' rtr , !' .si' T H . ( w .I 1 LEGION COMMITTEE HEADED BY GIRL Patricia F. Crosby, of Post 50, ' -.... r. 11 nf finuntv Enter- r unai!"1"" j talnment Department WILL ASSIST ALL UNITS w 'pntrioin V. Crosbv, representative of nJ No. 50, American Legion, was .! today as chairman of the cnter samed touuy u tn,nmnt committec of the nifladclplila county committee. " The appointment of Miss Croby is a recog nition of the woman membership in tho I.rRion. which totals i. l"nf) The eoman tr i-ost Iff CO of which Miss CrosW is a rep- H.'.- the county committee, n"e nnrnximatclv 800 members, ati-1 ST nW post. No. 412, with 'rr'X-theentertain- fAS;?sct ct iihlch is compo-cd exclusively of tLk inns: William J. Impton, of Pos ?K. Walter S. Hareesheimer. of I'obt $jj Bertram K. Wolfe, of Post 183. To AM All Post This committee will undertake to pro l ncdn entertainment for any of c?cnt -eight posts in the county of 'c'ommlttee.U meet January 23 ..nan co-operation with the posts. t0Mk Crou said hc desired as much n. could be g ven regarding the B0tl0ei of enteitaincis, in order that nrocunns oi ?n" l.u," ' ww n,i tin. w,1'!.,, airanged most c- wrious i"-o- fectiveiy :Annl nrirnil of UlC Lo- U .... itiiin Kfttf nnsts arc urgcci in u iyw " 'EVElttNG PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1020 DON'T WORRY, GIRLS, IF "NO!" IS ANSWER OF OUIJI BOARD "He Probably Loves You Anyhow, the 'Mystery Plank' Not withstanding," Dr. A B. Ttvitmyer Assures Pcnn Co-Eds WDULDMAKEP E There is, no danger of a "ouija" board epidemic among University' of Pennsylvania students and co-eds; neither is there danger of any Penn students contracting nervous diseases because of their fnith in the "imstcry plank," according to Dr. K. B. Twit mver, professor of pschologv and as sistant director of the psychological laboratoiy. Little comfort can be accordnd those 7-ods at the University of Michigan. Ann Atbor, who lime gone into nnd through vaiious nervous ftages because the "ouija" board failed them iu their love nffairs. Tcnn co-ctls scoff at the mere recitation of faith in the three '("cil lienrt-shaic'. contrivance. 'Wo teach our students in psychol ogy the principle of the automata "raph," sajs Doctor Twltmycr, "and this dispels hnt faith tliey may have iirnin ,Il so-called 'ouija' boards. The nutomatograph writes a rec ord, or lecords nn Invo'untnry move ment following the presence in con cloufiness of n vivid idol hnving motor elements. AVp demonstrate it before our elates. Thus, when tho student thinks of a squarci the instrument re cords angular Hues; a circle, circular 'hies. etc. 'm '.TV', fo' nnv one hclievc the ouija board could spell out the name "f the imn she loves is nonsense. This can only be done bv unintentional or intentional dishonesty in operating the mo thing. A pschologist could per from wonderful things with a 'ouija' hoard, but onlv by manipulation." the Penn co-ed will live lie dreams of love without "ouija," while hir sister co-ed in Michigan brings on nervous disorders with it. ai ranged Throuch the American i-cgion, - jv, official Cts to Persuade aliens to take out efforts to uo ,. antr , us SrTissuerdcciares editorially: -it is recorded that many aliens who fonifat for the United States have not SSS out citizenship since thcit dib- ... (mm the serv cc. Instances have S recorded where such aliens have Seated honorable discharges, sajiug ft meant as much to them as citizen- B "Local posts bhould bring the ncces ,lt of perfecting citizenship to all thc-e Si They have pioved their light S all the privileges and responsibili bes of citizenship. They are entitled to a full voice in the affairs of the country and we suspect that it is Sh no lack ofdesiie to become nil 1- flcdeed citizens