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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

Russell Todd, 10, of GAINESVILLE,
was recently fined $25 and costs
and sentenced to serve 10 days III
jail, for turning in a false fire
alarm. Recently a false fire alarm
was turned in here. This is SER
ious offense and offenders when
caught are given stiff sentences.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

Rev. Mckinley Pierce has accept
ed the pastorate of the Broadway
Methodist church at Salem, n. j., a
place of more than 1000 popula-
ton Rev Pierce, a former resi-
dent of this place, is a son of d. G..
Pierce, who resides with Rev. Pierce
and family
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

Mrs. Orpha B. Sealover, 63, wife
of Dr.. w. F. Sealover, of GAINESVILLE,
died Monday morning at her home,
following a two years illness with
complications. In addition to her
husband she leaves one daughter,
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock, with in
terment in Memorial park, Zanes
vile.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

Early Friday morning a car driy-
Ell by Lowell Palmer, of Beverly
ran into a truck of the Finley Pack
ing plant, which was parked at the
Paul Oliver home, Neelyville Palm
er escaped injury, but the machine
he was driving was badly damaged
and some damage was done TO the
truck.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

The famous Caldwell high school
band will be attired in new uni
forms when they are featured at the
annual Armistice day football tilt,
between Caldwell and NJ. & NJ, to
be played at Caldwell. The estimate
cost of the so new uniforms is
around $1,000.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

The Misses Harriet Spencer and
Katherine Clark of Morrow, came
last Friday for visit with Miss
Cornell Adams, teacher in M. & M.
high school. Saturday morning Miss
Adams and guests left for Cleveland
where they spent the week end.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

Colonel E. c.. Jones, of Unity
farm. north river road, retired U. S.
army officers, has been called to ac
tive duty in the army medical corps
at Fort Hayes, Columbus. He left
Monday for that place. where he re-
places Colonel George NJ. Peek, who
has been transferred to Camp Beau
regard, La. Colonel Jones expects
to spend the week end at his home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24

H. O. Pyle has sold his summer
cottage near the Irish Rock coal
company mine, to Dr. George L.
Hill of Wheeling. w. Va. The pur-
chase included a five acre tract Of
land which has a river frontage Of
700 feet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Conant Gardens
By ]. ]. KEMP

Well. everybody is still talking
about the excellently produced
play, MEN Not Wanted given last
week bv the members OF the Trus-
tee Helpers OF one of the commu-
nifty churches.
Members OF the cast We're: Mrs.
Lille Berry, Mrs Dora Florence
Chapman. Mrs. Reda and Willie
Kemp. Mrs. Arrie Williams. Mrs.
Bessie Smith and Mrs. Eleanor
Johnson. Mrs. Sarah Watson was
director.
A number attended the Evening
in Hollywood" given Thursday eve
ming at Ebenezer church by the
Usher board.
The Conant Gardens Community
club will meet Thursday. July IL
at s pm. at Mitchell Memorial
church. 1910 Gallagher at Stock
ton.
The beautiful home OF Mrs. Wv
ian Nash on Gallagher avenue is
nearing completion.
The Derrlcottee Homemakers
held their. annual breakfast last
Wednesday morning in the dining
room OF Vernon Chapel church att
er the steady downpour of rain
prevented them using the lawn OF
DR.. and Mrs. f. f. Dawson on Wex-
ford.
Mrs. Ballenger Is still very sick
In Receiving hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Masonic Temple last Tuesday eve
ming on Friday evening they rem
dered a program for the residents
at the Home for the Aged The trio
was recently entertained with a
Weekend outing at tho Girls camp
AZ silver Springs Mich
Miss Della sue Gordon left last
Thursday for Roloit and Milwau-
kee. Wis, where she Will visit rel
atiyes.
The Ten KS were entertained n
banquet supper June 90 hy iheir
club advisor. Mrs Birdie Goodwin
NJ her home. 10 Prouiy street
This was the last meeting ~ Tho
year. Officers are; Miss Vivian
Duncy. president. Miss Maryhelis
Jackson. vice president. Miss Thel-
ma Davis. secretary: Miss Della
sue Gordon. treasurer Other
members are Misses Maria Alex.
andcr. Retty Brown. Zelle Hayes
Rettie Maxwell Mary Walker and
Helen warheld. Misses Irene
Pakcr and Erline Powell are asso
ciaie members.
The club presented Mrs Good
win buffet lamp set in apprecia
tion of her advisorshin The club
will resume is meetings in 'n'
! fali
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Many Racial Groups
Attending Unique
Bahai Rauch School

