The Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 15, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 24, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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DAN’S
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$2.50, $3.00 t $5M
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Madras Shirts
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Hear Addresses
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Today 10 a. m.
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KIDDIES' MATINEE
the higher dezrees of Mason
lade right
Comic Characters
LAST TIMES TODAY
You Can’t Beat
Wanda Hawley
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in
JORDAN’S
DO
Jiggs and Maggie.
Mutt and Jeff.
ACCESSORY THIEVES IN
Rube Goldberg’s Boobs.
TY RY.
LAST DAY
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McDonald. Thoman
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Sewell Pettey
with
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The Duffs.
The Katzenjammer Kids.
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WORTH
Uncle Happy, Gloomy Gus—and Mule Maud.
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after an illness of two months
Mr.
Lensing had retired
A LA CARTE
SUMMER TOURIST FARES
SALLY ANN BREAD
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LAST TIMES TODAY
Penrod
Austin Kiwanians
Take High Honors
At National Meet
their size.
50. Stouts
AU seats 10 cents. FREE
SOUVENIRS to children
Smithville Uses
Movie Film for
Fighting Weevil
To the standard newsgathering agencies of the
world. The American adds the best comic characters
obtainable.
Can It Be That Rising Mercury Gives
Slump to Desire for Chapel Service?
SUNDAY
KODAKING
NDAY
AKING
FREIGHT RATe
REDUCRONS
robberies of automobile accessories
as compared with previous times
Geogorrio Sota and Bartolda Gai-
tan. Feliciano Ramirez and Soledad
Boys of the Old Home Town, including Newt
ard Bruno.
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Get
h Films
For
Colors guaranteed fast, $1.50, $2, $3
Special.Silk Shirts, $4.75
I- I. Beal junior
Vaughap, senior
ntains of Colo-
nygrounds foe
>n or pleasore
enio Colorado-
"Yellowstone
L. Me Don
Antonio,
realize the necessity of fighting the
boll weevil and will be shown at
the Star theater Saturday after-
noon, July S
The Smithville4 nine will play the
Did you ever notice that this entire line-up ap-
pears exclusively (in this territory) in The American
M M. Today
. M. Tomorrow
. M. Tomorrow
. M. Tomorrow
CONGRESS AVENUE BAKERY
1006 Congress Ave.
Stebbins & James
Hart Schaffner a Marx Clolhu
wiN have a free ticket to Owen Moore in
REPORTED MISSING
wrapped with every fifth loaf sold.
Get your Sally Ann Bread at
The coolest spot in
Austin
Mohair is
rticularly
era — its
LIGHT
ifort dur-
nd pretty
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Get
Fresh Films'
For
&s
w Industry May
Result From Find
Honeycomb Rock
Maekmen met the Giddings team
yesterday at Taylor.
otanoueiisk-
Brown & Ordiorne
No public concert was held Iast
night by the high school band due
to the fact that hey were mnaking
prepurations for the Fourth of July
kelebration. Miss Ruby O Halnea
announced.
Blind persons who were not born
blind. It is said, have norma) vision
in their reams for about two years
after they have lost their sight.
On Degree Work
I
story of the race
three foot Lu
the deposits found near Austin are
ihs largest in the state.
.It ia possible, members of the
Chamber of commerce said Friday.
Ph at the discovery of the rock de-
r sit may lead to the establishment
26 a developing company here to
5 ke charge of extracting and ship-
Ping the rock on a large scale. The
ar load lot, comprising about 150
■one. will likely be shipped imme-
Siately, it was said yesterday
Horse Is Victim
Of Intense Heat
Friday Afternoon
MAJESTIC.
You’ll like collar attached shirts. They’re com-
fortable, economical, sensible. White, tan, gray, -
krinkle crepes, silk pongee.
