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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
CONSTANTINE AND PARTY
DEPART FROM LUCERNE.
Large Crowd Cheers as Royal
Guests Bonrd Railroad Train
for Venice.
TRIUMPHAL PROGRESS is AIM
Greek Government Preparing TO
Make Trip From Phaleron TO
Athens Jubilant Occasion-Popu-
lace to Turn Out En- Mnssc.
IBy Associated Press. i

LCCERNE. SWITZERLAND. Dec
ii.-Former King Constantine OF
Greece, Queen Sophie and other mem
ocrs OF the royal party. left here to-
day on the journey to Athens. They
were cheered at the station by a
great crowd.
Not having n passport. Constantine
has been given special document by
.he Swiss government to enable him
10 cross the frontier into Italy.
The royal party boarded the train
a. la:i0 o'clock and II pulled out for
Venice at o'clock, as scheduled,
without incident. AT Venice. Con-
stantine and the others will hoard
the Greek cruiser averofr and proceed
10 Greece BY sea.
Members of the royal suite. with
their families. made arrangements Ia
go TO Brindisi. Italy, where late this
week they will go on board mcr-
chant ship and sail for Greece All
luggage owned by the King and his
followers had been sent away. Plans
FOR trlumphal progress from
Phalcron to Athens have been made
by the Greek government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
BORAH WANTS PACT
WITH ENGLAND AND
JAPAN TO D|SARM
Offers Resolution Seeking
Triple Agreement to Linn
it Warship Program.
WOULD ASK FIVE-YEAR
NAVAL BUILDING TRUCE
Daniels Appears Before House
Naval Committee, Asking Big
gest Navy in World.
Lpx Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, Dec. li.-Rumorcd
intentions Of Great Britain and ia
pan TO seek n trirartite agreement
with the United States for limitation
OF warship building programs came
up todny in Congress.
In the Senate a resolution was Of
fercd BY Senator Rorah. Republican
Idaho. requesting the President To
seek an agreement with those powers
for fve-year naval building truce
with construction programs cut in
half during that period. 1t would
he said. develop whether Great Brit
nin and japan arc sincere in the talk
of reducing armaments.'
Before the House Naval Affairs
Committed. Secretary Daniels present
cd his recommendations for naval
obstruction with this comment:
II proforcrl!y believe That tho Unit
cd States cannot afford to take II fve-
year naval holiday as 1t has been
rumored England and japan will sug-
gest tc tins country.
Binndcr, Says Daniels.
II, would be n blunder. almost q
crime. for the United States to enter
into an alliance with any two or three
nations either to suspend or curtail
nava. building or for any other pur-
pose. il would certainly make for
suspicion among the other nations.
TIE tex. Of Senator Borah's reso-
luton follows:
Whereas. representative and Of
hca, OF the Japanese government
had advised the world that the Jap
anesc government cannot consen. 10
even consider Il program of disarma-
mcnt on account OF the naval program.
OF the Unite.t states: and,
Whereas. by this statement the
world is iLfo-inei and Is expected to
believe that japan sincerely desires
= support 4 IfuErann of disarmaan an"nt
tut cannct d. So in safety to hc--
self on account Of the attitude ard
building program Of this government;
and
Whereas. the only navics whose
size and efficiency require tho ccn-
sideration of this government in de-
tcrmining the question of the size
OF it's navy nrc those of Great Brit
ain and Japan. two governments
long associated by an alliance: and.
Whereas, the United states is now
and has ever been in favor of a prac-
teal program of disarmament:
NOW. therefore. be II resolved by
CONTINUED on second Pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
CONSTANTINE TO ABDICATE
SOON, SAY DISPATCHES

PARIS. Dec. 14.-constantine will
not remain long on the throne OF
Greece. say Geneva dispatches to
newspapers of this city. The cor
respondents declare they obtained
this information from "a parsonage
closely connected with Constantine" !"
He is quoted as saying that after a
brief interval Constantine will abd!
cate in favor OF Prince George. Duke e
of Sparta.
In taking this course. Constantine.
1t is asserted. will give the impress
sion that he Is acting in accordanc,
with his own wishes and not accord :
Ing To those of the allies.
This decision was reached upon
representations from Dem ctrios
Rhallis. the Greek Premier, who is
said to have pointed out that Greece
would be in critical situation ii
opposed by the great powers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
SALARY MEASURE BEATEN
BY BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Original Vote. o to 3, but Grund,
Changes So as to Move for
Reconsideration.
HOPES FOR FINAL PASSAGE
Body Refuses to Concur i'm Orsii-
nance, Passed by Common Coun-
Gil, Fixing 8-Hour Day for Per
Diem Employees.

