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The Washington times., 1920-11-01

Two weeks ago Centre College was
mo unbeaten eleven of three seasons,
Tho eonqueror Of West Virginia which
had triumphed over Princeton A
Week later Centre College was the
surprise package handed the sturdy
Harvard eleven, possessor OF the
marvellous "Bo" McMillin, the mighty
Fred" Roberts and the fleet Whit
hell
Today Centre College is the vic
Rim Of tho Georgia Tech cohort which
has already fallen before Glenn
Warmers Pittsburgh Painters for the
third successive time. II, by any chance
Georgetown should defeaat the Golden
Tornado at Atlanta on November IL.
Centre College would be a poor at
traction here on December "a. II
Georgetown. too. falls before Buck"
Flowers and his mates in Atlanta
Why should one wax especially en-
thusiastic about watching George
town and Centre struggle to see
which Is second best to Georgia Tech?
, ONE BY ONE THEY FALL.
Ono by ono the unbeaten e!evens
arc falling by the wayside. George
town is yet among the elect. though
next Saturday night may tell a diff
ferent tale Georgetown battles Bob
Folwelrs Middies next Saturday. The
Navy has already been beaten twice,
By North Carolina State and by
Princeton. but 1t is possible for the
Middies to drag Georgetown down
with them next Saturday.
Two hitherto unbeaten elevens
tumbled Saturday. Syracuse tying
Pittsburgh and defeating Dartmouth.
fell before Holy Cross, which hap
pened to have q quarterback able to
kick q field goal Army. which had
progressed we'll enough against or
binary opponents, was beaten badly
by the feet Notre Dame eleven.
Penn State, overwhelming Pennsyl-
vania, proceeded on its march to
continued victory. Pittsburgh main
Iained its standing among the best
Eastern teams by defeating Lafayette.
Princeton, facing tie score, sue
ceeded in winning from West Vir-
Einia through the brilliancy Of Gar
fity. its halfback. who ran fifty
eight yards for the deciding touch
LATrO CAN TRAVEL
Bethany College displayed at least
three great running backs here Sat-
urday in Latto. Armstrong and Kelley.
Latto took a punt on his own 20
yard line and ran eighty yards for
\ touchdown. Once Kelley intercepted
n forward pass and galloped sixty
three yards for another, while Arm
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Quentin Is Beaten.

Boiling Field aviators defeated the
Quentin \. G. eleven by a score OF
81 to o yesterday. There was con-
siderable discussion over n recov-
cred punt In the opening period.
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Russell Is PIayinu.

Psnrose Russell, captain of Centrars
football and baseball teams last year,
Is playing left half with the Uni
versity of Virginia freshman eleven.
steve May. another Central lad. Is
also with the team.
The Washington times., 1920-11-01
CENTRAL LADS POSSESS
ADVANTAGE in POUNDS
BY BRYAN MORSE.

High Tech by pounds and Western
this season The Mt Pleasant lads,
according the stack around 6o pounds Tech
pounds only slightly better than
40 pounds the All the coaches bit ecent about
close figuring will the teams the
pounda dcated
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GIBBS Get Field.

Gibralter A. c. will have field for
next springs baseball games. The
GIBBS have leased plot OF ground at
Fourth and Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
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CENTRE COLLEGE ELEVEN
ISNO ATTRACTION NOW
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER

dckerng with Georgetown for
Hltoppes American
quite the attraction today that
whether
terms viii accepted athletic authorities 1t
with stronger eleven for this
classic feh Of the George
koxUn usrhOo
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SAYS BUGS"
Baer:
Football World Series on
Tap-Plan to Make Fix
ing an Al-Year Round
Sport. Amateur Ticket
Specs Are Against It

The football season is half cured.
Yale lost a game and has put its
schedule maker on half rations.
Gil Dobic has cried himself empty
and is muscle bound in the lachry-
matory ducts. Gil has a good team
down at Cornell and is so happy
that he cries himself to sleep every
night.
Harvard looks like the champion
Of Cambridge. and an effort is being
made to hook them up in a world
series with Nassar, now that the
ladies have the privilege OF selling
a vote.
A world series in football would
be one for the loose-leaf ledger.
Walter Camp and the other amateur
critics are dead agin il. II Prince
ton wins the Eastern end of the
duplex laurels and Oregon cops the
Western end of the intercollegiate
smuggling bee. that would mean
seven days on Mrs. Pullman's in
SOmnia arks
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Parks Take II.

