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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
The Stronger Man nr.. Young.

reader sends this query:
Concerning ---- the wrestler who
died recently. II he was such a strong man
why was ne attacked by heart trouble which
caused his death:--W. Il. NJ
hhu mat Il similar idea is sim worry
prevalent Although great believer In the
\alue OF fhir amount or general cNcrcise
daily for the good OF general health. I have
always tried TO disabusc the readers mind Of
the notion that physical or muscular strength
- equivalent To health or that great muscular
strength assures good health
The contrary is rather nearer the truth
fcrscns with extraordinary muscular strength
strong men" certain products OF "rhysical
culture" who manage to acquire hypertrophy
on acknowledgements OF certain groups OF
muscles ana certain professional athletes
trained by uuwise trainers. arc not only
"'h'Icnt in general health status as compared
with ordinary persons. hat are short lived.
d" not imply that Intelligent athletics shorten
HE am speaking OF tho abnormal
The particular wrestler tn" correspondent
mentions | know nothing about, But there
- nothing in either Intelligent athletic train.
ing or professional entertaining that makes
man immune TO the Infections which may
cause disease or the heart. There is some
thing in excessive muscular dev.Iopmrni
"Ncrtra!n!ng. the fr.ak development of the
physical culture" victim. that does tax a
mans heart ana make him more vulnerable
t. purely mechanical failure Of lii" heart in
an emergency. overErown muscles sap
mans energy they act as parasites on the
h"dN. Intelligent training does not seek. in
fact strives to avoid. hvpcrtruphv whicn T.,
great enlargement "C the muscles OF the body
or any Of them. including the heart muscle
itself; scientific training aims to develop free
dom OF movement agility and endurance. not
enormous strength.
II is true that al! athletic traimln. Involves
certain amount OF hypertrophy override
rcl"pmcnt "f tie right side OF tho heart
which pumps III" blood through the lungs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Getting the Truth Abou, Con,

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Babe" and Ills Bat Rcuwal>en

a LONG period of convalesccncc for
itabr Ruth and his celebrate
home-rnh stick. Il period filled with ankle
'ieS. apprehensionS and harsh words seems
L" nave com" tn il happy close It was
just rev days ago that readers of the
Sport page noted the triumphnl departure
"i habe from the field of action upon
the shoulders of stalwart fans who. not n
great while ago. might have been ,emptcd
|" bear the hero" off astride Il rail BY
some means. in respect to which Ruth
himself surely may not he shorn OF all
credit, the grave weaknesses OF the recent
past grand opera temperament and all
nave peeh overcome, or so ii appears: and
We" iork lahS are once more rejoicing in
me strains nf the home-run symphony
during the past week. tho industry
energy and precision OF "Hahc" and his re-
lo'eha'ed bat have turned the composite
nose OF the Yankee outfit in the direction
oil nigh position and universal respect The
recent record OF Ruth. i'll fact. might we'll
have been taken as Il leaf from his shining
calendar of 1921 The big boy. who so
long bore the role of everybody's football
mas regained his exalted place as a wreck
or OF pcnnant hopes in the provinces "
Despit" his many misadvcn,urcs, including
enforced delay in getting started he IS
again within striking distance of the home
run premiershiD-and striking with tru,
vengeance.
whether Babe" has pulled himself mn
by ms own boot-strapS, or has been maulcd
1eercd and disciplined into a scmblance of
~" old Ruth. the simple fact is that some
thing or somebody has put his batting eve
on ITS feet. as il were; and Babe" is doing
what he is paid-and checred-to do.
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News OF Fifty Years Ago

