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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1021
HI
ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
KancY H" )'"e yt5 o jc Operatic Musical Which Miss
Catherine Morris Will Give This Week She Kernels
(he Death of Mrs. Charles l' Gununey
Kjjf.) literally untiling ilulnx tlifo
Twf'fi( jipnally Imt nern until JVI-
Thru l'i III'" nflrrnoon vc will
y tlic lilg ",nr bl,ncnt fnr lhP CllSh
, Clnli. lil',l ,,,,, w""c" "f ""'
hb i. i-oinmlltrr .ire nml In n soeinl
V.nt 1 onlcrtnlnliiK nt litnrlipon lie
J the aflnlr iikI by Rlvinic M.ontrc
p,rlies. -
. .t, .. h,p PvenltiK f thnt ilny (litre
A. i' i ...
ill be die Hr.t nppenrnnri' of tlio
. ' , l,M,.,l I'll.. Wllll'll
('nllu'rini1
,:: : !" '
nml .Mm.
nl rfwn MorrlK. Im Rolton ..p. Hhr
l numbor of other fi""' IP f
a UM tnuHi.nl tnieni wi ... .....
T tel': .,.,''" Thrill
s i
' . ,l,n.e . 1 Xnnry ' "111 piny
ftViol In So thnt will bo very nter-
Si Ith tl.e nmount of tnlent we
,5.I,d.eoerinB HinotiR emr younc poo-
;fvVry -Iny. .wl -hen thenrthn n
ml "l.
..,. iiri( nroiipp" i")viMi-i '
She n- "ft heir mnmenl nbillty
?, iSinelmw (trently enournKeil obotit
our JoiuiR people.
OJIA.W me coutiuuully condemning
, .' rttinrnllnn. Iltlll wllilp
s
,i,e inn"." r "."::.:... .I,:,: .. (.
nine of 111" tmiiB " no- " "
TMincor et hove done nre by no meniiH
CZ repmneh. n K.rent ninny things
in. irently to be ndtniroil.
Cntlifrlne MorriH linn olways koiiii
0 for wrloiis work She is very nr
Ijtic nd pnlnH nml drw "trenie y
. besides dnnelnK most nrtWticnlly.
IV. ban studied neathetle dancing, and
I have ceen her do several solo dances
net beautifully. On I-'rlday night hI.c
ml lTmcst Kitson are to give n tli -res'
danee In npproprlato. costume. It
til joimiM very intercxtiiig to me. and
I am verv Kind we nre to hnve an op
portunity of hearing the musical pari
of the program, loo.
TIIF, I'lms and 1'lnjer held their
filty-rimt club niglit last evening,
ind It'was most interentlng. The threr
Dr'r." plovs were given, and us they
will be given ngnln tonight and the
final dcriidon of plncc will be mnde
then, I am not KlnK to comment on
them for von ; but they were certainly
most Interesting nml extraordinarily
flcver and well done. The first mi the
program was "Among the I'lnc." and
the enV ineluded .Mrs. .1. Howard
Reber. Samuel McDowell. Walter Tim
ttlns and Andrew Wright Crawford.
Jr The second was "The Upturn of
the Spirit " nml those who took part
in it were Iliirnett Holland, ICverett
Rell and Dorothy Shelinerdinc. The
iblnl play wns entitled "Tlic Accom
plice, and there were tive iu tile cast,
including (ieorge I'cquignot. Mrs.
Cleveland flaring, Margaret Cooper,
F.llwood Altninier nnd ('url Louis Alt
maiT 1 nm so interested to henr who
Is declared winner of the first prize to
nifht that 1 inn hardly wait to hear.