uim mtj """ -"- to go thiough the necessaiy formality, or is it more than a formality in the , of men who hayed proved their loyalty and manhood in battle.' M. C. A. Tlan Liked That the Y. M. C. A., co-operating vrith the American Legion, will meet .ii. n nilr rcsnonse fiom educational institutions in connection with the $40,- 000 woith ot scnoiursui ja w u; mou nted, is indicated b,j- the btatement of Dr Hollis Godfrey, presid'-nt of Drexcl Institute, befoie the county committee of the Legion. "Since I eamo out of the service, ' faid Doctoi Godfrey, "it has been iin ues'H'd upon me that, the only wa out for demociacj is through education. Tie staud of the legion on bolshcvis.ni w Sue. but it needs to do more than this I don't think that there is anv greater woik that the legion could do than to stand buck of the effoits of the night schools in this city." Kensington Post, No. OS. has an- jnounced a meeting in loung's Ha'l. rranuoru avenue unu jiuuhusuuu street, tomorrow nilit. Important bus iness will be transacted. .Tnnuniy 30 will be a red letter night for Lnwronce U. Delauey Post, No. 20, in the Fifteenth ward. Matthew J. Collins, chairman of 'a committee on arrangements, has nn nouncedi an all-star boxing show at the Auditorium Athletic Association, Labor Iivcoum Hall. .Sixth and Brown streets, on tho nbove date. All ex-service men nnd the eencral public are invited. The fhow will be conducted by Robert Howe Ca'houn. of the Olvmpin. Tlnbort .T. Martin Post No. OS soon will launch a campaign to laise $73 000 for a permanent mcmoiial building and post headquaitcrs. The piescut hcad quaitcrs ate at 3144 Kensington ave nue. Various churches in the Kensing ton section will hoVl tpecial services in support of the campaign. On January 23 Post No. OS will hold a smoker at its headquarters, with spe cial entertainment features. Officers of the post are James J. Lammond, com mander ; John Adnins, vice commander ; Howard O. ltappold, adjutant, and J. Marshall Penny, finance officer. The executive committee consists of John Mnvvhinney, Herbert T. Hare, Fred J. Kappold, Joseph F. Mojcr and George Atz. Lawrence U. Delancy Post No. 20 is conducting a successful membership drive. The next meeting of the post will be held January 21 at Merrill's" Hull, rinotcenth street nnd Fnirmount ave nue. Post officcis arc arranging n box ing show benefit to be held January 30 at the Auditorium A. A., Sixth and Brown streets. Packer Only One EIIBlble Captain Ilcibert Packer, 717 North 1 oitv-first sheet, who suppoited Judge Patterson at the prinmies, is the onlv one on the civil eivico eligible list for Buiiurvising inspector of sanitation m" S2.i00 a year. Renublicin Alliance 1nntlntC) innlml Lh Tl-1.l -. r . . .....u, uiiuiiiuj; lNlKUiy U. iUC- Cauglin. of the Tweutv-fourth uai-rf. are trying to prevent the nppointment oi i-acher on tne ground it won't! weaken the anti-Vare forces in the Twenty fourth ward. Tho inspectorship is in the Department of Health. GREATER COLLEGE Associated Alumni Clubs Will Hold Convention Move to Nationalize Institution TO MEET IN WILMINGTON A nation-wide movement to national ize and generally broaden the scope of the Univeisity of Pennsjlvnnla is to be launched nt the annual convention of the college's, associated alumni clubs in Wilmington next month, nccordlng to an announcement made today bv G. Morris 'Whiteside, chairman of tho com mittee which is arranging for the meet ing, It will be the annual convention of the associated clubs, and will be held at tho Hotel du Pont Fcbruaiy 18 and 10. The movement, it was Mated, is backed by the younger and more pro gressive graduates of Penn, who have many new ideas .that they would like to bee replace some of the methods now in