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Nancy Wynne Speaks of the Tea Which Dr. and Mrs.
Edwin Elden Graham Will Give Today te Intro
duce Their Daughter, Miss Gertrude Graham
Tllfi debutante of today will be Ger
trude Graham, Dr. and Mrs.' Edwin
Elden Graham's daughter, and the tea
will be given nt their home. 1713 Spruce
street, from 4 until 0:30 o'clock. About
twcnty-five of the debutante? will ro re ro
rclve with Gertrude and five of last
Mflsen'a debs, Elalne Sullivan. Kitty
Knight, Malsle Stewart, 1'rlscllla Davis
nd Elisc du 1'ent.
SPEAKING of Malsle Stewart, I saw
her en Walnut street one day last
week looking awfully well In a long
coat of black duvctyne. It was stun
ning, I thought. There was embroidery
,,t the waistline In gray nnd dark
red and the cellar was of agnclla fur.
which has such vogue this season. I
thought Maislc looked thinner than
when 1 saw her last year, but it's very
ecemlng. 8hn hjk dark ha r and eyes
and the hair is bobbed and curly.
That same- day, as I went ever from
Walnut street te Chestnut, I met Mrs.
Thn'lcs I.p B. Hemer and her darling
little daughter Marie. She's about ten.
Ve knew, and has lovely light hair and
bricht deep blue ryes. She was wearing
a , ports coat of llsht tan with a cellar
of raccoon fur nnd a Tarn O'Shantcr of
the same shade of wool as the coat.
Marie was all patched up. peer kiddie.
She broke her wrist In three places. If
xeu please, plnying football. Mrs.
iloreer was looking very well, wearing
a smart coat cape of dark blue French
f.rrzc and u smnll dark blue hat. She
Jins such a delightful manner, I think,
nnd is se extremely well liked.
THE Feyer Dauclng Class for kiddles
at the Academy of Music had lt sec
nnd meeting Saturday morning, and Mrs.
Inseph Leldy, Mrs. Francis Mcllhcnny
and Mri. I.uthcr Cenradl were the mem
bers of the Women's Beard of the
Academy who received the children and
their mothers.
JANET SABINE, who came en here
from Bosten for the Starr's ball
en Friday, spent the week-end with
l.egnn Starr at her home in German -town.
Janet arrived here en Fridny
and has been having a wonderful time.
She nnd Legnu ha'e been great friends
for a long time. Careline Nash came
up from Washington for the ball tee,
and se did the Edward Melgses. Mrs.
Meigs was Miss Margaret Wister, you
remember, and is Mrs. Starr's joung jeung
est sister.
JACKIE had a bad tim6 the ether
day. He cot Inte a discussion with
the ether small boys who placd with
him. and it ended in n free-fer-n''
fight, and li the. way with gentlemen of
hit sire, nnd sometimes of n larger
growth tee, for that matter. He came
into thp house very muddy, and
scratched, and wet-eyed, nnd with a
gulping sigh he remarked: "I'm gein'
ent in the country te Nnna's; there's
no neighbors there."
NANCr WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Helmes Jehnscm,
of N'pw Orleans, Ia., announce the en
gagement of their duuahter. Miss Doro Dero Dore
tho Jehnsen, te Mr. Richard C. Brad
bury, of this city.
Invltatletns have been Issued by Mr.
nnd Mrs. Ledynrd Heckscher. of Bollng Bellng Bollng
brekc, Itndnnr, for a bnll te be given en
Monday. December 20, In honor of their
dehuutnte daughter. Mlfs Virginia
Heckscher.
The ladles who will assist In receiv
ing at the tea te be kIvpii this after
noon by Dr. nnd Mrs. Udwln Elden
(Irahnni at their home, 1713 Spruce
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BONWIT TELLER. CuCO.
