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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-30
.SEAYS FRIENDS
SEE A MAJORITY
Aspirant to County Judgeship
Would Prosecute Boot
leggers in Higher
Courts, Said.

Judge a. g. Seay. life long demo
crat, who is making the race for county
judge, ana Il mighty good race at that,
sets forth such straightforward mes
sages 10 the taxpayers of Carter county,
that We believe he is gong to carry the
election by good majority" declares
one Of the judges best known friends.
Judge Seay says the bootlegger will
get his just deserts. That is exactly
what we have been needing for a long
time. lie says the bootlegger, for the
second offense will have trial in the
higher courts. That will do more to
stop this bootlegg.ng business than any
other thing; then he refers to other
petty crimes, which become feloH as
after the first offense. We believe he
has the right idea and we know that
he will carry out just what he says he
VIII do. We have known him for many
years and there was never more eff
cient, capable, honest man than Judge
Seay. We are supporting him strong
and we expect hun to be our next
county judge.
There are two main reasons for this
He is Of that age which means he
hnows how and VIII execute the duties
OF his office with dignity and wisdom
And next. every citizen who desires to
serve the people as he is asking 10
DO, should have that opportunity. No
man should continue in Office year
after year. Every one should have a
chance or else there would be no cause
for primaries and elections. Give Judge
Seay u chance and he will show you
that he can make good alright"
Judge Seay In a recent address stated
that he felt that one of the most i'm.
portant matters over which the county
judge has jurisdiction was that of pro-
bate matters where the lives of widows
and orphans We're directly effected by
decisions in such matters. Every one
will receive the utmost consideration
and all will be given an honest. fair
treatment"
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ness will have at his side some prelate
with him he wants to confer. He will
go into full details of the matter in
hand while walking and issue his in.
structions.
At half.past five the Pontiff returns
to the papal apartments. Audiences be-
gin again and he receives cardinals,
archbishops and other prelates in pri-
yate audience. These conferences are
scheduled to end at $3.50 o'clock but
ON occasions of Importance they con.
tinue much later.
Supper is served as rule at O'Clock
This too, is very simple, consisting Of
only one or two dishes. After supper
Plus XI goes TO work again. At this
hour he devotes himself to the COM
position Of important Vatical commu-
nications, later going to the library 10
read and work. On one occasion re-
Gently he kept the library lights burn.
ing until o'clock in the morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-30
Spears Wants Job
Because He Has
Proved His Worth

IF man has proven a capable, eff
cient official why change putting some
one in for another 'tryout' '?''-ask
friends of John T. Spears, who is seek
ing reelection as county assessor.
Mr.. Spears has lived in Carter county
20 years, He received his education in
Carter county. He is now serving his
first term as county assessor and those
who have watched his work know that
he has met all requirements.
There is this about John Spears"
his friends say. "he has made house
T. house assessment in Ardmore, Wilson
and Healdton in order to get all prop
erty on the tax rolls at fair value
Although the law did not require this
of him.
Garter county has a valuation for
1922 Of more than s35 900 900, which
is more than $4,000 900 than ever be-
fore. This. we believe is due to the
close assessment and getting property
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STATE DEMOCRAT
IICKET CONTAINS
n 60 CANDIDATES
Rrgest State Ticket Put in
Field in Many Years Will
81 be Presented to Voters
Tuesday.

Voters OF Carter county: There are
JDt ninely and nine candidates solicit
ms your vote on the democratic state
ueket, which will be handed you by
t4e attendant at your voting place
xuesday.
Some Of these candidates have visited
2rter county; many have had placards
rested in conspicuous places and doubt
lces you Ndve read Of nearly every one
- them. Now. it's up to you to vote
right" Here is the list of candidates
- their names appear on the ballot:
l EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
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Jess Ready to
Fight Jack If
Date Is Settled

Los ANGELES-Jess Willard, for.
mer worlds heavyweight champion. and
challenger Of the present title holder,
Jack Dempsey has received a contract
from Tex Richard offering him bout
with Dempsey on October C. he an.
nounced Saturday
The contract is as yet unsigned. VIII
lard preferring to hold the negotiations
open in an effort to substitute October
81, or later date.
II have accepted Richards terms
with the exception of the date ne said
II am not holding out for any financial
reason"
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|EamOnn de Valera
Carries Rifle and
Greatly Weakened