From ;hc Richmond Dispatch. Aug %. 1921
Monday morning about . o'clock there was
an accident at Ii"cc"on pit of the coal mines
Ia Chesterfield, which resulted in the killing
ot Elliott Sims and the severe irIurv OF
Joseph Morrow. The accident was due To the
disarrangemcnt Of some OF the machinery in
the pit.
James T. Cowardtn of the Dispatch. viii
leave this morning FOR foreign tour OF three
years duration. II, has accepted a position
as captains clerk on the United States
steamer fanti". which will sail in a few days
for china. Africa ana the East Indies via
The Mediterranean Sea and the Suez Canal.
Last night MIR. Cowardln was handsomely
entertained at Zetcles by his brother news
paper men
James u. Cosby viii assume charge of the
Manchester post office this morning There
VIII he no changes present in the force
ia that Office.
Til" stockholders OF The Liberty and Rocky
Mount Narrow Guasc Railroad met at Liberty
in Bedford County. yesterday and organized
TIE company which Is to build the road
through Bedford and Franklin Counties Pc
ter Saunders. OF Franklin. was elected presl-
dent OF the company. over 1900 shares OF
The stock have been taken and the road Will
cortaiuly be built from Liberty to Rocky
Mount. in Franklin county
The Lynchburs. petersburg Norfolk and
Danvii!e agricultural fairs have all fixed for
the four days. October % 81 "a and 25 4
bad arrangement should say
Hon. Il. NJ. Z. Hunter OF Virginia Is to be
one of the speakers AT the grand Greeley dem
onstra,ion in New York September r.
Hon. l.. @. c. Lamar has been nomina ted
for Congress by the Conservatives of the Ninth
Mississippi District.
Married. in Richmond. on August 20 Miss
Henrietta Nachmnnn. Of this city. to Samuel
Lehman. OF Cincinnati Ohio.
Colonel y. NJ Davis. the Conservative can
didate for Congress In the Fifth District is
making most active canvass and says he
intends 10 keep II up until the going down OF
the sun on election day. That is tho way to
carry an election.
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The Poets Conner
Iteverics.

am dreaming OF n land.
by the very angels plann'd,
Where. in youths fun happy days
used to roam:
OF land OF azure skies.
Very near to Paradise
Oh, I'm dreaming OF my old Nir-
ginia home.
How long once more TO go
Where the lovely hawthorns blow.
Where the rhododcndron woos tn,
lily fair!
Where the sweetest flowers thar
bloom
Lend their delicate perfume
TO the evening breeze, a fragrance.
. so rare!
OF Thy wales are all my dreams.
OF thy mountains, Of Thy streams,
or thec--lovclicst land By eye of
mortal seen,
Where the robin pipes his song
Morning, noon, and all day long.
And the mock bird sings a lay unto
his queen,
How my heart with rapture thrills
When see those noble hills
Bathed in glory. as. at eve. the sun
declines!
How long again to roam
Near my old Virginia home.
In the shadow of those softly muir
m'ring pines!
When the shades OF twilight fall.
And tho whip-poor- Wills sad call,
Plaintive, floats upon the stilled
evening air,
Dear old golden days return.
And the affairs brighter burn.
Sacred in my heart for onc---Cecilia
Dare.
And voice that seems SO near.
OFT. methinks. unto mine car
Breathes tho music of my sweet
hearts song Of yorc:
Tho the angels turn from thee.
Come. beloved unto me;
True the love that / have plightcd
cvcrmorc,
BY those cleaning orbs Of light,
Angel censers OF the night.
BY the glory OF yom silv'ry moon.
swear:
Virginia soon again to soc.
Land OF all that's dear to me,
Home OF my belov'd sweetheart
Cecilia Dare!
-. HENRI FoRTEsouIRE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

To the Editor Of The Times p.spatch.
Sir.-Mr. Roosevelt Pages advocacy
OF the cap!io! Suunr" Cor the Com
monwralth office building in today )
issu" makes tn" case OF those Who
oppose IL 100 per cent perfect, and
eliminates every Nystlcr ui reason
Tor this vandalism y Second .>udi =
tor Mr.. Page speaks as one having
authority" II !50.OOO a year may be
saved by the erection OF the building
then why not as" the rental FOR one
or TWO years and buy Il suitable sit.
elsewhere The building would con-
tinuc to DO handsome Investment
Tor the poNrrty-striCkcn Common
wealth that is compelled 10 save at
the sacrifice OF good taste and seutI-
mcnt. An ciSht-stury building In
capitol square Ground troddcu l,.
the feet OF our !liustrioua dead 3.
worth too much per front foot no,
TO be used for the entirely unitarian
purpose Of furnishing Office space FOR
our veterinarian, etc! Virginia -
first in almost all that is glorious
In American history: Ic, her not com.
init the fatal error o! being the nrst
of tho state 20 erect 4 sltyscrap,r
IN her Capitol square.
W G. SMITH.
Richmond. Va. Aug - 1922.
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A Ihinamnn'. Na,nr..

