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Evening star., 1926-08-01
EIITE.

Today and tomorrow. Jack Holt in
THE Blind Goddess" comedy and
news; Tuesday, Cpfinne Griffith, Mile.
Modiste," Billy West comedy; Wed.
nesday, Mary Astor and Lloyd
Hughes, in THE Scarlet Saint. =
Helen and Warren comedy; Thurs
day, Douglas Fairbanks, in His
Majesty the American, comedy
and news; Friday, Lewis Stone,
in "Old Loves and New" and COM
edy; Saturday, Hoo Gibsons In "The
Phantom Bullet, Fighting Hearts"
and Buster Brown comedy.
Evening star., 1926-08-01
SAVOY.

Today. Cecil b. DeAIille's "The
Volga Boatman''; tomorrow. Ruth Ro:
land in "A Dollar Down" and Andy
G1lmp comedy, THE Shady Rest;
Tuesday, Virginia Valli In Watch
Your Wife" and Cliff Bowes in Meet
My Dog'E Wednesday, Anna Q. Nils
son in Her Second Chance and Hal
Roachs Never Too Old: Thurs
day, Priscilla Dean in Forbidden
Waters" and Fox comedy, "Hurri-
cane; Friday, RintTin.Tin in THE
Night Cry" and Lige Conley in
Cheap Skates; Saturday, Charles
Ray in Sweet Adeline" and Aesop
Fable.
Evening star., 1926-08-01
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow. sgd Chaplin
in "Oh, What Nurse, : Aesop Fable
and snapshots; Tuesday and Wednes--
day, w. G. Fields in its the Old
Army Came and Sennett comedy,
wandering Willies'; Thursday. Pris.
ella Dean in Forbidden Waters"
and Helen and Warren" comedy,
TOO Many Relations; Friday, Viola
Dana and Robert Agnew in "Wild
oats Lane" and Lupino Lane in His
Private Life: Saturday, William Col
lier, ir., and Ernest Terrence in THE
"DOe ShV"
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Photoplays This Week

Lloyd Hamilton in Nothing Matters"
and other short reels.
Wednesday and Thursday, Anna o.
Nilsson lis announced in First Nation
ais "Her Second Chance" supported
by Huntley Gordon; also Eupino Lane
in "His Private Life" and. a Grantland
Rice "Sportlight"; Friday and Satur.
day, w. c. Fields, star of the Ziegfield
revues. in Paramount's It's the Old
Army Came: Alice Day in Mack Sen,
nett's Hot Cakes for Two and Ly-
man Fl. Howe Hodge Podge.'
Evening star., 1926-08-01
COLONY.

Today, Bebe Daniels in THE Palm
Beach GirP' and Cliff Bowes in Don't
Miss; tomorrow, owen Moore and
Claire Windsor in Money Talks" and
Christie comedy, Dancing Daddies";
Tuesday, Robert Flaherty's ''Moana"
and Sennett comedy, Whispering
Whiskers"; Wednesday, Richard Dix
in ''Say 1t Again" and Aesop Fable:
Thursday, Mary Alden and Priscilla
Evening star., 1926-08-01

Bonner in "The Earth Woman" and
Jimmie Adams in Whoa, Emma;
Friday, Monte Blue in "Hogan's AL.
ley' and O.. Henly's Cupid La
Carte; Saturday. Rin.Tin-Tin in 'The
Clash of the Wolves" and Charles
King in Motor Troubles"
Evening star., 1926-08-01
TAKOMA.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday,
Harold Lloyd in For Heavens Sake, .
Pathe News, and Whittier's Maud
Muller with Marjorie Daw; Wednes-
day and Thursday. William Collier, jr.
in THE Rainmaker," comedy and
Sportlight: Friday, Richard Dix in
Lets Get Married" Aesop's Fable
and Fighting Hearts" No. 10: Satur-
day, Peter the Great in wild Jus
tice," Fables and Mack Sennett come
dy. a
Evening star., 1926-08-01
TIVOII-"paCllocked." I"