Thn cre nil so interesting and so
well written H was hard to choose, but
I tinalb did de:iile for myself. How
erer it wouldn't be fair to sh.v. so I'll
vt till henr nnd then tell .ton if
I thought the .Mime.
fTIHOSK of ii" who knew and loved
J- Mr. Charles V. Giiinmey and
nerjbodi who knew her loved her
wen- or much shocked to hear of her,
death on Saturday. Although she hnd
ben in ery poor health for some time,
the had recovered from a serious illness
and on Thursilny hnd gone to her moth
ers' meeting at 8t. .Michael's Church. In
Oe-innntown She was president of the
mothers' meeting and it is certain thnt
every member of that orgnuization will
.in her unci feel her loss quite ns
Wnly us her family and her most In
timate friends. Siie suffered a ijreiit
deal during her illness and was very
we.ik at times, hut you could always
count on her to make some funny, droll
remark thnt sounded ns if she were in
the best of health. It is nice to know
thai she was nble to get back to her
work a' that church for u little while
before her denth. for she loved it so,
and bin- was always so active nnd busy
doing something for somebodv else.
Her daughter. Miss Elizubolh (Jiimmey,
and a fcon. Mr. (jeorge (jiimmev were
with her nr the time nf her death.
Iudgii Charliv Krnncis fiunimev is an
other con. His daughter Klen'nor wns
a d'butan e 0f this season.
pKOtSV inine In see the family the
oilier dm, nnd had u wouderfui time
Playing with the vtirious real nnd im
PtovuKi toys that were gathered from
nil over the house. Tlio fnmilv all sat
jro'iml and wursliiped. of course, as
families me pt to do when small relu
' entne to call. 1'eggy had a wonder
''! tune until the celluloid bird which
w on (ho sicio f 1 10 bt,,,, ,!(), sp.)u.
'fltcij conipuny suddenlr and left her.
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JPhUaitibhioi
SPRING YMiPUK
TAILOREF mp
TOXTtME SUITS
NEW TAILORED
R
AFTEMN FROCKS
NEW EVENING OVWS
DMW, FROCKS
ANJC
MVM
FURS FoR SPRING
l with iiMnniMiPil expremion nf fnrc.
I KtnnillnR there holding tin- lieucl in one
Miinll IM nml the tail In the other,
"Oh," paid she in great nmitzcmcnt,
I "Oh. cliickic liwcnkl"
1 NANCY WYNNK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
.Mi. ami Mrs. ti. Iliimlllon c'olUet of
2illo Spruce street, will etitertnln oi
! dinner nt their home tonlKht. followed
' by n tiox party nf the opera. Their
! giicstn will Include .Mr. unci Mrs. Howard
Kordo Hansel! and Mr. and Mrs. Oerrlt
I'. J mid.
Mrs. Iloberl Torrey of 171ft Locust
slieel, will entertain ns her KUet the
latter pnrt of this week Mrs, .1. r
KchencK, of Unltlinorc, who will renmlli
oer the week-end.
Mr nnd Mis. Arthur H l.ca. of 'J004
Walnut street, who have been npendlnK
it few clays In Washington, whero they
ntteniled the Inauguration. hu re
turned to their home.
Air nnd Mrs. .Tiillus Smith. i:i0
Hiuce rtreet. have Issued Invltntlons
for n dinner on l-'tlday. April 1. In honor
of Mrs Smith's daughter. Miss Mcicy
KIIIh Powers
Mlfs Sellna Mclllhenny. of the llellu
Mie.Ktratford. will ttlve n luncheon, to
lie follow eel by a thentte patty, on Sat
urelav. Mnreli 9, In honor of Miss Uea
trlce Mclllhenny, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs John D. Mclllhenny
Mr. and Mrs .1. C.ilvln Smith, of :1J3
South Klghtecnth street, will give a
theatie party, to 'be followed by ten at
the Melleuie-.Strotfotel, nn Vcdneseln ,
Mnich lit), in hoiioi of Miss Kllza Smith
Sleek
Mr and Mrs T N. Itlchardson. of
School lane mid Wlssnhlckon avenue,
lieiinnntown, will entertain at dinner
on Tuesday ovenlng, Mnich 19, In honor
of their son, Mr. T V. deCJuartel Itlcli
nrelson, before the meeting of the Sat
urday Kvenlng Dancing ('lass. Mr.
lUchnrdson, who la a student nt Phil
lips Academy, Andover, Mass.. will
upend tho Kister hnllduvs with his par
ents, The dinner which Mr and Mrs. .loslnli
Ash Pearson, of t33 West Price street,
Oenn.-into-wn. weio to hae given on l-'il-clay.
