Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Now—Reductions on OQur Third Floor Clothing Stock! Our Finest Saks Suits and Every Superb Overcoat! CONSIDERING what this event has come to mean to the men and young men of Washington, we are mighty careful to guard its character. It started out as the big clothing sale of the season—and that is what it is today. It brings by far the most outstanding values of each season on cloth- ing of Saks quality. Despite the sensation- al reductions, the sale is sweeping — all. inclusive—embracing our most superb show- ings. Even Blue and Oxford Overcoats! Even the famous Montagnac Overcoats! « « « Don’t be late. $35 SUITS $40 SUITS .$30. $45 SUITS .......... hainusiSOBS $50 SUITS ........ $35 OVERCOATS .. $40 OVERCOATS ... $45 OVERCOATS $50 OVERCOATS $60 OVERCOATS $65 OVERCOATS $75 OVERCOATS $85 OVERCOATS ...............863.75 $125 OVERCOATS _..............$93.75 wene-$37.50 wreree$37.50 .$45.00 .$48.75 $56.25 The only exceptions to the reductions are Blue Suits, “Honor Seal” Suits, Formal Clothes and Chauffeurs’ Apparel and Topcoats. Saks—Third Floor o And ““Prepster” 2.-Trouser Suits and Overcoats—At the ONCE you see these unusual offerings for the lad of 13 to 18, we won't have to tell you that they are the last word in style as The Suits (all 2-trousers) are in the wanted materials—Grays and Tans (with single and double breasted The well as value, Overcoats include everything that Tans, Grays, Herringbones, Overplaids and others. Little Boys! $12.95 & $14.95 OVERCOATS $ 1 0.95 THESE are the smartest coats of the season for the little fellow—the boy who wea 3 to 10. All the new shades of Gray and Tan are included. Every coat is wool body lined. Some have rmilhflmnel lining. Many have convertible collars, Saks—Second Floor Low Sale Price of $ 19.50 Saks—Second Floor For Boys! $14.95 to $17.95 4-PIECE SUITS $ 1 0.95 ACH suit has two pairs of plus4 golf knickers. All the newest styles are included, many with the wanted double- breasted vest. And the assortment of materials is splendid—offering all the new shades of Tan and Gray. Sizes 7 to 16. Saks—Second Floor oyaks- THE AVENUE AT 7™ D, O CAPT. W. A. MERRITT DIES AT AGE OF 54 Widely Known Naval Officer Was Chief of Supply Bureau at Charleston Navy Yard. ‘apt. Willlam A!fred Merritt, U.8.N., supply officer of the Charleston, O.. Navy Yard, died -t his home at the navy yard there Wednesday night. He was 54 years old. Oapt. Merritt was widely known in this city, where he had several times been statloned. He was last on duty here a year ago as a member of the se- lection board for the promotion of of- ficers of the Supply Corps, U. S. N. He also had served in many parts of the world. He entered the Navy in 1897. Capt. Merritt was the eldest son of the late James Alfred Merritt and the late Mrs. Emma Wickes Merritt of Bal- timore. He is survived by his widow, who formerly was Miss Elise Oldham of ‘Winchester, Va.; a son, Willlam A, jr.; two brothers, Robert G. Merritt of this city, valuation engineer of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, and Maj. James Alfred Merritt, U. S. A, of Denver, and a sister, Mrs. Antoinette Merritt Craven, wife of Admiral Thomas T. Craven, U. 8. N, commandant of the United States xt]tllvnl Training