To the Editor ~ The Times Dispatc Oh
Sir.-n tn" sunday Times Dispatch
story Of The eighteen Chinese for
whom am acting as interpreter. |
WINS quoted as saying that every
chinese had three names: one by
the mother. one hy the father. and
one by The teacher. THAT il not
correct, y child has "a name given
l." h!m By his parents. which h. is
called by unti' he Reaches school age
rhen his teacher selects COR tho stu
ueht himSrlf 4 nam" which he Is
called by his teacher and fellow =
students When he gets married he
can be EiNcn again another name. to
SHOW ne has reached manhood To be
called by any one 81 his tire, names
would be correct the surname. @.
course. remaining the sans.
KIN 10 CiIECNC.
Richmond Va Aug - !s9a
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To,iay'S Meeting

tCONFLlCTlNG expressions from mon who
- nave been prominent i'll recent nego-
.tiations and the continuing dearth OF au-
ihoritivc information concerning the exist
'ehce or nature OF pending proposals make
~ extremely hazardous To venture any pre-
'uictlon as 10 the outcome OF t0duy's meeting
OF railway executives. Leaders OF the "big
brothcrhoods," whose conterenc, with
group OF executives led TO the
GAIL. for the meeting today have
maintained hopeful attitude; most
OF the executives have refraiued
from comment, but certain OF their East
ern members are making no secret OF their
hostility toward any plan involving compro-
mise OF the seniority issue One of them
has gone so far, in fact, as to pronounce the
talk OF peace "all bunk" The public.
lacking knowledge OF the proposals before
The eNecutircs-without assurance in fact,
that any definite proposal has been framed
us prepared 10 form no opinion concern
ing either merits of the matter Immediate
pending or the prospects of an agree
meni
= The Associated Press correspondent re-
ports disposition To view as Significant
't3eIneXpected return from Europe OF three
Eastern railway presidents who will join
ehe meeting today and the announcement
bY-three big steel companies OF a 30 per
cent wage advance for its common laborers
HIS pointed out that these three executives
pave been represented AT previous meet
lhgs by rice-presidents, who steudfas,ly Oh
posed any concession on the seniority oues
pGa- me significance. ii any OF their re-
IfTn Is purely a matter for speculation. as
Is 'he announcement OF the steel companies
though il is difficult To escape the feeling
Ihat this announcement was timed with
some regard for todaM's session Union
leaders indicated The belief that j, will
s'rehgthen The case OF the rail workers
one hopeful note may be caught in the
Feport-not, however. an ofca! announce
Ment-- that Spokesman for the shopmcu viii
he on hand today with set OF fresh al
tentative proposals. for submission in case
Ihe executives reply unfavorably TO The,
brotherhood chiefs The whole matter
rests for me moment in the field of con
lectUr". i Is hardly necessary to warn a
sadly experienced public agains, expccf-
Ing TOO much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Ing the position OF the shop workers practi-
cally intolerable
NO sane American will question tho right
OF any other citizen to place his sympathy
wherever individual reason or conscience
may dictate. Every good citizen however.
must question the right to give sympathy
expression IN such forms as are said TO have
been noted at Clifton Forge. The man
OF woman who possesses clear and sound
understanding of that which is Fundamental
Ill our Lille and government will not re-
Qulr' instructions from any court or police
omcer concerning the limits of sympathetic
action III matter of this sort between
moral support and that form OF aid which
carries defiance of tho law. there is Il very
wide gulf; TO attempt 10 bridge that gulf
Is To strike at the foundation OF our COM
mon safety
II the duty OF restraint rests upou
'he ordinary citizen. the obligation
10 require restraint rests even more
uchhitey and soemnly upon officers who
nave sworn to hold the law and its obscry-
ahce above all else. II should not be neces-
SarE TO remind the police authorities Of
'iiiton Forge. or the people there. that the
Ia" very plainly commands for the shop
workers the right to contribute their part
toward the maintenance OF transportation
without menace or unnecessary yicissitudc,
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client. He had every right as practicing
lawyer to accept service in the Newberry
case Nobody can seriously question that
And 1t was his duty an advocate to make
the best possible showing on the side OF his
Ciieh' Bnt there has rested no political
onhsatioh on Mr.. Hughes 10 throw himself
ih'o the present campaign in defense OF Mr.
Nrwberry. Certainly there is no consistency
ON his part in supporting Newberrysm now
which after all. is the same thing that he
haiti"d against brilliantly and successfully
aN Governor OF New York back in 1910
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Calls Fredericksburg Pastor

