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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13
MAKES EXIT
STILL RUNNING

WASHINGTON. April ia.--Andrew
volstead. father OF the best-known
law In the United States. yesterday
mado his exit from public llfe--run-
ming.
voIstead. who Is retiring from con-
grcss. called at the White House TO
bid President Harding goodbye.
On leaving he was asked whether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13
Amateur Bandits
Blow Two Safes

TACOM 4. April Amateur
ycggs blew the door or tbs safes
in The postotfices Of osrville and
Rochester Wednesday night seour.
Ing approximately 800 IN the two
rolberior. - was reported yesper.
day.
The door on the oakviiio safc had
not been locked for three years ana
tho Rochester strong box waa prnc.
tlcaily empty. The greater part Of
tho government funds were hidden
,bou, tho store in which tho post
office Is located. The robberu have
not been apprchended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13

VoU kno W
i thatl You
also know that
y o UT ov Q d
ones sympn.
thy and com.
fort will not
correct tho
cause. Neither
can impover-
ished blood re
build tho body,
n,f ~n.s nan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13
Vladivotok Again
Held by "Whites"

LONDON. April ia,--v1adlyostok.
the principal Pacific port OF the old
Russian empire, has again been
captured by the white" forces, aft.
or bitter struggle. according to
Heislugfore rcpnrth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13

he had anything to say to tho Amer
lean people In farewell
Nothing" said volstead. and ran
from the newspaper men.
He ran right into group OF pho
tographers. who tried to "shoot" him.
eluded them and dashed across the
White House lawn toward the gates.
A crowd waiting 20 enter the White
House TO shake hands with Presi-
dent Harding. hooted yolstead. cali
Ing TO him TO keep Off the grass
and urging the pursuing photogra-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13

EDIroH's NOTEi bernard NJ IIarueh,
fnanrier, former brad OF the war indus-
tries board, and adviser of Moedrou vii
sah, Today advances a new plan for set
urmrn Of the German PREPARATIONS crisis
which continues 10 menace world peace,
III the following Interview iaruch as-
trrts that the United states Is In honor
bonnd 10 s-e that tho question II settled
Justly aud humanriy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13
Rescue Passenger
in Just Is Minutes

PORT SAID. April ia passen.
ger who fell from the liner Assaye in
the Red Sea was rescued and put on
board again in Is minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-13

Fine merccrlzed Isle
hose In black. white and
cordovan. Specially
priced for Saturday at a
pair. soc. or Q pairs for
800.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
MORE CANDIDATES OFT
FOR G0LDEN QUINTET

Three new men were out 20 make
the team. az the first practice of the
Goldey College basketball team a. Old
Swedes gym yesterday afternoon.
The newcomers are Bland. a forward,
Ramsey. q guard from Newark :.lr'yor
a local boy. whose aim - 20 make the
center position. The practice yester-
day. afternoon was the first one in
the new year.
During The Chr.stmas-New Year
holiday. but few o, the members OF
the Cooley team had any practice.
King and Gr!en whose home town
is StewartsOn. Pa. and Turner who
pays with Second Baptist and also
Al SeafOrd had some practice during
the holidays, and as consequence
were in much better shape fOr yes
tercay Afternoons practice than were
the other members OF the team.
Coach Marden put the boys through
a pretty hard test. He has also called
a practice for Friday afternoo9. hop
ing 20 get the team into some kind
o. shape FOR SIS next game which
will be played on next Saturday night
The G0ldeyites Will line up against
either the Freshman team OF the
University OF Delaware or possibly
the High School team 81 PeDn's Grove.
y. J. The game Will be played on
Swedes' floor, this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SALES|ANUM READY
FOR BEACON FIVE
Coach MalIoy's Squad in Good
Shape and Expect to Win
Victory.