Station, Great i o Lakes, Ill. The body is being taken to Winches- | P ter., Admiral McCully, commandant of the navy yard at Charleston, is acting &8 personal escort. Funeral services will be conducted in Christ Episcopal Church, Winchester, tomorrow after- noon at 2 o'clock. S Falls Church Case Delayed. Special Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., December 28—Be- cause of the illness of Amos Crounse, an attorye, the quo warranto suit, in- volving & councilmanic election contest, ‘was_postponed from today to January 21 by Judge 8mith of Circuit Court. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT * FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F TUXEDO SUITS Silk Trimmed Liberal Credit Terms Navy Man Dead CAPT. W. A. MERRITT. Births Reported he following_births have been reported Ttne Health Department in the past 24 ou: ‘Baivatore and 4 Comills Fusco: boy. Ross O, and El Erancig E. and Laurs V Ima Tilton, boy. Alice Wheeler, boy. d_and Eleanor George and Harry an Glarence and Elese Cauley, airl. Edward ir. eana_Clirdne: d_Corine Harris, ! e Brow: Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances EISEMAN’S—7th & F|| 29 H St. NW. Main 984 Yo Should Have e Sevia] Extract From Letter “We deeply appreciate all kind- ness and consideration given us at this trying time.” Complete Cost, $330.00 G‘Av.m Ile kw Wises (O Alfred B. Gawler MQRTICIANS Walter A. Gawler 1750-52-54 Penna. Ave. N.W. Main 5512-5513 THE FAMILY SHOE STORE WINTER FOOTWEAR NEEDS FOR THE FAMILY “Betsy Ross” Walking Model for Women Who Look for Both Style and Comfort $8.50 GROVER’S COMFUx ‘This “Betsy Ross” Tie hides its-comfort features and reveals its smart style. In modish black kid with matching lizard leather tongue. In brown kid or patent leather. $9. « SHOES Soft, Black Kid 2-Strap Slipper Made for ease and comfort. Has turn sole and rubber heel. A to E wide, $5.50 Grover’s Black Kid Seam- less Oxfords, $6.00 Grover’s Black High Shoes, $7.00 —_ e e FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN! " Child’s Plain Toe Shoes $2.95 Tor play or dress, tan plunt leather or gunmetal. Goodyear welt oak leather sole, rubber heels, Sizes 5 to 11. 84- 50 and $5 -nw as nn L In scout. or black, 10 ln 13%...84.50 $5.00 4 Boys’ GRIDIRON High Shoes $3.75 and $4 In tan or black, over-weight oak soles. Blucher or dress style. 5 10 to 13% $3 75 1to6... Mnny Sturdy Styles in “Gridiron” Shoes, $3.50 to $6.00 ————————————————————————— Keep the Feet Dry and Avoid Colds Galoshes, Rubbers for All the Family | 310-312 S, SINW. 55 Years® Satisfactory Service FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928 MRS. F. C. PLUMB RITES. Veteran Federal Employ: Fu- neral Held This Afternoon. Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Con- over Plumb, 72 years old, veteran em- ploye of uze Govemment Printing Office, ho died at her residence, 721 Seventh m-eet northeut. ‘Wednesday, were con- ducted in Gawler's chapel this afternoon :}t 1 o’:lock. Interment was in Arlington emetery. Mrs. Plumb was the widow of Charles F. Plumb, Spanish-. War vet- had_been active in the Oorpl and the Dnuh- She was retired f; the bookblnd.lu section of the Oavem- ment Printing Office three years ago, after a service of mm than 40 She leaves five nieces, Mrs