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New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
Captain Clark Already Picking Teams to Take Part in Competitive Drill of Meridcu. Stamford and This City

to Take Part in Competitive Drill of Mcriticu. Stamford and This City.
 At the senior High school the pro- lessor of military science has begun selecting cadets for participation in the competitive drill to be held be- tween the +. O. T. C. of New Britain, Meriden and Stamford on May 2Tth. Selection for the privilege of repre- senting the New Britain High school will be made regardless of anything but proficiency. The number to be chosen is 19. as the detail will con sist of two squads of eight men each. two guides, and a platoon leader, but there will also be few supernumer- aries to provide for unforeseen acci- dent.
 The contest will include both squad and platoon drill, and the prize is the cup won last year and now held by the Meriden High school! The drill takes place in the armory at Meri- den, High school. The drill takes place in the armory at Meriden at 7:30 o'clock on the evening of May 27th, and it is expected that the judges will come from the military department of Yale university.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
SWEDISH LUTHERAN NEWS.

At the Luther league meeting this evening Rev. Dr. Hagglund of Boston will be the speaker. Other numbers on the program will be piano duets by Clarence Iundquist and Harold Sjolan der, violin solos by Carl Hansen, vocal solosrby Hulda Christensen and duets by Mrs. Christens and Alfred Ericsson. After the program refreshments will be served
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
SPECIAL SERMONS PLANNED
Rev. G. NJ. AIissirian, Pastor of stan ley Memorial Church, .trranges Series of Sunday Talks

Beginning next Sunday at Stanley Memorial church. Rev. G. M. Mtssirian. the pastor, will preach ir the morning services at 10:45 upon a, series of topics describing the evolution of the. religious experience in the bible as follows: -.z
 May 15----' The Religion of Thou Shalt Not. ." .. ..-.. .-
 May 222-''The Shepherds Psalm. :
 May 29-''Blcsscd Are They 1-
 June 5-.The- Lnfd's Prayer" tHoly Communion.)
 The junior girl scouts will meet to- morrow. Friday afternoon at 4:30 in the church. All the girls over 10 years of aae af1 urged 70 come s4s s~
 The Brotherhood will neet~Ion.orrovx. Friday evening Tor Carpet bowling and social. Ladies are cordially invited.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
TO TRANSFER R1AILROAD

London, May 12.-(Canadian Press) At the meeting of the shareholders Of the Grand Trunk Railway com I'any today it was decided to ratify the agreement between the manage ment and the Canadian government providing for the transfer of the con trol of the railway to the government this month
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
OFFICE FORGE ENTERTAISED.

The Waterbury force of sthes Con necticut Light and Power company was entertained last evening by the lo- cal branch. Bowling tournaments were played. followed by dance at, Electric hall
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
YOUNG GIRLS NEED CARE
Mothers! Watch Your Daughters Health
Health Is Happiness

t From. the time a gir reaches the age of twelv' until wofnanhood is estab lished she needs all the car, the thoughtful mother cal give. -. -. ....- .
 The condition that tn, girl is thexi passing throuGl is so critical and may hav' such far-reaching effect upon her future happiness and health that it IS almos criminal for . mother q guardian to withhold courl sel or advice. .fr4yUs
 Many a woman has sui fered years of prolonga pain and misery througI shsSingo been the victim q thought essriess or ., rance on the part of ' who should have guided he through the dangers an, difficulties that beset thi| period. ar .te-ry sz-,-r s- isiAfothers shoiidt the1 .girls what danger eomd from standing anouad witI cold or wet feet, from liftin heavy articles, end froi ovsrworking. Do not ls her oveTstudy,If she con
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
REPORT OF SEALIIR

The report of the sealers of weights and measures for the year shoWs, Numher of devices inspected an" approved. 4.959. condemned for re- patr. ga. connacatcd. z: number oI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
GAINESVILLE

