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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
The ThIrtecnth Movement.

After several thousand more or lc.s salts
factory rcnditions of the, en- | blush 10 say
Brady SYMPHONY it appears that there is
just ono discordant in the whole per-
formance. \ great many players have writ
ten III TO ask how in blazcs, words 10 that
effect. a fellow clasp his hands behind
his neck. as in the fifth movement, and then
swing far over and down ard touch the four
behind his heels. Well, I've tried II several
times myself to make sure. and conclude
II can't he done. You simply have to let go
Of your neck and reach down and touch the
Moor with your hands in defiance of the print
ell score. In fact, In all the movements OF this
piece. the amateur may well learn right
AZ the beginning, no care whatever should be
taken of the neck.
The discord being clin,!ng.ted let u cS4a :
the thirteenth movement. IL this ,.ovc.rc:..
The player assumes tie same position IS n
No. IL. that is to say lying supine with the
hands-dear me. detect another dscord. Tie
hands In No. II movement were claspcd be-
hind the neck weren't they? I must have
been worried about my neck when l plotted
out No. H. Well matter let go Of your
ncck-it Will he safe enough in tho thirteenth
movement. Let go. Put the hands the
floor beside the hips. Now without lifting the
feet from the floor grin, grit your teeth. draw
in long, deep brCL.i' and at tho same t,rnc
pull your body UP 10 tie sitting posture. a..
:" No -, but keep right on hc%!aG the houy
down As far as YOU can or the thiSnz, 80. cad
Ing tie knees wee G:t .ou.' c!..M NO.. I.
come right bac. UP aGS:::. now breathing OF :
and back TO the starting position.
This IS q humd.nscr. The FIRST few time.
the amateur sedenta-y .::S!v!Gua, attempts
No. 10 movement he will find himscitf quick
ly tired, II he do II ut ALL often II
is impossible for who has physically neg
lccted himself to do the thirteenth movement
without having some weight restraint upon
his feet to keep them on the floor. hut with
regular daily practice you Will learn, ana in
a reasonable time YOU will lie able to cXccut"
the thirteenth movement from five to tWonty
times every time YOU play the symphony.
1t is well to be modest at first and at
tempt too much This movement brings into
play muscles which the diSniicd adult seldom
uses. And lame belly Is very discoura
ing-I say belly because that is the only
proper word in the English language signify
Ing the anterior abdominal wall.
When YOU shall have acquired such physical
condition, by means OF these exercises, that
You can do the thirteenth movement as much
as fifteen times regularly along with the rest
Of the better metabolsm symphony. with not =
ing but a bracing. uplifting. delightful. after
effect. YOU may reasonably jolly yourself that
YOU are fairly nt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Wcstmorcland Has Set

Erection Of powerful radio broad
casting receiver was begun today In
the Westmoreland Club. following
the decision of several Interested
ciub members several weeks ago. u
was announced. A novel feature ~
the installation will be n special pair
OF wires In the building, allowing
inc set to be transported TO diftcren,
rooms In the club on special occa.
sions. This Is done with tho aid ~
simple pair OF wires and a system
or telephone Jacks.
Tho apparatus will embrace y
two-staEe ampliNcr unit OF the sin
gle circuit, capacity fecd-back sys-
TEN with Magnavox loud sneaker
norm The antenna viii STAND some
htteen feet above the building and
VIII be made OF single r,rand ~
"irc some 100 feet long Members
OF the club are already learning tho
operation or the outnt which Will
be In use within several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Variable Condenser for Radio Cabinet

n variable condenser for the new
rauio receiver cabinet should be Sc
Iected with care. One OF the prin-
cipai sources of trouble is the short
circuiting OF the plates due 10 their
having become accidentally bent so
that they touch each other I'm Ger
tam positions. This happens most
often when the spacers separating
the plates are east.
y condenser has been brough, out
which eliminates the possibility of
such short circuits II reasonable care
IL exercised. Individual spacers are
used To separate the plates. The
plates are Of heavy stock to further
prevent bending. the thickness OF
each plate being .022 OF an inch. The
stop acts on all the moving plates
so that " they are rotated hard up
against the stop few OF them do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
ONCE ADORED COMEDY
STAR. NOW PENNILESS
IEN AssnninfnI prnss 4

