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New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
State Post Activities

snd nsst summer outing OF the Tiger
on nISEnars Frietehie posts will be held
,s,-s'uay, May 1s, whom the veterans win
At oatntFip 70 Boss Tiger Boyce's home,
"S00a Beach, S ].
tsa,T odzon L. weiuand Post debating
spiar rs accepted the challenge Of per-
he bss bon,,ss TO debate on the question ef
seunty baada ~ oesday evening at Kings
sStrest r,us.s1l 800 Quarters, i23 Schermerhorn
ssli 10 ags ~ Post is ala get for its annual
fraaI,4s,es, Clermont and Tafayette avenue
a 49, meeting will be neld on AIAy
s6nje rltsE rpvsE headquarters. Bay Ridge Ma
ayenue 3''' sixty ninth Street. below Third
arum dsstn dsstn Infantry Post is forming a
hsS s.i uie and bugie corps and aireai y
men o. tesn IN members. among whom are
Atlans,s0 regiment Arrnory, Bedford and
avenues, Brooklyn
cois,eesss VIII be dinner and meeting of
rn,yersas university post at the Columbia
dipnss Club May 10. Following the
Rsdtosa major Ernes$ CIsgg, of the 7th
nske AZ s regiment, British army. will
Vars s19i, 81 Marine Post, Veterans OF Foreign
9aar.srg. VII mold its FIRST meeting at It's new
stxtiefh ssa..iioSo2nllngdsie's Annex. 176 East
This viii ,eseet. on Friday evening May 49,
esans al pe an open meeting aud al vet :
Y r. ~ slnVlted to attend. Speakers from
saeiety VIE ,a.snaaoquarters and the Cd Division
Se nr.s, WIZ preside. Entertainment win
''of'asd and refreshments served
III.
Poss vsyS,iars committee of Tank Corps
acspitaiA Asn III. mas been visiting Fox Hills
40 amended the sAontiny, cf s.J,.ss -
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

tner funds for carrying on this work they
are giving a lance at headquarters 19S
Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn on Satur-
uaS evening, May a. Miss Grace r. Nagle
charge of the dance.
Reveille Post w4iI give another entartains
ment and dance late la May AthIefics OF
post.
On saturday evening, May "a. the 1osfh
Infantry Post win hold a dance known as
the Commanders Dance, in honor of Com
msnder Lenpox c. Brennan. The dance
VIII PC held in the Squad Room of the
@"d feslinent Armery Bedford and Az
The bi-monthly meeting OF John NJ.
Hennessey Post win be held at Eagles
Haii. Metropolis Thester Building G49d
street and Third Avenue, to- morrow night.
Raveua -Coeymans Post has eon, n1etaa
its plans for the Memorial Day celebration
at Coeynsans N. 7. In the morning a.
firing squad VIII visit the graves in Ra-
vena' c&osymans' & ,Aicoye Ceeymana Hollow
veterans of other wars as well as their
own comrades. In the afternoon there,
Will be parade, in which school children
Will march, and in the evening there viii
David ". Gentle Post Will place Amert-
can Lagoon grave markers on the gya.es
Of David w Gentle for whom the post
post adjutant, In Mount Hope Cemetery, on
Memorial Day. Special services will be
attended by MEMBERS of the post on Mag
20 at the North New York Congragationaf
Church, East 1880 street and Willis Ave
nue.. when Chaplain William II. Eephart
will preach
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

