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\' ■ \; ■ h: V. ’■ THUilSiiAY, Di!.ck!iMB£R 26, 1^35 THE CLn c: V/A4tV ONICL ryT V%T»r»r\»v» '« *‘ ^A^tu oEVElt ' price tir ci^lectM by any »o- licifcoT or canvasser or not, per yew ^ Per day STABLES, SALES, FEED AND LIVERY— Stables, sales, feed and liv ery, «whose grross annual in- coipe does not exceed )5,000.00, per year an<l $1.00 for each a^ditional $1,000.00 of gross income,, SALVAGERS OR B A nS[- RUPT SALES MANAGERS- 50.00 2.00 25.00 Manufacturers, whose gross annual income does not ex ceed, $2,000.00, per year .... and $1.00 for each aMitional $1,000.00 of gross iiwme. WAREHOUSES— , Warehouses kept for storing Cotton, grain and other com modities, whose gross annual income does .not exceed " $2,500.00, per year and $1.00 for each additional $1,000.00 of gross annual in come. I 15.00 35.00 b Yoar Danger \ No^^aatter how Qiany medicines yoki cough, ch^ cold' tlon. you can get-za- serioiBi or bnAcbial lief now with Cre^ulsion. ! trouble may be brewing and you can* I not afford 16 take a chance ^th any- ( thing less than Creomul^.'which, right to the seat of the truulito phlegm is loosened and ex] Even If other remedies ailed. Salvagers or \ sales (bank rupt) managers, or sale con ductors, whose gros^ annual income does" not exceed $5,000.00, per .year ...v and $2.00 for each additional $1,000.00 gross income.. Whose gross daily income does not exceed $50.00, per. day .... and $2.00 for each additional X $50.00 of gross daily income. SmEET„ TRUCKS" D 0 I N G DRAYAGE— . ■I 25.00 FINAL INSTALLMENT I his sentences, Yes. He had killed her!! mobile. The road was illuminated by * ^She tried to .smile. “I’m so tired,'He l»ad staked her out on the blis-ithe glare of headlights, then in the inflamed memte^hes as the gcrm-laSn ;Don! I’ve been planning so. Oh,jtering desert as.the Apaches stake^'open doorway there appeaiod the fig- Don, I haven’t .strength left to stand 'out their- prisoners, leaving the sunjyre of a man in dripping, oil-soake<i Section 2. All licen^ issued for another disappointment!’’ to wreak its tortuie. ' Igarnuints which the dast of the road lone day only shaU be double the' “We’U catch the next boatf^sure.’’ I What was that the dj-ctoi-had saul?{rendered inde.scrihjilbly foul.,His amount above mentioned^ for Satur-, “I’ve been thinking so m^h about Homestake had come in she woirld matteil, his face was smear- days, show dap. Christmas days andjih^ green gras.s and the coorSvatei-s!lived? Oh, there wei-e devils inj^'^* •'<hbes were smlden, and when o^er days of public gatherings. .I’m so hot—so tired!” ^ * ■ jthis \'alley! They were'in the air, int^^ oozed a sticky liquid S^ion 3. That all licenses issued! Fisk nodded; his face was working. dagger points that armed iho'^ He had, it s<’<nned, under^d by virtue of this Ordinance I “I know. But I can’t leave. I the blootl-bushes. Yes, and ^ lake ofx.oil, then .... - .. . . I . other demons were in the rocks be-• for I he rei'ked with the j neath the hills. These latter were t'he<^>'ude petroleum. don‘t be disoouragedv your druggist It " authorized to gruararitee Creomulsioii and to refund your money If you are nou satisfled with results from the very firs’; bottle.QetCreo^’^”'*’’''’”^"^’"'"” "t 5.00 shall be noq-transferable. and except ican’t—withouti throwing away every- a license for a day, a week or^ a thing we’ve fbught for. The com month, shall terminate and end on tlv?!pany will go to .smash—you undcr- 31st day of December, 1936; but may be revoked at afly time by the. Town 5.00 25.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 •7 Street trucks doing drayage whoaeX gross annual income does not. exoe^ $500.00, per year and $1.00 for.each additional $100.00 of gro^ income. .STREET WAGO^ OR DRAYS— Street wagons or drays, one- horse, per year 5.00 Per ^y 1.00 Street wagons or drap, two- horse, per year 5.00 Per day .... 2.00 SHOOTING GALLERIES— Shooting Galleries, whose gross annual income does not exceed $2,500.00, per year ... and $1.00"for each additional $50(h(M or groas income. Who^ groas weekly in come ddes not exceed $500.00, per week\.. .