Morning register., January 21, 1926, Image 5

, MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY. JAN. 21. 2
FIVE,
l'l thla ovenjiiif, II wii nnnuuncoil
yeaterdny by Ur. 1.. H. Kant, nuts
rotitry, .
e
Wcniflr Mini In City W. T.
MIiik ii of Wcitrii' wiim In thu oily
yi'iiliiriluy on hlu wuy liuiua from
a ti'Ui ( I'urlluiid,
I'lii'lflii lirlwlliin IIimiIIii Ni'MW
A.Jii.Hl, ,1; ft) ,. j.). h, J'nrka, city!
A. I'iKuhrlKhtHoii, city; Mra. tlrai;o
lliiiluiwuy, city; und L. H. Jlumur,
Kliuli-u,
llon-iin (Vnipln Hum Mr.' (ind
Mra.' Illi'iiu Hi iitt of Itorenu were
In i-lly ytmlurtiny on Uuitwm
milium . iviih On, , ,i,i, thoro.
Mr. Hmn la director of tho dla
lilcl. HcmIiIciicji Oi III) Jtullt A piirmlt
wua iKMiied nt thu orrino of VV. Ji.
Ali.iiiii.li. r, city tiullrilnif Inaporjor,
yealurdiiy tu W. K. JIumll at 107J
Vllliinl all'oel t uu estlluuted coat
of HUOU.
Know nil Oaixt ItiuiKO Hovvral
liii-hea of Hnnw la riiported on tho
nuniiiiH of thu hllta In tho Coiiat
ritiiKo went of Iho city, uiicorritnK
to It. H. Hh'-llcy, aupi'i'vlaur of thu
Hluiiuw national fo'eat.
Know AlMa-ora ill SlcKcnilu
ItrliJico A Hub! allowall la luport
I'd ut .Mi'Kiii.1m Drlilito by real
dentil of tlmt nvulliin In llio city
mid the fall la tliotiKlit to bo very
heavy In thy auutmll section above
there,
jijmgr BAi mm
Wins Seat
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ill
IJOYH AM) UIMM WHO JXAV
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A Hi; FA.lt MUM
I'lpHt Ki luiirwiJ llrlil f.iwt MkIH
SALES
lit ArmiirjT StnrUrtl by l.UtUm
fit fflfT
Thirty hoyn nnd on Klrl nn-
twirJ Urn rolJ mil t ihe tlrnt
riflMtumnl of tho lord I juvenll'i hand.
held at tho armory hint night um-
J.r th direction of Alfred Corwln,
at "Eugene's Own Store"
are drawing to a successful close. Hundreds of items
entirely closed out but there still remains many
values worthy of your utmost consideration, The
windows and bright yellow card signs tell the story I
who in ulKO director of tho Odd
KHWiwh' bund.
Offlcom of tho Junior orffftnlza-
n. 'lit,
tlM wt f-iJ nn follow; Prenl
dmit, Harold lint tin; vlco-irniiidtnt.
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Alvln Tciniilcr; ecrtiiry, Htnn?y
Uruuvh; trtiuturor. Alia Harriett
Ilnlmun,
The memhorahlp li fit 11 1 ot)en to
any hoy or Klrl tn the city who may
wish to t&tn the mwlc groupt it (
Wfut ri'Ortnd liiHt nlKht. Tho nurn-J
hor prPHi-nt at tho flrnt rohuurnul !
wim un invroiunj of 100 per CKnt j
ovitr tlmt of tho rim meeting. heia
u wcn-k ao.
January
;
XrZ- J pi--,
h"-4 . ai-fVif V m'A ..-. k;
ft-ri,f A. I " fc V
It.:'
tohcarKulM will h hHd very
Uk Man llcrc I'. It"'
k otMitfu triii III the i lly
Lj tiiwhiess.
Hli Mm llrrr Knuik
kad mm Scott of IHuo lllvi'i-
thttlly yMlcrduy oil hum-
HirHi Hcro-ltf. It. fi
Ikmltkn tin) suntmn hu
mm la the Miner bulliliuii
M prtnitt here.