Iouhcler Bahai Rauch school
near Dawson on NJ Is began last
week me hrst Of its four summer
sessions for youth. The school
closes sunday. July Z. About so
Young people are housed in four
buildings Baha'i offer courses in
Horld-cicigcnship. history. Spanish
Bible ard deepening in the magnif-
leent writings OF Baha'u'llah ((Per-
san for Glory Of God) the founder.
Aoaulhah Servant OF the Glory
lne son u Raha'u'llah and Shoghl
tHendi, the great grandson. the
present Guardian of the faith, in
Haia. Palestine.
IN" Young people attending rep
resent many races and come from
an part. ~ the middle west. They
nave plenty Of time for fun, horse
O''k riding and swimming. There
sle Two other Bahal schools in the
nled states. one in Geyserville,
s,t ana one in Greenacre, Me.
.'anofaioty session follows this July
. F" y at l.ouhellen. A month la
YET me general session will he held
august II 10 is. and another youth
se~'oh August 20 to 26.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Mrs. Ella McClain Is church clerk
Jacob Hodges. chairman OF me
Deacons' board and James Wooten'
superintendent OF Sunday school;
Mrs. Mary stokes is the assistant
director OF the Sunday school and
Mrs. Elinor King. president OF the
BYPIr. OF which George Brown IS
vice president and Mrs Esther
Gregory. director OF the choir
The Sermon
The hard rains Sunday morning
kent the congregation to the faith
ful few. The Rev. Mr. Brown had
several visiting pastors and later in
the service Elder Jones was intro
duced who preached short SER
mon. But before calling on the vis-
ting nastor. the Rev Mr.. Brown
said the purposes OF God will mail
" triumph in this world. There Is
conflict in the home. conflict In the
community. conflict in the nation
and conflict among nations. BIT
over confusion and conflict Gods
truths will triumph. There are
MANY times that man only becomes
convinced that Gods way is right
bv the destruction. the unhappiness.
the misery. the suffering and death
that flow from mans wickednes.
Pastor Brown said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Rev. Armstrong Holding Spirited
Services AT The Lincoln School

The Rev. \ II Armstrong, for
mer pastor OF the New Bethel Bsp-
list church. preached 20 ar over
flow crowd SUNDAY morning and
night in the auditorium ~ The Lin
colin school. located IN Brady street
between Beaubien and 81 Antoine
streets
Notwithstanding the rainy day,
hundreds ~ people gathered in the
auditorium 10 hear Rev Armstrong.
and 10 learr his future program.
AZ II O'Clock promptly the devo-
tional period heran
Rev Armstrong preached from
the subject at II O'Clock I've
moved and am on my wav" Sew
entv persons Joined the church.
Az The evening hour. Rev ARM
strong preached from the subject
- woman came a thousand miles
20 SEQ a man a. this service 10
persons We're admitted 20. member
shin. total ~ SO members
Rev Armstrong wishes his many
former members and friends 70
know 'ha he viii ho preaching in
the auditorium ~ The Lincoln
school for tho rext several weeks
An people are invited N worship
with them
Services each week will be al II
O'Clock and AZ : nm
Mrs Thelma Mahin Is church re-
pprtor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
YPSILANTI
By MRS. EUGENIA OBANNON

Sunday school attendance at tho
Brown Chapel AME was very large
and the lesson. Jonah. the Out
Reach Of Gods Love-" was made
interesting by the teachers.
what Will a Man Give in FIX
change for his Soul ?" was the
theme of pastor Rev. II. G Sim
mons discourse TO his Sunday
morning congregation. At 3 pm.
st. Andrews Lodge No. Z celebrated
st Johns Day. Several visiting
lodges were present. Arthur Car
ter acted as master Of ceremonies.
Each car rally club leader is work
ing loyalty in their final efforts
this week 10 raise the quota.
Rev. J. w. Wright OF Anr Arbor
Bethel AME church, with his choir
and congregation will he guest
speaker. Sunday. July Z. at : pm.
This will close the Trustees thou
sand dollar drive. The Sunday
school and Packard Car rally are
sponsoring garden party and
circus. July s. at the home OF Mrs.
George Goodman At $3.50 pm. Rev.
s. s. Harris and his choir and con-
gregation will be Sunday night
guests.
Second Baptist
Sunday was Missionary Day. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Christian Science

