to meet at the places
hereinafter SET out in the respec-
tive districts, on Tuesday, the
third day Of August. 1890, at two
O'clock, p. m. for the purpose OF
elec.ing or appointing delegates to
the Marion County Republican
Nominating Convention and also
dele2ates to the State Convention
to adopt a state platform and nom
!rpte & Judge or judges Of the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals Of West
,!rginia. 10 represent their respec-
tive districts 10 said Republican
Conventions to be held on the leta
day Of August, 1920, and on the
lelh day OF August, 1890. reSpec-
lively.
Inc basis Of representation In
each Of said Aagisterial Districts
oiSaid Marion County shall be as
fn1Inwa.
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|llE SIl|RI|IEIlI
|NEAREAgTISICD1[
And Yet There Is Plenty
Of Coal in That Part
Of the World.


With the consclousness Of oul
own acute shortage In coal, thor
Is nothing 50 annoying to III
American coal merchant as d,
MoEledge Of the vast area Of pos
sible coal country lying undeyelop
led In the Orient Probably tht
greatest difficulty In exploiting thl
mining potentialtes Of ASH
Minor has been. the constant trtc
ton. between the european power
which maze Il impossible for |
concession to be granted To ont
without mourning the ill.will Of tn
other. The American c6mpan!
which sought to establish Q rail
road q few years ago from Sam
SCUM to SiyaS,-a distance OF abou
$50 miles-with the right to cult
vate the coal mines on both side!
Of tho road, found their hands tiet
so far as obtaining a couSss.ss,
was concerned. and today We flint
that around Marseyan the people
obtain their fuel by simply stirrinl
the top layer Of sol and picking d
the surface coal. Naturally I
American or European interest!
were permitted to carry on acti1i
ties In this region the fuel famlnt
which prevails there as elsewhere
would be alleyiated.
American relief workers engaS
ed In assisting the Near East Re
lief program Of aid 10 Armenia
Greece and Syria report the use o
charcoal dust mixed into balls Will
mud as a substitute for Goa
around Bardizas. The trains hayt
been cut down TO One-run a weei
schedule owing to the shortage aat
the wartime use 0! wood.fuel fol
the railroads seems out Of thI
question owing 10 the wipins. oul
Of the forests. For centuries TIL
people Of the Near East have uset
charcoal as fuel, carving piles o.
wood up 10 the mountains, piiin!
Il In holes with water poured owe
Il, and burning it until only tht
stumps Of charcoal remain. 1ht
result Of this has been wanton de
forestation-a wastage Of goot
forest reserves that will undoubt
edly continue unless the coal 'po
tentiallties are made use Of.
Before the war tho coal used OF
The Berlin. Bagdad Railway wa
supplied by the mines at Ereghll
operated BY an English company
and at Zongoldak, where thu
French are In control Of the mines
These were taken over by tht
Turks during the war and are a
present directed By the Allies. Oh
the other side OF the Black Sea. Il
Bulgaria, co!liery proprieto;s fint
their production sadly Handicapped
By the distrust with which the na
tive workmen view the labor-say
Ing cosl.cutting machinery. II !!
possible that American dealers II
modern coal.mining equipment
might haze more success in plac
Ing their product In that distrtc'
than British companies have had
but so far the Introduction Of AMI
Of the up.to-date machinery Is fol
lowed BY such serious urres
emonS tie workers that II Is IN
profitable.
The aid which America has heer
giving 10 Armenia, through tht
Near East Relief has helped TIT
people over there not only to ward
Of starvation but TO realize thoil
econopic possibilities in the future
providing a future is in store fcl
Armenia.
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INSTANTANEOUS
SHSS~S;s; S;I|6if>c.r->Tf;TSHSr Si

