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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
TEACHERS SENDING IN THEIR DIPLOMAS

PHOENIX. April S-The school ma a'ams of the state are sending their diplomas into the office of the state superintendent as evidence of their claims to certificates to teach. That these "sheepskins" are highly prized by their owners is shown in the care used in preparing them for transmits sion. One teacher had her diploma framed, and instead of detaching it she sent the frame and all packed in excelsior, the covering bearing the legend: Fragile: handle with care"
 All the more delicate colors of rib bons are used in ornamenting the di- plomas, and the suggestion is made that the adornment would have been
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
ALLEGED MAN ACT
 vIOlATOR HELD TO
 FEDERAL GRAND JURY

GLOBE. Ariz., April 10.-Arraigned before United States Commissioner J. F. Hechtman yesterday forenoon, Flu gene Daniel Jones. charged with vio- lation of the Mann act, was held 90 answer to the federal grand jury. His bond was fixed at $500, in default of which he was remanded to the GUS tody of the sheriff. Lillian Virginia Rice, whom il is alleged Jones trans ported from Texas. was held as a ma terial witness, her bond being fixed at $500.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
PRESCOTT YOUTH SHOT

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. April 9.-Jose Beltran. a 16-year-old section hand. died at Ramsgate, near here, today as the result of a gunshot wound receiv- ed from a rifle held by Gumerdfnco Villalobos, 20 years old. according to the verdict of the coroner's jury. vn- laIobos, who is under arrest, said the shooting was accidental.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
ROAD
 TO MORALES WILL
 BE STARTED SOON

PHOENIX, April 9. The state highway department having secured the contract for the improvement of the road from Sonoita to the San- ta Cruz-C -Cochise county Iine. the az tivities of the department are now being centered on securing first class highway between Fairbanks and Nogales at as early date as possible. it was announced today by Tom Mad dock. state engineer.
 Maddock has pust returned from a tour of the state made in company with Ed Wolfe. chief construction engineer. The contrac, Tor the ro1d out of Sonoita was secured by the state at d price o, cost plus 10 per cent. all private bids being rejected by the highway commission of Santa Cruz county on the grounds that they were too high.
 Forces which were a, work on the Vail Behson highway are being transferred to Santa Cruz county. and actual construction viii be start ed in the immediate future. These forces were employed on sections A and B. of the Naii-Benson road, un- der a similar arrangement as that which has been entered into with San ia Cruz county These sections were built by state forces at cost of ESQ., GOO as compared to s150.OO0, the low est bid submitted by private con tractor.
 In addition to camp and grading equipment. the state is moving some sS0. worth Of equipment. also INT and black powder. received from the federal government, into Santa Cruz county.
 The stretch of road between So nOita and the Cochise county line, " said Maddock today. represents the worst section of the road between Nogales and Fairbank. The depart ment is now working on plans for an additional section west of So noita to Patagonia. It is also pre- pairing plans for that portion of the road lying in Cochise county. Funds for the latter unit will be provided by the omnibus bill and federal aid. Funds from the Santa Cruz bond is sue supplemented by federal aid. will provide funds for the construction of that portion of the route lying in Santa Cruz"
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
MEXICAN GENERAL TO INVESTIGATE BORDER
 MUNITIoN RUNNING

MORALES. Ariz. April 9.-General Monge. commanding Mexican forces at HermOsillo. arrived at the border today to investigate reports of al legged gun running along the inter- national line. Representatives of the military intelligence department and of custom guards said that ammuni- tion and gun smugglers have been active during the past thirty days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
mATAOOR SHOT AND KILLED
 BY SOLDIER IN AGUA PRiETa

DOUGLAS. April s.-Enrique Var ela. mataGor. was shot and killed by soldier following an argument in Agua Prieta yesterday afternoon.
 There were no witnesses to the shooting who could tell what the ar gument started over
 Narela is said to have been drink ing heavily for several days and was in d quarreisor state of mind. The name of the soldier could not be learned
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
THREE TUCSON MEN
 HURT IN AUTO WRECK

MORALES, Ariz, April 9.-P. L.. Beardsley. J. D. Farley and H. Good man. residents of Tucson, were only slightly injured when the automobile in which they were riding early this morning turned over on the Pata- gonia road, near the river bridge near Santa Cruz. The car was badly wrecked The accident happened when the lights on the machine failed and the automobile went over an en- bankment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
GOVERNOR GOES SOUTH

PHOENIX. April 2. - Gov. Thomas F. Campbell and State Land Commis- sioner Kuchler plan to leave tomor- TOW for the southern part of Pima county in connection with the con- troversy between the "a Osa Rancn and Cattle company and other inter ests over some land. part of which belongs to the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
PHOENIX LEADS NATION
 IN INCREASE IN POSTAL
 SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Deposits in the United States postal savings system were approximately $161 ,15o.- 900 April 1. the post ofice department announced today Phoenix, Ariz- with deposits for March totalling $15S,G64, led in the gains for the month and jumped from 139th to ssh rank.
 Boston came second with $146,s92; i; New York third with ss4.Ss1; Globe. Ariz., fourth with $21,700.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
cage" al Hotel Hood.
ROAD MEN HERE.

