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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
PREDICTS BIG
VOTE BY WOMEN
c. A. Rawson, Chairman of the State
Republican Committee Sees
100000 G. o. p. Votes From
Them This Fall.

DIES MONIES, Oct 15.-"Repub-
lican women of Iowa will contribute
100 900 votes to the republican ma
iority at the coming general election,
says Charles A. Rawson, chairman OF
the republican state committee. Raw
son bases his prediction upon the in
formation gathered during the past
four weeks as he toured the congress
sional districts in the state.
"The republican women of Iowa
have penetrated the cloak of hypoc-
risy in which the democrats of Iowa
attempted to clothe themselves" says
Rawson "The women have refused
to accept mudslinging as either good
politics or political logic. They have
applied themselves to the questions
of the day and found the democratic
candidates for public office to be
nothing more than set Of ambitious
men who would win public office
through the spreading of false doc
trines and preachments.
Candidate Herring has been as
completely repudiated by the women
as he has by organized labor of Iowa.
The women of Iowa, the majority of
whom profess allegiance to the re-
publican party, do not intend to turn
over a republican state to the demo-
Gratis. l also find the women sup
porting Senator Cummins without
question. They informed me that
Cummins had been friendly to the
cause of suffrage at a time when
friends were few and hard to find.
They say the senator helped them in
season and out of season.
IT predict republican victory in
Iowa, with the largest majority the
party has ever known. For this, re-
publican women of Iowa will be re-
sponsible.'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
court as solution for the high rent

court as a solution for the high rent
problem.
Judge Bonner states that there is
no law fixing a fair rate Of interest
upon investments in homes or apart
ments. He fiouts assertions that the
fixing of rentals by law would in
fringe upon the principles OF indi-
vidual bargaining.
"If the law did not provide a maxi
mum rate of interest OF s percent
upon money, rates as high as so per
cent would be charged" he says.
'The time has come when it is neces-
sary to control the rent situation
likewise"
The Judge calls attention to the
increasing number of cases of evic-
ton and high rent charges in Des
Moines.
Some tenants have said they were
ordered to leave before the expira-
ton of leases when they refused to
pay raise in rent" he says
Some families have been forced to
leave residences before they could
locate other homes. To relieve this
condition Judge Bonner has allowed
families as much as two weeks to
look for homes, after eviction notices
have been served
The rent commission, proposed by
Judge Bonner, would consist of one
man chosen by the Trades and Labor
assembly; one by the city council,
and a third by the Chamber OF Com
MERGE or the public. These men
would make study Of rentals based
on property value, and would deter
mine what rent should be charged to
give landlords a fair return on their
investment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SAL IS
Says Eackachc is a sign you have
been eating too nnucn meat,
which forms uric acid.
A M P I G %
Reproducing Piano

When you wake up with backachej
and dull misery in the kidney region,
II generally means you have BEEN
eating too much meat, says we'll
known authority. Meat forms uricI
acid. which overworks the kidneyG|
in their effort to filter it from ths|
blood and they become sort Of para
lyzed and loggy. When your kid.
neys get sluggish and clog you must
relieve them. like you relieve yo.ri
bowels; removing all the body's URN
Gus waste. else you have backache.
sick headache, dizzy spells; your
stomach sours, tongue is coated, and,
when the weather is bad you havet
rheumatic twinges. The urine Is !
cloudy, full Of sediment, channelsf
often get sore, water scalds and youS
are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable ply.
stefan at once or get from your phar-I
macist about four ounces of Jadi
Salts; take 4 tablespoonful in glass
Of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys viii then actE
fine. This famous salts is made,
from the acid of grapes and lemonl
Juice, combined with lithia, and hast
been used for generations to cleanl
and stimulate sluggish kidneys, alsol
TO neutralize acids in the urine so It'll
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regu-I
lar meat eaters. 1t is inexpensive,
cannot injuTe and makes delights
full. effervescent lithia-water drink.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
Clothing Will be Collected by Distrib-,
uting Bags to Various Homes in
the City and Leaving Them
There TWO Weeks.
ARTICLES SOLD WEEKLY
Sales are Made to Help People Other
wise Unable to Afford Clothing
and Proceeds 90 to Rock
Hall.

