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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
EMERGENCY TARIFF
WILL WIN IN HOUSE,
SUPPORTERS INSIST
Fight on Measure, How
ever, Is Expected in
Senate.
LOWER BODY GIVES BILL
RIGHT OF WAY TODAY
Suspends All Business of Cal
endar to Make Way for
Fordney Draft.
IRy Associnted rress. ]

WASHINGTON. Dec. sl.-The Ford
ney emergency tarir measure. de-
signed to protect some twenty-odd
farm products by stopping their i'm
portation through heavy duties, VIII
be called up in the House tomorrow
under n special rule giving it right
OF way and limiting debate.
Although hard fight is expected
proponents OF the bill declared to-
right its passage by the House was
certain. Its fate. however, In the
Senate is regarded as somewh hat
doubtful.
In the first test vote today advo-
Gates OF the special tariff legislation
won a signal victory by adopting. &c
to 40. motion to suspend the busi-
ness OF Calendar "Wednesday so as to
bring the bill to a vote tomorrow be-
fore Adjournment. There will be no
opportunity 10 include other articles
by amendments.
The bill was denounced in the
House today as special Legislation"
by Representative Madden. Republic
can. Illinois. who declared that its
"unwisdom must he manifest TO
everybody" The purpose OF the
measure, Mr.. Madden said was to
ltgisiate on few articles and TO
eliminate from consideration many
other articles in the hands Of thou
sands or dealers
LonESorth Fnvors Dill.
The only other reference to IL on
the floor WAS by Representative
LonEworth, Republican,, Ohio. who
said 1t was needed TO save important
agricultural interests from stark
and certain ruin"
Wide divergence of opinion has de-
Fcloped among Southern members in
regard TO the Fordncy proposal. Some
OF the members. among them Repre-
Dominick. Democrat, South
Carolina. are fiatly opposed TO the
bill as framed. Daily conferences
are being held in the hope of reach
ing an agreement as to action upon
that section OF the measure which
CONTINUED on Twelfth paEe)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
Irish Home Rule Bill Passes in
Commons and Goes to the King

IL within three and a half yenrs,
tho measure automatically dies 80
FAR ns tho section refusing to nc
ccpt IL is concerned.
In the meantime, either section
declining to accept can be ruled
ns crown colony. The limit OF
three and n half years was ndoptcd
bccause by TINT time there must
he nm election md n new Iouxc OF
Commons.
The bill now provides that there
shall be set .pb by popular eIcc-
tions two Pnrlinmcnts, one for III
stcr and one for the South. Each
Parliament shall decide upon the
method of selecting scnntcs. The
connecting link between them will
nc the Irish council OF forty-t,rO
Tor cHch scctIOn. Each senate will
select seven of it's council mcm-
bcrs and each parliament thirteen.
The president of the conncil Will
be appointed by the Lord-LIcuten-
ant ON the advice or the crown
which mcnns that the government
In power cnn put nny one Mt the
head OF the Irish Legislative body
1t plenscs. The iden expressed by
ministers explaining the hill I,
that the council Will form, n bridge
upon which In time the two pnriIn-
ment" can get together md form
one body for the entire country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
COX FORCES FIGHT
MOVE TOOVERHAUL
. PARTY MACHINERY
Look With Disfavor on
Chadb0urne Boom for
Craftsmanship.
PALMER SUPPORT BEHIND
0Hl0AN, SAY INSIDERS
Two San Francisco Aspirants
Dominate Democratic Or
ganization Now.
Hf J. FREDERICK ESSARY.
Stan Correspondent of The Tlmcs.


