Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 262, 3 November 1922 — Page 9
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WOMEN WILL CONTROL POLITICS, ASSERTION By CHARLES R. LYNCH CHICAGO. Nov. 3. Men need never fear political domination by women, Mrs. Winnifred Mason Huck, candidate for congressman at large from.
Illinois, to fill the unexpired term of
her father, the lato William E. Mason, declared here today after a strenuous campaign. "Politics is a man's game," she said.
"Women's minds are fundamentally different from those of men, and few
women have the necessary qualifications to enter politics.. "There is no doubt that women are in politics to stay, but the threatened formation of a woman's bloc to op- , pose men will never develop. "Women, however, have a distinct place in politics, and that Is to clean it up. "The manipulations of a man politician in search of votes are often ridiculous. Men seem to lose the bi? issue fn the minor one of how to get votes. "Women are more sincere. They have some definite goal to gain after thpv reach ennerress. The nomination
and election are only Incidental to the work afterward. "For instance, a prominent" man politician recently told, me that it would take $200,000 to properly campaign the state of Illinois. I have cov
ered practically every section "of the
state, and it hasn t cost me anywnere one-twentieth that amount." Mrs. Huck said she would never j make tho race again without some or- ; ganization back of her. "Possibly with the right kind of support I would continue in the game," 6he said.
Chester and Mr. and Mr3. Lewis Funki and eon of near Snow Hill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Grubbs . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaines and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gordon were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon Mr. and Mrs. I. J Farquhar and Mr. and Mrs. Glen 3atchelor spent Sunday with Mrv and Mrs. John Shores at Muncie Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Patrick were the guest3 Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Haisley...Miss Cordelia Barber of Sara toga spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Earl Sipe Mr. and Mrs. Ennis McGunnegill spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Reece, near Windsor R. S. Couglll of Par
ser, was a business caller here Monday Mr. and -Mrs. Orville Gray and family of Dalton were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clear Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Hlcock entertained the following guests in remembrance of Mr. Hancock's forty-second birthday: Mr. and Mrs. Clint Laswell, Mr. and Mrs. Wattle Hancock and Mr. and Mrs. Linton Ridgway, all of Mun cie, and William Hancock of Rich
mond Miss Lucille Freeman enter
tained a numoer or litle girls at a Hal
loween pcrty Monday evening Mrs. Delia Cox and Mrs. Elsie Howell tmd
daughter Mildred spent Tuesday with Mrs. Lola Norman Mrs. Ruth Peee
and little daughter spent Tuesday with
Mr. ana Mrs. Cnarley Gordon Mrs Lib Clevenger is taking care of Mr. and Mrs. Chase McAllister's baby, which has been very ill.
THEODORE HENDERSON
HI STUDENT MANAGER
Suburban
NEW GARDEN. Ind. Miss Esther Cook returned to her home at Newcastle Saturday, after spending the week with friends in this vicinity. . . . Mrs. Sarah Jane Thomas and Mrs. Melvina Barley called on Mrs. Mahlan Bond Monday afternoon. Mrs. Bond continues to improve. .. .New Garden
was well represented at the temperance rally held in Fountain City Sunday afternoon. A splendid meeting
was reported Clarence Martin and
family entertained with a family din
ner Sunday in honor of their daughter, Miss Louise Martin's, birthday anni
versary. Covers were laid for Mrs. J.
W. Burgess, Mr. and Mt3. John M. Burgess and son, Joseph Abel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgess, Clarence Burcess and Miss Carrie McKasson.
Miss Ruby Leibold and Miss Louise
Martin spent the week end with their
parents. They were accompanied
home by an Earlham friend. Miss Chas
tine Talfott.. Miss Ruth Williams
visited the Fountain City school Tuesday afternoon L. J. Thomas and Melvina Barley were the dinner guests
of Isaac Pitts and family Friday
Mrs. Henry Clevenger of Richmond, a former resident of this, community,
was buried in the cemetery at this
Dlace Thursday afternoon The Mis-
! sionary society met Thursday afterI noon with Mrs. Albert Williams
i John Rothermel and family moved
1 Monday to the farm of Clarence Mar-
Itin.