—
try with
Knight
.....$65.40
.... .$54.80
I BEATRAM. T.U. June 2a. _
) Bertram and vieinity have been
suttering from the extremely hot
FreeWese
4Barry, &
Also Toonerville Comedy
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lyons enter,
tained the following friends with a
"steag roast" at Alum creek on
Wednesday night: Dr. and Mrs. P.
Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Trout-
dale, Mr. and Mrs. George Hill. Mr.
and Mrs. W W. Lovelace, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Tullis and Mr. and Mr.
D. W Hill.
Miss Vera Brieger of Bastrop is
visiting Misses Bess and Eva Jo net.
Bertram Perspires
‘ As Summer Warms
ner. H O. Knapp and Mims Rom)
Benter. Jesus Chrunado and Marla
Pana. Dave Brown and Hattie Bul-
ham, K. L. Booth and Miss Jessle
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• waaawM e Ten, Es‘
ngwrorm Tetter ertheriteh-
t shinjdlseneee Try this
"Bobbed Hair’ Is
Cleverly Filmed
odey
Ises nd Morning
econd Morning
) see nd Morning
pt. Worth at
apied at
ternal revenue. wl t
led from a trip bp
in to El Paso
been abundant in
returned to their home in San An-
tonio after a pleasant visit with'
Mr, and Mrs. R. M. Delaney andia,
family. They were accompanied! - .
wea a urT,
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Texas on th- map
were the hit of
TAYLOR, Texas June *1— The
third degree was conferred by past
masters tn members of the No. 484
Holomon Lodge last night and aj
talk was given by F H Welch on
rooms," three little girls; "Be a De-
cent Man." Buck Asher: "A Boy's;
First Knife.’ Odell Price: Do You1
■ ■ —
western University will fill thepui.
plt of Rev. H I. Munger at the
First Methodist church here Sun-
day arning at 11 p. m.
Gonzales ball team
pary Sunday, June 25.
2
The belief that a mad stone cures
iydrophobia is an old tradition
vith no foundation.
supervisor of manual training in
Austin schools at a meeting of the
school board held the beginning of
this week. Dr. George W Decherd,
F A Murchison. Mrs. T. 1. Minter.
SMITHVILLE Texas. June 23—
The Smithville chamber of com-
merce has been very successful in
securing the use of a very inter-
esting moving picture film which
shows the necessity sf fighting the
boll weevil and the method of do-
GET A TICKET TO MAJESTIC
FREE
Our many stunts
the eonvention.
_ the construction of Brackenridge
fieiigpark at San Antonio Other lighter
gdeposita are known in other parts
: of the state. but so far as is known
MISSING
Famous Motion Picture
Comedian
Owen Moore
Last seen at the Criterion
Theater, New York, where all
records for laughter were
broken.
Suitable Reward
Will be paid for the detec-
tion of OWEN MOORE or
any member of the REPORT-
ED MISSING cast who is
found in any scene or situa-
tion in this performance that
fails to stir your emotions or
make you laugh.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
county. June is getting its just
quota of cupid culminations as'
shown by the report of County,
Clerk Lee Dona Ison which shows '
marriage licenses issued to the1
following:
K J. UIbricht and Miss Leona V.,
W. J Bassett of Temple was the
guest here today of K. I. Lauck,
local repfesentative of the Sotth-
western Life Insurance company.
T H. Love of Ban Antonio, as-
pistant superintendent of the I a
U. N, has returned Home after a
brief business visit in Taylor.
MANCHACA REVIVAL IS
PROGRESSING NICELY
MANCHACA, Texan, Jun- 2a.—
Th- revival under the preaching of
Rev s J. Franko of austin I,
beln-' well attended and great in-
terest la being taken. Rev Franko
la anntsted by Mra Page Moore and
R A Walstrip of Austin, who have
charse of the singing. Many are
cominK nom Austin and Buda.
AL LENSING DIES IN
AUSTIN AFTER ILLNESS
A. U Lenaing. aged 60. died laat
night At his home 4201 Avenue K
on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday every
loaf of
We’re sure after a careful inspection you’ll find
you need a few more Shirts to carry you thru
the summer. Now is a good time and ours is
a good place to buy them. Shipments by express,
coming two or three times a week, keeps our
stock 100 per cent in latest novelties.