Practice was called or ny Coach
Malioy yesterday FOR the varsity squad
10 rest up. as the whole team made
untirins efforts 10 enable The Sallies
to- come out on top in the opening
fray 81 the Philadelphia Catholic
League when they overwhelmed the
Camden Catholic High.
All the students AZ tho Eighth and
Wcs, institution are elated over the
decisive victory of the Sallies and
predict that the Sslesians will lead
the Catholic circuit IN the rush for
IN. league trophy.
Tho reserve squad reported for
practice yesterday and had a very
lively scrimmage when Swecncy's "A
squad defeated CurraNs "B" squad
60 90 Is. Battle and Burden played
q neat floor game. while Russo did the
shooting Tor the a. squad. Lemon
ana Joe" Maloney were the main
STAYS Cor the n" team.
- hard pra.ice will he today's
menu FOR the varsity squad To get In
shape Co 30 against the Beacon Col
lego ave AT Joe's hall tomorrow eve
ming. 4 lively game II expected as
both teams have two victories and no
reverscs chalk.d against them. Coach
Johnny Naylor ~ the Beacon i've
has had the boys through some hard
practlces this week and are Get TO
break the sallles' winning streak.
During the holidays practices were
called ~ FOR the business bays as
most ~ the lads went home for the
HOLIDAYS. These lads lost no time In
their practice a. most 81 then played
ON teams IN their home towns. md are
determined 90 make IN. MAlloyites
battle for every point. Ba-ketoall nc
tivitir- are ia fun bloom ~ the Beacon
college as letters VIII .. awarded "a
thos. Who are fortunate IN landins a
berth ,u the varsity squad. This has
been met with great favor among the
student. a. more candidates answered
IN. call ~ Coach Naylor. also great
enthusiasm has hecn shown among
the faculty. and the girls. so ,omor-
row evening the Goods will 10 on hand
- cheer their quintet.
Tomorrow afternoon tho Sales.anun
Reserve team will meet tho du Pom
itlsh Ave az 81. Joscph's gym. The
Ssiesianum warnings are round!ns
into shape and will no doubt defeat th'
suburban quintet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
MOTORISTS DINNER.
]. Borton Weeks TO Address Banquet
Of Delaware Association.

Plans for the dinner to be given
by tho Delaware Automobile Associa-
ton in the du Barry Room OF the
Hotel du Pont an Thursday night.
January Is. have been completed and
n most interesting program arranged.
j. Borton Weeks. president OF the
keystone Automobile Club OF Phil
adelphia. will be the principal speaker.
mir. Weeks will base his address
on three topics OF interest to all auto
mobile clubs. no matter where their
location. lie will speak on the value
of an active club in tho community
on the method that insures the sue
cess OF the automobile club and the
value OF afYiliation with the National
Motorists Association.
DIR. Willard Springer. president o.
the Delaware Automobile Association
will preside. Musical selections by
Frank ii. Mason and J. Frank Ayers
vocalists. and j. Norris Morgan
pianist. will help TO make the dinner
a success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
NOTABLES AT
KEELFR's FUNERAL
Managers and Players Pay Tribute 10
Keller. Famous Batter.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. Jan. s.-Noiablee among
PLAYERS and officials in baseball gath
esed today 20 attend the funeral Of
william II. Wee Wtllie"J keeler.
star o, two decades with the I5altl-
more and Brooklyn Nationals. and
New York Americans. and one OF the
greatest batsmen IN the history OF the
national pastime. kee.er died Mon
Gay a. mis- home in Brooklyn at the
are OF 80. after a lingering Illness
Prominent among officials who came
10 pay tribute 10 the old diamond
STARS memory were John a. Heydler
president OF the National League; Col.
Jacob Rupert. president az the New
YORK Yankees; George W Grant.
president OF the Boston Braves. and
John AcGrsw. a team mate OF Keel
ers on the Baltimore Orioles. and now
manager and vice-pres,dent OF the
worlds champion Giants.
Players who were stars in the days
when keeler established hating rec
ords that remain unbeaten. and others
" present day fame also Were on
hand Among them were KID Glea-
son. manager OF the Chicago White
Sox Wtlbert Robinson. manager OF
the Brooklyn Nationals, and Hugh
jennings assistant 20 McGraw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SEYENTY-FOUR TEAMS
REFUSE LAFAYETTE GAME

Easton. Pa. Jan. 4.-There
may be more difficult tasks than
completing a football schedule
for a college or university. but
Graduate Manager Of Athletes
D. Leroy Reeves, Of lafayette
College. doubts a. A month ago
Graduate Manager Reeves open
I'd negotiations for a game ito
be played here Saturday. No
vember q, one week before
Iafsyette's big game with Lee
high University. and today Is
stlll negotiating. In this time
he has communicated with no
Jess than "a Institutions. yet
has been unable % M the date.
because OF going through the
1921 season without a defeat.
Lafayette was unable 10 arrange,
a game the past season for the
Saturday before the I.ehigh
contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
MUSKRATS ABUNDANT
BUT HARD TO CATCH
Are Of Large Size and in Excel
lent Condition Down
State.

