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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02

materialniho prosp6chu patFic-
nym ohledem ma zakon pofadek
proti nebezpecnemu d9lnlckemu ra.
dikalismu. Redltely klubu jsou
John H. Kalista. John Klima, An.
ton Rezek. Anton Kaminsky. Stepan
Fula. Charles Spacek. John Mottl. Ru.
dolf Jonak a Fiorian Svitak.
Cesky strain K v Seznamu vere;-
ne p0chvalenych.
Policejni vybor ma zvlastni listine
uvefejnil ,mena sedmdesati policej-
nich straznik1 pro jejich ''vytecne
chovani SO" behem tohoto Yoku. Me.
al strazniky temito vefein6 pochva.
len j p John F. vavfina ze severe.
vyehodni policejni stanice pro Tod.
yahu, roghodne jeanani a spravny
1sudek" pfi dopadcni vraha Isaiah
Fountain Easton. Md.
Kofalka akradena zpfistehoya.
leckeho Afadn.
zlodsji. die vsehu pry neiaci mia,
aici. vloupali Sc nakdy mezi scb7,
tou a pond9lim do nekolika dfado
ven Stewart budov9 ma Gay q
LombardSulicfch. 2 dFadovny pfi'
steEovaleckeho komisafe. Bestrams
w. Stumpa. ukradli lahev rumu 8
40 balick1 cigaret. Penize. hodin.
ky a znamky nechali tam klidu
lezeti. z druhych 1fadoven. dc
nichz Sc vloupali. neodnesIi niceho
Druha zprava di. ze 20 l6ji laheg
kofalky v 1fadovn9 zapomeli.
Diyoka honba.
Jeden byl stfelen a ctyfi zatceni
noci poadeli ma utery po dive.
ke honbe automobilu policejni stra.
81. Fraok Lansple stfelen byl.
zatceni byli: Ch. Gather. Joseph
F. Runge. 400 N. Bradford ulice.
Walter Runge Battery avenue .
Jacob Kemper Pierce ulice. Ko.
lem 4. hodiny rannl. automobil u u.
llcky Little Sharp vzbud;I pozornost
straznfkovu. kdyz osoby u autono.
blu stojici shasly svetla po1fedi
stsoie. Straznik Sandbeck Sci zkou.
matt. proc svetla zhasena. Neko.
lik osob vskocilo do AUTOMOBILE q
uhaneli MIN prsS. Ma rohu I
Howard . Baltimore alic autqmohi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02
pOEet pDSianci v Narodnifn,
Shromazdeni.

Podle narodnosti: Cesi budou
miti ia. Slovaci Sd. Rusini 10.
Nemci 62. Mad 'afi Ia Polaci 3. v
pomerech mezi jednotlivymi narod
nostmi mGze nastati mensi 1chylka
Pocet mandat1 je stanoven ma 800
ROdlna 0travena p0levk0n
V Chicagu otravena byla celia 70
dina j. Wilcka Rodina skladala
sc manzel1 a peti ditek nich5
nektere byly dosud 1tldho veku.
Byli vsichni otraveni polevknu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02
Jeden uSmrcen, diva zranen.

VyDuchem vzduchove bomhy "a
bit byl v dtery Aberdeen Ebert
FalIon. Zraneni byli diva: Henry
Campbell a John Hildebrand.
Vsichni byli vojaky 1l5 pesiho plu-
ku. Fallon plukem svym prode-
lal valku We Francii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02
DeStinuoya zalovana.

