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COME TO THE DIG COUNTY COMMENCEMENT IN SHELBY ON SATURDAY APRIL 14TH AND MONDAY APRIL 16TH f ' Two Linotypes, Adevrti sin? Cut and Picture Service. All Home Print, Cheapest Paper Per Copy in This or in Ad joining Counties. Automatic Job Feeders. Three Job Presses. No Job Too Large or Too Small for Us to Handle. Phone No. 11. us VOL XXXI. No. 30 $2.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE THE CLEVELAND STAR, SHELBY, N. C, FRIDAY APRIL 13, 1923 Ml 1 GREAT INTEREST ; 01 SCHOOL DAYS BIG CROWDS EXPECTED ON THE 14th AND 16th V The Historical Pageant Satur , day Morning to be a Big Fea ture Hoey Contest Monday Interest is keen throughout the county in the county school com . mcncemest exercises scheduled for Saturday and Monday which will be red-letter days in educational annuala in Cleveland county. The largest y. c rowds that have ever been to Shelby una similar occasion are several add i id features, notably the historical pa 'f, treant which begins Saturday morn ), ing at 10 o'clock. This pageant will show interesting high spots in the f history of Cleveland county, represent i ed by various school floats which are I now being decorated for the occasion, f Indications are that the largest crowd of children ever assembled will be on e hand and their attendance naturally brings the proud parents who are in terested in educational affairs. - Following the pageant will be an V address at 11 o'clock- by.E. .W. Knight of the University of North Carolina. That afternoon the non f standard high schools will contest in recitation and declamation. Three eold medals are offered to the winners I I in these contests. i Saturday vafternoon will be the track meet at the Shelbv graded school athletic field in which there will be contests in the 50 yard dash, 100 yard dash, running high iump. I standing high iumn, standing broad jump and running broad jump. Immediately following this track meet will be the championship base ball game beginning at 4:0 o'clock between South Shelby and Moores boro teams, competing for the,non standard high school supremacy. The non-standard high school boys will compete in the same athletic events in which the standard high ' school boys take a part as above outlined. Monday Program. ' At 10:30 o'clock Monday morning the winner of the Selma C. Webb reci tation contest will be announced. Aft er dinner there will be another track .meet with-the following events: 100 yard .dash. 220 yard dash, standing broad, jump, running1 broad jump. running high jump, shot put, one mile race and relay race,. The winners in each of these field day events will be awarded, in valuable prizes offered by some Shelby merchant or business man. . ' . The climax of the whole occasion will be Monday night at the graded school auditorium when the represen tatives from the high schools of 'the county, will, compete for the Hoey medal. This event has always attract ed a large, crowd to bear the young men ofthe. county vie with each other in oratorical contests and it is Stated that some of the best speakers from the high school? of the county are promising a treat well up to the high standard set in the years gone by. MR. MONROE PUTNAM DIES OF PNEUMONIA One of the County's Beloved Farmers PatsBes Away at Age of Sixty-five v The many friends of Mr. J. Mon roe Putnam wtfl learn with deepest sorrow of hia death on Tuesday after noon at 3:30 o'clock at his home, fol lowing a three-day illness with pneu monia, ins death comes aa a great shock to hia many friends and rela tives and as a culmination of a series of misfortunes which had followed him and hia beloved wife for several years. Through all the adversity and trying circumstances, Mr.' Putnam remained ftvtrue and consecrated Christian. Sometime last year he and Mrs. Putnam were both quite ill and were in hospitals at the same time. He had a hand amputated and she la ter died from her affliction. Fire de stroyed their home and practically all household goods. Mr. Putnam married Miss Lou Bos- tic, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Bostic, who was a true and devoted companion until the separa tion came. Mr. Putnam waj