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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
UNIDENTIFIED NEGRO
SLAIN BY COMPANION?
Autopsy Develops Fact That
Mans Skull Was Crushed
BY Blunt Instrument.
Hunting His Pal

a coronor's jur. 10 justirn liafgle
court following an autopsy. held that
sar unknown negro whose body was
taken from the Cottonwood last weok
had come 10 Ms death BY hging BIT ON
tho back II tho head by i heavy.
blunt instrument, by parties or party
unknown.
AZ firHt u wac thought that the
negro. who had been swimming IN
the Blue pool. near the Santa ~ dam.
had hit a submerged rock or tree
white diving and had been stunned by
the impact and drowned but this
theory was diMsinatoa following the
examination made hy physicians,
who found that the back Of the deah
mans head had hcen crushed In and
that he wan dead when thrown into
thr water. as no water was found In
his lungs.
u II known that another negro wns
with the dead man the day af his
death and officers are now iooking
for him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
ROTARY CLUB GIVES
SPREAD FOR VISITORS
No. 3 Farm Woman's Club
Of Pleasant Valley En-
tcrtained At Night
Luncheon

No. Logan County Fa.m wo-
mans club OF Pleasant Valley dinsd
at the lone last evening with the
Rotary club. 1t was return rom
plimcnt and 10 say II wa enjoyed
but mildly voices the feelings cr
No 3. Boniface scarden served a
good meal, which was followed by
a good -chcer program OF fluctuations
and RotarIan songs. "A selture wag
Miss Helen Collins. yiollnist OF
merit. who gave two numbers. shc
was accompanied hy Mrs. Robert
Mertcn.
r, Nv. LIntz gave the address az
welcome 10 the visitors and Mrs.
Travers responded with spirit and
animation. Mrs. fterns also spoke.
George Reuse. who Will bs Demo-
cratic candidate for county com
missioner against Sylvester Reed.
fcolored) made some .ronchant re-
marks on roads and things Newton
Roo presided and several Rotes told
pat stories.
There were more than scorc
farm women and their consorss
present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
TO ExPEND sl25,l00
FOR REFINERY PLANT
Carbo Capacity To Be Increased
Within the Year; Iryine's
Interests Centered
Here

@our superinsondent Is busy at the
Carlo refinery plant flushing lines
and making renovations for active
operations" said Judge George
arvine. OF Detroit, head ~ the
Pioneer Fuel OH Companies.
''our general manager. l.. G. Har-
rer win arrive in a few days and
things ahout' the plant will begin
to hum"
Judge Irvine Is rne OF the country't
rsoognissss OF. men and rctincrs.
He has located In Guthrie.
MIR. irvine says tho headquarters
Of al the Fuel on refinery interests
viii he placed at Guthrie. Within a
year $la5.ooo will be expended IN
tho building Of an additional plant.
"Thls refinery win be snccess:
II ~ nicely located and we havc
already contracted for all our crude
and booked orders for the by-rro-
ducts"
a. j, Logan, OF Oklahoma C'ly,
state attorney for the Carlo, wss IN
the city today confcrring with Judge
Irvine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
'llTElL files F0R OFFICE;
NEW CHAIRMAN WANTED
Race For County Offices h.
coming Inssnss; Many In tho
Race; Wagner 10 0p.
pose Humphrey

Roy Axtcll. now on hls honeymoon
In Colorado hAs written the eraasy
election beard secretary 10 sila hss
name as a candidate on The FepehIs-
can ticket Ecr tho ctflca et court
clerk
AxteIl IL county republican shplr~
man and automatically sellnnaIshna
that ofsice whom hc became eant's.
date Tor coanty cffie& Ths con.
mistee will prchahly meet soon and
name his successor.
vofney GEORGE Cary h secretary
of tho committee and Fred waxnrr
Ia treasurer, sinoe hslnx named
treasurer Wagner has also iiied fsv
office and hla resisnntion will alan
re IN tho hands OF tho vice ehassran
for action.
Wagner "a candidate for csuasy
assessor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
SHERIFF HAS GREAT
COLLECTION OF STILLS

sheriff Robertson and hb dsputieHs
aided hy County Attorney pInwldals
have taken two more stills sincu ssas :
ufday. making the regular weekly
average about righ'
Tho Sheriff has room laNit Ti'lna
with confiscated slilIs. cappar coil and
other parapbernalIa taken IN raids
on county and city bootiaKaerA
These Will ba photographed IN =
heap Honn and then viii ha sold to
the highest and best bidder. first.
however. boing rendered useless for
brewing qurposen.
In the raids this week several sal
Ions OF very inferior quality Of
whisky were taken ana also sesarsl
barrels of mash destroyed by the
sbctaffs force.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
COUNTY JAIL HOLDS 43
Federal. PRISONERS
Four Women Among Bunch, All
But Three Charged With
Violation Of Nations
Dry Laws