God will. be the subject OF tue
lesson sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches throughout the world
on Sunday. July 7.
The golden text (Rev. 712):
BLESSINGS. and glory. and wisdom.
and thanksgiving, and honour. and
power, and might. be unto our
God for ever and ever. Amen
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage FPS. 2f:3-D who shall
ascend into the hill OF the Lord? or
who shall stand In his holy place ?
He that hath clean hands. and a
pure heart who hath not lifted up
his soul unto vanity. nor sworn
deceitfully"
correlative passages 10 he read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health wish
Key to the Scriptures. by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
( n. ~: simply asking that We
may love God will never make Us
love Him: but the longing to bt
better and holier. expressed ir
daily watchfulness and in striving
TO assimilate more Of the divine
character. will mould and fashion
us anew. until We awake in Hi
likeness"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
River Rouge
Mrs. A. B. Gray Vaughn, Representative
Of Down River Branch
sol Polk Avenue Telephone vinewood 2-0195

Messrs Theodore and 3. jenkins. d.
Copeland and p. Goodwin.
Miss Hester was formerly a
member of ST. John AME church
and a resident OF River Rouge.
Fews Memorial CINE Church
The Sunday morning service al
Fews Memorial church was in
spring ard we'll attended, despite
the rain. Elder Barnette. the pre-
siding elder. was present and
preached from Matt. 27:39; text:
And he went little farther and
fell on his face" The speaker
stressed the point that it pays for
persons to go a little farther ir
life.
This is the final week OF the
twenty-frst anniversary of h e
Fews Memorial church. Come out
Monday night, July s. and enjoy
the banquet which will be held al
the church. All pastors and their
wives. also choirs and members OF
the churches are invited.
The Sunday night service was
well attended. Elder Barnette
preached from the text, What
think We OF Christi"
You are always welcome at this
church. Mrs. I. VI. Hooks Is the
church reporter
Church Of God In christ
Sunday. June 30. was gala day
AT the Church OF God in Christ, al
Polk and Hall streets Many Wis
itlng ministers were present In
spring messages were delivered
nv Revs. Smith and Davis. Tho
State band was the guest Of the
evening worship. The members Of
the church enjoyed the program.
The pastor and several members
are on the sick list. Rev. Gaudy Is
pastor: Essie Whitehead. reporter
Triumph Baptist Church
In spite of tha rain Sunday. serv-
ices at Triumph Baptist church
were very enjoyable and we'll at.
tended. Pastor G. w Simms preach
ed a fine sermon from Rev. 1877
subject. That Woman. The choir
sang some new selections.
Mrs. F. Hudson gave = sur
prise birthday party. Friday. June
oS at their home. A delicious lunch
con was served and fifty guests
assisted In the celebration.
Eunice Hudson is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
By ALFRED CASEY
The National Crisis