FiSa Culture : Hundreds Of
owners Of private waters are
calling for fry and tingerltngs OF
both species OF black bass for
stocking; | know Of a good farm
well located, that has rare advaa,
tages Of water and contour Tor con
Quoting bass hatchery; | will give
particulars to prospective non-resi'
dent purchaser. who, II my refer
ences are satisfactory, will hire me
TO gradually develop plant. Ad,
dress BOX COZ Union City, Pa.
7.26.lt-S519
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POLISH cAitpREM GARDENERS

WARSAw.-c hildrea's garden,
which flourished in the United
States this summer had their coun
terpart in Poland, due TO the er
forts Of the American Junior Red
Cross. The American community
garden plan was duplicated In War
saw and throughout Poland. Five
thousand rakes, hoes, potato grub
bers, hand cultivators and othal
garden tools we're distributed and
many thousands more were order
ed during the season that the chill
dren might contribute toward ale
Waiting the precarious food situa'
ton Of Poland.
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Ineaen every !oya WasninS
rial-and Wna aeniIea OF ne
pitM . n@ loya!-lnSis!s tnG
tc1ty = me mos beautiful On
mo9 OF them VIII aoIlt
me toEn suners somewhat
stas system OF parking moor
tnoae 70 pose IN me middle
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July Is Aus sels

OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE Dis
TRICT CONVENTIONS OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY TO
NOMINATE DELEGATES TO
THE JUDICIAL NOMINATING
CONVENTION OF THE FOUR
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF WEST VIRGINIA. AND OF
MARION COUNTY. WEST vlR-
GINA; ALSO TO THE STATE
CONVENTION FOR WEST
VIRGINIA.
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iorH Of Warrington were a naugnt!
|6t They had all the temperament
3 I .'moyie" star and the irrespon-
Utility Of q motorcycle: Their rates
Fore high enough to make even
ohn D. realize that 1t was a very
reat privilege indeed to spend any
ma n the capital, and the ordi.
Safy visitor was fortunate TO find
i place to sleep upon any terms
whatever.
But the doilar-a-year men have
oiie. So have contractors on the
ookout for quick profits. So have
le men rom Seattle and San
iItonlo, summoned here for q
conference Of one kind or an
ther. So have q host Of others
nv officers, foreign diplomats
mporaTy employees Of various
I6pertments. Only the ordinary
tnfking force remains.
tina, Is why 1t is no longer nee
ssaty to send ahead an advance
rent in order to make sure OF a
ON. Rates have not come down
my great eysent, but courtesy
once more within the reach OF
Il @Why, certainly" Is now
te watchword among the hotel
Jerks instead Of the stereotyped
Nothing right now.
Practically all the big establish
epts are upon the same footing
s possible to get a room in al
at any one Of them when you
mt It and on the floor where
81 want It. 10 look today at
e Of the highly manicurei young
u behind the front desk you
I'D not suspect that he was the
he gentleman who Two years
8 un6luShingly suggested that
q rent an alcove at the rate that
q formerly paid for a suite.
Efen In Washington men live
4 learn.
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FREMONT, Ind. = Preston
Moody, Is. Is the champion junior
corn.grower of.thts state. He Won
the title In the Purdue University
contest by raising 1873 bushels Of
corn on an acre Of ground near his
home here. Sixteen hundred boys
and girls entered tho contest This
Is . new record In Indiana corn
production.
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CANCERS, old sores. Malignant
growths, tumors. ulcers, etc, sue
cessfully treated for 20 years: No
sniie, no bleeding. Interesting
book4e. Tree. Government and
grand jury approval. Clip out for
future reference. R. l. Lawiess
specialist, 11eS-1o Willie avenue
Donyiile. Va. 7-96-1t-S52l
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cuba's exports in 1918 we're
twice as great in value as the com
bined exports Of the countries be
tween the Texas border and South
America.
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WkgHfNyroN. b. G.. July o.

