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TAHK TFIREF. TIIE MIAMI DAILY METROPOLIS. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1022 mand Ogdon, Mary Mcdonald.

Juanita brand. M.irtrncrite Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

arvoll. Tor- CC i 1 I. 17 1 GarneVt. Edgar Porsetr. Riley Gua- onto, are the guests of Mr.

and vev, Florence Miller and Olive Ililde-1 Sirs. P. 1. Council. Aiias Jimmy vaiennne is a nT A rTMT Tr.

A7TT A ATT Development Social and personal news Daily happenings in thia county of wonderful progress An Old Delicious Beverage Much Appreciated, 'Tho Old, 1 1 iviimviJ, working plans for tie conduct of the Carthy, Alma Walker, Jewel Ewing "her darndest," and or.Jinarily sue cecds. Remington a. Success Central Labor Council when the charter from the A. F. and L.

arrives. Eobert Clark, Helen Pumbaugh. James Mosley, Roslie Oakly, West-man Stimson. Mabel Carson. Ruth TLat the age of a play is not a determining factor in ganging its popularity with the public was never more strikingly illustrated than by the unusually large audiences which packed the I'ark theatre yesterday af Joseph lienimgton piayi the pirtl BUSSLERS CELEBRATE 1LAKE WORTH WOMAN'S THEiR 40TH WEDDING CLUB HAS INTERESTING ANNIVERSARY AT HOME! MEETING AT THE CLUB of iK.yle, a deteetive of toe old and he plays it excellently.

Keming-ton, tiuriiig the last six weeks, ha? been given a wide variety cf parts and he has measured up to Ihe re: Another meeting is called at the la-I bor temple for the evening of March 3. Honor Pupils The following names comprise the i honor roll for the public school for this month Ervine Childs, Orlain i Vriess. Ruth Mosley. Douglas Best, Jean Carson, John Brodbeck, Lynn The Genuine Rootbeer of each. He is always on tho job.

and usually gives a faithful delineation of the role he is portray- ins. Anv actor who receives mores Racer, Ruth llershey, Lillian Thomas. Gladys Tilman, Porothy Irman, Abigail Boydston. Paul Stevens, Bettv McCoy. Edna Richardson, Junior Lyman, Edgar Pearce, Harold Lowery, liaymond Broadbeck.

Ira Carrol. Ralph McCune. Lillian Edens, Francis Carroll, Ritadelle Murphy, Ruby I.assinnius, Jewel Bryant. Jean Hay, Myrtle Burnett, Marguerite Foedke, Mabel Warren, Clarence Walpole. Marjorie Hamilton, Iris nildebrand, Irma Lincoln, Catherine Brewer, Or- Pure and Wholesome r.nc Prpcent M.

IT JUL QoaL. itni Leroy. John Miller, Carl Otto. A bert Thillips, Victor Riche. Ruth at Notable Celebration by Hagg.

porothy Clark, Joseph Wilcox. Ponald Hubbs, Wayne Larson. Ethel Collins, Virginia Miller, Joseph Mc- at the best fountains and In bottles for the home the Subject ct Honda Products" and Musical Numbers Are Feature ternoon and last evening to witness the presentation of "Alias Jimmy Valentine," by the Gene Lewis-' Una Worth players. This jilay by Paul Armstrong, dramatized from Henry's story, "A Iietrieved Reformation," made a distinct hit and played a long run at the Gayety Theatre in Xew York, and has been played by stock and-road companies ail over the country for a number of years, but its popularity apparently remains undiminished and will doubtless retain this degree of popular favor if its future presentations are made by such a vrr cast of thes-pians as those handed together under the Lewis-Worth banner. Gene proved more than equal to the difficult role of Lee Kandall, doing 10 years for burglary, under the alias of Jimmy Valentine.

This week's attraction is a distinct success and presented in most entertaining and pleasing fashion with one or two minor exceptions. To praise than Remington did for his work last week in "The Broken Wing" would have ample cause to indulge bis vanity, and his work this week, judging from the enthusiasm of the audience, was almost as good. He played the part of a "hard-boiied" detwtive, which is an unpopular one, and made a hit with it. Two members of the company who are doing splendid work are Ed Beach and Klock Ryder. Ed had an excellent role to iiortrav as Bill Avery, an Special to the Metropolis) Lake Worth Couple Wednesday Evening (Special to the Metropolis) LAKE WORTH.

