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'J t'LSA DAILY WORM), WKDNWSDAY, MARCH 9, 1921
1
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RESERVE GRAINS
BREAK RECORDS
Largest Stocks Held on
Farms This Year in
Nation's History
HALF OF CORN IS HELD
One-Fourth of When! ami
Nearly Half of Oat Are
llotnincd. lieport Says
Women Are Op pined
As Theater Ushers
Ul Fire, Marshals
I'llli'A'io Man li i X ..men
imlioni It. the then'em l.o k judg
ment of tin'rnry nnd rnne.
nnntlv urn not conducive to pnb-Hi-
MrVtv, Mirortlln to K5 prr
i nl tf llli" rlty fire miirrmltf of
the muntrv who hnvc replied to a
ini'Hiinriimlr en mil lv Alrter
In l li , l Konllirl, h i i l tllH tl of
'In i.illlli'll hilll'lltlft i iiliitlllMce,
While i.'i per Hi "f Hi"
,i ii n rt h oppoifrt iiiiii n tiMt
i i - i, 1. 1 oni" 'f I in in iMViirril
! In.-ll Ti i 1m i I . IT I I'lll
Mill llllllll'tl
V SIIN! I ON"
.m k nf Krln
Miir"h t Oil yr n
! h in int .ii
iH T 111 nil '
Mi), I'-.
'I I ! I .
I ' I'lll
M in li i Ijii !"
if held on fnriii"
'han on that ilii"1
in Mitory. Win""'
M'lliin, th hold-in-
fultovrlnic the
i i mp, ha Iik i
i )ioldinn hy .17.-
1HK Hi I
i.'ilv I. llll.
'ill 'I II
(.0(1,(110 I ikImIi
l)in"t l. iif "f th enuntr nr
inl ri it, r'i nf U"t yer remnliinrt
hi fun. M.ircli 1: n i or o Ohio n
I it-' i nf ihi- whent crop mill nl-
iii ( hilf of the I'irt crop of oiim.
" orillnff (n (hn department of nn
1 1 iltuiv'H entlinnt announced loilnv
IVIlIM III I llll llll.
Tho turfo roii of lant yinr unci
it. ifwiwd grain price nre believed
in lm Mrfclv reponMblc fur the
h'Mll-r holdlllK. HnldlniM nf l orn
vtii mmn thin half a billion lumh-
i turner than a yimr nt, while
hrnt holdlnita wro about is.nno..
"no htiahelM morn,
Inwn, premlur rorn mule, lyid
1 iiii,ftOO,0OO htlthcla more nrn mi It"
iHi-m linn on Mm rh 1. I'.IZ0, while
Vchraftka'ii hftldlnn exceeded liml
M iir'H by 117,000.000 IiiihIh Ik
With ' few exception tlif pt lit
i iptil wheat producing niii I I'M were
hohllttff Inrtfer .lock on fnrniH limn
h year ago. I'nrm IioIiIIiikk of Ifnn
urm were lnrncnt, IicIiik nlioui, IV,
I'OO.OOO IiiihIiiiIn nun" lliiin ii yfir
nun; Nobrmdm'ii holillimn won' ac
onil liirxiwt fliul were more, tliiui
S, 000, 000 IniKlinlN larKT tlinn liml
riir, while North DiiWiiIu'h hIihIih
ito Ihlril InrKMit, nluuit 4,500,000
liimliclR Kri'Hti'i- tlmn lMt ynr,
A llllllini IIiiMh N In Corn.
Cm n liclil on fiirnm min uhmit
1. '.72. 307. 00(1 liimlu'lii, or ISO pfr
i i'Mt of tlm 1920 rrop, rompnn il with
1.O70.B77.0O0 himhcN. or .17 ' per
lit of Iho 101D crop ho hi'lil u yt'iii"
iiko. Admit 87.00 prr conl or 2,
Sl I, ac.fi. 000 himholii of tli 1020 crop
I', nifrrhrinilnlili", omiphi-hiI with 2.
(SO.JOfi.OOO IiiihIipIh of tlio 10)11 rrop.
OKI lii'M on fnrniH whn nhout
ORO.8flC.000 IuihIipIm, or ir. 2 per
ri"nt of tlio 1!i20 ("rop, rotnpnrcil
Willi 41S.0.1S.O0O IiiibIicIk. or III. Oil
per rent of tlio 1019 crop io hi'lil
.i vrnr iiro.
