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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Weak Heart.

copyright 1919. National Newspaper s.rv,c,,
( . ,."uers ask Tor information about
..ocarditiS but am unable to make Il
| satisfactory reply to such questions because
! this term is very generally inclusive In si.
n,hcahee. and although il means literally
h"ar' muscle inflammation II stands prncti-
cailE for weak heart"
Aside from certain acute invo,yo,,,,,. .,
inc muscle of the heart as a COMMUNICATION of
me INFECTIOUS diseases Uyphold fever pneu-
t"' innueh|a' etc) the general mean~y of
hEocarditis is rather degeneration 90 ;r
hammation of the muscle of the heart. ana &c
r"ie TINS Is secondary to disease of the
",'er's' particularly disease of tho ar,crics
! Which supply blood the heart p,usc,o ;,.o,,
".S' "''etieS tcallca the coronary arteries
though not because they particularly interest
- ci' are sometimes involved long be
80 nc rest OF the artcrial system I'm artcr!-
oscicroSiS or in arterial disease mud ,vbc,
thickc"cd and diseased they nat,,r,ur ,o $780,,
convey the blood required to maintain Tho
, o" u, inc hehrt muscle. wherefore the
""aersoes some dcgencrativc change
ana the victim has 'myocarditis IN 10,
more or less degeneration Of the h,ar, n,usc,c
I'..'i.""iF accompanies hardening OF the
"r'sr'es' rhat Is one reason why it is limos
"i"'e 10 give n satisfactory answer i'm "a ,c,,nr
20 'he question, What is myocarditis and
what can &C done for it?"
conditions which cause or maintain an mn
normally nigh blood pressure obviously over
"'N inc heart. and the overworked hear, II
us muscle he impaired through noor h,ro, s,,,
ply. Is likely to yield under any sudden strain
-. 80 a" ;''tack OF influenza an unwon;cd
~! H'"i c"o't ms PRED by some emergency
~ - SUI IS true as ever. not withstandinr 90
's,"hai OK cnthedra uttcrnnces Of politician
ne"iih 'ihcers that many man eats himself
to death " $3.50 ''''''7'''
me :!nptons--vi Vii he set forth in feminine.
10y 'cfc whcn ti.S ncwSpapc bccomrs =,
almanac 'H Az
i!"'hr"itis docs not mean that sudden death
- III store Tor the victim Thousands of men
W" 'h!o'arditis are living fairly active lives
ana keeping
''hihE extraordinary care of themselves ana
seeking the couscl and advice of their physi.
'""s AT regular intervals. even though they
are not quite sick bed
7"S oi Possihie-l do not say probable
'i'p''rincht OF the heart, which should cor
'''ih'' rall ior the guidance of ones physicion
arc GU an appreciablc falling Off i'm physi.ol
"t'" mental efficiency, Co an unwonted loss
Oh goo" memory, CD undue brcathlcssncss ar
Shortness OF breath mode rate cxertion which
'''meriE caused no difficulty. 60 more or loss
icisiS'eht cough or bronchial trouble and
'"' restless sleep or Insomnia. Such devotion
mchts in nm individual over the age of thirty
shouId lead to careful physical examina-
ton by good physician.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Harding Publicity Hats
by R0nERT J. BENDER.
United News StnG Corrc.pondcnt.

WASHINGTON. March I.-Prcsidcnt Harding
end his new Cabinet going through IN,
trials experienced for time by every inco,n-
ing administration in dccidini, what may and
may not he published regarding executive nc
tivitics.
From all indications there is going to he al
attempt at temporary closing or ncar-closng
OF all save the most formal and official news
channels.
During the first three days OF the new ad
ministra ton two events have TRANSFERRED To in
dicate that 'pitiless publicity is not to be the
rule. There is nothing new, however in This
situation.
Mr. Wilson also began practice of seeing
newspaper men regularly, but strained interna-
ti0nal situations made these conferences en-
narrassing. so he abandoned them entirely. MIR.
Harding, il is stated. hopes % work out pan
OF seeing the newspaper men twice "A week But
the United States has many international
problems on it's hands. the nature OF which may
cause aba ndonmcnt of the idea or "a dis
tnctly understood limit To what may be
published about IL.
The situation between Panama and Costa
Rica already has brought something Of "A pub
Iicity crisis in the government President
Harding WAS both surprised and displcascd il
develops. that news of the Hughes utiinat un
reached news channels so quickly. lie made
some personal inquiries and MIR. Hughes in Il
talk with newspaper men today deprecated the
use of the story without his sanction.
AS for the Harding dinner tonight those
invited apparently had been ask ed to say moth
ing about it. They expressed the greatest
surprise when questioned about the event sur
prise that the secret out"
The spirit Of caution about news also has
spread 10 other dcpartmcnts. Attorney Cen
eral Daugheriy has announced that all news
about tho departments activities must he cx-
pcctcd through the regularly constituted
channels" which is another way of stating
that what is 10 he given is to be what
the department officially sponsors and nothing
else.
II Is to be expected that this attitude will
he maintained at least until President Hard
ing and his Cabinet have had opportunity
to feel their way along their new and unfa-
miliar paths. number of the Cabinet lead
ers indicate that they wish say nothing
now simply because they haven't had the
opportunity yet Of working definitely
what they intend to do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
MERCHANTS IN URUGUAY
REFUSE AMERICAN GOODS
Montcvidro business Men Protest
Against Merchandise Arriving in
Bnlcs instrnd of Boxes.

