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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
BANK BUYS THEATER
The Strand. Under Five-Yenr I.case to
jake Wells, BouEht by Me-
chantcs' Saving institution

Through John Mitchell. .Ir.. it's pre.
,dcn;, the Mechanics Saving bank
Yesterday purchased the Strand Thea
Ter. on the north side o; Rroad Street.
between Adam; and Jefferson Streets
vas approx imately $4,000.
rms property WAS o, the estate Of
John T. Anderson. II Is said that the
regarding ;hc future use OF the build.
ING. hvc-ycar lease on the structure
~ ncio by tho tncatrica! interests ron
.t3onteo by Jake Wells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
HOSPITAL MANAGERS MEET
hfpnrts Are Reud AT Gorhrrirr uf r.,
rreat for St~h Directors. Miss
Mary Norwood. ?resfdfrE

,.s-aGe;iEs otthc board OF Ir.nastrs OF
ZIG Ect.ca, TO- the EicE was hc!d vcs.
'atda3 morning. Miss Mar Nornood.
biessdeEt OF the womcn's board, prcsiC-
ins
Among othtr reports was tina, OF the
'Iuhior Jewish CouNc.! which led bv
a.;su Lcono.a Strauss. the secretary. had
S|S!ttG The chhdren', ward in the hoa.
r-tsl during the week. distributing toys
and books generously among the little
Ji3s!Snts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Thie.c, Get Cht,s,. Bnnknooh.

\ T'ch haul was made by thieves yes
terday when they entered tho dwelling
Of G. Jacobson, a; 70l North Twenty
eighth Street By rear window and
escaped with thre" gold watches. three
rings, a child's school handbook and
$3.50 in currency. Some old clothes
were also found to DC missing. Policc
are working OH the case now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Insncc,Inr I,niIrnud..

Federal Manager -. w. steven. Of
ne Cheaapeahc and Ohio Railroad and
tour of Inspection Or the Chrsaprnhc
and Ohio railroad OF Indiana Th,s
ral.Toad Yhich has been rui. under
separate Federal control from the
CheHa reakc and Ohio iinilroad. taa re.
ScA;!y pG"n out under The EupcrvlSion
OF fedsra! Manager Stcveng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
/, MINISTER'S HOME ROBBED
Thieves Get 85.-aO and Sntt Case
R5-From Rev. Thomas r. iuke's
sss%SS5N nraidcnee.

+trhteves took s52.5o and Il SUI, case
trb.n thc home o! the Ecv. Thomas r.
Duxe: retired Methods, minister.
Tuesday evening. but overlooked sI6S
sfic minister and his family were not
al home at the time OF the robbery,
afld Hevera. OF the rooms were ran.
sacked IN an endeavor TO tino currcncy
Jcatstry and other va!uabies wcrc no;
faEon. though In plain sigh. of tho
thfoyc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
THREE PEDDLERS FINED
Charges 81 Selling Without License
$40 Not Pressed by Retail
"rif Merchants.

Tnfcc peddlcrs, charged with selling
fruits on Broad Street without me!-
cSante license and blockading the
street were fined s. and costs each
yesterday In Police Court. The other
cbArge OF ceiling without Il license was
aos- pressed, j. p. Woodley. Y. l..
Wslksr and r. a. Ryan we're the de-
fcrdsnt3 penal.zed. II IS asserted TIE
Retail Merchants' Association waa .c-
S1ensib!C for the arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Favor. LIMITING WHISKY
ORDERS TO -FOUR OUNCES
Ordinance Committee Votes to Re.
ducc Quantity Doctors May
Prescribe.
PAUL CAN'T SEE PROHIBITION
Says There Arc Few Indications
That Richmond Is Dry-ioints TO
Court Records and Many Cases OF
lntONication in City.