KANSAS CITY ............................
DENVER .......... .....................
ASBURY PARK ..................MMR
ASBURY PARK Via NEW YORK .592.21
AND A LARGE NUMBER OF RESORTS IN THE
NORTHEAST ANO SOUTHEAST
The Sunshine Special
Leave. Auutin 10105 a. m.
THROUGH SLEEPERS TO ST. LOUIS AND MEMPHIS
TAKE NO. IS LEAVINQ AUSTIN 10151 P. M.
FOR PT. WORTH, KANSAS CITY ANO DENVER
Through Sleeper Austin <a Denver Daily
Far Further Information Apply
I. A 0. N. CITY TICKET OFFICE
112 Eeet Sixth St. (Driekil Hotel) Phon. 77»
MILTON L. MORRIS, C. P. A T. A. ROBERT WEBB* Am
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Queen: Wesley Barry in "Penrod."
Majestic: Bebe Daniela and Jack
Holt in "North of the Rio
Grande."
Hancock: Wanda Hawley, "Bobbed
Texas: "Don’t Tell Everything."
Grand Central: “Out of the Clouds."
lead at the finish
four-mile upstream
ita thia af- understood, is contemplating taking
- over the contract for supplying the
r Harvard
tuzin" sptcheatine5 the two deposit..«* thec honeycomb-
Smithville Persona I a
Mr. and Mra John Rhea and
deughters expect to leave about the
first of July for,a month’s visit wi.h
relatives in Springfield. Mo. |
C. M C. Eagleston, who has been
attending the Shrine convention tn
California. returned home Thursday
morning.
Miss Laynor Wadley has returned
from a visit to Hillsboro.
Miss Ellen Randolph of Austin ia
the guest of her sister. Mra. Merton
Harris.
Miasea Ida and Estelle Gunn have
O Boatman of South-
Does rising mercury cause the
religious of university professors
and students to fall? Possibly if
a few straw ballots indicate the di-
rection of a torrid zephyr. an ob-
serving student declared yesterday.
Chapel during the summer session
comes from 10:40 to 11:10 a. m.-
well: song. "Things That Never
Die," Nora Thornton; "‘Little Su-}
shine World." Lorens Egger: "What
Next?" Evelyn Taylor: "Sowing
1 Golden Seed," Mae Hoggings; song, '
"The Burial of Moses." Ila Key; '
"Shine, Beautiful Sunlight.” Vera!
Russell: "When Thore Is Company
fortea." B. C. Hoggings: song.
There were other amusemerts,
with baseball and basketball.
The . Sunday school picnic at
Jopa is an annual affair and is at-
tended by great crowds.
special reference tn the
Templar degree and the net
. After the session of the lodge,
there was a celebration by all the
Masons complimenting J. W 8a-
lure on his 89 birthay F. H
.Welch presented th* honoree with
a panama hat Mr Sillure has
a mason for 44 years.
Numbers of such robberies have Mcuonaia, rnomas Sewell Pettey
been reported with corresponding and Miu Lucy Elizabeth Johnson,
increases in arrests. The latest " - - ......
Austin has scored again through
the efforts of the Kiwanis club that
is being represented in Toronto.
Canada, where the International
Kiwanis convention is being held
this week.
George Lansdowne, the preaid nt
of the Austin duh. and Earl Binr.->s.
the secretary, are representing the
Austin club and won second place
in the stunt contest and were • ••
ected to lead the Kiwans paraie
through the streets of Toronto.
The following telegram was re-
reived by Fred Morse. acting secre-
tary of the Austin Kiwanis club, on
Friday, and is self-explanatory:
‘R B. George. Toronto King’s
Counsel elected International presi-
dent. Atlanta. Ga., next convention
city Austin took second place in
stunt eontest. Chattanooga took
first. . Austin delegation in full
cowboy regalia selected to lead big
Kiwanis international parade thru
Low price and high quality. Celebrated makers.
