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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-06-23
The Rainbow Kim0na

Massanutten Camp Fire Girls gave
an excellent two act play Monday
evening in the New Theatre.
The young ladies reflected great credit
upon their guardians Misses Katharine
Hotel and Dick Bowman who are
untiring in their efforts and enthusiasm
toward the betterment of Massanutten
Camp Fire Girls.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Nellie Van Tassel President of the
Rainbow Kimona Society," Rosalie
Benchoff.
Ruth Ashton, vice President, Marjorie
Trotter.
Alice Marion, Treasurer, Mary Clapp.
Isabel Sutro, Secretary, Virginia Davis.
Beatrice Courtney, Poet, Elizabeth
Dulin.
Olive Mercer, Student, Margaret
Kneisley.
Winifred Turner, Student, Eleanor
Ford.
Edith Jones, The New Senior, Madolir
Walton.
Jean Benson, Nelie's Cousin, Heller
Geary.
Rose jackson, The Colored MaiC
| Elizabeth Burner.
| TIME-The Present.
| ACT I-Nellie's room in Mis-
Penelope Wright's Collegiate Schoo
| for Young Ladies.
ACT II-Same, one week later.
| MUsICIANs-Mary Esther Martin
Helen Morrison, Mary Lauck Walton
Josephine Barney
| Business Manager, Ruby Gear
| Stage Director Eva Bargelt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-06-23
Directors Of Base Ball
League Meet

A meeting of the board of directors
of the Shenandoah Valley Baseball
League was held in the directors room
of the Shenandoah National Bank on
Friday night. Every team in the lea
que was represented by the manager
of the various clubs, with one exception.
DR.. E. C, Yost presided, and the fol
lowing members of the board were
present: D. C. Harrison, Boyce; c. H
Zeigler, New Market; H. R. Potts, Win
chester; 0. A. Dovel, Harrisonburg
Ripley Walker, Mt. Jackson; H. H. New
man, Woodstock, and DR.. G. E. Miller
Strasburg. J. E. West, Of Front Roya
was absent.
This was one of the most enthusiastic
meetings yet held by the league. Dis
cussion after discussion arose in regart
| to the territorial limit and the salar,
limit, which was finally accepted ant
Improved favorably.
Because of various business position
IL. E. West, resigned as secretary treas
|urer of the league, and H. Russell Pott
of Winchester, was unanimously chose
lsecretary-treasurer of the league.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-06-23


Il Harry Moore, of Raphine has arrived
, land will spend several months in
Woodstock where he will be engaged
as assistant to B. A. Warriner County
Farm Demonstration. Mr. Moore will
Ispend the summer at the home of the
Misses Hollingsworth on Church Street,
RI Miss Nellie Fansler left Wednesday
{ flor Braddock, Pa. to visit her brother,
lMr. Howard Fansler.
Ralph Haas left Wednesday to spend
.. the summer with his father, Mr.. Davic
Haas in Braddock, Pa.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman, after {
e two weeks visit to his mother and sis
a tier, Mrs. S. j. Hoffman and Miss Mar
garet Hoffman left Thursday by motto
x for their future home in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Walton, Jr. an
little daughter, Frances Allen Walto
If lspent the week END with Mrs. Walton
E father, T. w. Allen and family at Re
II Banks.
Rear Admiral Frank Beatty nd Mrs
, Beatty, DR.. and Mrs. Bishop of WASH
:: ington and Miss Leila Peachy of "M
Airy" were guests this week Of Nj
:. land Mrs. M. L. Walton, Jr.
Mrs. Leroy Scribner and daughte
~ mrs. Nellie Marx and two children, {
% Washington D. c., are guests OF MISE
Nora and Lucy Bowman.
ia Hugh Morrison Ord, SON of Mr.. an
If Mrs. Hugh Morrison Jr. who has serve
t. 1.-TWO Years in the U. S. Navy was homo
r ably discharged on June 18th and b
id Ireturned to the home Of his paren
= In Woodstock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
H0PEWELL TO DISCUSS
ANNEXATION TONIGHT
Mass-Meeting Called to Nice,
in Corporation Court.
room.