Milford. Jan. 4-Accord.ng - trap
pers muskrats are very dltfcMt 70
latch this season. They say there
are plenty OF these fur bearing ami
mails. as there are mora rat-houses
and more signs o; them than IN many
wears. hut that the rats" have he
come wise 20 traps ard are exceed
!ngiy difhient about being inveig.cd
into the snare. Many farmers spend
nearly their entire time during De
,ember. January and February trap
ping on the marshes alons the
streams and bay shore. az they have
found the occupation more profitable
than anything else they can do az
this sea son.
They report that tho rats" this
winter are OF enormous size. lRrgr
than they have ever caught before.
and that the fur IL IN the best o. con-
dition for this early In the season.
As a rule the best pelts are taken
during February. when the fur Is
heavier and thicker and commands a
better price. hut for some reason. they
say. the fur this year is IN February
condition.
Those who make this their occupa-
.!on asser; that the rats will work all
around the snare. but seem TO scent
the freddie even when 81 Is buried he
.ow the mud. They believe that the
animals have been trapped so much O:
ia;e that their natural instinct az dan
ger has been increased 20 such an
exten; that they are wise 10 the
game"
They contend this has also been
brought about by many rats getting
away from the traps by twisting on
/ their legs. and they in turn have
.aught their young" Of the dangers
| lying around.
This condition exists no; only 81
| the immediate vicinity 81 Milford. bu'
all over Kent and Sussex county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
BEACON QUINTET TO
PLAY SALES|ANUM
Local Cage Rivals to Meet To-
morrow Night at ST.
Joseph's Gym.

TIE R-.cou hasse:hail quintet vii.
hattie against one os -. toughest OPP
por.nts on is srh.auic this season to-
Morrow night. when Il faces the fast
soi-e saieslanum Eve a; s.. Josephs
y>sm The business cascrs have been
travdinr a. fast clip this ecason on
the wooden way. having been vieiors
IN The game. played 80 far with New
Castle. and penn's Grove High.
Though tho Catho.c Hiehle;s seem 20
haV. started or IN whfiwlnd style
th.s -cason. the Beacofni;es VIII no;
10 .asy pickinEs tor them tomorrow
night.
The players. though they were away
Tor a week. during the Christmas
HOLIDAYS. kept n trim by p-actic!rs
and playing with ther home town
is-.ms When Coach Naylor called
Them out Cor practice yestesrtay. they
were IN the hes; OF form and went
about their WORKOUT IN fine style The
coach drilled the Tenth street cage
siadiators IN foul shooting yesterday
snce he wanted 20 get a line on how
90 place them for the 1T win Salesi-
anum tomCsrow night.
A keen competition IN roofing be-
tween the student bodies % each
schuni q exp--c;~t a. the game. Bea-
com has adop-oc large number %
cheers and the stodenis have been
practAinE them during the ,AE few
dave The proSAois lineup q both
t.ufas a "a followP
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SAl~sinum
ttsSscOrn
krkPrND CRIB AND ROPER
toh HORST PLAY IN B0TT

Pfxburg Pa Jan. win some
q N. msfnbers expressing the opin-
ion mat the pr.n.ina.s id not intend
q make |. rea. nEh, - 10. and that
tho "b.itling aftfr TIE bell rang in
the ninth and tenth rounds wxe only
a Tot - horse play" The Pittsburg
bosins Dummisslor has suspended
Harry tseo. ligh; heavyweight cham
r.on ~ America. and BOB Roper. for
th~r unsatisfsc'orv bout az Motor
squares Garder co., New Yeare Day.
Tho suspenslonF o. was announced
are 90 remain n .re~t untn tho ,s.n-
cipals MAKE satisfactory explanations
n, why they v.o.ated certain ruias I'd
also FOR their failure % show proper
respect sor che rcfeee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
CLIFTON CATCHES BALL
DROPPED 2I0 FEET

Ear Clifton. left ielcer on the
Water Department ball team. caught
a baseball tossed by Manager LOWS
Rode OF ia. sams team from a dis
iance % 2i0 Zee; last even.n shortly
after clock.
Cu.on wsgered Rode TIA; ne could
catch the to-s II The manager would
,ilmb % fhs top % the water Depart
menf slack A. repairs were being
made 'o me stack. Rode made easy
arcoss 90 tho top. Clifton let TIE
hrs' tosr 80 by and the second knocked
him 90 The ground. but he held on 70
the third aud was given a biz ovation
hy the crowd that assembled 70 watch
the feat performed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