buried Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o clock at- Mt Sinai Baptist church, the funeral services being conducted by his pastor, Rev. J. C. Gillespie, assisted by Rev. J. W. Suttle. A great concourse of people were in attendance to pay tribute to his noble memory. Surviving are the following children; Holcomb Putnam of Columbia, K .C, Baxter C. Putnam, of California; Foy B. Putnam of Spartanburg, S. C; Yates Putnam. of Fallston; Paul Putnam, of Phila delphia; Grady Putnam, of Boiling Springs; Guy Putnam of Honolulu; Mrs. Nick Sanders of Shelby and Miss Dovie Putnam who lives at home. Al so surviving are the following broth ersand sisters. Mrs. Wade Elliott of Kings Mountain; Mrs. John Gold of Shelby R-5; Charlie Putnam, Rev. Frank D. Putnam, Cliff. Putnam. T. L. Putnam, the latter living in May-ficdlGa. SOCLETY J) Motor to Davidson For Ball Game. Misses Margaret Jenkins and Vir ginia Carmichael, who is the attrac tive guest of Mrs. W. A. Murray, Mr. John Hudson and Mrs. Murray mo- ed over yesterday to see the ball game between Davidson and Wake Forest. ' Cake Sale for Hospital Fund. The ladies of the Twentieth Cen tury club will have on sale Saturday, home-made cakes, ice cream, candies and sandwiches. You will find these delicious eatables at the sulphur wa ter booth on the souts side of the square. The money from the sale will be used toward the fund the club is undertaking to raise to furnish a room in Shelby's new hospital. brightest and most promising young lawyers. He is a brilliant graduate of the University of North Carolina, both in the collegiate and law depart ments. He is prominently connected throughout the county and commarids a host of friends who wish him and hit charming bride much success in their wedded happiness. Entre Nous with Mrs. Eakridge. The Entre Nous club will be enter tained this afternoon at 3:30 by Mrs. tvniiorfd hv Mm.. Deck Wilson of EARL NEWS OF LATE Gift-side and just prior to the cere- PERSONAL HAPPENINGS monv. Miss Mabel Ominn in her clear. wpp annrann nana- "At Dawnnini?" Special to The Star. and "The Voice That Breathed O'er Earl, Apr 11. Mr. Jim Austell of Evening." The bride was attended by Blacksborg, S. C, was the guest of her sister, Miss Mary Anthony as his mother Mrs. Mary Jane Austen maid of honor, who was lovely in a last week end. shell pink satin gown with large pic- Mrs. Grady Bettis and little daugh ture hat. and accessories to match, ter Francis, of Greenville, S. C-, spent ShP rarrW a beautiful colonial bou- Sunday with her mother Mrs. D. G. ouet of Killarnev roses. As the first 1 Webber. nntja of I nhpncrrin's processional I Mr. and Mrs. Lowrance and fam- were sounded, the maid of honor de- of Kings Mountain were pleasant vis Hcended the broad stairway, which litors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Charles Eskridire at her home on W, Marion street. Three tables of rook I had been artistically entwined with I Mrs. E. B. Olive, will furnish entertainment to the 12 iw and featherv preen, and took her The Ladies Domestic club of Earl members after which the hostess will place in the tableau. Next came the held its meettng last weanesaay at serve an ice course and mints. bride, entering alone and being joined I their club room, with the president at the altar by the groom and his Miss Freelove Bettis, in the cnair. best man, Mr. Ernest B. Hunter of The meeting was opened as usual Greensboro. with roll call and minutes of last The bride, a beautiful and viacious I meeting. Light refreshments were blonde, never looked lovelier or more served by Mrs. Loyd Wylie and Mrs, winsome than in her handsome wcd- A. B. Webber. The new members are W. R. NEWTON ELECTED "S CO. TAX SUPERVISOR ... W. R. Newton was elected county tax auditor and supervisor at an ad journed meeting of the .county board of commissioners held Monday of this week. Mr. Newton's duties will be to make the abstracts, make out the tax books, make out the tax re ceipts and make all the . calculations. He will receive for, this work $1,200 a year i Mr. Newton , was tax super visor last year. He has the authority to appoint with the approval of the county conunissioners, the tax listers for the 11 townships of the county and has made a