Lois Moran, Douglas Fairbanks.
ir.; Noah Beery and Louise Dresser
will be seem the first two days of
this week at Crandalrs Tivoli Thea
ter in Paramount's screen version
of Rex Reachs "Padlocked, which
concerns the Broadway experiences
of the daughter of a bigoted reformer,
who runs away after her fathers
narroWness has resulted in the death
of her mother Allan Dwan Slirected
1t. The comedy will present Our
Gang in Hal Roachs Baby Clothes"
and the Pathe Review and pipe or.
gan music, by Otto L. Beck and Ida
". Clarke. viii be added features.
Tuesday and Wednesday the at
traction will be Lon CLANCY in THE
Road to Mandalay," with Henry Il.
Walthall, Lois Moran and owen
Moore. also Al st. John in Sky
Bound" and Topics of the Day.;
Thursday and Friday Zane Greys
Born to the West" with Jack Holt,
and NUNS the Word" new
laughmaker; Saturday, the Fox pro
duction THE Shamrock Handicap, "
a romance of old ireland, the juvenile
comedy. "Raisin Cain" and a sport
light"
Evening star., 1926-08-01

The Ten Commandments" which
was banned when first offered for ex-
hibition in Simla, India, is now being
shown with great acclaim" as the
report has It.
Evening star., 1926-08-01

Bessie Love in Shore Leave" Alice
Day comedy and chapter / of the
"Phantom Police" with Herbert Raw
iinSon.
Evening star., 1926-08-01
AMBAssADOR-"ElIa Cinders." /"

Colleea Moore, supported by Lloyd
Hughes. will be seen at Crandalis
Ambassador Theater the first three
days of this week, beginning this
afternoon, in ELLA Cinders"; a new
Helen and Warren domestic comedy,
1.-THE Family Picnic; short reels and
pipe organ music; Wednesday, The
Unknown Soldier" supplemented by
Cliff Bowes in Squirrel Food; Thurs.
day. THE Boob" with the comedy
"Creeps, Pathe Review and Screen
Snapshots; Friday, Norman Kerry in
Under Western Skies" Lupino Lane
I'm Fools Luck" and a new GrantE.nd
Rice "Sportlight"; Saturday, w. c..
Fields in It's the Old Army Game,
Busters Mix-up," a new Lyman II.
Howe Hodge Podge" and the tenth
Lnstallment of the Radio Detective"
Evening star., 1926-08-01

Pauline Frederick seems to have
scored a pronounced hit with her pic
ture. Her Honor, the Governor" !"
just about the time that Ma" Fer.
guson loses out on the same line.
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lconllnued from First Pagel

Night" the Pathe News reel, Topics
of the Day and musical embellish-
ment by the Palace Orchestra will be
added attractions
Evening star., 1926-08-01

THE Fate of Flirt' win be shown
at Crandall's Central Theater the first
two days of this week. beginning
this afternoon with a new Our
Gang comedy, Monkey Business;
Tuesday and Wednesday, w. C. Fields
in Its the. Old Army Game" and o.
Henry's Elsie in New York" with
pipe organ music; Thursday and Fri
day, "Shipwrecked" !" screen version of
the play by Langdon Mccormick, with
Joseph Schildkraut and Seena Owen,
and Lige Conley in THE Tin Ghost"
and Screen Snapshots; Saturday,
Irene Rich and Give Brooke in the
Warner Brothers "The Pleasure
Buyers" Cliff Bowes in Squirrel
Food" added short reels and pipe
organ music.
Evening star., 1926-08-01
LINCOLN-"Good and Naughty.

