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The Jones County news., 1920-12-23
COMMISSIONERS aALE Oh
REAL YHTAYE


REAL RBTATE
ny virtus of ths ssshsrts ssewd
a. ne by oecree Of tbs ChsDcsfy Csas
OF the First Dlslrict OF Jouos Cs@ssTs
neississippi, wwnesrs4 GA th@ sw& ess
of December. 1920, 10 toe makssr OF
the Ex parts pssisos or AFs. css6@@s
TiuDcD. 9; al, wnsrela was ap@c ls ssss
Special Commisssawee s aassss ~ ~
ensz @na so ed ass2'e essseas u y
sum OF not iesa Than ell& ~ cash, 81
following described land, sitz2std IL
the Firss DIsssies of Jossa Cooasy,
Msssissippi, bo--wits
Beginning 90. feet Eat Of the North
West corner Of Lot 2c OF Do Bose
Addition 70 the Town Of kllIsville
Mississippi, sDd running Kass 10 feet.
thence south 100 II. thcnoe vest 40 u,
hence North 100 feet TO the point OF
beginning, bsiug part OF Loi rs Of
the DuBose Addition to the Town OF
Ellisyille, MlAalssippi, In section 4,
Township 7, Rang II West; also Lots
4 and Of the Sunset Addition TO the
Town of ElllsvillS, aud also Lot Of
Block % Of the West End Addition
TO the Town OF Ellisville, Mississippi.
Notice Is hereby given that / will,
pursuant to said decree, on Monday |
the 27th day Of December, within leg- !
al hours at the West door, a the /
Court House at EIllsgilie Mississippi. /
offer for sale and sell for cash, to the
highest and best bidder said above
described lands, Said sale is being |
made for the purpose of division OF
the proceeds,
Title tosaid lands is believed to be
good, but ! will convey only such.
ti.ie asvested IN me as Commissioner
This, the sth day Of December, 1920.
r. U. Collins,
Commissioner
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23

Non Resident Notice stae of Miss
lssippi,
To Bell Kuppenheimer defeudaul
whose residence aud post oiIice add.
ress is ankown; ~-
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chaucery Court OF the Flrs
District Of Jones County in saio
Satae on the flrss Monday of January
A. D. 1920 at Elisville. Mississippi
10 defend the suit in said cours oi
w. G. Lancaster wherein YOU are
defendant.
This the lsiE day of Ncvembert
1920
us. Collins
Chancery Clerk
BY T. u. Collins
Deputy Chancery Clerk.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

To the Delta s. Pine Land Comp.
any, detentdeut whose residence and
post cfiice address Is No. 34Ao Indian
Avenue, CAicsgc, nliRoisi
You are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court oiihe Fra.
District ofJones County IN said State
on the tirst Monday oi January
A. d. 1921 at Ellisville, Mississippi
to defend the suit in said cosrt of
w. G, Lancaster where In you ar~
defendant.
This the 18th daY ofNove~k~s, 1890
U. d. Collis@,
BY I. u. Csliins
Dupty Chancery Clerk.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23
NON. .RrslDEHcE NOTICE

To Jpstus n. Hssry, wAes Poet osiacs
address is 77S PoJaaF=s Street New
Orleans Louialana.
Yow are herebs commanded Ao be
aud appear kezore Eas CNapcsrv
Court OF shs Firss Dlsrios OF 1uues
County, Mississippi, at term OF said
Court to be held on the Fires Mon-
day of January, A. d. 1921, than and
there 70 plead, AnsweT or deniur to shs
Sill Of Complaint OF Katie L. Henry
TO which you are Defendant,
This, November 4th, A. u 1920.
u. s. Collins
Chancery Clerk.
By T. u. Collins, d. c
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23
Mou Resident Motto

To Charlie Smith,
Whose Post Once address isHnknQwn
Won are hereby commanded 10 DO
ana mpvear before shoe ChSncors
Court'of ZONES County, Mississippi,
ow Mouday the 3rd, day OF January
1o2i' "a answer the oompisinass Of
Alice Smith wherein you, are oetsno~
ant.
OF December, 1920.
Ey 7. u Collins. D. 9
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23