Eleven moro federal prisoners
We're added TO tho big bunch now In
@arceraied IN the county Jail horo.
making a total Of firty~fiya. al %
whom are federal charges eycoot
two.
The prisoners brought In last
night are ail charged with viola
tion q the liquor and narcotic avs
N the federal government.
Among the bunch are four women
Rose Cochran and Oma Bees arc
charged with selling liquor 10 Usage
Indians: Lillian Johnson II In for
disposing or narcotics and Ida Sim
clair tried 10 Rst rich quick by
countericiting money. They are
booked 10 stay in the Hotel de
Robertson for five months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

a hollow promise made 10 enlist the
support Of the farmer and not founded
on any fact either contained in the
contract or existing outside the con-
tract. and charge that propaganda
lists fail tell the people that the
principal business Of AIr. Ford, should
he gets this gigantic plant, would be
tlhs manufacturing ~ other articles.
which HI would be allowed 10 sell At
any price that he might see fit.
The only thing that IL kept before
the public" the report continues, lis
that Ne IL to make fertilizer and sell
il cheapIy to the farmer, only chafg-
ing for himself profit Of 3 per cent
on the production. No one has ever
suggested how he could make fertil-
izers and sell them chcpaly or what
means he would employ The bold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
CORPORATION COMMISSION
ERs. SEEKING REELECTION,
PASS uucK

There IA vacancy In the nff'ee
OF oil inspector for Logan county and
has been since tho daalh recently ~
James Lewis ilut 70 far no onn
has boon named and tho reasnn. ~
given by local aspiranls. is ihe faTr
of the commissioners that n they
take tho responsibility Or naming ne
officer the rest OF the applicants.
and they are legion. VIII fIsht TIE
present members for denomination.
Therefore. 10 get from undpr the
commission has notified the Deuo-
cratic organisation here that can-
didsia must he selected by ths
county commlteea.
Az nearly every member of the
rommitter II candidate for tha
place the request has not bcen com
pIlea with and N the meantime
Logan county has No Oft eauger, ~
n provided BY law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

Washington. June 2l. Henry
Ford's offer to purchase and lease the
governments power and nitrate pro
jecs at Muscle Shoals, Ala, was at.
tackled in a report to the House pre-
pared by Representative Kearns,
Republican, Ohio, signed by several
other Republican members of the
House military committee. The report
declared dissatisfaction with opinions
already presented to- the House by
other members Of the committee and
announced that the signers were de-
termined to tell the people the real
facts about Muscle Shoals and the
so-called Ford offer
Declaring the belief that the coun-
try little understands what it is that
Mr.. Ford is offering to do, or what,
if anything, he is offering for this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
Kansas
Officers
Kidnap

Wichita. Kan. June II With.
out awaiting the formalily III ex.
tradition four men anil Il wo.
man arrested al Slick. Okla. yes.
terday fur investigation in eun.
ncr,ion with the staying az Tur.
nrr G. Tucker. Wichita taxi
owner. we're today placed h an
automobile hy kansaa anshoriiiee
10 be brought hack 20 this state.
according TO word received here
John Doe warrants have ksrn
issued In Butler county. Kan. for
The arrests OF the alleged mnr
derers.
A pair oi shoes worn hy one Of
the prisoners was Identified hs
II " Xlekefoosr. Wichita chief
Of detectives, as a pair tssei'
from Tucker, who was murdered
last Thursday and thrown ia the
@vA~a~Aas+ys see~e--r4usws~@a =
Confined ON page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

claim il made. aud congress and the
country must take the statement a.
absolute truth or be forever con.
demned by this crowd Of wicked
propagsndisis."
propagandisis also have attracted
the unemployed, the report says.
adding that they do not only Try
20 thus bribe the sympathy of the
farmer bnt trv thus 10 elicit the Al.
tenfion OK the unemployed BY paint
ing 4 rosy picture of the great activity
that is 10 ba started overnight ~
Muscle Shoals where they promise
million men will be given employ
ment. =
After explaining their attitude IN
opposition to the Ford offer, the com
mitteemen declare they are not "be-
(continusd On Psgs ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