Pola Negri will be the star at the
Lincoln Theater the first three days
of this week beginning this after.
noon, in Paramount's production,
Good and Naughty together with
Evening star., 1926-08-01

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New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
WELLER PROVES WEEKS SENSATION
CaStilian Singer Packs House
 at S25 a Seat

New York, April IS (Pp--Tho long delayed American debut Of scnorita RaQu"l Meller, the CaStilian singer Of ParlSian fame, was the outstand- NE Broadway theatrical event this week. Hcralded by three years Of press ngentry and stories of her temperament, she drew a capacity audience at her premiere Wodnes- day nigh' nt the Empire thoater with top prices for seats al s25. The petite senorita has limited her appearances to three matinees and three night performances for her repertoire Of four weeks, with tickets selling at sl5 for the remain. Ter Of the engagement,
 However, the weeks honors did not all go 70 her, for the critics were more than generous in their re- oeptlon Of the revival of Sir James N Barrie's What Every Woman Knows with Helen Hays and Ken neth Mackenna. Some even pro- tossed to see in the renewed popu- Iari'y of this old vehicle Of Maude Adams, d return 10 a more modest theater in the forthcoming season,
 Along with this prediction there also was published during the past week letter from Irving Berlin,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

now abroad, in which he professed to see a return to the themes of crtnoline days on the musical stage.
 An opening on Monday night which received only a mild reception was Love in a Mist" with Madge Kennedy and on the night of Sen orita Meller's opening, a semi-ama- teur review called The Cherry Pie Revue" opened in the Little Cherry Lane theater,
 Eugene L. Herton's music and the staging by Harry Wagstaff Gribble were praised by critics, but the amateurishness of the acting in gen eral was judged somewhat below the standards of the usual efforts of the small experimental theater groups,
 The only other important event Of the week was the new semi-opening Of By the Way" speedy litilo English review imported some months ago from London.
 The same cast continued in tho production but on Friday night tho show hlossomed forth with two- thirds of the performance consisting of new members in new dresses,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
STATE EXPLAINS
 MOTORING RULES
StOeCkeI's Bureau Issues Bulf,
 tin to Enlighten Drivers

Hartford, April i6 -- The April number of the state motor vehicle department bulletin, just issued, is devoted entirely to q resume in simple language of many salient features of the motor vehicle law with especial reference to driving rules.
 Such sections of the law as deal with the right of way question. the carrying of objects on running boards, the leaving Of q car with the engine running, the adjust ment of tail lights, headlamps, markers and other equipment. the Use of windshield stickers.sparking. tho less common forms of regstra- ton, and general information on operation arc discussed in the is- sue.
 This type of bulletin, it vas con sidered, would be helpful at this season Of the year, when general motor vehicle traffic Is resumed, IS compliance with the sections mentioned can be expected to les sen friction between motorists and enforcement authorities,
 Prom day 10 day" the introdUc- ton says. 'questions of procedure
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
BROWNING HEAPS
 GIFTS ON PEACHES
Bride Busy Shopping But Has
 "Scarcely Beeun''

New York, April ls tPl-Edward Browning the Cinderella Man, |" who says his greatest ambition is 10 preside over a happy home and fam fly, has taken occasion, during his honsynioon with his 1j-year-old bride. 10 visit a toy shop and pur- chase several sets Of games intond- a1 for flreside amusement,
 The bride accompanied him 10 the 'oy shop late yesterday after she had spent most Of the day buying expensive gowns and other feminine apparel including a mink coat, in l'!'th avenue shops. Browning, on 'hs fifth day Of their marriage, bought her an engagement ring a wedding ring and also birthday -inr. at a cost of about s5,odo, The birthday ring was a lovers knot in platinum. with two large dia- rnonds The bride will ha lG on June li,
 While the childrcn's Society yes- 'Arday dropped its action started be fore the marriage, seeking 10 remove he girl from the guardianship of her mother. Mrs, Catherine Heenan, other worries apcarel on the COL pes matrimonal horizon. Alter Browning had received several
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