II was announced yesterday by John
A. Hcydlcr. president OF the National
League.
The senior organization will be rep
resented by Mr.. Heydler and Barney
Dreyfus. president OF the Plttsburg
Club. and the American League by
President Ban Johnson and the lat
ter's secretary. William Harrldge.
Principal among problems confront
ing the meeting will bs adjustment OF
the opening dates. which were fiyed
at the recent annual meetings in New
York for Tuesday. April II. by the
National League. and for April Is by
the American League.
National League officials, Il was un
dcrstood. feel that the earlier dat.
should be fixed foC both circuits be
cause OF an agreement on that date
with President johnson. prior 20 the
annual meetings. The American
League executive. after his organiza-
ton had decided upon April Is. eX-
pressed confidence that a satisfactory
adjustment would be reached at the
schedule meeting.
Another problem facing tho schcd-
ule makers Is the situation In Now
York. where with tho Yanks and Giants
In separate parks for tho first time In
years, conflict in sunday and holiday
dates Is In prospect.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
p. R. R. LEAGUE OPENS
At THE HIGH SCHOOL
Double Bill Provides Fans With
Plenty of Basketball
Sport.

The y. Il. II. Basketball League was
opened ausp,ciously az the Whining
ton High School gymnasium with n
double bill. the Delaware Division
team losing TO the General Supcrin-
tendent's Office five by a 10 20 II
score, while tho Store House quintet
t-.umphed Over the Shop Clerks. IS
TO G. Both games were OF the rough
and tumble variety.
Mex; Tuesday evening the Engine
House team VIII meet the Yard Mas
ter's Office and tho Locomotive De-
partment will battle the Car Depart
ment. The scores:
IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
Manager Clarence sieig!ers

Manager Clarence Sieig!ers s.:
Stephens bowling team % The
Church Bowling League will roll
three match game with the Grace
Team a: the Y. NJ. {. a. alleys this
evening. the first game 20 get under
way promptly al o'clock. The
Saints" got away 20 very poor
start. losing the FIRST nine games.
bot then won the next twelve straight
matches. only 20 be stopped by the
leading Westminster team on last
Thursday. The Lutherans now have n
nsty-afty standing IN the league hav-
ing won and lost the same number OF
games. an even dozen each way.
The following players are requested
10 De on hand al the above stated time
Grotz. Gelger Hirzel. Oberly. Rickerts.
Nennstlehl. r. Harshman, Elmer and
Clarence Steigler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
.. IiCkET WINS $4,000.

Tia Juana. Mexico. Jan. <.-Ono o.
he n.sEesi ions ehots In the history
went over when MANNHEIM. 20. cap
turcd tho sixth race yesterday. 4
iaan holding a s. ecs-, on MANN
hon 20. o. win. received $780, Place
i..t,"s toos sSs.so. and chow wazers
Istt.J S.. "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
Double Bin at the Queen.
Ms, Ryan Out O, Cannes Tonrney.

BY Associated Pross - Every Evening
Cannes. Jan. 4-M,ss Elizabeth
Ryan. the California tennis star. who
vas entered In the womon's singles
tournament here. mas been compelled
20 scratch because - bl.s'ered hand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
Church League Bowling.
Standing Of Teams.
Schedule For Tonight.

s.. Stephens vs.. Grace, Y. ". c
4. alleys p NJ.
Brandywine vs. Second Baptist
Mckee's alleys. ?. m.
Hanover rs. Goodman. McKee's al
leys. p. n.
West We. S. Paul, McKee's alleys
3 p. IN.
Westminster vs. Bethany. McKee's
alleys. 9 p. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

the two. since tho other shows Miss
Hammerstcin in an aerOpiane tail
spinning and nose diving is way into
a terrific dash 10 earth.
Arcadia Has "Priyoner 81 Ienda."
with the proeenta,ion of Rex
1ngram's brilliant production OF The
Prisones Of Ionda" the Arcadia
Theatre has an attraction that ~
making a very strong bid for favor
with the picturegocrs Of Wilmington.
"'rhe Prisoner OF Zonda" r. not new
as a story. II - the work Of Anthony
Hope and as fiction has been widely
read thrOugh many years. when
dragnatized before the foOtilghfs 90
served aa big success Tor william
Hnckett famous actor. IN story idea
70 n most romantic. transpirlng for the
most part IN the mythical kingdom ~
Rurftan.n. where political STRIFE rs
particularly personal and whore those
In power nre forced 20 be- constantly
on guard against the Vaccinations ~
a jealous group ~ small n0blemen.
Double Bin at the Queen.
with Thomas Meighon IN ~-ne Man
Who Saw Tomorrow and the FIRST
round Of the new Leather Pushcr'
series. the Queen Theatre has "a feast
OF entertainment that has seemed o.
meet with popular approval. Meighan
who r. splendidiy cast IN his new pic.
turc. gives a very creditlbie sccouu'
OF his character ana picases again at
a real mans man and woman'e herD
! Leatrice JOY who S. !n ;he feminine
lead gives tho star the same snFt o
sterling support that she did in Man
slaughter" Thcodore Roberts. gran,
Old man OF tho screen. 81 his role o.
tho master ~ tramp schooner. ~ ,
jovial fellow with a love ~ ife.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

~ you desire 20 sen your car TN
Every Evenings $1,000 readers
through a want adj Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
Thrills NJ the Savoy.