SH sS'fSr al any a sis M man one in 's
of tho city Council. which last nigh.
voted TO recommend favorably the
umlaut ordinance which is designed
drug store here which dispcnses in
toNicatins liquids under tho supervision
OF r the stare Prohibition CommiSsionGr.
umlapf. fixed the. maNimum quantity
at half pint, but Mr.. Nunnally: who
opinion that iii We are to have pro-
hibition let us have il right and ;,c-
cord.nSly amended the measure TO read
tnSness TO have the ordinance absolute
~ prohibit the sale of ardent spirits.
PAUL DON'T Sci: MUCH
PROHIBITION IN CITY
During the debate Alderman Paul
~ we, have, had prohibition in this
city ! don't know thing about IT..
the expenses Of the Juvenile Court had
greatly increased since the passage of
syo srea, par OF a Ss nd 9
caused by the liquor drinking that is
g going on Al park near my place
seem 10 be able to get all the whisky
that they want"
his c9"gfi'msn SmIasf in eSpsinns
signed TO stop the abuses connected
w y h,, the lefHlizedl sale OF Liquor in
iSicntnonu. ne Said that some phys!-
liquor prescriptions a month. and that
since the state had licensed liquor SELL
ing. for medicinal purposes. men who
again become liabilities on The com
munity, and were once moro on the
downward path.
UMLAUF SAYS DRUGGIST
CANNOT HE BLAMED
Mr. umlaut declared further tina,
he was not q crank on the PROPOSE
u, wo ana hd ha, no digestion TO man
illness. In his opinion, the local drug.
eist was not to blame for the present
Si s.. As he had been badly abused
the, strict requirsments of the Law.
,,i RefGrrinG 80 Mr. Hu!nnaily,s mosi9n
Commissioner J. Sidney Peters could
be heard, Mr.. umlauf said that Mr.
the CITY Attorney had stated that the
city had the right TO pass such :, law
II! lie dc; declared that one OF the series Of
Legislature was to make Il prohibit
ton law so drastic that TO one would
was an attempt being made TO do this
now.
RAPs COMMITTEES: FOR
DELAYS on MEASURE
Mr.. Umlauf also, rapped the ordi
lie declared tina: whenever moral
measure came up before tho committee
1t was postponed and postponed and
postponed again. Other measures went
through without trouble.
Councilman Grimes expressed the
opinion that with the reduction in
quantity. tho price of liquor would be
increased. and that doctors would
charge as much for writing prescvir-
tons for small quantities AS for large
ones Tho final vote in favor Of
favorablv recon- mcndinS the ordinance
was as follows:
.tycs-raul, English. Rodcn. Ladd
Morton-a
Noes--Nmnnall" Grinlcs--o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Car HIT. small Boz.

,.eSt.,noon yeatorday an oakwood aud
Srb46. car, operated by 81 o. Agil.
ntrusk Herman r.. stein. a rour-yeay.
oidtboy ofI North Seventeenth Street,
gasT ne VAS crossing the street 81,
rot .t,er.ou6ly injured and was taken
so hIs home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Know ABOUT rigs
Jncob $. Edis. TO We'd.

Xonis; circles in Richmond and Nor
folk are very much interested in the
announcement OF the enGa cement and
approaching marriage or Miss Celia
Adukon. youngest sister OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Schcinman. OF Norfolk, to
Jacob :. Ediss. OF Richmond.
Miss Adukon Ia an active Zionist in
Nortoik and ia no" serving on the eH-
ton OF America. The bride has many
friends IN Richmond. whore she has
known in local business circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

Nor. than zoo Richmond Eirls will be
Present at the Sampaign supper, given to.
the central building on Fifth Street. Shor.
talks VII be made after the supper IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Meas Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