selection. These men are being notified, but nntil they ac cept, their names will not be given OUt, ' . ' It will be remembered that the county commissioner? : on Monday April 2nd voted not to re-vahie the land this year, but let all real prop erty remain the sam as heretofore for the next four year?. Delegates to State Federation of "Women's Clubs. At a meeting Tuesday morning of the Woman' club held in the new Princess theatre, the following dele gates were elected to represent the club at the state federation which is to be held May 2, at Winston-Salem. Mrs. E. Y. Webb as president of the club; Mrs. L. M. Hull from the civic department; Mrs. Frank Hoey, music and art department; Mrs. Will Harris from literary department and Mrs. Zeb Mauney f rom home economics de partment. . . Cecelia Music Club With Mrs. Nix. Mrs. W. B. Nix was hostess Wed nesday afternoon to the members of the Cecelia Music club. The subject for the study was "Polish Folk Mu-' sic" and the following program was greatly enjoyed: Piano duet by Mes dames Arey and Quinn Pane MM'Jfic of Poland" by Mrs. Max Garorer. Piano solo bv Miss Mayme Roberts. Vocal duet by Mesdames Ford and Nix. Piano solo by Miss Parriah At the conclusion of the ptogram Mrs. Nix served a tempting salad course, she being assisted in serving by Miss Lorile Nix and Mesdames E B. and T. W, Lattimore. Chicora Club With Mrs. Murray. Mrs. W. A. Murray will entertain the members of the Chicora club on Fridav afternoon at 3:30 at Cleve land Spring". This being a social ding eown of white satin of the co- Mrs. ntzhugh WUkins and Mrs. r. tu mpetine. rook will be enjoyed by those lonial design, with chantilly lace trim-1 ma use. present. mings, carrying a colonial bouquet of Mr. Joe Runyans went to Rock bride s roses and valley lilies. i tun hospital inursnay lor examina- Benotiful Luncheon Immediately following the cene- tion. At Cleveland Springs. mony, the home was thrown open to I Mrs. Joe Austell and two children One of the most elaborate social a brilliant assembly of friends, a love I Virginia and Robert or Greenville, S. vents of next week will be the lunch-lly informal reception- being tendered C. were the guests Saturday night of . eon at Cleveland Spriwrs on Tuesday the bridal party by Mr. and Mrs. An-1 Mr, A. E. Bettis and family, return- given bv Mrs. Deck Wilson of Cliff- thiny from 5:30 to 6:30. Those re- ing to their home Sunday. side and her sister Miss Charleen ceiving were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony, I Mr. Broadus Moss and son Bernard Stamev. comolimentine their truest Mr. and Mrs. Houser. Dr. and Mr.-. I and mother Mrs. R, A. Moss of Blacks Mrs. Alf Ducket of Raleigh. A. Houser, and Misses ary and Mar- burg. S. C. visited relatives here Operetta Tonight At School Auditorium A very unique and attractive oper garet Anthony. Mrs. Houser, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anthony, is a Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. coul of days at F. Jones spent a Lattimore last young woman of unusual beauty and J week Mrs. Sue, Williams of Charlotte re- SENT A K.K.K. LETTER AND IS CONVICTED HERE Oscar Sigmon. a young white man of the Casar section was convicted ' this Week in Recorder Falls' court for delivering a threatening letter to a negro named Sam Ward, living on the Cicero Falls plantation near Belwood. The letter was signed "KXK." and naturally disturbed the negroes some what It Is reported that all of them thought there was power behind the letter and they -wore about to leave the settlement. The letter . was ad dressed to Sam Ward and was slip ped under his front door. It read "Yon negroes had better get out. We give you ten days. .You'd better go to a colder climate or well make it d .hot fnr. you.'l Shuf McNeeley, white, saw Sigmon write the letter and he was the state's witness to make oat the case against Sigmon. Judge Falls made him pay the cost and giva a $200 bond for good behavior. Ptta anil Ka crivcm nt trio BVinl an1 iharni. She was educated at St. Marys torium tonight under the capable di- college, Raleigh and has a wide cir- turned Tuesday to the bedside of her rprtinn nf .Mi nnrfc-m nn Par. Cle OI THendS here and tDrOUUnoUt Uie moiniT