Park A. G. Juniors defeated the
Mercury a. c. eleven by o TO on
the Monument Grounds yesterday.
Laycock starred for the winners.
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Game Is Scheduled.

The business High eleven has
game scheduled with tho Gallaudet
Reserve eleven for Friday after
noon.
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Entry List Grows.

The entry list for the coming five
mile marathon race to be held here
November IA is growing. Thirty men
are expected to toe the mark.
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Both Teams Score.

Rosedale a. G. and Scat Pleasant
football teams scored yesterday, the
former winning o IL TO game
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Four Lads Out.

Tech defeated the Virginia fresh
men at Charlottesville, Va, Saturday.
with four regulars out of the contest.
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Miduets Will Play.

Tech and Western Midgets will play
friday afternoon. Tech Is favored to
win.
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GRAVY WOULD RE GOOD,
hut CROOKS BETTER

There would be a lot Of gravy
made in a football world series, but
there wouldn't be any income tax
paid on II. The Government refuses
to issue any pickpocket certificates
for the big tournament, as the boys
haven't come across for the last
series.
The Master Mind is working on
the wires and hopes to put Il over.
The Master Mind Is the strongest
man in the country. He is suffer-
ing from a charley horse in his
bribing muscles. but he is still full
OF pep. Strong? That boy could
play tiddlywinks with manhole
covers.
Honest Abe Is up in Canada, but
he would be willing to sacrifice his
grand jury indictment in the inter-
ests of football world series.
The Master Mind Is willing to do
nate his efforts to keep football
clean and football pockets cleaner.
There will be no smirch on n foot
ball world series. The boys will
steal the smirch.
The Washington times., 1920-11-01
EVEN VOTE SEDUCERS
GET THE BONE ITCH.

No college team can travel seven
days on a train without one OF the
star players developing into a pad
roller and grabbing all the money.
Experience proves that even a
Presidential candidate shouldn't be
allowed to handle the bonus for
more than two rolls at a time.
A world series in football would
mean that Columbus would have to
discover America all over again and
do IL right this time. The amateur
ticket spectators have had the field
to themselves for fifty wears and
they are in no shape to compete
with the wee boys who can make
change with one hand and steal the
bones out of a shad without dis
turbing scale on the fish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01

Of highway robbery. Davis identified
him As one OF the men who assaulted
him. This afternoon Joe Pistol. another
suspect was picked up and is being held
for examination.
Seeking Damages
Harvey Deem, constable Of Warren
Township, who figured several months
ago in the sensational killing OF Gus
Coss, Yorkville gambler, has brought
an action in common pleas court here
against Justice Of Peace Matt Armtt-
age and Officer George Ogden OF York
Vile for $4,000 damages for false arrest
The plaintiff alleges that as result
Of the Coss affair in which he Was ex-
ted by jury. the defendants NAL
iciously and unlawfully caused him 10
he imprisoned in n loathsome jail AT
Yorkville for period OF thlrty-one
hours on n pretended charge OF fiolat-
ing the prohibition laws
Sought Hero.
Joseph williams. aged 80 years 10 be-
ing sought here on Information from
Weirton. w. Va. that he Is wanted there
FOR cashing bad checks. 1t Is said that
williams got more than $500 from Weir
ton parties. and then skipped and was
thought 20 he In this city.
woman Battles.
Constable James Parkinson and as
sistants. met real Tartar in Mrs. Mclc
peovic. Of Wells street. this city. when
they went to her homo Yesterday to
search IL for n Still and Illicit liquor.
Tho woman refused to permit them to
enter. ami when Constable Parkinson
forced his way In. Mrs. Peovic lungcd Mt
him with n butcher knife. After she
had been deprieved Of this weapon she
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01