WASHINGTON, D. c, July "a
PiaIs ne afoot, Republican lead
ets IN Warrington learn. 70 organ
lie 8 motor CARAVAN thSt VII on .
gwen dite and along routes laid
ont Win military precision, purr
- ny from I'll sections OF West
Virginia 10 the Ohio riyer, cross
That boundary line into Ohio, and
head direct to Marion and The
Harding front porch. Il Is planned
70 make Il the most spectacular
pilHtmase to that Grand Old Party
Ehfin0 undertaken by enthusiast
tie supporters Of Senator Warren
q Harding and his lll:Ameriacn
tnnnine mate, Governor Calvia
Goodbye, that WIN feature the on
n M1Eicn movement Of Republican
p1tflois
= the scheme iLcaried out sue.
cesstuily g It d being planned, 4
VII 10 The biggest army Of auto.
m0bli6S that ever started on tour
lAaded Tor the sefssme destina.
d, TIT this country has ever
oompared to It the old Cid
den toms MN look Ike q boys
b1t1fatd circus parade along side
ot Ringlhg,s and Barnum's com.
bine 4. Every Republican who owns
or may rant q car or truck win
IL limited 70 tune up his engine,
s'lo1 DO he tonneat, and Step on
y g be- points his buzz buggy
d Mecca Marion In the land
o. q Buckeye and presidential
tsdtidates. The entire armada Is
70 hbnk INTO that now famous town
on g cerhin specified date. That
8 10 be West Virginia Day on the
Harding lawn Underneath the folds
o. ta6 Big Flag which now floats
rom the pinnacle Of the old Nc.
Kinley flag.pole, which Is doing
duty IS "A augury Of victory IN
the tsont yard Of the Harding
home. Z
The pilgrimage, 50 the story
gp1l here, was conceived BY Llye
3 lone, q young banker. Repub.
lean hustler and civic booster Of
Cesfkershnrg, who, with character
ia a1icrity and enthusiasm,
Ted 70 work on II without delay
tt II into effect. He laid his
q and Interesting scheme before
er Republicans, young and old,
- tull Of enthusiasm and
and they at once agreed
Eas a splendid suggestion
ID be worked out to sue
e prelimtnaries to organ.
big undertaking were at
ee Started.
III a realized that \ Is a biz
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on AND Gas

TENNESSEE on LEASES IN Ter.
ritory geologhally approved.
from 50 cents to SIS an acre; con-
tinuation great Southwest Ken
lucky shallow sand field; free maps
and reports. Write Tennokla Co..
Dickson, Tom. 7-2S-ast-Sii7
ERICH OIL FIELDS m TEXAS
Glasecock and Howard counties.
Production In both counties. Five
.acrss to GAO. s1.50 to $50. Closeto
Wells. Own my leases Write for
prices. Refer by permission 10
West TEXAS National Bank. Bic
Springs. Texas. Joe Cunningham.
Big Springs. Texas. T.27.12t.S4SI
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In scandinayia wood d. the u,ual
fnel, while towns and wiling are
eles!sicaly lightehny water poEer.
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lt IS realized that It Is a big
: destaking and will call for hard
work On the part Of men who have
trpdisp1fted capacity 70. organiz-
ING an affair Of the great political
magnitude and importance that
this Is to b. A schedule Of dates,
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Production Of various kinds Of
mica n the United States, ranges
trum 1000 70 5000 tons year,
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FARMS FOR SALE

~eNes~-NNSeSNSNso|
CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS
Send for lists. 100 farms In Cal
1oway county. Missouri, with full
description and price for each; In
MisSouri's best grain and ble1 grass
county. Koontz & Palmer. Fulton.
No. 5-31-52t-i9S6
r'VA SALE-rine Maryland farms,
fertile and well improved; o
state having IN excellent climate,
beautiful scenery and perfect roads.
Catalog on request. Potts & Crit
fin, Realtors, Frederick. Md.
6-l5-96t-S217
FOR SALE-Fire acres on paved
road, Finch's Run with lot Of
timber, coal and orchard. Also III
ty acres Sewickly coal. E. R. Free
land.. Phone 7l0l R s1.7-24-3t-S5l4
FOR SALE-3 acres; Z room
house: good buildings; well va
tered and fine orchard. One mile
to car line and concrete road. $1,000
il taken at once. chas. L. Hughes.
Bloomfield. W. Va. 7-24-3t-S5l3
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALES room house II CON.
venienees, garden and gar1se'
Apply Al Gordon street. Or phone
.sls-J. 77ss-st-ssOS
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FOE SALE