WILLIAMSBURG. Ind. Mrs. Iva
Ball was the week end guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Veal West of town
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Griffith
f pent Sunday and Monday in Ken
tucky Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Stewart
and sons wer in Indianapolis Sunday,
Monday ami a-Miay. . . .Mr. and Mrs.
.Robert Duk and daughters were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ed jJohnson Mrs. N. C. Pi'ehe was very pleasantly reminded of her birthday
'Sunday by the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. (Raymond Smith and daughter Kather
line, also Everett "Smith from Newcastle
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and
daughter Edith of Fountain City..
Mrs. Eber Pickett is entertaining her
sister this week Mr. and Mrs. Rus
I sell Myers of Fountain City called on
) Wilbur Fulton and family Sunday afternoon The Eastern Star mas-
f querade was well attended Monday
night. About 90 persons were present
1 ' Paul Hunt and family were guests
: Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fudge
Russell Fudge and family called in
the afternoon The M. E. Missionary
meeting was held at the home of Mrs
('. E. Martin Tuesday afternoon
Those present were: Mrs. John Parks
! Mts. Raymond Cain, Rev. and Mrs, ! Knowles, Mrs. Elizabeth Button, Mrs Wilfred Griffith. Mrs. Rosa. Mrs Mary Roberts, Mrs. Ella Catey, Mrs
i Ray Stewart. Mrs. Frank Oler, Mrs
I Rosco McConkey and Mrs. James Far-
; Iry, Katherine Griffith. Ruth McCon
kep and Neil Stewart. Mrs. Ray Stew
art and Mrs. Ella Catey were the new
niembors added Mrs. McConkey,
Mrs. James Farley and Mrs. Frank Oler were visitors. After the business
meeting and a report of the Missionary meeting recently held at Rich
mond, the hostess served refresh
merits. The next meeting wil be held
at the home of Mrs. Rosa.... Mr. and Mrs. Fay Black are in Richmond.... Ruth Smith went to Dayton Sunday. Airs. Wilfred Griffith and her Sunday school class were entertained last Saturday afternoon at the home of Carl Coggshall, west of town.
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WEST RIVER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.
Aldo Cain of Dublin, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Martha Cain and daughter
Ella A. W. Conner of Tndlnnnnnlis
The Boys Friend." will deliver in
spiring and practical messages on the boys' and girls problems at Hagers-
lown every day this- week Baptist meeting was well attended at Dalton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Batt and son Robert Richard, of Muncie, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ashberry Wood and daughter Cora...
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jordan enter
tained their children, Frank Jordan and family and Eldo Cain and family.
-Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Haislev and
family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Haisley, of near Modoc, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John R. Adams entertained at dinner. Sundav. Mr3.
Mick Chessman , Mr. and Mrs. Nel
son Weaver. Mrs. Hattie Harris and
grandson, Robert Jackson, Mrs. Becky
Lumpkin and daughter Maude, and
Jessie Weaver.. .Mrs. Ella Wade and
Edward Gardner, Mrs. John R. Dailev
and son Earl, all of Indianapolis, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lumpkin
and daughter, Mary Ann and son.
Paul, this week end Mrs. Walter Beeson made a surprise dinner on
Mrs. Esther ThornbUrg last Sundav.
Those present werevMr. and Mrs. Job
Dennis, Mrs. Anna Jackson, and daugh-
tr, Marthaetta, of Boston, Mr. and
Mr3. Jacob Study of Dalton, and Wal
ter Beeson and daughter, Norma..... Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Benson and son. Charles, attended the homecoming at Carlos City Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Lumpkin and daugh
ter Maude,, of Hagerstown. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Weaver and son Jesse Miss Florence Logan and Mrs. Opal Kuhn were in Muncie one day last week
James Vorhes and daughter, Garnett, of Muncie, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. B. . Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Locke and son Chester ,of Hagerstown, were afternoon callers Mrs.