luncheon was enjoyed. About MY 'ou
pie were in attendance.
Prayer Service. =,
The weekly prayer service OF tn" vs. ~,
T., cburrh will De held this evening IN
~ hescment of the church. Rev. !'aul
Eianniyan will conduct the ser III III
L,oiinwin- the prayer service. there VIII
no n meeting OF the Sunday schoo!
board and teachers.
VIII Buy Pins.
Orders are now being taken for the
Minis for the Irgings and Azullkit Liter
arv society Of the Union High school
All orders must BE- in by the latter part
NJ this week. as the pins are to be or
dered Monday.
The boys basketball team or the n
ton High school will hold a practice TINS
evcninS after school, to prepare Tor the
conflict Friday when they Will meet the
ShndysIde team AS this Is ono OF tn
strongest games on their schedule. thC
boys will need TO go through some hard
practicing. ,
Plans arc being made for the dance
and festival 10 be given saturday eve
ming in the ST. James hall by the
Numbers OF the White Elephant basket
ball team The committee In charge of
the affair have engaged jazz orchestra
OF Wheeling to furnish the music FOR
the evening Tickets are now on sale
for the affair. and by the large demand
for them there will no doubt be large
crowd present.
Gym Class Meet.
4 largely attended meeting was held
last evening by the gymnasium class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
EaSlly add ehsaply made ~ home,
but Il beAts Nhem All for
quick rcsalts.
OS0O0000O0S0S

Thousands Of housewives have found
that they can save two-thirds Of the
money usually spent for cough prepare
tions, by using the well-known oldrecipe
for making cough syrup at home. 1t
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usually stopping an ordinary cough in
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Get 21a ounces Of Pinex from any
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add plain graduated sugar syrup to
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It's truly astonishing how quickly it
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Pine1 is a special and highly concen-
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Avoid disappointment by asking your
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else. Guaranteed TO give absolute salts
faction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., IT. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01

tried to throw scalding water on hhnA
and then stabbed him in the hand three,
times with a knitting needle while he
was placing the HANDOUTS on her. The
officers found three stills. three gallons
OF Jack and a barrel Of mash lin the
house. Mrs. Peovic was released fpem
custody but her husband was arrested
and held for violating the prohiblQon
laws.
Hotel 70 opsn-
Announcement was made today ehat
the Fort Steubsn Hotel, erected hereSAy
local business men and citizens at c0
Of $l.000.00O, will be completed 81
opened TO the public on December 80
The hotel has been leased to the UnhS9
Sotels Company Of America The hoeeiS
IL Is claimed Is the finest In this seeN
Of the country.
II rnvssttgatinR. -
William S. Carlyle, OF the state 1fS
marshal's office, arrived here today.0
investigate the fire that destroyed z.
grocery conducted here by Silvio III
Pietro last Saturday. Di Pietro TOLD
local officials that he had receiyfN
threatening letters. one Of which IN
formed him that unless he ceased selfmE
groceries at such n low price. his pIaco
would be burned TO the ground.
Lodge Of Borrow.
Steubenvllle Lodge. No. 231, 4 p q
r viii hold its annual Lod"s q eof.
row next Sunday evening at the Victott6
theater here. The eulogy will be de-
iivered by s. c. Kerr. Esq. Of this city,
and the memorial address by Hon. Ed,
win Slough, past president Of the Ohio
Elk's Association, Mansfield o.
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Of the Union High school. The members
nf IN. class were given review of the
work that they have taken up so far TINS
year, and Prof. Fischer states that he Is
well pleased with the class.
Tax Collector Busy.
The city tax collector was exception
ally husv Yesterday. due To 1t being
the last dav that the people were grant
ed the 2la per cent discount.
Bazaar Begins.
Today Is the beginning OF the three
day bazaar Of the First Christian
church, The affair will begin this eve
ming. when Il chicken supper Will be
served The ladies have prepared n de-
licinus menu. and preparations are be-
.ng made to handle Il large crowd. Tho
ladies will have one booth which Will
contain dainty articles suitable for
Christmas giving The fancy booth Will
prove to be better than at the previous
bazaars. The affair will continue until
Saturday night. The proceeds Will he
used for the benefit OF the church.
Fish Supper.
Everything is in readiness Tor the
fish supper to he given Saturday eve
ming by the members Of the NJ a. pow
Ter company. %. U. R., K. of p. In their
have Il reputation for putting out an eX-
ccllent dinner, and no doubt they VII!
be we'll patronlzed.
McMechen Personals.
Miss May riggs Of Moundsville Is Wis.
itinG relatives here for number or
days.
Miss Margaret Leeds Is able 10 be
out after being i'll for the past week.
Chas. Bowman is spending Il few days
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St. GAINESVILLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Piled.