Helen W. Luckett of this cif MXI Flora Board- man of 'l‘enlfl& J.; Mrs. Blanche g&u]:nb:el; l:l‘lld _‘klm, Md.; Mrs. Rena orse of lelp] lnd Mrs. Irene Tregser of Bethuhem OFFICER DIES IN ITALY. Maj. F. B. Doherty, Retired, Will Be Buried in Arlington. . Francis B. Doherty, United States Army, retired, died at Pnlmem. Img December 22, and his body wil rought to this city for mumenz in the Arling National Cemetery, ac- cording to information received at the ‘War Department. He was born in Bos- ton, Mass., Decmher 21, 1862, and was ordained Roman cathclln Church. In 1902 he was appointed chaplain in the army with the rank ol first lieutenant and in 1914 was promot- ed to the grade of major. Because of disability l.n the service, he wll tnm- ferred to the retired list in 1920. He served in many Pnl and was nmdad a lllver star cf mfi' for gallantry in for the wounded under_fire at elm Jolo, Phillip- ine Islands, in 1904, ‘He is survived v two brothers, James W. Doharty and Eedtvéard C. Doherty, both of Massachu~ HOLIDAY AIH MAIL G GROWS. A report from one of the alr mail routes to Pmmfinggrtm 5 New indicated today that use of the :u-dmnu in tre g Christmas tl ind greetings ear TR e vations. ew westbound pound- age out of Chicago was 22,616 pou“:dc compared with 11,206 last year. East- I 1628 s 30,308 o, ke OItY With 10,480 tn 1627, D0 @ Marriage Licenses M_‘lrulrl& ”"‘é..:rs.f‘ e n Ot 1,8 SnazteSion. E. Davis, 24, B h 3 Edng E, Simmoris, 43, ge'z:f-fi'x‘.lrl:, vai fie"f l..e z eaver, 2, tl 3 e €v‘“' ) Jraitan, T, Vritientasy: 04 Wit Noémln % (G, 36, and Inez J. Waten, Albert 3. l(nu, 1t and 1 Dot of umoun?nno‘i‘:fi'{nlmfi : RV, Wminm Ba vlmn 4pdgrson, 54, and avidion An 3 pand Alice "aylor, At Swain, 34, and Bemna Carter, 24; R 30-Pholh ot 6. lnd H!‘an F. KO'ICv lip J. Gordo ", "atid" Jolia e, A i 0; Rev. Aquila Sayles. ; Marshial Jonneon, ‘1&"“‘ Harris, 30, ‘Phladeishie di !lf’rlellh, io,hfilap\!"tl.l 20.. e s eph M. Regan, 27, E s gean, 27, and Mildred E. O, O T , and both of " Baltimbre, M R d Thelms Debeliys. nig. Burnice - Markland. 26, 1: Hev: Rarie Wiiney o Onatlotte o ‘Tom; i Bond: "I both ! nn‘x‘m'e“m':"m'm“' Wesley Westra Aleganger mms. 28, and Louisa Seund- Hames " ossiyn, v iy Bosiyn. V... sad james B. Cur Ea mnomf’ 32, ihis city; Rev. Louls ‘T. Nowell, 35, Macon, On. 25, n-mmm, A R tman, La Vern - oth ‘of Richmaong, ¥a.! Rev. Wi Hoffman. h A Lange, Thelms_ A. h and Martala: i8; both ot Rienmond, Ve "Rek: John K. Cartwright. S Deaths Reported following_deaths have been reported Health Department tn” the past 34 Atwood, 10, 1673 Colurabta e, H'l‘\:l’rtlon :‘fl'«u. 66, Gedras Washington E'e' "oflffi'l" & SRR o o ribbie.” 40.’ Casualty Hospital qFiermatn 6. Bunnicl,” 33, R, Tnteshine B, o, B, Baker, ;}. 3008 McKintey st. 7 Reed Hotpital Aavira . teve: 38 16 umuon 5 ‘Thoms . 4 William Wood, 78, Galli Martha Robertchty 78, 431 New Jerses 76, Providence Hospit: Albert Mara P. Jenking, 73. Garfleld Hospital. Flora C.’ Pluml st. Garoline Mitcheil, 00, 81 0 3t ne. bert A. Revnolds, 70, 480 Sth st. s.w. gl;;rell arrls,” a8 lgg'mrm ry_Lizgins, Que Mary E. Delaney, 60. Fr Bamuel P. Jonés, 60. 38 D X Henry Jones, 88, 1373 1st o Y 3. Lucas, ‘56, Zion Baptist Church, v H-nry Williams, 56, 767 Girard st. ‘Annie C. Smith, 56, Gallinger Hospital. Albert Fenrick,'$5." Gallinger xmm Mary W. Jones. y ave. Jm:l‘; Dfi'o‘f:"n & Freedm Bital: er . 