vogue. While not going into details at this time, those who are back of thp movement appear to have well-defined ideas on the subject. Their thoughts, it is understood, will be gotten in con crete form before the convention, so that they will be thoroughly understood The purpose, it was stated, is to make the Unlvetsitv of Pennsvlvnnia one of the real cducationnl leaders of the na tion, as well as a world-rcuowucd in stitution. . Thieves Empty Show Window" Thieves removed the glass from the front of the store of Isadora floldberg at 753 Ferry htreet. Camdcnf Rometl'np last night and emptied theouovyAvindow at their Icisuie Jf 'fe STEAWBEIDE I ClOTMER INFORMATION OP MERCHANDISE FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY FIFTEENTH wiwwtiwBaMMaw3HiHiliiiiinwwnwiiwm 1,,1 ntamftmrntfrnmamat , Thenar tat characterizes tlie owners individuality f'MtmWm Jk m Mfl$$ryW 3ifcBrWtiKwi W ffmml I KGr mfc KO E, PobS57" . 'Lmim "n" esEaBBESBf mffinP wjr MOTOR CO. OF PA 1827 CHESTNUT ST Fi-ULADELPHIA Captain Rickenbacker The Ace of Aces an American aviator, used Safetee goggles and Safetee windshields. Just ten million vof these goggles and windshields were made here in Phila delphia. See the demon stration of it at the Auto Show this week in BOOTH A-8 THE SUPER GLASS CO. 326 N. Broad Street Bell, bpruce 0878 Keystone, Race 1730 , JV Pl!l Charge Accountsffilhited J - IIIIHII Mail Orders Filled JSP A il t Mawson - 7 i. DeMan 12x5 Chestnut Street1 j Farmers and Trappers! Attention! Raw Skins Purchased For Cash! xtradrdinary Reductions in the n January Fur Sale A . mi Mmi I lmAW I Bring Down the High Cost of Paint Specify for small jobs or formly satisfactory for it on all inside work suits at an appreciable twice as far and does not neel nor rub off, White and colors by the bbl. (about 325 lbs.), 10c lb.; Smaller quantities, 12c lb. Special price to contractors. sample tor testing btibjtu on request. Householders can bun it in 2-lb. Cartons AT DFA LRUS 30c Carton JOHN C. OETERS. Mfr 12 '2 R. ,31st St wmmmmmmmmammamm MiniiuiiiHiiuuiiii The Perfect Water Paint arsre coniracis uni- more than 25 years. Specify assured of" iirst-class re- saving over otners. u goes George Allen, inc. " 1214 Chestnut Street 1214 Early Showing of the New Spring Millinery .. Paris inspired motlols that prcse the trend of tho coming- eeasoi tt . . ; H1I14 mvcit.iiw hhuvi 4h i "". -z 1 -y m ' nairaoth, Satins and Taftetaa w4th trimmings in oriental coionnBs.-jj m You will llnd an Individuality of style and type and a wide VaJfl'yjl or becoming models. Anil lery moderately priced. Mj r Velour Sports Hats, Reduced! XT t-mtrnw -a mm -! 1 1 i y 1 J iow $ ana $7 juxcenent quality j J Matu 1 1 lla wamm vl M 1 The "big story" of the Annual January Clearance Sale of Furs is unquestionably REDUCTIONS. This is the immense controlling interest in the Sale. and. acart from the almost staggering Varieties, worthy ofthe completest attention. 7 We have cut the prices on our entire stock; there is no reserve! When you consider that this entire stock amounts to the spienaia 4otal of $500,000.00 you will readily see that the choice is marvelous and that ithe Values are no less compelling. Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase Fur Coats v.. 5eral very attractive ftavy Bluo and Black. models In Taupo, Jay, AmeUiyst, Atlle,' Silver Laces. Bands and Flouncings,Half Price and Legs' .Silver metal laces from tho narrow trimming widths at lOo afyardi t'Ii -5c) to wide D-lnch tlounclnff at $7.00 a yawl (worth W ijaces for eery purpose for ancy work or the makings of a pown. ino reduced mlppn In m.inv posc-m nrn (vmnldprjhlv less than luilf'tho most are perfect lacea In beautiful designs Jt The New Ribbons Are Hej-ef z,n 9?aUtY,ia ot first consideration In selecting rlbbonB. tranhy ribbons 1 Aii.J??er 9lleaP at any price: there are only tho dependabla kinds at rpJ?ii8an? yet X0I"y moderately priced. Kvery wanted kind ta lieroil ami i.ai!ue,8' B0'ne Pieces show slight tarnlshinir here or thore, thoughtf "" ajiy shade as well, just Inside our Chestnut Street door ' , ,j Turkish Towels Specially Friceij 40c to 90c each; Save a Third ff t . .. . ... .. . . r, Alt .'