State Of MissiHhIppl'
To Louis Sims, whose pos' on0e
address is Chicago, III;
You are commanded to appear oe
fore the ChAucery Court Of tho hirst
District OF Jones County, Mississippi
on The First monday OF January a,
;,. 1921, TO defend the suit Of saia
court OF Leah Sims, wherein you @fs
defendant 900
g'bis November 9Th. 1920. o,-,
- u. S, Collins Clerk
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23

70 Indiana Car. whose post oiice
address is unknown.
You are commanded TO appear Dc
fore the Chancery Court Of the First
District OF Jones County Misslsslppl
10 be held in the city Of slIissiAe on
the First Monday Of January a. =
1921 to deieub the soft Of viii Car VS.
Indinia Carr wherein you are the Q ?
fendant.
This November 1870, 1920 !.
U. S. Collins Clerk.
Nv T. U. Collins d. G.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23
CITATION NOTICE

State of Mississippi
Jonts County
To Hanna Brown, Defensne
You are oomnansed to appear bs
fore the Chanceay Couet of the First
District of Jones County Mississippi.
on tho First Monday of January,
A. ID. 1920, TO defend:she suit In said
Court ofsGus Brown wherein you a
dsssnisnt.
This Docembef 7th. 1890.
u. g. Collias
Clerk.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23
CITATION NOTICE.


To Charley yehsson, s@l@redr whc@s
posa offIce addi ass 10 uskncws, &s-
sSeMMA
Yer ars commanded TO app~ss ~
ssrs aAs~ Qsmm@xs Gsssws " - Wsea
D!sss4csof 5opss County. IL said stats
an sAs gisst hoedsy Of Jaspaxy a.
d lsal sp deiesd shs suis Ia said court
AZ Ada yehnsou fer sN~& 90, ~rs&
YOU ars drie=~spA
Thia The 45th. day of fNoysA1ss. 1872
U. q, csl!1ne SCaswk
T. u, Collins. D. G
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CITATION Norrcs


State of Mississippi, FIpaa nsaeesSe
Jones County.
To James NcFaddeu, whsza Pcss
Office address is unkown, h@s whcms
last known Post Office address uAs
Danville, Louisiana. Yoa ase hereby
commanded to be and appear before
the Chanccry Court OF Mo sAIA Pirst
District OF Jones County, Mississippi
at term OF Court to be- bsaan and
held on the First Monday ot Jsnusxy,
1921, to plead, answer or demur to
the allegations of the Bill Of Comp
laint of Emma McFadden, whereia
you are Defendant.
This the 18th day Of October, 1920.
U. s. Collins, Chancery Clerk,
BY 4, U. Collins, ID. c.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color, which indicates poor blood. and q
rule. .therc is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC eiven regularly
for two or three weeks wisl enrich y blood. i'm
prove the digestion, and act as Ger raj Strength
sninp ionic to the whole system. Nature 4il then
throw of or dispel the worus and the Child viii DO
q perfect health v-aer4 e tste SOC p@r sotsI~
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23

Old people who arc feeble and younger pcopl,
who are weak. will be strengthened and enabled Z,
80 through the depressing heat O. sunaxaer bY tsk
and enrkches the bhocdsnd f<zzds up shs whols s~s
TEN. You csn soon feel It's ssrent<henzs-. lp~sss
axina Efecs see
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23
NON RESIDENT MOTTO
State of Misslssissippi

Jones County
no BicaVo Gua1ino, whose Post Omce
address IS Rome, 10 the Kingdom Oh
Italy:
Noo are command TO appear pe
fore the Chancery Court Of the Firsi
Jucicial Dlrtrictoitbe County oi Jones.
in said state, at Ellisgine, Mieslss.
ippi, on the first Monday Of Januar,
A. d. 1921, to defend the suis In said
Court Of Gllchrist- Fordney Company,
corporation, wherein ron are a
defendant.
This the lst day of Decemhes,A. D,
1920.
U. S. collins.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-23