The Board OF Aldermen last night
gave the much battered ordinance
Increasing the salary Of ttle Director
o! Public Works another jolt, and
by the vote of 5 to 4. it was laid
away for period The original vote
was to 3. but Alderman Grundy,
who approved adoption and voted in
the affirmative, changed his vote.
so that at the next meeting OF the
Board he may move to reconsider. 1t
is believed that the two votes neces-
sary for the adoption Of the rcsolu-
tion may he forthcoming at a full
meeting of the Board. The absen-
tees were Aldermen Epps. winfre.
and Workman. y two-thirds vote of
the membership Of the Board is neces-
sary for the passage OF the ordinance.
There are twelve members.
Before final action was taken.
Alderman Powers offered an amend :
ment fixing the salaries of the Di-
rectors OF Public Works and Public
Utilities at $500 each. and the sal
aries Of the Directors OF Public Safety
and Public Welfare at $500 each.
Alderman Puller suggested further
amendment by the addition of the
Comptroller and the CITY Attorney at
a salary OF $500 each. Alderman
Grundy approved this amendment.
and said he stood ready to do any
thing that would help toward a solu-
tion Of the problem and bring this
interminablc discussion to an end
Amendment Is Defeated.
The amendment was defeated by
the vote OF Z To ., the latter beng
Aldermen Grundy and Powers.
Then the main proposition came up
and on recorded vote was defeated
by the vote of 6 to 3. Before this vote
was announced. however, Colonel
Grundy changed to the negative, stat
Ing that tie did SO because at the
proper time he would ask for re-
consideration. The final vote was.
accordingly, 5 to 4: Ayes-tiunst,
Nunnally, Puiler. White. Adams
noes-Grundy, Melton, Pow wcrs,
Woody.
y peculiar parliamentary tanglc
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
PENROSE STRIKES
D|SCORDANT NOTE
IN c. 0. P. CHORUS
Starts Party Conferences
of His Own While Hard
ing Meets Leaders.
DISCUSSES CABINET
AT ATLANTIC CITY
James M. Beck and D. ]. Hill
Are Named Among the
Possibilities.
ny ROBERT !. BENDER.

United News StnT Correspondence.
ATLANTIC CITY. Dec. l4.-Trom
his retreat in the Shclbourne Hotel
here. Senator Boies Penrose is run
ming little political show OF his
own. while President Fleet Harding
is busy with conferences in Marion
Not day passes that does not
bring some OF the @. o. p. chief
tain's lieutenants or political asso-
ciatcs for an exchange of news and
counsel. And from day to day Pen
rose casts out upon the Republican
waters bits OF bread In the form oi
Cabinet suggestions. his views on the
league OF nations and other morsels
that are beginning to assume nm i'm
the meager gleanings from the
Marion conferences
Both in personal appearance ant
in the tone of his conversation will
callers II is plain that reports o
Penrosc's declining health and in.
nuence In the party may have beer
bit premature. He has shown a
remarkable betterment In physical
condition considering the length oi
his Illness and the short time since
he manifested change toward i'm.
provemcnt. And there can be nc
doubt. II testimony OF his callers car
be accepted, that he is very much
In the political arena
Situation Is IntcrcntfnE
Friends OF Senator Harding stated
during the campaign with no little
vigor that neither Penrose nor any
one else" would boss" the Harding
administration. And Harding him
SELF in his speech to the United
States Senate. rather polntedly en-
phasized that. while o-operation
with the Senate was his foremost
objective, he wanted ii well under
stood that he would be ever cog
INFANT OF his executive preroGatives.
So developments In the Penrose
bailiwick now are interesting. par
ticularly in their points of opposition
to DEVELOPMENTS at Marion.
Harding, ut his retreat. declares
Cabinet possibilities are not yet In
line for discussion, that he has ten
dered no invitations to prospects.
and that tins situation will prevail
for quite some time yet. From the
Pcnrosc retreat here comes the sug-
gcstion that James NJ Beck and
David Jayne Hill are being consid
cred for the portfolio Of Secretary
or State. that Beck also is being con-
siderod for United States ambassador
to Great Britain, that General After
bury president of the PENNSYLVANIA
Rail1pad system. would make u
splendid Secretary of War AMI that
Mayor J. Hampton Moore. OF Phi,a-
dolphin. would be n strong man in
.he Caoinet. Not word yet about
Senator Knox for Secretary az State.
ana naturally politicians wonder IL
fehrose does not prefer TIM; Knox
remain in the Senate.
From Marion comes the news that
senator Harding has conferred with
continued on Eighth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
STIRRING APPEAL OF
TEN OPPORTUNITIES
BRINGS SPEEDY AID
Contributions for Needy
Families Mean Joy to
Humble Homes.
RESPONSE is WIDESPREAD
THROUGH OLD DOMINION
Amount Received Yesterday by
The Times-Dispatch
Totals $157.