48! men's Hos Collins (Rawiings), 43, 1852 8th t. RS vt D Yiltlam Murphy, 43 Gatlinger lmplm. tta Barber. 41 Columbia Hor Toreon Wec 10th s William Lew! Providence Hospital. 3 John Lee, 37, Emergency Hospital. Frank Spencer, 37, 2229 Ga. ave. FOUND. oo mm. found Saturday: buft ite, white ruff and Box :ulfi -R. m- othce: iy ‘“" LOST. E‘W——W Return to rLfl‘m r, Packard Motor Oo., 1701 Kalo- BOX OF HAIR s on P sty DS, in Huyler's or Beck- turn to Hepner's, 525 13th L!Jl’ Lady's white gold, diamond nna llnnvhlre link bracelet; 38. Rew: Ponhnn Courts, 14th and !-umom ROI rd‘ C l“lllln 2!!0. !n 811 col hl grow n mostly__Black, “white Tose, chiest and" front rd. Potomac. IWI 5. "5oib Vses,_sto DIAMOND RING, between ISth and ¥ and 1ith and Wednesday night. Reward. 1009 11th, Apt. e D?o—m pouc dn. 8 months old; tan reward. 1201 Girard st. n.w. White and plack, W ean. «v‘ w»o&m Bar, Md. ver Spring 464. -rlmmsd Black case. 'YEG] AN, POy RO Norih ThE GLASSES, Wwhit id fords, Dec. 24: 310 jovard Valued ‘a8 site. N. SI71-W. 8 You tion and Wil- J Hoéi between Union Station and pame M, W % “wiiard_Ho on a ring, with_identification l ag Potomac wi Vicmicy® TOm" ane’ O, CReward: 4280. s i INGESE DOG—Pleats return 435 Penn- givanis ave, “nw Tecelve reward. one Franklin 2030, ::N. ov-‘ in 1.5":‘ - .narus’ o‘mnunt. K, Jrown Tea 35_reward Teturn_ pe; contents. o3 ummis i n.we & money and lack, con! rmit; reward. 318 J””*‘“fi”"”_w e BT De; reward. Of STRING OF GOLD BEADS, Wednesd AT e ning, 'in vicinity Congressional ~Libra Phone_Lincol “0 ard. k"‘am'-‘:%'rmnn Return m MRS. R. H. BONTZ, 75, DIES. Mrs. Margaret Abll Bonts, 75 years old, widow of Robert Hill Bontz and a ‘| litelong resident of this city, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Susie Bontz Jose, wife of Rudolph Jose, 3206 Eighteenth street, today. Death was due to pneumonis. Mrs, Bonts is survived her dsmnr lnd I son, Bernard W. eral services will be eondumd at !.h: d-u.hm'n residence tomorrow after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. J. J. Dimon will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Breatha. BONTZ MARGARET ABLL On Friday, De- emm 8, 1028, ", at the e’ i’fl.f‘"fio‘r'.‘&’%“' A dlph 3 MARGARET ABLY. widow of ‘the laie Ro £t il Bont . Fneral from the home o dausisr Sat 1 p.m. Interme: scem Rock Creek Ceme- moun JACKSON. On Decamber 28, 1928, osp I 4 5.;?:‘??%.':13'.,.. oo llonruog. sting at the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral parlors, Georgia fl'.'l'l.ll‘ 'JOSEPHINE. mber lfll. N}O&l B mourn ishaers and friends. Re- ing temporarily at the George Co. funeral parlor, 1418 Florida ral Sunday, Decem mber 30, at from” Pilgrim Baptist Liureh, Ioth i Gale sts. “he 20 CARTER, REBECCA. Departed thfl life De- 25, 1928, A CAR' atives and friend cember 30, at 1 f Baptist Church. at Lom: ertexing -estaptishments 14001 - now, CARTE SSE! ol "Ifm‘ 5 cetommper 2810 xm‘ [ esday. Decem! ARTER. He leaves Dathelt fos 3 QEvoted Witk Mis, Mary Carter: five children and a _host of other ‘relatives and friends. Remains festing temporatily st the George B. Clarke Co. funeral parlor, 1416 Florida Interment Sunday, December roline County, Va. COLEMAN, GRANT. AN, engineman frst-class, U. 8. N., at the Providence Hos) Wed nesday. December 26, 10 day. December 31, the_funt lors of Smith & Fore. 13008, Gapitol st a1 pm. Pemlvu and friends invited. Coleman, officiating. Interment Cem, X ANDES MANN camm-ndcr JOSEPH H. D GRIFFIN, GERALD, On 'rhurm Decem. ber_ 27, 1928, 'at Georgetown Hospital, T al and inter- ment_strictly private. ursd: S b fi’imfi‘u.'n‘h :?