81 Emma Destinnova. operni
pevkynG q baletni mistr Metropolis
nj Opery. Otokar BartlK. byli zalo
vani ma zaplaceni naiemneho OBJ
nosu SO. .7O9. 33 a 1roky "a ob5Vani
domu v New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02

Ably zabran6no bylo hromadnym
otravam pomoci dfevniho alkoholu
iehoz mnohe nesvGdomite anebo me-
bezpeci neznale osoby nzivaji ku
v5rob9 lihov;n, zamezen bude pro-
del lihu tohoto vladpfm zakonem.
Dosud zakon taky nestava. Pc wy
dani zakonu jenom osoby ovefene
by jej koupiti a prodavati molly. @
letosnfch svatcich ma l40 osob otra.
veno bylo roznSch vJchodni b
statech kofalkou pfipravenou O.
travneho alkohoIu tohoto. Kolik
8 iich roznemohlo kolik Jim oslo
peno. media Sc zjistiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02

narazem ma hromadu pisku zastaven
byl. Osoby n6ho vyskocily. straz-
nici "a mimi. Ma Lennon ulici sti.
hani konecne pfekonani s'razi u
vezneni. Ma trucku. ktery ma Lit
tie Sharp ulici opust6n byI. nalezen
byl naklad ukradenych lihovin ze
skladiste Jefferson spoleenosti. Is
N. Liberty ulice. Die vseho zatee.
nj chteli odvezti lfhoviny v dobe.
kdy poljcejni straz Sc stFida zapo-
menuVse. ze noci vzdy straznfk
nechan ma miste az ma tonic Wy.
stFidan druhym.
Sdfinil ST We slnxhe.
" St6drovecerni noci usn0l he.
keril slushY- policeini straznik, Her.
man Mack Y pondsH pezvan IA
to pred policeins vSbor, ahy So Eod.
povidal. Mack ' noc pro neho 0.
sudnou dvakrate die obzaloby vessel
do hotelu Kentucky ma Fayette uli.
ci. poprvd ably Sc poradopal Ste.
drovecerni tam plesajici spolecnostl
pc druh6. aby 81 tam dye hodinky
pospal.
Census v patek pOCinaje.
Osohy ovefene sepisoyanf n osob
pocnou sve prace tentc patek. Kaz.
dy pripraven bud co nejrychleii q
/, neisvedomit9ii zodpovedeti otazky
censor1. Pro mas d1lezite Jest 20
pakovati 81 predem rok naseho pfi.
jezdu do Spojenych Staff, rok nase-
no pr;obceni. Farmafi at dobre
vedi kolik mali akr6. cenu iejich.
kolik dobytka. plodin vyp9stova-
nych a pod.
Zlate znG.
Obchodnici nemovitym maietkem
mell roce tomto prav6 zlat6 zn9,
Po dobu aspoh poslednich l8 m6si.
CD nebylo snad milky z'vEisiho ru.
chu prodeii koupi dom0 v cel6
historic m9sta naseho. s obchoc.
Milky klidili pravnici. ktefi meli a
mali pine ruce prace pfenosy do.
md. Mic neukazuje. ze zn9 pfesta.
nou.
Dvanact vagonH cnkru.
V 1tery privezeno bylo do B llti.
more dvanact vagon1 cukru Lol-
lsiany. Ia jakou cenu cukr proda4
van hude. nebylo ieste We stFedu
vozh9dnuto, -
=
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02
zlate zn9.
Dyanact vagonH cukru.

v 1tery pfivezeno bylo do B llti.
more dvanact vagon1 cukru Lol-.
lsiany. Ia jakou cenu cukr proda4
van hude. nebylo ieste We stFedu
vozhednuto, %.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02
Americko-G -Gechosloyaeky klnb.

V Baltimore utyofil se Americko-
Cechosloyacky klub. jehoz lcelem
jest. "pracovati pro pfatelske spo-
luphsoheni v ehledu moy&lpiho Q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02