lltt
loos ever the furnace and all It's
voFks.
AKeep the Home Fires Burninci"
Bow il thrilled us all few short years
Svo-the fire OF patriotism in millions
of hearts kept the light Liberty
sglov all over cur land.
Now--ashes of bitter dissppointmen
n the souls of the marching hosts who
,ssnrned to cold. stark neglect, forget
ilgRess Of their sacrifices, suffering and
aviation for their families, pain and
.5rturi1g delays, the waiting game that
eats the heart out o. q man--aud yes,
even active hostility toward them on
the part of many whose duty it is to
care for them, incredible as it may
seen.
Yen must knew these men as friends
er hare gained their confidence through
neaths Of grateful service to them;
you must prove % them that you arc
"op tbs level o. else you must have
been eaa overseas man myself" that
open sesame a any member of the
American Legion from the outer world
Of health and wholeness, to get at
genuine facts and conditions.
- -. ~ os;o .t,-.-,-... ~-S, a V
aua --s..,- -. '''i1 "oIAer
Of The disabled are patients In other
words. yen've got to come down from
tae fopt-
= SssH WIN NaSse arc not half
fneasa uaIses enc aoceors--flitJ-
-. @'s's -. ''s,sH @ e5'e fnposS}b1e
- . eIz'' % patiea0s at
S. ''l' rs ":'t 5h@1 meanS
~ - average
y lo chce
.at;as .-,s. - .;'pSfeolosiS :.L
- NSS't nurse
DV 1s,ss " H,' 10 ,te s!1ne-
f.li;., ,.iie. set'H die'' alone
sesss&7@ t&'ie1 Names
aig astc- o5o&s a5eH dates and
naFies aecompa phrase like this:
@Hystesiea s1g over
arunscR ceCole ates Bunch o.
aHals le'E i#St aGp..al y ~ hear
iag toa aho,c " d tD.t 81 medals.
Remeiaber the t~vca nan had 10
te IN gel.7 Dh.ysic.s trim TO he
Saaiiiird l. ga aae ae 6i},ed for US
ae IS bfoEe1 aiid 1almod now he
sdotiia 2; iE1et 5c jfae S"orl co~ardly
insult, seyca u tAc 1ears 10 laurel
@Isafss tFo'a e grateful republic.
gioinpeGs2t ic,,'t's Is another pet
sPl1qet Wnich nave heard applied
8 aH activitlf IN fGrtlerance OF de-
tayea cohlpeus&tions often deplayed
sRO years TO award 70 ner cont, or So
mohsa' Tor game leg" that will
aeYsf nc anything nut game--Jhe same
hear, 'ia bov sag as@tn ~ anu a asa.m @ hare h
five or six or seven weeks and have
had no treatment yet" and as often
hsye listened with sinking heart for
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Maplewood Post to Dime

Maplewood Post, of Maplewood. NJ p.,
will hold its annual banquet, which is
also the last meeting Of the season, at
Achtel-Stetters in Newark, on Tuesday,
May II. The post is also showing on
Friday, May 13. the government war
film entitled "Flashes Of Action,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Field Mass i'm Bronx

The Knights of Columbus aud the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars will hold 4
field mass on Fordham campus on
May 20. The members of the Aneri.
can Legion will meet at Webster Ave-
rue and Fordham Road at 1880 a. m.
and will march in body to the cam
pus. Post colors will be carried.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Discharge of Veterans
By u. S. Arouses Legion
State FiceCommander Deegan Accuses Government
Executives of Taking Jobs From Ex-Service
Men While They Retain Civilian Employees
BY Frank ], Price Jr.
american Leoioa Editor

Tactics Of
xece while
TO prfng tne unjust treatment an
ng az
og eeranand the National Legislative washing
Of the
believed had
case
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AUXILIARY NOTES

The auxiliary of the Kingston, N. y,
Pos held ball in the armory there
last Wednesday evening, May 4, when
Miss Sawyer presented the mutt with
its charter. A musical program pre-
ceded the dance, which was. attended
by 500. Mrs. May E. Mathews is presi-
dent Of the auxiliary.
The Willard A. Balcom Post Auxil-
larry has adopted a resolution adopt
ing the wreath of poppies as the memo
rial wreath to be used at funeral serv-
ices and for decorating graves.
The 908th Infantry Post Auxiliary
has has elected the following officers:
PresldeHt, Mrs, L. w Stowsky; vice
president, Mrs. l.. j. Bache; secretary.
Miss Gill; treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor
Roth.
The auXiliaries of the Bronx, under
the direction of Mrs. Emma L. Balloon.
are assisting the posts in all their wei
faree work. The Arthur Boyce Post
Is the latest to organize an auxiliary.
The Kings County Legion head
quarters, at 1913 Schermerhorn Street
viii be refurnished by auxiliarv
members.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Welfare Worker Deplores
All Roof Investigations
] Author Discusses Failure of Government Bureaus
and Officials to Care Properly for Wounded Vet
erans; Says Stage Is Set for Tours of Inspection
BY Lillian Paschal Day

IFfGFe Committee
invci during Tho
fore cigatys ysconeyt eeases
soaled Public
oft hat
Inspections who
n raises their hosts!
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Colprs for Lexington Pest

The YorkvilIe Chamber af Comfuerce
win present the Lexington Post wish
a stand of colors, probably on the
Sunday preceding Memorial Day The
ceremonies will take place in Central
PaSks
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