by sASSDctattu IrtSS.
MONTENIDEO. URUGUAY. March
Many merchants Of this city have
refused to accept delivery of Amcri-
can goods consigned To them be-
cause, instead OF arriving boxed. as
requested they came in bales and
many of the articles were broken. In
some cases legal action against the
American exporters has begun. Last
m hs, edition of ri Dia, published
stated the situation should receive
the attention of the United States
Such occurrences. the newspaper
declared, lead TO strained CONNER
cial relations between the United
States and Uruguay. Since European
production has been augmented.
uruguayan merchants have received
better treatment from European man
miacturers. who carefully MI orders.
The reduced prices mt which these
goods are sold give them place
above American products. The diff
terence in exchange rates and the ir-
ritation which accumulated during
Tn war. when American manufactur-
crs took the advantage of having no
competitors, appear TO be bearing
fruit +"
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ychology--threatened to provoke q storm,
in which Ebert and his followers would be
submerged. Finally they seem to have de-
cided that they could more safely brave the
higher force and align themselves as VIC
Tins OF the inevitable.
And the inevitable has overtaken them
Now for the first time the full ignominy of
defeat will be borne in upon the apostles
of frghtfulness. Now must vainglory give
way to punishment.
Let it be borne in mind, in the natural
wave OF pity for a prostratei nation, that
the punishment is not punishment in
kind 1t involves no cruel death of mil
lions, no ruin OF fair cities and broad coun-
trysides. 1t is nothing more than an exac
ton from Germany of pay, in so far as
she can pay in money and material things,
for the damage she did to civilization.
There is no grim debit held against her
for the millions of deaths she caused. for
the untold suffering and misery she spread
through the world. No attempt has been
made To compute human blood in terms
OF dollars or OF marks. Germany is
Quired only to pay the material breakage
ill.
Scarcely human being breathcs any
whore on this globe today who has not felt
nay, who is not at this very moment feel
ing the effect Of the world war, directly or
indirectly. Yet tho Germans are whining
that S5S,OO0.000.000 Of indemnity is going
To mean hardship and toll. So be it. Woe
unto the nations by which offenses come"
Out Of the occupation will come a clearer
knowledge Of Gcrmany's ability to pay. 1t
viii end the riot of extravaganza in Berlin
and. indeed throughout the empire. And
il it takes forty years of toll and tears to
clear the account with civilization let it
be hoped that out of this very suffering
and degradation may come the rcgenera-
ton of people such will restore them
to the brotherhood OF Man and the Father
hood Of God.
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The Day of Reckoning

"a i last. after almost infinite patience
81 patience which long has cXaspcratcd
many unsympaihetic with diplomatic pro-
sgcedure and delay the allies have moved
to- put into full effect the treaty of YER
sssailles Germany faces physical imp0sition
spf the penalty OF her onslaught ON civilian
ton. French. British and Belgian troops
are marching upon Germany. Already =
aeFrench force is on German soil. within =
few miles OF Dusseldorf. grca, stretch
i Of the richest manufacturing territory in
8the Teuton empire-repubc will he under
%Qccupatlon within twentyfour hours Tn.
Il aggressor in The world war viii at last
snpineiy suffer vast invasion by the forces
sgOf her conquerors.
$50 That Germanys representatives at the
sscopference in London should have brought
/ matters TO this pass would be incon,urc-
y .fensibe without an UNDERSTANDING of homo
conditions. There are still hundreds NJ
thousands OF Germans who do not realize
sthat their country was beaten 30 traces
81 of wars ravages disfigures the face OF Gar.
= many, no hint OF the awful devastation O.,
& victorious France and Belgium ar. IN h.
(: found In the smiling fields OF the authors
( OF the world horror. Many even recall
how the beaten German troops marched
home with bands playing and flags flying
amid the acclaim Of the populace AND
4 ever. the cables have carried German threat.
land German boasts 20 interspersc German
whining
s. All these things lave created a condtio,
ut home that has made the position OF th
4 Ebert government most difficult one. II
q have yielded at London 10 the demand tina
d al keep its pledges demand wholly a
variance with the sinister twist Of German
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
VARIETY FEATURES BILL
FOR ACADEMY FIRST HALF
Clever Quartet Is Popular, While
koban Company Are Truly
Wonders