~ ~NPSiSOu% - uVOhIC H0 HI OttON
q Loudon Park. Zanechava zde tru
!. chlicf mankelku q tfi dftky yedl,
q otce sveho. bratri sestry a Eetne,
4 no kruhu pfatel.
q - V rodine o. George a Antonio
Shimek. Shutter ulice. ma Bozi Hoo
! Vanocni rodinou slavnosti uvitar
bvl bucIaty William Theodore. kite
Try pred tfemi tydny se narodil.
! Stedroyederpi nadilka ditel
lnedelni skoly kostela Cesko- Moray
! lskych Bratri konana byla v nedsI
vecer. Ditky 20 vyplneni progra
mn odmeneny byly ovocem a cukro-
/ vinkami. Sbor prekvapil sveho fa-
rare. Rev Fr. Novaka. .stedrovecer
MIN darem obnosu $50 ma hotovo-
Isti.
Zadame timto p. Ledsinku.
Thy oznamil zasilatelEm prvnich je-
no zasilek.jak daleko jsou nase bed
Try dnes. jez byly pfipraveny k od-
jezdu z Baltimore. dne 22. srpna
1913 dosly Ii cile ony p9tky. jez
jkazdy zasilatel daI ma Fond Alice
Masarykoye" ma podporu ceskoslo-
lsvenskeho sirotka a nikam jinam.
Prohlasuieme timto. ze hlavni t9le.
SO "Fondu Alice .Masarykove" je
Iuvedomsno. ably dotycne p9tky po-
zadovalo cd p. Ledvinky. nebot' ma
ten dcel byly dany odesilateli beden
a nikdo iiny nema ma ty penizc
pravo. Cekame .brzke podani W.
kazu tax. jak Cesk. Mar. Sdruzenf
ucinilo 0 bednach. ktere sprayns a.
dresat1m dodalo. Odpovezte! "a
lsilatele beden.
= Ma Novy Rok odbyvana bnde
Iv Auditorium centrally zdejsi Y.
NJ G. A. zvlastni oslava. ma niz Sc
podilsti budou r1zne narodnosti q
jmezi mimi tee Cesi. Tancena bu-
de Beseda v narodnich krojich. cle-
move Sok. Jed. Blesk provedou
svou novinku v rohovani, Mimo
to buds tez cesky zp9v ceska hud.
ba. DIE vsech znamek budOu cesk6
cisla programu ia nejlepsi. Nasi
krajane jsou zvani. by Sc hojnem
poetu dostavili. Vstup jest volny.
Mistnost Y.M.C.A. naleza Sc ma
Franklin st. blizko Charles. Slay.
most pocne urcite v 8 hodin vecer.
Obrazkove. divadlo New
Gem" dochazi denn9 v9tsi obliby u
vsech divadla milovnych lidi. z te
pficiny sc pan K. Benda uvolil oz-
namovati fazdy tyden program pro
pfisti tyden K v1li pohodli 6eskeho
obecenstva v pfistim case potfe.
buiete pouze nahlednout do Tele.
grafu hned se dozvite. co ktery
den hude ukazovano v pohyhlivSch
obrazech v New Gem, 6l7-6l9 N.
Duncan Place. divadlo We vasem
stfedu.
-z Patronatu ceske Svobodo.
myslne skoly Augustin Herman.
Jiz tuto nedeli. 4 1ledna pdl treti
odpol. v Sokoloyn9 odbyva se va.
noeni nadilka ditek navsteyujicich
nasi ceskou svob. skolu. Patronat
4ada vsecky priEnivce a pfatele
nasi skoly by Sc dostayily hojnem
poctu Zvlaste upozornuje redice
ditek. by dbali toho byli v usta.
novenou dobu ma miste. Doufame
a jslne pfesyedcsni. ze bude hojna
navsteva neb tato nadilka bude spo.
jena programem ktery vyplni dit
ky. Hudbu fidi pan j. Rezek mi.
Nezapomente nedeli odpoledne v
Sokolovne.
Ia Patronat Ces. Svob. Skoly.
JOS. Reichl. t.. (. pfedseda.
4
Dr.. Rytina koupil nemocnici.
Hahnemannova bSyaia vseobecns
nemocnice ma Mount ulici. koupena
hyla v pondeli We vefejne drazbe
Drem. A. G. Rytinou. Prodana by.
la "a $38 900. Krone toho. ze "a.
chovana bude budova pro nemoc.
nicnf ucely. dale DR.. Rytina nefekl
niceho svych planech ~budovou
do budoucnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-02
Vzponfnka.