Engineer Jenkins and E. w. Little. Of the state road camp near Pantano. were in Tombstone today on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17

Nogales-contracts totaling SS,143,. 50 let for laying city pipe line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
TEACHER
 IS SLOWLY RECOVERING

JEROME, Ariz.. April 9. - Miss Lucille Gallagher continues to make satisfactory Improvements at the United Verde hospital and the at tending physicians have strong hopes Of preserving her eyesight and also of being able to prevent any serious facial disfigurement
 The most severe of the burns are those around the right eye and it will be almost a miracle if there are not some scars remaining around the outer orbit and also along the temple. The young teacher is ce- ported as resting fairiy comrorta- ble and suffering little pain save in the region of the lower neck and upper chest where several eX- teusive burns were suffered from ,he acid thrown into her face by Mrs Clarence V Hopkins. last Fri day. and which soaked down into her waist.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17

Chandler breaks ground for $s0.000 theatre and airdOme.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-17
Not Arraisned.

Mrs Hopkins has not yet been ara igned It was expected that this would have been done yesterday bat the defendant became sick and 1t was not considered advisable to bring her over until she had recov- cred. The nature of her ailment has not been made known According to recent issue of the Prescott Jour nal-Miner. she was in good health day or two ago and was able to receive sisters with whom she talked for a considerable time giving them her version Of the case
 Miss Gallagher's mother has arrived from Nevada and is in almost con stant attendance at her daughters bedside
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
FIRE. REVEALS FACES

Th' fire revealed good numhc,
"I white n"n. At the height of the
Ii"r an automobile containing Il mem
h"r OF Halifax board Of health pas ed
hy and ia :. man so. out and invest gat
ed the .irc. but could see no ono
about the premises and no sign OF
u crowd. No Szock was burned and so
far as known nobody was burned. The
cnttrc homestead was lrvclcd aud the
mans corn was still smoldcring tn s
morning.
Fi''Eman WAS buried yesterday and
tn" corontrs jury, which was to hayo
GHmplnted its work yesterday contln
u'd ITS work this morning. Accordin;
To tn" sheriff there is no doubt that
the man wa murdered and fearfullv
maltrcatod possibly after d,nth. He
said that the ploc1c had no definite
case aga MS Coleman AMI that he was
merely one OF several taken into Gus
tody for closer quc'tioning at Il later
day.
The sheriff also states that arrests
VII probably be made among those
who attacked tho jail. and that "de.
Vc!opments may come in few DAYS"
"" lntimatcl that he had been too
busy since the attack to give anv
greet attention to this.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
FULTON NOTES.


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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
pITUIAN ANNIVERSARY.

The Suhordinuc lodycs of tlc
Nniyh,s of pythias .and the subordl.
notc eolrts of thr Order Of Calauthc oh
served their anniversaries in u ioiu,
u,,ctinr in this city Sunday March
n1th rho members of thc Order os.
scmhlrd nj tho pythi,n c,etlo -o7
y ,rbi.a .tr,,.. .,,d ,, L., ,h. ,,,
rin,l R,nl n,,rchcL I, ,bo 1,ix.i,
Nuunt Zion HontiSt rburcb uLor.
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g, p,,., iprroy.iv, and ,r,,rn,,ri,,n
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
Gov. HANWNtD GOES BACK TO
GET tG!.ORTn NI'RDE~'