She (Specialty SfapcfOriginaUanb
CHESTNUT STREET AT THIRTEENTH
will held their
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Btrcct. te present te society their daugh
ter. Miss Oertrude A. II. Graham, will
lnclude Mrs. lidwnrd A. Uncen, of Mil
waukee, Wis.; Mrs. Heburt A. Hare,
Mrs. Benjamin Bush, Miss Ellen Hop Hep
kins and Mi a. Oearge Burten.
The guests who will nttend th theatre
party tomorrow even ng given by Mr.
and Mrs. Jehn FredertcK Lewis, of 1U14
Spruce street, will Include Miss Sarah
L,egan Starr, Miss Gertrude A. II. Qui
ham. Miss Eliner Thompson, Miss Mnry
U N.xen, Mr. Edwurds V. Lelper, Jr.,
Mr. Ludwlg: Lewis, Mr. Alfred U. Baker
LewIb and Mr Jehn Frederick Lewis,
Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewls will entertain
at dinner at the.r home, te be followed
by a box party the opening- night at the
opera Tuesday evening, December 29.
The guests will include Mr. and Mrs.
James Cresby Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Bush and Dr. and Mrs. Alfred
Stengel.
The guests who will attend the thea
tre party and supper at the Illtz-Carl-tern,
which Mr. and Mrs. Rebert Sewclt,
of Ardnaree, Rydal, will gtve en Tues
day evcnlng, November 23, In honor of
Miss Katharine Dlsaten Perter, debu
tante daughter of Mr. und,Mrs. Charles
. i-ericr, win iticiuuc .miss Virginia ae
Morat Smith, Miss Clnlra Ellis, Miss
Ellen McMlchael. Miss Alberta Rcath,
Miss Elizabeth B. Wayne, Miss Hannah
M. Elliett, Miss Helen B. Sewell, Mr.
Henry Brlnten Corxo. Jr., Mr. Cooper
Smith, Mr. Aiken Relchner, Mr. James
Furgeson, Mr. J. Andrews Harris, 3d,
Mr. Jehn Kern, Mr. Nerman Milne, Mr.
Daniel Dougherty, Mr. Webster Dough
erty, Mr. Nerman Ellisen, Jr., Mr.
Philter Lee, Majer Stuart Cramer and
Mr. Charles Thompson. The party will
be chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Au
di ew W. Perter.
Miss Mary Law, dnughter of Mrs.
Ernest Law, of Edgefield, St. Davids,
and Miss Rebecca C5. Thomsen, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Thom Thom
eon, of 1722 .Spruce street nnd Brjn
Muwr, will leave today for Baltimore,
wheic they will attend as bridesmaids
nt die wedding of MIhh Eleaner Car Car
eol. Dnlngerfleld Carter, daughter of Mr.
ma .slra Chnrles Henry Carter, and Mr.
.MeiK.in E. La Montague, of New Yerk,
which will take place en Tuesday In thu
Cathedral of Baltimore.
The guests who will attend Iho dinner
te be given tomorrow evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison K. Caner, Jr., of 810
l'lne street. In honor of Miss Banning
Grange, debutante daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, William Drayten urangt. and M.ss
Hannah M, Elliett, daughter of Mr. ana
Mis. William J. Elliett, will lnclude Miss
Virginia Hcctacher, Miss Margaret L
Large, Miss Isabel Frazer, Miss Ger Ger
trude Dougherty, MIhs Dorethy Redgors,
Miss ICleaner T. Punning. Mr Mahlen
Hutchinson, Mr. William S. Newlln, Mr.
David C. Sleane. Mr Frederick Ieidj ,
Mr. Hareld Sayler Mr. Gerald Caner
nnd Mr. Frederick Sehaeffer. The guests
will later attend the dance given at the
Mask and Wle Club by Mr and Mrs.
Themas Hart, of Wynncwoed, In honor
of Miss Virginia liecksclier.
Mrs. Harry Butterworth, of Rydal,
will entettaln at a luncheon en Wed
nesday, December 7, In honor of Mrs.