Feb. 117 One of the most beautiful social events of the season was held at the home of Pr. and Mrs. Royal Bussler, Wednesday evening, when they celebrated their I old offender, and his interpretation of the part was nothing less than. Fplen-J tth wedding anniversary.

The house beautiful'v decorated with was masses lid. From the standpoint of acini NOTE These specials continue for 3 hoars only 9 to 12 a. m. sharp. No Phone Orders.

No Exchanges. No Returns. Each Sale Final. LAKE WORTH. Feb.

27. The Woman's Club held its social meeting at the club building Wednesday with quite a large and appreciative audience present. Mrs. I. K.

Carter opened the meeting and after a short business session at which the nominating committee was elected, composed of the following members, Me lames E. .1. Reed. E. C.

Ewing. V. McCov. F. II.

Stokes. H. F. Xeiman, V. Heweit.

J. J. Baker, the meeting was turneiL over to Mrs. V. I.

MeCoy and her Committee and the following program was given: Community singing, led by Miss Mary McCoy. Mrs. 11. J. Reed at the piano, after "which Miss McCoy favored the club witli several selections.

Th" 1) alone, with the exception of Gene his truly fine work alone was perhaps the best of any member of the cast, for so touching were tome of the lines that he brought out as only the finished actor knows how to bring the real feeling out of a line, that many a handkerchief was used to wipe away vagrant tears. Ted Brackett was wholly adequate ns llnidler, warden at Sing Sing. AVliat is there about Klock Ryder that makes him so well liked, not only bv his fellow workers, but bv all who of cut roses, ferns ami growing plants. Mrs. Elizabeth Workman presided at the piano, playing Lohengrin's wedding march ns the couple walked through the rooms where the guests were assembled.

Mrs. Bussler was gowned in black lace and jet, while Ir. Bossier wore the conventional dress suit. Mrs. Louis Kander-er.

Mrs. Cnrl Bussler, Mrs. J. Parks, and Mrs. H.

M. Stokes assisted in receiving. Mrs. Stokes wore a beautiful white satin dress. Mrs.

Parks a dainty white organdie. Mrs. Knuder-er a yeilow and white dimity and Mrs. Lots Morning Sales of "Odd begin with the scenic effects are poor and several characters are miscast. With due respect to Mortimer Weldon.

who, from nil we can learn, has really made good in the theatrical game in New York, and who has done some really tine work rince Joining the Lewis-Worth Company here, his work this week as lied Joc-lyn, Valentine's pal, is far from convincing. Owing to the need of a rest prior to the arduous work and severe strain of getting ready one of the biggest things she has ever done, "The "Wind" song and "Just Like John" were especially pleasing. Mr-. E. J.

Reed accompanied Miss McCoy. Mrs, Edith Morgan then spoke on "Flor- i have ever seen him on the stage? Of Carl Bussler wore a delightfully airy blue dimity. The luncheon was served course no one questions his ability as an actor, for no matter what his part If buffet style and was in keeping with the elegance of the occasion. Mrs. Har ida Products" and stressed the point that Florida products, of good quality, be demanded by housewives.

The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs McCov. Mrs. F. Stokes, Mrs. Van old Workman, attired in a heavily For Tuesday Only In the Morning 9 A.

M. to 12 Noon Morning sales cf "odd lots" from the Infants and Children Department embroidered blue satin, sans during me evening ylct. Bmi jIro Charles, Sr. I lio initiation inmmitton rt th mil. 1 The Parent-Teachers Association may be, he handles it to the Kings taste." Ryder has done some mighty fine work here this season, and no member of the company has built up a larger personal following of admirers and staunch friends in the Magic City than he.

Ryder can look like so many different characters, in a most convincing manner, and at the same time do tiie business expected of each one. He may be a Kentucky colonel, a general, a dope fiend, a crazy soldier back from the trenches, a father sic and drama department of the Woman's Club has completed arrangements for the initiation of a class of candidates Monday evening at the club building. Mrs. R. X.

llershey is chairman of the committee and Mrs. lion McCoy and Miss Eleanor Sampson are assisting her. J. Southard, Manchester. lias arrived in town for a visit.