March ts, In bonor of Mr Stnnv
bur.v Miller, bus been clinnvpel tti Prlclnv
evening, April 15, before the meeting of
Mrs. Clinrles Stewart AVurts' Dancing
t lass.
Mr and Mrs. Peregrine Wlltner, .1023
West (."oulter street, Oerinunlown, who
have been spending- several weeks at
Palm Heach, Kin., as the fuests of Mr.
and Mrs. William (J. Warden, nt their
winter estate, will return home this
week.
Mrs. H Kr.uiklln Pepper, of Hells
Mills road. Chestnut Hill, accompanied
by her brother. Mr c 'baric s Willing,
sailed lust week for Kinnee, where they
will spend several months.
Mrs. Alfred S. "Weill, of Chestnut ave
nue. Chestnut Hill, will Blvo n cntd
party on Friday afternoon. April 1. In
honor of her daughter, Miss Louise
VellI.
Mr. nnd Mis. ,ewls A. Rllev, 1.109
Spruce street, will gle u dlnnur-Unnce
on lunsday evening-. November I.V at
the Uellevun-stratford. to present to so
clBly Miss Jean Ilrooke Riley, daughter
of Mrs. Alice Hurt Ttlley. Miss Alley
who is at school In New- York, will spend
tho Easter holidays with her mother.
pi.!rii,""dr, Mr.3- ,Menrv I'lneaweaver.
City line, Overbiook, will Kiv a. ilance
on Thursday, March .11, at the Merlon
Cricket Club. In honor of MLs- Mnr"
Henry I.lneaweaver nnd Mr. Uldgwuj
l.lneawenvcr. .i"h
i.vM,;:lr!.'.w,!" a'teii'l'd the Prom on
...V" .""V"- UL. J'nncctoit ttml re,
ALONG THE READING
ToshirJm'e. nknsall for
Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Helmerdinger, of
. teni0, ,!l.1''.,nt'- hnvo returned from
a four weeks' stay nt Nassau, Bermuda.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mis. Havltl Moses and her daughter-In-law.
Mrs. Jack n. Moses, of "ua
.,1 ,ark uv,nun. gave a luncheon
nnd bridge party last week at the Kt
ffuems oxe,'s "ero laM f"r ninety
The, short story dims, of which Mrs
Sainiiel P. Weinberg Is reader. -ill meet
on Wednesday nt tho home of Mrs A
beuohtwangor, L'027 North I'lfteenth
street. The members Includo Mrs. Hctii.
aril tern, Mrs. Marc .T. Katzonberc
Mrs. Charles l.eund. Mrs. Eugene S
Ueckmnn. .Mrs. Morton A. Netter Mrs
Louis Strousse, Mrs. William Mlllc'i-'.
MrB. Morton A. Oppenheimer. Mrs
Joseph e.. Deckman, Mrs. Julius Lam
and .Mrs. Elmer D. Simon.
Mr nml Mih Ilnr,. r't-n .
nounce tlm engagement of their riaugh-
lci, .iiioa iun-i j . onnor, io Lieutenant
lariUtioni
Vjl
3or Announces
r r s-w-
iludrrute I'rUes
mtnti
Vrlle or Thonn for Knimircd or Printed
'iBiiiinrn,
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO.. 814 W.lnut St
"- .'iifrnay incitjilee Miss Jlnrv
II. Stewart, Miss Kloisc. Wturlncr AiiVi
i ISMlVn.,hnrl"e.n KnlBht. Miss Helena
I.. Mitchell and Miss Eleanor T Dili.