NEW YORK. April G-Rosc Cogh-
IAN ad"rcd comedy star az the sos
has taken her first tragedy role.
1t il that 81 a broken. pcnnilcss old
woman. waiting and PRAYING in her
rooms in the roaring forticS'' Tor
death to come and take her from :.
world that has passed her by.
The Lady Toazie. who gracnd the
boards OF Wnliack's Thcatcr in the
SOS and piled up success on success
MS the years went by. ended her last
stage part-a small onc-laSt MAY,
when "Dcburcau' closed.
Since then. she obtained two en-
SaGcmcnis. but in each case the pro-
ducers. divorcinE sentiment from
business. came to her after few
days of rehearsal and reluctantly
told her she wouldn't do"
Three weeks ago. she COLLAPSED
while working over an income tax
return on earnings long since con
sumcd. And she has not left her
rooms in West Forty-second Street
since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

AMlLTON HOLT whose devotion to the
league of nations must commend him
to millions of his countrymen, has sug
gested to the Democratic National Commit
tee the idea of conference of party leaders
who shall consider existing conditions at
home and abroad and adopt party plat
form upon which the candidates for the
House and Senate in the coming election
may stand or fall
This proposal has in il elements of in
terest and possibilities that should not be
lightly dismissed Mr.. Holt proceeds little
too far when he calls for meeting of minds
to adopt a platform. Under party organi-
cation and party rules, platforms can be
framed and passed upon only by duly con-
s'ituted conventions. No voluntary body
OF men may assume the privilege of speak
ing for q great national political organiza-
ton or commit that organization TO a fixed
and definite program. But there is nothing
in party law, party procedure or party ex-
perience that forbids the holding of con-
ferences. These conferences are matters Of
common practice. They are held in the
individual States, by the party followers in
the House and Senate and they may be
held by outstanding groups Of Democrats
o. Republicans IN the nation ct large.
Moreover, they may consider existing is
Sues ama adopt programs in dealing with
those ISSUES. TIE action taken may not
necessarily bind any man not participating,
but !: The conference IS sufficiently repre-
sentative and sufficiently enlightened it may
go far toward fixing party policy. 1t may
have wide influence and may invite the sup
port of thousands or even millions of men
and women who feel the need and who
therefore genuinely Nelcofic leadership
There are many"' and true" Demo-
Gratis in The country who are not satisfied
(. NJ pf
protest preach and practice negation, and
always be against this or hat or the oil her
The men and women want their party 10
be constructive, not simply destructive
They want il 10 stand for something that
Is positive something that is cIcan-cut and
concrete
The weakness OF the party ont OF power
generally speaking, is to be found in The
Tact that il arrays itself in opposition 10
rie plans and performances OF the party
IN power without proposing any actual sub
stitute for those policies 1t is rare that
minority has anything TO offer o! an afir-
NATIVE character or feels any Obligation 10
give The country something better than IL
may have.
II should not be difficult thing for the
Democrat leaders TO formulate Il Sc, of
policies at such a lime AS this Which would
make wide appeal. With the Republican
fiscal system broken down its economy pro
gram IN collapse. IT. congress oual leader
ship all AT sea upon almost ever ' important
isSne now pending, the Democrats might
! with little expenditure Of time and labor
. take advantage OF The bankruptcy OF their
| Opponents and offer the country clearly
defined plan OF action thar would so far to-
ward winning the next House
Let the party conference be held Ont OF
IL may come line OF action that viii bring
/! tD 1t nationwide support
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Ireland Faces War

a no tim" has the outlook for peace in
ireland been darker than il is today.
Ihe agreement reached at London bv Sir
James Craig ana Michael Collins may attain
the distinction of being another historic
scrap oi paper; there is little reason to be-
iieYe mar as bearing on events Of the i'm
mediate future viii be OF primary import
ahce. Neither OF lhesc leaders has been
able 10 mold his constituents in line. and
Collins has failed so sigually i'm the a,temnt
as now 10 be facing the necessity Of or,
changing reason and oratory for the instru
imen'a!iiics Of open war No obserycr ca,
escape the fact that the republican rebels
are preparing TO hight Win the only weapon
their methods comprehend or hat they are
tBlrohg in numbers aud fixed In their re-
solve, Defiance Of the Free State loader-
has become TOO open, too bitter and uiI-
restrained to leave the slightcs, room for
doubt as to the intentions Of the De Valera
liebels.
Il Only miracle can avert an early cx
Jplosson Of the most disastrous sort. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Enwii.h n,,ncr Mu,, u-r, n..,a