After spending many months in France
A. y NJ &. \. worker. 6. Jetsr Jones. a
embarked from Brest and landed at New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

gas VIZ CT paid ID -9s sz sss4 pase
IL; shows IN estate valued at sS5.0oo. OF
oSo II icy y Ss s snd
hsne,ie!ary during her hic. provided she docs
H Ma a4 has "0 Scent of asessr Afns from
ssweis roin; fos several i"s no nsa ''Ss at
H. uau:, weekly dance will be held to-
s s .5si,s s; M5s
n'shsd hy ths Mc6uire'a school jaaa band.
ro Thon,2s ,5icpin; soiorca, who appeared il.
4ni ss1y appa et:aei.inr a conductor on a
,,se go, ,ni Min Street car. vas fined $40
.o, GSsrS &, Rrews,sr. pianist and tenor
theft OF two valuable .scarf pins from his
81 sih AN Sn"% Tie "% oihsr V ~i,h D" g Mss
,nond No eiu:l to theidcntiiy OF the thief
Wal'cE Hall; Of t;ordansvillc. and Miss
RED y%st.Sday a, the Jefferson Hotel in the
iiI Is ,s :1'hsf Of e.. .h s5Gon r ana Mfs
:, Mir. and Mrs. l.. D, Jones. of Green Bay
sen Friva,s \ Waller iones stating; Iii; 'ha,
he has arrived from overseas and Is now
temporarily stationed at Camp Merritt y j
r,ivaie Jones Is alta chcd to Battery K
IhTcc Hundred End Fourteenth Field AR
tiliery.
Tho Plan" tn. fifth inch in the FOO, rule
of successful retail advertising. viii be dis
SHSscd today b. Frank Davis Russell
Whi:nhor ana Hunter Hughes a, the weekly
meeting OF tho Richniond Advertisers Club
~ O CLOCK "a: the business Mcn'e Club
Retail merchants ere especially United 10 bc
present at tho meeting.
Dan Beard. famous boys leader. after
otirE IN Richmond last week inspecting the
BOY 10 Scouts OF the city. haas writtsn TO Scout
With the enthusiaam o! the boya and their
tSadSTs hcrc and that Richmond scouts
compare tavorably with I'll osc ci any other
place hc h.3 visited.
Sergeant Charlcs n. Lave of So7 BAN.
ihsinEc street south Rch'nond was killed
IN tClion on November /. according to on
ctai War Department lnfor nation lust sen,
7" his naEenta. Mr.. and Mrs. William T
L. lffaNa SerEesn, L.wa fought with the M
Gehh was signed by Msjcr-C;rncrai (;sorc,
HaTnctt, comma nding officer OF the corps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Child Artist in .nearts of tho worla.-'