rrrom The standpoint OF the
,.,i,ed states being drawn into
49, said the Rev. ]. ID. Brown,
-, do no, think the situation now
!. y nkelv 10 cause the Y. S. to
involved The Rev. Mr.. Brown,
~ss,or Of MI Olive Primitive Bap-
LEI church said. when France
signed separate peace with Ger
,n,rv II meant there Is no longer
srv nlace where America can land
:, army on the soil OF the Euro
Nam continent. That development
roduces the likelihood that this
copn,rv will he drawn in, even
,houch II appeared that the Presi-
dert was steering the country d.
roctly toward war before this UNI
looked for development occurred.
The world is in this turmoil be-
..ause il would not check wrong
whom il hrst appeared. Had the
world checked Mussolini when ne
started out 10 gobble up helpless
Ethiopia. We would have nipped ag-
erosion In the bud and averted the
later developments which have IN
,ol,cd most ~ the smaller nations
Of Europe. Right is no respector OF
ner.ons when the civilized world
stands ready to respect the right of
All nations and OF all peoples, then
shall We have peace In the world,
pr. Brown concluded.
The Church
Mt owe Primitive Baptist
church frame building vita
out basement foundation located at
saa5 woodrow avenue. built in the
year iglq by The Tabernacle Bap-
list church congregation where
this cnlich frst established itself.
They moved out to their new
ehur,h on Rcechwood and the
Mount olive Primitive congregd-
ton purchased the property IN
1925 8skcd one OF the deacons
why NJ, ucci the name Primitive
IN connection with the church and
No said % was because II was the
arst church. that they were con-
neciol t'h different set-up OF
Bapiisi churches.
The Rev. J j.. Brown came to the
church AS pastor in the year 1885
and has worked hard to build M
the church work during his pas
iolaie The congregation is not a
arge one and the struggle to carry
On has been 4 hard uphill climb
There Is a loyal corps OF officers
cooperating with the Rev. Mr.
Brown and their present goal is 10
get the chArch property paid for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Sunday School attendance was sew
erty-six. The morning message was
brought by Miss Thursel Baylis,
theme. Seeking Security" At p.
m. the Rev j, W. Carpenter of Ann
Arbor accompanied by his mission
airy society brought very fine
program. The Sunshine Band. un-
der The direction of Mrs. Carper-
Ter rendered two numbers. Mrs
johnson Is the very efficient presi-
dent
Church Of God
Visitors Sunday were Rev Davis
and Brother Lampkin Of Inkster
Also visitors from Florida were
present. Mrs. W. A. Anderson Is
home from The hospital and desires
10 he visited by her friends. Mrs
Lilly Anderson is church reporter
The ladies' who attended the
vomen's Mite Missionary Society
conference of the ANE connection
last week were MIS- l.. p Sim
mons. Mrs Katherine Williams. ant
the Misses Minnie Day and Louise
White.
Rev. r. G Brown wishes 10 thank
the organizations and friends fol
their kindnesses during his recen'
Illness.
John F. and Andrew Perdue lefi
Saturday June %. for their home
in Philadelphia. Pa. taking theii
mother. Mrs. Marguerite Pcrdu'
with them. Also. James Perdue o
Ashville. North Carolina. left FOL
his home. These brothers reinrrc'
home 10 attend The funeral Of thci'
andmother. Mrs Amelia Perdue
who was hurried last Friday
The m'd-week visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Travis were Mr. Enc
Mrs. william Carter. Mrs. Waite
Richardson ard Ala Richardson, al
OF Ore -don. Ont.
Mss Jr'ia krox spent the week
end IN Ecorse visiting a cousin
Miss Doreen Knox.
Mrs Lrnora Scars. wife oof Eu
gene Scars passed away Saturday
morning. June %. al Michiear
state Saratorlum Funeral sery
ires will he from the Church o
God on Adams street, Friday, Jul.
5, at > I'm.
Mrs. Rose Starks who has beef
H.. Is improving rapidly Dav
Harris and Mark Nicely are dolnl
well.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

The pastor. Rev " r Ramsey.
preached very fine sermon from
Jeremiah 1918 on the subject.
christian Fountain
Tho Rc> H. n Coleman of Mace
DORA Baptist church WAS speaker
at pm The services were large
ly attended
Tho pastor. the Rev Mr. Ramsey
spoke sunday evening The Angel
choir sang They were ACCOMPANYING
bv charming Miss Lois Brown The
offering WIS s40S 20
Members are urged 70 remember
The sick The public Is invited 70 a.
tend the services A. Peoples Bsp-
list church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
USHERS'
NOT ES

The Union met at the YWCA last
Thursday night. The meeting was
well attended. President Gordon
gave some very helpful advice to
the mothers ard fathers concerning
their children's behavior. He adj
vocated that proper training at the
home would cause less trouble In
the streets.
At the closing Of The meeting the
Social committee served refresh
ments with a programme In con-
noction.
]. e. Dempsey. chairman OF the
Goodfellows committee. wishes 70
thank the many members and
friends for their loyal cooperation
In the early Sunday morning break
fast last Sunday at Belle Isle. All
ticket sellers will make their re-
port in the next regular meeting
at the YMCA.
The committee Is planning
another mammoth program Please
watch this column for date. These
programs are being sponsored 10
helm the needy at Christmas.
The Union will meet with the MI.
Olive Usher board liz their ushers'
anniversary. Sunday, July IA. AZ .
nm. at $50 Farnsworth street The
president OF the fishers state Dept.
asks all members to attend the re-
cular meetings,
Mrs. George l.. Williams OF Cal
vary Baptist church has returned
home from the bedside OF her sick
sister In the South. Please re-
member the sick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
KALAM AZOO

Mrs. Keene. Mrs. Mitchell and
Edward Conner Of Grand Rapids.
Mich. were recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Burton and Mr.. and Mrs
Oral Conner OF Pecler street.
Mrs. George Stafford Of W. Mich
igan avenue was recent visitor
in Detroit.
Miss Pelma Clark ~ Mississippi
is visiting Mrs Malinda pompice
and Miss Anna Brown of this city.
Mrs. Washer and Miss Rosetta
Shears spent last week visiting in
Indianapolis. Ind
Miss Frances Birch and Daniel
Battles Of Chicago. Ill. were recent
Weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ s. Birch ~ Krum avenue
Miss Lee Ethel North OF Hous-
ton. Texas. Is Visiting her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs George Al
ans 81 Harrison street Miss Norih
will reside in Kalamazoo during
the summer.
The annual community picnic
sponsored ny inc uougiaSS tOrl-
muniv center and the local colored
churches has heen announced II
will he held Thursday, July IS Al
Milham Park,
The Girls units are sponsoring
q lawn social and heked goods SALE
~ tho AME church Thursday. jul,
II. The affair Is being given fol
the hencht Of The DOUGLASS Com
mnniiy Equipment fund
Girls Only = limited number ~
girls will he able 10 Journey Il
Camp Norcum this year So regis
ter now. Camping ner'od is from
July - 10 Aucuci 2. For further
Information call Mr.. Powell AZ IN,
Douglass Community center
The Coleman Trio sang AZ m,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Pastor OF Mount
Olive Primitive
For Five Years
Leadership Aided
By Faithful
Church Workers