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. %
-Rev. br. Robert Campbell G!imor.
pastor %; tn" deT!cksburg Pres
nHt"rian church. has received an en-
ihusiastic and unanimous call from
SANFORD. y. G. Presbyterian Church.
Or. GnmOr. has the call under con
sideration and Will not decide until
consulting with the officers and
members OF his church Dr. On.
more was offered a call to Sanford
church hfieen years ago, hut declined
II for work In Portsmouth. Va. As
"A coincidence the pastor of the Ban
tist Church of sanford is Rev. W. NJ.
Gilmore. who began his pastoratc at
the Same time MS Rev. n. &. Gilmore
In BrunsW lex. Ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

u quitclaim deed and gave II 60 man
saying Have dominion Dress &
and keep IL"
Daily Reading.
Monday: The first Gardcn.---I;cn
ill., IL.
Tuesday: Beneath tho stars Gen
NNviii iO-I7
Wednesday: by stin wa,crs-Ps
Nxiii. Ia
Thursday: What the flowers say. -
Matt. vi .h-Ji
Friday Ia vineyard John Nv
l-lO.
SATURDAY.: on the Ialle-John vi.
1921.
To Think About.
WHAT lesson from nature has IN eiped
yUuH
How did Jesus use nature IN Illus
trailing truth"
How do poets use nature IN thar
poems? Civ. am example
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Nt't:I.
'Medford hillside


G.3O J.. M.--I.ute news flashes. Bos-
ton American. Final scores. Boston
American. Police dcpurts
o.oo-Evching program: ]. Vote
or Tell why Not" benjamin c. Ian,
Company. boston, Mass. Forty-scv-
cnth Tufts College radio lecture. H.
Song recital by Sydney ". Jordan
tenor. of Norwood, Mass. nccompan-
led by Walter l.. Sandterg, pianist
OF Maiden Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Nenun Toll Too Grrnt,

IL Is now said that communication
with Venus would he entirely within
the realm OF possibility were II not
Tor the great cost. Dr. Abbott re
potts that the cost of sensing radio
waves to Venus would DO cnormoul
that planet reflects light as ~ II wore
surrounded by clouds. and iuli condi-
tons Indicate Intelligent life.
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Observe r,f,,c,b ,,,,,cr.or

Tia" hftlcth anniversary OF the
memhership ~ l.. L. Waithall in
hov" Lodge. 30. 81. y. T.. X A. NJ
VIII b" observed AT the meeting th"
second Friday in September. Nj.
Waithall. who is tho oldcs, living
member of The lodge, is past master
OF Dove Lodge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Numerous members o! the Virgin,
breeders and FanCicrS Association
met in The old parlor o. Murphy's
Hotel last night and discussed plans
for the winter exhibit and also for
cooperation In making the poultry
show At the Virginia state Fair Ia
october greater than ever before.
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Voice Of The People

Leftcr3 for the "NUicr of the
People" Column should nat exceed
Ioo wards IA length. uc>ond thnt
number the editor reserves tho
right 90 blue prLcii. Name and
Hddrchs must accompany cnch COM
uunicntinn, not foe publication, IL
the writer dOes not wish IL. but
rs evidence of good faith
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Program for Today
NN'llAZ.

dispatch Papers. Richmond)
80 T. Baseball scores ana
late news aashc~.
';1o-w Weather and crop reports.
7:"o-S:ock quotations aud bed
time story.
S:oo--rroIram by Nathan Opple-
man. pianist, pupils Of Frank Il. Cos
10y and the luchmond Conservatory
OF Music, and Al Schradcr. comedian
and song-ter. Mr.. Opplcman: 'PoIac-
ca Briiiante." Hohm; "Nocturnc No.
;. Chopin: ''IIurcroisc Iapsodic."
List. Al Schradcr: Il Wish There
Were a Wireless in Heaven" by Man
uel White; Lonesome Alamm.,
Blues" by Brown and knickei, no
body Lied"
EAST Pittsburgh
500 T. M.-W-ckiy summary OF
The Iron Age" Careful Crossing
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
l'lIc ltlIlc,

inc Ruic
There is one rule in life
That takes no second place
To any rule that ever was
by gumption or by grace;
1t is the rule that's built
om simply living fair:
rw" words are all there is OF it,
And these are they: BE square,
lie square, first with Yourself.
Square with your ncighbor be.
BE square with exc your hidden foe,
And every foe YOU see.
No matter what your cause,
No matter when where.
1t cannot lose its virtue by
Its champion being square.
Square to the world aud square
To every angle in
This world OF mcrrimcnt and grief
This world Of love and sin,
Md when your soul checks out
To journey over There.
Your" travelling with your bills all paid
II YOU have just been square!
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OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