He will spend the remainder of the season here. Tuesday. Feb. 28. is the date set Eternal Magdalene," Olga is not ap- pearing this week, her place ns leading lady being taken by Miss Lee Smith.

Miss Smith, as Kose Lane, niece of the governor, falls far short of her role and does not grasp the true conception of the rart. It is really most difficult one. calling for real finesse and a knowledge of the art of ailent acting which can only be gained through a much wider acquaintance with the stage than Miss Smith has had, of course through no fault of her own. She is a beautiful thing, a clever dancer and as cute nn ingenue as ever coquetted behind the footlights, but has many things yet 3 to learn of the emotions thrit may be plumbed through a quiver, by gest-" ure or a movement. Her part this BABY'S UNDERGARMENTS and uncle or a son, and in each role it is difficult to find fault with him.

DRESSES FOR BABY met in the high school building Tuesday and, in spite of the inclement weather, a number of members were present. I. W. Boydston spoke on linancial conditions and asked for cooperation of the parents and teachers. Mrs.

E. R. Witherell gave a history of the organization and work of the association at I'eoria, 111., of which she is a member. The committee named to plan for a rally to be held Wednesday. March S.

are Miss Na-diue Bevinglon. 1. W. Kovdston. Mrs.

E. R. Witherell and M. A. Mackie.

About union men, residents of Lake Worth an I members of 11 unions met Tuesday night and formed so we are toreeti to the conclusion that Klock Ryder knows his business Regular Price Sale Price Quantity "purty well." The other members of the companv Regular Price Sale Price $3.50 $5.75 $2.05 3.50 8.00 2 515 1. 25 1.50 .75 3.50 4.00 2.25 2. 1 4S 2.50 4.75 Quantity 10 Long Skirts 24 Short Skirts 3 Muslin Night 22 Muslin Night 12 Muslin Night 13 Cashmere Kimonos for the "calico ball." an annual event of the Pioneers of Lake Worth. Tho officers of the organization are: president, W. II.

Price vice president, Mrs. II. R. Steer, secretary, Pan German, treasurer. Eleanor Sampson.

All pioneers are to be gowned in gingham, calico or khaki. it week calls for a display of cal emo appearing this week include: Robert Bell, Charles Lammcrs. Pauline Le Roy, Gabriel Miller. Mr. Hugh H.

Roman does a small bit. and little Miss Murphy plays a baby daughter pa rr. Next week will see the presentation of Julia Arthur's magnificent dramatic production, "The Eternal Magdalene," featuring Olga Worth. tion, for tho bringing into play of the ery best acting one is capable of. However, much more exper.cnced actresses than Miss Smith hare fallen down on this part, and sho is trjinj 10 Short Presses, 6 mos.

to 2 $1.75 $0.0" 7 Short Presses, nios. to 2 yrs. 2.00 1.25 1(1 Long and Short Presses 4.7." 6.D0 30 Long and Short Presses 4.50 1.45 7 Long and Short Presses 4.00 2.25 4 Long and Short Presses ".50 'X 4 Iong band made Presses 5.75 fi.50 S1 30 Hand made Presses, 1 and 2 yrs .1.00 3.75- 1 5 Hand made Presses, 1 to 2 .75 7.50 2.0." 2 Hand made Presses, 1 and 2 yrs "00 1 05 2 Hand made Presses, 1 and 2 yrs. 12.00 fi.50 2 Hand made Presses, 1 and 2 yrs 2.75 1.43 .1 Hand made Presses. 1 and 2 yrs 6.75 3.50 Long, hand made Presses, i.

.12.00 VJi 1 Long, hand made fi.50 2.75 1 Long, hand made Press 9.50 3.05 UNDERGARMENTS FOR THE LITTLE GIRL LAKE W01I SCOUTS i Regular Price Sale Price Quantity S3 One-piece Tajamas of nainsook. $2.00 21 Trincess Slips, 4 to 6 yrs 1.25 15 Princess Slips American Artists to Present An Unusual Program Tonight TIE OF THEIR TESTS 10 Jersey Silk Hloomers. to 10 yrs 4.IMI 44 Night Gowns, 4 to 14 yrs 1.2r 1.50 .95. .4 1H5 .30 1 .00 148 .25 .33 r. i.