Another t'rst class bill ia TO be
seen by Academy fans the first half
of this week. a bill which features
a little OF everything dear to the
hearts of 4 vaudeville lover. For
good comedy, singing of the hest
and Sranlon MI the bill. This clever
quartet are somewhat different and
are highly popular with the audience
Tor many reasons. chief OF which,
comedy. and their hummer of singing
tic different SonE numbers featured
IN the act. Another number which
met with approval yesterday was
that of The l<obau Company. II tro,Inc
of japanese. truly wonder workers
from the land OF the cherry blossoms
Ehc act contains combination of
Notwithstanding. acrobatics and foo.
ones breath away. one simple LITTLE
trick Is accomplished by Kaichi who
jumps up twelve steps upon his head
apparently with no efforts at all. The
whole act is highly sensational and
well worth seeing
tabloid comcdy-drama is an
other clever feature OF the bill.
ONCE Thief in which Thomas l..
Jackson - to be seen. The two
elements "f dramn aud humor are
about equally divided with n very
agreeable result. Mr.. jackson is
ably assisted by Jean Russell ms
Molly Martin.
Marie Hart opens the show in an
entertaining SpcctaCle OF vcrsatility
Sn" does a little OF everything. songs.
dances and Very difficult stunts on
IN" wire. She is clever and Que OF
ne hriHh, spots on tbc program.
in Vaudeville Etiquette" typical
comedy coup'c so often seen here.
They arc entertaining and set a lot
o. laughs through their efforts TO
please.
TN" usual motion pictures are also
:howu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

The watch on the Rhine" is on the way to
the cleaner as 1t were.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
MINIATURE AI.MANNf
Theater Calendar
STRAND--Aiexandcr. the man
VINO knows"

Observation-Disclosures. the man
VINO knows"
CApEMY-Kcith vaudeville
R1JDU-Nnbcl Normand. In
What Happened To- Rosa"
William Russell In
The chcatcr Reformed
BROADWAY - "AIadOnnas and
Men, with Fiorctic. "a dancer. in
person.
ISIS William s. Hart. in "O'3inl-
ley of thc Mounted"
LYRIC-clair Windsor. IN Lois
Wcbcrs What's Worth While?"
ODEON-kathcr!nc Macdonald.
in My Lady's 1Intchkey.'
REH-- Elmo Lincoln. IN "Tarzan
OF the Apes"
NICToR-W!lliam Fairbanks. Ia
Hearts OF the West"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
MALE CHORAL SOCIETY TO
HELP WEDNESDAY CLUB
Seldom Wake OHcrs Services OF t,p.
tire BODY, and VIII Join Rehcar-
anla TonIulf

Seldom Wake. president OF the MaIc
Choral society. last night offered
Normal Call. president OF the We'd
nesday Club. the services OF the or
ganization he represents in order to
save the older organization from he.
Ing forced to disband it's chorus. The
1cuer was accepted last night by
nesday Club. and members OF tho
other organization will Join and he
gin rchearsals tonight at Stein's Hail
tury the "Wednesday club his ),
in existence. and Mr. Call declared
last night TINT he hoped all other
younger organizations I'm the city
manifested by tho Choral Society. He
said that the success Of the Wednes-
day Club Chorus this year is now as
sured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
TUESDAY. MARCH S. 1891.
Help Complete The War Records

TN collecting from ninety-nine OF the 100
counties OF Virginia source material for
the history of Virginia in war time the
Virginia War History Commission has per-
formed task of high patriotism and of
stupendous proportions. The commission.
in thirty-two page report. sets at rest all
skepticism concerning the possibility of
OF every Nirginian who was in the great
conflict.
The splendid work OF the commission
emphasizes the duty which lies or every
resident % Richmond 10 help in the work
OF securing full replies to the question
naires the distribution Of which was be-
gun yesterday, through the cooperation OF
. The Police Department The police are
Z using the $500 names which thus far have
been obtained, but as between 5000 and
1000 Richmond young men were part
o! the vast force the United States modified
To hurl against the rayening foes OF civili-
zaton, there is yet much work to he done
There from $500 to $500 OF Rich
mond's effective war quota still unaccounted
for. 1t is to bridge this wide gap in tho
{ records that an appeal is made to every
citizen.
You can each do your share by report
Ing to the War History Commission the
name OF every member of your household
or resident OF your neghborhood who was
in the service, but for whom no question
naire was left, Yoii' can still further aid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
HID H.. Compensation.