Milissa Maulsby, of Modoc, visited
Mrs. Zelma Benson Thursday Mrs
Zelda Lumpkin and Mrs. Frank King and Mrs. Robert Beckerdite were
shopping in Hagerstown Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Weaver called on Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beeson Monday evening Mrs. Esther Thornburg called on Mr. and Mrs. Crosus Thornburg and son, Monday evening ..Mr. and Mr?. James R. Burroughs of Modoc, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. vupkin.. . . . Mr. Harvey, of Mt. Suniiiia. called on Miss Florence Logan Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson attended meeting at Green's Fork Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lucas and two children called on Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beeson Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Batchfield and Mr. and Mrs. John Weans and daughter, of Millville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood Sunday Miss Lucile Stewart Is staying this week with Miss Mae King..... Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Davidson and son, Omar vls-J
ited Mr. and Mrs. Schurts, of Spartansburg, Sunday Mr. and Mrs, O. E. McCalliste!r and son Willard, of Modoc, spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood and daughter, Cora..... Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lumpkin and children spent Sunday afternoon away from home...... Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood and
Theodore I Henderson. Theodore Henderson, senior in Mor
ton high school, is president of the student council and student manager.
He is better known among his fellow students as "Ted."
Due to his prominence in student
activities throughout his career in
high school, he was elected manager of
student affairs for the year 1922-23, and president of the student council.
"Ted" is a student of journalism
and has majored in academic work during his past three years. His ma
jors have been in English and Social
hftcience and his minors have been
made up of foreign language and mathematics.
To make his final year more successful, he took over the reins of
business manager for the annual book, the Pierian. His standing as a stud
ent has made him a leader.
party Friday evening given by Misses Ruth and Minnie Maxell "Mrs. Ella Austin and her mother attended the funeral of Wilson Pollett at Gratis Wednesday Anna Mae Booker was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Marie Doty, in Camden Monday night James Thompson has been very ill the past few days.... Rev. and Mrs. Lever entertained the latter's sister from Wednesday until Saturday Those who attended the meeting at Dayton last Tuesday were: Rev. ' and Mrs. Lever, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whitesell, Mr. and Mrs.. AJbert Van Ausdall, Mrs. Ellis White, Mrs. Maude Parks, Mrs. Grace "Henning, Mrs. Reece, Mrs. Bur-
iff. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hazel Laird,
Messrs. Arthur Morton and Henry iHennihg, Misses Allie Bishop, Ella
Laird. Ida Collins. Eva Hennlng, Essie ! Stewart, Anna Henning and Rebecca
Henning. ,
PHILOMATH, Ind. Mrs! Eliza Martin and George Fulton returned home Tuesday after spending the past three weeks with relatives at Sales Creek, Tenn..Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber and daughter A Halloween entertainment was given Friday evening by the school children here at the schoolhouse. A spelling match was held and recitations were given by the pupils.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, daughter, Edith, Mary and Laura Rodenburg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Allen and children and Martin Rodenburg of Pennville The farmers' federation held its meeting at hall . here Thursday. The business meeting was held and following this a talk was giv
en by the Rev. Dye, of Liberty Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Davidson A number of masked boys and girls of this vicinity visited Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Driscol and son, Roy, Tuesday night. ..Mrs. Nelson Weaver and son Jesse, attended Baptist meeting at Dalton, Sunday Miss Mary Alice Kuhn
called on Alice Hanson Tuesday John Lamarie is suffering with a frac tuntd shoulder Loda Davidson and children of Hagerstown spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wood and children of Modoc.
NEW PARIS MIRROR PUBLICATION PLANNED
NEW PARIS, Ohio, Nov. 3. Re-establishment of the New Paris Mirror, in New Paris, is to be effected by Robert Palmer, of Marion county, and H. R. McPherson, of Eldorado, publisher of the Eldorado Bee. Date for the initial issue of the paper has not been announced. It is expected Mr. Palmer will reside in New Paris and take charge of the Mirror plant, where the Eldorado Bee also will be published. The Mirror was within the last year merged with the Eaton Democrat, in
Eaton, both publications having been
the property of the late Arch R. Raney. This left New Paris without home paper. The Mirror has been published for a long period of years. Robert S. Peelle of Centerville, Ind., publisher, has just launched publication of the New Paris Leader. The paper is being published in Centerville. Miss Gertrude Hawley. of New Paris, is editor of the Leader. T. W. Shaffer is advertising manager.