III1IM.
nttwm
.vin r v " " i
SPRING ME
J
.1st jL2ot-e"MM4JHV4Vk HIIRl
Fredei ii- I-: Hi- d.ei n' a luii henn at
the City dub on SaiunbH
'Mi and Mrs D.iMd Schwarl!!. e.f IJOI
North Franklin street ente-i tallied at i
n dinner nnd thentro pnrtv In honor of I
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph (Jeffen. of Hrook
lyn. Amon those present were Mr.
nnd Mrs. Harry Matusow, Mr. anil Mrs. I
Adolph Landau. Mr. and Mrs. Jack nut-i
kin. Mr. and Mrs Jack Wolf. Mr. Max
well SI. Schwartz. Miss Heatrlce lan
dau, Mrs. II. C Landau, Mr. and Mra.
J H Lnticlnu. Mr William I). Staubnnel!
MUs Ilosallnd Iu Dols.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
A surprlso party was Riven by Sir
and .Mrs. U. Hablnowltz, of 5138' Paik
sldc avenue-, In honor of their daughter.
Miss Samlrella llahluowlt!!, AmonK
thoso present were Miss Anna Klein,
.Miss Mary IJelorf. .Miss Eva Slubln. Miss
Nnn Brown, Mrs. LcwIh and Mr. Klines
berir, Miss Ilebn Sherman. Miss Ethel
Luks. Miss Sylvia Slgelb.ium. Miss
Bessie Vllle. Miss rtildye Vllle. Sir. Ed
ward Cohen. Sir. Peter While, Mr. Itus
sell YenBer, Mr John .Morgan. Sir. John
Hltr.. Sir. Edward lieckhaid. Mr. Ellis A.
(JoldberR, Mr. Perry P Abrahamson,
Sir. Edgar Nowise llosch nnd Sir. Joe
LlBhty.
SIlss Emily l-'o, of Sellers nvc.nuo.
Sllllbourne, has returned from Washing
ton, hav-lnp witnessed the Inauguration
and spent the week-end with relatives
there
STRAWBERRY MANSION
A dance will bo Riven by tho junior
auxiliary of the Joint I'lnsUcr relief
committee on Friday evening at .Mer
cantile Mall for the relief of Kuro-pean
orphans. Tho committee Includes .Miss
Annette ejolelfnib, president; Mi!? K.innj
Ornltzcr. vice president, SIlss Uoso
Welnsteln, secretary; SIlss Henrietta
Firestone, treasurer, and SIlss Itebc
Dubln, executive ottlccr
MESH BAGSel
REPAIRED l
Enoert, prompt rvtci
In rerlrlnr. rfnmhtnrf
rellnlnff. Low priori,
A. E. Moss
JEvTEI-ETt
33 S. 9th nnr
Itudrd nnc Itepnlrliir
n Hpwlnltj
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
NO COOKING
Thf "Food. Drink" for All Aire.
Quick Lunch nt Home, Office and
FounLiM. Aik for HORLICK'S.
2fAvoid Imitations & Substitutes
Stopped Again!
How many timet, a clar- is your
circulation halted? If tlic trallic of
your blood is continually arre.stnl
by the icstiictins: bands of tijiht
elothiiur, you are lnyinff the founda
tion for ills and discomfort.
Especially in your feet is tlio
ilanjjer imminent. When your arch
i bound down to tho hard unyielding i
shank of the ordinary shoe, circula-'
tion is retarded, and your foul i
muscles become weakened throuf-h
disuse. Hut the ("antileviT .Shoe has i
a flexible arch which beiuK iilli the
foot. The circulation is unrestricteil .
and the inusclen are left fiee to
develop through exercise. '
At no P'li'C 'n III'' '! t'i. '
Hll.v lll.i'lferem o Mil Mime
1 1
i' i i i
,.ini.
'Hl-erUll Hn.ipe.l Ul yut
il.
room in lif.l.t Ih in
ill ntnlit"). (iiiallliHi
.. .is In .:i..' Iil.i.il
"H 'imi nt I 'llll
w II In ,mt .1. era
in u iiii mi; n Io i
'I'll. Iiei-ll HI" IMH."I
ii,l,in..' Hi Hie wlml,. i
folt:cl)l Mini oil !.' li
ruin., hi nml i. ih.