It.iilnv hi'lil on fnrmx wiih nhout
fi9.093.000 IiiihIipIm or 3l.fi per emit
of thr 1920 crop, compitri'il with
Hfi.fi IK, ooo hiiKhnln, nr 22 S per rrnt
of Hip 1919 crop ho lichl ii your iiko.
Hlnckn of whont on fnrniH hy n In
i Inul proilnrlni; hMioh, In lniHlnni
folliiw! IlllniJu. H. 9 17.000- MIhih
hiiIii. 10.191,000: MlHMiurl. 7.SS3.II00:
North D.ikhlii. 17.7RI.OH0: Koiilh ll.
hotlt,. 7,nr19,0n0; NVhrilNkll, 19.fiS,
(ion Oldnhoinn, 10.i'.30.000; ICausnn,
It 1 17.000.
Ntorl of corn hy prlnclpiil Htntcn
' lirinl itt'l ntr: dhtn. 7 I.OfiO.OOO . In
illiinii, OH, 877,000; llllniilH. 111,2101,.
O00: Mlnncuntn. 4R.-I3l.00n. , low.-i,
.iiiri.nss.ooo: mihhoihI, ti.1.4 i.nno;
N o h I" ii m k,n . 1C0.9SJ; Timu,
09,080,00.0.
FA R M ERS "DIes" THE " B I G 5"
Chiiruos 'I'lii'V I ltf nt In l'riini Mlihllnp;
V'mIim 1'iich Other for Stock,
LINCOLN. Noh.. Mnrch 8. --A1-IckIiii;
ooimplrMoy on tho pint of tlio
fl'o lilcc ChloiiKo tmrkorH to nionon
oll.o tniilo In livestock, .lohn AV
v.. I. t .....I ul..ll
iti( i. (ii"i.'f., ot-t... mi in, -i iiii.i ri'.'
r.ildor. toilny. In-onKht milt for $76,
ooo in foilornl court iiKiilnnt Hwlft
& Co., Armour X- Co., MoitIh Co...
WIIkoii Co., nnil tho Cnthihy 1'nck
Iiik eoinpuny.
.luck clmi'Koil thul tho vi-kem
huvo crunhcil rompolltlon anil prnr
(I. i" li'Klriilnl In tniilo hy rcfralnhiK
fi inn hlihllni; ngtlilNt rnch other In
pUrcllllHOH of HvoHtock.
World Publisher Is Fast
Recovering From Illness
WAS'lUN'OWN. Mnrch 8 Fif
rono I.orton, puhllnhor of Tlio TiiIku
Worlil. him Hiiffleiot.it ly Improvnl
from IiIh monlhV IIIucfn of pnou
tuotiln mid pleurisy tlmt ho wiih nl
low oil to i:n for n hnlf hoiir'n nntn
inohlle rlilo IIIh phyMliInn Haul
howevoi", thai It would he two or
tht -a wookh hefoio ho i emlii'i
weil.
. ,i'. il III' oil' l I.
.llii'rti i
HARRISON RETURNING
I'hoiiMiiiilK In M ii 1 1 1 tit 'I'titn Out In
I'nj ltoH'i'l lit Itillrlmt ti'il
crnor.Ci nil of Philippine.
MANILA. I' I. Mni'h Thou
hhiiiIh jolneil in 'i ilmMt rittl'
fiiri'Holf hrn loilnv to PrnmU Itur
Ion MnrrlHon ntlrlnn ovirnnr-on-miI
of the I'hlllnplni'H. innklnif hln
ttepnrturo for New Toflt aflor elirht
yeiirii of mt I' e
1'rnrt lenlly nil orpnnli6illM In
MntiUs Jolnril In a imrmle frnm the
K'lVcriior'M rMlrtence, MalitcmianK, t"
Hie hoime nt reproHentallvwi where
the m1ilreliei were (lellvreil 111 Rnil
llh ii ml TiikuIiiK
lit hlx lHl i.fficltil ItieminK'" In
the Klllpltin peole Mr. MnrrlHon
plerlReil hlioHMlf to ilo everything In
IiIm in'i r for the iiiUniicement of
the 1'lilllpplni'H' iiiitHe.