Campaign address by j.. II. Barcock.
supervisor OF safety l.. ~ l.. l.. X. H..
Pittsburgh Tri-wcekly letter from
Farm and Home"
G:oO--Sevcral selections on tn.
Stcinway Duo-Art Reproducing Piano
loaned To us by tho &. e. Mcllor Com
pany.
7.0o-conccr, by Miss Edryc ray
Tor. soprano.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

continued From First pagcD
IL reported to nave caused apprehcn-
sion among mill managers. whu
feared that the higher wages else
wh"r. would cause sufficient deser-
tIons TO hamper their operations. III
Il tim" when there was every pros-
poet for heavily !ucrcascd orders.
Tho United States S,eel Corpora
ton employs approximately 100000
men, of whom 900 are affected by
the wage increase. The highest rate
paid by ~" company for day labor
was ~ cents an hour. from February
Ia May, $50. ON May &c. 1870. q re-
duci!on of 20 per cent was an
nouncch, and in July. oc the same
Year. overtime was eliminated On
August 10. 1921. day labor was re
duc"d TO 80 cents an hour. the rat.
now IN "ncct. The increase Will
bring tn" rate up 10 ~ cents an hour.
Pay Roll saa..o0n, Ooo IN 1921.
The average pay ron 81 the cor
poratiom during i1ls, the banner
year. was over si5o.o0O, O00. hu; a.
dropped 10 about s332 Ooc 600 In 1927.
when thcr" were approximately 100
900 men employed.
forecast OF what IS 10 come
seen in tho large orders .or rollin-
stock recently received by railroad
equipment companies tn. demand
in Other lines IL also growing. ana
there is much rush work ON hand
which calls for forces in many plants
In excess of the number now avail
abl" In this connection. 6, IS -
~, 81
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NySN'J.

tpetroit, Mich)
100 l.. M.-'rhc Detroit Ncws Or
chcStra. Edith NJ Ruch"kam. music
lecturer; Mrs. William &. Grissw old.
soprano: "lnvocat of Life" no
Mr' ilpcr' and other musical mum
bcrs
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Spirit of Virginia Press

Williams Jennings Eryan will ncvc- seq,
@"l" ia" same I" us again lie has rou.
"a" got his hair cut.-Gloucestcr Gazc,,,
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the simple, established fact Of the case
i that Mr.. Ncwbcrry or somebody els, n, id
ia money for the seat he is occunyinr T., ,,o
senate And no amount Of uuibblinr rii
obscure that fact from the view Of the pub
lie i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

The strike will he over this week ,o.,-,.
hHt ih"r"H b" plenty OF topics left fer ,ha
boy mat hang out on the street corner, ,o
a"gl." acknowledgements Times
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Up With the Times
nN IL, q. IL

Peace talk may be- as ono Of tho railway
executives declares pure bunk: hut the pub
lie should at least have the right m ,,l;.
its bunk iu palatablc form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Technically. senator Ncwbcrry's positInn
may be Just as sound Secretary Hughes
declare" II to be. What the secretary over
.""kS' however is that the American pcopIo
do not vote as lawyers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

President Harding seems sun TO balioy.
'h"' ON" man has as much right TO work MS
-h""th'r has L" quit work. And he has. if
this !s Il ire" country Bristol IIcrold.cnurior
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WIZ.

Newark. y. j.
$50 to 1880 u. M.-"Animal
stories" by Florence Vincent Smith.
S:l"-Musical program by the
llcwcllyn Novelty orchestra Of
Orange. y. J.. Arthur j. Werner, man
ager.
:ao-"Cnd.r the Evening Lamp"
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KY ~.

<Yw
chicaSo. ill.h
500 J.. M.-Musicai program by
Martha Pratt, soprano: Louise Cai
ter richardson, accompaniSt; Arthur
l.. Kirbach. tenor; beatrice Lodge.
accompanist ROLAND klump. nutc
ana piccolo: Madame won Stcchow.
accompanist; Robert Sanders. pianist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Third Quarter Lesson IN.
N.hcmiah /. lit. August -
1902.
Golden Tent: The supplied
tons OF righteous man aVaiicth
much IN i,s working. james y.
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interest IN III" November election in Vir-
Silna Will no" Dc rcntcred in the Ninth pis
trict. where Mr.. iiassinger Will ESSAY IN boII
tn" Slcmp vote. All signs indicate that TN.
Republicans vii! poll n slump vote instead
DAM iilc Register.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

THAT Cleveland agreement must ho = hum.
"'nSer; even III" miners in West Virginia arc
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