GUARANTEE $50 60 PER WEEK
IN re ox~75asa D <heaarsssRare time
ma Ks Guaranteed Hosiery A gents
ge ing s75. 90 to 500 90 per week,
Good hosiery is an absolnte necessity,
You can sell il easily and make large
profstS. Exnerierce unr scesszrv.
EAGLE HOSIERY COMPANY
DERBY, Pa.
The fool-killer. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1919-1922, 1920-11-01

condition of society to another
was SO gradual that it didn't at
tract much attention.
But the change that we are in
now is different.
It is rapid, and getting rapider
every day.
The number of patents OH new
inventions each year is rapidly
on the increase. This thing is
not going to stop where it is,
nov go back to normal" as they
call it, and stay there. All rea-
son and all common sense teach
es that it will go on, and just
like the stick that you threw in,
to the river, it will get faster
and faster. And any fool knows
that a few more years of such
a gait as we have been going is
bound to make this an absolute
ly different world.
Mr.. Carding and Mr.. Hox may
think that if they get elected
they can stop us and chain us to
a post and make us stay there,
but they are badly mistaken.
Their chains of conservatism"
| and reaction, will snap like
paper strings, an d the world will
spin right on to it's glorious des-
tiny.
! Just below the rapids lies the
rich green valley Of the Golden
Age, and we will soon be there.
And when we get there we will
have all these great inventions
and discoveries ready to use un-
der the new conditions where ev-
erybody will get the benefit OF
| them.
The fool-killer. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1919-1922, 1920-11-01
THIS is MY JOB.

Just now a letter sailed into
my sanctum wanting to know a
few things. But the main thing
it wants to know is this:
why do you make The Fool
Killer such a weapon of wrath
and vengeance? Why do you
knock so much and never boost :?
Well, honey, it's like this, per-
zackly. Knocking things that
need knocking is my job. It's
a job that needs doing, and my
talents run in that direction, and
so there you are. Boosting is
all right in its place, and I like
it as we'll as anybody, but | can't
do everything. I am a better
knocker than the other fellow,
and the other fellow is better
booster than I am. So it's right
and proper for us both to stick
to our jobs. Then both jobs will
be done right.
The very name of this paper
indicates what kind of work it
is designed to do. Men don't
shave with a hand-saw nor cut
off planks with a razor. Every
tool to it's job, is the idea. If i
had intended to run a cream-puff
paper and fill my columns with
goody-goody mush, I would have
called it 'The Sunday Hypo-
crite," or some appropriate name
like that.
The fool-killer. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1919-1922, 1920-11-01
DIR. FRANK CRANE.

There is a sort Of literary fell
ler", in these Benighted States
who answers to the name of DR..
Frank Crane. He is one of these
here ''inspirational'' writer's and
the doggondest F'uplifter" that
you ever saw.
For the past ten Or twelve
years DR.. Frank has been pump
ing his soap-suds through the
columns of the public press, and
he has got a certain class of the
mushy-minded patriots" so that
they are plum fools over him.
Well, it is kuris to me what
silly kinds of literature people
can take on about. Of course
I have read Cranes doodle-juice,
and if I hadn't been trained to
know what is true and genuine
/ might think it was great stuff.
But | am able to comprehend a
few things, and I know plute
propaganda when I see it. This
Crane persons literature is
nothing but hypocrisy boiled
down to jelly and sweetened
| with over-ripe optimism. It's
just new kind of sleeping pow
ders that the plutes are using to
keep the under dogs satisfied
| with being under dogs. It's just
a sort of mental jag that makes
the poor down-and-out Rube talk
big about "our country and tell
what big things "we' are doing
in the world. When as matte.
of fact the poor fool amt got a
decent shirt to his back and don t
know where the next meal is
coming from. But if the plutes
can keep Mister Rube doped
with Cranes Big Bluff for Lit
tie Minds he will never become
class-conscious and start trouble
| in their camp. See? The idea is
to keep on telling Rube that he is
rich and happy, and the poor
idiot will sit down to his bare
table and swallow his meat-skin
with a string to it, and pull it
back, and go off whistling to
slave some more for Mister
Plute. Happy? Rich? [ just
want you to hush, as Tom Watts
says.
The fool-killer. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1919-1922, 1920-11-01
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!