iioPEWEi.l., VA. Aug. 3.-The
question of the annexation of COR
tain territory to IIopewolI viii hc tho
important question 1" he discussed
tomorrow night. when tho member.
"f the Chamber Of Commerce vii,
hold mass-neetinR In the CORPORA
ii"n Courtroom. Every citizen of the
community IL invited.
Among tn" sections considered for
annexation viii he tho villages and
IN" plant sites.
Tue women "f tho Rland District
Pul lie Health Association VIII MISC
10" given an opportunity ~ address
ing IN" meeting. and Miss Agnes
Rand"'ph. az Richmond. VIII speak
This meeting IL considered as unc
OF tho most Important "a he held
In IN" city since tho closing down
Of the DUPONT plants. There are sew
crRl other industries here. hut there
arc not as many people directly in
Tho city as Their" were a few years
ago.
Tho city has hccn thoroughly COW
cred with handhlis and big signs
ADVERTISING tn" meeting. which viii
start At S:lI O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
HoPfWEII MINSTREI.S
WIN HEARTY APPLAUSE

hpFEWEiI. VA. Aug e Thos.
who ssw tn" minstrel show ,nnlvb,
We i'N'"nt 'lui declared mat 1,
we h""' amateur productInn n,,-
"nh"ss"d In THIS city Every m.u
"'' "' me cast "as a star ana nc
Vn,l'"d himself WITH gior, ~,
AN'i"nr" va KEEP; I'm an uproay -,
.aHf inter- by the BLACK fac. MOI, u.ho
"'h"H IKE profess iouaIs.
'h'"fI"ruior Turner d.cfi.it,.
''N'n mat Director G. 4. Mnrs,nr
''' n" mI~tak" In selecting him ,n-
~ f"i' VI" handled himself v.il,
trae" and in N" after part ~
MI. Turner displayed 20 III.
".u'th'" n!s ability as prosocu,,r
a,l.rh"! Ne missed his calling NAV
,-.., oE not taking up law as a
IN" following took mart co-d,.
hcN Iaui McN-v. Judge y " ,t'.
,sr 70 Keller. Y G.,hinv ~.
nehh'h"ay, n ~ Vaughn uar,a,.
mason Abe ApArin Arrh,A So
"" H. hasrott. Charles Cla,t
hhfFis"n. Mr.. Morris yr
MsJor BENJAMIN Davis. Mr. Esr, ~.
'!lher. r. r. BALDWIN G.o, VI.
,e'r. MT Frith. Mr. BLACK. iiou,.nsr,
smith. Mr.. ke;fer. John 49,
mares ana Jess Holman. Sir o'cn,
nor and Harry Scott.
On" ~ tn" h!g fearur.. 80.
"'Firdh BLACKS quart., whit
compelled Z" respond ..y.,si
| 70 the applause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
OPEN VACATION BIBLE,
SCHOOL THIS MORNING


tIElSIitIiG VA. Aug. 3.-Thc
'hiiv vacation iiiil" Schno. VIII he
"p"n"H ia IN" Second PRESBYTERIAN
huron tomorrow morning at q
"'i"rN Tn" pastor. Rev. James
M'' Inr'. Viii b" the principal. assist,
"h ny several prominent teachers and
i""""rS There viii hc Eibl. study
memory words. music. handwork. as
Wei as fi,st-aid with supervised,
playground period in charge .f Mrs
w w Doyle. Mrs. i. Nat Harrison
ana Mrs. Hugh x. Smith.
ih"rs "h" viii assist in the school,
VIII h" as follows: Mrs John =.
smith Mrs. :. l. I!racc. Mrs. ". J.
Moran Misses Emily RirdSong. Mar
sar"t sewers. Audrey Williams Lii
iihn Temple. Julia Temple. I.ucv T.
MrIlwain". Virginia ErockweIl lean
''iitS. Mic" Ayers. Ethel Carr. Nan
nj" u. Smith. Mrs. W r. McI,waiuc.
II. ana several others.
MI children Of the city between =
ana u years are invited to attend the
Sch"oi. regardless of denomination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
MISS AGNES RANDOLPH
SPEAKS IN HOPEWEIL