S bolnym a tezkgm srdcem
vzpominame ma den S. ledna. neb
tomu bude -ok 90 mas navzdy o.
pustila nase vraucne milovana
dcera a sestra
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
Berries to Be Kept Fresh by Freezing

FRESH berries and cherries in mid
L Writer are possible. the experts Of
the department of agriculture an
nounce after extensive experiments.
Successful methods Of storing fruits
and berries in frozen condition have
been demonstrated and, the govern
ment experts say, these should be
more fully utilized in relieving the
market Of surplus receipts of highly
perishabe fruits while in sound edible
condition.
They declare that preservation by
freezing Is cheaper than canning, espe-
cially when the containers are costly,
as at present, and an important indus
try Of steady development is looked
for in this line.
Fruit held at proper temperatures,
he experts say, has more natural
flavor than when canned or dried, and
S futiy as satisfactory as fresh fruit,
s superior to canned and dried fruit
n making Ice creams and sherbets, and
or cooking in the form of pies, pre-
lerves, iellles and other desserts and
'onfections.
Strawberries, red and black raspber-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12

organization, Chicago; II. r. Meisch,
Farmers National Grain Dealers as
ISOLATION, Minnesota; A. l.: Middleton,
Eagle Grove, Iowa, and Ralph Snyder
Kansas state farm bureau.
81 desire emphatically to deny"
said President Howard, in announcing
the committee, that any policy or
plan involving price fixing has been
decided upon by, the American Farm
Bureau federation, or any committee
appointed by it. We desire merely
to evolve a marketing system which
will eliminate useless handling costs,
unnecessary selling expenses, ruinous
price fluctuation due to market jug
Cling and speculation, and to so CO.
ordinate supply and demand as to in
sure that on the one hand the pro-
Queer receives the cost of production
plus reasonable and living profit and
on the other hand the consumer gets
an adequate and uninterrupted food
supply at the least possible MAKEUP
over actual COSTS"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
Odds and Ends-And Out of the Ordinary

DRINCE FREDERICK. MD-Mrs.
4 Samuel Bur'eigh Milton of Wash
ington, who lives at Chesapeake
Beach during the summer was fishing
for rock fish. Her first fish ran under
the pier. wound around a pile and
broke the line.
Mrs. Millions second fish also
wound up the line. Thereupon she
astOunded the anglers by doffing her
skirt. hat and shoes and going over
board after the fish. She swan down
alongside the piling, following the line,
until she was able to nab the fish, re-
lease the line and swim around to a
ladder nailed to the pier. The fish
weighed two and one-half pounds.
TOPEKA, KAS.-A story involving
q French woman, said to be of noble
birth, wrOngfully committed to the
Kansas state asylum for the insane in
order that others might obtain control
of a New Mexico mining property has
reached Gov. Allen, who has ordered
an investigation. The story was told
in letter from Arthur e. Stevens, an
attorney in the treasury department
at Washington, and has to do with
Mrs. Rubye de May. who has been a
patient in the Kansas state hospital
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
Love Tangle Too Complicated for Court

HHICAGO.-"You keep away from
" my daughter, or I'll shoot you, cut
out your heart and fry it in olive oil
with peppers" is the warning Frank
NuzzO 633 South Latin street, got
from his father-in-law, Paul Monaco
of Oak Park. Frank, not liking the
prospect, kept away as long as he
could endure it. But he loved his
bride of a day, and he tried to get her
back.
The story began several months ago
when Anna Monaco met Frank They
got married secretly. Anna broke the
news to her father. And from that
moment she was virtually held pris-
oner. She wrote passionate letters. to
her handsome young husband, and
begged him to get her out.
Paul Monaco, the father, is from the
north of Italy. And as long as he can
help it his daughter isn't going to mar
ry "a good-for-nothing from the south
of Italy" SO he brandished firearms
whenever Frank or his friends came
near the house, and threatened to kill
the whole NuzZO family and his daugh-
ter, too. if any more were said about
the marriage.
=. Aunts, uncles, cousins, all the fam
lily relatives came to talk to the care
fully guarded bride. Finally she her
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12