ReVeine Post w4iI give another entsrtains
ment and dance late In MAJ. AthIefics nf
various kinds are in full swing within the
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

n,sgyiirsH sH,so,athly 3, reception OF the Sd Naval
Saeir cost cost viii be held for members and
Gouss. Itri'es Isg Is, at keens English chop
ssternnnwsi W West Forty-fonrth Street this
noon. from 10 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

poss ,5rs ,wS5hars committee Of Tank Corps
Hcspits,n nicn has been visiting Fog Hills
fscorr,,s,s. ,.y every week since last December,
snd az fbn lSa "a the adoption of Ward Is,
- tAe last meeting this Vas daaa
New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

yAias ESoiiy Madison Frances Warren per
Ia sos gss is Still active ia its social sarv-
zsAis 49,. g among the soldiers in the hoapi
-a"aae Few York. IN erdsr 10 Increase
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The object OF this suit is to obtain a
divorce vineulo matrimonii by the
Plaintiff from the Defendant
The Bill alleges that the parties in
tefmarried on the 9Th day ofdsecember,
1899, and that there was one child born
OF said marriage, who is now an adult,
has intermafried and living at this
time in Washington City, District OF
Columbia.
That they lived together in Charles
County, Maryland, until on or about
the 18th day of March, 1917.
That though the conduct of the
Plaintiff towards the Defendant has al
ways been kind, aifectionate and above
reproach, the Defendant has without
any just cause or reason abandoned and
deserted him and declared her intention
to live with him no longer, and that
such abandonment is deliberate and final
and has eontinued uninterruptedly for
over four years, and that the sep
aration of the parties is beyond any
reasonable expectation of reconciliation.
That the Defendant, Alice r. Ham
cock, isNa nonresident of the State OF
Maryland and resides In the City OF
Washington, Distric. of Columbia.
1t is therefore ordered by the Circuit
Court for Charles County in Equity,
this 18th day of July, 1921, that the
plaintiff, by causing a copy Of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper, pub
lished in Charles County, once week
for four successive weeks, before the
18th day of August, 1921, give notice
to the said absent Defendant of the
object and substance of this bill, ordef-
ing her to be and appear in this Court
in person or by solicitor, on or before
Both day of August, 1921, to show
cause, if any she may have, why a de-
cree ought not to be passed as prayed.
WARREN NJ. ALBRITTAlN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Charles
County, Maryland
True Copy, Test:
w. NJ. ALBRITTAIN,
= sat. Clerk.
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MeDOnOush Drive to-stsrt.

Monday. August p, hSs been fixed
as the date upon which the drive for
funds for the erection of an adequate
Assembly Hall at McDonough lnsti-
tute and the extension of aceommoda-
tions 10 enable the school to take care
of all applicants for admission, Will
start.
At we'll attended meeting held OF
the school Wednesday evening, the
9th ultimo, an Executive or Directing
Committee, composed of Mrs. Houston
Morris, Prof. K. II Lee Reich, Coun-
" Superintendent of Schools, +. Ber-
nard Gwynn, Clerk of the Court, War
rem NJ. Albrittain, and Messrs Ber-
nard A. Howard, W. Mitchell Digges
and X. Laurie Mitchell, was selected.
This committee has. already com
menced business and at meeting
held Friday set Monday, August ~,
ms the time for the beginning of the
drive and the soliciting of contribu-
lions from which time a whirlwin9
campaign will be waged until the
necessary funds have been subscribed.
The big slogan will be, "At least,
100 10000 contributors.
This is a campaign in the interest of
education. and it is confidently eX-
pected that the sum will be readily
subscribed.
The Executive Committee is energet-
ieally at work making up lists OF pros
pective contributors, appointment Of
sub committees, and the petfecting of
plans necessary for the inaugurating
OF the drive.
Interest in the movement is wide
spread and it is thought that before
the campaign is over eye.y one in the
county will have contributed some
thing toward this splendid work.
Cont buttons viii be solicited upon
the partial payment plan covering a
period payment ranging from October
/, 1921, to June l, 1922, so that it will
not be bnrdensome upon those who
are willing to aid.
At the Organization meeting of the
Executive Committee, Prof. II. ii. Lee
Reich was named as Chairman; X.
Laurie Mitchell, Treasurer, and Miss
Alice Wheatley and Raymond j Mat
ties, Assistant Treasurers
Start now to whoop it up for fine
hall &C McDonough Institute, the best
building yet seen in southern Mary
land; help make it monument to the
generosity of those who contributed to
the fame of YOUR county and the last
ing prog J555 anu Si57 5iJ iJiIJTIT Vi ) 551T
children.
Think of nothing; talk of nothing
but this MeDonough Drive for the
next thirty days.
The Committee earnestly solieits
your interest and support
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Quick, clean heat % Il
for every kind Of cooking IA