DisRntch.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Dec. 'e1,-f tho
friends of Governor Cox are in n pc
sition to control the situation. there
Will be no reorganization OF the Dem
ocratic National Committee in. the i'm
mediate future. and IL may be many
months before this question is ap-
preached in decisive manner.
Chairman George White will ncith-
er resign nor stand aside for the clcc-
tion Of Thomas l.. Chadbourne. Rob
crt w. Woollcy. Daniel l.. Ropcr.
Joseph i. Tumu!ty or any other party
leader who has been mentioned in
connection with the reorganization
program.
These facts became known today
from sources close to Governor Cox
The late presidential candidate of the
party who brought about the cleo
tion OF Mr.. White, and who has DOM
mated the machinery of the Demo-
cratic party since his nomination at
San Francisco. is represented as be-
ing tiatly opposed to the surrender
OF that control at this time
lie is particularly opposed. it is
said. to delivering the national COM
mittcc into the hands of friends Of
former Secretary of the Treasury
William C. McAdoo at this early
stage. 1t may develop later that Mr.
McAdoo will become the logical can
didate Of the party In 1924. but Gcv-
ernor Cox is said to believe that II
is far too early for the McAdoo sup
portcrs to enter the field with the
obvious purpose of seizing control
OF the party machinery In behalf CT
their favoritc.
No Objection Personally.
Commenting specifically upon the
Chadbourne candidacy for tho Dem
ocratic national craftsmanship. friends
OF Governor Cox declared that they
had no objection To- him personally.
but tina; his election. In view OF his
relationship to Mr.. McAdoo. could
only mean that the McAdoo people
were seeking 10 pre-cmpt the pres
idential nomination four years hence.
an enterprise which the CcX people
will stubbornly discourage.
Discussing the mattQr further, the
Governors friends insist that the
Chadbourne candidacy is purely one
OF money. He is backed. they argue.
by Bernard Baruch and few other
rich men who have the notion that
the craftsmanship of the Democratic
>'ational Committee is for sale
SO far as the deficit which the
incurred during The last
campaign is concerned. it'is declared
here that Governor Cox's friends are
able and fully prepared to pay il:
also to raise enough money. in addi-
tion, to keep the committee on an
active basis.
No effort whatever is made to con-
cea! the opposition of the Cox people
to Chadbourne or any other aspirant
for the chairmanship. And il Mr.
CONTINUED on Second PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
IS KNOWN DEAD IN
BLOOD|EST BATTLE
. OF IRISH REBELLION
Constabulary Losses in
Tlpperary Clash Not
Yet Reported.
SERGEANT WALSH IS
KILLED IN AMBUSH
Believe British Will Now Clean
Hills of Southwest
Ireland.
SIM FEINERS INTRENCHED
Country Sparseiy Settled, and Com.
munication With Remote Sec
tions Difficult.
Sim FEINERs 1NTRENcHED
Country Sparseiy Settled, and Com.
munication With Remote Sec
tiOns Difficult.
ny ROBERT J. PREV.