threatening telephone calls, he hired six private detectives to keep guard in the hotel al RronNyllle, S Y,, where he has been staying during the past two days with his bride, When he was considering adopting Mary Louise Spas last year ha re- ceiycd somewhat similar threat iH a letter He succeeded in having the writ@ Of the letter arrested,
 Driving with Browning in his Azure-coIored automobile 10 q hoard Ing school in Riverside Drive Sesttr- day. Mrs Browning met for tho first time Dorothy sunshine" a 9-year- old girl adopted hy Browning several years ago. Browning had sad that one of his motives in marrying was to harc a companion for Dorothy and to bridge tho gap of ycars' be tween her and himself
 After her shopping tour yesterday, Mrs, Browning sail:
 "Why I hnvo srarcflv t"FHn my shopping yet have e'er so many things 10 get"
 She ma&os her shopping rounds in Browrlngs conspicuously-colored car. accompanied by her mother and n foo'man in addition to the chauf- feur. r was explained the foo'man was ncrtnl 10 save her annoyance from 'hc crowds.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

arise and are determined by us and it is thought that the issuance of this bulletin will partially forestall similar inquiries" The publication does not enumerate all Of the "Don'ts" in the law-book but advice about some of the matters which are a little out of the ordinary,
 Among other things the bulletin
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
Suit for S3,OO0 Result
 Of AutO-Bike Collision

Suit for 13,ooo has been brought lv Georgo Massey against Rcinholt schultz, the allegation being that the plaintiff was injured on Main street April ', when his bicycle collded with the defendants au- tomohile.
 Walter Gilayich has been named defendant in an action for $l6G brought by Lewis Cahiu of Wall ugford. the suit being the result of an automobile collision in Der lin April S.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

points out that there are s6 places in the state where the state police give examinations for operators H. censes,
 Copies Of the bulletin are 10 be had by application 10 the motor ve- hicle department.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16
DELANEY ON STAGE

New York, April l6 R,-The lur. of the tootlights has caught Juch Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn, lead. ing challenger for the light-heayy. weight championship. Delaney ha been booked for a weeks yaudeyilI. engagem lt In New York beginning May 8.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Abs
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Evening star., 1926-06-01

Machado to Mr.. Emilio Obregon is to
take place tonight in Havana. The
bride Is a daughter Of the President
Of Cuba, the Hon. Gen. Gerardo
Machado. and accompanied him when
he visited Washington last April.
The wedding will take place at La
Merced Church, one of the most sump-
tuous and oldest temples of Havana.
at $50 o'clock. and the ceremony will
be performed by the Right Rev. Arch
bishop Of Havana.
The civil marriage shall take place
before the religious ceremony, DR..
Clement Vazquez Bello. the president
OF the Senate, being Miss Machado' s
Witness. and DR.. Viriato Gutierrez,
secretary of the presidency, being
that Of Mr.. Obregon. Capt. Ricardo
Eirmat. aide of the president, and DR..
Ricardo Eguilior. director of justice.
Ihcted as witnesses for the issuance of
the license.
The matron of honor at the religious
ceremony will be Mrs. Francisco
Blanco Viuda de Obregon. the bride
groom's mother, while President Ma.
chado will be the best man.
Miss Machado's witnesses at this
ceremony will be DR.. Jesus Maria
Barraque. secretary Of justice, Mr.
Laureano Falla Gutierrez. president
OF the Spanish Casino of Havana; Mr.
Evening star., 1926-06-01

The marriage of Miss Mary Lou
Howell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
gar Howell, Okolona, Miss. to Mr..
William Worth Walker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. Walker, will take
place this afternoon at 5 o'clock, at
the home of the bridegroom's parents,
2519 North Capitol street. the Rev.
Henry E. Brundage of the Ecking-
ton Presbyterian Church off1ciatlng.
The house has a charming arrange
, ment of white roses, peonies and
palms, and a reception will follow ip'
mediately after the ceremony.
The bride will wear a gown OF white
beaded georgette crepe, bandeau OF
orange blossoms and carry a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Miss Frances f. Elliott will be the
maid of honor, wearing a frock or
pink georgette crepe and carrying
pink roses. Little Jean Corning. cous-
in of the bridegroom will be the flow
er girl, wearing frock of pale green
crepe.
Mr.. Bernard l.. Walker, brother OF
the bridegroom, will De the best man.
Mrs. Walker, their mother, will wear
beaded georgette crepe.
Following the reception Mr.. Walker
and his bride will leave for a trip
through the South to the home Of the
Continued on Twenty-first Page)
Evening star., 1926-06-01