go Chi ni:.I 0. Ihc stage aud tho mo-
der TO srown-ups The latest Juvenile
wonder 70 be aeen on the, screen ia
M y! ii- Ben -Hiexanaer, sia: year-old son
Los Angelcs. Gal. who appears as tac
Hitler! Iit,lG.t Er95her In D. ". Gri,n;h's
This little fellow, 40 small that he
appears a!mos; !, babe in arms, truly
fi.is iiuIe cS Sai'o a astnr; panied Mr.
GriihIh and his company to France
and % The battle .!eida. There. Within
provcd h;nnuc!t a, brave AS any of bia
s SO. e, ot'en during bombardnonis by
his Tiny yohn cater risked Ills I pretio,ls
NE 10 help in securing < very vita!
in ~ ,or In ths "tsry In this sss1s
Ben WAS unframed when buried under
az an avalanche OF plaster and iaths.
socne and sec The tin NJ? actor uPoI hu1 rni5
under the wrcchagc. there Is catci!
ut the heart. strings, for TO many i:
the, awful holocaust. When the dir
ia dug away and his little form moves
i i s sissi nee, signs sith relief OH see
tii,h. And when he looks M and
smiles; showing that nc Is mnhart.
there IS general feeling OF Srat.tica
"oh, Roy" Next week.
ny -, tiic AcademH on Tuesday and
Ray Comsrock AMI William Elliott viii
New York Princess Tlcatcr musical
nohh and lyrics BY Guy Bolton and
r. g; Wodehouac and mmatc b. Jeromc
Novn 0'''''
Tho tremendous success ri oh. Eoy''
IS DUO 20 IT'S delightful, vi, and .a:i-e
:;s daint% production and tunefui
L. .hc sncei;l organization 4hic,
vii Ss ze a"f ma's VII Sfnt here
May McC:tbe. Matte r:d,Sards t;c 81 80,
ehtIins. Harry Tlc!; ia Settle ph!i
''Fa'ie OF and Zero A!acaui:f
Good BiIi At Lyric.
what 10 undoubtedly the bcs; bill
staged b. the Lyric this season opcncI
:herc last night, With Miss Billie Rich :
nn, s.,. assistej ~ the Imperial Jazz
Der has jus; tic right degree Of non
70 stamp II as ncSt-rate carabe, AZ.
traction. and ia thoroughly apprec!at ed
b. tho audience.
Ranking RICH, along with Miss Rich.
;ncne ana nor aggregation arc Ear, md
SUNSHINE. due OF girls VINO present
IN striking contrast. tho custom. OF
Today and yc&tcrday. In this number
| the quaint Old dances OF dcpartcd
sc with al! their grace and char M
| are chpieted and coDtTastcd with the
lihS!tns tcrp!Schorean customs OF to-
day,
Low. Pistol aud O. II. Cushing also
old-time ninstrelsy. Horbcr. Denton
and Florence Hackett, in a eaten:
ski', "PouEhleepa;c," ana Keller
| Mack and Anna Earl. in Letter Of
| which is materially enhanced By pc
! lures and music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

The VIII OF David II. Hey. admitted to
probate yesterday in HustinEy Court. Part
Ii; Shc ,s an IN estate valued at $4,000. OF
$4,000 in real estate. Aire. Hey 4. the sole
beneficiary during her lie, provided she doc,
rot marry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
The Confederate Museum

Open Daily from 0 A. NJ. TO r. "
Saturdays 3 A. ri To . r. ~. q
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
ADMISSION. 25c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

William l.. Knox. OF Fourth Avenue. High
land parN has been discharged from the
navy and has returned to his homo here.
lie Was stationed At tho naval base at
Scwc!l'S Point for several month";.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
MEil1er& R1hoads
1.-The Shopping Center"
Again Come the
Remnant Sales
A Store Feature on Friday Of
Each Week

again, tlOSe vested WIN authority to
alter the selling prices of stocks have been
active in their search for small and broken
lots and goods that are not to be carried
longer than the winter season. Again, the
displays Of these and all such goods in their
respective departments and on first floor
booths. Again, the opportunity for patrons
to save money by sharing in the reduced
prices that feature these special Friday
Sales.
And just as you 60 to market without
definitely knowing what you will buy until
you see what is there, SO you must visit this
store to-day. We make no attempt to adver-
tise the articles on sale, but it is we'll worth
ones while to come in and see what they are
There's no better market place" than
this, where a saving Of money is desired in
the purchase Of the choicest goods.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

H. uaual .esl'y dance will be held to:
morrow night at .hc Officers Club. SIT
iS chairman OF the woYnxn's committee in
charge OF the affair. Music will, DO FUR
n!shed By this McCiu!rc. School iaa: band.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

THONGS Finpin, coiorcd. who appeared ,r
poi!cs Court yesterda% on charge or being
uisordcTly ano attaching conductor on a
BROAD and Main Street car. was fined $40
ana costa b! Justice Crntchticld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

George 4. brewster. pianist and tenor
:olOst or The sunday party. has reported the
theft OF two valuable scarf pins from his
rovrn in = downtown hotel. Ono hin was
sci With AN onyx the other with !, ola
,nond. No ciu:I to thcidcntity OF the thief
have been discovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

Walter Hall. OF C;ordonsvillc and Miss
NsncN HALL. OF fairfaS County. were mar
r,cd Yesterday az the Jefferson Hotel In the
presence OF their parents and :, few friends.
The ceremony WAS performed by Rcv r 4
Hall. father OF tho groom Mr. and Mrs
Hall left later for Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
German Rush
To Argentine
Is Not Likely