great plant" the signatories first de-
nouncc what they describe as Zone
Of the most insiduous propagandas'
that the nation has witnessed for
many day
Many OF the Ford advocates. the
report says, are honest aud conscien-
tious, but have been mislcd AZ 10
facts of the offer. In this connection
II points 10 n provision BY which
fertilizers would be manufactured and
says that despite persistent reports
that he will compel the fertilizer
manufacturers Of the country 10 sell
their product at one-half Of what they
are now selling it, Mr.. Ford does not
agree 70 make fertilizers at all, unless
be can make them with a profit to
himself.
The committeeman declare "this II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
"L|hT[Rs" PLAY A
EuW[Ess BALL GAME
Only Four Hits Given Railroad
ers In Last Game Of Series:
Score 8 To 1; New Play
ers Signed

The 'IintersH played real base ball
yesterday and took the 'Railroadcis"
to a cleaning to the tune OF to /.
Young Geddcs. the wildcat" pit
ched for Guthrie and he pitched q
flawless game, allowing only four
hits The tally keepers score card
showed no errors for Guthrie. That's
playing the great American game as
II should be played. A good sized
crowd witnessed the locals win the
game.
I'nc next genes to he played u.
Guthrie will begin Juno 3y. This
week and three days Of next week
will BE- road days for the 'I.intcrs \
The game today VII be played in III
RcLn
klofkorn. second baseman has been
released and Dick Flynn has been
signed for that position. Flynn comes
highly recommended as a fast in
fielder A new left fielder will he
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
BLACKWELL MAN CHOSEN
ON OSTEOPATH BOARD


II. G. r,aiiacu Of Blackwell was
appointed . memrAr Of the state
leAr4 of osscopsthy for three yNar
term to succeed himself by Gnve-nar
Robertson Tuesday.
Following tho annual meeting Of
the board pf regents for the state
school of mines Tuesday Governor
Robertson also announced that two
new board members had been named.
James Redpath OF wilbnrton was ar-
pointed to succeed Edgar Fcnton,
who resigned. and G. L. Castle OF
wilburton was appointed to sncceed
Danied McAIplne, who resigned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

/ RoiarIsna and Lishs will play hs2
tomorrow.
The game l. rubber II . series
Of three; each club has won one game
Following u the llne-up iAon*s
'i,ehew. catcher young. pitcher. Al
len. ib. leeck ~; Anihls' abl 10y
sa: Sleeper, III strskor, efl cosweil.
n rxera players, smith. nrown and
Jeiama.
Tho RsMiansg Nrlaon pitcher
nr Allen. catcher rnraac. ihI Miller
ahs Batch, ahI Rlsahaups. xaI isiees
"a, HACK. vi nrowu. Y Isrwiey.
'lIawly aud Bronson extra players
Tho game will he called NJ $50
Admisaiou ss cnsss, nont miss Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
De Valera
Forces
Defeated

thihlin. June Fl. os the ~
Republican candidates in the con-
stitnencies where there were con.
tests In Fridays parliamentary
elections. II already have been
declared beaten. Final returns
from the places where the count
Il still unfinished will, Judging
by tbs figures now available.
show further defeats Of treaty
opponents,
One noted survivor probably
will be Csthal Rrngha Charles
Burgcssl chief Of cannon du
valcra's lieusenanls, who can
only lose in Waterford by some
unprecedented oyertnrn III the
count.
Results today showed the re-
moval Of many IL the hest known
persons Ia dail eireann. Of the
six women members. all anti
treaty, only Mary MacSwenney
survived and Mrs. Kate O'Cal-
laghan was returned unopposcd.
Mrs. rearse. whose two sons wers
executed for their part IN TIE
ha,.er wgea rebellion. was de-
seatei in County Dublin. Scan
Nottingham. Il frequent speaker
% the treaty debates in the dali,
was defeated IN Wexford, and
Seamus Robinson, one Of the
leaders Of the army dissentianis.
lost IN Waterford.
Conspicuous among thr de-
feats was that Of Erskine Child
crs At Kildare Ills proireaty
colleague was given more than
o,nnn FIRST preferences.
II il announced that in Galway
The pro.treaiy candidates on The
Sim Fem panel. =. J Hogan,
Q. O. O'Maile. Prof. Whelehan
aid George Nichols were elect
ed. Mr.. Hogan il minlSier ~
agriculture in the dali cabinet
Commenting on the results the
Irish Times says;
Publication Of the consiitn.
ton has certainly not tended 10
Continued IN page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
MASONIC HOME WORK,
TO HEaA NEXT MONTH
Contract For $4,000 Is Said
To Have Been Awarded To
Campbell Price Com.
yany