Saturday afternoon The following from here went to Hagerstown. Monday evening and attended K. of P. lodge: Dan Chapman, Robert Reynolds, Orville Golay, Dick Ressler, Ivan Clark,, lean Graver, Will Woodward, Bob Hormel, Arthur Cornthwaite. The Esquire ank was conferred on a number of candidates.... Alvin Hormel spent Sunday in Muncie Mrs. Ed Sauers has returned to Richmond after a visit with Mrs. Adam Mattert.
playing games, at a late hour refreshments of pumpkin pie, popcorn balls, candy and apples were served George Kelley made a businss trip to Indianapolis Saturday. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. McKinley Leapley entertained 50 of his friends at a Halloween party Monday evening at his home at Rose Hill place. The house was beautifully decorated in Halloween decorations. The early part
of the evening was spent m games and contests, after which they retired (- tV.o hall mnm whirh was bPautiful
and Mrs. Earl Porter of Richmond j in ig Haiioween trimmings. The Camspent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.ihlH(ls,p, ritv Trl0 lurnished the music
DR. SQUIER ELECTED FOREIGN WAR HEAD
Reorganization of the Veterans of Foreign wars was effected at a meet
ing held in the office of Frank TStrayer, state vice commander, Thurs
day evening. Dr. W. W. Squier was elected commander, Conrad G. Weist,
vice commander, and Walter Elcke
meyer, senior vice commander. Goldi9
Knoll was elected junior vice com mander. Other officers named were:
George Walsh, quartermaster, Dr. W. L. Misener, surgeon. Present plans are tfi secure new club rooms for the order at the earliest possible moment Until that time, temporary offices are
located m Room 207, K. of P. building The office is open evenings.
FAIR HAVEN, Ohio Mrs. Seville Felton spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mort Dubois Mr. and Mrs. Will Cline were in Dayton Saturday afternoon. .Mr. and Mrs. James II:avenridge spent Sunday with Mr. md Mrs. Lester Heavenridge and family A surprise was given Mrs. William Bostick in honor of her 57th birthday on Friday evening. The evening was spent socially. At a late hour refreshments of a dainty salad and delicious cake were served. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. George Harlan of near Liberty, Mr. and Mrs,, William Marshall and family of near College Corner, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bostick and family of near Morning Sun, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bostick and eon, Herman Kuhlman. Mrs. Seymour, Mrs.
Carrie Webb and son David of Morning Sun, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mann
and family of near Morning bun ana
4-Mr. and Mrs. William Bostick ana
daughter Florence. ...The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mr3. Hattie McDivitt Thursday Horatio Silvers was in Columbus Friday Mr. and Mrs. George Austin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hall and family. . . .George Craig spent Sunday in Morning Sun Mrs. Lever is visiting her son. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Lever and family Misses Effie and Mary McDivitt entertained a girl
friend over Sunday Will Pundt of i
Kansas was calling at the homes of Will Cline and Ett Newton Wednesday. ....Mrs. Addie Creech returned home recently after spending several .days
with her sister, Mrs. Stanley Diiiman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cail and familv of Eaton spent Sunday with Mr3. Ella Austin and family Mrs. Mary Ward and children spent Tuesday evening in Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Omer Kenworthy and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Kenworthy in Camden Mrs. Paul MC Shane of Camden visited her mother, Mrs. George Austin, the first part of the week The W. F. M. S. held its meeting last Thursday with Mrs. Charles Lever. ...Miss Helen Van Dyke entertained a girl friend the week end.,. Miss Minnie Creech spent
Rufus Stinson, and family. .. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland were in Brownsville Friday morning.. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Plankenhorn and daughter, Laura Bell, Noah Plankenhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Railsback of Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shank and family of Dayton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shank Mr. and Mrs. Ben Manly and son of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland spent Sunday with Buchanan Vernon of Connersvill Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hendrix of Richmond.. Mrs. Albert Henry spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. John Retherford and Mrs. Jane Lambert Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Rodenburg and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sower and daughters
of near Centerville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rodenburg and family Miss Edith Brown entertained a number of young people from this community Tuesday evening to a Halloween party at her home east of here., All of the guests came masked. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Roden
burg, son, Charley, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Rodenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rodenburg and sons, MisrSes Sylvia Stinson, Mary Rose Doris Lemon, Martha Smith, Jennie Pollett, Edith Brown, Messrs. Ernest Stinson, James Rose, Paul and Fr.k Pollett, Wilbur and Harold West, David Plessinger. Orval
and Ray Fultin, Franklin Lemon at
tended. The evening was spent in
for the dance. At a late hour a Hal
loween lunch was served Will Ingerman suffered a broken leg Monday. Mrs. Gene LaRue who has spent several weeks with her sister Mrs. Anna Williams, left Monday evening for Bloomington, to visit her sister, before returning to her home in Cincinnati.. . . .George Stiefel spent Tuesday in Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Garrett and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wilson at Connersville Mrs. Glen Butt of Steubenville. Ohio is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris Mrs.