New York, Aug. l6-(United Press)
Fundamental national principles Of
the Argentine government viii prevent
any overwhelming swarm of German
emigration to that country, according
to Dr. Romulo S. Naoa. Argentine min
lister to the United States. Naon's opin-
ion was set forth in an interview with
the New York correspondent of ella
Prensa" Of Buenos Aires, just before
the South American diplomat sailed for
home.
81 place little eredence in the report
that the German government will en-
courage emigration snd settlement in
Argentina Of some five million Ger
mans, said Naon. ''The policy of Ger.
many in the matter of emigration was
always opposed to propaganda aiming
at encouraging nationals to leave the
country aud settle abroad. don I think
such a policy will be modified in mo
ments like the present. Today, more
than ever before, Germany needs "a.
cooperation and the assistance of al
her children for the reconstruction o.
her economic and financial capacity.
''But even admitting that the Ger
man government OF private German cor
porations cherish such a plan. l think III
execution is equally impossible, because
fundamental reasons Of national Argen
tine policy are opposed to it. Argentini
cannot admit colOnizations favored b,
foreign governments because this woulC
be highly detrimental to the formation
Of national sentiment which needs t
be fomcnted, especially in countries il
process Of formation.
"Nothing that might even remotel,
cause the formation Of a state within ;
state, could be viewed indifferently b,
the people of Argentine"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
Officers Of Campbell Com
pany Held For Violation
!. Of Food Aci.
UNDUE PROFIT ON SALE
OF BIG STOCK CHARGED
Scope OF Federal Investiga.
lion Spreads Rapidly Over
Country.

Chicago, Aug. l6.---Iohn f. Camp
bell and John h. Bunker, officials of
the John T. Campbell company, here,
were arrested today on charges of vi
olating the food control act The war
rant alleges the two ezacted an undue
profit in the sale Of $4,000 worth Of
sugar purchased from Arbuekle Broth.
ers of New York at $S.s2 per hundred
pounds and sold to retailers at slS per
hmdredweight.
In a formal statement, District At
tOrney Glyne said the arrests were on
Nv beginning and that more viii fol-
low early next week.
Clyne s statement called upon the
consumer to be patient, as It might
take much time to digest the evidence
before him and to undertake prosecu
ton.
More evidence was 10 be gathered
today before seizure was made of tive
large supplies Of sugar which federal
officials declared were stored here. ae
leordng to announcement made by K
A. Millroy, in charge Of the govern
ment' 5 investigation af boarding and
profiteering.
In spite of steps already taken by
authorities, il was declared scarcity OF
sugar has steadily grown worse ano
that there is still tendency to keeI
the price at from IL to Ia cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
OREGON EDITORS PAY
TR|BUNf'S FORD FINE
National Editorial Association
Visits Seattle Shipyard
Today.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. -Springing to
the Financial aid Of the Chicago Tribune
five members of the Oregon Editorial
association attending the National Edi.
torial association sessions here opened
their check books this morning and in a
marvelously short time subscribed to
tai Of six cents to satisfy the verdict Of
the jury in favor Of Henry Ferd.
eve would have paid il had the
amount been twice what Il was, yes
even three times thet " was their gen
crous announcement.
More than 200 delegates TO the ma.
iional association were guests Ct the
Skinner and Eddy coropration this morn
ing when the 10000 ton steamship Edi
tor was launched. Mrs. Guy Z. U.-Hardy
wife OF Congressman Hardy Of Colorado
sponsored the big vessel.
Following the launching the delegate,
boarded Port ferryboat aad were
shown seattle's system Of port commits
sion docks
A trip through the Lake Washington
canal and cruise Of Lake Washington
succeeded the inspection Of the port com
mission docks.
By special arrangement with Secre
tary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. the
visiting editors will be admitted to Tho
Puget Sound navy yard al Bremertof
tomorrow. They win also take trip II
Victoria, B. c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