The Tuesday Music Club met at the
home OF Miss Marcia .ludkins last night.
A program Of American music wa"
given.
Mrs George Fisher nf walton avenue
is improving after beng quite SCR LOT
the past TWO weeks.
Mrs. ChaS Cnrngi!l and son are visit
ing relatives 1t bethesda this week:
Sir and Mrs Theo. Mo!dcn had as
their guests sunday, Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam Mctzncv. Miss Sara Metzner; Hess
MrrSchrcd. Ethel MetZncr and Robert
M"tzncr uf Wheeling. ". Va.
MIR and Mrs j. J. Kirk OF Walton
avenue left Wednesday for the South:
wh"r" they will spend the remainder oil
Misses Ruth Dickson and Mary
Frances Workman spent sunday With
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Groves at Wheeling
W. Va.
M!sy Margaret Citizen spent one day
in WhcriinC Last week and heard hreiS-
Ter. tho viulinist. at III" Court Fhcatr"
Miss ,Crina Fr"drriCks Of Wheeling;
W. Va. was the guest Of Mrs. VIII
Moore Tuesday.
Mrs Ray Dcrrw and Miss Clara Recd
were visitors mt Wheeling last week.
Elmer g. lTor'zlr OF Wheeling spent
Tuesday IN town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
INSTALL OFFICERS
womAu's BENEFIT Association PlSunin,
Big Social Session

Installation Of officers Of Welcome
1eneflt Association Of Lady Maccabees
No. ~ of this city was held last even
ing in the old Masonic building at 1903
Market street. following which q social
session was enjoyed bv all that were
present.
Those being installed were Mesdames
c. Bremen. NJ. Rutter. r. Hall. L. Zim-
mer, n. Dinger C.. Rausch and ]. Quay.
A short and interesting musical pro-
gram was then rendered by the mcnl-
hers. which pleased all The next meet
ing will be February .. at which time
a number Of imnortant matters arc to
come up for consideration.
A committee was named last evening
which Is to complete plans FOR q mas
uuerade dance and social to be given
on Friday evening. February II. at Sell
trr's hall on the Island. Further details
Of this affair will be announced At
later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
MOUNDSV|LLE
.NURDEROU5 ATTACK MADE ON
GUARD At PRISON BY CONVICT

" officers. Price journeyed to tho lat
ter county and gave himself up.
He was interviewed by the Brooke
county prosecutor. and placed under
S5,""D hail pending corpner'S inquest
L. be held probably to-day. The little
girl. It was stated. was walking on the
new concrete road on Short Creek and
ran in front OF l'Tice's machine. which
hit her. death resulting shortly after
wards.
Factory to Resume.
The garment factory over the Beam
drug store on Jefferson avenue. VIII re-
sumo operations IN fu. Monday. It was
announced here last evening. while the
factory was closed down approximately
200 employees were out OF work.
Entertained Manufacturers.
Moundsville manufactures We're en-
tertained by the Rotarians at their reg
ular weekly luncheon held at the, Sny-
der hotel Wednesday at noon. Several
interesting talk were made by Rotary
members followed by q brief business
session. The meeting was one of the
best in attendance in recent weeks.
Donate Seventeen Books.
Seventeen books have been donated to
the public library on Tomiinson avenue
during the past two weeks. All OF the
books were IN very good condition and
Will add greatly to tho splendid collcc-
ton.
Resumes work.
The glass factory employees resumed
their work again this morning after
having been laid off for the past two
days, due to an insufficient supply or
gas to run the furnaces A vast amount
OF the ras was consumed during the
brief CO spell which caused a short
age OF iuel At the factory.
Many Revivals.
Three reviYalS are being carried on IN
local churches and many good speakers
have been procured for the meetings
The services at the NJ. L. church began
last evening with large crowd IN at
Tendance. Two of the services Will
probably end this week however, two
others will continue iudefin!te.y.I
Kwanis Meeting.
An important meeting OF the local
Kiwanis Cluh Will be held this even
ing at o'clock at the Snyder Hotel An
been prepared which will be rendered
after the business session. good at
tendance Is expected.
CONNECTIONS May Drop.
AS result 70 the recent drop In the
price of corrections In Wheeling local
people are now looking forward TO
decrease in this city. Since the whole
salers' have made their decrease IN the
many cit!lclls> that the retailer should
now follow suit.
Nine coavicts Arrived.
Nine couvi!tS arrived At the state
pcn:tcntia-E here yesterday. Seven oil
the number we're from Mcdowell Coun-
u one from Berkeley and the other
from baltimore. The latter being fed
era! prisoner These state convicts were
all short termerS.
Moundsville Briefs.
John Lehcw IS eXcaNat!ng ground Tor
the purpose Of erecting a NV dwelling
on I'urdy aS"aU". The ~tUICtur" Will be
two stories high and VIII contain five
rooms.
/. o.. t,rc,Ifa Yl,.,p,--,,,u his vr0e 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
STEUBENVILLE