This Will be a real Christmas for
the little children of the "Tcn OPP
portunities."
Smiles that faded away from the
faces Of their mothers many years
ago. when the unsuccessful struggle
against adversely brought in their
stead the marks OF bitter disappoint-
ment as they watched their families
grow UP In poverty and ignorance.
will come back as result or the
happiness of new day.
Fathers. who have lain helpless on
sick beds as the wolf knocked at tho
door and finally entered to bring
want to their loved ones. will enter
once more into the spirit Of the
season. resting easy after long years
of suffering and happy again as they
hurry toward the last scene of bit
ter life.
VIII Help Homeless wnIf.
waif, with no home OF her own
and ut the mercy OF a world appar-
emily cruel, but simply without pro-
per understanding. will be housed
comfortably in happy home. where
loving care will be !avished upon her
that she, like other girls. may grow
10 glorious womanhood
To all OF these the Star of Beth
lehem will mean more than ever /,
has The songs the shepherds heard
1000 years ago. and the light that
shed its radiance over the path of the
Three Wise Men as they journeycd
to the little Judean town. marking
the beginning Of the Christmas spirit
that has come down through the cen
turies--these will have new beauty
for the needy families for whom The
Times Dispatch is making it's annual
appeal to the warm hearted people of
Virginia. ~ -.
Citizens OF the Old rDomin ian are
Bleeding the plea. With all their
accustomed spirit OF unselfshness. in
tensiiied by trials OF the great war
when the hearts of mothers and ia
theirs everywhere beat az one for the
boys OF the nation on the far-fiung
battle fields OF France and Flanders
they are pouring in their contribu-
tions that this Christmas may be the
happiest ever for the unfortunate.
Recalls 'thc Other Wise Man."
The opportunity of really unselfish
service afforded in the appeal fer
these ten families recalls the beau
tifu! story written by Henry van
Dyke. With an overwhelming desire
TO see and worship the Christ. OF
whom he had heard much. The Other
Wise Man" mounted on the faithful
Arabian steed that he loved best
searched unayailingly for the Man
of Galilcc. The Christ had each time
just left the village or town where
he was sought. But in all his wan
derings- that kept I'M
until the beard of the man was white
Continued on Fourth PageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Fire Destroys Dunmore
Mansion, Says Report

Report that the country home
Governor OF Virginia. built la
i773, ON 0uecn's Creek. near VIII
linnsburE, wns destroyed hy firc
ycntcrdny afternoon was received
last might.
The house, which was on the
north slde of the creek, was called
"I'orto Bello." No condemnation OF
the report could be had last might
from w.sifseaasurs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
"Wolf Of Wall Street. Out on Appeal,
Cleans Up $2,00O,O00in "Short' Deals

Inst few months. LaInnr's meth
ods are dreaded by many wnH
street operators, being mainly
concerned with short side deals. to
which the recent condition Of the
mui'Set. with ntoclss plumbing new
depths. has been favorable.
Traders believe Il WINS the same
old "wolr' Tint cnused the scnsu-
tiouni brcnk In Middle Stntes OIL
from 20 cnr,ier In the yenr to L.
recently.
Lunar is due To return 10 At
lnntn soOn to serve the portion Of
his term the appeal lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
(By United Ne,ys.l

NEW YORK. Dec. i4.-Thc
sooner David Lamar. the "Wolf or
wall street" returns to Atlanta
prison tn serve the remainder of
his term OF ono year for obstruct-
ing shipments of munitions TO the
aiiies, the sooner number Of
Wall street financial men will re-
cover their pencc of mind.
Operating under cover while ut
liberty on appeal, Lnmnr is Maid
to have mnde from $1,000. 900 to
s:s0OO.OO9 by seIling short In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