."'? casea 'hese towels are less than today's wnoievaia ipncWJ rnVriin. " . l iu"ty i small nlze with pink or blue boraer ai uo, nois wiilf. i, j Wlln P'n" or blue borderB nt 60o oacli; largo "3 witji "Mtu borders only at 65c. 76o and 80c. ; Penetrating Hair Brushes, 50ciea. tvthhht r-.ii,?f,5.?ar Crusliea at a very unusual price; n i w7 puer kind Tvt ii vA&.i .tnki... . ,n Ma ..mi bi iWMMniQwn? '?h flJT a f8W daV ""'y- Separately boxed I, ma i ltnownSlout, pawpt.,0 duplicated again nt-thls specla'l Australian Ssa,1. Coat Squirrel Collar and Cuffs Value 245.00 Sale 165.00 295.00 ir-n!nrl 273.00 Natural Raccoon Coats 795.00 30-inch flare models with large roll- -" ing shawl collar ana aeep cuns 395.00 Hudson Seal Coats 36-inch full model, large rolling shawl collar and cuffs of Hudson Seal 455.00 Natural Squirrel Coats Smart full sport models with large rolling shawl collar and bell cuffs. 125.00 Hussian Pony Coats 79.50 36-lnch flare models, large shawl v collar and cuffs of Natural or taupe Nutria 140.00 Australian Seal Coats QA ZQ Smart sport coat with large s shawl collar, aeep cuffs and wide border. 145.00 Taupe Coney Coats Oft QQ Smart spOrt designs with large "-" rolling shawl collar and cuffs 155.00 Marmot Coats 11Q QQ Smart sports model with large -t-0-,-r rolling shawl collar and cuffs f Marmot 195.00 Australian Seal Coats 1QZ QQ 36-lnch flare models with wide ''-"-' border and large shawl collar and cuffs. 195.00 Nutria Coats 145.00 Chic sport model with large shawl collar and cuffs of Nutria. 195.00 Natural Muskrat Coats 14-5.00 Smirt sport model with large shawl collar, cuffs and border of Muskrat. 245.00 Hudson Seal Coats 165.00 Smirt sport model with large --v"' rolling shawl collar and cuffs 245.00 Australian Seal Coats 165.00 Smart sport model; large shawl collar and cuffs of Natural Squirrel or Nutria. 265.00 Australian Seal Coats 185.00 36-lnch flare model; large shawl J--""' rollar and cuffs of Natural Squirrel, Beaver or OKunK Vow Hudson Seal Coat Value 245.00 Sale 165.00 There's No Letting Up in the Sale of Women's Under-Price Fur Coats ALTHOUGH the number 6f Coats is very noticeably reduced, the variety of beau tiful models is excellent. In some instances there are only a few of a kind, but our vast holiday stock consisted of a great many kinds all kinds, in fact, that were worthy and fashionable. Just one of each of the following, AND THE SEDUC TIONS ARE EXTRAORDINARY: 40-inch Hudson Seal Coat now $535.00 36-inch Hudson Seal Coat noiv $525.00 One of Our Finest Hudson Seal Dolmans noio $550 30-inch Hudson Seal Sports Coat $365.00 Skunk-trimmed Hudson Seal Coat $515.00 Genuine Alaska Seal Dolman now $1000 Moleskin Sports Coat, squirrel-trimmed now $350 Beaver-trimmed Hudson Seal Coat $515 Hudson Seal, deep Beaver collar and cuffs now $675.00 t 30-inch Box Coat of Beaver now $40.00 Natural Australian Opossum Sports Coats now $495.00 Xutural Siberian Squirrel Coat $410.no JG-inch Lustrous Nearscal Coat $265.00 Ntarseal Coat with Aiistralian Opossum now $315 33-inch Natural Black Muskrat Coat, $325 Smart Natural Muskrat Coat now $265.00 Natural Wildcat Coat, Raccoon Collar, $195 45-inch Natural Raccoon Coat now $495 Natural Leopard Sports Coat now $285.00 Hudson seal collar, cuffs and korder. 