Walter Krone and son Robert, Mrs.
Pearl Van Buskirk and daughter Lil lian spent Sunday in Richmond
Miss Ethel Solliday gave a Halloween
party at their home on West Main street Monday evening. The house
was trimmed In Halloween decora
tions. The evening was spent in games
music and dancing. A Halloween
lunch was served. Those present were,
Miss Edna Marie Boyd, Hazel Richardson, Vivian Cox, Margaret McCord,
Ealine McCord, Effie Mallory, Georgia
Mallory, Mrs. Will Hangley, Grace
Beard and Marie Ingerman Mrs
Ed Huddleston gave a birthday party
Monday evening for her daughter
Charlotte. Thirty young people were
present. A happy evening was spent
in games and contests. The hguse was decorated in Halloween trimmings
and a Halloween lunch served .The ladies of the Baptist church will have a market aflVIarson's Jewelry store.
Cambridge Pastor To End
Series Of Sermons Sanday
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Nov. 3.
The Rev. R. E. Reece will preach the last of his sermons on patriotism at
the Sunday night service here. His
subject will be "The Patriotism of Re
ligion." The meeting will be held in
the Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock and
the public is invited.
DISTRIBUTE ELECTION
SUPPLIES SATURDAY
Election inspectors must report to
the county clerk's office between 10 and 3 o'clocit Saturday for their sup
plies for election, according to word
sent out by Mrs. Linus Meredith, county clerk, Friday. Linus Meredith, United States marshal, was busily en-
gagerl Friday In preparing the supplies for the inspectors. Mr. Meredith is experienced in the work and came here for the day on that account.
Unless election inspectors call for
the supplies at the appointed time, the
expense of delivering such supplies
will be charged to the inspector and the supplies sent out by the clerk's office.
Sixty-six packages, each containing state, county and township ballots, two sets of poll books, a box ot election affidavits for clerks and election judges, tally-sheets, etc. Each package weighs about 25 pounds.
Community Singing Planned For Each Monday Night Community singing will be held ii the high school auditorium Monday night and each Monday night thereafter until Christmas, according to arrangements of Richmond-Community Service. Ora Stegall will lead the singing and public is cordially invited to attend this first night of the singing. Several musical features, interpretations, and soforth, will be staged during the evening, aside from the regular community singing.
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permitted the use of the highways as long as they observe the traffic laws, to which they are subject the same as vehicles.
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daughter Cora spent Monday with Mr Miss Mary Thompson attended a
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PUNLAPSVTLLE, Ind. Mrs. J. M. Talbott and Misses Melvina and Miriam Stone shopped in Liberty Wednesday evening. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Forest Weers and sons. Cecil and Paul, of Sumy Slope farm, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Weers Mi3se Jant Stanley and Freda
Prookbank, and James Scott, of Bath : Springs, attended a Halloween party; at Alquina Tuesday evening, given byj the school, and were entertained by; the freshman class. .. .Misses Char-1 lotta Bort and Freda Brookbank and; Messrs. liobert Talbott and Floyd; Bond attended the basketball game at '. Everton Saturday evening Miss Melvina Stone was a guest Wednes-; day of her sister, Miss Miriam Stone, at Rose Corner Mrs. Anna Brook-: bank and daughter. Miss Freda, were; in. Connersville Wednesday Mrs. Ferris Davis was a guest Tuesday of her mother, Mrs. Otis Millspaugh. at! Fairfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hub-; bell and Elmira Osborne attended the j burial services of Edward Hubbell at Everton Saturday afternoon. j H UN T S VI LLE, Ind. Miss Zendni Lane has been quite ill with torsiliU3. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coffin and : Mr. and Mrs. Guy Coffin and children! 'pent Sunday with Mrs. Elma Stanley j lear Bloomingsport Mr. and Mrs., ; laurlce James and children of Win-J
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