The Good Fellows sale which is
held each week under the auspices of
I the Rock Hall center on Friday after
moons in the public library building,
has taken a new impetus due to the
efforts being made at the present time
i to collect clothing. The work of col
ilecting the clothing has been turned
over to the Edith Cavell circle of the
Kings Daughters and Keokuk people
are asked to respond to the call.
| A new method is being used this
year. Two dozen large bags have
been distributed to people in the city
who have previously signified their
willingness to have the bags in their
home and promised to fill them. The
bags are left at one house two weeks
during which time all clothing which
the head of the family decides to
donate to the Good Fellows is placed
in the bag. The bags are plainly
tagged with the name Of the person
to whom they are given for two
weeks, and the date of distribution
and collection A committee Of the
Kings Daughters take the bags to
| the homes and collect them.
These bags when they are filled are
taken to the Good Fellows hall and
their contents when sold are worth
from four to five dollars. The cloth
ing is sold to people who could not
afford to buy it new in the stores,
at the lowest possible price, and the
money is turned over to Rock Hall
center and used for charity and COM
munity work there. 1t is an added
source of income for Rock Hall and
at the same time a great help to the
people whom it serves.
System Proves Effective.
The system of using bags in the
collecting of old clothes is one used
| in Los Angeles during the war and
the Red Cross work, and used SO
effectively that it was continued in
that city after the war for charity
work. Keokuk people who are inter-
ested and have donations to make TO
the Good Fellows are asked to call
Rock Hall center 1775, and they will
be given bags. With house cleaning
time at hand and the going over of
old wardrobes, the committee feels
that there are probably many people
lin the city who would be glad to
have an opportunity of disposing OF
some Of their old clothing when they
knew it was going to further serve
someone else.
The distribution and collection Of
the bags which has been turned over
to the Kings Daughters, has the fol-
lowing committee of women in charge
of this work: Mrs. Hayden Wilcox,
Mrs. Hugh Davis. Mrs. Harry Dun
can. Mrs. Harry r. Culkin, Mrs. V.
r. Mckay. Mrs. NJ. c. VandeVenter
is chairman Of the committee to keep
the bags in order.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
ditty oft repeated is without difficulty

ditty oft repeated is without difficulty
implanted in the memory of him who
hears it, and serves to introduce
Mary Jane Sheerer as one of the
musical farce's most capable warb-
lers.
All the songs and music in 1.-THE
Gumps" was written especially for
the comedy and the theatrical rights
to same owned by the managers, Nor
ton, Bunnell and Klimt and presented
in The Gumps" exclusively.
Coming to the Grand this evening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Gumps."

The premise that the comic, music,
song and dance show is universally
preferred is attested by the fact that
four-ffths of the leading theatres in
New York. Chicago and other impor-
tant cities are, and have been pre-
senting for several seasons the "musi-
cal play" when possible, to the ex-
clusion of all others, and to tremen-
dous business.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15

the nomination of Len Small Of Kan
kakee, a Thompson republican, for
governor of Illinois, and in an edi-
torial published this morning, an
nounces that it will support the demo-
cratic candidate, a former United
States senator, James Hamilton
Lewis. ..-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
Forty Percent Reduction.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 15.-The first
real slump in prices hit Albany today
when the largest retail store dealing
in mems clothing, including overcoats,
announced a forty percent reduction
in prices. The firm attributed the
cut to ability to buy the goods at a
much lower wholesale rate.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
RENT RATES
TO BE FIXED
Municipal Judge in Des Moines Seeks
to Make Laws Which Will Pro-
tect the Tenant in Houses
and Apartments.

DIES MONIES, Oct. 15.--A rental
commission to investigate costs of
homes, and a law providing that the
return to the landlord shall be fixed
just as the interest rate is fixed by
law, are recommendations made by
Judge W. G. Bonner of municipal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15

In England it has lately become
the fashion to say of each holiday
time that it is or has been motor
holiday
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15

Any man who thinks that he can
keep house better than his wife is
foolish if he even mentions it
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

HINES PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
lu2 W. twenty second Phone 52z7 W.
Private lessons IN Languages, shorthand,
TypeWritlng, Bookkeeping Etc. Expert
Instructors. Every DAY and evening. Z
a IN TO 10 D. III. Enroll any time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
1t Will Pay You To Find 1t
NEGRO CONFESSING
IS SAVED FROM MOB
Attacked Woman, Set Her Clothes
Afre and Locked Her in
House