‘ .... and $1.00 for each additional $100.00 of gross weekly in come. . , Whose gross d^ly income does not exceed $10.00, per day — - ! .\ and $1.00 for each admtional $10.00 of daily gross inebme. SHOE SHOPS— — \ Shoe Shops whose rose a^ nual income does not exceed $1,000.00, per year and $5.00 for each additional $1,000.00 of gross income. - SILK MILLS— - Silk Mills, per year 100.00 STORAGE BATTERY CHARG-_ ING STATIONS, per 3rear . 10.00 T TAXI CABS, per year No person, firm or corpor ation shall let or hire any hacks, automobiles, or’other vehiclee for hauling or trans porting passengers within the corporate limits cd the Town of Clinton, Without' first obtaining' a license therefor from the Town Clerk. TAILOR SHOPS— Tsilor Shops, ladies or gents, whose- gross annual income does not exceed $1,000.00, per year ^ ^ and $2.00 for each additional $1 ,000.00 of gross income. TIN AND TINKERS SHOP— Tin and tinkers shop.s whose gross annual income does not exceed $1,000.00, per year TELEPHONE (^PANIES— Telephone Companies, local, each for businesa done ex clusively in the Town of Clinton, but not feuding ' business done to or from oth er points without the state, or for the government of the United States, whose gTos,s income does not exceed $10,- 000.00, per year 150.00 and $1.00 for each additional $1,000.00 of gross income. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES OR AGENCIES— Telegraph companies or agencies for business done in the Town of Clinton but not including busint*s8 to «r \from points without the state, or for-the government of, the United States, whose gross annukl income does not exceed $5,000.00, per year TRANSIF^NT DEALERS IN FRUITS, ETC.— Transient\dealers in fruits, bread andXcakes, meats or * merchandise ' of , whalaoever character and kind,’ selling ' ,"TlWi "car or common carrier, except as hereinbefore or hereinafter provided, per year. -a .... ”. Apj))e Wagons, per day This license applies to any other fruits, or vegetables, such as cabbage, oranges, grapes, etc. ’TRUCKS, DEUVERY— Delivery Trucks# delivering * goods, wares, cotton, mer chandise, or any other eom- noioditiee into the 'Town of Clinton and over the streets or alleys of the Town, from outside of the Town, each truck, per year Each truck, per day U UNDERTAKERS— Undertakers whose gross an nual income does not exceed $5,000.00, per year .... ... ai^ $1.00 for each additional lljOOO.OO" of gross income. V ■VUUJANIZING SHOPS, per yeilr TV W ' lYOOD SHOPS AND WAGON MAHUPACTDMIRS— Wood Shops \ and Council of-the T6^ of Clinton* on i satisfactory cause 6eing shown. Ex- jeept licenses issued fOTxa day, a week ior a month, annual rkfes shall be stand! I’d chuck it all if it wer^ mine, but the crowd felies on me. They’d never forgive me.—I’d be a quitter!” worst, for they collated in the bot tom of oil wells ancf cut cables; they dtrflectid- fishing tools; they filled It was Donald h'isk. He stood rock ing upon the threshold; the w'hites of his eyes glared idly a.s he fixed his threads and sockot.s with mud • grit. Malignant devils{ The ai^ gaze u|>on the bedroom door; he tried “1 suppose so.” Gloria tried unsuc-1of tlH*m. cessfully to check the tears. ‘‘.My, insane dcUnnination UM>k slow charged for all licenses lasued prior people, too! We wouldn’t ha\‘e our hold of Fisk. He went out and crank-i Home-a questioln, but the diust was {thick in his throat and he»failed. The doctor appix>ache<l fiim, laid a ham! upon his greasy slet‘ve, and POINTS TO REMEMBER.