4; ia said saat tbs Cam. hhll Prizes
CONSTRUCTION Co, Of Oklahoma tsy.
has been awarded the contract FOR
building the Masonic orphnna home on
the alayinghorst site Plans FOR 4
$50 osp building are practically com
plesed The architects are Hawk a
rharr. of Oklahoma city Work, Il IL
rndersiccd, will be begun JuIy 90,
n ~ said tho stewart Construction
Co. was the only uther bidder against
Campbell Price, Building officials
viii make no statement relative 10
terms OF the contract.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

Tho dispateh drals particularly
with Secretary wsrAs addtsss snaas
In oAIo iast wrek 10 graduating
siasa and attacking sssssmens MATS
by The secretary thsre rexsvtinx
prohibition and tho primary Laws.
IN waa singular time and place
aud eesaslcS Tor hish affieis; et
the xnyefnmant "a attach pcpulsr
aevernmont ssnsrAisy. and tho asreet
primary and the pruhlblslon law m
particular sali senator fssrr~ss.
dispatch. which rams in the form af
formal statement.
in tho munt remarkable Nna w.
advised apsech 10 shess stuaeats.~
sasa the s'atnment. ~ss~sresafy
weaks. ii seems 10 me. 'pu, ~tioi.
shIesiked' the isolshisviks Ia deciar-
lns popular snseremsns fasinFe.
'ssaeh public address W q pnb.
Ne oftirlai In times llha these saaaot
but ha taken seriously. and hewwsr
mistaken and exssams Tho views ax-
pressed, they Iuust hav~ tho effect.
somewhat, of shaking Tho faith Ok
many people IN nuF in#suslons
'lf memahr of thr presidents
cabinet hgtdx sha vi.sx AserwNfy
Waehs #as# no haids. whether as Il
private eitI*sn ar pwtllc official. hn
should resign Immediately ~ a. ~
flelat ~ the avvernment, TOR he h.x
shown himself 10 be- ~ whalty INF
of sympathy with whss he has sworn
a. an official 10 malntAsh and uphnld.
that ha Il IN no frame n 'nlai n
uphold II. and neither "a spirit nor
In fact IA hr uphcs4lnx and fuI'fIIf.
irw the obIisasinns ai hls oftIaia'
cath.
~seerasary wecAx' vsaisnasssn
miehs very properly ~ requested ~
the president. n han ionk hrnn anise
apparent that Az rAhinst cfs'rss.
NJ Weeks IA out w tmne with lha
Administrations"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

The 10th annual eonyentina m the
Oklahoma state Federation ~ Labor
will Do held Al Enld, sSrptembef M.
Il was announced hrre Tuwsday
Eaeh central body will BE- entitled
10 ona delegate aud each local union
viii have QUO deIs9ass tor every 70
maml,rra or major traction shsfsof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
"BABE" RUTH MAY
RE SUSPENDED

Chicago, Juno 3i.Ilabo Ruths
argument with umpire Dinesu yes.
torday before tho Cleveland New
York contest viii keep him out of
tho gamo two days IN addition 10
the ihreo day suspension imposed
yesterday, President Han Johnson II
tho American League announced TO-
day. Ruth consequently will not he
able m play until Monday.
johnson said Ruth viii La oat
of tho game the rest OF thn seaaon
" be does not observe rules :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
JUICE" TO nE TURNED
ON At cARMENT FACTORY

A tfy-oas of the machIaery rscsut-
~ installed ia Tho garment factory
here wilt bs sivvn tonlxht at seven
o'clock At which time 4 ~smoksr"
wlll BE- siven w tho management ~
Guthrie business msn, rhs factory
will manufacture pysralls and work
clothes,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
BOOZE TAKES SIGHT
AND MEMORY or MEN

Durant. June 2l.--Rufus Byington.
q farmer living on Blue river. five
miles east OF here. is suffering FROM
total blindness as result of drink
ing rnoonshine whisky. and Hugh
Wiley Of this city has had lapse of
memory after drinking Of the same
sts.f.
Byington was found in an auto-
mobile here In Durant early Tues-
day morning. psiysiciapa my that
the blindness may not be pcrman-
ent He said that he drank some
liquor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
MRS. GILBERT TARIsANTs
DIES HERE SUDDENLY