Mu In HuKiilial W. V.
hoIUrMc, U In a I'urllund
wu4 miy underdo n hinjnr
iim. It wm learned I rum
urc rnterilar.
,
W Cannot 'tat 4.'lurnre
M tn Kirrtrlr tar, wim
wimnlfd the contrail for
m M tri bullilliiK in
ifti by the B. (' Hlminniu
tompuy, tni. which l bo.
JANUARY SALE
of
Hart Sciiaffncr,& Marx
Suits and O'c oats
lahuary finds us with' many odd suits and overcoats;-a
few in each size of many different patterns.
We're giving them to you at a generous price concession.
You're sure to find something you like.
Sec Our Windowi tor Price Reductions
1 ' ' xszz
Wade Bros; .
. HART SCHAFFNER& MARX CLOTHES
'oj . ,11
'AUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
Inu erected now on Tenth avenue
rut between Wlllamella ami link
street.
Htuilcnl Vp MrKcmli A pnrty
of ten university student - spent
Sunday ut thn l.uir Otblll hotel ut
Mi'Kentln IlrldKo. They Krently
i-njnyctl snowballing In thn newly
futtvn onow uti tho uppur highway.
' I'liiinbcr Kivkii llnnkrupt
mnml J Wynne, plumber of t'ot
inKe drove, lm f licit n petlitfm for
bankruptcy In tho federal court In
Portland, It Wan reported ynsler
ilnr. i.littiilltleii nro limed m
H1T.9& tlllil assets at 101.74.
e e e
' Junior 'lmntrMr u filve Iium
Tit Junior chamber of commerce nt
tho Eugene, high school will give
it ritinr.a nt tho K-ukoiio chumher of
eoiuiiicrro ' room Friday nlKht. to
raise additional fund for thn oul
dour pyutniuilum ut tho IiIkIi school.
C. C. "Nick- Garter
RE-OPENS
Jewelry Store
... X D nu' many friends in Eugene I wish
to announce that I have purchased the
Greer Jewelry, Store " '
A complete stock of everything progressive In Jewelry
' anil silverware, itnd a large collection of diamonds" will
always lie here for your selection,
..... ...... , .. '
i" puriiinsing jewelry the -reputation of the concern must
lie considiTC'l,- niore; so .than in, the purchase of any
other article. previous 13 years in the jewelry hnsi
ncss in Ivugene liahles you to buy jewelry with the as
surance that every article is both' of "tiunlity" ami rcason
Wy priced. . ' ' " . '
You Are Invited to Drop In and
Inspect 0ur Stock'
I Carter's Jewelry
II sTopE ,' i
V 22 West Eighth Street , I
V WATCH AND JEWHUIV HnPAIltINO ; f
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iirxcis iimy i,n obtained from
niembera of (ho Junior chiiiuher It
was said yesterday.
(intuitu (iroio Mini In CHy
. A. Ward of CoituKo (Jrovo
trammeled business In Hie clly yes
lordfly. IWdinua Klllori It. H. Gibson
of Klmlrn yesterday obtained tho
houuly on 15 bobcat nnil Joseph
Schick of Drimr on mis. H. jj.
Wick was ulvon tho bounty on u
coyote.
Mnliilenniiiv Work (i Ui Iono
i!en Mlnney. twirolninn for tho
VIda rood dlatrlcr. who n In the
clly yenterdny. wild that tho ioilo
01 mo umirici woro iiuny tnio week
oiireiidmif miilntonanco itrnvel on
thn mnlii Mi Ki'iiilo hlKhwny and
that tho coudlilun of tho rood la
tfood.
0 0.
KMnkir NiiiihmI fnr niuiquit
lr. Krederh-k H. Hlrlcker. amib
healili ofricer, nnd H. Ward. exo
cutlvo aecretnry of tho leuirtio for
ruiiaervnllon of uhllo health, will
he tho principal npoaker nt tho
ri'Kiil'ir iiieetluit of tho l.nno county
mt'dlciil aoulcty at tho Oaburu ho-
Initio county chupter of tho Forty a
nun cikiii aonciy oi i no Amoru;un.