36-inch Russian Marmot Coat now $235 With beautiful taupe nutria collar and cuffs. 30-inch Russian Marmot Sports Coat, $145 Nutria-trimmed Russian Marmot Coat noiv $155.00 Fine Natural Opossum Coat noio $495.00 36-inch Russian Pony Coat now $225.00 The Pony Coat has deep collar and cuffs of Austialian opossum. i y Mr mbrldKo & Clothier Second Floor, Filbert Street Are You Sharing in the Sales of Muslin Underwear, Corsets, House Dresses, Infants' Wear Exceptional values continue in our January Sales on the Third Floor, West. There is still an excellent range of choice, including new lots added in the Sale: Muslin Underwear NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS Corset Cover with Drawers or Skirt, daintily trimmed, back and front, with embroidery insertion and Valenciennes lace, ai sketched $2.50. FLESH-COLOR BATISTE UNDERWEAR in variety of lovely styles, some lace-trimmed, others ornamented witn laney stitchin;? or hand embioidery, satin tiimming, also tailoied effects: Night Gowns now 31.50 to $4.25 Em elope ChemUe now $1.00 to $2.50 CORSET COVERS Tight-fitting models of cam bric, in different sty.ts, trimmed with embioiderv 75c to $2.50. y . Straw bridge 4. ClotlllT Third Floor. 'West t ! I S&JIM II " The Auto Show Reminds many a motor owner that he needs Cocoa Step Mats $3.00 a pair. Rubber mats $3.00 a pair. Folding Chairs, two sizes $2.15 and $2.50. Anthony Tire Pumps $3.10. Lehman Foot Warmers $6.50, $9.00 and $15.00. Carbon Bricks 35c a box. Btrawbridge H Clothier l'-ourth Floor Men's Shirts Special, $3.50 . These are of fine madras, with smart stripes woven through, and in plain shades of tan, helio trope, blue, pink, green and gray. East Store. Eighth Stre-t Women's Sports Suits Special at $32.50, $35.00, $37.50 $30 FOUR groups of Jersey Suits, real sports types beautifully tailored, smart in every line, with excellence in materials and workmanship that one wouldn't think of ex pecting in Suits at these prices. Business women and. professional women, in fact, any woman who desires a Suit for hard daily wear, would do well to make her selection trom these which are in plain black, navy blue, and heather-mixed green, brown, blue and Oxford. Spedal at $30.00 Sports Suite in Norfolk effect, box-plaited from he shoulder, and finished with tailoied belt, notched collar and patch pockets. Spedal at $32.50 Sforts Suits made with L. the inverted nl.iir. in rhn centre of the back, stiaight hanging fronts, with Special at $35.00 ps0sdSuySemaadned1S verted plait in the back; patch pockets, bell-shaped sleeves, and button trimming. Special at $37.50 jd Z $nstrt pin tucks in the back, b ited, and havmc slightly flared nenlum. Smart two bicast pockets and two pockets below the belt, i pockets of unusual cut. All Remaining Winter Suits at Great Reductions V St-.iMbrid'ee & Clothier Second Floor, Centre White Cambrics At a Saving1 Fine White Cambrics, wanted qualities at attractne pi ices. All uc special values now 45c, 50c and 60c a yard. Straw brltlKc t Clothier All e 13 Cuitre 345.00 llfrulntlr 475.00 Hudson Seal Coats li-lnch Hare models, 1 1 a oiling ih awl collar .and cuffs i Joaver or Skunk. 495.00 Hudson Seal Coats 40-lneh models vlth large rolling shawl collar and cuffs of Beaer or Skunk 545.00 Hudson Seal Coats 45-Inch flare models with larpe Skunk or beaver -shawl collar and cuffs Now 375.00 395.00 g 425.00 I Extra Size Coats, Up to SO Bust W Scarfs RfEUlorlr J,"ow 20.00 Taupe Wolf 12.50 20.00 Brown Wolf 12.50 20.00 Black Wolf 12.50 22.50 Squirrel, ..11.50 22,50 Aust'n Seal 14.50 29.50 Taupe Coney 1 1.50 29.50 Taupe Lynx 19.50 35.00 Taupe Wolf 24.50 35.00 Brown Wolf 21.50 35.00 Taupe Fox 24.50 35.00 Brown Fox 24.50 5.00 Black Fox 24.50 17.50 Black Lynx 24.50 7 50 Red Fox. .24.50 150 Hud. Seal 29.50 2.50 Taupe Fox 34.50 "2.50 Brown Fox 31.50 52.50 Black Lynx 34.50 7K.00 Cross Fox .49.50 Muffs Itoirnlarty 19.50 Australian Seal 25.00 Taupe Fox 25 00 Brown Fox 29.50 Hudson Seal 34.50 Dyed Raccoon 35 00 Bi-aver 35.00 Taupe Squirrel 21.50 65.00 Moleskin 44.50 wow 12.50 14.50 14.50 19.50 19.50 24.