Universal Service STAN Corre,ponse,+
LONDON. Dec. 2i.-The biggest and
most desperate battle of all tho recent
struggles between the Irish Republi.
can army and the forces Of tho Crown
occurred last evening in Tipperarv
Fifteen Republicans are already re-.
ported killed. but the Crown losses mr..
unannounced
IL Is known. however. that Sergeant
walsh, of the Royal Irish Constabu-
iary' while rushing re-enforcements
TO the scene of the battle, was shot
dead.
IL is believed that this action marks
the opening OF General Sir Neville
Macready's campaign to clear tho
nils OF Southwest Ireland, where the
Republicans have been tho most
strongly intrenched
communication with this remotsi
and sparsely settled district is diff
cult. but 1t is known that the con-
fiict occurred In wild stretch OF
country between Mullinshonc and
Nine-Mile House. where presumably
troops were sent to capture Slim
Feiners, who were known to have
gathered at the mountain retreat.
Irish Cover Roadway.
Ihe Republicans. who were inform-
cd as to the official plans, stretched
their forces out to cover the entire
roadway over an cight-mile front
which. however. they thinly held. The
troops proceeding Slong the road IN
lorries. fell into the ambush, but
quickly broke up their forces and ex-
tended themselves in order 20 give
battle to the hidden enemy
Heavy firing continued for nou,s.
while messengers sped for re-cr-
forcements. which w"!o rushed In
trucks the thirty miles from Kilkenny.
When just outside of Ca,lan. tho re-
enforcing party was ais, ambushed
and 1t was here that s. .seant Walsh
fell dead. Sergeant shannon was also
wounded.
1! is statcd ina, tie fighting re-
suited In = victory sor the crown
forces who routed the Republicans.
Taking prisoners. included n number
of wounded, who were placed in am
bulances and rushed ove- the rocky.
broken roads to neighboring towns
smaller ambush occurred at Ros-
searberry. in Couaty Cork. where a
patrol OF three BLACK and Tans" wero
attacked near their barracks. Two
OF them,were wounded The ambush
ers fed after ten minutes Of lighting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
HUGHES TO HEAD CABINET,
IS LATEST PREDICTION
Conference With Knox, in Wash
ington, Reported rs Acceptance
of Portfolio.
TO GIVE UP LAW PRACTICE
Former Supreme Court Justice Will
Have to Give Up Lucrative Bus
mess for Public Life IL He de-
cidcs to Accept.
TO GIVE UP LAW PRACTICE
fBv universal Service l

WASHINGTON. Dec. ol-Charles
Evans Hughes has consented to he
come Secretary OF State in the Cabinet
OF President Elect Harding
THIS became known today, follow
Ing L conference which the former
Justice OF the Supreme Court held
with Senator Knox. OF Pennsylvania.
who was said TO be acting as an agent
OF the Presidcnt-clect
The former Justices consent 10 take
the State portfolio was complete
reversal Of his position taken when
the matter was first suggested. SEN
ator Knox, himself former Secre-
tary' OF State. convinced Judge Hughes
mat the past views OF the league of
nations issue constitute no barrier in
the way of accepting the Cabinet
berth.
Judge hughes arrived here yester-
day, sccluding himself at the Shore
ham Hotel and declining to comment
in any way upon himself as a Cab
met possibility. Immediately follow
ing his conference with the Pennsyl-
vania Senator, he caught a train for
New York, still avoiding making any
public statements.
Real Mission Obscured.
"Ostcnsibly, Senator Knox's mission
was to convince the former justice
that his ideas as TO foreign policy
would fit in very well at the Hard
ing Cabinet table. but the fact is that
Senator KnoX's job was to get Mr..
Hughes 10 give up very lucrative
law practice for public service in the
fContinued ON EiChtb p,ro1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
NEW YEAR PRESENT
IN STOCK DIVIDENDS
HERE ISS2,3OO,0OO
Richmond Investors Reap
Rich Harvest From Bus
mess Concerns.
VIRGINIA CANCELS BONDS
BEFORE MATURITY DATE
Substantial Bonuses Given EN-
ployes by Many Banks
of City.