LeKiou will meet Frlduy ovoiiIuk
at tho Oriental grill. It wna tn
miiiiiii oil yeaicrday. 't'hla will be tht
(Oral IlieetlllK In
I'rlnti'ra In Mixl llir-Memhora
of the Jlen Krunklln rlub, nn or
KaMhutlloit at eijiployera in tho
prlntluir biiNlneaa, will meet In )Cu
iiene, Kelirunry 12 und 13, accord-,
Iiik in local iiieinhera. Tho club mot
at AHmny tnat Kaiurday.
rillllulll I'liuil $IIU)r-J.' fl. I'ltt-
Juan wan fined fl&o In Juatfcu of
tho I'enco Wclla' court yealerday
on a churico of uiirhwful poasfeaalon
of llijuor, and tho caao uffMlnat
llowiird Mttclioll. churned with llio
annio offenae, wua iltamlaacd.
At lit CiiMn HiKi'l (ImMH fnr
tho wu. k-end nt the. l.ou Cabin
hotel were: .Mr. and Mrn. W. K.1
.Niiylor. .Mr. und Mro. J. i. Htlen
metx. Mlaa Jnnephine Hard of Ku
:vno. und Mr. and Mra. , K.
HliillkOliahlp of Hlchelclll, Wuah.
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Kimln inirailix Mivt Tmiluhl
Tho Koala Colorado clgb will meet
IoiiIkIi for a 6:10 dinner at the
Itnpttat church and nfterward they
will attend tho church aorvlcoa in
a bod Hov. l,'. u TrnwlD, the
paator, will Drncli on Hcvetuiliini..
. Two .MiirrUiKii I.kviiM-a Imnml
MEirrlinro HceiiKea wero laaued at
tho office of County Clorlt Itryaon
eterday to ihe folfuwlnit i C'harioa
iinnerinnd of Illnchly and
'.thelj
.Mitchell of Kueeno: Hwkoo J.
McClure of Donna.nnd Eula Drury
of J.owoll. . .
FliniTnt to Hp Uclil Twlny Tho
funeral of K. Frank Mlor will lie
held nt the Itll.lo Hlnniliircl trmplo
hl afternoon at t:i0 o'clock. Tho
Interment will tnko plnco at tho
ijiurel inn cemetery. Tho Ycntcli
funenil homo
rniiKomenta.
hao
ennrjo ot ar-K,,
. .McKciulo llolcl SM Tho Mo
Keiwle hotel, Wlllnmetto atroet and
Klithth nvenuo. hna been aold
throiiKh tho OrcKon Bettlemenl
comiiany to Jeaa FerKUaon, for a
.prlco of npiiroxiinately $10,000 It
wna reported yeaterday. Jatnea Hill
formerly owned Iho oatabllahment.
I'Yllotv Fiincnil TodnT Funeral
aorvlcoa for Victor Fellow. aed
local man who died Tueaduy. will
ho held at tho Branatetter chapel
at 2 o'clock thla afternoon. Hov.
Win. JjtrKe will offlclnte nnd In
terment will bo In the Mutkey
cemetery.
Tnulo IliUHtJi for ImcuI I'lncr,
Mr. and Mra. 8. It. Tilaon of Wuldo.
t)ro.. havo traded their 80-acro
ranch near, llond In Deschutea
county, fur tho John W. Vauithan
place on tho McKonzIo, near Wnl
tervlllo. Thn tranaac.lion wna made
through Ilia Hyilo licalcy compaiiy
uf EiiKcnc.
Kiibciio 11(Wiltnl Xolcie Admit
ted: Mra. Yolney Heminixwny. city;
Mlaa Wllma Kcrclier, clly: tJ. I.
I.nnc, l?oltnito Clrovo: J. C Klrlt.
Junction City: and I. T, itnntv.,
motor route .0.. IJIamtaKOd: t'lnudo
Siiundora, Alnrcolii; ; C C. liucll,
city, and Alia IJonnlo Culp, city.