DUBLIN.-Travelers in Dublin Sa,.
urday who said they saw Eamonn de
Valera at Clonmel, early in the week
declared he was carrying a rifle and
that he looked worn and haggard.
Saturday national army comminque
announces that free state troops cap.
tured the village of Brure, two miles
from Kilmallock last week with the in.
surgent occupants of the village and
their arms and ammunition The ir.
regulars had established a strong posi-
tion there after their retreat from
Limerick.
Glenveagh Castle. which for some
time has been the headquarters of ir.
regulars In county Donegal and from
which they have conducted constant
raids by rowing bands. was captured by
national troops Friday.
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More NeOphyteS
Made Prophets
in Local GrOttO

Between thirty.five and forty candi.
dates Of Aahmes Grotto were obligated
at meeting OF the lodge Friday night.
Another class will take the obligation
when the charter for the local lodge In
delivered here some time In the early
part OF next month. AT this meeting
the date for the next big ceremonial
will be set. officers say.
Several members OF the Ardmore
lodge are planning TO attend the cere.
monlsl at Enid on September 4. Ma.
tional and state officers Of high rank
Will take part In that demonstration.
The Enid lodge ranks second 10 Ard.
ners amehs other lodges Of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-30
'BUCKSHOT" MAY COME DOWN
TO WESTERN LEAGUE CLIB

SEATTLE, Wash Pitcher Her
bert (BuckshoU May has been released
by the Seattle club of the Pacific coast
league 70 the Des Mones club of the
Western league. il was ANNOUNCED Sat,
urday
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that heretofore has escaped taxation.
He has seen that all paid their just pro-
portion of taxes.
Another thing he has always
fought for lower taxes"
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MOORE RUNNING
CLEAN, STRAIGHT
RACE FOR OFFICE
Offer to Withdraw Still Holds
Good, He Says; if Oppon-
ents Can Find He Has
Failed to do Right.

There was never a cleaner cut mes
sage put to the voters OF Carter county
than that made by j. b. Moore, candi.
date for district judge" lawyer friend
OF Mr.. Moore says, "and If ever the
people of Carter county wanted an hon
est administration, now is the time to
get 1t, by electing him to the office he
asks for" he said.
From circulars being distributed over
the county the following is taken:
In the first speech made in my cam
paign for district judge; made the
challenge that If anyone could find
where L ever cheated, defrauded or de.
ceived anyone, or could find any black
spot on my character, l would withdraw
from the race.
No such charge has been made by
anyone to date, which is only three
days before election. Sufficient time
mas been given. This is proof that no
honest charge can be made.
Il am under no obligation to any man
or set OF men, except the good people
OF Carter county, and promise to full
lii thls obligation by giving Il clean
administration of justice. have made
clean campaign, am for clean govern.
ment and will appreciate your vote on
August LIST.
-. b. MOORE.
Candidate for District Judge. ''
Friends Of j. h. Moore believe this
is the most straightforward challenge
ever put before the public. The public
knows that If j. b. Moore ever isn't
just what he says he is, that this chal.
ienge would have been accepted many,
many days before now. We know that
he is all that he claims to be and for
that reason we want him elected to this
office. If you really want clean ad-
ministration Of laws. elect j. B. Moore
as your next district Judge"
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Dolls are said to be becoming pop.
ular as mascots among business men.
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Writing was originated by the Egyp.
tians between 1000 and 5000 3. e.
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II
right" Here is the list of candidates
- their nnmes appear on the ballot:
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
For Governor
J. C. Walton.
IS Thos. II. Owen
1 r. II. Wilson.
Arthur Finn.
"A Frank Ziska.
For Lieutenant Governor.
M. Il. Trap.
Eldon j. Dick.
Ross ". Lillard
B j. d. Cameron.
J. w. Tharp.
w. M. Darnell
r. w. Higgins.
Tom C. Simpson.
Leslie p Ross.
For Secretary Of State
Ben w. Riley.
c. j. kendle.
Z r. A. Sneed.
e WV. .. Murray
Adam w. Rives
For Auditor
George W. Hines.
A. X. Toss.
c. C. Childers.
J. P. Irhy.
For Attorney General
George +. Short
Robert Burns
=. p. Hill
For Treasurer
A. 8. ]. Shaw
Joe ii. Strain.
Mart 3. Louthan.
VIM. BaIrowman
For Superintend Of Public lnustructiOn
j. b. Rattenberg.
NJ. A. Rash.
For Examiner and Inspector
Fred Parkinson.
John W. Prigmore.
Henry Willmerihg.
For Commissioner Of Labor
Jack Wheeler.
Jas. A. Davidson.
Tony Goodman.
Claude L. Connally.
T. Il. Southern.
Harry Calvin.
Arch h. Thompson.
For Commissioner Of Charities and
Corrections
l.. Akers.
p. II. Sipes.
Josephine Latimer.
Dick Hudson.
j. w. Fawter.
VIM. d. Matthews
Mabel I.assett.
Herman E. Stecher.
Matilda Stephens.
Minnie Stoll Mccoy.
Mary lIghtower
For Commissioner Of Insurance
c. c. Conley.
l.. A. Clinkenbeard.
h. w. Hardin.
q VIII NJ. Baughman
Cooper Il Davis.
q. +. Mccarthy.
For President Board Of Agriculture
J. A. Whitehurst
II. o. Miller.
John A. Gardner.
James a. Wilson.
p. G.. Wilson.
For Corporation Commissioner
Campbell Russell.
James S. Camp.
X. T.. Echols.
s. o. Henshaw.
c. h. Guthrie.
w. l.. Blessing.
Effie McCallum.
Frank Carter.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
William NJ. Franklin.
sgd. j. Wheeler.
b. II. Stubblefield.
W. X. Dunn.
c. ID. Peck.
For Chief Mine Inspector.
Miller ~. Hay.
w. II. Thompson.
I'd BOYLE.
For Assistant Mine inspector First W
District.
John O'Brien.
Stuart Ronald.
Robert Brown.
JUDICIAL AND LEGISLATIVE
UT lNEnS
For District Judge Eighth (8) District
w. +. Freeman.
j. b. Moore.
For Congressman Third t9 District
j. Il. Luughlin.
Wilburi Cartwright.
Charles II. Carter.
For State Senator. Eighteenth tis)
District
Asa r.. Walden.
Earl A. Brown.
For Representative
Fred Davis.
d. $. Hoover.
4. j. Pollock.
ouy H. Sigler.
More NeOphyteS
Made PrOnhetS
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Onlu "a Bodies
Taken in First
2 4 II gu s
CONTINUED from page II
Some Revive From Shock.