The fm liter Kovei it'ir nnil hln fnin
IL ilepnrteil fur New York on the
Hieniiier Hnnlern lliportor. vln Hue
i 'ii n.i I nnil Loiiil'in, folloulitK u hnn-
ipi' t lonlKht
. w ami 1 1 n'i rn in, Mm eh i - iieiny
PRESIDENT TRIES HIS GOLF I' Kiel, her of I'...ohIv.,iiI, rormer
i im I hi noil i lor lo Mexico, wiih HWiirn In
miller Hei relitrv
PROBE OF WRECK
STARTS AT GARY
Indiana CornmiHsions and
Railroads Co-oporate
in Investigation
li. It V, lull . Man It Coin.l t
ln eaiiKMtlnn hy Hi" I ml lima piilili
mrlio inmmlMliiti, the InterHlat"
' 'nnim! rr o.uiiiian!iiii, a n in wiiih
tin- nf the ottorney tenriil'H iifdie
nnil the New Vnrk Central "Will
MP hlHan Central rinlwiiya In mi er
fort to tlelermlna wlial mimeil lh
wnik al I'otler on Kehrmiry 27, In
uhkh 7 peraona were killed.
1 1 inn liMlny In (ary aiipeilor conn
In liiml i limed doom
-We nhnll not plii'-e tha llnm
(Hi anybody." aalit C. I Lewla. i halr
Iiiiiii of the Indlada publli aervh o
i iimitileHlnil. "for the Michigan Cen
lial tra in crew ha already Imen
held reaponalhlp liy the offlilnU nf
tliq road nnd hy coroner Helpvl Ht
hl hearliiR Inat week.
"Our purpoae la In ltneHtllo tha,
inechanleHl lelnllona of the ayNtem
and the hlork hIhiihI". We ex pact
lo aiintlnnu nellher Hie enlKneer no
the llieinnn of tho Mlihlmiu Centrnl
train "
Nearly H II the witm-iae today
weni tin- tullroud nlfn lulu. alKnnl
imiliileiiiini e men iiixl hlock alKtiul
experlH.
Fletcher Is Sworn in
As 11 un lies' Assistant
Well Known Jurist Pies
at II is Home in Kenlucku
I I' A Mi KOI IT, K . M.iM r.
Former I'nlted Hlnlee Siniini
Thiiiniia II. I'a) titer, one of the moat
widely known la-wyera In Kentucky,
dlod at hl hoina hera today after a 1
ioriK lllne, After ervln nine
warn hn realgnad n repreacntalLe
from the Ninth lixilii'ky dletrl'l lo
Hie CSt'd eimirrena lo hoi nine Jtiilne
of Hoi Kentuel: v i mirl of fippoHla. In I
I SOU he defeated Kenntnr Joe Ilia, k-
I. urn In tlie iliynoi ml ! lenlalmivn
-5!i"ii" fnr th-" Cnitr.l Htatee neimt"
mil eerved unill I'll.! I.- Whk fill
ye.na 'ild
Arkansas House Passes
Hill Afiainst a Judye
I.ITTLi: hock. March . Thn
houwi Hilt afteirloott jtaaaed the
hill Introduced yaaterduy to
nlmllah tho dlvlalon of court over
which Judge .Inhn W. Wude pre
aldnrt and aotlt the hill to tho een
ntn whnrn II waa read twice and
liiniL) u upm.-titl order for tnmot
row mo ml iik.
CHANGES SLIGHT
TO BOOST RAILS
Interstate Commerce Head
days Conditions Op
pose General Hike t
W AHIIINOTON, Mnt'h S Ti.