$500 VII buy Is acre farm. IS
tillable. balance timber. 6 room
house. large bank barn. Including
al crops. machinery, 8 horses, Z
cattle, hogs. chickens, in fact about
al but hcasehob goods. l II mile
from Jsraey Shore a town Of 1900
inhabitants, elegant markets 5000
would not replace the buildings.
Possession Of once. Frank H.
GsDhaTt, Jersey Shore, Pa
f-26-st-S5eS
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FOR SALE-cash Registers and
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
tional Cash Register Company,
clarssburS. " va. 9-13-tf-f2Sl
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NgI AssFET) ADJ Err Using And SPECIAL S
IfAIE HEP WAJFfED

| afNfss W1sTE6-ESsslisafoS q:
portunity for cuttefs. leaders and
coke drawers. We need mine 10
Dor Of al kinds. Near city. Coz.
| Portable houses available. Write
Superintendent, Boz fSS, Morgan.
town, ". Va. . 7:l+1t.7:26slt.S3sO
WANTED-Ftrst class barber. $50
and 90 over $40. Apply D. y.
Hahn. Main street 7.26.st.Ss2s
CLERKS, TYPISfS. ltnen, women,
oyef ~ for government depart.
mentS, ;120 month. Examinations
August. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, write Ray.
mond Terry former Cirl Service
Examiner), 3Ss Continental Bldg.
Washington, D. C. 1.23-lt.S5oS
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WANTED,
LOST

LosT-Between Cleveland avenue
and Haryey's Restaurant, purple
silk umbrella with ivory handle.
Finder please return to 514 Jacobs
Bldg, and receive reward.
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AuT0.-kCCES. JRIES

AUT0.-kCCESl JRIES
-S,.,eeose
FOR sALE-oyerland s. touring
repainted. overhauled; new
"res. For demonstration call 13S.
]. 7:26-4t-S2zs
FOR sALE-one Dodge roadster,
1918 model. Excellent condition.
C. Il. Reeves, Room 3, Hennen
bldg. Phone 45S. f.26-2t-S5Sl
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FOR SALE = One s15O Imperial
Angerolo, Mahogany finish cabL.
net: plays any record. Cash SO.
Call any evening. POS Watson
avenue. 7.26-ltS522
FOR SALE-Three sectional
Brunswick bowling alleys with
balls and pins complete. Frans
H. GebhGrt, Jersey Shore, Pa.
I-26-St-Sse6
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PERSONAL
FURNISHED R00MS

FOR RENT-Two light hoasskeep-
Ing rooms. Apply l23 Reeves
avenue. f.3e2t.S5s4
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fsI1int toitts sEi5 III
SIes isIds Z ei66i ri q.
Henry 3: Hallop 9 ts1Ie oso,
% F6x Chase Pa 4 believed g
Be The Oldest Suryifing veteran q
ide Bnited StAtes 1ilsine Cotpg
h enlisted e the go Of q
Through 8 new tax leyy On c1tes
restaurants and hotels IN P1rtA
two Thousand JAZZ band artists,
mostly from America, we're thrown
ont OF employment
A special medal Of bronze IN the
form Of a keystone, was presented
10 27,12S Pennsylyania Radfoad
men who served IN the armed fore
es Of the United States during the
World Wal.
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JOHN s. soon, 81;
glly
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mo. 8. SCOTT, ssa,tlr5
July rs Arg. :.