When Col. Bn Hayward Of Nc1.raS.
X. Now Nnrl; "nd tie one irlc 369th
fn'tcd states infantry. "olorcI Zoos
H'na"a III" CNnardcr AGuitania Tues.
day morning TO s"t ont for Ch'rrOury
and tn" accomnlis hment il France OF
, > mission he hO1e sacred the will
10 his best to wait in the general d.
rcctiOn OF the White House the
thonght suggestion that he ie not run
n'ne away from ht1 application for
,'hc Amhassadorshin to France. The
Pres dent VIII lc9"n this r>o.uing the
real reason why Co. Bill turns his
back on the II. s a. and the rursuit
% hia diplomatic ambition 1T this the
critical time.
Th" Colonel rnd his dark douee-.
boys fought the Gnrmans Fl; long ,h,.
A'enc and THROUGH tho Argonnc as n
rar' nf tho Forrih Frnn"h Army IN
do Con. GonroNa ""d had n notable
"hArc in heating i,:c!t the Great Germ
N "TnnSiv" o. Vnn" 1ofo nnd trrrtr.
q NJ" a Gorman rnui. . For that
achievement Franc" gave Col Bill
~" q" on of Vn"nr and srnttcrcd
40" "rOe~eS ~ 'hrn"~', Tho men,
Ams' "rdHm Ecws.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., APRIL Z, 1921
\ GRFAT DAY IN I.INCHBCRG.


In" Annuai Nclebra'ioh OF inc
hh'ShtS 81 f!thiaS ana courts o' a.
Enlhc was hcld At JACKSON street NJ
IL. lhur'h SuhuaE evening" III "'"'
/" clock. inc spacious AUDITORIUM N"S
taxed TO It's capacity, SlanulhG room
" rcmium. ihcr" WAS Il %rand SNOW
ing OF i"th Knights &ni ladies ot TINS
grand ANA GiortonS "rd"r.
TN" pastor R"v. {. &. Curry had
jul '"t"rn"d from tontrr"nc" and
received uS wTh outatic,'hcd arms.
!. i. Evans, District Deputy and
Mrs. j. Il. Evans. -. ID. G.. W. G., oc
curi"i the rostrum also Mr.. Jas. G..
ajurH and Mudum Katie =. Stewart.
Program WAS rendered n& follows:
l,"ma lis on the '5nan -ial condition
q; '&c order were given i'll figures 10y
District Deputy J. =, Evans: Paper,
Mr. Lillian lNr"inhotham; music.
CAo.r; solo. Mr.. Rudolph johnson. :.
.ulo .r=trUmrn.ri Miss Nancy Colds;
berry; paper. Mrs. Elj2abctl u. Davis
subject "Frirnd i".' quar,c,tc, Nir.
n.nia Seminary. Solo Instrumental
Miss Daisy C2m"N"n; address. y. D.
G. W. &. NJ. w. Evans.
y collection WIS then lifted amount
ing t" >t3.oo. Artn" hcin& rrminHc,l
tha; the Seminary Ouartc,tc which
h1d rendered such brautifuI music
WIS "omro~cd ot r"un" men TRYING 70
fit themselves for places of uscru,
ness IN the world. the Order asked
roY IN additional collection wbich
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02

Manning. the Negro whose COMES
'lonS ieo to II" rcvclr' i1.lS on thr
N''llamS farm, was brought back to
Atlanta tonight ana placed in the
sutton County jail.
REPORTS from .!aSpcr County to-
night stated that sentiment was
strong AGAINST Williams. owner of
The plantation where the Wholesale
murders arc alleged 10 have been
committed According to Department
OF Justice Investigators. who worked
with tn" officials of Jasper and New
ten Counties. Will ms employea
were rcEcrr~l to rs "Wiliams' chain
gang who were ruled with iron tffs
ripllnc and seldom permitted to leave
the place.
two room cabin on the Williams-
farm today was pointed ont as the
Storkade" where the Negroes were
locked un ut night The windows wnre
barred and tn" three doors chained
Mt night. It wns stated h,x in tive day
time these were removed -',,k:ng the
house look like an Ordinar" "nrin.
Roth county snd Federal H,rccs will
continue the invcstira'lor. e IS said
In an effort % develOn whether other
crimes had been committed rrior to
the deaths OF Negroes whose bodies
have already been recovered
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
THE RECOSSTRUCTION SESSION
OF THE NATIONAL RACE,
CONGRESS- or AMERICA
INCORPORATED

Ihc sixth Annui Session OF I'll"
National Race Congress IF America,
Inc. wlW convene at Mon Baptist
'hurch. T. street, between "rd and
Streets :. w.. Washington.
ID. G., May to !, 1921, Rev. w
!. Il N"'". Pastor. Every organiza
ton II III" race. nc'uding local unit
"l M 'on&r"SS. Churches, Leagues
fra'"rnal So"i"'i"$ ar" requested 10
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
|ND|CT MEMBERS o.:
HOUSTON MOB