Sir James Elder and Lady Elder,
who will entertain at the Hotel Plaza
In New York
Evening star., 1926-06-01

Sir James Elder, and Lady Elder,
who will entertain at the Hotel Plaza
in New York.
Assistant Postmaster General w.
Irving Glover rejoined Mrs. Glover in
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel yesterday after u weeks trip
to Dallas, Tex; New Orleans and
Atlanta in connection with the Afr
Mail Service Of the Post Office De-
partment.
Miss Elizabeth Edwards, daughter
Of Senator and Mrs. Edward i. Ed
wards, left today by motor for Jersey
City, accompanied by her little niece
Miss julie Edwards. daughter OF Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. L. 1. Edwards. Jr.
60 to open their Summer home at
Caldwell. n. j.. where she will be
Joined by Mrs. Edwards the first part
Of next week. Senator Edwards will
remain at Wardman Park Hotel until
the close Of Congress.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Amory Hougf4
ton will leave Washington tomorrow
for their Summer home, the Meadows,
South Dartmouth, Mass.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard
Brownson closed their house today
and started for the North. They will
spend the greater part Of the Sum
mer in Maine
The director general of thei Pan.
American Union, DR.. l.. S. Rove, en-.
tertained at luncheon today in honor
Of the former minister OF finance OF
Costa Rica, the Hon. RafaeL Huete
who was also a delegate to the Pan.
American Congress Of Journalists.
SumptuOus Arrangements for
Cuban Wedding Tonight.
The wedding of Miss Arrgela. F,lvira
Evening star., 1926-06-01
SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Coolidge Have
Col. and Mrs. George Harvey as
Guests at the White House.

Waited tight skirts vieing with each
other for honors. Nine. Varela, wife
| OF the Minister Of Uruguay, wore a
gown of rosA pink taffeta. made with
moderately long full skirt and semi
fitting basque. Sonora de Sanchez
Latour. wife of the Minister Of
Guatemala wore a deep red taffeta
fashioned along the same lines, her
skirt very full, edged with a deep
ing the impression Of length, and
he bodice tight-ttting Sonora do
Olaya. wife of the Minister Of Colon.
bia, had a gown Of pale buff color
satin, made straight and short and
trimmed with narrow bands embroid-
cred In pearls. Sonora de Jaimes
J'reyre was In black lace. draped over
pale pink. and her daughter. Senorita
Yolanda Jaimes Freyre. wore white.
Mrs Charles S. Dewey. wife of the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
and her daughter, Miss SuZette Dewey.
wore distinctive costumes Both were
black, Mrs. Dewey's Of heavy taffeta
made very full and long of skirt and
tight fitting Of bodice, the skirt just
escaping the floor to show the Jew
eled heels of her slippers. a panel
in the front of the skirt was trimmed
with ribbon flowers in pastel shades
and about her neck was a string of
pearls. with pearl earrings to match.
Miss Dewey's dress was of black lace.
the bodice long and tight-fitting. with
a yoke of the lace, which fell slightly
off the shoulders. The skirt was of
three ruff1es of lace. The bottom ruff
fle. falling to the floor in front and
longer in the back. was transparent.
Miss Natalie Hammond also wore a
costume of that period. her gown of
heavy white moire silk, the semi-fit-
ting bodice made high in the neck
both back and front. and with tiny
caps over the shoulders edged with
narrow bands Of sable fur. The skirt
touched the floor and was very full,
especially over each hip. 1t was
edged with a narrow band of sable,
which formed an inverted V in front.
The only touch of color was the mar
row velvet ribbon in Kings blue
which fell from each shoulder and
was tied loosely below the waistline.
Miss Hammond wore in her ears long
and elaborately fashioned pendant
earrings of seed pearls and carried a
fan of dainty black lace.
Evening star., 1926-06-01