Baltimore, Nov ~ Charles Rn.rr
son, t6-year-old Negro, was brought
under heavy guard 80 the Baltimore Jpii
He bad been spirited away from Fred
erick 10 escape what the authmitles
thought would he a lynchlng when The
horrible crime he bad committed bccame
known Robertson is charged with having
set on fire Mrs. Arthur Hightfnnn. a
young woman ~ MiddlotOwn. aboui ~
miles from Frederick, after having az
tucked her
According ~ the story told by The
officers, Robertson came into the Hight
man home when the yoong woman vaa
alone with her lg-monthe-old child tie
knocked Mrs lIlghfman unconscious and
attacked ber / hen he saturated her
clothes With al and eet her on fire calmly
walked out. locking The door bchIhd bum
When her husband, who bad left TIC
house ~ make some purchases ~ town
returned, Mrs lIghiman told him that
the Negro had come INTO the houEr grd
asked her some question about hatchet.
That wes NJ sho could remember Nficr
her death. which occurred irl he afternoon
IIightman told his STORY 70 the sheriff
who picked up the boy The batter s said
IN have confessed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
BLAME FIRtMEN FOR
USELESS FIRtPLUGS
Water Dept Informs Council vi
untcers Do Not Undcrstand
How % Uge Plugs

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Legal Notices


PROPOSALS Proposals FOR - 900 bonds
Of the town of Mid ileJowu Del Seale,!
proposals viii he received by the under
si.nrd at the office of the Board OF Com
mtssiOners of the town Of Niddietown Della
ware up to Monday evening, November
- 1920. at O'Clock, for an issue of bonds
to he known AIiddetoHn Street
Bonds The issue viii be for $50 900 for
the purpose of improving the streets uf
the town OF Middlotown. Delaware au-
thorized by an Act of the General IS
senbIy Of the state of Delaware. approved
the second day Of june A. d 1920 and
will bear date July |, 1920. and mature in
twenty years from date cor July T. I94Ol
with the privilege of rCdeeming said bonds
after the expiration of ten llOl years The
bonds will be coupon form Of the denomi-
nation of $1,000 each and bear interest at
no rate uf five per centun per annum
payable semi annually Bids for the bonds
must be accompanied hy certified checK
for ten tl0l per cent of the amount Of the
bonds bid for the same to be applied 10
the purchase price If the bidder is success
fuI or returned II not The right 10 reject
any or all bids is expressly reserN ed All
bids must include interest from July l.
1920 10 day OF delivery Bids will he pub-
licly opened and read a meeting of the
said commissioners at the town uffiee
the day aud hour aforesaid. Walter on
IethprOury President Address all com
munication> to Danici " Stevcns Clern
A,iddiatuAn ltl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
LOST and bound

DOC Lost Yellow and white scotch collie
with black tail. Answers 10 nano 81 M l,u,l
ME keuistsr No 3ugI Reward If returned
10 Sn9 " seventh street.
GLASSES Gold. folding Lost between
Tenth and Adams and French street sra
tton SATURDAY night about II 10 h'
ward Finder please return To Every Even
ing Office.
GOLD WATCH-And bracelet. lady 3, opeI
face on saturday. Initials n. NJ. ~ ~
ward II returned to 200 Ning street
<oSE GI.ASSFS-ln case lost Tuesday
evening. between Electric Hose anu run
Der Co and Thirteenth and tlaymoh,
Return to gU2 Nan Buren street he"aIH
RING or KEYS Monday ntsht Return
u .p9 WASHINGTON street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
NEW SWINE BILLEIIN
ROM DElAW NRI

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oa.,.a A-
college EN# U.n, ~'a.
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houses ,.,-d, taa .cr..-
mcut NJ hrer4@ ht nIso.
hcr BOAR
Pant tuo devoted IS rA.
result, Nh Feeding lrsduk
Including hgopi SOUS anu hrgcaing .s
Anl , Fafttntng swine, with tona
waste garbagc rNe -sv hcaa lrige ANA
protein concentrate,
My feel fhat rtcrt mct n lta-
varc. whether 3, l7 raising 4 Jew logs
ur malN shou nave oops 81 h,s
bulletin winch i .rcy t0 el th0sc lo
write tog X
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
SHIRT FACTORIES n ,LOsE
tOiIAR HOPS rO RUS

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MAN o. WAR WllLN
BECOME PtBLll STALLION

By A,.u...... nsy,, .a h,rfs a,,uu.
New NurN sos l~ Mar WNr l.
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stallion as u.- I..,.fy sunnutc.d .t
hi, owner. samuel klddlu huf wlI .r
tJr.yd oNyr 'o Walter NJ ieturo~ Nlp
wll breed hum n.N ,o hs eun mt.r.
This anuouucewcnt ndav .tl-s th
appointment tU mant Null-NuuN nret0
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
p. R. R. LAYoPP.
Half tho War Time Increase has bee
Dropped