Wiillhu A A . u l"
I), 'cm in I.I.. i h ' .i .
rutin in 1 1 ' hi i 11 ii "
i ii
e nm
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cunurd Office
timm.
flfflNcwl
VJB55'
BCpffm M n1 d I fSk IcKhBIBP
MILS. .SAM CIX
KOTHWIXL
MOOHIO
And her .son, .Master
Samuel K. Moore,
dr., nf Itroolillne,
Mass., who air villi -I
n g Mrs. Moure's
parents, Mr. :i n d
Mrs, Kdwnid V. Mc
C n rtly. of Klhlns
Park
t
NORRISTOWN
Mts Helen Frlelc. of Markley street,
entertained nt fle hundred at her
home. 'I hem were twelvo kucbIh. Dur
Imb t he affair SIlss Florence Archer, who
will be married to Sir. Frank McKnlpo,
of Philadelphia, Easter week, wan pre-B'-ntcd
with a surprise miscellaneous
shower.
The Silent Workers of the First Pres
byterian Church entertained nt a St.
Patrick's anniversary social nt which
V, iui iy iiiemocrs preseiu. .irs.
II U Fentier Is president of the orKan
untlon. The chnlrmnn of tho commit
tee hnvinir charso of the entertainment
for the affair wns Sirs. Leon Cloud.
SIlss Slnrsuerlto Bitting was the cuest
of honor at a surprise miscellaneous
shower Blven by Sirs. H. N. Conurd, at
her homo on Summit street. The en
gagement of Miss Bitting nnd Sir. J. It
Sensetilg Jins been nnnounccd.
Sir and Sirs. William Slltchcncr, Jr.,
of 160 West Airy street, entertained nt
a children's party In honor of the fourth
birthday annlvei.s.iry of their small i
daughter. SIlss Ruth Slltchener. There !
were thirty guests present. I
H
Adjoining
the
St. James
"Stecker" Fashions in the New
Tailored and Sport
Suits
Expressing the Charm of Individuality With the Note
of Authority and Distinction in Style
m
m
ii
Tailored Sails
Sports Suits
T
RUMMAGE SALE FOR 'CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN CLUB
ST. EDMUND'S HOMEi TO HAVE LARGE BENEFIT
Crippled Children Will Be Bene
ficiaries at Sale
There has been a cessation of rum
mage sales of late, and tho announce
ment that one of the largest sales of this
kiiul that has ever been given In charl
t's nnmo Is new being nrranged Is wel
come news to tho many who arc bene
fited by them.
St. Edmund's Homo for Ctlpplen Chil
lien will be the beneficiary from this
sale, which will tako place on March IB.
17 and 18. and Miss .iriele Tack If act
ing ns chairman of the committee. Manv
JMluable donations have, been made In
. uni' 0t- mr",'""' women's, nn well
tis children s clothing, and there will also
be a. most pxtenslio mlllltierv depart
ment, as well ns one for shoes, books,
household articles, bi'lc-n-brnc furni
ture, etc.
Among the members of the committee
w'io will have chnrgo ot the various de
partments nro Mts. John r Shenhnn
Mrs. .lames A. Mundy, Mra James Mor
ris Mrs. Harry Crowley. Mrs Krnne.ls
I. Pattorson. Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mi's
Thomas Hnnley, Mrs. Herman Vettr-
.M. .,jio. wuininc non Mrs. Ignatius
tlnlinit
St Edmund's Home, which is one of
'in iiuswi noiiscccarian institutions In
the olty, cares for hundreds of poor
crippled children nnnunilv, t run en
tiiclv on charity, and Is under much ex
pense It supplies braces, crutches
wheel chairs for the little Invalids unit
less been the means of restoring health
to what hnd been considered many hone
losji cases.
"The V orjfue of tke
Lace Frock,,
Apropoa of this Paris aayi, "Many
colored Laces have been introduced in the
latest openinps of Paris Houses."
Echoing" tnis fashion -we have ready
new and charming; effects in
Lace Gowns
in colors and black.