‘9’ E_A. IAEG] rdsy, Do~ gomber ome, tional "cem-un Hamours, pnfl" gxgr'm and Altoona papers piease copy. JEFFERSON, ALFRED. On ’l'hllndl " De- ember. 27,1938, s at’ 4:15 p.m., Ji usband of Bessie EFFERSON, erson R4 son ot "Hattle Snd Parnels Jeferson, uneral from FEirst Baptist Churcn of Sunday, mber 30, 1:30 D Relatives and friends invited. 39¢ JONNSON, KATHERINE MUNTERRR. Thurs, 37,1938 at 10:30 p.m, ber fer souience: 3 t. ERINE MINITREE, widow of Robert Mar- Shail Johnson and’ mother of Frank Mini- tree and Hayden Johnson. Funeral from er late residence on Monday, December at 2 _pm. (Denver, Colo, papers ase copy.) 30 cem| Y, beloved of = lx!(;t‘tnor (e Lowe) and father of Ethel M. tne; s from th Hines Co. tu Monday, terment’ Glenwood Cemetery. 3 ber 26, 1928, & N an LONG: in her st LUCAS, _VIRGINIA. Devarted - this = life Siesiny.” Dessmber 2. VIRGINIA TUCARY oP 558 "Herean 'ave. leaves to n their loss & f Rer, her relatives igele o‘.f‘m'“’éf Fun Junday, Decem| l" n' ". dship Baptist church. ll‘ lnd H sts. SW Y DENT. Suddenly, rn- m!,%m“r 28, 1938, at ‘the home of daus] M 155 Northar HARRY, Dltfi MANKI] hushand of Kt of funeral I NAGLE, FRANK. Suddenly, Wednesdsy, De- cember 26, 1928, at wick. FRANK NAGLE, Pt son of o from 'nluvu.ll‘s funeral st. ywed by requiem mass at Bominic's Ohureh at o am. Interment m Mount Olivet Cemetery. NELSON, FLOSSIE. Departed this life ‘Thursday, December 27, 1628, st her reel- dence, 2430 N SON, T enry Nelson and d: llig Lewis. She also lel'll '.0 muurn ‘htl ’ two brothers, three and a host of other relatives and Hends.““Rematng. rostin gt ine Joha 1. 1 chapel Rmnumfiuuu chapel, 3rd o By from ‘Gethsemane Baptist Church, 2nd and Va. ave. n.w. 'CONNELL, EDGAE E. Suddenly. on o&}““%"};w oo Breils T 0 Connell: ove: an E his late residence. 259 Painé e New Ro Rochelle, N. Y., Saturdsy. De- Buddfl:ly‘ a% e RUNDLETT. MONORA. On Thursday, De- cember 27, 1 he residence of her !nnaatu:hlu. ‘Mri mm F. “Donohoe, 617 Aliison NORA, = WATKINS, RUTH. st. n. the’ 18te " Beotee "W Rundiott. Sorviats’ will Cbe_ held at the ahove dence on Monday, December 31, at 8:3 am. thence to st "%‘g’:e'ncfi“.“h' nd ave., near Conn s e R ere. mass Will be Celebrated ai 9'am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SANNO, MARY WORTH. On Wednesday, Dece: s ntonio, Tex., Y WoR “g’\mlo. 'yldéu of the late National Cemeters. Notice after. . On_Decembe: 2‘ s AYBACOH, wife of c-xl Remains resting at the Co. ‘funeral hom = xg:n.l’l lgrv\cel lll2 shlll Iphia, ‘éicumy. December 9, at ANNIE VIRGINIA. Thursda; !.'“m ber T 1338 at e rnmlznca :o}i ,"ANNIE VIRG! . Smith and daugnter of m- % s“n"!