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Evening star., 1921-05-08
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

Camp No. l. met Wednesday and
all members who have a birthday
during the month of May are cordially
invited to the birthday party to be
given next Wednesday evening \
surprise is in store. This camp meets
every Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, 465 * street southwest
Mrs. Ella Barnhart. orphanage
committee for the District. is giving
a box party at Potomac Bank Hall
Tuesday at o'clock FOR the benefi,
of the orphans The members of tn.
order are requested to help make this
SUCCESS.
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WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.

The masters Of the degree work for
Washington will journey to Balti-
more during this month and admins
ter the protection degree to a class Of
sixty initiates at Lord Baltimore
Camp The robes and paraphernaiia
of Elm Camp will be taken and the
full work. with the Joseph's scene,
will be exemplified. Perfected Wood
craft will be we'll represented from
Washington and a special car will be
chartered The degree team includes
the following: Consul Commander,
Thomas r. Eckloff; past consul COM
mander. Thurston G. Brown: adviser
lieutenant, Frank n. Mcpherson: 3:
banker, David S. Dawson; escort j.
Pumphrey; watchman. joseph Rabbit;
IshmaeIite. Albert j. Whitworth; /;
slave, Bert Wells.
Lieut. Col. Mcconnell will take
company of the Uniform Rank. repre-
senting all local camps. to support
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Home Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening. Several candidates will be
presented for enrolment.
Excelsior Lodge will have work in
the Knight Rank at Its meeting
Tuesday evening.
Columbia Lodge will hold q cere-
monial in the knight Rank We'd
nesday on a class of esquires. A So
cial hour will follow the ceremonial
Work 10 progressing in Webster
Lodge comforting the ranks on her
roster of candidates. Tuesday even
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. 16, G pm. +.
e.: 40. T.. A.
Tuesday-Fedpral. No. l. NJ. NJ; Aca-
cia. No. Is. NJ. NJ.
WedncSday-;rand Lodge, pm.
Saturday No. /. special
NJ NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday Mount Vernon. No. 3. called
on: Hiram. No. 10. Il. \.
Tuesday Potomac. No. $, T. and NJ.
T.. NJ.
wednesday ay-washinston. Naval, No.
6. X. 4.
Thnrsday-W Washington. No. 2-Mark
Friday-Eurcka. No. 4. I. and NJ. h.
NJ.
Saturday No. s. special.
X. A.
KNIGHTS TEMPI.AR COMMAND
ERIES.
Monday Commandcry.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday Evangelist Chapter Knights
Rose CruiN. No. l. fifteenth degree.
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HANGS SELF ON SHIP.

NEW YORK. MAY AFTER toIlinl
for months in stricken Hungary 10
gather paSSag" money 10 America for
herself and two children. Mrs CATH
crime IdijcNiC hanged herself on ihH
liner Finland. at The very door Of her
Soa!.
Her ambition 10 have tho children
become Americans may not br real
lied. for they probably Will hc de-
ported lest they become public
charges
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Warningl When you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe by mil
lions. Take aspirin only as told in
the Bayer package for Colds, Head
Evening star., 1921-05-08
TALL CEpARS OF LEBANON.

Announcement is made that Wash
ington Forest of the Tall Cedars of
Lebanon is to be instituted under the
auspices of the Baltimore Forest Sat
Iurday evening. Nav IS. at S o'clock. at
the Washington Hotel
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Logan Tribe celebrated its twenty
first birthday Monday night. a spc-
cial feature of the entertain was
the presentation to ten of the charter
members of veteran badges. Among
those who received these badges were
Past Great Sachem Otto II. Fischer.
Charles F.. Fuller and James a. Madi-
son. jr. Great Sachem Strobel gave
an address. and all Of the great chiefs
were present. as well as representa-
tives from all of the tribes and
councils
Idaho Tribe. No. Is. has not changed
it's wigwam but is still meeting in
Pythian Temple. At the last meeting
several applications for membership
were received. and the work will be
conferred later in the month. Sew
eral of the great chiefs gave talks.
White Eagle Tribe. No. l.. at its
last meeting received the application
of Mr.. Wilkins. who was recommend
ed by the great chief of records. A
set of resolutions was ordered sent
to the family of the late Great Sachem
George +. Gartrell.
Sioux Tribe, No. IS. at it's last meet
ing adopted the new laws of the
tribe and they were ordered sent
to the great council of the District
for approval After routine busi-
ness. the members left for Alexandria.
Va. by special car to visit Seminole.
Tribe. No. 35. which was holding
class adoption. At the meeting of May
12, the tribe will have as guests the
chiefs and members of Ozark Tribe
of Odenton, Md.
The trading post committee will
meet Friday in the tepee of White
Eagle Council, No. 4. Pythian Temple.
third floor front. All members are re-
quested to attend Each tribe is eX-
pected to appoint two additional
members and each council five lady
members to this committee
Evening star., 1921-05-08

ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ear
ache, Toothache, Lumbago and Tor
Pain. All druggists sell Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin in handy tin
boxes of II, and in bottles of "a and
100. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic.
acidester of Salicylicacid.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HI
BERNIANS.

Division ; will meet this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock Matters affecting Cath
olic interests in Washington will be
discussed. The tWenty-fourth anni-
versary of this division will be cele-
brated by an entertainment and dance
at the Immaculate Conception Hall
OF: Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
The affair will be complimentary to
members. their families and friends.
Division No. I will meet this after
noon at 3 o'clock in Kidder's Hall.
goth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
President Griffin in the chair. This
division at it's last meeting affiliated
with the National Council OF Catho-
lie Men. and expects to take an active
part in the organization of parish
councils now in process Of formation
in WASHINGTON.
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MACCABEES.

Mount Vernon Tent received noti-
fication Tuesday evening Of the COM
ing visit to Washington Of Edward
l.. Young. great commander of the
Great Tent Of Ohio and member of
the board Of trustees of the Supreme
Tent. June IA and Is, and it was de-
termined to arrange for a big joint
meeting of the tents Of the District
with an initiation Of a class of candi-
dates during Commander Young's
visit.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to confer with National.
Georgetown. Anacostia and Mount
class initiation to demonstrate that
the District can exemplify the work
of the order as well as it is rendered
in Ohio: William B. Severe. past
commander; Sydney Haas, past COM
mander: Marion Weeks. past COM
mander; Frank Hannah. finance
keeper. and William B. Severe. jr.
A delegation from Mount Vernon
Tent No 4. District Of Columbia. paid
a fraternal visit to Alexandria Tent.
No. .. Alexandria. Va, Monday even
ing and was entertained by the de-
gree team Of that tent, who put on
the work in very creditable manner
This team won the prize two years
ago in a competitive drill with other
tents at the state convention of Nir-
ginia, and it is preparing to enter a
similar contest in June at the state
Charles f. Bender was elected state
delegate to the Virginia convention.
with DR.. wilkins as alternate.
The visitors from Mount Vernon
Tent were Marion Weeks. p. 6; VIII
liam b. Severe; p c.; william j.
Jamison. Theo. r. Severe and William
T. Severe. jr.
Pythian Temple was crowded Thurs
day evening. when Aunt Dinah's
Quilting Party" was presented by the
young ladies of the National Review.
Much credit is due Mrs. Lillian Hall,
director of the affair: Miss Mary Mo-
riarity. who impersonated Mlrandy
Spriggins. and little Catherine Thom-
as The young folks enjoyed dance
until a late hour.
Mount Vernon, No. 2. and Bethesda
met Thursday evening.
At the meeting of Columbia Review
last night several applications were
balloted on. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney,
marathon runner, is speeding on
her way across the United states.
and at her present rate will soon win
the race.
The various reviews and tents
Of the city were represented at
a committee meeting Thursday even
ing in regard to the Marshall Hall
excursion TO be given in midsummer.
At the regular meeting of Liberty
Union Monday evening. large class
of candidat was initiated The floor
work was exemplitied by the guard
team under the direction of Capt.
Margaret Dobrowolski After the
business session social time fol-
lowed. marathon songs were sung
and refreshments served
Mrs. Florence Topping. lieutenant
commander Of Mount Vernon, No. ,.
in Sibley Hospital. and Mrs. Stella
Towner. record keeper of Columbia.
in Emergency Hospital. are conva-
leScing.
At the regular meeting Of the Union
guard team next Wednesday evening,
the commanders of the various re-
views will rchearse for the state rally
to be held in June. The guard team
will give an entertainment and card
party Saturday evening at Perpetual
Savings Bank Hall
Meeting the current week are
Georgetown, Brightwood, Victory and
National
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Nope Council. No. /. will hold a
class visitation Tuesday night. Visit
ing members invited.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Fidelity Chapter. No. le. will meet
Tue sday evening for business ses-
sion and program. Members from other
jurisdictions are welcome
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MiZpah Chapter. No. S. will hold
special meeting Wednesday for initia
ton.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Loyalty Council. No. 10, held its
regular meeting Friday. at which
time the coming class initiation was
postponed from May 13 to May 20
in order to give more time for prep
aration.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