it w.i.io FOR BABY'S BED Regular Price Sale Prict 2-I Prawers and rnjamas 25 Flannelette Night (owns 1.00 1.25 IT Princess Slips. 3 tt 4 2.75 3.75 Children's Knit. Waists .50 .00 Warner's Perfection Waists -S5 Children's Hickory Waists 50 .65 NUMBER OF NEW HOIS xicacui.B. viuimer, we noiea American Tenor, and Mana-Zvcca, Pianiste, to be Heard Quantity 9 Pique Crib Spreads 4 Nursery Spreads 1 N'et Crib Cover Lake Worth last week. Dr.

Mack is supreme medical director of the Columbia Circle am! Lr. Tucker is also one of the staff. They are both daughters of William C. Vaughn. Chicago, who was for "7 years with the Inter-Ocean, a Chicago newspaper.

Mr. Martin is a prominent insurance man in Chicago, Mrs. R. S. Kidd entertained the Woman's Guild of St.

Andrews Church at her home on South street Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. Downey, and Mrs.

Van Vusen of Palm Beach were Thursday visitors in Lake Worth. The John Lawrence Stock Company, now playing in Jacksonville, will return to Lake Worth and will play week. Mr. Lawrence has many friends here wh will be glad to learn of his return engagement. The company put on clean, up fo late shows.

An effort is being made whereby the Lake Worth band will give concerts in the city park instead of on the school grounds. The crowds gather on the benches in the park evenings and it is lrard to walk so far to the concert when one is already comfortable. The premium lists are being distributed f'r the county fair, which is to be held at West Palm Roach March S. 10. Larger premiums are being offered than ever before, and an honest effort is being mai'e to nm the fair larger and better than ever before.

$4.50 2.00 2.50 ....12.50 7.50 1 N'et Crib Cover FOR THE SMALL BOY $1.95 1.28 5.75 3.50 2.50 .48 3.25 .45 Regular Price Sale Price Qaantity i 3 Hand Embroidered Crib Sheets. 4.50 4 Crib Sheets 3.00 3 Hand Embroidered Crib Sheets. 5.00 32 Pillow Cases 75 8 Pillow Cases 1.00 4 Pillow Cases 2.50 2t Hickorv Rubber Sheets 3 Hickory Rubber Sheets 1.50 Time Limit for Tests They Are Undergoing to be on April 1 and Prize Offered is Silver Compass to the Metropolis) LAKE WORTH, Feb. 7. Scoutmaster Ewing and about l.T scouts hiked to Lake Osborne Wednesday.

Feb. 22. and spent the day camping and working out some scout tests. The boys are working hard to pass as many tests as possible before April, as Mint is the time limit for the winning of th; silver compass offered by W. H.

Sampson as a prize for good scouting. Mr. and Mrs. Will Flanders! Suna-pee. X.

visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Williard this week. They are spending the winter in Ft.

Lauderdale. and Mrs. F. A. Dyers, Boston, were guests of Mr.

nm! Mrs. F. A. Included Among Resideces Under Construction Are Three to Cost Approximately $10,000 Each Hundreds of visitors have inspected ft 31 Rompers and Play Suits, 3-7 47 Rompers and Play Suits. 3 8 yrs.

2.50 15 Kompers and Slipover Suits 3 to 7 years 150 $1.68 1 15 1.95 3.95 2.95 22 Bovs' Suits. 1 and 2 piece 2.98 0.50 71 Hoys' Suits. 1 and 2 piece 4TI5 20 Itoys Suits, 1 and 2 piccf 3.70 CHILDREN'S SWEATERS AND CAPS BABY'S SHOES Regular Price Sale Price Quantity Regular Price Sale Price Quantity 100 All-Wool Sweaters Wool Caps Mittens $3.50 $10.00 $1.48 $3.05 1.00 2 50 .3." .95 $0.95 pair 1.75 pair rair 00 $3.00 ::.50 L25 2.00 42 Pairs Baby Shoes l'- P.iirs Haby Shoes 23 Pairs ISaby Slippers .75 10c pair DE.il 99 Morning Sales of "Odd Lots Shenandoah in the last few days, drawu there by the special invitation of the I'. II. Arthur Company, sales agents, who presented each visitor with a box of tree-ripened grapefruit gathered from the trees in Shenandoah.