XAOOAs L1o
For several years now [ have
been trying to tell the people,
through the columns of this pa
per, that something new and
very different was coming in the
world. But many of the people
seem too dense and dull-headed
to grasp the idea. The stand
patters are expecting the world
to go on just like it has always
been and the thought of any
change whatever is foreign to
their minds.
Now it is the purpose Of this
article to call your attention
ence more to the rapidly accu-
mulating evidence that COM
plete turnover of everything is
just ahead of us. If you pretend
to be an intelligent person you
cannot afford to ignore these
things.
Change is the one universal
law of nature. Sometimes the
changes are very slow, and some
times they are more rapid. Some
insects are born and die in a day.
Men live for a period of years.
Nations often endure for several
centuries. But be the periods
long or short, the change always
comes. One living creature dies
and another takes it's place. One
sytem of government wears out
and another is introduced.
The old nations that are now Q
dim memory once believed that
they were here to stay. They had
just as much right to believe it
as we have to believe that our
present order is here to stay. But
when the Law Of Change said to
those old nations ''Move on!''
they moved. And the same law
has it's hand on our door-knobs
today.
Did you ever stand on the
bank Of a great river just above
the rapids and watch the cur
rent? Try it. If you are not in
reach of a big stream a small
one will do. Throw a stick into
the water some distance up, and
watch it. Notice how it glides
along very slowly and deliberate.
ly until it~begins to approach the
brink of the falls, and then no
tice how it picks up speed an
dashes along like it was getting
in a great hurry.
Now can you think of any
thing that my Illustration fits
Just think minute. The stream
represents the River of Time
the stick represents the present
generation and indicates it's posi-
p tion ON the river. It shows be
yond any shadow Of doubt tina
we have reached the rapids, an<
we are just ready to take the fl
nal plunge into the unseen ant
the unknown.
The human race got into tn,
stream of time way Dack yondeI
Just how far back doesn't mat
ter. We know it has been si1
thousand years at least, and sci
ence puts it a good deal furthe
The fool-killer. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1919-1922, 1920-11-01
Boomer, North Carolina, November, 1920.

back. But anyhow, the pcint is !
this: The human race has
drifted along with the sleepy
current all these thousands of
years. Just gliding along at a
snail's pace, as if it had started
nowhere and had forever to get
there in. No rush, no hurry.
At the end of six thousand years
the world was not much ahead of
where it was in Adams day. To
be sure, there had been great
thinkers all along the line, but
their thinking had not run in the
direction of speed. A writer
could take a life time to write q
book. A traveller could spend
years ON a little trip that can
now be made in as many days.
No effort was made to speed up
production or to shorten dis
taace.
That was the history of the
world, you might say, on down
to about 1870.
Then all at once-zip!
Things began to happen.
From that time on the new
inventions and discoveries have
followed one another so fast that
you can't count them. With one
OF two exceptions, all the great
modern wonders have come
since that date. Make a list of
all the great inventions that
came before 1870 and it will be
a very short list. Then max
another list of those that have
come since 1870, and it will take
your breath. It will include:
Electric light
| Electric power
Telephone
| Automobiles
| Flying machine
| Submarine
| Wireless telegraph
| Wireless telephone
| Modern photography
/ Moving pictures
/ X-ray
/ Radiun1
/ Phonograph
4 Typewriter
i Type-setting machine
i Web printing press
i And others too numerous tt
mention, such as machinery of al
conceivable kinds for doing th<
!. worlds work, and doing it at
| speed never before dreamed of
Why did all these things wal
till just a few years ago, an(
, then come all at once?
Can anybody answer?
There must be a reason.
And here it is:
This little bail of earth, float
ing down the stream of time, ha'
then reached the rapids. Tn
! speeding-up couldn't have hap
pened sooner, and since then i
cannot be prevented. We are il
the current that is pulling us Of
, into a new kind of existence.
In coming On down the STREAM
lof time the human race ha
( lpassed through lots of changes
but it passed through them yer,
RI slowly. The change from on
The fool-killer. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1919-1922, 1920-11-01