]Ioif:W ELL. VA. Aug. ::.-MiSs
Agnes Randolph. III Richmond. head
OF the EtiroaU Of Tuh"rculosi E.hura-
non. addressed In" Island District
Public ii"nith Assimilation tnnigh; at
me IT, NiiIhe" high school
me address Was heard with keen
interest. Miss Randolph srnt. ON
the necessity "f having good health
IN ana around ii"p-weIi. she gave
me members expert inf"rna ton r.l,
i've I" conducting the campairn
winch rs nov IN progress. and offered
h'r support im any way pnssihI. to
mak' 'h' campaign success.
ihc in"inhcrS ar" ,cnthuscd over the
reception they have been given So far
ny IN" industrial plants aud the husi-
ness men OF fi"r"wcII to whom ,hey
nay" applied FOR aid IN the raising nj
money I" night disease
MISS Randolph viii speak 10 Tho
members "f the Chamber of Com
m'r'" and other citizens tomorrow
n'tn'' when -" mass meeting will he
heid in III" Corporation Courtroom
Tor IN" rurr"ss "f discussing an
ncNati"n. "
Thc citizens are invited TO hear
MISS randolph again tomorrow NIGHT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
PROPOSE TO LET FIGHT
TO rIlRDIGu TO FINISH
Try United N.wsl

: w Ill'h News.
WASiiINiT"N. Aug. &.-Accclcr-
a;"d importation OF foreign coal to
car" for tho Eastern s.ahnard: di-
version az Eastern coal {" hard
pressed Middi" and Northwest crn
states. C"-"p"ration OF industries not
vitality needing coal. and a period OF
probation FOR coal operators and rail-
eNecui!NeS-thiS. in word. is tn"
'"unSe! given President Harding by
th"S" operators. rail executives. in
dustrial leaders and some members
OF his official family. VII" arc willing
and anNi"us-to lc; the two great ma :
t!onal strikes go through To a fin
ish fight
Harding conferred with Chairman
i@sk"r. az tho Shipping BOARD. and
twice with Secretary Hoover. today.
preparatory I" launching run dis
'ussi"n Of tn" strike situation before
his Cabinet Friday.
Tn" only other development was
an official hin, % another possible
r"urS" of drastic action" IMPLIED i'm
IN" assertion ~ high official tina,
III" President had emergency author.
nv :" place both railroads and mines
under Federal reccivcrship. got tho
men back I" work on new contracts
ana later turn tn" properties back
"''"r IN" emergency had passed
me cost "f such n venture, how
ever would he tremendous. as evil
hcnc"d ny tho great sums tho gov,
"rnmcnt has been compelled 10 pay
hack t" the roads. growing out Of
Federal operation during the war.
NrNertheiess. II is known the ad-
mihistrahon is contemplating some
shrh line "f action with the idea of
nrs' taking over the railroads feed
ms n"nunion coal nclds II necessity
dictates. and broadening this course
In case Of extreme emergency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04

led by Rcd Cross dogs on a leash.
But thcss form only a ANAL part Of
tho city's pnup.r class. Berlin. once
model cI1y In point Of civic thrift.
cleanliness and woil being. has to-
day moro bcRRers than BnKdsd. That
part OF Germany which Ia working
and receiving money from it's la
h"rs saves nothing. why should
"" snro7" 1t says bitterly. "Ry
ihih limo noAt yenr our money will
u" raluelnss. like Auatria'.. We'll
spend II before It's no good
Thonsnnds Of Husainnn.
In Germany today there are hun
dreds OF thousands OF Ru..inn
refugees. In Berlin alone there ar.
between 100000 aud 100000 Russians
who har" come there since the Rus-
sian debnclc II Is Il curious. and
significant fact that. OF all the for
"iRn"rs now in Berlin. th.s. Rus
SLAMS hr- the only ones allowed to
remain IN the city ss jewellers for AN
indennIt" period free OF foreign tax
and MOI compelled 10 report to IN.
police. IT IL significant. too. that an
room for which an American paws
1000 marks Stili. when tn. mark
is over 800 to III" American dollar
charg. of 1000 MARKS for room
- pathetic indication OF the Ger
mar's inability to catch up with mis-
own runaway valuation
All this may be- merely ov.rhanr-
ing gloom without any story To fol-
low. doubt II. GERMANY I~ an
h"h"r!"Ss nation IT hates Franc"
WIN an uHhunorous and Fixed IN
t"hsity. aud ~ balls Thought ~ FOR
'"N"nE" fcrmany's feeling tnwa,h
hhsiand can only bc .xpr.4Acd in
'"ur-sHliahl" GERMAN words Cor
'"hSs ErndEc against America is
mat II II mad not been for u.-,o,h.
s'hi"--ii would have won IN. wsr
piiiable. desperate. ,ulien surg
ing nation, aliv. al this monen,
with terrible possibilities Eel, IN
Germany that was dancing on F.,
volcano. Certainly any one who
isn't Callous"d ." IN" bon. mus, ,..
IN" heat 81 growing nres
&C.. ls22. 10y United N..s)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
SEEK FORMER, ENPLOYE IN
RESTAURANT POISONING
Seventh Victim Dies as Result
of Eating l1uckicbcrry
Pie.
liy United News |