\ -Cost of subscriptoins liy small. . \ to June_30th, 1936, three-f^rtha the triumph, would we? You mustn’t{^‘<1 np his fjivver, mumbling to the annual rate shall be charged for all mind me. I’m .such a baby! I’ll be ! nurse that it was necessary for him i v^ a ♦♦ licenses issued after June 30th,7956, all right as soon as I get home.” ito go out and look after the job. .» u ^ and prior to Seplumber 30th, 1936;, Day after day the work at the welllp®uiy affairs, he told her, wildly, l^rfV®' ' . l and one-half the annual rate for all went on. Many times Fisk wa^ ito pfHH*et‘d, even if girl wives die<l and^j r*” .f * ^ licenses issued after September 30th/Uempted to blast, but the.men talked hasImnds went ciazy With grief.i '^’7. ^ >n ^ rse, orri e, 1936, of any yerf, and prior to De- hiin out of the idea'. - 'Companie.s were like that — soulle.ss ' j *. • j v * When Fisk cancelled their second {And unfc>eling-just like devils-great elation Gloria went to bed. There! joke on company managens, wasn’t I V '^*X , civ. » i ! ♦ U .V in,' ♦V...;- i:.T, I > ou don t understand. Shes asleep! mea\to be nothing seriously wrong it? Iney put in their lives, .Iheyiy, , cember 31st, 1936. Sc'ction 4. That every per^n, cor poration or partnership, required by this .Ctcdinance to obtain a license to^ engage in any business, trade, pro-|ing the fession or occupation, for which a li- heart. Rac roser see with her^^nd in fact there wras noth- ntattcr — except a brokert cenbi'st's cense is requir^, shall, at the time*7’dl run until t^*ir hearts break, un-!ing, pitching down the road sweated their souls urhite, and got—j^bos better! . . thi,. Bamn .11 compani...! I oomp.jh«Kkd iwthmg at first ^except The sharp admonition xor si- ' lence; that/was all hLs brain could ^•st‘s are like that—they! The car shot away and went rock- of appllying for such license, or at, til there is not another galldp in 1 eomi>a.s.s. any other time as may be required by them; and Qoria from thorough' des^ the Town Council, furnish to the bred .stock. The dese^ had beaten, her. Town Clerk, oj auditor of the city, A few days later Flak wired to the such other and farther information'port for the best doctor^availabIe, and as may be necessary for correctly as-1 the latter came up on a special loco- certaining the license to be asseased motive. What the doctor i^id drove and collected. Section 5. Any person, firm, com pany or corporation prosecuting or engaging in any businoM or occupa tion or professian, or keeping or maintaining any establishment named out of -the husband’s mind all thoughts of oil, of fishing jobs, of Homaateak Number One. A nurse was secured as quickly as possible and meantime the physician stayed on. . \ Fisk did not roturn to the well; he in this Ordinance without having jb^ng about the hoa,e, a dumb figure first paid the license tax imposed .suspense. Glona no longer knew tliereon, dr shall otherwise violate any of the terms or provisions of this 6r- dinance^ shall upon conviction, be him and that was terrifying. He was like a frightened child, deiscrtod and alone. Every, whisper that issued from fined net exceeding one hundred dol-i^^J* bpsi was Uke a kmfe-thrust He law, or be impriaoned not exceedingnot sleep; his eyes grew bloodshot thirty days with or without hard tears that came whenever bor at the discretion of the officer bo l«*‘t tbe sick room. McKay and his men w'ero asleep j “Xhc change came an hour ago. She when their employer arrived; he did chance. Heaven only knows not aw'aken dhem. The desert moon ^y^j^^ happened ” was bright enough to read by, so^ ho. There was a breathless pause while flung himself out of the car and pick-^iTJonald Fisk slowly groped his way od his way to the .shanty where^ the j yj, ^^t of utter blackness. In the si- nitroglycenne.was stored. The eX-lj^^nce could be heard that same faint! —Can be added to other gifts. ^Magazines offer a vari^ed , choice. —Always acceptable and in good taste. —Lasting remembrance. —Beautifully announced <;(dor gift card. —Eliminates tiresome shopping, wrapping, mailing. Call 38* or see > James W. Caldwell plosive was jast as he had left it three weeks before; he carried it out into the light and poured it into the long tin container designed’ for lowering into the well. He w^vrked swiftly and w;ith no more caution than if he were wmdling so much lubricating oil. The toiWdoes, when filM, he carritHl in upoirXhe derrick floor; then he ran a thin n^nila line through a block, and the end \f this he ’made fast to the first cartridge. So! Thos^ little devils would drop his tools, wo^ they? They’d w'reck trying the case. Sectibh^6. Where a license is im- The doctor and the nurse watched him covertly and mocQ than once they found him muttering words as sexue- poa^ by th»-_<W.n.n« upon .n,||„„, ^ buain«« prof«»..