koihihI nillroitd Hltuutioii liffn'M'
IIIU" proHpei t of (tctieinl di. n i s h
In frelirlii rte, chairman clorh ..J
Ihi inleralHte niiiiiiiiTrn cotniin-i'm
loday Informed Hetiulor lliiii'iK of
(IcorKli
lt"puK to n h-ltir from .Senator
llnrrla lmiuhlriR- an lo the poiilhl)
ny of u ri-ilm lion In frclKht ( hill-Kin
I Lh l nitt it I 'lurk aald:
"The altiiiillnn N not .ho Rood now
a Ii huh In Deci-inhi-r There h.n
l.een a aulmtlinllal fulllni: off In t,'i'
iial traffic. Tho aver.iKc operatliiK
i alio of the rnllroiulH of tho l ulled
Slati-a I' HomuthliiK over 90 That
im nun tlmt for every dollar thnt the
i it llroiiil h earn they pay out In op
erntlitK cxpenaoH more than 00 contH
I ii- lo the narroiv mnrKln hotween
t wiiu" and operalliiK expense-) nnd
fixed (harKC H Kood many are
mil even i-nrnlnK their operntltiK ex-i-iihi
k I nder theae m uniHlam ei
Ih illffp ult to find an argument
hi fa on- of rodiKltiK- laten. iiiiIohh In
n Htait' ia In whhh It inn he nhown
Hat lite ratei whl'h wnild Htlll In.
ompcnwitoiv would affect n move were deeded to the Cnlvei-- of
ment from which there would he I V'Jl'lh !od"y n.i pnrl ,'
$1,000,000 heililext to the tint- -r -
Homo returns. of tll() latP oennla Svarl"
York millionaire.
California t . LcIm La ml (aunt.
OAKLAND. Cal.. March 8 One In a French factory turbu
hundred and one aoea of land In drlsen hy water from u rcner
Al'tieda. Cal. nlued at $250 000, u mountain C00 feet nbove 1
I'liOH I'irxt Oainc Since liiiiuKurnllou;
Wife nnil "IjiiIiIIi" llo" (In, Too.
WAHIIINOTON. March H I'real-ili-nl
llMnllitK played IiIm fir. it (,'iimii
of :olf today elnce hta InaiiKUratloii.
Accompanleil hv Mia llaidlim he
molored to the Chew CIwihii Coun
Iry club where he initially playiid
when a Heiiitinr.
"Ijuldle llov." I he proaldetil'M
Airedale pet. waa tulien a I out,'. '
- - - -
Hardinf Letter States
Davis Will Gel Relief
ti.iliiv ii m iinilor aecrelaiv of atdle.
Ain-ieedlnK Norman II. DavlH. Ml.
Iinvla will remain al the deportment
for a time to aaalal Iho new offlclala
nnd will cotttlnuo iih ihajrman of
the American iiIikiiI.-h lo the Inter
national iiiumuul'-atlonit t (infer-Mice.
LONIMiN, Manh s John W
D.ivIh, lh" I'ctlrlm; aiiihaMMidor of
tile Culled Hlali-H. Iiiih iiicelvcd it
tnont cordial Idler from 1'renldont
llaidltiK annniitiflnu llu Die pri-Nl
dent will comply with Mt H.oIm' i
ipieHt that a now n in ha kmo dor he n
pointed iln Hoou iih pohhIIiIi-. ho that
Mr, DavlH inuv telurn to the I'nlted
tftatcH
U. S. TIRES
Osatfc'JIJJjOsajic
Polin Service
Hcctilli nl Moulder
Why You Must Have Iron
to Make Your Body Strong
and Your Brain Keen
Alert nnd Powerful Vnluo of Spinach nnd Orpnnlc Iron to Help Moke
Rich Ked Wood nnd Kovitnlir.o Wornout Exhausted Nerves
WITH ITjKNTY OF III.'OOD AND IKON, YOUR IIUAIN is tho mot won
ilorftil IhitiK in nil creation Imt without thcao it in nothing. 1I50N TAKKS
OXYGKN from your Iuiikh mid enrriea it to your lirain. without iron your
hrnln ccta no oxypm; "nil without plenty of rich rod lilooil nnil oxyKcnyour
ttrnin bccomoH dull nnd heavy, YOUR INTKIiI.KCT POOR, your memory fnils,
YOi; DO FOOLISH THINGS, innko tind deciaions and you really amount tg
nothing. o far ns accomplishing anylhing of importanra m concerned.
AIiw without iron YOUR IU.OOI) mCCOMKS THIN AND WATKRY nnd loses
its jxiworto cIiuih;o fooil Into livlnjt cella nnd tissuei nnd therefore nothlnpyou
rut does you .tho proper amount ot roikI you do not get tho full BtrenKth out
of it.