Francis Heeland Kellogg, of fill Hnns
berry street, Oermantewn, whose en
gagement te Dr. Theodere O'Brien was
leceutly announced.
Miss Loulse M. WiillK daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wallls, will en
tertuln nt dinner at her home In St
Dalds en Monday evening, December
12, in honor of Miss Gcerglna C. Weth
eiill. daughter of Mis. Goerne D. Weth-
eilll, of Heatheitleld, Bryn Muwr, be be be
foie the dance te be given that evening
at the Merlen Gelf Club by Mrs Geerge
Genge Browning and her son, Mr. Rlrb Rlrb
ardseti O. Browning, of Old Lancaster
read, Deen, in honor of Miss Wcthciill
Miss Isabel Frazer, who ban been
spending a few dajs In Cambridge,
Mass , where she has been attending a
house party given by Miss Jennie Eutee,
nnd the Ynle-IIuiard toetball game en
Saturday, will return teduy te the bomb
of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Dougherty, at Cress Reads,
Wyncote.
Miss June Belt Teatman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Pepe Yeatman, of Chest
nut Hill and 1118 Spruce street, will
entertain ns her guest ever Thanks-
the entire week
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commence)
r lu jiiiiti(Lnxu.vj.uuu.Ly
November nMnly7irst
OFFERING SEVERAL THOUSAND
GARMENTS IN WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
DISTINCTIVE APPAREL
AT SAVINGS OF , Vs TO Vz
7 VERY department in this store and the Individual Lingerie
Shep will participate in this momentous Event that is
arranged annually as a tangible acknowledgment of our appre
ciation of the friendship and geed-will of our patrons.
SUITS COATS
SWEATERS HOSIERY
MILLINERY NEGLIGEES
UNDERGARMENTS
APPAREL CHRISTMAS
EVENING' PTJBLIO
An Autumn Bride
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JIRS. CIIA1U.ES W. AKMOIt
Of Audubon, N. J., who before licr
recent nutrrlage was Miss Marie K.
Wagner, of 40 Ashby read, Stene-
burst
giving Miss Anne F. Cepe, daughter of
airs, waiter i-epe.
Mr and Mrs. Ferdinand J. Gravee. of
Wlssahlcken avenue nnd Manhelm
street. Germantown, will entertain nt
dinner at their home en Thursdnv eve
ning, December 15, In honor of Miss
rieien .' ucncirrsen, uenutaiite ilaugli
ter of Mr. mid Mrs. Walter riwvntin
Hendersen, of 30H3 Indian Queen 'lunc,
Germantown. The guests will later ut-
lenu tne aance te oe given ly Jlr. ami
Mrs. Theodere G. Sclxas. of Wlssnhlcken
avenue. Qcrmantewn, In honor of their
cieuutante uaugnter. Jllss Amello Selxus,
at the Germantown Cricket Club.
Mr. and Mrs. SDtllcer K. Mulfnnt. -Tr .
of Meadowbrook, are spending severul
uaye in xiosien.
Dr. and Mrs. Alexis dn Pent Smith
of Pelham Court, left en Stitiirrtnv f,r
Glen Denn. Ky., where they will visit
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Elliett Moorman, until
nucr iwitnsunun.
Mrs. Jehn Dorrnnce nnd Mrs Dor Der Dor
rniice Heed, who have been snentilnc
the uutumn at Short Hills, N J.. tme
laKcn an apartment at the Wellington
Nineteenth nnd Walnut atrecs, for he
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Emll P. Albrccht will
entertain Mayer and Mrs. Moero, Di
rector and Mrs Geerge F. Spreule and
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tucker in their
box at the San Carle Opera Company
fierformance of "Carmen" en the open epen
ng night, November 28.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob T. Baral njineunc
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Aralene Baral. and Mr. Harry Clay
Johnsten, of this city.