If Thomas Jefferson or Patrick
Henry were alive today they
would not be allowed to sit in
the New York Assembly. Nei-
ther would George Washington.
Them fellers were too "revolu-
tiona1:y' to suit our '|patriotic''
reactionaries of 1920.
The fool-killer. [volume] (Boomer, N.C.) 1919-1922, 1920-11-01

One woman wrote me long
letter last week disputing every
thing I say along theological
lines and just simply skinning
me alive for being such a danger
Gus hereto. Then she wound up
by begging me not to mention
her name in the paper, as she
did not believe in arguing ON
Scripture, nohow. Then what in
all creation did she butt in for ?
She might have saved her breath
by just keeping her mouth shut
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-31
COUNTY CHIEFS FOR
lNTERGHURCH WORK.

RARKERSBURG, March 31.-Coun.
" directors who will lead the Inter.
church World Movement financial
campaign, April 20 to May 2, in every
county In Yves: Virginia, were an.
nounced here by George L. Goodwin,
state campaign director. /.
The county directors will work in
each county in cooperation with the
director OF denominational campaigns.
Plans for the coordination OF all the
campaigns Will be worked out at the
series of county conferences to be held
from April Q to tApril 0.
County directors as announced by
M. Goodwin are: Hancock county,
George q. Holiday Of the U. S. Steel
plant at Chester: Brooke county,
James PAUL., treasurer Of the Eagle
Manufacturing company OF Wells.
burg; Ohio county, Isaac NJ. Scott.
president OF the Wheeling Steel and
Iron company Of Wheeling; Marshall
county, G. p. Carrigan, of Mounds.
Vile; Peasants county, F. N. Gard.
ner, of st. Marys; Tyler county, o. J..
Hill of Middlebourne: Wetzel coun.
". Judge +. d. Norris. of New Mar.
tfnsyille; Marion county, r. a. Watts,
Of Fairmont Morongalia county.
John MI Gregg, OF Moreautown; DOdd.
ridge county, r. A. Murphy. of West
Union; Harrison county, o. l.. Haugf..-.,
Of Clarksburg; Taylor county, Prof.
y. ". Burns, of Grafton; Gilmer couu-
W Senator X. f. Kidd. of Glcnvslle:
Lewis county, Prof :. Il. Yoke. OF
Weston Upshur county, Rev. Rich.
ard Asplnwall, of Buckhannot: Bar
bonr county, Rev. o. E. Thorne. OF
Rhihppi; Tucker county, Harvey w.
Auyil, Of Parsons; Grant county.
Hon u J. Foreman. of Petersburg;
Hardy county,-M. G. Gamble. OF Moore.
field: Hampshire county, G.. X. Kump,
Of Romney; Morgan county, w. H..
Sou/rs, Of Berkeley Springs; Derke.
ley county, ]. II. Poland. of Martins
burg Jefferson county, Il. Z. Cook. Of
Charles Town; Cabell county. Henry
g. Walburn Of the FIRST National bank
building. Huntington; Mingo county.
NJ, n McCarty. of Williamson; Me.
Dowell county o. j. Hunter, of Welch:
Mercer county; w. j. Elliott, of Prince.
ion; Putnam county, Mrs. l.. b. Bow.
yer. Of winfield; Fayette county, DR..
n. y. Crosse, of Fayetteville; wyoming
county, n. G. EanoySr, of Mullens:
Raleigh county, w c. Strohmcyer. Of
Beckley; Summers COUNTY Hon. T.. G..
Eagle OF Hinton
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srECIAI NOTICEs