Mr. Vornn nnd Unimlilcr nt Whlt
lon'ji For tho Informiiilon of In
quiring; frlonda, W. C. Voron .mil
diiUKhter, Mra. Luclle Swcck, arc
domiciled at tho home of hit ais
tcr, ,Mr. I!. A. JO. VVhltlon. Iji!2
Mill alreet, where thoy expect, to
romnln during their slay In Ku
Kone. Thoy will aoon return lo
t'nllfornla to apcnil the ret of the
winter.
. ' . .
Utah .!liool Mtflit riniiniy!
Friday nlirht will bo- tho 'annual
IiIkIi achool prOKium ovent of the
Mrat ChrlHtlnn church Hlulo clinic.
It waa roported yeaterday. Evan-
Kollab Floyd Hoa will have a apo
dal sermon toplo for that nlKht.
Misg Kra Del! Murphy la teacher of
thn claaa and announced tlmt a
aectlon had been reaervod for 300
IiIkIi achoo atudonta, Invllutlolis
woro mulled yealerday.
e
Vonl Car CaUilieS Afire A Ford
lourintr car. owner unknown lo the
flro depnrlnient, wna burned yea
tordnv afternoon nt 4:S0 o'clock.
nt Twenly-aecond nvenuo enat nnd
Friendly atreot. Tho flro deport -ment
nnawered nn nlnrni to the aec
tlon and cxtlnfruluhed thm tinmen
after tho top,- tho ateerln wheel
nud much of tho tipholatory of tho
car hud boon consumed. Tho nin
chlno la not n tola) lain, Iho fire
deportment reported.
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Minneapolis CVittiilo lfnrc Mr.
nntl Mra. 1.. t). 1'ommrU of Minne-
apolla, Allan., while on a hualucnn
tour of tho Weat recently,' visited
with their uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd
Mrn. CIco. M. Jlyora of !ulp Creek,
nt tho Oaburn. hotel. Mr. nnd Mra.
Poppnrd woro- well plenaed wllh
tho bualneim outlook of the Weat,
They camo by way of Spokane
and l'oi'tlnnrt on roulo rti Snn
I'ViincJam) nnd T.n Anuelea unci
I hence to Suit l.iiko nnd Kniw
Oily. Mr. I'eppord l Inleresied In
ono of Iho Ini'Kont eontrnel nnd
InilUUnK corporntlona of tho East,
ANXtH'NCF.MKX'rS '
THIS ' WIHl'ONMN CMtTi. WIT.T.
meet lit the AV. O. W. ball,
Klllhlh and Lincoln street
' Thursday nlirht, Jnnunry SI. nt
(:S0 p. til. Plenlo supper. Pro-
gram anil business nieellno; later
All ffb'mor ronldonta ot Wiscon
sin urged to come,
By a combinolj'on of inde
pendent I'epublicans and
DcmocraU, tins right of Ger
ald P. Nye, North Dakota ed
itor, to a scat in the United
Slates Senate was upheld by
a small margin.
KOMI ACQUITTED
llt'KSIAN FAHMJ-.R TKll'.l OX
moonshim; mask ch.u(;e
( talntnl Ho Knew .Vodiinjr of l.x
Hciuo of llnrrel Ilcncatli
uu Mb I'm
I'eter Itodnkowaki, tho Rusalun
furmor arroatcd a few day oso by
duuuty aherlffji when a barrel of
mooiiHhlno iniiah waa found In i
diicout beneath hla piitpon, waa uc
inllted by a Jury In Justice of the
I'eace Wella qourt yesterday of
the rharite of unlawful poaacmlon
of muah.
l'.Cfnkowakl cialmea to - Know
nuthlni; of tho exiatenco of the
mush, v.i'.lcli v.ns H'O yards fron
t... hrrae. nnd had wltnoaaea to
heir lilm out In hla atatempnta. Ho
ttvtlfh'd that he auapectcd a nfiith.
bur of i.lncine the mash there.
rUiuiluK that tho neighbor had
threatened to make trouble for him
Hodukowakl waa defended by At-
th u j,niei and Gordon A
Wella. naalstant dlatrlct attorney
proaocuted the caao.
The Jury conalatcd of C. W. Mul
lln. Fred Hydorn, W. K. I'owoK.