Bates Street Shirts, Cluett and Star Shirts, in
neat patterns and stripes.
ine
Ath 8. A. P.
n at Bill jk
weather. Tbe, th
Iomis Slaughter and wife are here
This is the greatest convention in
history of Kiwanis Toronto has
won everybody's heart.
"LANSDOWNE and SIMMS '
Mr. Lnsdown borrowed a full
cowboy suit, including two guns,
to wear in the stunt contest. Both
representatives of the Austin club
expect to return early in the week.
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car of rock.
1 Announcement of tbs discovery of
business. He had spent most of
ilo life in Austin.
Puneral sorvicen will be h-M thia
t the restdence and interment will
satorday afternoon at 6:30 o'clocK
ollow at Oakwood cemetery. Rev.
V. A. Memlett, pestor of Che Frst
saptist church, will offletate. •
Surviving are hla wife and two
stera, Mr« Molly Holman of Aus.
In and Mra. W M. Gardier ot
Ac k wood.
Know How Many Stars?" Oran ’
Price; "The Family Chewing Oum,”
zuruxy, ney were accompanea . R .. .Keyi. pnK., The Growing
home bz Viaa siae Delaney. X' ‛AlilareRenn: ”t" “rb "e
I Can." Giles Huggings: "If.” Morris
Lee: “Our Mission,” Myrtle Price;
The White Light," Alonso Black-
Olivo, Pablo Resas and Becinta
Gonsales. Elisha J. White and Miss
Sophia Grier. M W. Rogers. Jr.,
and Miss Bonnie Lee Maxwell, Ed-
win G. Porter and Miss Margaret
Forgey Echols. Jose Orests and
Mrs Augustine Esnandes, Oscar
.Montague and Miss Nellie Mays.
BUDA MAN |S SEEKING
HIS MISSING SPOUSE ।
A Buda man is looking for his !
wife She left home on Thursday ।
morning and has not been seen »
since. She is 50 years old, is five
feet six inches tall and has gray
hair. Notice has been left at the
police station to notify a Buda ad-
dress in case she is found.
streets of Toronto Austin
from active
"Bobbed Hair” is a timely little .
story that introduces the flapper I
in her legitimate role and gives
Wanda Hawley a fine opportunity
to display her real talents along the
line of the light-hearted girl who
is engaged to a prosalc Wall street
man. but longs for the gay. uncon-
I A hot wave fa
people swelter
deacon: C. H Dickens, junior dea- ।
ron: W. B. Bryson. senior steward; ge
V. M Cox. junior steward: L HI [
Ater, secretary: G. A. . Newton. .
treasurer: G. W. Pearce, tiler.
NEWS: Ellen Osborne
Delivered by carrier tor t
coats per month.
SATURDAY JUNE 1022
been maging the
-everal day ana
HAYS COUNTY RECORD
SHOWS MANY WEDDINGS
FAN MARCOS, Texas, June 23.—
Fifteen brides for the first three
weeks of June is considered a good
matrimonial showing for Hays
robbery reported was that of the
lose of a tire from the rear of a
Ford sedan by Miss Margaret West
of 1910 Whitis avenue, a student in
the university.
■ Although Friday was not the hot-
■I test day of the summer, according
Ml to the thermometer, it was probably
K one of the most trying days of the
.eeason and brought down the first
y victim of heat prostration in Austin
* The victim was a horse in the de-
livery service of the American Rail-
way Express company, which fell in
« harness shortly after 4 o'clock
| yesterday afternoon while standing
, at the company's office at East
2 Sixth and Colorado streets.
- The horse lay prostrate, exhaust-
m ed from the heat, at the side en-
trance to the express offices on
Cplorado strert, for several hours,
while employes, veterinary sur-
Keons and others poured ice water
•over his body and rubbed cracked
ice on his head The horse lay
prostrate until after 6 ok lock, when
his rescuers finally suceeeded in
getting him to his feet. In his ef-
forts to rise to his feet the horse
struck his mouth against the pav-
’ ment. inflicting a jagged cut across
hie h|>M He was reported to be
improved last night
Tuesday was the hottest day of
the summeraceording to observa-
tions made by Fred Morris, weather
observer at the university observa-
tary, the thermometer standing at
109 degrees on that day The read-
ing was several degrees below that
Eigure yesterday it was reported.