TIIKUK ARK aO.OOO.OOO.OOO.OOO RKD 1ILO0D CORPUSCLES IN YOUR
ItLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.
h. ii tin t tru1t of Iron r nl ion
got up fPlinK ltr'tl In Ui nioiiilnv wlin
.Hi rtnl s tUI ' f tlr nti 1 1 rttuhU nnil
tntly upntM wIumi v ti n no loiiurr lt
untr tiny nnrU wMlmut b(Mnn nil fKHcti
ou l Mt nUhl iir tH.ii..t) nil
wtii is or imi lt o n In ' o-
thr tt.n k ami stmt t looki tH itrul
tlmwn. nni uttti mill) v u K.t hH to
litfc-rii nnd ruiur-o mi nrnt" of nrvnii
pmtrtitt n nr unit in ? our wrmi- nr i
cunitl(lii von rnnrn.r himih' irwnii il'
en ir hut cm more M"n' h nntl 'd 1 n
rontMlnuf s 4 rtttlr nnil ul. rinm
Uin with tlirm to help rnrlrh smii hlnntl
uml rpvltnt'ft y .r w ntuut c unu'tnl
mirvi'M Hut Im mir Hint lir ir hi you
Uki In itrtearu nl tint mrlulli'- nr nrn
irtil Iron uhlch tirnpiA unuully tnkf.
orKiintr iron lM Itkf ihfi Iron In yntir
litiiml uml IiUh the Iron In upHurh. lentil
u'il ui'i'lf. Mlilh inrUIMo Iron lit Just
un H loinri ft.uii thr iuMton of ntrnnii
iuuIr on Hiiuill ntfin nf (run Or mile (ion i
mi tM Imtl finni ur ilrnncibt wwlft I
un niini of srATi:i 1H(N Nn.ittl
lr- rtprmrnia nncunu- tmn In nuch n
tttKh'v itn iitritMl form lh.it nun ilonfl 1
n cittnii.(t in ( nrproxitiiHtf ly rcmlvu
it ti' oriCHti' ii in .nntMiti lo r4(lnif
hn f a ipiarl t t wa- h nr onn MUttrt nf
tcMi vitoiHiitr H in Ilk inking cx
fai of tinnf uitffttl r CiUjiir pouivli of
mit Your ttionfy will bf rrfuiuUtl lv
hn mntiufnrturcrii If n ilo not olitaln
(trffrtty natlRfnctory rraultii, lo r iAle
hy ull ilrusglKtH, Ailt
I
Cantor tiean production l helm:
encouriiKed lit Java, whore the nil
Ih utilized in the toNtllo Imlimtry.
MORGAN INN
Thrt liniirn' tlrlvn out i f Tnt-n
vvrr thr wpawnaw tln tnil-i
mil nf J'ryor iklu . will Uk mJ
In JlnrHHii Inn mi timo'l run
t;nnit fluhlm in ntuiby m reft i iih hih!
liver; tkcvllrnt tuhlf. Ig hou! i h
nnputntmnt, mWi ifrnmnmi
rnrly,
Dion? or nlm xitliif . OUIn
rovrdi rit i:. i ir. nKi
llJilm $1 w da) . '.1 ir tirrk.
SPECIAL SEEDS SPECIAL
Onion Sets 90c Bushel, 5c Quart
Wo hnvo Taken oor all the fresh stock of Arthur and
ik"tune Co., the famous .lerome H. Kiee seeds
WM. B. MOHR
I'liinicH
Oiattc LIT in" ."dt'-'O
I'ornrr
I 'lrNl mid I .Ik I it
Whv Buy New Furniture?
It. ii . . .un hue iuit old nuid" like tu w Wo do hlKh clnni
i.pli..i-t. t ii. i;, i cfiiiNliinif, tipiuiiiiK 11 ml ciiaini linn. riionoKraphi
inul pitiuw ,,so. All wink Kuaiantecd. l'rtceH that will please you.
HARRIS-VELTEN CO.
fit I Noiilt licincr
( iilnr I0S0
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS IN
D1ST. NO. 1
Tho 1 0th of tho month is your last day. If not
paid, a ton per cent and turn-off charge will bo
added to your bill.
C. S. YOUNKMAX,
Commissioner.