Strubcnytl1r. Jan. @6.--BarneV ORricn.
indicted Nv the recent grand jury for
r"bhinE county jail prisoner. was SEN
Fenced tu one Ia seven wears IN the
chi, ponit"ntiary today by Judge carr
Smith after he had entered plea or
guilty. O'Rricn was also charged with
obtaining money from other jail prison
rr,; on ~" 'rtctrms" that he could secure
for them their liberty. He was jail
truSty 1T IN" lime.
Keller Captured.
Oryili" Keller, a-"d u wears. OF Iron
dale. ohio. who broke jail with four
other mon her" in December and who
has since been at Urge. was r"C1ptured
here last. night when hr broke into
p.,n-ynn's taXi office. within stones
throw Of the nolirr STATEN. and made
his bed near thr stove He WIS found
fast aslccD by the officers. Keller was
Indicted for criminal assault and VIII
he held for trial.
MT Loeb Banqueted.
Frank s Loeb. who has resigned rs
,-rncraI manarrr Of real estate Of the
Nrirton steel company To accrHt IN"
n,anaErrnont II the nuUucSnc Reduction
rr,nnanv at FIT ShurEh. was the gucS;
of n,uur al n banquet given 1T The Fort
Srpuhrn last might by W":rton Steel
officials. who nude him tho nr"sent 0r
, fine rold watch n token Of their
rr,rrm Tho presentation mad"
Nv General Munger ! G. "iliGm%. Mr..
lo-h rorS to PITT shurrh February J..
md viii he succeeded at Wcrtun by
Wray lsidrelv Of this civ.
Women Arrested.
According To disNt'"hcS today from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
'MECHEN
Entartain Society.

Entertain SOCIETY,".
Mrs. Ben Stejhcns VIII entertain the
members Of the Ladies Eible Class OF
the Church of God this evening at nor
home on Caldwell street. The CHIEF d.
versions OF the evening Will be music
and tarious forms OF necdlcwork. AZ
IL late hour the guests Will reiar I"
the dining room where tempting
luncheon will be served.
Plans for Play Progressing
Plans for the annual operettt 70 nc
given nv the students of the Union
fifth S,h,,l arc progressing nicely.
The choosing Of the characters Is al
most complete. and r"hcIrSllS VII! ne
started r"Nt w""k. Tho play Will be
quite different this year from amy pre-
vious one. and Will II" doubt make a
biz hit II IS hing directed by MISS
StronUcrc. music Instructor OF the
Union schools.
Final Practice.
Tho final practice Of tho boys team
Of the Union Hirh School before meet
ira, thr West Liberty Normal lads VII.
lac held this eveuIug. S!rnll work ana
distant r,tching for the baskets VIII l."
p-lCtlCcd.
Getting Along Nicely.
Tho many friends It Mrs. WIN. VIC
Fam who several days ago was hit
bv a piece Of coal which dropped from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
JOHN SMOKEY, LIFE rERnER FROM
MCDOWELL COUNTY, WHO MADE
ESCAPE SOME TIME AGO. Is
ASSAULTER.
Jossph Williams, Guard Sunereo se'e3o
Cut ON Ear Prom Knlfe WOUND IL
dIctsd by Smokey.