‘. -nl;I Henrietta Cox, ral ‘Sature T lock: at ‘her late ‘rngnm Filonds’ in= vited. Interment pri STRECKFUSS, LOUIS. mg:: bv.qg'? a3, Des Puneral T, Olivet Cemetery. B M RNE! d this life Decem- TURNER, JOHN. Departe: ogem bll’ 28, l”.v JOI TURI of 515 i it Pl’lfllrl net ' Tineral home. a-'o':.nE'a o Tsland ave. D.w. funer A e et nz?'x'm% A Faushter of Oharies Eaward uomu Walker, in _the 83rd o e aatardays ut 3 J‘J”“mm'nl‘m ome, Satur oy, 8 mmm o Coneresional Gemete Y E ns. onN!Thu ..g.fivi IBINI’ 1". 1 ) AR tuly Elizabeth W yesra, beloved, muun No o m‘m_ ‘Ter! Cotta, D C. ber 29, at 2 b. Tokerment &u it Cemetery. Dlg?d hl.l lllo llld- mu"r' Remaing R‘:lnc * how e. D.K. Noucl of funeral later. 'f.'n?w'h m{'@ the mfimu oi g:r nou Mrs, Eti °W! Dw. Mlo'v oTe. et wmu ertls, nrmu and Chn{.:l ‘Masse Leaves m Sivier o a&naun and - “host: of Sther nf.. and fri sting at t} .nzm.Sts . Btuflu. WILLIS. REV. JAME! tea Punera] Saturday, from Vermont Avenu Inlegmenz Oranse, Va., AME ance Dlenss meet St (SrmOnt Ave: i reh Saf v, T tend. the V. 3 ¥ REV. J. L bovmo " WILLIS, AREV. Ver- o venue ll lhl J T D.z.dwifi g rder of Official Board. 1 WITAKER: MABEL WATERS. aDgparted this December 37, lmav:‘fl Viite of L‘:}v‘rem HIof Yirpinia Waters, er mmve- are vt s Trom Ebenezer Church !‘fin In fllmntiam. BUDD, THADDEUS A. I remembranee 86 ol Zea hulbind*4nd By GRApbedt L Forll She & o 5 parted. “ s Wo years agotoday, Do As we st eleling 80 sed s ‘oo Dby We_ think of our darling 'husband aad Who once with us shared our home. Upright and faithful 1 Chuitter "o Beautitul e " tend ot nis husband and father so kind, Lovi b, -fin weet Bihin I sweet memory hed&fl ind. No_ Ofl' knowl !h. lflel\l hel". che, nfy Sho el ot Kl’llf‘lhat i |MI’R cnu e I toved ‘o LOVING DAUGHTER, A V. GUn‘N 0"4.‘-1 JANE. !nmd memo: f my deat. mother, JANE LR e as! ll’ud this life flfl!cl’l years ago today, mber 28, 1913. DIVOTBD DAUGH l'll. ETHE! BON-TLAW, 3, HENDERSOR: + HARRY, MINNIE AND Alll E. In sad remembrance of our dear ones, mother, M) 'Y (nee Fearson), who de- parted this life ten years ago, November 12, 1918, and father and son. J. E. HARRY, who pasted away four years aso today, December 28, 1924. Prom the world of pain and sorrow To the land of peage end rest- O%nee, ey w1 i suesnal rest. e they 54 eternal res SQNS; RUSSELL AND WILBUR; MOTHER, RAH E. HARRY. . EMMA LOUISE sm depar! lefl e ten ylll'l -lo today, Decembe! this 2 1918 e, but not foryott bitact forpotten. HER _DAUGHTERS, GERTR AND MARIE. . ROY, LOUISE WATSON. Sacred to the memory (oL Qur devoted mother, !aul'.luzI , Wwho entered info eternal resz three years ago today, December u tm sulde, Mothars sirit sems tq be qur We Iemlmhtr her unmnn éu by day 4ng trv to keep the nazrow way, GEORGTA LOUIS, r * WALKER, MATTIE. In h but loving re- membrance of ouf dear mother MATTIE ALKER, who entered into rest one year oo today, December 30, 1031, Loving and kind in all her ways, Dpright and Just to the end of het days, Sincere and true in heart ang What a_beautiful memome eking., HER _LOVING WILLIAM AND ELIZABETH WALKER. MEMORIALS. Mausoleums OESIGNED AND ERECTED WRITE OR IELEPH! FOR ILLUSTRATED MAIN 2968 THE J. F. MANNING Co,, INC. 19 15TH ST., N, W, WASHINGTON, O, C, Abbey- Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Counveniest MILITARY _HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlinston Cemetery Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in lu serene and permanent tran- quillity. 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