The engagement of Miss Evelyn U
Smlthers. of Franlsferd, has been re
cently announced te Mr C. Massen
Fcssler.
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Hu f-vvit thing- for the
family at any mere you profer Cloth Cleth
Inr. Furniture. Heusn Furnishings, Jew.
flry and General Merchandise, ray at
i our convenience Ileen m It rlscht here
en Chestnut Street eer 3n 5 pars.
full Itin,,M it WvlfM
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LEDGKEB PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Alfred J. Havlland, of E661 Mat
thews street, entertained at nn Informal
dinner party last evening. Her guests
Included Miss Margaret Hyan, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Stout. Mr. Vlneent A. Nelan
and Mr. Jeseph A. McAullffe. Mrs
Jiavuand win te remembered ns Miss
Catliarlns Hlttenheuse.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Dorethy Elizabeth Church,
daughter of the late Mr. I. Evans
Church and Mrs. Church, of 1712 West
Tiega street, and Mr. Wesley Cenkllng,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel O. Cenkllng,
of 36C3 North Twenty-first street, which
took place en Wednesday, November 16,
nt the Tleg.a Presbyterian Church. The
HeV. Dr. Hebert Llttell performed the
ceremony. The bride and brldegToem
are new en a wedding trip.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Lilian IJroeks, daughter of Lieu
tenant nnd Mrs. J. L. Brooks, of 1713
Perter street, entertained at n surprlse
miscellaneous shower en Saturday after
noon In honor of Mra L. C. Rollins, of
New Itecbclle, who before her mar-
riage was Miss Gladys Cams. The
following guests were present: Mlsri
Lillian Gwynn, Miss Dorethy Scatter Scatter
geed, Miss Dorethy Neuses, Miss Ella
ningeman. Miss Sarah Daker, Mrs. ,T.
Fulcelly, Mrs. J. Itreglny, Miss Reberta
Price, Miss Virginia Slbel, Miss Marlen
Cennell, Miss llelen Frlck and Miss
Florence Alchele.
A reception nnd dance wilt be given
this evening In St. Menica's school hnll,
llltncr and Seventeenth streets, for the
benefit of the Heuso of Geed Shepherd.
Among these who will participate in the
affair will be Miss Elizabeth Dwycr,
Miss Margaret Green, Miss Jane Dowd,
Miss Vera Keehane and Miss Catharine
Manning.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. William S. Blakeley Is entertain
ing Informally nt luncheon at her home
In Chester today In honor of Mrs. How Hew
ard Pr.ce. Lieutenant Colonel nnd Mrs.
Price, who have ceme recently from
Fert Leavenworth, Knn.. will spend the
winter nt Strnthaven Inn, Swarthmore.
Mrs. Arthur Sheemnker Jack, of Media'
Save $50.25 en Your Electric Washer-
Fer a limited period we will sell the famous
EDEN ElectricWasher
ATA
SPECIAL
PRICE OF
$109-75
This is net a chenp machine Rotten up te sell at a
low price, but the regular EDEN machine that sells
for $100.00, thousands of these standard machines
Daring the time of InU late at art
month at a tl'tght
Put your order In at once te avoid
a certain number of these machines te
ROBERTS BROS. ELEC. CO.
426 S. 52nd St.
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FIRST ON YQUR SHOPPING LIST
Geerge Allen, Inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Millinery Event
Every Hat in this establishment en sale today at
Vx te Vi less than the usunl conservative prices
Your Choice of Nearly 1000
Trimmed Hats
New $5, $6, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15
75 Imported Pattern Hats
Products of Famous French Designers
At Less Than l2 Price
Clever Hat Ornaments
Smart Hat Pins, 23c up. Of clear glass in different coleru.
Beaded effects.
Hat Ornaments of jet and wool. Effective bunches of sranes
Cunning wings. $1.00 up. m.
Silvcriene Fancies, $1.50 up.
Ostrich Tips and Plumes in Glorious Shades.