TT is hard to appreciate the
l. convenience and satisfaction
of cooking with the New Per.
lection until you have actually
done SO.
It's a relief, especially in warm
weather, to be rid of carving
coal, wood and ashes, sweep
ing up litter and blacling the
stove. And then you don't
have to "rush the fire" on
baking DAYS and heat UP the
kitchen. Two burners on the
New Perfection will give you
all the heat needed for any
kind of baking. You can regu.
late the heat produced by each
burner, warm something gently
on one and roast over another
in a New Perfection oven.
The long blue chimney Of the
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TIE following is a list of teachers oil
white schools OF the county appointed
at a recent meeting OF the Beard OF
Education
FIRST DISTRICT.
McConehie-M Mrs. A. L. Hanson.
Port Tobacco Not filed
La Plata-Miss jamie Bowie. prin.
Miss Eunice Burdette, asst
Bel Alton Miss Louise Albrittain,
prin.; Miss Pearl Albrittain, asst.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Welcome Miss Louise Haislip.
Cedar Point Neck Miss Mary
Kemp
Pisgah George E, Medley, prin;
Miss Chandler, asst.
Rison-Mrs. Jessie RisoH
Marbury-M Mrs Mabel D. Hyde,
prin; Mrs. Geraldine Williams, asst
THIRD DISTRICT.
Riverside Miss Sadie L. Gray.
Smiths Point Miss Ehief J. Gray.
Cross Roads-Miss Christine Mudd.
Green Leake Miss Eloise Rison.
Chapel Hill Miss Pearl Haislip.
Ghieamuxen Miss Grace Medley.
Ironsides- Mrs. Edna Miller
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Glasva- Miss Georgette Lyon.
Holly SpPi1gs Beatrice Hay
den.
Turner's Gate Miss Lucy Cough.
Du Bois-Miss Edna NJ, Dyson,
Wicomico- Mrs. Hortense Williams
Dentsville-M Laura Swami.
FIFTH DfsTRrrr
Newburg Thomas NJ. Carpenter.
Issue Miss Grace v. Wise.
Mt Victoria-John r. Cooksey.
Tompkinsyille-M ISIS Marie Frere.
Tompkinsville High School-To be
filed.
Wayside-M Hilda f. Wise.
Rock Point-Leo Wathen.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
White Plains Miss Dorothy Bur-
dette.
winklen's Shop Miss Ethel coch-
rane.
Waldorf Mrs. Helen HUNT Queen,
prin; Mrs. j. Fl. Adams, asst.
Berry Miss Bertha Gibbons.
Bensville-To be filled.
Pomfret- Miss Marguerite Greer.
Piney-Miss Lillian Bean.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Marshall Hall-Miss Hazel Hunger
ford.
Pomonkey-Miss Nellie Jenkins.
Ripley NJ. r. Stone.
Glymont- Mrs. G. NJ. Gardiner.
Indian Head High School-W
H. Thomas, prin.; Misses Helen To-
veil, Mary @. CLARK. Mary Duncansan,
Kathleen Mahon, Elizabeth Martin,
Genet Sneed, Marie Webster, Mary E.
Weesche, Mary Simpson, Mrs. Mar
guerite Sehrieber, assts.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Newtown Miss Mary Stone Chap
man.
Hawkins Gate-Miss Mary Albrit-
tain.
st Peters Church School, Miss
Lucille Mudd.
Gallant Green Miss Gladys Edelcn.
Bryantown Miss Aline Burch.
Grosstown- Miss Katherine GDode.
Carrico's Mill Joseph Tippett. ~
NINTH DISTRICT.
Benedict Mrs. Helen G. Hughes.
prin; Miss Caroline Goldsmith, asst.
Hughesyille- Miss Eva Chappelear.
SWANS Gate Miss Josephine Will
son.
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Read the Ford advertisement each
woelsi II Is worth your atiepll0nt /,
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Notice to Creditors.

This isto give notice that under and
by virtue Of an order OF the Circuit
Court for Charles Comfy, Maryland
the undersigned Trustees hereby notify
the creditors of
JAMES c. MASON,
late OF Charles County, Maryland, de-
ceased, to exhibit their claims and file
same with vouchers thereof, duly au-
thenticated, withthe Clerk ofthe Circuit
Court Of said county, on or before the
18th day Of August, 1921; otherwise
they may be excluded from the benefits
of said dece3sed's estate.
WALTER j. MITCHELL,
F. STONE POSEY,
1-22-4t. Trustees.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
CataFfa is a local disease, greatly IN.
nuenced by constitutional conditions, and
Internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of me
system Hairs CatafFh Medicine was
prescribed by one OF the best phykicians
in this country for years. II Is COM
posed of Sore Of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best BLOOD
purifiers. The perfect combination If
the ingredients IN halls catarrh Medf-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials. free.
+ J. CHENEY G. CO. Props. Toledo. o.
All Druggists, &c
Halls Family Pills sor constipation.
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Red
Dstooif kapor az Stove