iur. t,ucy nuyiuiie. ' rish. Frees, fire-flies, elves and nth- state. Mr. Houser, elder son of Dr. Mr. lowery Ausieii a Biuaent at pr rharaptprs will furnish an intproct- and Mrs. E. A. Houser attended Trin-1 Boiling Springs school spent the week tnap rrrcrra m Trio linnr ; s hVIaoIt itv college and. since his discharge I end at home. ... w v... , - . . I Tir j r. n - and admission 15c and 25c. The money trom the army air service, has been Messrs nray ana wevona ureen 01 to b contributed to, the school library engaged in newspaper work, having Gastonia spent Sunday in the villaee been employed on the ureensborol 9 rrcr w" "i Dailv News, the Greensboro Record, winter at Launnburg witn ner daugn- thp rWvland star an) thp Baltimore I ter Mrs. Sue Moore has returned American. On May 1, he will again I home, be a member of the news staff, of the Cleveland Star. Out of town guests here for the Warren fund. Preacbing Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church at 2:30 o'clock Sunday school 1:30 o'clock. : rr" Delightfal Toa-Driaging in ; Honor of Brid-elet On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Max Gardner entertained in a most gra cious manner at a tea-drinking com plimentary to Mias Elizabeth Anthony whose wedding took place on Thurs day. ' . Profusions of yellow jessamine and candles lent a pretty setting t the dining room where Mrs. J. L. Webb poured tea. Delicious sandwiches, cheese straws, cake and candy were served by ; Misses Pattie and Eliza beth Roberts. The special - guests sharing honors were: Misses Katie Lee Lewis, of Raleigh; and Ollie Brice of; Charlotte. During the after noon about W of Shelby's younger so cial set called. Dinner Party at Cleveland. Wednesday evening C. E. H. Mul iiaa of Washington. - D. C, was de- lifchtful host at an informal dinner gtven at Cleveland. Those enjoying wading were: Mrs. k. u Mull ins' hospitality were Misses an Mls" Lottie warren, or uastonja; Pittie and Elizabeth Roberts, Virgin- Misses Margaret and Nell Young, of nMVl...J M. XI.. C..U I Knrpat f.itv Dr. and Mrs. I. K Splf. iTunci -wni wilt ruu mi a, r lli I . i " - rt , , . rt. Hoey. . ' ..... of Lincolnton; Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Self BPf" w and Miss Claradel Self of Cherryville, Luncheon at Cleveland and Mr. Ernest B For Visitors. . editor of the Daily vr n t Tt:i. - .i ... ... nucj noo vimiuillisi--' t .!.! . T T r J . J L Q7J . 1 Mr an1 Mr. TTniiaAr laft immiuli. I OH". J. U. UIWU 19 cuc.m:u uvairz ?olf. players. The golfers after en-1 ately after the reception for a motor I . J liVT I uva',w joying the game were delightfully en- trip to Charleston, S. C upon their re tertained at lunch . at Cleveland turn they will be at home at the resi Springs. Among Mrs. Riley's aruests dence of Dr. and Mrs. E, A, Houser were Miss Ollie Brice of Charlotte, on west Warren street.,,.,. Mmm Henkel, of Statesville, Mrs. GROVER NEWS NOTES . ; OF LATE HAPPENINGS G.wver, April lO-Many tourists SHELBY DISTRICT CON FERENCE MEETING HERE Thursday morning at 9 o'clock in Central Methodist church all the Metbodit pastors, local preachers, and four delegates from each pastor al charge in Cleveland, Lincoln and Gaston counties were, in attendance, This is a splendid body of men and women and Shelby gladly welcomes them into our midst. During the two days the conference lasted much work was done for the betterment of the cause.. TVre are a number of vis itors from other -sections of the church. Today will be taken up main ly with business and preaching at 7:45 this evening (Friday). Central church extendi to the community a hearty welcome to all the services. B. Hunter." telegraph on the war, from spending the win lily News ''reenBbo- er m toaiSl n passinST now ba- 1 to the northern and western states. Frank Hoey and Mr. Lois Lattimore. ALUMNI BANQUET AT , ,' BOILING SPRINGS. APRIL 23 exercises of fordton where he underwent very' serious operation a few weeks ago. ' Mr. Donald Hyde of Anderson, S. - C, was visiting in Grover last week. Mr. Melvin Hardin, Mrs. A. C. Di - lingham and little Miss Nancy J, Dillingham went to Charlotte hit SeH-day on a shopping trip. Miss Edna Parker pf Shelby spent S-..r.dy with friends at