Philo odclphia, NoY lR IN the s.g
weeks period from Octoler ] 20 dq'c
there has bnen n total nri reduction lr
the forces ~ tho Porne lvarin a,uterp sf
upwards u 1000 employee uoe''e on
lfnes cast ~ Pittsburgh tfc 'ari n rf''
my down forces III oll departments =
xtiil going on How far ~ foree a.n ~
reduced viii depend upon fhr extent -tat
business faIls m but Il r cvrec'od ,trt
the reduction will IN conrdorqbl- moro
than 10 30 before tie rornpar- r,oll,.
TO cuf ife 0peTatinn drxn ~ 'hn i-odrrrS
for efcieucv Is ef+airod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

A. Afc~ - would ike very much 10 n%oal %
Jrnm A Men Nno left hCr home IaSt 9ulS
and uf whnm nothing mas been hcdlu SIN ~
80 ttrnr An - forgiven and couid l but
hear from her or her. would eaSe al
Acning heart My nome IS ready 'o rccciNo
urr Nlrs L l. n
NOTICE Mrs. NJ. Nicholson has remove" ',
fr,o, - Nest street to lsu2 Market. .
Ha.rdressinE. shampooins anu hassasihe
pAFiors Puonc lS"J ).
kpTlCE The annual meeting OF tho
Houi,-lpathiC Hospital Association Tor the
,l,,.ttn,i az ,,tficerS ana transaction of what
ever business that may como before u
will Toe n,ld at the hospital on SATURDAY
November 70 Iu2u. at ; u clock. hobert
u. hnml. SnCTNtaIy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

oPERAToRS-Girls experienced on power
sowing machines to work on atfletic union
suits Clean work. excellent workina con
diuons. Very hest piecework prices. Apply
Topkis Bros 60. 2iJFrcnch street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Rooms without boar 4

water Heat- hoiiIt Sol4liofts FhoHc stua y
Rooms without board 6s
ADAMS 81 100 Room for rent
ADAMS ST. IIO5 Nicely furnished room
Good location Phone o565 "
= laIh = - Furnished room on Sc
AiAkkEI ST 1884 Nicely furnished room
centrally located Gentlemen only Refer
cnce required.
MONROE ST. 1909 Nicely furnished
rooms for gentlemen
\. HARRISON ST SOC Two unfurnished
rooms Usr of gas aud bath
ROOM Ia apartment for business woman
or teacher Corner house. southern ex-
posure steam heat. electric light. next 10
batn use of Kitchen for breakfast Refer
enrc required. Phone 6l4I J. Address X ~
Eyery Evening OnCc.
ROOMS one large. furnished room suit
able for man and wife. or Two gentlemen
Also a single room for either ladY or
gentleman. with reference. Phone 55I5
ROOMS one or two unfurnsned desir-
able rooms for man and wife or two ladies
Five minutes To du Pont Building Phone
3242
ROOM Second-story front. suitable fer
young business couple or men Choice 10
cation Phone 1025 J
ROOM Pleasant. well furnished. on sec
ond floor. Phone 5252 X.
RODNEY 81 ZOO Furnished second story
front aud apartment All conveniences.
2544 W
ROOM Nicciy furnished for lady or gen
tleman home comforts, Good location
opposite PARK So of phone. all conven-
fences Phone 22s4.,
TWO CNFURNISHED Front rooms first
floor Hot water heat, use of bath pU5
West street Cal after p m Phone
WEST ST 902 Furnished room on second
floor Heat and electric lights. Central 10
4 cation
WEST sIDE-Nicely furnished room for
MAJ vi nax ~ kaf
Private family Phone 35o5 }
WASHINGTON ST 1922 Nice younx
lady wanted to share front room with an
other young lady All convenlences. Phone
W. FOURTH ST. 1909 Furnished room.
in strictly private family Phone 535l
W siATH ST. 6O2 Four unfurnshed
rooms. Also two furnished rooms
" 7TH ST, IIO3-F Furnished rooms in
private family. Gentlemen only Phone
57s! Il.
". NINTH ST. 2I5 Furnished room with
running water. Phone 427 J
Rooms For housekeeping 90
T. SIXTH St. 7O5la Three unfurnished
rooms Private family. Sl5 per month.
use OF bath.
KING ST 625 Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Heat. light, gas.
ROOMS Three. unfurnished. second floor.
Heat light and gas for cooking lmmedi-
ate possession. Good location. II Every
Evening Once
W FOURTH ST. 9l2-'Pwo furnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping Heat and
electric light
VS. FIFTH ST. 502 Furnished rooms
light housekeeping. No objection 10 cnIl-
dren.
W SIXTH ST 1906 One two or three
rooms for light housekeeping. Furnished
or unfurDished-
W SIXTH ST. 1893 Four rooms fur
nished and use of bath for light house
keeping.
w 7rH ST. 3I2 one room for light
housekeeping Phone 64la j.
W PATH ST 3US Two large communi-
eating rooms for light housekeeping. lri-
vate family. Phone 1865 J
W 21TH ST 800 Two nicely furnished
rooms we'll heated. all conveniences. Tor
light housekeeping. s. a week Call before
) y m. Phone 292S " Possession Nov 20
Where 10 Eat II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Auction Sales