More than s2.oc0.ooo. representing
dividends from investments OF the
Richmond public in stock of business
enterprises. banks of the city. the
city OF Richmond. and the Common
wealth OF Virginia, will be handed
out here January / as huge New
Years present to investors Seldom
In the history of the city has there
been such a dividend day as the com
ing OF 1921 will bring.
Besides the regular dividend,
which the banks and business in
siitutions Of the city arc paying this
year. many OF them are giving an cx-
ira dividend as proof OF the pros
perity OF the times.
Cancel S:5OO,uOO In Bonds.
Not only is business prosperous,
bu, the Common wealth as well is IL
!ustratinS that there IL no founda-
tion in the business depression so
much advertised. Despite the fact
that there are no bonds OF the State
coiiectable until 1892. Second Auditor
Roswell Page announces in his an
nual report. that as the States fin
-
600 worth OF the debt against her has
been purchased quietly within the
past few months and will be can
ccllcd At once.
Several banks and other business
concerns here have not yet held meet
inSs OF the boards of directors at
which dividends are declared, and tor
this reason have not announced wha,
dividends will be paid. Among these
are the American National Bank and
the American Trust Company.
v. II. & T.. Dividends.
For the first time in more than n
year the Virginia Railway and Power
Company will next week pay out 4
dividend OF si79,96S on its capi,ul
stock OF s7.999.400.
The largest dividend. however. Will
be paid by the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company. which will pay /
per cent on It's S27,es4.40O: and . per
cent on S2l.i66.791 OF preferred stock.
The total which will be paid out in
dividends Will be s479.eG4.
Four per cent quarterly dividend
has been declared by the Savings
Bank of Richmond. or $4,000 on a
capita! of 100000.
Besides declaring IL 3 per cent semi
annual dividend the West End Bank
is awarding its employees n bonus of
20 per cent of their annual salaries.
The Union Bank of Richmond is pay
ing per cent quarterly dividend on
s500.o or 10000 on it's stock.
Declare Per Cent Dividend.
Directors OF tho Virginia Trust
G'DmDlny declared nt tbc;r lac, ,,nat :
ing per cent dividend on $1,000
900; and the First National Bank will
pay a quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent
On so.ooO,O0O.
An additional l per cent dividend
WAS added Ia the semiannual per
cent declared by the Loan and saw
ings Corporation this year.
Probably the feature of the divi-
dend declarations to date is that of
Continued on Eighth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
SILVER TEA HELPS
BRING MONEY FOR
10 OPPORTUNITIES
Printers Raise Fund'Of $40
in Action on Spur of
Moment.
LITTLE TIME TO LOSE
AS YULETIDE APPROACHES
Oversubscriptions Are Received
in Two Cases, Yet 8 Are Still
Shy as Time Flies.

IL is not necessary for one to take
down his "Christma3 Carol" and read
over again tho story Of dear old Bob
Cratchit and Tiny Tim, and Old
Scroogc TO be reminded Of the many
real cases Of wretchedness rish, here
at home. No one need go with old
scrooge to his lonely lodgings and
peer through the window upon the
Christmas crowds below clamoring to
10 one another good turn. No one
need bring up memories OF the Bene-
VIOLENT Gentlemen seeking subscrir-
lions TO the Christmas fund for the
poor and neSdy. No one med brool
over the lost opportunities No reed
TO cry over split milk. Christmas is
here. No time to look around for
something to do with your money
FOR the purpose Of spreading Yule,ide
cheer.
All this has been done. Benevolent
Gentlemen have found the opp,r-
tunitics-ten of them. And all there
is to do is To bring forth few dol
lars TO place with other shining 81!
yer men. TO be utilized in spreading
Joy 10 those who are unable 10 pro-
vide for themselves. Nearly every
one in town has helped to grasp these
opportunities
Santa Is CnminS.
Santa Claus is on his way. His
bells can be- heard tinkling in the dis
tance. and his team is putting on
speed
You've heard about these oppor-
tunities, haven't you? If you haven't.
20 hp ct.
thing for people to do these joyous
days, when the shop windows are
agiow with holly and cedar ana tho
moist panes half conceal the good
things displayed therein
Men, women or children who sleep
while ali the world is singing the
glad tidlngs OF great joy. ough, to
be made tor stay in bed the rest OF
their miserable lives. For they are
missing all the good things OF life
while they lay wrapped UP In sheets
and blankets. Yes, while they Law
wrapped up, there are poor people
shivcring and shaking before sparks
OF Ares. wrapped in scant little pieces
OF shawl that might have once been
good enough TO polish your fine heater
or to wipe dust from your shoes.
And while those who have not yet
graspcd one Of these opportunities
lean over your well-fillcd breakfast
table at a. VI. sulping down their
rich cup OF Rio and wailowing in
cakes and syrup. there are human
beings nihbling on crusts and drink
ing mean. lowly water. spoiled with
fe" grains Of imitation coffee.
These are no figures OF speech: they
picture real people. right here in
Richmond.
Want to Aid Poor.
1t is .or the purpose OF helping
these helpless ones that The Times
Dispatch. through the Associated
Charities. has gathered these Ten
Opportunities.
No use listening any further 10 this
sermon. II isn't sermon, and any
ia, a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
REPUBLICANS AMBUSH
BRITISH AT THREE PLACES
tBy Associated Press.J