The sixteenth annual convention Of
the National League of Masonic Clubs
will be held in this city May 10. II
and II.
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Areme Chapter. No. 10. the first
subordinate Eastern Star organiza-
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ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

A special service for all chapters Of
the order will be held tonight at
O'Clock in Trinity Civic and Com
munity Church. Sd and streets. Rev.
David r. Covell. rector Geor ge Flem-
ing Moore. 33d degree. sovereign grand
commander of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite OF Free Masonry
for the Southern Jurisdiction Of the
! United States. will speak on "Educa-
ton and Mr.. Covell will give talk
on The New Meaning Of the Star"
| Members of all local chapters have
been invited and special musical
numbers will be provided. The gem
eral public is invited.
! Arlington Chapter was instituted at
iChcrrydale. Va. Tuesday night by the
worthy grand patron of Virginia. DR..
! r.. a. Drum. Despite the inclement
weather there were about 100 mem
; bers present.
! The new chapter starts off with a
! goodly number of members already
enrolled. all enthusiastic and good
workers Officers were elected and
installed as follows: Worthy matron
' Mrs Louise Burkholder: worthy pa
! tron. Mr.. John g. Dudley: associate
! natron. Mrs. Annie L. Janson: secre-
tary. Mrs Belle e. Schutt: treasurer.
Mrs. Dora Prender: conductress. Mrs.
Jane Jones: associate conductress,
! Mrs. Alice a. Topley: cha plain, Mrs.
! Harriet O. May: marshal. Mrs. Sarah
/ Parker: organist. Miss Anna Bischoff !:
Adah. Mrs. Edith NJ Walton: Ruth.
! Miss Cora Schutt: Esther. Miss Marie
Schutt. Martha. Mrs. Eleanor Adams: !:
! Elccta. Mrs. Ada o. Ransdell: warder.
Mrs. G. CrumD. and sentinel. Mr.. 7. b.
; Adams
! After installation the worthy ma
; tron Of Arlington Chapter. L. s.. re-
: quested the officers Of Mary Washing
/ ton Chapter. No. so. of Clarendon. Va
! to confer the degrees on a class Of
fifteen. which was done in most i'm
pressive manner. Past worthy grand
matron Mrs. Blanche Torreyson as
J sisted in III" work. The meeting
night will be the second Monday
/, night in each month. at the Fire
mems Hall. Cherrydale. All members
| of the order are cordially invited to
attend. The next regular business
meeting will be held June l3. AT the
close OF the chapter social hour,
with dancing. will follow.
+; Cathedral Chapter. No. II. O. f.. S.
! will hold short business meeting
! Wednesday night. to be followed by a
| play given by members of the chapter
| in charge Of Mrs, Alma Humer A
| general invitation is extended TO
members of the order.
AT the last meeting a large class
| of candidates were obligated. and
Past Grand Patron Jason Waterman
| delivered n lecture interpreting the
| "Obligations of the Chapter"
The meeting of ST. Johns Lodge
| Chapter. No. Is. Q. T.. S. Of May 16
will he called to order at $50 pm, in
| the new room.
Mizpah Chapter. No. S. will hold a
special meeting Wednesday for initia :
| ton.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. will meet
| Tuesday evening for business ses-
sion and program. Members from other
Evening star., 1921-05-08

The meeting Of ST. Johns Lodge
Chapter. No. Is. o. T.. S. Of May 16
will he called to order at $50 pm, in
the new room.
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Dawson Lodge. No. l6 r, \. \. NJ
has arranged ladies' night for May
90 to be held at Wardman Park
Hotel. Tho affair Will open with a
short vaudeville entertainment fol.
lowed by dancing and light rpfresh-
rkents As the week beginning to-
morrow Will mark the opening Of the
convention here of Masonic clubs of
the United States. and as the occa-
Sion will be one of the greatest Ma
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ELKS.