Apother murder within the walls OF
the state penitentiary at MoundsViiio
I,irht have been on the record books 10.
~ but FOR the quick work ~ one OF
.Se guards at the penal institution. John
smokey, q life term convict sent up
frum Mcdowell county for murder as
Saulted Guard Joe Williams "Wednesday
y1orninr about 9 o'clock with tailor
tntte and inflicted a wound on the race
~ the guard Smokey had been reprl,
nanded several days ago by the Guaro
FOR entering the tailor shop through
forhidden entrance Smokey Is the negro
who escaped some time ago ana raii-
roaded" all the way 20 Cihcinnali'
where ne was apprehendeo ana re-
Near the time OF the assault Smokey
entered the tailor shop through me
wrong entrance, and when Guard VII
liams attempted 10 aTain reprlmand the
convict about the matter the termer At
tackled the guard with tailors knite
similar 70 the one w III. Holly Grit-
Am murdered his fellow convict with
In a bold leap for his freedom. Inc
convict had only made one pass al
Guard Williams. however, before sew
er:tI other guards took hand IN the
smokey attempted to make geta-
xYay, bur he was halted by bullet from
the gun OF a nearby guard Which nit
Srnokey's foot. He was taken TO the
hospital. where the wound was dressed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Baby Coughs
require treatment with remedy that Con
tSins no opiates. Piso.s 10 mild but ehec-
tive: pleasant to take. Ask your druggist los
PI s O'S

home in New Ma.tinsville tomorrow at
ter spending the past few days In this
city with friends
Mrs. l.. j. Timby Is reported to II"
getting along nicely following an op-
Grafton in the OHIO valley General Hos
pital at Wheeling earlier in the week.
John Cafrner who has been Nisit'nE
h.re for some time will leave this aft
ternoon for his home in Charleston.
Miss Leila Faulkner, Of Fairmont, is
visiting relatives in this city Tor
few days. 80 ~
tonight for Columbus and other ONO
cities where they will spend several
days with friends
Mrs. Noel Corrum has returned 10
her home in Morgantown after spend
ing the past few days on business hero.
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a train while she was crossing the
RI ilroad track. and sustained number
cf serious bruises. VIII be glad 10 learn
that she is getting along nicely, ana
viii hc back tn her normal condition
within u i'w days.
Planning Annual Ball.
rlanS arc beng made for the annual
Gnifurm ball - be gwen b. the l.. H.
*. Of f. in the Ar!ou hall IA Wheel
.nE IN To-. Near future. The enact GATE
iDr IN" affair has not as yet been SET:
but tile committee IN chArg" Will hoiu
. meeting within few days and CON
plate plans far II. IN effort ~ BENG
made to make THIS the most successful
lail yet held by thu organization.
Interesting Service.
IN Interesting and we'll attended ser
wee VAS held last evening At the thris-
tan thUrcH. when Key. &. W. tuIIcr:
pastor spoke on plain Missionaries
Following Ia, sermon bdptiHnaI ser
IL. E. Church.
Tonight VIII l." "lmHIi" School NlEht
at the NJ. r. tHurch. and Key. thnna-
gIu viii srrnh upon 'T'" In" WIN q
Purpose" An effort - being made To
have q large turnout Of students. and
I'M. right sid, ut the church has been
reserved for tHrm. Th" chorus choir has
4 number of beautiful selections to
render.
Ike, FLANAGAN spoke upon LIS Young
Man Safer at tho service last evening.
especially for young men Of this city.
There Was 4 lHrR" turnout
jazz Four aDnce.
The weekly dance al the Jazz Four
Club VIII b" held th:s evening in 81.
.I.unrS hal! on Locau street. An or
rhrStra from Martins Ferry has been
Engaged for the evening. which WI!
render program OF ~ t'trS. dtny.hS
numbers Everyone IS invited to attend.
Entertain Ladies' Aid
~ her home ON Tenth street th!s
evening. Mrs. sarah krlter Will enter
tain the nrmh"rS ~ IN" Ladies Ald So
cicty of the CHRISTIAN Church. Needle
work Of Various kinds will I'M the
evenings program. delicious lunch
con viii be SERVED At u hate hour.
Tickots Selling Fast.
Tickets for the BASKETBALL game be-
tween the bows and girls of Union and
She West Liberty \"rmal team were
p.accd on sale yesterday and there Is
:, greet demand Coz thrm. \" doubt tho
same lnrrc crowd VIII I'll the gym
''''''". McMechen Personals.
Mrs. John BrlnhmLU. formerly Miss
irene Krantz. - seriously i'll in the
ohm valley Genera! Hospital
Mr.. and Ms ". II. .i"h l!foi have have
town after Spcndjn- the uast month
h.rc ~ :n.. ..urs' OF Mr.. AMI Mrs JOHN
Ilr"r, aud rrm'iy - Baltimore Sirr't.
Robert Kinc:id is confined 10 his
hos. an l.uuIn street seriously IL
Miss r..Irru Iiruhu who has been Ill
ru, Il number OF days NJ her home on
l.ur;,u street ~ improving.
Mrs. Hny Fletcher of FHirnlont Is
e,,,,,Jirr number Of days IN TINS city
a. IT," guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sea
in.rnt Of L"yau street.
Mrs Harvey l,hud" IS able 70 hc out
arirr hrii,,, ~ ro~ srrrral days at her
hon" on tiarriy'd street. c..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
praised the good they have accom-
With EACH Purchase.