$49.50 to $150
1302 Walnut Street
Developed in Twill Cords, Tricotincs
Severely tailored lines with the smart
and in misses' Blouse, straight-line and
$59.50 to $175
of English Tweeds, Rainbow Tweeds, N'elour Checks and
Worsted Jersey, with and without belts, in all the newest
shades.
$24.50 to
Entertainment Will Be Held at Wal
nut Street Theatre
One of the most Interesting events of
the coming week Is the large benefit per
formance to take place on l-'rldny after
noon at the alnut StrcetW Theatre, in
which every well-known star now in i.
city will tako pari . , ,,
I'or the benefit of the Charlotte
Cushtnan Club at 1010 Spruce stjeet. the
committee, of which Mrs. Oswald Chew
Is chairman, has planned an entertain
ment that promises to exceed any affair
of the kind ever given In tins city. Mr.
Charles Wanamnker has donated the
use of the Walnut Street Theatre for the
occasion, while among tho artists whej
hae offered their services and will ndd
to the afternoon's entertainment are:
Miss Frances Starr, Mr. Erancls Wil
son, Mr Do Wolf Hopper, Mr. Frank
Tlnney. Mr Guv Hatea Post. Miss Juno
Walker. Mr James Cherry and Miss
Etholvnd Terry Mr. John Drew and
Miss Yerkes will also come over from
New York. Mr. William Collier and Mr
Hal Ford will also be there.
There will be. several specialties from
"Honcyelcw" and "Tickle Me." fls well
. .. L .. t l.'.lll.'.. .. . bh .., In
I as a numiji-r m iwim n iiutiviiwii".
The, entertainment committee Includes
1 Mrs. Oswnlel Chew, chairman. Mrs. Ilob-
' ert Emott Hare. Mrs. Qeorffn Tales
naker, Mrs James Lanre. Mrs. Samuel
' Chow. Mrs. deors-e, Horace Lorlmcr. Mrs
! l-ope Yeatman. Mrs Edward B Flnck
' Mrs. C Hamilton Colket, Mra. Harrison
' Caner. Miss Iiulse Wood. Mrs. James
Elverson Jr. Mrs. Waller WarliKt Hop-
klnson. Mrs. Paul T. Haskell and Mrs
' Chnrles T nrochnian.
Many are plannlnc; to Blvo box par-
laiifflfii
M
Walnut St.
Between
12th & 13th
1
II
W
and Poirct Twills.
tight fitting sleeves.
box - coat effects.
c
$1
ties for tie In non niliuinr ilm.e n.'i
titlnlntf in lb r n beli.j? Ms. lci)0
Vealman. .Mrs Samuel ''hew. Mrs.
James Elverson. Jr. mid Mm c.eorpe
Falos Maker, who will nitettnln nt
luncheon bofoie the perforrnunt-c iti
honor of Miss Yerkes. Mr Newton M
Polts, the siciotarv c.f Hie e'ulininn
Club, is acting- n.s biiFiness m.iniiRer. and
lh nlsn a member of Hie eiilertJiiinien'
committee
I An Exquisite Dress
1 of Crepe Sheba I
$89.75
COLORS are navy I
embroidered with
pray, and black also &,
embroidered with gray. $
Some of the navys are ,
embroidered with henna. S
Exclusive in its style f
lines. 8
Wanamaker
& Brown I
g
a
Woman's Shop
Market at Sixth
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ii
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A PAST"
rifKKE MlllED ATinAl-l IONS
Paris Fashion Review
(LIVING MODELS)
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By Gimbcl Brothers
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Ftli nl' KI-.- I'lfllMni'M' PRESENTS
'THE GILDED LILY"
A Hli, IllMMllli' TltY Willi
MAE MURRAY
rm.n -new KiRi iiv lOvn.riT
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ROSEL.AND DANCING
1015-17 Market St.
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THE UIlEAT AArnnlCAN ACTOIl
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Charlotte Cushman Club, Inc.
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JOHN DllliV. WILLIAM COI.LIBR. JUNB-
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WILLIAM
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