New beauty in
Spring Shirts
NOT in a Ions time have wc had such beau
tiful fabrics and artistic patterns as you'll
see in the new spriiiK shirts. .Manhattans are
first in quality and beauty, of course. And
we've great stocks of these fine shirts in nil the
new fabrics.
OTHUIIS from many good shirtmakers.
Woven madras in the new checks, stripes
and plain shades. Some with satin stripes.
Silk, too, in many new designs. The prices arc
very much lower than in the past. Good shirts
now at
$2; $2.50, $3, $3.50 up
Af nrlnn clr-cr
o sf :r ' o
brothers
jDo yonJinow fus man?
A funs is his idea of a
Rood time. He never smiles
unless the boss tells a story
then he bawls out Hal
Hal Hal just like that.
He's a glutton for scolding
telephone Kirls; he always
hates the new stenographer
anil his version of a picnic is
when he can get the janitor
fired.
If you know such a man;
try to learn the cause for
his grouch. You may be sur
prised to learn that he is
suffering from mouth ne
glect. A prominent dentist
ays, "Show me a man with a
bad disposition and I'll show
you a man with a neglected
mouth."
Your dentist knows that
persons with soft stuffing
i;ums are continually absorb
ing poisons, grms produce.
He knows that Pyorrhea,
most obnoxious of mouth
diseases, often causes degen
erated dispositions.
Many happy smiling folks
owe their freedom from
Canker Sores, Stomititis,
tender and bleeding gums, or
a disgusting foul breath to
the use of Pro-Ora. This
remarkable asset to Oral
Hygiene is the relult of ex
tensive experiments tq pro
duce a mouth wash unex-celled-and
acceptable to the
dental profession, Ask your
druggist for Pro-Ora -he
has it.
mm ii llidi Inn Inn Mil l lfl.i.f.g J.iT.J
aiii-itai sot in M in
T
KM5II
j TMe arroaMC or gMAunnry
HOYS' SHOP
Boys' First Long Pants Suits
A New Feature in the Boys' Shop
Every Suit Has Two Pants
Wc believe tho proper place to outfit the boy
who has graduated into long pants is where
he has been accustomed to buying.
And we've located this new department "es
pecially created to take care of the clothing
needs of boys from 15 lo 20 years" in our
Hoys' Shop on the Mezzanine floor.
This is the only store, in Tulsa offering this
advantage.
Boys' Long Pant Suits
for Spring
$
15
Arc Priced at
and up to
$
30
Every suit is positively all wool and has two
pants. Shown in handsome stripe and mixed
patterns and blue serge. Every one has that
youthful dash of style that proclaim them
strictly Young Men's Suits.
M
Special Offerings for' All This Week
i
in the Boys' Shop
Here are the kind of values that are helping us do the largest Boys' Business
in Tulsa
Boys' Spring Caps Boys' Wash Suits
95c $2.95
I $5.00 Values.
New Shapes and Colors.
Real Koveralls,
95c
All Sizes.
Boys' Blouses
and Shirts
95c
New Spring Patterns.
Boys' Heavy
Golf Hose
65c
$1.25 Values.
Beach Rompers
$1.65
Boys' Straw Hats
95c to $6.00
An exceptionally fine assortment
at ?3.95.
Boys' All Wool
Two Pant Suits
$12.50
New Spring Styles and Colors.
R
I I rf7' 1 A
Cuticura Soap Shampoos
Best For Children
If you wish them to have thick,
healthy hair throiiRh life shampoo
rcRularly with Cuticura Soap and
hot water. Before shampooinc
touch spots of dandruff and itching,
if any, with Cuticvra Ointment. A
clean, healthy scalp usually means
good hair
MtUltairm k, Kill. Addrmc-ClUautUt.
ita,u.Drlll(I.Utl(t.Mui" Mdmit.
lfi Hoaplta. OIntaiMitBuilCfe.TalnMBc.
syCaticw. 3op iIhim without raw.
Notice to Our Patrons
in District No. 1
Your Electric Bills are due and must be paid on
or before- the 10th or service will be discon
tinued. District No. 1 comprises all territory west of the
center of Main Street. "
Public Service Company
of Oklahoma
107 East Fourth St. Kennedy Bldg.
We close Saturday at 1 P. M.

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