<>n or mupetiOT.I ,, Ho wildly himnolf and auch prof«>.K>n or «• the do«wt. cupation i» cMTirf on or conduct^ ^ by an agont. dork "“f 1 way ho had chokted hor, and-although ag«.t, dork or employ*, intolombly fok .loop, ho ar- the w’ell, bankriipt the comimny, and >*hu^ make him lose'hu^ boat, eh? Murder- monotone. It sounded like the distre.ss signal of some distant liner, the whis tle roiH* of which had been tied down. “It was a miracle, Mr. Fisk!” the nur.so pipusly as-serted. “Strength came, to her out of nowhere. She be gan to breathe more easily, her heart grow stronger—” ' "It was the well! She was waiting -rrW’aiting. ,It came in an hour ago! IKvn’t you hear “Quiet! Not so loud.” But' the husband was deitf to cau- 1 > tion. “Her soul was waiting, hovering! —she wouldn’t leave me as long as ' ' Ch’ay Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUrJERAL DIRECTORS *** and ••• EMBALMERS Ambulance Serriee Phones 41 and 399-J L. RUSSELL GRAY and v V. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mfrt. there was hope—” A convulsion rack- ens, that s what they were. They had|^,j oil-soaked figure, “Honu^stake murdered Gloria." By Heaven! a lion, like a thousand ject to all the penalties herein im posed should the said business, pro fession or occupation'''^ carried on or prosecuted without the license im posed having been paid in the .same manner as if .such ageAt, clerk or em ployee were the proprietor of such business, profession or occupation. Section 7. Where the amount of could play that game,\ I lions, roaring, belching—His voice He let the longv shiny torpedo slip 1 broke, he choked. “It’/v the biggest quietly into the casing ihputh so asl^^q, ^he counter! Twenty thousand not to give them warning <)< what he I barrels a day or more. My head’s splitting from the noise. It drowned had in mind McKay and his crow were "aiyaken- if their lied.^ had lifted a f,ew licenses provided for herein are .de pendent on the amount of income, re ceipts or sales, the basis for ascer- rived at a condition whert^ he-could not close his eyes; when he lay down his brain began to race and black fancies drove him sighing out of his .bed. ‘ * One morning w'hen the brazen sun rose over the hills and began again to pour its hatred intd the valley, the doctor told him as genilY as ixissible That’s funny! ."Vie, too me—(k'afened me! When I saw it cmI by a peculiar seasation; it whs j_,j God!” The sixak- .er turned, lurched bKwlly to the wall, inches by tbe upward thrust of Und, resting his heo^l in his hands, thickly i>added piston and then drop-^ a'little boy. “I stood “Hey! Who kicHed my bunk?" in-! RUBBER ’STAMPS Any kind, to fit any business. 24-hoar ser vice. Reasonable prices. Telephone 74. The Chronicle Publishing Co. Printers • Stationers quirod the driller as he sat up. A startled voice answered him. (,j,t.ne^her eyes, list$ne<l, then smiled ere with my face to the sky’ and cuif^ed God!” ards morning Gloria stiFred, irited T^t that the end was near and that he low's hiar anything^”’ Did' you fel- must propare him.self. It was merely a question of time now, a question of tajning the amount of said licenses when the tired heart would : contei>te<j1y at her huftand..-He had to I bow his heed close to catch her whi.s- ijhall be the amount of incqme, re ceipts or sales for the preceding year ending December 31st, 1935. Section 8. 'That every person, firm, cease to function. Gloria was in no pain; further .stimulants were aseh*ss, they would merely serve to hasten that inevitable moment when 50.00 25.00 2.00 One man had, another had | vvorda: “Our boat! I whs ao .Somebody .suggt^ted an earthquake-,, thoOght J coukbi’t wait any anything was likely to happen in-this Then 4 heard it coming in- accursed country. They were aWuipgdj^^,^ .sihip'” ' ' stupidly in the dark when .M^ay “Ves, dear.” IlXpressed his hungry .siKkke with all trace of sleepiness eh4H.