by associated gFeSS.J
DUBLIN. Dec. 2i.--Heavy lighting
has taken place between large forces
OF civilians on one side. and soldiers
and police on tho other in the section
lying between Cnllan. County Kill
kenny, and Glenbower. County Tip
perary.
The military and police were am
bushed at not less than three diff
fercnt places yesterday and numer-
Gus casualties resulted on both sides.
These included Sergeant Walsh,
royal Irish constabulary. killed, some
soldiers number undetermined, killed;
ten or fifteen civilians killed and
Sergeant Shannon and several soldiers
wounded. About thirty civilians were
wounded or captured.
An official communication issued
by general headquarters tonight es-
Inmates the casualties among the at
tack!ng forces at sixteen and gives
the military casualties as one pri-
vate severely wounded. No police
casualties are mentioned. Tho state
ment says the details are still In
doubt and that no information has
yet been received regarding the am
bush Of police re-enforcements from
Clonmei.
The inhabitants OF the country side
are In state OF terror and many
are tleeing from their homes.
II is known that civilians suffered
heavily in this encounter. Their
losses are estimated' at between ten
and ffteen killed. and thirty wound
eG or captured.
The country bordering the stretch
OF road between Callan and Glen
bower was like regular war area
throughout the day. Tho forces en-
gagged on both sides are believed to
have numbered hundreds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
100 Artists Evicted to-
Give Sausage Men Room
IRy United Nev.,l

>CHICAGo. Dec. 21.-Art In q
bnrnncle ON the hull of progress.
So decided the new owners Of
the Tree building here today, when
100 artists were evictcd and liter
nlly put on the street to mnke why
for the giided Offices of snuxage
pnrvcyors and other progressive
perxons In trade. The "Who'x
Who" OF Chicago nrt have had
studios In the Tree building for
many years.
To make II worse. It was snow-
Ing uhea the eviction took place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
Lifts Hip Liquor Ban (,
in Chicago for Christmas
my United News.l

CHICAGO, Dee. :i.-Police Chief
ChnrtrS Fitzmorris sends this
Christmns greeting to the people
OF Chicago;
"Merry Christmas to one and all.
II you tote hip liquor during the
sncrcd season, our department
Will not Interfere. We arc too
busy looking for bandits to bother
about what you have In your
pocket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
a DEFENDANTS IN SHEPARD
MURDER CASE ARE FREED
Stnte Fails to Make Out Cnsc Against
Accused, Court
Rules.
fRy Associated Press.

MACON, GA. Dec. 21.-An four OF
tho defendants charged with poison
Ing Fred ID. Shepard. Of Houston,
County, for his money, were dis
charged here late tonight by Judge
H A Mathews. of Superior, Court.
Tho Judge held that even granting
that Shepard was poisoned. tho State
had not presented sufficient evidence
to connect them with the deed. He
also declared testimony Of experts
reEarding the alleged poiaoning was
conaictinG. e 81 : ..sis !. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
AND POLICE
AAIBUSHED IN TIPPERARY
tBy Associated Pres

CLONMEL, TIPrERARY. IRE
LAND. Dec. 2l.-The military and
police who were ambushed by civil
ians Monday at Muliinahone. in tho
mountains Of Tippsrary, escaped
without casualties. contrary to the
earlier reports. 1t is not known
whether any members OF tho attack
Ing party suffered casualties. 4
dispatch to tho Freeman.s Jour.
nal OF Dublin Monday night said u
was understood tho troops Grod %
the ambuscading party. killing ten
or wounding and capturing thirtx.
Tho military casualties wcra repertsl
tconiinaod on TTsIST1 ,FsEa5 N :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
OPPORTUNITY No. 1.