Aeronaut!ca! experts IN England in
"!st that radio Is Il necessity to safe
guard AERIAL travel. The House o..
Commons has before I, regulations
requiring senSer-carryIng planes
to be equipped for aerial commun!-
cation. and as soon AZ an agreement
Is effected with International Com
vention and Aerial Navigation. the
reEu'at lions VIII he issued The req
u!ztioHs specify ,hat all planes car
r!'nS ten ~ more people. be .gu:puoc
"!.h = Ea1@m!i:,r AGG a. receiver.
ire a"ii!'h air secgt.sry has o:oe.ta
-! H-@!s" I:o""!"t ,.e EHG!!sh Chan
na! 20 ,"""y wireless apparatus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
which extends

hushinX which extends right
through the condensite condenser
head. condcnSIte is very efficient
insu1ator. set screw and locking
lever are provided for n delicat.
friction adjustment when desired
All studs are exactly spaced. making
IN" condenser easy ,o mount.
u IL claimed that this condenser
has minimum losses. and the cIaiiu
Se"ms entirely reasonable. sine. tho
distance between opposite polarities
IL one and quarter inche,
There are total OF forty-thres
plates. stationary and rotary. and
the maximum capacity IL nnll
microfarad, with very low mini
mum.
The condenser is very accurately
made and should appeal TO mum.
Der OF radio enthusiasts who prefer
to build their own"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

situation in lis present aspects is one to
lille the human mind; In its possibilities.
one 10 overwhclm by manifestation of
blood lust and hatred not often surpassed
in the history Of the race. The news of
the day from this torn country appears
fully to warrant the feeling that nothing
short of provdential intervention will save
the Irish people from civil strife OF the bit
'creSt and most ruinouS kind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Eight Hebrews nomn victims.

VIENNA. April ALI those killed
IN budapest Monday night when a
bomb exploded ut "a Democratic club
banquet were Jews. declares the Neue
Freie Pressc today. which places the
total number Of victims at eight
The newspaper asserts that the crime
itself and events that preceded il
make clear that the outrage was of
purely religious origin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
The Poets Corner
George wnshinrton.
IRcv. William .Iay.l

Rev. William Jay.
There dwell, the man, the flower OF
human Kind.
Whose viSagc mild bespoke his nobier
mind:
There dwe!t the soldier who his sword
~. or drew
Eat in righteous cause to freedom
true:
There dwelt the hero who ne'er
fought for fame.
Yet gained more glory than a
Caesars name:
There dwclt the statesman who. dc.
void OF art.
Gave somndest counseis from an up
right heart:
And .. Columbia. by thy sons ca
ressed
There d"eit tn. father Of tie realms
ne blessed!
Who no wish felt tn make his mighty
praise
Like other chiefs. the nfcans himself
To raise.
But there retiring. hreathcd in pure
renown. s
And fcl' grandeur that disdaincd
crown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
WIZ.

'N'WHrk, =. II
10 .3"--"Mau-inth Moon" sto-
ries for children ,) Newark sun
-" TO 5.t5-''Crimc wave" by
Francis VI. HUGO, vicc-p president Ma
',"ual Surety COMPANY.
Ia ol5--Conc.rt hv icxamcr
DRUM Fifc and Buglc Corps, New
ART y. J.
$50 80 4" .jo-corccrt ~ Miss Ma
bel L"GGctt. soprano. accompanied by
Marguerite Baille
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

cTidawot.r ro,,.

w" have received "A pretty mink n,clo n. -,
!rcc seed from Senator Swanson and a., ,,
from Congressman Deal. which serves -,
bring !" our attention the fact Thai m.
senatorial aud congressional elections arc 81,
this year
Lives OF great men all remind us
w" can make our lives Sublime.
And departing, leave behind us
Free seeds on The sands Of tim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
nu,incrr Good in ou,d Ir.tona

iknoNville ScntincI)
We used to know who was who I'm m.
hShiing. but nowadays tho triangular cros.
sniring between the Ulsterites. the Free
Skaters and the Irish Republican,. has mn,
nS out OF the reckoning. All can under
stand Is that business seldom ever bst
ter In the hghtinS line in "Ould Ireland"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Up With the Times
Nv II. q. ~,

\ community organization in New York
N!3ns :urvcy To determine nc there is
crime wave" in that city. There are stu
people wiu simply cant take hint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Program for Today
Dnliy rHdlO program will be
carried cnch morning In The
Timcs-Dispatch.
IkDN A.