*k. \‘You waiUnl, and theIgSMie-from his voice: , - Tour .ship came in/' • company or corporation, required by weight of her lungs would prove too'* “Hark! . . . My Go<l, listen!” , ^ THE EI^ thi.s Ordinance to"obtain ^ license to heavy for h^r feeble breath to lift. An instant, then he was out upon!^ engage in any business, trade, or pro-1 Donald groaned. If only she would th<‘ fUnir and the other.s had followed fession, or occupation for which a li-jrevive enough \to rociVgnize him, to. him. They .sUkkI strained, alert.”At cense is required, ahall at the tim^ of give him. one Word, one look! He fir.st the hush of the dese^rt was as applying for such licen.se, make a would know thenythat she forgave icomplele as that of a tomb; then from statement under oath, before an ©ffi- him. But for her tb .sliji away with-! .somew'hepe came a long, .sighing ex'- cer qualified to adminisUo* oaths,-and ; out even a simile-, a kiss (hxI, no! {halation, not unlike breath is.suing file said .statement with the Town; “It isn’t a case w;here any sort of'.fiom the lungs of a wounded giant. -■tt. 'lews Of Oipp C^espondents Clerk, setting forth: j medicine can do much goo<l,” the doc (1) His or her name; style of fiiTn,|tor explained. “I’ve had other ca.scs name or company, or corporation. |like it. Nothing organicallj;. wrong, (2) The trade, buisine.ss, profession, j but—young understand! It’.s th('coun- or occupation for which a license isjtiy, I guess. The heat or the mopotony re<tuired. . jor—hofH* <lofcrred, maylK*. We havtf (3) The amount of business pro- a lot of it down here. If your well had posed to be dorte during the current year and in those ca**c« in,which such infoi'mation is required, the amount of business done the previous year in the same occupation, trade, business, or profession if. the-same was carried on or prosecuted- the previous year. The' Town Clerk ahall thereupon assess and collect the proper license tax ae provided for in this Ordinance, and such tax being paid, .shall issue to the applicant the proper license. I’m sure she’d have rallied,” he conic .said, __ The husBanJ .sat most of that day in a trance waiting for his hideous dream to end. Sometimes he bowed his head in his hands, but theother watchers could tears or sweat 11 vv a.s an Abbatoir pnd I’rocessing Tax INSURANCE We offer expert service, and protection. A^eni for some of the strongest Fire Insurance Companies in America. R^ ESTATE Town and country prop erty; Prices attractive.^, _ Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. II. BOYD. Agent an ordinance oeiy, iHmctratjng sound, close yet far away; it cartie from no- ,.-,btor. 'The where, from everywhere, and it rai.sed ,Wny \ther fanners, have the hair upon the nveks of the listen- grievanye to to the ptniple ers. Together >hcy tumbled out of /.n , ^h<-hanty , Lr citywas pas.so. There whs nothing in sight t’xcept j ^^^at all meats to l»e sdld in Clinton the Honiestake derrick, a gaunt skelc-|,,,^^^ ^111#.,! in ahbatoiri ton ailvered by the nioqn; neverthe-, government -steps in and] le.ss that sigh grew, second by .second,j^^at meat killed\thert\i.s sub-' and as it continued it changed >nto processing tax.^ - \ { whjalLng moan, inde.Hcnbably blood-1 predicament; I am\om-| curdling. The men roalized finally that' abbatoir, this lay^me not tell wh^er it .wa« it carrte from the* well. And yet that federal processing tax of 2 that ran ddwm l>etween I was iimi>o.ssible!'The soil lieneath their per v^und. I can sell up to Section-.iJL_For any basiness, trade,{the little brown Goya children play- occupation or profesaion riot enum- ing in the road. They were laughing' \ erated in Section 1 of this Ordinance, the license ahall be fixed by the May or and he is hereby given full power and authority to fix same and such licerwe therefor as shall be fixed by the Mayor shall be a* binding in ev ery respect as though jk was speci- ifically enumerated ^Tesignated in jUik Ordinance. ! Section 10. The license taxes herein his fingers. They fancied it mast Iwj feet was trembling now;, from the'^j,^^ hundred jiounds without pro- the I§ysc^wever, for his grief was {casing mouth Is.sued a vibrating mm-j j^ju too abysmal for tears. jble, a rasping, lisping, guigling roar., ^ow am I to comply with the; I.ate in the afternoon Fisk heard Then before their staring eye.s a^i federal law at^ ■ arnaring thing t^k place. Homestake, Number One vomited into the night i , . **" . X . T .. 