AUCTION oALro-ot every description
Apywhere Il you want to sell see uauii-
ton tue square Deai AuCtionecr ana harm
Agent 7O5 Madison II. Phone i34> "
EXECUTOR $ SALE OF valuable rtal
estate Viii te soid at The county Court
HouSc Wilmington Delaware. on Satur-
dav November - 1920. at 10 % clock
a m the premises in the city of lining
ton Delaware known and described as
No 6l7 last seventh street located on the
northerlN side of seventh street between
PINE and Lombard streets. the lot having
frontage Of sixteen feet on seventh
street and a depth of one hundred thirty
Two feet with an alley in the rear con
Meeting with the alley extending from
seventh To Eighth streets The three- story
brick dwelling contains nine rooms and q
bath with good sized lot III the rear. For
terms apply to Equitable Trust Co EN
ecutor of Hannah ann Fenton. deceased
Harry / Stidham Auctlonoer.
-hIAIkS BAZAAR saturday November
% at II O'Clock. - head ot horses and
mules Wagons, harness auto cars. pigs.
chickens $1,000 worth of blankets Goods
of all kinds Notice Amy one having sale
will take fun charge and give YOU a cash
settlement In three days time. hlair 4
IIoliuE SWorth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
AUCTLONS-LEGAI.S
LegsINo,Ires

Legal Notices ~
PROPOSALS Addressed ~ ine prr.ider,
-rT the Iayy Court Room Il4 fnrrt
building Wilmington Drl win w .s
crived untjl p nom Triradav .tr.t.r,. f..-
~ 1920 for const rfirff,.rl ~ concrete s.aa
walk and surface gutter ~ = tend f.-s...-. I,
vork IN Concord pike tn Nanor ssrnfft
Plans and at,pc5 5ficattsue -rav ~ srr.5-f
the Office ~ County Enplns-pr Room e 4f
County building In and after %ovrrri q = =
IA fa20 upon making 4 deposit n &C.
which .rill -. refunded uuor tnafr -rttIr.
m Or before %0veYYihar fG Iapp ..-
fifod chark for 800 must trrDfuusu, .a.t
bid Tire Levy Court reserves ~ r ~. su
rejrr' any nr au bids d r ttrttr, II .4,irt.
Engineer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
INSTRUCTION
LOcai instruction Glasses

tDt6i AhGb SkuBSt1 10
BEACON BUSINESS COII4ECE Tenth
and hing streets. Phone. write or call for
particulars about day school or night
scQOOl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Ainsieai Instruments

sTIRIITH BKOs scrap iron and metals
beams Front and fatnAi strecta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

VOlil- slt down. talancc terms 80
Nt tt-reri.,rs fSA lnlIeWhlll strt,t
lhlladelpAla ltr,.denee =. Vs. stTN't.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

A. SEiDEL-p papernanging. Best workman
ship wall paper Tor sale. s2U H.. Fourth
street. Phone s4p5 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
" nnted 10 Buy

DESK Wanted small Qr medium sike roll
top desk 2su " twenty fourth street.
DIAMONDS We viii pay you the highest
prices B kiUiL ~ hTU. 90. sixth and
Aark@t strOcts
JINh-Let mo buy your rscond hand
goods Highest lr.css n Delaware II
sloan ~ u est street Phone 7s4l 9s4u
OLD OULD--I will buy your old gold and
silver Aiillard +. Davis V-lI last aec-
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