Skirts of the Better Kind
that are always se closely identified with Allen's. Sports Medels
developed in Prunella or Weel Velour in plaid, or checked com
binations. Pleated nnd Plain styles. Regular Serge Weaves as
well. Prices ranging from $7.50 te $16.50.
At $5.00
Stunning Sports Skirts
of oeI Velour or Navy Serge in 'plain, plaid, pleated and
checked effects. A broken line of sizes is responsible for the
reduction in price of these much mere expensixc skirts.
Peter Pan HIMSELF
couldn't resist these numesuke bleubes of crisp while dimity in
cressbarred, striped or plnin effects. Seme of the round cellars
have tiny borders of fine lace ethers aie made of ninuc Fivn
different styles. Sires 3(5 te 44. All at $2.50.
THE WISE WOMAN
will want something made from these reasonably priced materials
Black Satin Charmeusc. 40 inches wide. $2.00 u yard S3 00
Value. '
Satin Crepe. Black, Navy and Brown. 40 inches wide. $2.50
a yard. $3.50 Value. v
Colored Chiffen Velvets. $5.50 a yard. $7.00 Value.
Remnants of Silk and Metal Brocades. Short lengths, for
bags and millinery. Leng lengths for blouses, etc. Less than '
the regular prices. '
will entertain the Delaware- County
Chapter of the Daughters of Uie Ameri
can Kevolutlen at her home this after
noon. In the absence of the regent, Mrs.
Henry Ven IL Stoever M as Helen Denis
the first vice regent, will preside at the
meeting.
Miss Katharine aiauser, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Glauser, of Ches
ter, who Is a student at Vaasar College,
will spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parent.
NORRI8TOWN
The St. Patrick's Players as their an.
nual presentation gave three perform
ances of the musical oemedy "The Love
Game" at the Grand Opera Heuso en
Thursday and Friday last weck. Among
these In the cast were Miss Allee Law
ler. Mis Eleaner and Miss Jesephine
Lewe, Miss Grace M. Gallagher, Miss
Frances Cummlngs. Miss Cfttherlne
Durke. Miss Helen Belger, Mies Dorethy
Tlnlrer. Miss Anna Cummlngs, Miss
Catherine Delcamp, Mr. Jehn T. Car
roll, Mr. James Walsh, Mr. ueorge irtn irtn
ery, Mr. James Floed, Mr. Themas F.
Fecney and Mr. Jeseph Osmun.
Betts-Detwller Wedding
An Interesting wedding was solem
nized at 7 o'clock en Saturday evening
In the Abington Presbyterian Church,
when Miss Helen n. Detwller, daughter
of Mrs. AVarren II. Detwller. of Hat Hat
bone, became the bride of Mr. F. Fur
man Uetts, son of Mr. and Mrs. H
Franklin Eetts, of 310 West Upsal
street, Germantown The. bride, who
was given In marriage by her brother,
Mr. Stanley It. Detwllpr. was attended
by Mrs E. nussell Perkins, of Mooreti Meoreti Moereti
toun. N. J, as mntren of honor The
bridesmaids Included Miss Maud 11
Lewer, of ltoaneke, Va. : Miss Frances
Mnrtyn, Miss Blanche C Deunle and
MIsb Alma Theman. The little flower
girl was Miss Helen Dtorethy Perkins,
of Moorestown. Mr. Betts was attended
bv hla brother. Mr. Jehn Carrell Betts.
The ushers Included Mr. t) Russell Per
kins. Mr. Charles M Betts. 3d. Mr.
Hradley S White and Mr. William II
Rometseh. A small reception followed
at the home of the bride's mother, By
berry avenue, Hntbore. On their return
from a wedding Journey Mr. nnd Mrs
Betts will live In Ithaca, N. T.
T
Reg.
Price
$160.00
are giving satisfactory service in some ei uie
most discriminating hemea, as the L.DEN
machine is the last word in electric washer
construction.