Calendar. This afternoon at 4
pm. the dedication and unveiling of
the bronze tablet: Monday evening.
Los Angeles Club and illustrated
travelOgue lecture; Tuesday evening,
band rehearsal; Wednesday evening,
weekly lodge meeting; Thursday
The time for the dedication and
unveiling OF the bronze tablet this
afternoon has been changed from 3
to pm. owing to the inability of
one of the DISTINGUISHED guests to be
present before that hour. The COM
mittce requests that all members of
the lodge who served their country
in the world war attend in uniform
Visiting Elks are cordially invited
The Elks' octet and the Elks' Band
Of fifty pieces will furnish the music.
Frank J. Hogan will deliver the ad
dress. Rev. Father John /. Barrett will
make the opening prayer and Rabbi
Abram Simon will pronounce the bene-
dicton.
Harold G. Kaufman. who was ini-
1908. passed to the great beyond on
Thursday. April 2s. at the Emer
gency Hospital. and was buried on
sunday morning. May l.
Sunday evening. May I. at sne-
cial session. Washington Lodge. No.
dates. The officers eXemplified the
ritual before large number of
members. After the meeting a so
cial session was held in the banquet
hail. where the trustees had pre-
pared a luncheon.
Next Sunday the outing and shad
bake will be held at Chesapeake
Beach, and the chairman of the COM
mlttee. James BalderSon, reports
that all arrangements are completed
for a large time for those who at
tend The committee has arranged
for the twelve athletic events. with
fine prizes for tie winners of each
event The Elks Band of fifty pieces
will be on hand and keep things
lively during the day.
The officers of Washington Lodge.
No. Is. have received special in
vitation from Hagerstown Lodge to
attend it's meeting Tuesday evening
and initiate large class. They have
accepted the invitation and will leave
for Hagerstown early in the after
Evening star., 1921-05-08

hiram l.odGo. No. 10. r 4 & n.
meets in lodgcroOm No > Masonic
Temple. 18th and II streets on the
first and third Thursdays Of each
month. at 80 pm. Last Thursday
the Master Mason degree was con-
fcrred upon a small class of Candi-
dates. 4 special communication will
he held May IS. at $50 pm. at which
the Master Mason degree will econ
fcrrcd upon a large class
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Takoma Lodge. No. 2. has called a
special communication for May FL. at
:. 90 y m. at which the Master Mason
degree will be conferred on four or
more candidates. All brethren who
..'ssist in This degree are requested TO
attend III" rehearsal on May II. On
Tusday, thr months calendar began
with a r"h' arsal T.. A. and other
work is scheduled. as follows: Nav
10. J.. \ decree: MAY Il. rehearsal.
NJ ". Nav a. business: May 81. spe-
cial. " VI. degree.
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| ton to meet in the newly completed
room on the fifth floor of Masonic
Temple. was entertained ny pr frts .
Ada. Ruth. Esther Marina anu
Electa-from which the anagram
"Areme" is derived. This chapter Is
taking an active part in proVldlhs
hospitality for the Masonic cluos
about to assemble here.
Joppa Chapter met Tuesday evenlnE'
when several persons were elected 10
become honorary members. A stringed
. orchestra furnished music ana Floiih
solos were played.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. will meet
Tuesday for business session ana pro
gram. Visiting members from other
jurisdictions welcome
Mizpah Chapter will hold special
meeting Wednesday for the purpose OF
initiation. At the previous meeting a
program was supplied by line officers.
Temple Chapter. No. 13, will meet to-
morrow evening in its new chapter
room in the Masonic Temple. The
worthy matron announces a large class
for initiation.
The degrees were conferred on a class
Of twenty at the meeting Of Esther
Chapter. No. 5. Thursday evening. after
which a program was given by Charles
Myers. soloist. and Mrs. Edna X. Bryant,
reader. Associate Matron Ella B. Nc
Cord will be in charge of the spring
rummage sale which will be held at
2o1s 7th street this week. beginning
tomorrow.
Miriam Chapter, No. %. will meet to-
morrow evening in its new quarters in
The meeting will be brief to give the
members opportunity to attend the re-
ception at Scottish Rite Temple.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. after
short business meeting. will have an en-
tertainment. followed by dancing. This
will be an open meeting. and all men,
bers of the fraternity are cordially in
vited.
At the last meeting of Unity Chapter.
after degrees. Rev. John Compton Ball
gave an address on the lesson of
Ruth At the meeting Friday the en-
tertaining feature will be one-act play
can Pile. Mrs. W. B. Hoofnagle. chair
man of ways and means committee. has
arranged spring sale of aprons, pillow
slips. towels. etc, beginning at 2 pm.
Tuesday. May II, at Masonic Temple.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3. O. E. S. on
Wednesday evening entertained the
members of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. A program and refresh
ments were furnished. At the meet
ing Wednesday, which will be held in
the new room on the fifth floor of the
temple. after the business of the
chapter a short program will be
given. followed by refreshments in
the banquet room. The fraternity is
invited.
Washington Centennial Chapter. No.
26. will meet Saturday in chapter
room on the fifth floor of the Masonic
Temple. An unusual program is
promised.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Ben ja min " French Lodge No. u,
was addressed hy Dr. Thomas T..
Greene Of the American Red Cross
last Monday evening following the
couferrinS Of the Fellow Crafts de-
gree.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