The beat is unusually oppressive
this year on account of the humidity
of the atmosphere, observers wt)
Tavlor Masons
SAN ANTONIO SHRINERS
PASS THROUGH TONIGHT
Alzafar Temple Shriners will pass
through Austin tonight at 6 o'clock
on a special train headed from
Kansas City to their home in San
Antonio. The engine of the train
is decorated especially for the
Shriners, who are coming from the
Kan Francisco, convention. The
train left Kansas City on Thrsday
night and will pass through Austin
tonight. The announcement wall
made by M., K & T. offcials.
• and for that period all classes are
i suspended in order to let the tired
student wash himself in spiritual-
ity. But to make the chapel period
harmonise with the rest of the pe-
riods. five minutes from each class
is taken, which leaves the regular
classes 50 minutes long. This robs
the professor of the marginal clinch
which puts his lecture across.
The other morning in the school
of law in the university a professor
asked how many students went to
chapel. No one raised his hand.
"In that case," speculated the
teacher, "how would it be if I con-
tinued for a few minutes each day
during the chapel period so we can
[cover the field more thoroughly?”
The class responded with applause,
and from then on it has been meet-
ing during sacred moments.
Or take, for example, a class of
students in English literature. A
straw vote taken in one or two of
these classes revealed the fact that
practically none of these "aesthetes”
went to chapel. For this reason the
professor secured permission to
continue over the alloted time,
while a few go to chapel from other e
classes whose professors do -pot
have enough material to keep them
I overtime.
The same has happened In a gov- »
I ernment class. The young profes-
1 sor, desiring to take up more than
! is designated for the regular class
time, secured the unanimous con- ‘
•ent to give some special lectures
during the chapel period. The vote
revealed in thia class also that no
single student was in the habit of,
attending the chapel exercises.
Members of the chapel committee
have taken no action yet, but then
they are not supposed to know ,
about the extended classes
ON. Conn.. June 22
ly sustained stroke
ninute for full four
e varsity crew de-
l eight by clos to,
tn the feature race
j CHICAGO .....
' ST. LOUIS ..
C. Phil Peters, three years head
sshy -raanesE iee
ot the Washington Lodge of New
Orlrans
JACK HOLT
AND
BEBE DANIELS
IN
“North of the
Rio Grande”
A Paramount Picture
- Aleo
-LEATHER PUSHERS"
Rouga •
ane
AEsP'S FABLES
ep are fourishing
n all parts of that
state are wearing
her of commerce, of which Sam
nberg is president. The dis-
---“ resulted from an investiga-
lion made following the request
the Dallas man for a car load
if the material.
Honeycombed rock is used for the
at part for decorative purposes.
Qtiful fences, parking, decorat-
arches, etc , being made from the
iterial. A deposit has been dis-
vered near Han Antonio and the
aterial has been used extensively
t wipe off. accord
>rt brought back b '
chief of the
a vengeance. She dons sandals,
toga and bobs her hair and the gay
life begins
The picture is cleverly done and
affords an hour's entertainment '
that is worth while. Miss Hawley ;
is supported by a good cast and
there is abundant humor running
through the whole plot.
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■
5 REPORTED
NG; RANCHERS
PIPER REPORTS
ranges are in bette
r have beez la years
is year. Mr Piperg
conditions are ex (-
pops of grain, sorg H
feed stuffs assurel
an farmers in that
thing to worry ovetg
ssible stock mark* t
Mr. Piper spent
El Paso transacting
L
J H W Williams and A. N Mc-
Callum were present at the meet-
ing of the board
It was decided to let out House
park for baseball games Wednesday
afternoon at the request of J c.