All of the machines Included In this sale nre
brand new and carry a year's guarantee. In buy
ing this washer you are buying an appliance that
will give you years of satisfactory service and one
that Is made by a manufacturing concern of estab
lished financial prestige.
making $pteial terms e $10.00 per
advance in price.
disappointment as w have only
soil at this price.
Tel. Woodland 7300
OPSX EVXNRfOS
Yeu Wath"
Notable
NOVEMBER 21, 1921
Ptr,A.'B FOnBMOBT THBATOBB
BROAD Tonight
TepuUr Mats. WednwiUy and Saturday
Extra Mat. Thanksgiving Day
DAVID BKLA8CO rr!nts
Frances Starr
IN IIEn TUHrjrPHANT SUCCESS
"The Easiest Way"
JCUOnNB WALTER'S MASTERPIECE
FORREST TONIGHT8 a.
Regular Mata, Wadneaday and Saturday
Extra Mat. Thanksgiving Day
and Her Gang
Here We Are Again !
SAMK OANO IN
A NEW SHOW
POPULAR MAT WED . fiOa TO J2.00
GARRICK-Lat6Evgs.8
Mata Thursday and Saturday
Spec. Mat Thanksgiving Day
A Positive Smashing Hit!
SAM H. HARRIS Prjrt
We SEASONS
COMiey succiss
er KIM JOhnsen
YWIHj
VntllM txcmtnr
'M'BI- .UKA
NEXT W r.EK SKATS THflfDW
CHARI.Bh DIL.I.1KUIIAH ITlScms
"BULLDOG DMMMOND"
a pi.a or AmENruir;
A. E. MATTHEWS
and a pisrivijt iiii:i ( nrpAvv
Metropolitan p0rar asnts
UVl'IiMH
LMWvajLH
Thousands saw the answer last
week and there may be room for
you this week. Come and try te
get in.
LOIS WEBER'S BIG SHOW
CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Greatest show in Philly for the
special price of 25c, 35c, 50c.
Matinee, 3 P. M. Evenings, 7 & 9.
LAST SIX DAYS
Metropolitan "?$&
and
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ARMAN KALIZ & CO.
In "Temptation '
MISS PATRICOLA
Thr Kclntlllvini; Mledlut
CLAUD & FANNIE USHER
In Thi Hidf a r,. j n n
JESSE BROWN &EFFIE WESTON
P.inclng Debutante tith )' i Prvp
Kwnnf v A. H"!1L'I """k '' v of (i!i.r'
3 Shows Thanksgiving Day
1 no 4 .10 S P l
ALDINE
THEATRE
Chestnut at 19th
Dlrprtltn lerl D 4
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Continuous
11 A. M. te It P. It.
Tbe MJIllen-Onllur Pli ttirlzullen
of Alexander Dumus" Nexrl
THE THREE MUSKETEERS
Mlth
The- Film SrnftIen of thi Aenr
AMBASSADOR vh y
Clara Kimball Yeung in "Camille"
69th
Street Theatre
npreMTi: TEieiiNAr.
Dnllv nt 2:307 nnd 9 T. M.
Matinees 17n . 2!r Nlghl iRe A3Tc
MI1M1V1, Tl'lihPA A"EDNKsn.VV
Gleria Swanson
"Under the Lash"
TniKsn. niinvv .tikpy
Marien Davies in "Enchantment"
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Lnder Mnnucptnrnt of llrnrl Mnrtln
CONTINUOUS DANCING
2 ORCHESTRAS
Kierj Mglit
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hrxrl'l Miitlnrp, 'I tiunUetrlt Ine Pit)
IhunK'thlnir Nlglil, I"n Tret Cenlr.t
Grand Masque Carnival
Friday NUht. Net S5 MOO i Vrtr
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EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
By C. ARNOLD SLADE
Free te the Public
NOV. SOth In DEC. 4tli. INCMsivr
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