Mary Hide brand, ct al to Thomas
Edmundson, ct al. land in Bridgeport;
$4,000.
Lille VI. Jenneweln. to Roy Eugene
Jenncwein, land in York township; So
900.
Oscar McCloud. land in BellaIre; $40.
George r. Clogston and Lottie Clog
ston, TO Albert Gross. ct al. land in
Colerain township: SO.
George Detritch. ct al. to Lewis C.
Haeberle. land in Belaire; $40.
Clara J. McKaIn. ct al. TO Claude
Huffman. ct al land In Shadyside: $40,
Isabella Wardle. ct al. TO Robere B.
Reece. ct al. land In Brookside: $500 g.
Rss ssSe ana Ws5ss to RH sed
Brookside; $1,000.
Carl w Long. administrator. to Alice
y. Carter. land In Barnesrtlle: $3.50.
Carl w Long. administrator. to Chas.
Hayes, land in Barnesville; $50
Raymond Pascluti. 10 Carlo Marlant,
land in Martins Ferry: $40.
J. W. Osborn. sheriff. to George H.
Castillo. land In NJ. Oliyet; $3.50:
George Fl. CASTILLO. ct TX. TO Charles
H. Byrd, land in Mt. OlIvet: $500.
J. W. Osborn. sheriff. to John j.
Smith. land In Psase township: $316.f7.
J. w. Osborn. sheriff. to James W.
Smith land in Pease township; $500 g.
J. W. Osborn, sheriff. TO w. 3. Fran
els. land in Pease township: 5000.
]. W. Osborn. sheriff. to W. B. Francis
and Arthur Dickson. land In Pease
township: S1.2S3.33.
J. w. Osborn. sheriff. to w. B. Fran
els, John J. Smith and James w. Smith.
land in Pease township: sl56.6S;
Charles W. King and Edna 3. King.
to William a. King. land in Bridgeport;
Probate Court.
John H. McGraw. deceased. Final &C
count filed, set for hearing December -,
1920. Notice ordered and cause con.
t!nucd.
Edith Smith. deceased. Final ac-
count tiled set for hearing December
rs. 1920. Notice ordered and cause con-
tlnued.
Tabitha S. Davis. deceased. Final ac-
count fled set for hearing December
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in Pittsburgh with friends md rela-
lives.
Homer Parker. who has been III Mt his
home for a number Of days. is getting
along nicely.
Miss Pauline Morris Is now on the
road to recovery after being confined 10
her home Ill for the past week.
Homer. the small son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Tomlinson Is getting along nicely
after being Ill for few days.
VIM. Hart has moved his family from
Eighth street to their new home on
Seventh street.
Mrs. Anna Cosser. who has been i'll
at her home on Fifteenth street for
some time. Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Doty and family.
who have spending number OF days on
Taylor's Ridge, have returned home.
Harold Rcidel has been removed to his
home from the Ohio Valley hospital.
John Myers Is confined to his home
suffering of injuries sustained when
be fell Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
M'MECHEN
Entertained Society.

Entertained Society.
\ pleasant time was had last evening"
by the members Of Division No. or the
Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. T.. church
last evening. when they were entertain
cd BY Mrs. Chester Shields. Music ana
various forms Of needlework tilled the
evenings program. 4 delicious iunc"-
con was served at late hour.
Baby o1&nic.
The weekly meeting Of the Baby ciinlc
will be held this afternoon In the oInce
Of tho Community nurse. There Is 70
be a special subject discussed at tne
meeting today. \ large attendance Is
expected.
May Attend Dance.
The ST. James hall OF this city was
gay seen" last evening when j. j. Dono-
San entertained with an informal dance.
Mango's orchestra. Wheeling. furnished
a program Of the best dance hits for the
the evening. At II o'clock there was
intermission at which time a delicious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
MOUNDSVlLLE NEWS
BANK |NSTALLS
BURGLAR ALARM