Residences and clubs in the vicinity
OF the theatre We're thrown open for
the accommodation of the injured un
I'll they could be treated hv physi
elans on Tie scene aud sent to then
homes. OF rushed to hospitals The
Theta Delpha Phi fraternity house at
Clifton and Calvert streets. was made
the headquarters Tor one group OF
doctors
Some Of those taken out of the
NreV kaye apparenti, dead. revived
auiehlv after getting IN the biting cold
SION storm that ragged outside.
t,Ea iovearold girl was brolght
out. to al appearances dead With
ing u few minutes. ,fter She was LAID
on q blanket in the snow. sha opened
her eyes wanted to know what hap
nened and then quickly got TO her
feet I'm all right. she announced.
and insisted on going home.
she lad been trapped within fog
more than IN hour. The fact that
some of the apparently lifeles, people
revived quickly after reaching the air
led the police shortly after ! ! oclog X
10 believe that the casualties might
nos rrn as high a. first estimated
4 he scene of the disaster presented
weird sight in the swirlins snow
stor.a and the fliekering glare Of
lights all over the wreckage by winch
the i. ,ttlers were working Electric
torches cleaned like fire lies through
the n.ins snow. and here ami there
laazea the blue flame OF acetylene
torches as thes ale ;h"il Wa threegi
twisted steel giiders
At II ~ o'clock - persons tad
i,.sn i.fa.sp Ia ,.4lalu..ussX ilpSts4t 4
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sistant priests Of 81 Matthews church.
went through the crowds Of n;irei
rs they wore brought out ad,,iaiSt.r-
Ing extreme rnstinn. The ncss res
crp frai, raw cf crashed seats =, -
eight dead hai been re,nnyei. was !
yrang woman, who was STA s.1irs
though apparently badly 'rsuft,'
RE Big bass ofum nts'c. on 81,
site which wss removed from ,ho
Orchestra nit after e-tne 10 the Nsls,s +
age hai been veT.i.l WAS t.ss.,
a. i reeepta,ie for dehsi AMI ~
PASSED aipDs IL. l;Gc a'ter i nrtl t.-s 4
Al,e. Is the worker;
A,4oaG thosc u III. &. a'er - aei.r
tiles STING ~ The sera .f sl'sei-
Intending .he rescue WAS Assistant
District Attorney f'raak E,liey. = ne
MAG att rcd ia fail sN.niil. 3..ss @at
ipnns
- IL o'clock hoe sas ear
IL ouch the wai ~ the opposite site
~ the theatre With most * the pft'-
N.ur~ reese pe work had been done, aga
another endless chain Of 'saia'ers aas,
sailors began att.st xiv, the mass al
debris in 4 p.gfion of the wrecked
theatre hitherto untouched.
4 s.san sedroid girl. whose screams
iiiiei fhc ar for hours. wa> r"et.s,.ii
~ ii O'Clock The girl had beer
seated n the last row of tn" tneati,'.
with nef mother and sister and broth
- TIE Nc'h.irn. su.t.e.. 4n.s y sist
srias ..4an-eed To place :. nnsN. ssi;.fil
asa5ns. hiy VAL 81 i5..tsinr a.isi = -
4nH s.ts"'i IL fsros-'s-'i"'. t. ..i-.4 ii,'
aieni !. .,a ana nrhrr vr,srAsyn - q
an,ier il anu beneath i I'll 'seis' ?
N ~ rag" gir.lsT tis.:t .isi vi s''i
her 4 .an and Smashed h''r ..-.l.'i
ami lfaknn hs sa,nliler, tue .stf - 4
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Situations Wanted
Blizzard Continues
to Sweep Up the
Atlantic Coast
Confined from Page One)