NEW YORK >rr
restaurant
WAS sought Thursday In an Ntt"mpt
20 TX the blame FOR tho arsenic dough
plo, which has r,ys.d ,ho dam -,
scv.,
ga" 'h' i''h"ss "i
nearly loo Others
Til. s.y.r,h ,t.,
:, ,,,-.; ''''"
~ ~ '''N'! !ur manu-
"' w" a. IN. result Of
""''hs Hn'kI"berry pie at the res
iauran: on Monday. An atI,nusy
showed death was dn. To acute drug
poisoning
Susu,c,n, ,, t,r,
d.n,,, ~ :"
'"'P''N' AS IN" result of
S'''S ''"' h"'i'" 10y samuel DreNler
"""''''"f "t Tn" restaurant. Drcx-
Ter said %" was convinced In. d,urb
was POISONED nlalicIouslv ana c,,,
what he called ,u,,l, summon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
willing &" >rvotIntc.
DISTRICT COMMITTEES 30
FUNCTION BS MONDAY

WASliINGToN. Ans. New prinr-
i'y orders for the transportation Of
fu"! VIII be- issued Immediately by
tn" Interstate Commerce Commits
si"n. Federal Fuel Distributor Sp"n-
Ger announced tonight. with the pur-
pose Of facilitating tho distribution
~ Goa under the administration :
emergency program
The district committees Represent
ing tn" Federal organization I'm III"
producing coal fields VIII he func-
tonine by Monday. MIR Spencer said.
T"day's discussions by the commit
tees. h" declared. We're confined to
rontin" matters and no important
conclusions were reached
Eforts 10 bring government In
hh"nc" 10 bear upon coal mine or
orators. who have been unwilling
!" attend the central competitive
"aS. scale Joint conference when
John !. Lewis. president OF the United
MIN" Workers. has called for Mon
day. At Cleveland with support Of
some operators, was understood to
nave been tn" purpose Of IN. visit
here Of samuel Glasgow. general at
t"rney for the union MIR Glasgow
held rroioncet interview today
with President Harding. hNinr ac.
r"mpanI"d 20 the White House h,
Secretary Hoover Roth refused to
discuss IA" purpose OF their visit.
however
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Expect Oser Will Meet
MathiIie at Boat Today
TRY United Sew,1

FAILS. Aug. Z. America hero
are chiefly intsrssted lust now
In whether Max Daar. tn" dashinH
Rwi las riding master, Will 10 walt
Ing with hi. prospective father
ln-law. Harold H. Mcrormlch. tho
Chicago millionaire. ON III" dock
Mt chrrh"urg Friday morning to
greet his Fan"er. Mathildc Mctor-
mick. whom emo arrives from the
United states
DS"r promised no would he at
tho dock when he talked with tho
United N"wa rorrcspo ndcnt last
February at I,aHl".
Rut oscr hasn't hccn s"cn h"rr.
either at Mccormick hotel or
anywhere else. Thu only hahita-
Ill" hotel ut Chcrbourg. said nrith-
or Mccormick nor Dscr WIS reg
lstercd. AZ Mathlld"'a hon; docks
at \. NJ. the Crly way they
could get ,h"rc In stmc now would
b" hN nisht motor trip, which
might appeal To them. because of
the opportunity to avoid photo
graphcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
EMERGENCY TROOP PLANS
~ WAR DEPARTMENT HAND.
TRy United S.ws