Morris, representing the Merchants'
team. Hobert B Jones was elected 1
head of the commercial department
in ths Austin high school
Treasurer reports from the Amer-
ican National bank indicated that
the local maintenance fund had
$9320. the A J Zilker fund $674,
and the John T. Allan fund $363
Mrs Noel P. Scott was chosen
school nurse
C. Phil Peters is
Elected Supervisor I ventionsI life of the real flapper.
■ ' The affianced husband is bland
Nam.,] rT‛,,*m*a ' to all the romantic and scheme of
--d--Lc- I ■ <1111111* ! things in the world, but the aunt is
___ " determined that the marriage be-
tween her niece and the financier
must take place The result La
that she runs away and joins a
former class mate and together
they take up the flapper cause with
HOT AT LIBERTY HILL
MBEarY nu texaa June n.
“Bobbed Hair”
i. ■
JOPPA SUNDAY SCHOOL I
PICNIC DRAWS MANY
BERTRAM, Texaa June 23. —!
The Sundav school picnic was held*
at Joppa Thursday, with the fol- |
lowing program rendered: Invoca-
tion. Rev A. 8. Broaddus: address.
Rev. A H. Broaddus; welcome song.
Class No. 4; "Three Little Mush-
AUSTIN GETTING WORSE wrd,caiwiamaana"peuronhn:i
Police officials declared yesterday •“ - —
that there was a high per cent of
Mrs. J. W.Cox returned on Fri-
day from Waco, where she has been
spending a two weeks’ vacation
with her sister, Mrs George Hall-
man.
Attorney A. C. Smith of Groes-
beeck spent Monday and Tuesday in
Smithville on business, also a visit
to his parents, Mr. <nd Mrs. W A. .
Smith.
Mra. Charles Bates of Parsons, '
Kan., spent Monday and Tuesday in
Smithville as the guest of Mrs. O.
W Campbell.
Misses Bess and Eva Jones enter-
tained the As You Like It club with
a morning bridge party Thursday. :
At the close of the game a delicious ‘
salad course, consisting of chicken '
salad sandwiches, fruit salad, olives. I
Pickles and iced tea. was served..
Those present were Miss Vera Brie-
ger of Bastrop and the following
club members: Misses Matlye Mae
Haynie. Lorene Barry, Fannie Hill,
Elvira Buescher, Jewel Nichols.
May Day Donovan. Mabel Anderson.
Dorothy Kemp, Elizabeth Collins.
Louise Byrne, Christine Smith.
Helene Miller, Clara Adele Roensch,
Maria Hill and Christine Cook.
Lered 14 in the shade for the past
two days. Dry weather pro rails
Farmers would be glad to get a
good rain to make the corn fill out
The Knights of Pythias have
made arrangemens to stage a pa
rade on the second day of the Ber-
tram fair. Aug. 3. and also serve •
barbecued dinner to all Knights of
Pythias with their familes. They
wil be assisted in arrangements by
the Burnet lodge
B. W Steele, K p. grand chan- ,
cellor of Texas wil speak also on
The Knights of Pythias
The Masonic lodge. A. F. & A. M .
of Bertram. No. 583, has elected the
following officers. C. N. Moses,
worshipful master: T. D. Tanksley
As a result of an inquiry an-
‘ Thursday from Z. I. Arm-
l strong, editor and publisher of the
Texas Freemason at Dallas, two
large deposits of honeycombed rock,
believed to be the richest deposits
in this peculiar rock to be found ia
Texas, have been discovered near
Cedar Valley and McNeil. Plans
are now being made to furnish Mr
Armstrong with a car load of the
rock, which bq asked in a letter of
inquiry received Thursday at the
ing same. This film
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