Mrs. Gilbert ". Tsrranta died last
night shortly after nine o'clock fol.
lowing an atiact Of acute bronehaf
asthma Sine was III but fcs
t,err i;ors tima ago hho UNDER
wpns m r-raiion and had moi f1iiy
recovered from II she isaYea a
husband and thrce children.
! Funeral services will be announce
cd later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

The new fine asta department as
Oklahoma city college n being Or
ranlxnd under tho direction ~ fasId
r rnsuh. who viii teach voice
Far three years no has besn con-
uaotsd with oklahoma Baptist nai-
ynrslsy. Shawnee.
Mrs. Clara N, aIoyt former oAla.
huma ciiy college so@aher, who had
years leave oi absenee for st'sdy. will
ho associated with tinrah In shs roles
department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
GRANITE GRAVEL IS
USED ON HIGHWAYS

Tishomingo. June 2f.--Decompos-
ed granite gravel obtained from shs
hills OF Tishomingc Is being used on
the hard surfaced highway beexeen
here and MiIburn. Experts say this
Is good grade OF gravel and may DC
used extensively on other highways
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
MOTORCYCLE RACES

Al WtSbifA
With he sixth running Of the 3ho
Mile National Championship Motor
cycle race to be held at the wichita
Speedway on July 4. Il win be inter
esting to note whether the record tor
the race will be lowered again. az
has been the case every year since
It's start at Dodge CITY ir 1914.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21

Mrs rIora Willis has annexed 4
beautiful. ipsa model, porrIa touring
'ear "A n the only ono W itv Nina
~ this part of The stats And ~ ~
wits hsnk account haek pehoo Mn.
Willis n very proud of nor now car,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
FORTY MORE DRY AGENTS
ARE DISMISSED

fBy The Associated Press,
Chicago, June 2i.--Dismisssi Of for.
ty investigators from prohibition
headquarters in Chicago pressoes a
cleanup IN the office and new cam
pai1n against the Illicit liquor traffic
IN the city and state. according 70
reports In prohibition circles today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
MAYBE He. ALSO. HAD i.
A GLAND PLANTED

Gan Diego. Calf, June 2i.-wll-
lard W. Whitney. 81 years old. a
retired capitalist here, was married.
ycsterday % Mrs Mary 55lzaaein
Fairbanks. khcse age II sA.. "
bride " The sister 81 MI whI.1cs y
former wife, wno ~r~@rsi years
ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
POISON ron weEy,Ls

T. s. department or agrtflltarc
in bulletin issued today says
calcium srsenats - the cniy thing
that win kill the bolI weevils-'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
ire A caEAr WORLD


chicago. Jane ~ Police irvesti-
gators Visited two homes Of april
eanss for Jobs on the force One WAS
drunk and the other was Keeping the
home fIres burning undar stiIi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
cRssWoLp III BILLIARDS

Charles GriswoId, former district
court clerk here has opened pre-
tentious billiard and uool h1E in
Broadway. Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-21
so Lost
In Great
Flood
DULLETIl(

thy The Associated frcxxl
San Antonio. Tex, June II. -
So far moro than 10 lives have
been lost in the great top flood
that swept down the Rio 0rande
valley today. Property loss Is
tremendous.
People Ylce A Flood Threatens
San Antonio. Tex. June IL
The critical stage in the lower
Rio Grandc valley flood which
already has inundated nearly
10000 acres in Starr, lIidalgo
aud Cameron counties. marooncd
nearly 1000 Mexicans in small
border towns. and covered the
roads leading west Of Merccde,
IL expected between midnight
tonight and dawn Thursday
when the crest ~ the upper flood
il due to reach the edge Of Starr
county.
This upper flood, the result Of
a cIoudburst in the hills Of Ter
rell county, Texas. last Saturday,
is remarkable in the history Of
the river. not only because 1t has
exceeded all prvious recorded
stages, but also because Of its
slow movement and sustained
volume.
From a stream normally 200
to 400 yards wide and II inches
to 6 feet deep the Rio Grande has
become 50 feet deep AT the flood
crest and from three-quarters ~
4 mile to n mile wide. The vol
ume Of water is 50 great that at
Laredo. Texas, where an unof-
ficial stage of 80 feet was reach
ed at III o'clock yesterday morn
-a----~-Y.-~
tContinued on Page 81
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tContinued on Pagc I J