Il Z II = -
TO pay the principal and interest on
said bonds shall be applied 10 that
purpose and no other, but said bonds
shall not be issued and no sale thereof
shall be made. unil all questions com
nected Herewith shall have been first
submitted Il vot5 OF the people OF
said District Of Falrmont in the Coun-
ty of Mariol, at an election held for
tEat purpose, and shall have received
three-sittha Of all the votes cast for
and against the same.
1t is there fore, ordered that an cleo
ton for that purpose shall be held by
tne qualified voters OF said District Of
Fairmont in the County OF Marion. on
the goth day of April, 1920, between
the hours OF sunrise ana sunset, at the
regular voting places in said District.
to decide whether they will ratify or
reject this cIder. So.ice OF such cleo
ton shall be gwen by the publication
OF the order of the Board Calling the
same In The Fairmor I. Times and Tha
West Virginia, two newspapers of
different political parties and having
general circulation in the territory
in which the electio is TO De hold, at
least once each week for two success
i've weeks. Printed copies OF this or.
der shall be posted at<cach phase OF
voting at least ten days before the
election. Tho Secretary OF the Board
OF Education of said district IS hereby
authorized and directed to procure and
furnish 10 the Election Comasslon-
org, ~ each place ~ yntirg, tho tick.
cts. poll-books. tally sheets and otfJr
things necessary Il hold said election
as provided by Section iS4 OF said
chapter .. Acts of 1919, and said cleo
ton shall in all other respects be held
and conducted according 20 law.
And for the. purpose of holding said
election, there are hereby appointed
the following commissioners and chal-
lengefs OF election to tab = the poll and
hold the election and ascertain the re-
suits OF said election as prescribed by
law, namely:
Barraekville School.
Commissioners:
y. B. TENANT.
WALTER WATSON,
c. II. RIDGWAY.
J, Chaltengers:
LEVI CLELLAND,
Z. DENT BRAND.
cayenne or Erwin School.
Commissioners:
JAMES w. DAVIS.
+. n. EDDY.
j. l.. ERWIN.
Challcngers:
nERscHEL BARNES.
l.. n. YOST.
And the ballots used in said election
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shall have printed thereon as a cap.
ton the following:
"a special election to authorize or
reject the issuance and sale OF bonds.
in the amount Of sos 10000, for the fol.
lowing purposes, namely:
!. To erect, complete, enlarge
and furnish school building In
the town or village OF Barrack.
vile. in Fairmont district, Marion
county, West Virginia, on the
school site recently purchased
from Louise Conway.
2. To purchase school site
near the present cayenne school
in said Falrmont district, aud to
erect, complete, enlarge and fur
nish q school building thereon.
And also TO authorize a maximum
special bond levy OF fifteen C15) cents
TO pay the interest on, and twenty (20l
cents to provide sinking fund for
the discharge OF the principal of the
bonds now being voted upon, accord.
ing 10 the order of Tho Board of Edu
cation OF the district of Fairmont. In
the county OF Marion, and state Of
West Virginia, made and entered on
the 9th day of March. 1920"
And also directly underneath said
caption in separate lines shall be print
ed the following words:
FOR BONDS"
AGAINST BONDS"
FOR THE LEvY~
AGAINST THE LEVY"
II is further provided that The voters
of Fairinont district be listed and reg.
Uttered as provided for in Section 9S.
a-vii. OF chapter 6 of the Acts OF West
Virginia OF 1916.
It is further ordered that the vote
cast at said election shall be canyassed
on the. fifth day Sunday exceptedl
after the date of said election as pro.
vided by Section IS OF Chapter 3.
Barnes Code of West Virginia, and
Section 1Si Of Chapter 2, Acts Of the
Legislature of 1919.
lThe aggregate amount of indebted.
ness in said F'airmont district exist.
ing is as follows:
Maintenance Building Fund 80. None
New Building Fund. ............ None
Teachers Fund. ...........:.... None
Bonded and other indebtedness. None
Total .................... None
The amount of taxable property OF
all kinds within said Fairmont district
is $4,056,S13.00.
Given under my hand this 9th day
OF March, 1920.
. A. A. NEPTUNE,
President of The Board of >zucation
of the District of Fsirmont, in Ma.
rton county, West Virginia.
Attest:
j. F. ICE, Secretary. ADV.
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Falls, Texas. 3.20.10t-7456