NDNA.
Cast Pittsburgh.
l":3o--Lcntcn services from Trim
ity Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, Pa,
conducted by Rev. u. u. T. Phillips.
-. refers Church. st. Louis. Mo.
$50 i. M.-"l}cdtimc Stories" by
Howard CARTS. author and originator
OF Uncle Wiggily." to he given from
Pittsburgh Post studio
l.. MA good Dream Gone
Wrong by George II. Wallace, to be
given from the Pittsburgh Post stu
dio.
$50 y. Entertainment by Sc
icna inlarski. soprano; i. e. wes,,
bass; Agnes McGurrin. pianist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Il \ N


Chicago, No
us J.. NJ. TO 80 L. M.-News.
markets ard financial lr,pcrt,. $50
70 =. NJ. bedtime Storto2. music ard
.. u. news and
sports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

r. r. 81 am makins. a var,ometer
set. but f'nd II VIII only work 500
meters. How can l make u variom--
ter thst VIII tune 10 5000 meters"
Answer: vSrioiuettr this size -
40, very practical 10 make as II WILL
70 100 large. You sAd bG,:tr :aa.s
hontycomo col Sc: IS w!th 'hia
oCt!:r ~ n:s" t4-t up % gay w..a
.,:;h r." s.l.1!r r',Y -S.r~ tas cc:lg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
cn,rronI Erh,, Dnu, Thought.

y ain so' no reason t complain, when
goes broke. said Charcoal Eph. ruminativciy
longs dey's some soncwhar owes ire
money. Eat hunk q bacon. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Nl't,t.
WI,
VI ct'furd HI.

,Mcifurd Hillside. Mass,
Amateur night and dance mu.ic by
lenAins cltf;ondals Orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Even the radiophone can, bring the weather
forecasts fast enough 10 suit Virginia fruit
growers at this stage of the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
~ NJ.


'-Pr'0Shelu, MsNsD
y. N-Nusicai program bv the
International V. ~. G. A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
" {: !


'Srhcn"ciady. y "
- y. NJ Albany. y. y. artists
~ musical program and talk by
ni HERMAN EiSgs. New YORK health
connr! issiorcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

President Harding has given his hearty APP
proral To the idea OF Better Homes Week"
And the chances are he would look with favor
upoM better House week az wei!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Another effort 10 eliminate obey" from the
marriage ceremony. u should either he cut
out or assigned Ia the proper party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

"A Senate committee has voted for APP
preparation TO provide for resumption of work
n Muscle shoals Members OF the committee
discovered on an inspection trip that Henry
Ford wasn't offering millions for pile OF
Junk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
lie MonL~,s win ,Em

tBIrm InHham Age IIcrnld)
Bryan Is opposed T." monkey business in
ancestors. Monkey business in notifies is an.
other matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Russian delegates to the Genoa conference
have arrived in Italy and are closely guarded
by special detectives. Whether this Is for
tho protection of the delegation the rest
OF the world. accounts do not state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Tho pageant management has ordered 80. 800
chars-and. presumably. At least that ma ny
s X. o. signs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