Grojer. , Mr. Spunreon McSwain nd family' Beautiful Home Wedding of Mias Phitbeck and Mr. Weathers. Beautiful simplicity and tender sen timent attending a home wedding, was impressively characterized in tha ceremony untiing two of the county's most influential families, when Miss Gladys Maxine Philbeck and Mr. By- num E. Weathers both of this place, were bethothed in marriage Wednes day afternoon April 11th at 3 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. J. B. Philbeck west of Shel by, and attended by the relatives and a few intimate friends of the bride and groom. The ceremony room was a picture Music and Art Department To Meek With Mrs. Stroup. The commencement The Music and Art department of I Boiling Springs high school promise xnr rroman. c no wui meet on wea- oviir i uir of tt Eethlphen, rornrounity so-nt nesaay iwn m Mrs. Kusn stroup. i auo w w. to tne new Sun(ay with nnyimt ; Grover. ine nouns oOCK. - - . .. . wmmimui wiu rauj lb ui uiut. p w n flll ki. At this meeting the March pro- One especially interesting feature of . . f c of.tu- ram wmcn naa oee,n postponea win u Wn u,e , ouqu on Sunday moTnf( Rnd at . Eastslde e inven. ims aepanmeni is planning i"1" rciimK ui nFm torn m tne am- c. . . f t,' i. Mitri now ior Ine urst oi x " i"" ."" well under way for the building of a i . ... Mieni ,w . ;7.,7iT . . M nous each place. niK ui liic naswidwuu will uv iitriu lafc U.'P. C Meeting - ' 7:30 o'clock. All members are urged April ltth. to be there for this meeting as some Ther will be a very important very important business is to be tnettme of the Daughters in the la-1 transacted. diesrest room at the court house on Saturday April the 14th at four ENGINEER PREACHES AT o'clock. All members urged to at tend aa the president wishes to ap point committees for the 10th of May I Gaffney Ledger, dinner for the veterans and other im portant business to be discussed. Beautiful Home Wedding of Miaa Anthony and Mr. Houser. of bridal beauty in its informal de- , One of the most interesting and! line of the Southern railway. He is Deautuui weddings or tne eany i one oi ine oest Known laymen en- spring and around which much af-1 gaged in religious work in Cherokee At Central Methodi.it Church. To Give Away a Hoosier. A Hoosier kitchen cabinet to be given away on the land sale Monday April 16th at 2 p. m. Have yon seen it? It is in the show window of Jno. M. Best Furniture Co. ' A most cordial invitation is extend ed especially to ladies and children. ' All of you will enjoy the good aus ic. furnished by our band., and each and. every one present will hare an equal, chance to win the beautiful cab inet. Come .one. come all and let's soak it an afternoon of profit and pleasure Atlantic Coast Realty Co.. Per O. W frrrria Adv. EeO. Adv Sunday school at 9:45, suitable classes for all ares. The Men's Bible class taught b Hon. C. R. Hoey, is greatly imrrovfn their room and will have an unnima'ly interesting pro- gracn next Snrx'-y. The class will at tend the 11 oVWk service In a body. Preachino- t It a. m., and 7:S0 p. m. The "'sisted by Mrs. C. L. Stiedley w"l ''-'tinue the services at 10 a. to , each evening during the weil All are most cordi ally invit o '"tend the meeting. 1 THE fjQUARE ON 'ouniain pen without h retnrned to Misa tMfKnieht A Co. 2-13c A well laid out and well tilled gar flpn U one of the most attractive parte of the farm. ' LOST Armr Satordar, - ' the can. P-" " 0nie Mcr-v TOMATO TTJNTS READY FOR setting. TV , "-rieti. For sale by Mrs. A. P W bm. tf43c $3.00 I.,"!". "OING AT $1.50 AT Pendleton n mith's on 14th and lHh. corations of potted plants and bowers of pretty apple blossoms, the vows being spoken before an improvised altar, Rev. Robert L. Lemons, pastor of, the First Baptist church impres sively performing the ceremony, there being no attendants. The bride was a picture of girlish loveliness, in her going away gown of dark blue poiret twill, with sand accessor! e, and car ried an arm bouquet of bride's roses and valley lilies, mmediately following the ceremony the happy young couple left for an extended visit to Asherille and oher points in western Carolina and Ten nessee and on their returs will reside in Shelby. The bride w