praised the good they have accom-
plished.
Prof. Allard Doepkin, director Of the
church choir, conducted the preseata-
ton Of a very beautiful program OF
music last evening.
Henry Bieberson. president OF the
congregation, gave short talk. review
ing the activity Of the various church
organizations in raising the money 10
clear the church debt.
Social Session.
Following the program in the church
auditorium, the gathering repaired to
the social room where committee Of
ladies' Of the congregation, served a
buffet luncheon.
During the social hour. several must
cal selections were played by the
church orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
SAINT johns
OUT Of DEBT.
CENTER WHEELING coRGREGA'
TON CELEBRATES LAST PAY
nNr OF ITS OBLIGATION
Rev VIM. g. ulfert, Pastor, Reeitss
Interesting History Of Church
and Building.

Th. concentration of ST. Johns Evan
,-elical church, Twcnty-sccond and
Chapline streets last evening ceIe-
bratcd the liquidation Of the church
debt with a congregational meeting at
which the pastor. the Rev. William q.
I'lfert, presided. approximately S"o
members and friends Of the congrcga-
ton were present.
Last September. an Indebtedness OF
s3.50U remained standing against the
church property. This has all since
been removed and the books of Treas
urcr w. A. Driehorst at last nights
celebration showed n balance of 1865
in the treasury.
History Of Church.
The pastor. Rev. Lltert, In his ad-
dress To the congregation last night.
rccitcd the history of st. Johns Evan
gellcal church from its organization to
the present day. The congregation. NE
said, was organized in 1885 and in 1895
the first cditicc was erected on Eight
eenth street. Thirtyfour years later.
in 1870, new place Of worship was
erected at Seventeenth and Market
street, on the site now occupied by the
beautiful Baltimore & Ohio railway
station. In 1909. the present beautiful
ond streets in which the congregation
now worshIps, was erected. leaving
debt. in excess OF the amount received
from the previous site. Of $1,000. In
the first ten years following the dedi-
cation Of the new cdiic". approximately
900 OF this debt was paid, lcaving
So. Ou0 Of this debt and $500 for inn
provements to be paid since last Sep
tembrr. Rev. Ulfert was the first, and
has been the only pastor OF the con-
errgation. and Is held in highest cs-
tacm not only by his own congrc cation.
but by the citizens OF the community
at large.
church Congratulate.
Rev. c. a. Noss. pastor Of the Smith
field Evangelical church Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. delivered the other address OF the
evening lie told the members Of st.
Johns congregation that they should
not regard their work as completed
since the church debt has been paid.
Thvy should continue TO work. he said.
y the congregation will md itself
again in debt II inactivity is permitted
If rnd a splendid tribute Ia the pas
iur and congregation OF ST. Johns, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
MAN GIVES Up
TOPQL|CE HERE
s,va He Ran over Little Girl 1t Short
Greek Road Hut Accident
Was Unavoidable.