1, . . 1 i ' li diist one,example: I had killed at He loaned aloud. Children! Glona a gey.ser of black mud and water andj^^ abbatoir a hog netting 170 pounds, and he had wanted children, but there broken stotie. The bunlen came withal billing same $1.00. I paW \|imposed are levied for the purpose of 50.-00 2.00 35.00 10.00 Wagon raising funds to meet the annual Or dinary expenses of the Town of Clin ton for the fiscal year commencing on the 1st day of J^anuary, 1936, and for tbe purpose of paying in whole or in part an^y : legal indafatadaess of tbe said city - incurred for ordinary ex penses thweof falling due during the said fiscal year. All annual licenses must be paid on or beforo January 15th, 1936j-on 'fien- again the desert bad thwarted them. Ibis was no country for white womien. A mtfn might as well lock; his wife ip a furnace and expect her to bear chil dren. So Gloria was dying! And he had killed her! He rose and croaked about the house, wringing his hand.s. His mental numbness was .wearing off now and agony consumed him. 'His mind was galloping, running away, a great retching, as if coughed out from the>^very vitals of the earth, but oddly enough, instead of diminishing, the jet mounted higher, monfent by moment, along with the pitch of'the sound that came with it. It sprayed THE HAPPY Medium , alty of an additional 10 per cent af- ton hereto affixed this, the 29th day ter January 15th. If license is not paid by February 15th, 1936, the busi ness shall be. closed by tbe Police De partment Slid letknr brought m-the Recorder’s Court, under Section 5 of this Ordinance for the misdemeemor of doing boaineaa without licenae. Section 11. This OrdiaancF shall go my darkey ten cents out of every dol lar for selling it. The (fawline and 1 wear of the car amounts to no little |! item. Now the government raided mei today and collected $4.50-processing ,, . . , , , , .tax. Thi.s tax would not have had to! up, up, dimming the eighty-foot der.|j^^. j ^ome. 1 rick Ration by s<*ction. until the; j ^ horkllled today at the ab-‘ block was hidd<m/It stood there {.^,^^1^ j the'l>ones and sau-| finally, a tremendous fountain belch-. engages! without payingl ing lU rage up towards the ^mpty^^j^ processing tax of 2'^ cents perl' and he talked incessantly, but with a sky. There was the rush of many wa-<p^und thick tongue and without finishing tens; the desert was drowmed beneath ■ j towns mast have ordinances a deluge; there came a raw, penetrat- protection of its people. The! ing odor of gas and petroleum abbatoir is all right; but the city Homestake Number One had comesome plan that II 1. J « 'will allow us to sell our little surplus . The valley had flung off its-.suffo-1 this complication and eating shroud of heat; for a few hours,- at lea.st there was respite. In the liv-i > ’ p W BURNS ing room of the Fisk home the doctor | gi', mo^ and the nurse were talkirtg quietly,] 7.- soberly; occasionally they stopp^j , • and listened, for out of the night I ^ Read came a moaotonoug -imtp liko .. ’THE CHRONICLE hoarse blast of a siren many miles j away. Finally through this irritating Many persons lire either— _ Over-Insured V .7! or . . . ■ Uhd^er-insured Qur exp^ience can aid you in findiHK the happy medium where your insur ance is just right. Consult us today. No dbli- gat ion, of course. f|.T). Henry^ Company INSURANCE CLINTON, - - aC into effect on the 1st day of January, A. D., 1936. Done and ratified by the Town • Council of the Town of Clinton, S. C., in Council Assembled, and the cor porate seal of the said Town of Clin- at'least there was respite. In the liv-i of November, A. D., 1935, and in the One Hundred and Sixtieth year of the Sovereignty and Independence of the United States ^-America ^ Atteet:. P. S. BAILEY, Mayor. D. C. 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