OPPORTUNITY No. 1.
Family of nvc. The man In pnr-
sEIed' the woman Ii delicate md
cnn only work internationally. Chill
drcn nre-boy of II, two girls of 10
n"u 'earn each. To keep this
family together 300 In needed.
Received ycntrrday .....S 1000
Previously acknowledged 3l4.OO
Total s3:,t 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
Times-Dispatch's Ten Opportunities
Will Aid Constructive Charity Work

OF the
OF
"'h"ons t" The Tmes-DInpatch
ch, chp,ond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
oProItTIrNITY M :,
orroRruNIrY No. T.

Family Of sixi man In III and must
be operated upont the woman In also
III. oidest of children In II yenrn.
Need $500 TO help during prencnt
distress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22

OPPORTUNITY No. :.
An old couple. Man IL too old 10
DO anything but odd IoDa, woman IL
an iRvnlid. They have no Kim and
no meann of support, x3Go VIII keen
thi" couple out of the poorhouse for
me yenr.
leccived ycsterdhy ...S 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
OPPORTUNITY No. O.

OPPORTUNITY No. O.
Widow physically unable to work.
Oldest of four children. n girl or IC.
IN struggling TO maintain family ON
$40 n week salary; S.G0 IL needed.
Received ,cstcrdny .....s .o.50
Previousiy acknowledged. -. 1910
Total ................... .s.i4.0O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
HARDING TO TAKE
VACATION IN EI.OHInA

tBy Associated Press.l
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Dec. Ell
President Elect Harding and his wife
will spend several weeks in Florida
Continued on Eighth PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22

OPPORTUNITY No. y.
Wido" with three children. nEes
%, $ md I. Mother Is unable to do
hut light work nnu sewing. making
from SO to 81 weekly. Need $3.50.
Received yrstrrdny ..S 1880
Previously acknowledged =. ID8.IU
Total ScI1 cO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
OPPORTUNITY No. :.

Widow with three children To sup-
port. She must soon undergo mn
operation. when NIL Income will
SOP. For the emergency, $3.50 il
needed.
Received ycstcrdny ..... .&f7 90
Previously acknowledged. .oI 90
--
Total sn,G ,,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
orrouruNIrY No. =

OTTOh z NITf NO. 3.
Widow with ave children, the old
est of whom In 10 years. of age.
Mother IN mnkinE n pitifuI effort tn
support family hy sewing. Need
sIO0.
Received yesterday .....S .o.JO
Previously acknowledged 21I.GO
Total S3Ot 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
ui.poRrUNIrY Nm n

OPPORTUNITY No. o.
Family of eight. 1Ynn In earning
SIS n week; woman Is mn Invalid.
Six children nre inxuflcientiy fed
and clothed, $500 is needed.
deceived yesterday 1000
Previously acknowledged. -. Is0UD
Total $4,000
OPPORTUNITY No. 10.
Received yesterday I.,o
Previously acknowledged. =. .U.. .35
io'ni ................... .$..9-S5
torernubxcrIbed. scO.S5p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
Want to Aid Poor.

1t is :or the purpose OF helping
these helpless ones that The Times
Dispatch. through the Associated
Charities. has gathered these Ten
Opportunities.
No use listening any further TO this
sermon. II isn't 4 sermon. and any
fCoptinued ON ,r1vnIf,h -, -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22

CONTINUED on Eighth Page }
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-22
oprnRrI.NIry M =

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Continued on Second Page.
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CONTINUED ON Twelfth Page)
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OPPORTUNITY No.

Total sa:si.oo