The City and County bank NJ their
nav location on Third street are haS-
ing one OF the most complete and up-to-
date burglar alarms installed. The sHS-
tenn is set like the time clock OF safe
and, II any one hampers with the win
dows, doors, vault or the cashiers WIN
dow. big siren just outside the door
strikes. and can be heard great dis
lance.
stItution in Moundsvine. and has had a
remarkable growth in the last few years
The new alarm system will give added
assurance TO the bank dcpositorS as TO
the safety Of their money
WIN Elect Officers.
Earl Francis Post No. 5. American
Legion will elect officers for the COM
INK year in two weeks. Monday Decem-
Der Is. This will probably be the Dix,
gest event OF the whole season. ana Will
be In the form OF big banquet for the
members. It will probably be held in
the dining room Of the Snyder hotel
There is much interest in the election
and there are several nominated Tor
each Office.
At the last meeting Of the Post mo-
ton was adopted endorsing the sale OF
Red Cross Christmas seals. and en-
coure King the members Of the Post to
buy the seals.
win soo1 Start Season.
Practice for the 1s2o-1s@t basketball
team that will represent Moundsville
High school. will start in few days.
and one Of the best teams in the history
Of the school Is expected.
The team last year was runners up IN
the state tournament. proving them
selves the second best team in the state.
This year the whole student body and
the townspeople are back OF the team.
and they should have very SUCCESSFUL
season.
Four Of the men who played at the
tournament last year are back again
This year. and Coach Sweeney has
wealth Of material TO round out team
from.
At tina PArt; Not Strand.
The "Headliners" which were an
nounced in this paper yesterday 10 ap-
pear at the Strand theater Friday even
INK Of this week. as the third number in
the American Legion Lyceum Course
will appear at the Park theater in
stead The change IS due to the fact
that the big curtain and some OF the
scenery have not yet arrived at me
Strand. and the stage Is in no condition
to give production Of this KIND.
Moundsvtlls Personals.
Mrs. Joe Phillips. OF Charleston, Is
the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
V. A, Mamma. Of Eastern Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howecraft are
moving TO this city from Morgantown..
Mrs. !. ]. West has returned to her
home on Jefferson avenue. after spend
ind some time at Woodland. during the
sickness and death OF her sister, Mrs.
Mary J. SChafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George briggs have re-
turned 70 their home at New Martins
willie. after visitin~ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Koontz on Second street.
Mrs. H. NJ. Carpenter. OF Jefferson
avenue, left for few days visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Hays,
Of Butler. Pa.
Mrs. Alice Roscoe. Of St. Cla!rsvillc,
will be the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
s. w Mathews. OF Seventh street. for a
few days.
Miss Louise Sheets has returned home
from q visit with friends at Parkers-
burg.
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STEUBENV|LLE

Steubenvillc. O.. Nov. 30-M ichAel
Davis Of M!ngo Junction WAS assaulted
on the street here at an early hour this
by two men who knocked him
down, overpowered him and robbed him
hour later the police arrested Mike Bar
rae, n local Serbian. on whose "personS
was found $500 in nifty dollar bills. He
WAS bound over to the grand jury under
$500 bond by Mayor Fest on a charge
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-12
COUNCIL MEETING QUIET
Only Routine Business Traasaeted When City Fathers Gather For
 Postponed Conference

The meeting of the council or Tuesday night, postponed from cleo tion night, WAS unusually quiet Only routine business was transacted and the eouneilmen closed the meeting al an early hour Reports and com plaints in regard to the quality of milk being sold locally were heard, but action was postponed until the De eember meeting.
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-12
SPECIAL MEETING or D AR

By direction of t4s g@gens. z s2@- ~Ezl nzss.zzg of t.s Elzz5e-s po--sr Pztnznl Chapter #zi be bsl1 z: 0s1 seslo~ss hail en Monday. Nov. ista, st % ? n fer the fall0Eizg par. Ba@es
 To easeass a revssssa e ;as y-.ss<s ssS Ezeresse sra@saEes9 .o sane To take acton apsa g plan for Q Es2RezN-
 To do Faxh otker basI1ess aa might yy0p4rHy come befere a meeting = tze chapter
 MARION r. CARPENTER.
 Corresponding Secretary.
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-12
Motorcycle Hiss Car

Next on the list came another ae- cident on the same road Saturday eve ming. when Karone Boczseh of Me chaniesville. driving over the Pomfret road on s motorcycle, crashed into light truck owned by Harry Morse of this city and driven by Nr. Mores
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-12
TO LIVE IN PUTNAM

Mr and Mrs, John Moss of Lowell. Mass. were weekend guests of Mrs Moss parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Rus sell MT. and Mrs Moss expect 10 come To Putnam soon to make their home. 4 house is being made ready for them in Pleasant Valley.
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-12
LIVING IN PoaFRET

sta.kss Attorney ard Ars- Csar.ss r searis have elezed thsir home iz Tk.oassszoa and are lETiag temporarily a, Ire Baa GroTvaser Inn, Pomfret Hr. sezrie 5s improving Etea8jlg iH hsalta ard ss g-giaR attention 5ailg . rs b1a3naas aEairz
Putnam patriot., 1920-11-12
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