Here is what one customer
said about the RED STAR
oil cook stove
-tt4N s leaks {. Sens
Washington, d. C.
Gentlemen
In line with my recent telephone
f conversation with you, asking fyou
still handled the RED STAR line
oil cooks, | am pleased togive you
my experience with one of these
stoves purchased in December 1914.
This stove ! have used all these
years in constant service without
any expense as to upkeep or re-
pairs, simply the purchase Of fuel
for the stove.
| can truthfully recommend this
stove to any one contemplating
purchasing an oil cook stove as
know their experience would he
similar to mine.
Sincerely,
tSigned)
Mrs. ALBERT f, FELTER,
Riverdale, Nd"
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Postmaster Examination.

Open, competitive examination for
Postmaster at La Plata August 18th.
Men, women, q te So eligible, For
free particulars, instruction, specimen
questions, etc, write r. E Terry,
former Civil Service examinerl CONT
mental Building, Washington, d. G.
7-29-2t.
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Announcement.


Baltimore, Md, July 8, 1921.
The members of the Mary land
Tobacco Growers Association are
hereby notified that Mr.. HENRY
l.. MUDD is rot a buyer for the
Association from this day. and
members are specifically notified
to ship their tobacco direct to the
Association or sell to the author
lied buyers, whose names are in
the county papers, in accordance
with your contract.
BY order of the Board,
MARYLAND TOBACCO GROW
Frs ASSOCIATION;
(Signed) THOMAS PARRAN,
President.
7-15-4t.
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New Perfection supplies just
the right draught to drive the
heat Of the white-tipped flame
torcibly against all the cooking
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Public School Teachers.

TIE following is "a list Of teachers of
white schools OF the county appointed
at recent meeting OF the Beard of
Education
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court for Charles Coun
ty, Maryland.
No. 1911 Equity.
Maynard Hancock, Plaintiff,
VS..
Alice r. Hancock, Defendant
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DEATHS
BAHRENBURG--suddenly.

BAEiRENBURG-sudd on June 2
Richard. in his 6Sd year, beloved hus-
Marie, Adelaide. katherine and George,
at his residence, 1875 Fulton av. Requiem
mass at st: Augustine's r. c. Church,
BARUCH-sinon, NJ. D., on Friday, June
York city ? 81 81 Vest 7t big sts FsSaenGs s Dr. in
Wolfe Baruch and father Of Hartwig n,
gerhard NJ, Herman B. and Sailing w.
BaTucn. Funeral services will be held
at 10 a. n,.. Sunday, June S, at the West
End Synagogue. 100 West SD St, New
York City. Please omits flowers.
BONANNI-Gabrielle NJ. Campbell Fu-
neral Church, Broadway 66tb st., Mon
day, p. m.
BURTON-On Saturday. June 4. in the s3d
year Of her life, Nora Nickle, beloved
wife of Frank Vincent Burton jr. and
Nickle. of Liverpool, England. ssyvices vices
at st. Patricks Church. Newburgh, n. =,
at IL a. m daylight saving time), Mon.
CAIN-June 2, 1921. George A. Cain, in his
ozd year. Services at his residence 1877
Norm Arlington av., East Orange. N. j.,
Monday, june g., at 1 p. m. 1ntefment
at convenience of the family.
COLIHAN-On Friday, June 8, Hannah M.
sister OF Thomas F.. William J., Edward
j. and the late NJ. Agnes Colihan. Fu-
neral private. Kindly omit flowers.
ChAN E-Agnes ri. Campbell 1. Funeral
Church B'way, eSth St, Sunday, p m.
CHANE-At Pasadena. Calf. May %
4gnes Howieson Crane, beloved wife OF
James James c; Crane and sister of Mrs
Sharles B. gorser, Chicago, and Misses
M ana L. Howieson, New York. Funeral
services at 2 p. m. Sunday. June 5. at
way. Burial at Woodlawn.
CROPsEY-Josephine, at Brooklyn, N. Y.
on June 4, 1921, daughter of the late
Jasper e. and the late Clarinda Board
Cropsey. Funeral private
DADY-On Thursday, June 9. 1927. A1iobas,
J. Dady, aged II, beloved husband of
sarah Dady and father of Chester A.
and Harold B. Dady. Funeral services
on sunday. June 8, 1921 at 9 D. M. at
the Elks Club House. 144 South oxford
81, Brooklyn. Tnterment Greenwood
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