The company also furnished free transportation in special busses. Besides seeing a completed subdivision, in the way of improvements, the visitors tivr the beginning of building operations for new homes. Three bouses have been started by Sanquist Snow, Miami contractors, in different section of the subdivision. These homes are each two-story, similarly arrauged as to interior, but with varied exterior. Each will have seven rooms, four on the ground floor with three bedrooms and bath on the second floor.

They will be trimmed with native rock, with the foundations for the porches ami the fireplaces of the same material. Clay tile and stucco will be the finishing material. Opening from the big living room upon a wide porch will be through French windows. The contractors estimate the values of each home when finished at 10,000. Smaller wheels are the latest, to hold the road and give more rakish lines.

Cheaper Now Jones recently. They have traveled by automohile nil through the south and said Lake Worth just suited them and next season will find them located here early Mrs. JV M. Love entertained the La-1 dies' Aid of the Congregational Church at her home on South street. Thursday afternoon.

The Rev. Lillian It. Fulton was the guest of honor. 1 ainty refreshments were served bv the hot- tes. i Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Flannigan. Fitts- burg.

who are guests of Mr. mil I Mrs. E. II. Witmer.

returned Tues-1 day from a trip to Miami. Key West. and Havana. Cuba. They reported having an enjoyable time.

The local team of basketball girls of Tjike Worth high school journeved to West Palm Beach and was defeated I by a score of Si to lo. bv the girl' i team of the West Talm Beach high school. Interesting Visitors i Dr. Mary K. Mack.

Dr. Xellie V. I Tucker and John D. Martin, nil resi- dents of Chicago, who are spending 1 the winter in Miami, were callers in There will be many unusual features in the Guster-Mana-Zucca program at the Central School auditorium tonight, not the least of which will ba the singing of a group of children's onga by Mana-Zucca, the charming and versatile pinniste-composer, which has been specially requested. Then Frederick Gunster, American tenor, will sing a group of songs in-aluding one number by his host while in Miami, Mrs.

Ralph J. Polk, known to the musical world a Grace Porter-field Polk. This composition will be "Dawn." He will also sing two bv Mana-Zucca "The Top the and "The Old Mill's Grist." The full program tonight will be follows: Program (a) "Vainement, ma bien-aimee" from the Opera "Le Rol Lalo (b) Tes Teux" Rahev (c) "Secrecy" Hugo Wilf fd "In the Boat" Edvard Grieg (e) "The Asra" Rubinstein Mr. Gunster Piano Solo (Request Ground fa) "The Zouaves' Prill" fb "Wistaria" fc "Sketch Xo. 1-(d) "Valse Brilliante" Mana-Zucca Mana-Zueoa (a) "Songs My Mother Taught Me" Dvorak (b) "A Dissonance" Borodine (c) "Vogia Boatman's Song (Folk Sous) Arr.

bv Edward Brombere (d) "Mon Pays" Gretchaninoff Mr. Gunster 4 (a) "Nectar Dance (b) "Southland Zephyrs" (First Time.) (e) "Paraphrase Brilliante" (On "Over Mana-Zucca Mana-Zucca (a) "Dawn" PorterfleM Polk (b) "The Top o' the Mornm' Mana-Zucca (c The Old Mill's Grist" (J) "Standin in de Xeed Prayer" (Xegro Spiritual) Arr. bv Win. Reddick ft) "Rain Pearl G. Curran (f) "Leetle Bateee" Geoffrey 'OHsra Mr.

Gunster 9 CbI'dTen's Songs (a "Mr Sore Thumb" (b) "The Disappointment" c) "The Mystery" For Wednesday Only 9 A. M. to 12 Noon Odd lots of desirable merchandise from the Piece Goods Section are offered at remarkable close-out prices for these THREE HOURS ONLY on Wednesday morning. Than at any time within prist tiirre years. BIII.D NOW before the Spring buildinj begins In the north and prices of lumber advance.

SEND I LIST of material for your building. We will name a low price on your entire bill, including windows, doors and finish, making immediate shipment. WE TAY FREIGHT WASH GOODS Regular Price Sale Price 1 "Morning from the Wednesday Specials" Qaantity ce ECKE Notion Section 9 to 12 Noon 5o vd. ISc yd. 20c yd.