-)0 Stoles RotmUrly Now 59.50 Australian Seal 39.50 89.50 Hudson Seal 59.50 89.50 Mole 64.50 110.00 Natural Nutria 69.50 110.00 Jap Mink 69.50 130.00 Skunk 81.50 125.00 Jap. Kolinsky 79.50 180.00 Russian Kolinsky 125.00 Sets Rejrnlftrly Now 60.00 Nutria ...39.50 60.00 Taupe Fox 39 50 60.no Brown Fo 39.30 65 00 Taupe Wolf 11.30 65.00 Black Wolf 11.30 75.00 Hud. Seal 48.30 75 00 Black Lynx 49.50 82 50 Black Fox 51.50 89.50 Raccoon ..61.30 110 00 Beaver .. 74.50 110 00 Skunk . . . 74.50 120 00 Squirrel ..79.00 125.00 Mink . . . .St.SO 140.00 Cross Fox 98.50 145.00 Kolinsky. 99.00 180.00 Mole ...119.00 195.00 Blk. Lynx 145.00 365.00 Fisher ..245.00 550.00 Blue Fox 393.00 I 675.00 Silver Fox 475.00 More Than 1000 Turkish Towels at 60c and 75c A value bpical of the many in the Linen Sale. This particulai lot conskts of Towels classed as "seconds" because of a dropped stitch or a slight oil stain. The hurts are too insignificant to impair ap pearance or service just enough to enable our custom ers to buy them at ONE TOURTH less than they would otherwise co-t. Strilitl a. Clothlfr M'lt 1.' Cmtro Many Opportunities for Men to Save Money Are Presented in the January Sale of Shoes Of courc, the thousands of pairs of smart Shoes assembled for this event include chiefly styles for women, but nevertheless there are ample opportunities for men to save substantially on thoroughly re liable Footwear fiom James A. Banister and other well-known manu facturers. For instance, in tho S.ile, are included Men's Shoes Reduced to $8.75 English-last and Blucher Shoes of tan calf and gun-metal calf; short lines from our regular stock. Men's Winter-weight Oxfords now $9'.90 Of tan cordovan, tan calf, tan glazed kid, gun-metal calf, black glazed kid and black patent leathei. Men's "Banister" and Other Shoes $12.75 Of dark enrdtnan nnd maboftnv-eolored Rnsia calf, in English last styles; and of gun-metal calf and wax calf m broad-toe shapes. Men's "Banister" Winter Oxfords $12.75 Of daik tan calf, gun-metal calf, wax calf and black glazed kid. BOYS' Winter Shoes now $4.95 Blucher 'tvles of tan calf and gun-metal calf. --VS"'1 "1"-- & tl r Eighth and rilbert Street Men's Handsome Fur-lined Overcoats in the Sale ai Reduced Prices Now $65, $95, $122, $155. $185, $275 A COLLECTION that rivals the entire stock of most stores now marked at prices fully ONE-THIRD less than r.ctual market value. Splendidly tailored shells of blar-k broadcloth and kersey, also of fleecy chev iots in distinctive patterns with collar and inside of rich luxurious furs of finest quality. Now $65.00, $95.00. $122.00, $155.00, $185.00 and $275.00. Men's Fur-Collar Overcoats, Now $36.50, $47.50, $65.00 and $95.00 Smalt, youthful model? that can he worn by men of conserva tive tastes as well as joung men. The collars afe of good fur, and ever,y detail of woikmanship has been executed with care. Leather Overcoats $17.50 $33.50, $46.50 So piactical foi every purpose and with an individuality all their own. This SaBteffoids an unusual oppoitunity to save on coats of this chf uS'JTr And Hunal xs of Other Overcoats and Winter Suits at $23, $26.50, $36.56x$46.50 Scores of desirable styles and fabrics for young men and men of conservative taste. A wonderful selection and remarkable Values throughout. v r.-,rMw rinthi.i s.,va i.- .. . ' ' "" lllilillliiF .t . i - 'Ayy - " 'Mt'' ' 'Mil i-r ""i""",' "T""." 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