trafir open, N expectation OF foot
tall OF snow within Il dozen hours
! Stingiag wind brought the snow
10 y ~ York A dozen big liners and
forty i've frei"htyls were slowly max.
~ th"i. Way 10 port here.
'fnuu sands I'll passengers were TEN
pofalil. stranded. owing 10 crippled
railway nsportation to points south
i.ailWav traffic both IN ami out 81
Nrv York seuthward was badly dis
organized. especially over the Penn.
~yl'ana lines Only one train pvel
thlt liiie arrived during The morning
nGm WASHINGTON and Baltimore ant
II WIS fou hours and nineteen min
u.es lai"
C,nfitscns on the Baltimore & Ohio
AMI Cthe' lines We're almost a. bad
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tiun and that there had never been
any question Of its ability TO stand w
under any test Tho building was de
signed and erected. Rukley said. by
one OF the best architects in the coun-
Try Police and building inspection
officials had never questioned the
construction Of the theatre. Buckley
declared lie said that H. was simply
q ease Of those who erected the build
ing never believing that snowstorr'
such as WAS witnessed In the past q
hours would occur in this latitude.
The small son and daughter of Law
renee l'unham. press association
telegraph operator, ~ere in the crash
The hoy was taken to the hospital in
iured. and a search Was being made
tor the girl Virginia while her moth
er sobhed frantically on the edge OF
the crowd
J - Morgan, general manager OF
Crandall theatres. said
The building laws he'd ali been
complied with The roof was recent
Is inspected by the building inspect ton
of the district and pronounced safe
His arm broken by the crash. J Il
Canine. who was with his wife in the
balcony of the theatre when the ROOT
eatea IN. worked with the rescue
squads IN the ruins
We were sitting there watching
the picture. Canine said when With
out warning the roof started to come
down When il got IT, the bottom,
felt that my arm was broken ant
asked my wife To reach II my pocket
and get my matches Ne managed
to Jam through tv crowd and get on
some MAY. den know how II was
terrible
One OF the secretaries of the Chin
asc embassy was reported To have hat
both legs broken
Hugh Neshit Washington CORES
pondent Of the Kansas GstN Star, sus
tanned Il broken leg
Doctors Fight to Get In Building.
Cries Of eangway for Gods sake
rang through the Lobby of the theatre
as the rescue work proceeded. News
,,aper men Mere thrown out of tn,
lobby and many physicians and SUI
geons We're also thrown out by police
ana soldiers and sailors Doctor
had trouble in identifying themselves
One of the doctors produced from hi
bag q hypodetmie needle ana vaNln
II before An officer broke through tn
ranks 81 guards and led several fel
luM -silv SIC inns INTO the bc1dns
Al II - IotileS of Two men wer
taken out Of the west entrance. The
were hadl, battered and blood,
Col. Charles Gales fucker. promin
ent Washington lawsef ANA his VIII
are missing from home and relative
fear taat they we've baried y the tue
ltpi era ;h
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LOST