There's n big railroad wreck IN
One Week Of Love" the Selzn!ck
super sIscciai ataT!ny Elaine Ham
morstein and Conway Tearlo. which
IL showing al tho Savoy Theatre. This
le one OF the two big action climaxcs
IN tho production. and tho lesser 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

The public has commented on the
absence 81 Ethel Clayton from the
screen for the past SIX months But
all the opinions have como to no end
for Ethel Clayton a back once moe.
having spent many months in the pro-
duction ~ ~ / Were Queen" Sh"
makes her appearance IN this vehicle
~ tho Majestic Theatre beginning to-
day. II / Were Queen" shows "a new
Ethel Clayton. Beautiful ond talented
as ever. She IL az her artistic best ln
a romance Of this character. Her pic
ture has atmosphere; II has body; q
has an the color and plcturesquoness
OF the mythical kingdom OF the Bal
kans. where 10 Is laid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
Postponed until

Results are what yon are seeking
lse CLASSIFIED ads. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

Tn an Every Evening Want Ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04

devotion that saves his life. The play
was filmed with Nazimoya in the title
,.pf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SCREEN.
Mncart and bradford Mt A.i'pe.

WIN the appearance Of Macart and
Bradford IN Take Ny Tip" the
Aldne show has FOR i;s head.iner a
laugh sketch. George Conan, who
not only shou'd but does know an
actor when he secs ore, declared that
William ". Macsrt and Ethlynne
Bradford were two OF the beet
comedians ne had ever seen. Morgan
and Binder. who entertain With bits
~ chatter and songs. are two talented
glre. Nathane and Sully are billed
az exponents % melody and
terpsIchorc. Morien. who comes first In
the performance. - a musician who
atsolutcly refuses 20 take himself or
the audience seriously. PAUL. and GOss
are I'm The Co-Wcds." n skit with a
bright assortment % songs and patter.
Ray Conlin. listed as n "sub-vocal
comedian" ~ a ventri.Oq1rst whoee
voice "a absolutely under his control.
Az the photopiay attraction tho Al
dine has Shirley Mason in The New
TpuehFts "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
SCHEDULE MEETING
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Heydler. Dreyfus and Johnson
to Frame 1923 Baseball lay
out at Shore.
New York. Jan. 4.

New York. Jan. 4.
The Joint meeting
Of tho National and
American League
schedule commit
tees for the purpose
OF arranging details
OF tho 1923 cam
pa,an VII be held
next Saturday at
Atlantic CITY y. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-04
HIGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Good, sharp shootrr ...-..,- ...... 80.
HIGH DUAL-THREE
-'' rEkNf AvfRAGrs

FINAL FIRST HALF srANDINj
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14

NATIONAL BANK
GROWING FAST

Twenty-one days after opening
for business ON June 9th, the
books of the Photographers National
Bank of St. Louis, Mo, show re
sources of $2,179,O943O. This is
fast work for labor bank in the
first days of its existence. Not
only are depositors who live in st.
Louis increasing in number, but
from far and near checks and
money orders are pouring in. The
bank started with a sapital stock
of 100000, but this will soon be
increased if business continues to
boom.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14

local trade unions and federal labor
unions affiliated to the American
Federation of Labor with a mem
bership of 23,426 and a defense
fund of S1s3,994.2S to protect the
members during strikes and lock
outs, declares Secretary Frank
Morrison in his report to the 1928
convention of the Federation.
Directly chartered local trade un-
ions are unions in trades which 20
not have as yet either national or
international unions.
Federal labor unions are organ.
lied where there are not enough
members in a trade to constitute a
local union.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14
GROWTH OF AMERI-
CAN FEDERATION
OF l. A 30 X

The constantly increasing nu-
merical strength of the American
Federation of Labor is emphatical.
ly exhibited by the membership Of
the affiliated unions by 1O-year
periods.
The average membership Of the
unions affiliated to the Federation
was Laos, 500 in 1903; 1,996,O04 il
1913; and 2,926,46S in 1923.
There are los affiliated national
and international unions composed
of 1884 local unions, 40 state fed
erations of labor, 9O1 city central
bodies, 523 local trade unions and
federal labor unions, ! depart
ments, and SIS local department
councils.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-12-14
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