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Wood
Patton, daughter of Mrs. Francis Mira
Patton and the late Mr.. Francis Mira
Patton of Washington, to Mr.. Lloyd
Raymond Sauer of Chicago, ILL.,. will
take place tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. in the Chapel of the United
States Naval Academy, Chaplain
Evans officiating.
The bride will be escorted to the
altar by her grandfather. Mr.. Harry
J. Wood who will give her in mar
riage and she will be attended by
Mrs. Frank Jackson Erwin as matron
Of honor, Miss Eleanor Spielman maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids, Miss
Priscilla Pennington, Miss Dorothea
Matz, Miss Aurelia Moore, Miss Helen
Frances Meeks. Miss Margaret Maize
and Miss Esma Maybee.
Midshipman Joseph Boulware will
be the best man and the ushers will
be Midshipman Arthur Bruner, Mid
shlpman Howard Adams, Midshipman
Tod Cobb King. Midshipman Harold
Henry, Midshipman Harlan Thorpe,
Midshipman John Milburn and Mid
shipman Hudson La Force.
The flower girls will be Miss Marion
Love King, and Miss Bonnymason
ThrOckmOrtOn.
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Francisco Diego Madrazo and Col.
John j. Caldwell.
Mr. Obregons witnesses will be
DIR. Carlos Miguel de Cespedes. sec
retary Of public works; Senator Man
uel Varona SuareZ and Drs. Nestor G..
Mendoza and GonZalo E. AroStegui.
The we'll known Metropolitan sing
ers. Benjamino Gigli and Elvira de
Hidalgo. will sing during the cere-
mOny.
The young couple will spend the
first days of their honeymoon at Pres
ident Machado's beautiful country
place, and will afterward visit this
country.
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Danish Minister Host
At Dinner Thursday Night.

The Minister from Denmark. Con-
stantin Brun. has issued cards for q
dinner which he will give Thursday
in the presidential suite at the Will
lard The Danish Minister enter
tained informally at luncheon yes
terday at the Willard when he had
four guests.
Secretary Hoover was guest of
honor at luncheon given today in
the presidential suite at the Willard
by Mr.. Stuart w. Cramer Of Cramer-
ton, N. c.
Capt. E. Lombard. assistant mill
tary attache Of the French embassy,
closed his apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel today and will sail to-
| morrow on the S. S. Savoie for
France, where he will spend the
Summer visiting in Paris. Biarritz
and the Pyrenees. He will return to
Washington some time in August.
Lord and Lady Stradbroke and
their son. Lord Dunwich. who were
guests of the Ambassador of Great
Britain and Lady Isabella Howard
at the British embassy, went to New
York yesterday and will be the
guests of honor at dinner this eve
ming Of the Australian commissioners,
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Handsome Costumes q Feature.

Among those in the company
were the Attorney General, Mr.. Sar-
gent; the director general of the Pan.
American Union, DR.. Leo s. Rowe;
Miss Mabel Boardman of the Red
Cross and many other officials.
The gowns worn last evening were
conspicuous for the many varieties,
long very full skirts, with marked
waistline, and straight. very abbre.
Evening star., 1926-06-01

SumptuOus Arrangements for
Cuban Wedding Tonight.
The wedding Of Miss Angela Elvirs
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" HE President and Mrs. Cool.
idge have visiting them at
the White House Col. and
IL Mrs. George Harvey, who ar
rived from Deal Reach n i

last evening.
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Kellogg.
accompanied by Mr.. William II. Beck
returned this morning from Philadel-
phia. whe"" he went to deliver an ad-
dress at the formal opening Of the
SesQuicent.Grial Exposition.
Mrs. Kellogg will start today for
their home III st. Paul, MINI. to spend
the month Of June, the Secretary to
join her near the end Of the month,
when they will be hosts to the Crown
Prince Augustus Adolphus and
Crown Princess Louise during their
two day stay in st. Paul.
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