wru!am Happy" Price. OF this city.
Na,Erd into police headquarters Wed
re,,lay morning and gave hlinselt up
n.,,;r,. that the Brooke county authori-
tics we're after him resultant from his
n,rchine hitting Susan, the S-year-oid
damsh,er OF Mr. and ME3. Michael kro-
bauk on the Short Creek road. last sun
II causing the little girls death. The
local police informed Price that ne was
nct wanted or any kind OF charge here
40 he was referred to the Brooke coun-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Church Congratulated.

Cleveland. Mrs. Agnes Mcdonald and
daughter. Elizabeth Of this city. were
arrested thrr" today when they arrived
there 10 claim two weeks old baby
which had been abandoned tho several
days ago. According 10 Mrs. Mcdonald
III" baby belongs - her sister Violet
hughes Of this city. who. failing 10
secure a place for II in hoSpita! thcrc
last week. left II IN n taN!cab and came
h0lr" without II.
Pass Ordinance.
An ordinance prohibiting the sale Of
fireworks eNc"~tinE on the third and
fourth nf July In this city was passed
by city council last night the idea be-
Ing IN prevent annoyance 10 citizens by
Youngsters who usually begin celebra-
ion nf Independence day a couple OF
weeks ahead OF time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Grv11 rI1GGAn.

Davis Island Dam-S.1 feet, falling;
clear.
Oil City, feet. falling; clear.
Stcubenville-13.6 feet, falling; clear.
Morgantown-S.s feet. falling; clear,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-23
PEGGY STENCILS OWN
WINDOW DRAPES AND
SAVES HER PIN MONEY
Ia "Make" ArtIcIe IOr GIrIs.

Pegs room was finished in blue.
Blue was her favorite color, all
right, but somehow she wasn't sat-
ished with the room-something
seemed lacking. Maybe those plain
white curtains ought to have lit
tie color in them" thought she.
So she took down the heavy scrim
drapes and decided to stencil some
sort OF a design on them. Red,
she thought, would go best with the
blue hnishings. And roses, red
roses, were what she planned to
stencil on the edges OF the white
drapes.
At the art shop downtown she
bought at a small cost a tube OF
red oil paint, a small bottle OF trr-
pentine. a stencil of roses that suit
cd her, and long-handled paint
brush with short, stiff bristles.
Arrived home, she laid big piece
of blotting paper on board on the
table and over it placed a corner OF
the scrim curtain.
Then, in an old cup, she mixed
together little Of the oil paint and
turpentine. She tested the paint on
a scrap cloth to see that she had
the right color, and that the paint
was not too thick.
The stencil pattern was pinned
evenly on the corner Of the curtain
a half inch from the hem. Dipping
the brush into the paint, she daubed
it carefully on the spots of cloth
that showed through the stencil.
Soon the first strip of sterciling
was finished, so Peg took the pins
from the pattern and moved it
along the edge of the curtain and
commenced stenciling once more.
In a short while the whole length
and bottom of the curtain had been
stcnciled with roses, and Peg sur,
veyed her work proudly.
She did not fold the curtains i'm.
mediately, but allowed the paint tc
dry first, and then hung the drape'
to the window.
How much more cheerful thos'
strips of roses made the room!
Peg found that her home-sten
fciied curtains could be washed a
readily as the ordinary colored one
il the paint was not too thick an,
the same amount of care was used
and now she won't have any othe
kind in her room.
Tomorrow: Something About Ad
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