Z .a,o,, Nots;-Thsss Little v'sits
,lnnssrolt Churches are MADE sscn
.s.t ~ ATTORNEY Alfred css:sy mo
special representative OF Tns De-
.,clt TrlSuae. IN ME srto'sa n',o. ,.
ne, Casey Eiven v'.io.
sno md md ACTIVITIES OF the Individual
ehurehes visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Second Baptist

Sunday. July Z the pastor, the
Rev. r. l.. Bradby will speak at tho
morning service on the subject
Sins disguise or the Devils APP
proach."
Baptismal services VIII be held
in the evening The Lords Supper
will be administered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

The Junior choir was in charge
of the services Sunday. Those who
conducted the Worship ranged from
the ages Of : TO 10 The pastor the
Rev J S Williams spoke from
Jonah %
On July 6 the Semi Senior ush-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
ST. Paul AME

Making Man will he The SUB
iect Of the sermon SUNDAY MORN
inr at 30 As.
Help From christ will be the
subject OF the evening sermon
The Sunday school will convene
az 9:l5 m with George W Car
Ier as superintendent
The Junior and Senior Allen
Christian league Will convene AZ s
pm and $50 nm respectively
with Mrs Iowa Williams and Miss
Carrie GORDON as presidents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

where the Spirit of the
Lord is, there is Liberty
The Church Of Our Father
(BaptisD
1g5s-62 MADISON ST.
Rev. E. Miles kaIgler. Minister
sunday Services;
$3.50 A.M.-Blhle School.
10 80 Worship and Gospel
Preaching
900 P.M.-B.Y.P.U. and Literary
Program
7:4S Worship and Gospel
Preaching
IT'S the Old-Time Religion
Here. Come With Us.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

ers Will he in charge. Mrs Fannie
Scott is supervisor. The Senior
choir viii sing.
Tho public is ALWAYS invited 10
attend the services at New Mt
Zion located AZ Chene and Mack.
Evening star., 1940-02-16
Sartorially,
Judgments
Are Bad
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
A Beverly Hills mems tailor, whose
high-priced label is stitched into the
suits Of probably rs per cent Of the
top stars, doesn't think so much Of
the Hollywood males sartorial judg-
ment. Frankly, he confides, It's
pretty bad.
Tyrone Power, 1t seems, has about
as good taste In patterns and cuts
as any Of the so-called glamor lads.
Ty likes double-breasted stripes
and worsteds, but hasn't such
heavy assortment as you'd imagine
for fellow in his position. Up to a
year ago, Ty was a ready-made fan
and never spent more than $50 or
$50 on a garment. And If it carried
two pairs Of pants so much the
better.
Bob Taylor had to be talked out
OF loud patterns-"horse blankets"
the tailor calls them-and a mania
for tight-wiisted coats also put Beau
Brummels scathing finger upon
him. Good-natured kidding finally
made Bob q pretty well-dressed
star.
Spencer Tracy and suit-makers
have nothing in common for long
months at time, for Spencer's
wardrobe Is undoubtedly the SLIM
NEST Of any major male. Studio
mates say he wore one gray suit to
the lot two months straight without
change. His colors are solid and
conservative. Tracy, however, spends
lot on polo outfits.
The tailor also has a complaint to
make about Robert Montgomery,
generally understood to be q top
ranking favorite among clothes
horse fans. Montgomery, it appears,
needs padding in his shoulders, but
never permits an ounce Of the
builder-upper to be used.
Outside of Adolphe Menjou (mere
mention of whose name draws &C.
static raves from the garment
maker) Clark Gable owns the larg-
est assortment of business, sport and
dress outfits in town. Clark has two
24-foot built-in wardrobes In his
valley ranch home and the space is
80 per cent filled, the tailor saws,
with coats and pants that don't
match.
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