3 He vd. 1T.C yd. K.V vd. 38c yd. f.5c yd.

95c yd. 75c yd. r.Oc vd. 10c yd. Ginghams, in stripes and plaids, 27 in.

Madras Shirting, stripes, 3(5 in 35c English Madras, stripes. 32 in 45c Romper Cloth, stripes, 32 in 2c Serpentine Crepe, 30 45c Printed Batiste, stripes, plain, 44 in $1.25 Voiles, plain colors, 3S to 40 in Organdie, imported; checks, small patterns, CS in 125 Organdies, embroidered, colors, white, 40 in. 1.75 English Poplin, plain colors. 40 in 1.50 Silk dotted Mull, colors, 30 1.25 Voiles, printed patterns, 30 in 25 05c A ING CASH AND CARRY LUMBER CO. Box lm Jacksonville, I la.

Quantity Regular Price Sale Price All made Vests One-third Less WHERE? 1.48 Batiste Flouncing, 3f in $3 50 relet and Colored Embroidered Floun-cinc, 27 30 in 5. i5- 17I 10) 'Pollywog" "The Slecprman" "Goodness Gracious fe (f) SILK AND WOOL GOODS Quantity Regular Price Sale Price Piik Tongee. domestic, 36 in. $1 95 9r. yd.

C'harmeiise. plain colors, 40 in 3 2 49 yd. Georgette Crepe, colors, 40 in 2 I I yd. Wool Serge, navy and black, f4 4.75 2 yd. Wool Challies 1-25 .75 jd.

BED SPREADS AND LINENS Mana-Zucca ria't. Val Laces Colored Silk Allovers and Eloun'-ings. Colored Silk Allovers and Flouneings. Colored Silk Allovers and Fiouncings. Colore! Silk and Flouncings.

Sin'iTi Mr-Tflline Mana-Zucca 2.00 7.50 4h 4.5 1.25- 1.25 MS .95 7.50 475 1 .95 2.75 1 K.75 i.50 IJig reduction on all merchandise at the II Karat Shop, 261 East Flagler street. Ijirje shipmrntfl of antique Jewelry arriving daily from Europe. Will be sold regardless of cost or value. Many wonderful bargains in the rare stork of Jewelry. Advertisement.

odd Vi stings SnaiiEled 1 lot DID PI DISTURB IB SLEEP? Regular Price Sale Price Qaantity Spanish Lace and other scarfs Oni-lalf Tr! 25 2'n $1.18 1.35 2.75 1 15 1 Crochet 13 Spreads (Schiller) 72x4. Crochet Spreads Hampshire! 1.75 Crxht Spreads (Century S2x92 4 no Piroiry Bed Spreads. 53x90 2.5 Japanese Lun-n St (1'! pes. i printed. 1 25 Japanese Lunch Cloth, printed.

4S 2 25 'arkins to match 1.00 1 lot Flowers for corsn; 1 Jot Roses 1 lot H'if I ti i Buttons Hooks and Eyes 1 25 AC, SI MIAMI'S YEAR ROUND BALL ROOM OF COURSE I IT'S NEW IT'S FUN Cash Prizes Candy Frizes Doll Prizes Different Prizes Each Nite and TWO GRAND PRIZES Each Week To The Lucky Ones COME TONIGHT NEmOlS? IRRITABLE? Ma be It's Your Eyes. See The rain and torture of rhenrr.at'sTn I EjJ can be quickly relieved bv an app'ica- tion of Sloan's Liniment. It brings warmth, ease and comfort and lets yon n'eep wundiy. Always have a bottle handy and 1 apply when you feel the fim twinge, It penetrates without rubbing. CT3 It's splendid to take the pain out of i SS9 tired, achii.g muscles, sprain and trains, stiff joints and lame backs, For forty years pain's enemy.

Ask your neighbor. E3 At all druggists p-c. T'V. t.4ft.- 33 ALL REMNANTS AT JUST HALF THEIR ALREADY REDUCED PRICES. One Special Lot of Cretonnes at Half Price 3 MIAMI OrilCAL, COMPANY I 4 warn linimenti Sight and Lens Grinding imperialists 10 N.

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