Irnchhurg. Va. March 2S.-Fiftccn
whit" men were indicted at Houston
'o!ay charged with being implicated
in tho mob tho night of March 20,
which attempted to break into the jail
ana seize Jim Coleman, colrrcl.
The man was hCll at til" time in
connection with the murder OF :,
white man named William Hickman.
and il h"S zinc" developed that there
is no evidence that he kuuHS Iny.
thing Z TIL" murder. Other ind,rt
men = wcr" "Np"r."d during the after
noon. The Eraud jury is not to hr
asked To intCStjGatc the murder o.
Richmond at thi< term. the authuriti";
lin" tr get evidence sufficient to 90
10 thN Jury.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
TIIi; ANNIVERSARY NT STIDLEI

There WAS a great gathering Il, the
th"S nut Gr"v" B pti>t Church. aun.
day March -. 1921. The occasion be
ing th" Anniversary Exercises OF the
. knights Of pythiaS and Courts o.
: talan,h he. The following lodges and
courts met in joint ""ssinn:
Studlcy Lodge. No. 2lG, Studlol
t"Irt 30. s2%; Mt. Zion Lodge NO.
; III; ST. Clair Court No 230; and
; Georgetown Court No. 1872. Di>tric,
! Deputy Grand Chancellor II. H. Tins
! ley WAS Master o. Ceremonies.
! beautiful program was rendered.
. AS the knights and ladies Of tho
, rour'S, marched into the church.
; Miss Florence Harris presided at the
organ and rendered lovely music;
Scripture Lesson hy Rev. \. Fn\.
Prayer, Sir James Robinson. Studlcy
= Lodge, No. 2i6; Hymn. My Country
. 'TiS o. Thee; Welcome Address. Miss
Danetta Johnson. r.. OF "A, Studley
/ Court. No. 223 Response Mrs. Emma
ID TunStAll. District Deputy Grand
Worthy Counsellor and w. c.; Re
marks on Pythianism, Sir c. l.. Hers
, kill, Mt. Zion Lodge No. 2I7; Rccita
ton. Mrs. Maria CovinSton, S,udlcy
Court No. 223; Remarks, Welfare Of
/ the Order. Mrs. T.. T.. Bray, w. In
SNcctor, Georgetown Court No. 1872:
Remarks, On Good OF the Order. Sir
w. II. Taylor. Studlcy Lodge No. 246;
Recitation Miss Evelyn Mceltns, ST.
Clair Court No. $50; Solo, Mrs. Nannio
Weathcrlcss. Georgetown Court No
l52: papcr Mrs. Sarah Lewis. Stud
ley Court No. 223 It WAS very much
enjoyed hy all. She highly commend
r.i h" u. u G.. W. r. Mrs Emma H.
Tunstnll for ihcr faithful services.
Violet Fclis T. o. A., She va" also
out spoken in her pre- y cf the Dist ri,;
Deputy. ,irS. Emma - TuI;,Hn ana
.."iL that @h" hc'i"vci IN placing
flowers on people whyc they are liz.
ing. Indeed she spoke ",'!l ~ II a..
. on,""rs. Sir ". j. Ero,k&, StudIcy
lodge 10. 2i6 spoke IrautituHN OF
the good work and kindness oi d. ID.
, G. G.. II. H. Tin&lrv. i,c ::,..C .Ir.t =
'o... Il Tat ;hc Lord No,li treat h.n.
, '> lie did llcZckiI.. IL the 'ta = i Il,
Il lrnuhcn his d.. - year ",'.
SIX c. II. Saundr,,. Nj. <...," e
, No. 2i7. paid Il glowing tribd;c 20 tho
. b,N"i"l Deputy, and sad that he hrn
. ~ hat the Lord would ever bless Tie
IN.
\ h"nntiful pGpcc was r>ad ly Nj.
Catherine .!at k&nn, '.'."t,,' ,,'.,~."n CO..
80. 1872; Duet. Miss Evelyn Mcckirs
nd Miss Florence. :!"rria. - G. T..
Court No 23O; Sir W. J. Er:ls Ne".
OFT Ncw"; Va. on y go. ut alc S.
der: Welfare Of the Or irr Mrs Nancy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02

Mrs. Catherine Jackson, ID. y. G.
w. G. of Randolph, Va. was in tho
city this week.
Mrs. James Bradley and Mrs
Marguerite Mcllaffrcy of Norfolk, Va
are the guest Of Mrs. BcA'ic Cherry
Of this ETY..
Mrs W. II. Hatcher. 1917 Decatur
Street, South Richmond, is very i'll
She has the sympathy OF her many
friends. Her daughter and son.
Mrs. Blanche T.. Riley, OF New York
and DR.. B. N. Hatcher. nf Clinton,
S. {. are with her Mr.. Hatcher
who has been sick thrco weeks is
much better.
Rev. a. 0. Bell. OF McKccsport,
PA. is preaching here in two weeks
meeting at FIFTH st. Baptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
REV. SKIPWITH TO PREACH.