Alfred Anderson. Chester Conger
and Henry Grant.
RETAIL CLERKS MEET
CIIAHTKK NOT BECKIVF.D BY
ASSOCLITIOX
Finns for Increasing the mem
berahlp of tho local retail clerko'
protective aintoeiaUon, which has
affiliated with the central labor
council and the American Federa
tion of Ijibor, wore discussed nt nr.
Informal mooting held last -night ta
the Moose hall.
Tho association charter has not
yet been received here, although it
la oxpoctod by next week, when
tho temporary officers will prob
ably ho elected to permanent po
sitions, it W'na snio. - i no urauu
Isatlon bus a membership now of
00 and at least 250 or 300 are ex
pected to Join.
TEMPLE WORK DELAYED
NOTHING IIKFIXITE AS .TO
Kl lllIN MATE .
No definite word has boon given
n to the exact date of the begin
ning of construction on tho now
labor temple. It was reported last
night by Harry Farley, president ot
the centrnl labor cownell. .
Work Is expected to begin short
ly, he suld, ...
Thero was no meeting of tho
central council held this week,
owing to the hick of rooms In which
lo convene. Tho regular session
will be held next Tuesday evening.
CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET
l.irniKHANS ,TO OIIGAN1ZE
?. I.ATHF.S' ATO
' Orgnnlstntlon of a ladles' aid so
cloiy In connection with the re
cently" formed Kugeno Evangelical
Lutheran church (American), will
tnko place nt n meeting of the
church women nt two o'clock this
afternoon. -. .
Arrangements for tho meotiniJ
have been male at the homo of
'Mrs. Wllllnin I'eterson, 7S6 Seventh
avenue west, according to officials
of Iho new church. A choir has
boon formed nnd a Sunday school
wna organised last Sunday.
AX XOtWCKM EXT
THE D. y. o. s. cum WILL
meet nt the homo ot Mrs. Tollo,
1(130 Emerald street. Friday af
ternoon nt a o'clock. There will
bo work nntt election of officers.
MEMBERS OF THE UIVER
It mul Woman's club will please
nnllco that tho meeting Thurs
day, January 21, will bo held at
tho liomo of Mrs. Ti. Shcrninn In
stead of Mrs, F. McCltisky. lrs.
llennott will bo Joint, hostessi
THE FOUTXItlllTLY CLl'M WILL
meet' Thursday; nt tho Osbnrn
hotel for1 iltilt luncheon. .The
program will bo n discussion of
club policies lead by Mrs. 'Jen
nlo Frnsor and Mrs, I.ydla
HotlRo, ,
noux
JAMES At the Pacific mrtatlnn
bnspltnl, Wodnosilny. January SO,
' 1020, to. Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. James,
of Alrley, a son,
rinrnn ha hcn chonon for the
Iwnd.
BANKERS HEAR W. GLARK
IiAne coi:ntv ASSOCIATIOJi
CilVIOK IIAXQWFT
So Htialncwt Cowltirtl at M?drf(j
Held In Oaburn Hold; Others
Glvo Talk
Willi Clark. Portland bond of
ficial, waa tho principal speaker at
a meeting of tho Lono County
Bankers association, held at the
Oaburn hotel last night. Mr.
Clark' address was on "Bank In
vestments.
No business was conducted by ;
the bankers last night, according to !
tho report of Jt, H. Collins, secre
tary. Short talks were also given by
H. F. Bergman, banker of Florence:
J. E. Montgomery,. trewmt of the
Bank of Southwestern - Oregon at
Murshfleld. and Andrew Miller.
secretary of the Oregon Bankers'
association, of Portland. I
Tho committee In charge of the
program for the next meeting wiii i
consist of W ortn Harvey of cot- ',
tnge Grove. Claude Washburrfe of !
Junction City, and W. G. Hughes
of fs'm-lngfield. '
LEGION MEN WILL MEET
1025 MEMBrnsiuP committel:
TO CLOSE BOOKS
Finn! meeting of the 1025 mem.
berahip committee of the Amer
ican lx'Rion nr.,1 be held at the
chamber of commerce rooms at
7:30 o'clock Friday even in p. It was
repore! -restrday by George K. 1
Love, chairman.