the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Philboak and is a beautiful, cultured and accomplish ed young woman, beloved by a host of admiring friends. She waa a graduate 1 of the Shelby high school a the year 1922 and ia al am saeooplnmed mu sician. For the pas yoar slse has been pursuing stadies m a eaoher's rain in department of the Shelby Public act. The groom is the son of Mr. R. L. .Weathers oar popular comity register l-13c,of deeds, and ia oae of .Shelby's fectionate interest has been centering since the announcement of the ap proaching marriage about three weeks ago, was that of Thursday aft ernoon when Miss Elizabeth Anthony and Mr. Everett A. Houser jr., both of this place were covenented in mar riage at the home of the bride's par ents' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anthony on Sooth Washington street, the cere mony taking place at five o'clock. The chosen color scheme for the happy event was pink and green, bea tifully emphasized with a lovely ar rangement Of handsome greenery, Kiiarney roses and apple blossoms, toe tows being spoken before an ha provined altar, the toft glow of many cathedral candles lending a beautiful bridal air to the ' ceremoay room where only the immediate members of the two families and a few inti mate friends were gathered, the cere- ooy being impressively performed by Rev. A. L. Stanford, pastor of Cen tral Methodist church, assisted by Rev. G. P. Hamrick, aa undo of the bride, the beautiful ring ceremony cf the Methodist church being used. The wedding music was beautifully Chapter D. A. R., held a verv nleas ant meeting with Misses FditH anl Mamie Hambright at their hme in. Grover last Wednesday afternoon. . The piano recital given , t the school auditorium last Friday evening hv Mi'krph Rnhv V.tti anil - TWnthv BUFFALO BAPTIST CHURCH Ttrirl tram tiroa trraaw Art twaul Kw alt uavii rw mj fe'vniij viyv;i ' thoqe who attended. The perf"ance was splendid showing good mnsical talent and excellent training. Ti e school this year is in charg'' Mis Annie Mae Fuller who is comV" very capable teacher. There ;1l i another piano recital next Frff'v ev ening at 8 o'clock given hywsse Agnes Malone and Herah P'r! lton. They will be assisted by Vr. 'J. J. Malone with violin selection.. The public is cordially invited W ;tend. J. L. Hancock, of Blacksbure. is now serving Buffalo church, preach ing every second and fourth Sunday at 11 o'clock. Mr. Hancock is a con ductor on the Marion and , Kingtree county. Persons who heard Mr. Han cock's sermon last Sunday said, it was of exceptionally high order. The pub lic is invited to attend all services. " Dr. Royster Endorsed. Vote for Dr. Royster for alderman. He has been successful in the mana gement of his own affairs and is there fore the most valuable man to the 1 T . 1 . iown. LAaies, you appreciate your husband being a good financier. Vote for a good business man for alder man. This man is Dr. Royster. W. Y. WEATHERS. Adv A most cordial invitation snec- laay extended to ladies ann .. ire to attend the land auction rn! M be ' held in Shelby, Monday Apri! I 'h tit 2 p. m. You will enjoy the enc " -ustc furnished by our band and nf! -!''nd-ing will have an equal char e . l the valuable cash prizes to be g!.ii "vay. Come one, come all and r;-J... t an afternoon of profit and p'o. (Signed) O. W. CURRIN, A Entertainneat at Waco. On Saturday evening, April 14th, at S o'clock, there will be given an ssjartainment by third, fourth and CTth' grades in school auditorium, Waco. This is by the first grade room under direction of the teacher of this room, Misa Nola Patrick, The pro gram is one which wM interest all, and we hope will be well attended. The admission 10c and 25c is for the benefit of the school. Rep. Anthony-Houser Reaerasal. Following the reheart i! 'a . lies- day evening at the home of 'h .'"ride Miss Elizabeth Anthoy . r, ,' -utl: Washington street, the num ? i of the bridal party and a few . (''onal guests were informally cn'.n' iiipl. Interest centered around tho cut ting after which a deliclou i : urs was served. . " Misa Annie Miller, left orb ing for Charlotte, where t?- at society editor of the Ch-V " "vKtt
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