howard Gayc. who ls seen i'm sun
port or Katherine Macdonald In My
Lady latchkey" The phoioplay.
mhlcn VIII DE- seen today and tomor-
row at the Ddcon Thcatcr has -
friend. who aithOugh n capable nc-
tor. wss such "a SLOW study III
ne preferred screen work, where h
memory was not ovcrtaS.a 10 stage
parts. Mr.. Gayle asked him why he
hId not take one OF the advertised
memory courses. What. r-p!icd h 4
iricna ana then have to 40 al! ms
wifc's crrands at the butchers ~.
Dah"rs and tho candlcst!ck makers
NO. my memory Ills but u poor thing.
but. all mine own"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting on legal ann mcdi-
cnl subjects, are answered free. Az
nll Inquiries are answered directly
ID! personal letter, seif-n,li REESE d
htHmped envelope IN required. Adj
drchs The Ijncs-Dispnich iI;orma-
tIOn HurC:Iu, NlcLmOnu, yn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
RESOLUTION WILL ASK FOR
INQUIRY IN BERGD0lL CASE
BiiI to BE Introduced Mt New Scsrfon
or House Military COM
nif(tCc.
IBy Associated Fress. !

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Inyesti-
cation OF the cscape OF Grover Cloyn-
land Bersdoli. draft dodger. from n
military guard at Philadelphia. will
he tallcd for in n resolution to he in
troduccd the first day of the new
session by Chairman Kahn, of tho
House Military Committee.
Before leaving for his home in
California Mr.. Kahn announced that
he would insist upon full inquiry.
Meanwhile ali War Department rec
ords hearing on the case have been
retained by the committee, pendinr
action on the resolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Yumn. Arfx.. n. Health Resort.

VI. X. T.. I;ttricks.--Tuma is on the
Colorado River. $50 miles Southwest
of Phoenix. AriZ. IT is in mining
region, with considerable productive
farm land, on which are raised fruits
and grain. Yuma has a mean temp
crature OF GO degrees, with little
rain, owing TO the dryness OF the at
mosphere. The extreme heat OF sum-
mcr is not very oppressive, and the
winter climate is delightful. In re-
cent years ii has become Il popular
resort for those suffering from tuber-
culoSis and catarrhal ailments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
"Thc Cbcnter Reformcd."

iatrons OF the Biuebird Thca.er
nay" nay; something interesting to dis
IuSs today after seeing last piEht
~ hrat performance OF 9TH, Cheat
cr reformed. William Fox picturo
IN Which william Russell again dem
6om ,,,. why his popularity never
t rS NO actor will slip from public
time TO put out pictures that hold
me interest as THE Chcater RE
formed" did last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

- an" Two make whatever YOU can prove
mere are no men angels anywhere
""'s"ers ana BARITONE voice often dis
Euisc an old maid
no saddest reminder on Earth is The c,irk
OF ice in Giaes
no man ever achieved fame as a solo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Cinema Programs
.whn,.s worth WhI,.r wins.

The new Lois Weber production
Tor Paramount, What's worth
WHILE has scored u bis hit AT TIL.
Lyric Theat,r, whore i, is turning
away big crowds. The picture is u,
httinE successor TO TO Please one
woman" Clair. Windsor and k-.is
Calhcrn. who have The leading roles.
ACCOUNT themselves quite artistically.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Good Rex Picture.

IarZan of the Apes" in which
III m1 Lincoln is being featured, will
today Aside from this big feature
mere VIII be the usual comedy at
1ractiom. Tomorrow. THE Son of
theatcr. nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
no Take Trip to pnnnnn.

WASH NOTION. MIrrh 7-One
hundred members Of the House Of
Representatives and their wives viii
leave N"w York. March II. on the
transport Cr!stohai for Panama. as
Stunning that the special session OF
Congress Will not he called before
April 4. Their only EXPENSE aboard
ship Will be u, a .lnN for food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Ireland.