WASHlNGTON, Avg 3.-Emer-
IencN plans for operation. II neccs-
sarE and guarding of railroad trains
ana mines have been or arc being
prepared in every army corps area
IN the country. following instructions
issued by the war Departmen, Tor
corps commander. to be prcpa-.d IN
protect M" and property.
~" general stan. II Is learned. has
H!FeadF prepared on. confidential
genera "rd"r. hut because Of the
necessity ri placing II in rho hand.
o' civilian author.,;e. in variou.
states and cities 3, l. being revised
:" mat III" complete detail. y, IN.
me'hous by which the army Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
EIGHTEEN JOIN GRAYS
DURING PAST WEEK

itIEESRli:i VA. Aug 3.=Cap-
Tain w u. Armstrong. OF the Peters.
burg trays. announced This morning
mat eighteen men had enlisted d
me company during the past week
""hN more men arc wanted for tn"
company. ana those joining now will
he gwen the free trip To III. .pcamn
ment at Virginia Teach The local
companies Will "ntrain on the morn
lnr Of August &c, and Will spend two
weeks a, the camp.
The GraNs' tent is still opcn "a,
The Elks' Club lawn. and many men
are calling every day asking uues-
tions about the Gravs. Several more
are expected To join before the end
of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
MONTHS FIRE LOSS
But S6lT IN JULY

fETEESECRG, VA. Aug 3-pu"
No doubt Go the "tt'ci-nt Are depart
meht. petersburg rr- loss for tho
month OF July was unusually small.
as Fir- chief Miller reports onlv
'elI FOR the -u1i'. month.
There We're fou-,e.u alarms hu-
Ing the month. with t"tA! valus
ton Of threatened property ~ 3,3
$50. Tn" value 81 contests wns so5
$50. Insurance on the 'u.iGings was
'?N.thh. ana on Cout-nts $1,000.
There were zig mercantile in
sn""tions mad" and 'h'rry- nine In
the residential sections No,iCes To
clean ny the premises ,v"r. !s.u.,,
~ twenty av.
The entire department - NOW mo.
'oriz"d M last two horse. h-in.
sold several weeks ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture
and that cleanses and soothes the
skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or 81
bottle of Zcmo and apply II as direct
ed. Soon you will find that irrita-
tions, Fimples. Blackhcads, Eczema,
Plotchcs. Ringworm and similar skin
troubles will disappear.
Zcmo. the penetrating. satisfying
liquid. Is all that is needed. for IL
banishes most skin eru?tions. makes
the sn!n soft. smooth and healthy
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04

'''N 80" W. Nc ="
N ',"'''' >''N'" /" '' ""A
VI '''' 'He'' onions
""" "'''"
worst Act Of Awful mn.
They vat at the rear OF the loce
eating AT Intervals they would
come forward. mouths quite fun, ."
view the proceedings At on" poin,
me stay" was occupied by a rhriil
and pluHp-calv"d girl and her tough
MAI" partner, wh" WEI" doing an act
entitled. Incredibly enough. cowboy
H"itv"Tifi"h j.; was tn worst act
on an awful hiii. The y"uug hl""dS.
hearing IN" na~ai Dialogue. Str"ll-d
l" N" ran "f IA" h"N. glanced down.
s"'d. y I"t'"s W.lI"H'' and vent
back :" ,h"ir wiener admitted
snail never know WIN 'h"' aid no,
Eat their srhnitz"l In som" "U;sid"
r"f". or what Speci.' flavor tho un-
seen stage may nav. impaired 10
their s'v"ry supper.
Se"inr thnS. things nm. is r.,
hans. unawar. th,, n,.LLl.,I,vs
':"rmauy. alm.4t in It's .n,fr,,, h,,
not known the tms;. OF lit,,.- Sine,
lpit ma. po,, =, ~. ,.hr. 500,
three times a month. ,.n ,rnr1 ~.
amiscments buys no nov clo,b.g
dr!n.s no beer. Til. I,h,-cr in ;.,
many today is h.,icr p.,id IMAM an,
.'ucr class Of worker Hc,li,.
hcor- wagon driver yo,s sn.nno WARTS
q wear Golfer. rr,,. 49,
lin ,b,,u 7oooo ,,-
mound o, hu,,c- - ,so
head or ,,uIifInu.,
pair 81 shoes cos, w.oL.
You So. ia. b,,L IorL
, njo,c ~ ,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04