The young people OF the city are IN
vited to y sne"ial sprv'cn ~ the Eirrt
Raptist Church, DR.. w. r Jchneop
pastor. Sunday. April 3. AZ $50 p. NJ.
Rev w. n. Skinwith tho noted evan
gclist and sinner will sneak on
"Weary and HEAVY Indou The neg
sage is especially intonflcd for the
young ncoplo.
All arc invited. Special mnci. viii
be sung. Rev. Sl'cu-'.h ha, mo. with
great succeao IN thc :wo woes rovfr
I'll at Old First roDtiz' Chrrrh ranv
souls have been madc 70 -cinire rIcor
him SUNDAY - orH0on Il 80 r. NJ
W his last masage,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
SOtTIiSIDE ATHLETICS TIE.

The Athletics lost the morning
game Easter Monday t. the Sans
Iazz Giants of Petersburg in the
Athletic Park, South Richmond. The
score was II to =. All OF the Ath
.ctics seemed t. have been OFF their
feet. They came back in the even.
ing'S game in Petersburg and won
by score Of ) to o. Ola Pete saved
the day. THE Petersburg boys are
clasSed among the best in Virginia.
- You can see where the Athletics
stand.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
TNE GOVERNORS REPLY

The G4vr,I,..f. rnpiy to this letter
va, us folIoa-.: '.,o far - am con
c"rnct a." "'.,".t"nta contained in
your lrirr .r. ..'..e}utc'v un,rur and
uitho1., any t.s., vh1t4ooycr do
no. hc.ir,r :I!. sarh O rrnrrtncr eve.
tool; place - ii :-r - lhr o,h,r.; are
concerned y Il fnhr.rai!oa on; oI
the wNoio ,!cth IL 80 far as the state
monrs .".;tc 20 me-"
Gov iryr.". .r~.n~mittcA coz cs Of
The tv.. hr,. i,ta"rs to nr. Wilmer
and rc.r.yrI .eon him lie Following
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
SPRING. MUSICALE.

The largest Musical event Of the
scH tnn viii take n'ncc - ~" True Re
formers Hall. WohM"%h"r Auril G'h
1927 IT T. NJ. sharp by the Richmond
De '.uNc Concert Orchestra Of iNri.tE
ti'r "i"r"S as rl hr -" MI Star
H"m"I". .QHnrtcttc and Madam NJ. l..
f"hn>un $op"auo. Mr.. V. Alphnuso
%orr"ll Master of Ceremonies; Lee
lt"r WVch", Manager. Admission 30
AMI 80 cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
GARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. ChaS. Pruc, wishes TO thank
the many friends ana acquaintance.
OF her hushnn1. Cha&. lrur who u>.
parted this life March "a, 1921, ;Ilsu
for the many floral gifts and kind OK
nrcSSlOnS Of sympathy.
MRS. CIiAS. pRUE.
AND CHILDREN.
30I \. 18th. Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
pRlOit-.htSTI

Mrs. Willie Austin wishes 10 an,
noun"c ;hc approaching narriagc OF
her daughter. Eliza to Mr.. MalCnlS
~ Pryor Of Rio Vista. Va. Sunday,
April :. 1872
Reception at the home OF the groom
Friday, April s. 1872 from $40 to j
go O'Clock. Friends arc invited. no
cards
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
FIND BODIES IN PASTURE

or the bodies recovered today three
were found in pasture near the Will
i';tms house during the morning. In
the AFTERNOON it was stated the Negro
Manning led the parry to the Camp
bell Farm about five miles southwest
oi the Williams place where two MON
bodies were disnterred. The Campbell
hell farm is said to be under the man
aEement OF Williams.
The sixth body recovered today wns
taken from the river near the Waters
bfldHe' These six together with theee
recovered from yellow River several
days ago weighted down with rocks.
makes Il total of nine bodies account
ell for to date
Beiei was expressed tonigh that
an the victims had been killed ut tho
Williams place since February 81.
"hcn agents of the Department OF
Justice visited the farm diving mn
investigation of allca;rd pconagc in
that vicinity. Williams IL n cousin
OF Shrrin Persons oc Jasper County.
1T prcScn'. under Indictment for nj
''%cd p"ona%'. 1t dryctopcd todo,
mat information Also has Len filed
with the United States Attorney hero
against Williams. relative to Dconagc
charges.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
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TlntEATEN IIi'E OF EDiTbE
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