IpS1-Ntit, FOX Terrier has black ears
,ld spot un neal tail him SPOT, find
81 please return t. .. y tsAsliSit lei,
ON Ct,nr ,,rt4tn.is pi 1-3t
FIVE DOLLARS reward for return q
brown ieathe.- cont stolen from car
lett in front OF Auditorium on Mon
ia, ui2ht. Return to Daily News q
nc, dh.
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FOUND

tpt Np-fame black and white spotted
huil-.iog Owner arriy at Tennessee
i'o.iltry House. Ray street.
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~ IA ~ II IL. tfi'- v aus >s.%N'1 NAi>a'f
of Weakening, and a great cr. Went
Up among policemen and firement for
the crowds TO beware Marine Oft
cep<i Immediately stationed guards ii
such positions 10 prevent The urhlie
from coming within range Il any Nall
which might fall.
At midnight the body of + II.
Ernst, Of B-ookiNn \ y. district ann
ag,.f ul the bciuttapn lrudG IS Com
pany Mas brought INTO the Ca..ielt.
hospital. He WAS badly crushed and
dead
Christian Science Church IS Erccr-
ecncy Hosp,ta!
The First Church Of Thirst. Sr;er-
tist. on Columbia road. near ,isr he
atre. was thrown open as IN ,inar
gency hospital AT midnight ana STORES
Of Injured We're treated there ny dnt
tors who set up wolkine quarters u
the church
Al i2:o3 this morning q Young NAB
stu wearing his cap WAS e..rii4., cut
on a litter He was 40 socaet
stretched out when h. fos. vi and
! started To talk with the street, u 3.
! bearers.
Two more injured persons were
brought ont at II ni \ rail COR
blankets. blankets. WAS answered ~
soldiers throwing huge rolls aser The
/ bodies II the two men believed To ~
dead
AT l2.l5. the dos tors al the i',rst
Church Of Christ. Scientist sad they
! had received II dead bodies .,.-
portcrs were not admitted To the
! church however
Another identified dead WIS Fer
ME Breslau 1892 Columbia road
In the west end Of the psi Of the
theatre the most frantic rescue work
appeared 10 he under way. This was
because the cries of the crushed could
be heara plainly from uu,ier the steel
Irdcrs.
At y = soldiers and marines he
gan bringing il sandwiches ana cot
fe. To the rasruefs who nausnu III
then work u digging To deVnur she
food and gulp dnwn the stsaming cnf
fee
" Y b anolaer body vas brought
out
The dress pf iaa Gaetors varied 1T
most 4. much rs STAT uf t'i. stlties-
and sailors rsefe we're mans ritsii
cal edntssins and nlaioiS sTiea aHa
span u KHAKI and sam Brown ht3fs
thsr. we're ci.ltan hospital int"rn~ IL
Wfito dneA suits which soan tseatia
bcs:nsr he'd and ter, s.sre the rex
ular cil iiiau PA, tstion"is n ha~ine~
suits. dcrlN hats and carrying fas
liitie black s.t,iiel
TIM work 81 reasovinp filo shgI-
Aaa nnl nlegfcssea f.l nnfa ene -
the most ehastl> gh, af ine g.,i.is
tsoppe WIS revealed A huge .Iaaa
..s n t94t q
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED To Bi'y--t:ood lot in btmoad.
give location and lowest pfi'e IN iirst
letter to Box 10. care of Daily News
~ st
SECOND HAND FURNITURE bought
and sold, We can save you money on
both used or new goods e ~. Lane.
IeI North Reach It. Phone 3I6-I.
G23-. t6-tf
SFCpND-HAND FURNITURE bought
and sold High glade upholstery work
done 4 man of 2S years experience
In both lines in charge. Full line OF
house furnishings and crockery. Phone
81 ard is,. Eagg,tt Wctherby Co.
paytcna Beach Store. 4S6 Main St
.S-a-1- Il
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Advertisements :


PA. LANEOUS
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WANTED to trade carat diamond ing
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WOULD Ike To gain information con-
ccinins whereabouts OF man named
FRANK Pope. worked III this city about
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wn'e mere Address J. 4. .. iaily
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MRS. ltEAToN BARNES: medium, mes.
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friends Interested IN spiritualisn at
Their homes, dali, n 9u2 Harvey
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Water work, AMI water so'ttntns Geo
A. Main. licensed consulting engineer.
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sale listed NJ unce Schnlts Re itS'
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times .a-a 10 e
CADI1.LAC-paim Reach ana Miami.
Five lay sight seeing trip. 81, 90 PEI
passenger in i-l.tsseffss'i ta,llEtc.
Tampa and st. lstci shutg. s2nAH per
passenger Phone iu4-l. Lester laNc'''s.
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WA <Ti.ls-Six women that have had ex =
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Give references. ADDRESS, Employer.
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