The stated cOnvocation of Anacostia
Chapter. No. u. r. A. NJ. MAY 9. has
been cancelled and a special convoca-
ton called for Saturday May IA. at
80 o'clock. for the purpose of CON
rerring the Royal Arch degree.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Columhiu Commandery No . is
preparing for its pilgrimage to Fred
rrick Nav -. The train will leave
Union station AT s am. and return
a. II pm. knights from HyattsvilIc
re expected to bc in the party.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Potomac Cnmmandery. No .,
knights Tcmplar. held "A stated con-
"lavc Wednesday evening at 30. at
Masonic Temple. 1910 Wisconsin ave-
nue.. with the following schedule:
Regular business. reception of peti-
fions. installation OF captain general,
orders OF Red Cross and Malta. re-
frCshmrntS.
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Hiram Chapter, No. 10. Il. A. N viii!
meet tomorrow. when the Il. 4. de-
gree will be conferred
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Miriam Chapter No. %. will meet to-
morrow. evening in its new quarters in
chapter room No. 2. Masonic Temple.
The meeting will be brief to give the
members opportunity to attend the re-
ception at Scottish Rite Temple.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

The New Jerusalem Lodge. Nd ?.
r. A. A. NJ. will have the f. a. de-
gree Thursday al SIS, and at the
stated meeting at $50 O'Clock the r.
g degree.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

In spite Of stormy day. one hun
frcd members Of tn" Caravan shrine
Club attended tn. luncheon Wcd1.S-
dav 10 hear Rcpresrntativ" NJ Glide
Kelly of Pennsylvania. - Kelly
rave patriotic account ~ some oC
Tho things he had seen in France dur
ing the war. Next Wednesday Repre-
s"rt'iv" William Newell Naile Of
Colorado Is expected to speak.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Tuesday evening Salem Lodge will
confer the third degree for Excel
slor Lodge. under the direction Of
Degree Director Thompson
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Temple Chapter, No. 13. will meet to-
morrow evening in its new chapter
room in the Masonic Temple. The
worthy matron announces a large class
for initiation.
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The committee appointed to inquire
into the feasibility and desirability
of inviting the Imperial Council of
the 4. \. Q. ~ NJ :. to hold it's
meeting of 1928 in Washington. con-
sidered the matter Wednesday even
ing at 7:15 o'clock. This committees
recommendation will be submitted to
Almas Temple at its meeting tomor-
row.
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schedule of work for the month:
May Is (statedD. Past and Most Ex-
cellent Master degrees and May 25,
special '6:30 p.m.D. Royal Arch de-
gree.
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Salem Lodge is engaged in a move
ment for. the upbuilding of the Re-
bekah lodges. and has taken as its
particular lodge in this effort Friend
ship Rebekah Lodge. which was or
ganiZed as it's auxiliary.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

As courtesy to Myron NJ Parker
lodge, No. -. which celebrates the
10th anniversary Of its chart"ring on
Friday Hight. Capitol Royal Arch
Chapter. No II. at it's stated con-
vocation that evening. will hold as
brief a session as feasible. The only
business of Importance will be bal
lotihg on large number of petitions
NJ a special convocation. Monday
May 16. the Mark degree will be con-
frrred.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Comrade Leslie f. Cureton Of Harden
Camp died at Providence Hospital last
Tuesday morning and was buried in
Arlington cemetery Wednesday after
noon. The deceased left a widow and
two daughters. The camp conducted
the funeral exercises, with all military
honors.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Columbia Chapter, No. 15. after a
short business meeting. will have an en-
tertainment. followed by dancing. This
will be an open meeting. and all MEM
bers of the fraternity are cordially in
Vited.
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