continued From First i'avc)
laid stress ON the fact that HaIsingcr
/, n christian gentleman Ia the
rae" Cor tho stat" senate. three
wears ago. hc defeated Mayor George
VI. Warren. 81 this city. iiasslngcr
has lived In Abingdon about twelve
years and owns a biz Lumber up-r-
alton at k"nuar"ck The convention
assembled nj o'clock this after
noon a; the Virginia High school
i *. Taep"rt, az Wise. wa. mad.
cha'rman> r. Walter picker.rn.
az Rusv.O s.,r.,,r,. \,fsy J,,r.., -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
COPS MUST BE ABLE
TO RUN AUTOMOBILES

PETERSBuRG. "a, Aug. a
Major John ot"y Walker. Director ~
fuo!ic safety. posted this morning
an order FOR police to he able ~
operate automobiles by Angus, I,
TN inns date the motorized Police
pepartment is To go into effect. and
MaJ"r walker is anxious that every
officer know how 10 operatn car h
that time.
Detectives MCGEE and Goodwin
and Motorcycl" Officer Sanford are
!nstruct!nG the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
NESSEi.MEN'S STRIKE
ANERTED TEMPORARILY
Federal lntrrHcnti"n Results In
Withholding of Order To
Quit Work.

DETROIT. Aug ?. Federal inter
r"nii"n today avcrted i strike of
union v"Ss"im"u IN tho ,;rea, Lakes
IN" district executive" committee. Of
IN" International S"am"n'S Union
voting I" withhold the s,rik. order
"ntii IN" Department Of Labor hal
ma"" an effort to adjus, ,he wage
differences which caused Tho strike
movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
INDIANA TROOPS TAKE CONTROL
OF EIGHT MINING CENTERS

t"ntiuued From First raccD
- mc";in. here today and accepted
an Invitation from John |. Lewis
president "t the United Min. Work
crs ~ America. t. m"ct with the
miners representatives in An inter-
state conference hero IN August .
M!rharl Gallagher, president ~ tho
association. which is part Of the
central competitive ncid. sen, Mr..
Lewis the foll"winr ,clcrram:
we are In receipt Of your tele-
gram. o: August calling meeting
~ operators ard miners 20 he held
IN Cleveland "i Monday. August :.
The ritt Shureh Vein Operators As
soriation will have representation at
this meeting and will join with YOU
in every proper -N"rt /" bring about
tn" wage seal. th,i Will bc FAR In
its terms and sSSur, the puhlic coal"
Gallagher Issue. Statement.
After the Adjournment uf the
meeting, Mr.. q. llash-r issued the
following statement.
This association has from the
beginning hr"n In favor ~ a prop
"riy assembled conference 10 neSo-
,!a'e wax. scale with the United
Min" Workers ~ America. and #,
has twice heretofore accepted invita-
lions =" attend q four states confer
'nr' rrnvtdine same should he prop
,rly convened t. has always been
ready and willing !" meet the min
ere officials 80 this district. and 70
ucg"t'at" waE" scale Of the dix
'ri't II that method should hc found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04

IN" southern Glo" cub AN or
H'hl>h ION ~ eleven vocal aud IN
IHfun"niaI artists. wil, give - con
""ri ,"uIght at .. e. g, ria!d Tv.,-
ii"th al snort l. streets ,nr n.
n"mb"rs and friends 81 the church
'iili Aihl"ti" Association Thos. ~,
'hh'S" ~ IN" artists auu"Enc. that
IN" program wili r.gIn at 81,
".cl""N. There will 49, no admission
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