At thin meeting the report of the
year's activities will he rendered
and a final checlt on the member
ship drive which has been recently
conducted, will be made. The com
mittee xv iU prepare ft report for
the membern, to be read at the next
retnilnr (teflon.
. Following the Friday nlirht m?et
inc. the membership committee far
1926 will take charge of the en
rollment affairs.
SCOUT LEADER IS CHOSEN
CHARLES MISFELDT IS NEW
ASSISTANT TO CARR
Charles Mlfeldt has oeen named
nsslptant scout master of Boy Scout
troop No. 1. it was announced lasi j
thiH unit.
Boy of troop 1 met at the Uni
versity hijrh jchooI last night in a
patrol leaders' school, conducted
nlnnp Ihn 1 1 net a un it c net oil In
pamphlet recently issued from na- I
Kmmett Jones, formerly assistant
scoutmaster, has resigned ovlng to
lack of opportunity to As justice 1"
the Acout movement because of
studies at tho university, It waj
said. - .
EXPOSITION IS PLANNED
CHAMBER OF COMrEUCE IX
VITED TO SEND DISPLAY'
The Rugono chamber of com
merce has been invited by tho Ore
gon Agricultural college to again
participate in the educational ex
position' to bo held at the college
February 19 to 22. Details have
been received in a letter to K. Ka
gene Ohadwick, secretary of the
chamber.
Tho industrial exhibit space al
lotted to this county is 6x8x6, ac
cording to tho letter.
Plans may be made soon to send
nn exhibit from here. acorllng to
announcement at the office of Mv.
Chadwick.
RECOVERY IS EXPECTED
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IH2XALD MoiXMiMIOK REPORT
FI TO RE MVCIl BETTER
XonaW McCormick, University
of Oregon athlete, who was taken
very 111 while in Portland a short
time ago allor playing a gamo on
tho freshman basketball team, was
reported yesterday aa hovlng made
a decided change for tho better.
Mrs. McCormirk, his mother, tele
graphed her husband, J. J. Mc
cormick, to that effect last night.
The message also stated that the
young nron had a good rhance far
a complete recovery. Ho Is suf
fering from spinal meningitis.
Office Forms
LETTERHEADS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SALE BILLS
Wo Print Anything
Phone 148
Eugene
Printing Co.
Guard Ilulldlng
1047 WUlamctto Street
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I Spring Hats I
Brighten 1
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it&Zr ' Bajit. I ed! Smart S 1
'SlL I new hats m I
1 J2' II troauce pleasant
f SC .j winter wardrobes; yL
f Y fj f satin, . faille, J
iSfP I combinations i n Jf
I if every shape that I
V JiiL ine cou 'ma'ne- j
s7,V m- Mil UTM 1
High grade piano near Eugene
will be sold to a reliable' party M I
a big saving. $10 monthly will
hnudle. a snap, Write at once to;1
Tallman Piano Store, Salem. Ore.
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Uncle
Automobile
After ths war Uncle Sam turned automoblto deater, for ifas
Armistice left our army with many cars to dlsposo of. Among
Undo Sam's patrons was the King of Spain who bought five great
limousines at ih VuvIm headquarters,
"They were nccepted by the U. S. Government., explained tho
King when nked why, with so many European cars at his dis
posal, ho chose to buy from the U. S. Quartermaster Department.
U. . meant "highest fiMn.Hy" to His Majesty.'
To many Eugeno business men "U. S." means highest quality, not
In cars, but in bnuklng service. This enviable reputation is not
the work of ons day but of two generations of banking progress
Get In lino with the U. S. National, . "
U S. NATIONAL
BANK.
(jAe Bank rf Service
EUGENE.LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
. uie Bank for Savings ...
The Winter 1
TO THE PUBLIC
If you want to get well and
stay well; try The Magnecoil
Blanket which to an Electro
Thermo Magnetic Treatment for
all Chronio Troubles and poor
circulation. Some free treat
ments. Call or phone mornings
or evenings. " . tf "
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