Mrs. NJ s.. Graham.-lrcland,
ancicntly named Fri or Erin. lcrnc
and Iiibcrula. is said to have been
colonizcd by pheonicians. Some rs
sert that Fartholaui landed in Ireland
about 20iS /! g: that the decent OF
the Damnonii was made about 1863
4 c; followed by the decent of Hcbcr
and Hcrcmon, Nlcsian Princes. from
GnIicia. In Spain, who conquered Ire
land. and gave to It's throne Il race
OF III Kings.
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Diamonds.

! went aiar and dug for stones
haSk'ns my disappointed bones
oa"e home. and in my nursery.
FOUND diamonds waiting there for me,
ma am rich, and need not roam.
"hen diamonds lisp and laugh at bom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Wan, Meyer Uc-Appuln,cd.

WASHINGTON. March I-AppOint-
mcnt OF Eugene Meyer. ir.. Of New
York. as director Of the War Finance
Corporation. was urged upon Presi-
dent Harding today by Senator CAL
der. Of New York. Mr.. Meyer form
crly held that position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

"Veriocked in the past and which has JUS,
S'"e 10 h'thd as he Is about to quit office with
inc quitting administration. 1t is n departure
winch appears to have surprised the bankers
"na TO have dlsplcated some OF them thar.
Iotte Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
NlI>s NOrt,,nn,i.

Mabel Normand is ~ tn. E!jou
ii'"atrr ia What Happened to
rosa Go!6wyn picture. Th!, Is a
story of poor little girl OF a de-
pattmcnt stor". who won the love OF
doctor How she does IL. ana thr
i"hhy things that happen. are inter
"stingiy told in the five reels OF the
MIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
fine HIRE Thriller.

ONO ar thc strOngrst thrillcrs sccT
mere In long time ~ William =
Harris phot0piuy, 'OAiail.y OF IN.
Mounted. which was shown at ths
ISIS iheatrr yesterday. Mr. Hart.
role, 'hE, Of a Canadian mounted pa.
freeman, is one Oi the finest OF hi.
screen career HIS support by Eva
Novak ~ more than satisfactory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Fairbanks nj ytc,nr

AZ the Victor today and tomorrow
M!liihm Fairbanks viii be shown In
Hearts of the West" spcctac,,lar
Western production. which is full o!
Shrliilhg riding and daring episodes.
Scnh.tts The Dentist" is the comcdy,
supplemental w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

ment President Harding feels over the matter
of official publicity.
with Hiram Johnson promoted to the
status OF best mind" psychological com
mission ought to take up Senator Borah,s
case.
Nandal. spare that tree: touch not a sinclc
Dough- is the new Byrd Park version OF an
old. familiar line
Chicago church destroyed by fire. All the
moro dcplorablc because of Chicago's need for
Churches and more churches.
Supreme Court again gratifes One Hundred
Per Cent Americanism by UNFOLDING MIR Bur-
lesson in his exclusion of Victor Bergers Mil
waukcc paper from the mails
ison square Garden last week seems TO have
been bit premature.
The watch on the Rhine" is on the way to
the cleaner. as 1t were.
After all. willing burglar in your home
from time 10 time is sort OF civic duty. II
languishing ammunition factories
Now that bear traps being set for him.
the dry" agent Will have to tread softly and
watch his step.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Echoes From Down Home

Harding wants United States Navy to equal
tat OF 'hc other leading nations. lie is
right. '.uc how about Of the things
that have been said about Secretary Daniels
advocacy OF practically the same pr0sram?-
Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
riorcttc Attract. .,tcn,,o,

. Madonnas and Men" attracicd-6
iot Of attention yesterday at ts,e
broadway Thcnter. and La Petite
rioictte' me French dancer gav,
OUT the Afternoon and night The
picture Is one that plcascs an. aud
"hnuestionably one Of the best OF
~ Kind that has been brought hcr,
IN some time. F!orettcc does no.,
dance de Temptation" three times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
Eternal Questions.

where did Cain get his wife?
? who hit Billy Patterson?
B. Who started the world war and n.h,,
T. Who says the world is now SAT. TO- 10
mocracy? " We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
DIscoycry Of Iron In United States.

L. s! w. JOnesville.-Thc first re-
corded discovery of !ron in the United
States. was in North Carolina. in 1855;
and the first attempt TO manufacture
IL was in Virginia, i'm 1919. The
works were destroyed by the Indians.
in 1922. The next attempt was at
Lynn. Mass, where "a blast furnace
was started in 1643. which produced
some SOW" iron. in 1643; and Il forge
was built in 1913. Bog ore was gem
orally used in New England, in col
unial days. Up 10 1920, Massachu-
sctts was the chief scat OF the iron
Industry In the colonies. In 1850.
Pennsylvania became the leading
iron producing state