SANTIAGO. CHILE. Dec. 14.-Ad-
vices TO the ministry OF the inte-
rior today confirm the reports of the
eruption of the volcano Vlllarica,
near the town of Pucon, in Valdiva
province. The volcano Is throwing
out quantities of lava, and the mes
sagcs state that considerable damage
also has been done agricultural lands
In the vicinity as a result OF series
of earthquakes last week centering
the valley OF Trancura, Several riv-
rrs changed their courses and lake
villarica. which covers about $50
square kilomcters, overfowed It's
Rbakns. Entire hilln have been RACED
and many cattle killed by landslides.
So far as is known there, has. boen
mo loss OF ~ 10 q theE from, I ne ernp-
ttion or tho earthquakes, Tho yolcar n o
s,e 81 g feet ;h,s,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
England md Franco Decide to Take
Step. Snys Dispatch From

IBy Associated Press.l

BY Ass0ciated PreSs.I
LONDON, Dec. IA wireless dis
patch from Moscow today asserts
that England and Franco have de-
cidcd to disarm the troops OF General
Wrangel. recently driven from the
Crimea by the Russian Soviet forces.
General Wrangel, the message re-
ports, has applied to the Brazilian
government requesting permission for
:; part of his soldiers. who desire to
return to peaceful labor" to settle in
Brazil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
BOSTON SCHOONER LOST
Crew OF ANNA G.. Lord Rescued BIZ
british Steamer Queen Eliza
hef
by Associated Press. /

BOSTON. Dec. 1.-THE loss of the
new four -masted schooner Anna G.
Lord and the rescue of her crew was
reported in radio message to her
owners here today from the British
steamer Queen Elizabeth.
The Queen Elizabeth. with Captain
James Abbott and the schooners crew
OF seven on board, was due in Norfolk
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
FRENCH TROOPS AMBUsHED
Syrlnns XIII Twenty and Wound Forty
mt Near DjeblI on Decem-
he
fry Associated Press.

Try Associated Press.l
PARIS. Dec. IA body OF French
troops was ambushed near Djebli. Sy-
ria. on the night of December 3. los
Ing twenty men killed and having
forty others wounded
Premier Leygues today informed
the Cabinet council to this effect at
tho meeting of the council. presided
over by President Millerand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
SUGAR DROPS AGAIN
Rehncrs Announce Further Reduction
of One-Fourth Cent
Pound.
IBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. li.-The Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company an
nounced today another reduction OF
IL cent in the price Of refined sugar
TO the basis of Sl-2 cents per pound
for fine granulated.
Quotations of other reliners re-
naming unchanged. ranged from
S14 to SIG cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
AMERICAN MAY BE POWER
BEHIND THE GREEK THRONE
ny a. e. JOHNSON,
United New. stnH Corre,pon,,cn

inteu News SfnH Correspondent.
LUCERNE. Dec. 14.-Onc of the
guiding powers behind King Con-
stantine when he remounts the throne
or Greece may be an American citi-
zen-Constantine Casanges-said to
be we'll known in New York. Wash
Continued on second Pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

RIO JANEUo. Dec. l3.-Diplo-
matte relations between Germany and
Brazil. which were broken in April,
1917. were resumed today when
George Alfred Plehn. German minis
ter to this country. arrived here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
opronTItSIrY IN !.

An old couple. Man In too old TO
do anything but odd joins; woman IL
an invalid. They have no kin nnd
no mems OF support; $500 Will keep
this couple out of the poorhousc for
one yenr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
OPPORTUNITY No. Z.

be operated upont the woman is niso
III. Oldest OF children is IL yenrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
OPPoRTUSIrY M. 4

Girl of II without n mother. She
runs wild on tho streets without
cnrc. PropoAed to send her To girls
home. Need SI.5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
FOUR KILLER IN FIRST
MLSHAP POFLONDONTO
PAiaLyAERLAL SERVICE
7,vo Passengers, Pilot and
Mechanic Die When Plane
Falls in Flames.
IRy United News.l

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE London
Paris air passenger service, con-
Quoted by the Handley- Page inter-
ests. suffered it's first real mishap In
more than year of successful. COM
mercial flights. when n plane bound
for Paris fTuegday crashed into tree
and fell in flames at Cricklcwood.
killing the pilot, n mechanic and Two
passengers and injuring four other
passengers seriously.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
oppOI,TI;NIT, =, a