The Newport News Press says: Colorado
is said to have college which trains It's
pupils to he crooks. We have many such
schools in Virginia, but we do not call them
colleges. We call them jails"
I'VE don't know" says the Culpcncr Star
where the idea of spring cleaning originated
and we don't care cch. But are thankful
that each year finds people walcrinS
10 u realization OF tE-s fact that the house
cleaning habit Is the greatest protection 10
life and property that the American people
cultivate"
The Petersburg Progress and Index Appeal
reviews at length the cases OF the Aliens and
Edwards and concludes:
UNLESS we greatly mistake the character OF
Governor Trnkle he will grant the applca-
ton for pardon for these men. and send them
back to their families. We believe such ac-
ton would meet with the overwhelming an
provai OF tho people OF Virginia."
Says the Bristol Herald Courier: "a bill
introduced in the House provides that aliens
found guilty OF engaging in the narcotic drug
traffic shall be deported. We will not tolerat.
any competition with native sons in tina,
business"
The aggravating blackstone Courier has
this TO say: This is the time of the wear
when begin to feel sorry for our civ
houses In winter, with nice sidewalks Ia
keep out of the mud, hut when IL comes 10
real LIVING. with The old fishing hole and the
d"Swood blossoms. the turnip salad hor-iolo
and huttermilk all their other advantages are
forgotten and sympathy goes out to them on
account OF the many blessings OF real p,cas
nre and real living they are denied"
The Newport News Times Herald discusses
the coal strike in this way: Some ono s,vs
that the public could well afford to go tbrourb
IN" coal strike IL the strike will find tbc
solution OF the trouble between the minors
and the mine operators Quite so Hut doc.
a strike of this character ever settle anNtbinr
definitely? There have been coal strikes ,rd
c"ai strikes. but no permanent peace Let rs
hope that the present strike may come to
some definite conclusion"
The prescription below Is from the Norfo,l
edEer-Dispa'ch; IF things seem gloomy
cohlure up laugh by rejecting that the state
frohlhiti"n Commissioner says he's going IN
enforce the custer law"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER
My Friends.


My friends are many: There's my dog.
Whose ncrcr-failing love for
Was never known to slip a cog
most devoted partner he.
My chickens. cluckins. cackling. Growing,
Filling their part to meet their ends
On cold block. their fate unknowins.
y busy. busting bunch OF friends.
My cow and hefcr: every day
They come and seek my pcttins hand,
And thank me when toss them hay.
As only can understand.
noble pair Of Guernscys. truly.
And neither spoofs me prctcnds.
And d" value them unduly.
My Queen and Princess, noble friends?
My friends are many: All the flowers
THAT grow along that woodland path
Where with my thoughts hnt soft hours
Away from Earth. and worldly wrath!
TIL" birds that sing in every tree are
My faithful friends, and who can
Il. in such company arc.
Need pin no faith on tickle Man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Congress favors deportation OF aliens who
violate the prohibition laws. Intrusion upon
the exclusive rights of American citizenship
is not to be tolera ted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

4. " VIVA, rs tho match b"1
receivcr being talked ~ now, snd
now may J construct one?
AnswcI. The match box receiver
Is simply small CRYSTAL de,ecror
set. Mount a small crvgtAl dettC,rr
p, tae aa!ccA ne '"s,d. ,-2,cr
boz, sGA! 80 SenLt;!r. po!n, "l,N,
se"!'ns WA, Wind ne our .o"cr
w.th No. IS MIRO snd oug = atr.ns
contact on ihe !.ne- ooA. !, :. well
10 put q small .Ooi condenser ac:os.
The phones also. With this set the
addition Of sr fNrial connection and
= pair OF .,0Ou-Ohm phones WIN en-
able YOU To receive many miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Spirit of Virginia's Press

The Newport News Press says: Colorado
Is said to have college which trains It's
pupils to he crooks. We have many such
schools in Virginia. but do not call them
colleges. We call them jails"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
Queries

Y. N. N.-How may chtatr tho
maximum efficiency from my crv-tal
detcci"r outht. using simple yalcna
detectcr. tuning coil uwo-sltd.,.
nxed condenser, 1000 ohm phones
and aerial liI feet long by about 40
feet high?
Answer-Wc would suSge., ma,
you make the addition Of a buzzer
test for Your dttector. n variumtter
homemade " prefcrredD and
variable condenser. The huzzcr
should h, connected like 'hs ord
nary doorbeN. with wiz. from tho
contact TO tire detccto-. Pressing the
Key o. the huZzcr and adjusting tho
oe'cctoF until aOurh 10 heard ~
tho phones Will eliminate arv fau!,r
detection. The variomt,er Is simple
20 permit of hrer adjustment IN the
primary circuit ard tho variable cor
d-n.cr inner adjustment, IN The ..c-
ondary circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

FRIDAY. APRIL :. 1879.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

ADDRESS AI.L cOMMt-
NlcATlO\S Ia The
Times Dispatch and
not to Individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Randolph
/ private Erarch IN
n aure connecting
with all d.uartncnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07

Says the Bristol Herald Courier: "a hi,
introduced in the House provides that aliens
found guilty OF engaging in the narcotic drug
traffic shall be deported We will not tolerate
any competition with our native sons in ,ha,
business"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-07
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