The president, in a talk late yester-
day with Senator Hitchcock, senate ad-
ministration leader, strongly diseOur.
aged even the discussion of reservations
by democrats. He made it plain to
Hitchcock that, in his opinion, the day
for discussion reservations is a long
way off
What democrats must concentrate
their efforts on, in the president $ Opin.
ion, Hitchcock said, is defeat of all pro-
posals to amend the treaty.
At the president S suggestion, there.
fore, Hitchcock will begin a drive next
week in speech to the senate against
acceptance of amendments. While it
has been generally recognized for weeks
that there are not enough votes in the
senate to make general textural amend
ments, the president is said to feel that
the slightest possibility of amendment
OF any section must be removed before
he will even consider reservations.
The president attitude, as stated by
Hitchcock today, broke off virtual nego-
tiations which promised to develop into
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16
New York Mayor Exposes
Transit EMPLOYEES Strike
As Frame-Up Upon Public

New York, Aug. 16.-Mayor Hylan
was to ask "shown down. this after
noon in the threat Of 5000 employees Of
the Interborough Rapid Transit com.
operating the principal subway
and elevated lines IN Manhattan and
the Bronx-to 60 on strike at 4 O'Clock
Sunday morning unless their wage de-
mands were granted by 9 o'clock 70.
night.
The men were iust granted 10 per
cent increase, but now they ask an ad.
ditional 50 per cent increase, which
would mean si an hour for motormen
and slightly less for other employees.
In formal statement Hylan init.
mated that the strike was an "inside
job meaning that the employees and
company were in eollusien to force the
public to pay increased fares. The I. R
T. has been agitating fer a fare raise
from fiveto eight cents for some tine.
Hyian eElled a meeting OF the public
service commission, a committee Of thi
brotherhood and Officials Of the com
psBy for this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-16

The grange plan to be urged upon
congress at once is as follows:
Ending Of wheat price regulation and
all price fixing ON primary food or cloth
ing material at the end of the present
crop season.
Removal Of all restrictions and rcgu.
iations based on war powers Of congress
including the food administration ae'
tivities
Clear definition Of the constitutional
power Of congress TO deal with hoard.
ing, eonspiracies and combinations to
enhance prices and with waste or de.
struction Of food or similar products
under peace conditions.
Immediate termination of the powers
Of the war trade board.
Removal Of all internal revenue taxes
on food products.
Immediate revision Of discount an6
grading rules, especially on wheat and
adequate representation TO actual pro
ducing farmers in the formation OF
grades and discounts to be adopted Ia
the future.
Liberal appropriations for increased
work and legislative authority, il neces
sary TO extend activities Of the inter
state commerce commission federal
trade commission, tariff commission ans
the department Of justice on the basis
Of pre- e.war laws.
Recognition Of organizations of pro
dueing farmers in making up the per
sonncl Of committees, boards or commits
sions to direct enforcement Of existing
or proposed laws,
Immediate restoration Of government
TO pre- war conditions by Fastening thu
demohilization Of fight forces and su
perfluous government employees.
Abandonment Of unnecessary govern
ment functions.
Enactment Of laws 10 define legality
Of collective bargaining among agricui
tural people.
Enactment Of laws 10 safeguard pur
ehasers Of feedstuffs, commercial fertil
izers and farm seeds.
Appointment Of a special committed
to prepare and issue official statement
TO inform the public Of critical condi
tions affecting agricultural production
for the coming year.
This program was laid before a join
session of the house and senate agrieul
tural committee by national grange rep
resentatiyes. They said IL is supported
in whole or in part by other farm or
ganizations.
The effect Of legislation which ma
reduce the price the farm receives 70
his grain, livestock Gnd dairy products
would beto decrease production, Charlie
Lyman, secretary Of the national boar