Family of eight. Man Ia earning
! siS week; woman is nm Invalid.
Six children nrc in.umcicntIy fed
md cIothedi 500 is needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
QUAKE SHAKES CHILE
Rivers Change Courxcs md Cattle
Kiilcd-y0lcnno LnnIn In

I BY Associated Press.l

VALDIVA. CHILE, Dec. 1.-THE
volcano Lanin. due east of here or
tho Argentine frontier. Is reported
to be in a state of reuption. The vol
cano is approximately 1000 feet high
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
OPPORTUNITY No. :

Widow With three children 10 nup-
port. She must NOON undergo nm
operation. when NIL income VIII
stop. For the emergency, $3.50 In
needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
oppoRrIrSIrn N !,

Widow with ffye children, the old
cnt of whom is 10 yenrs of age.
Mother In making n pitIfni effort TO
support family by hewinx. Need
Sf0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
orroI,rIrSIrn N :

Widow with three children, ages
o, 3 md !. Mother IL unable to do
but light work and scwins. making
from 80 to - weekly. Need $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

Local. Sleeping Car. Richmond to
Washington, via r., Il. & p. II. r.
Open for occupancy at Broad Street
Station 1000 p. M. daily, commencing
December 18th. Leaves Richmond
4:10s "A. M, due Washington7;a a 40 A. M
Connection for Bal tinnore, Philadel-
phia and New York leaves ;WaahinR-
Sae 11a lys .5S & g; w yis Pspna' g;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Dtsputch. NfchmOnd, Vn.
OPI'OItTUNiTY Nh. !

Family of nve. The mnn In par
niSxed' the woman In delicate and
cnn only work intermittcntly. CHI
dren nre-boy of II, two girls of 10
anu years. ench. To keep this
family together 300 is needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15

I OPPORTUNITY No. q.
Widow physIcnlly unable To work.
Oldest of four children, u girl Of 10,
In STRUGGLING to maintain family ON
sIG week sninry, 300 IN needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
OI.poIRTuSIrY So m

OPPORTUNITY No. 10.
Widow with seven children. She
is unable to work and only support
IL 14-ycar-old hoy; $3.50 VIII MD
fnmiIy for n year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Times-Dispatch's Ten Opportunities
Will Aid Constructive Charity Work


rbutons Z" The rimen-DIspntch Tmes
tsputch hmond yn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
OPPORTUNITY No. q

Need 500 To help during present
distrcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
nrnzll and Germany nj Pence

Continued on second Pagc.)
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CONTINUED on Twelfth Page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
Corn Break. Record.

While the corn crop is ! record ono,
It's value this year is 1900, ,0o0
less than last years crop which was
smaller by 374.0O0.000 bushels. The
Continued on Eighth Pase.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-15
MAY DisARM WRANGEL

CONTINUED on Second Pagco
, 1920-03-10
Continued from 1st page.)

Madrid. March rd.-Reports from the
Portuguese frontier declare that the
workmen or Portugal have proclaimed a
Soviet republic and that postal, tele-
graphic and other workers have joined
the ~rallwaymen in the movement The
news has however not been confirmed.
London, March Ord. The Supreme
Council is expected to finish its labours
as far as the Premier's are concerned.
on Saturday. The details Of the Turk
ISL Treaty are being left to the confer
ence of Foreign Ministers and Ambassa-
doris. Although the council is silent as
TO what areas will be allotted to Turkey,
it is understood that the substractlon to
be made from her territory will de-
crease her population by three million to
six million. This will necessitate the en-
tire REIMBURSEMENT of the Turkish debt.
London, March 3rd. General Dene-
kine's army has been trapped in the Ku-
ban Peninsula, southeast OF the Sea OF
Azov, it is claimed in a Soviet official
statement today by wireless from Mos
cow
Atlanta. Ga, March 2nd.-Mr. Pal
mer, Attorney General, has formally an
nouneed his candidacy for Democratic
nomination for Presidency.
, 1920-03-10
Publication.

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that the Government has, this date,
" authorized Rev. R. G. BARROW to
perform civil-religious functions in the
Municipality Of St. Croix.
Gov rnment of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, S.. Croix, March 3,
c. C. TIMMONS,
Government Secretary.
, 1920-03-10
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