TERMINATION of the treaty of 1911
with Japan, legalizing Japanese
immigration into the United States
and the leasing of land by japanese,
is question that is destined to be
pressed upon the next administration
as a result Of the race issue develop
ing serious proportions on the Pacific
coast
So long as this treaty remains in
effect the exclusion Of Japanese will
be Illegal and the United States will
be compelled to continue to rely for
protection from the yellow peril on
the "gentlemen's agreement" which
the Californians charge is being evad-
ed by the japanese.
The treaty is to remain in effect
until 1923 unless terminated before
that time on six months notice by
either party.
Article l of the treaty provides that
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
Baby Spared Disgrace of Prison Birth

to some one to adopt. in which case
its identity will be hidden from every
one but its ,adopters; it may be award
ed to some member of Mrs. Odells
family for rearing in the event the
mother so desires and if the state au-
thOrlties deem such family member a
proper person to care for the baby,
or it may be made a charge upon Mon
roe county, the place of her con-
victlon.
The change in Mrs. Odell has been
an interesting psychological study.
According to Col. Edgar S. Jennings,
the warden, Mrs. Odell has settled into
her prison life and has changed from
a rebellious prisoner to a quietly de-
meanored woman.
As the weeks passed and the real
ity of her situation dawned on the
young prisoner, Mrs. Odell's grief and
anger began to wane, and she gradu-
ally grew tractable and even grateful
toward the prison officials whose duty
it was to guard and care for her.
Mrs. Odell has now turned every
thought to the future. She has had
occasional word from her husband,
now at Sing Sing prison, but there are
no such lover-like interchanges as
marked the conference of the couple
through the steel screen in the deten-
ton room in the Rochester Jail.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12

NEW YORK.-The Misses Beverly
~ Bayard and Lorline Davis of Los
Angeles, Ccl., arrived in New York
recently after a walk across the CONT
nent which took them four and a
half months.
They started out with a joint cap
ital of 500 and a lot of ambition.
They still have the ambition plus
tan that no money can buy, some foot
callouses that do not matter and a
scrapbook in which is contained news
paper accounts relating to the prog
ress of their 3,000-mile hike.
Although their funds disappeared
shortly after they started, there was
never night that they lacked lodg-
ing and never a meal that they missed.
1--WE found out that the American
people are the most kindly and hos
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12

self decided with them that she could
make better marriage, that she was
too young, that Frank had taken adj
vantage of. her youth and romantic
spirit. She wrote him a letter and
said she never wanted to look at him
again. T.. >.
Anna loves me; she has been
threatened and scared so that she will
do anything they say" Frank told his
attorney, Miss Mary Bell Spencer She
filed habeas corpus proceedings against
the father, and Immediately father
filed a petition for annulment of the
marriage
Judge McGoorty didn't know what
to do when the case. came up. Since
no two stories could be obtained that
in any way resembled each other, he
finally set a rehearing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
Old King Coal Handed Hard Wallop

er 1t is possible to do away with the
necessity for coal. If the potential
water power Of the Winnipeg
Iver were developed it would be sufii-
cent to turn every factory wheel in
Canada and heat every home and Of
flee in Winnipeg, even if the tempera-
ture remained at 40 degrees below
zero all the year round.
at would be vastly cheaper for
Winnipeg to obtain its electric heat
and power from the river so miles
than to haul coal 1,400 miles from
Pennsylvania. With such an immense
supply of cheap power to draw upon
Winnipeg must inevitably develop in
to one of the great manufacturing
centers of Canada"
It is from the Winnipeg river that
the municipality owned hydro-electric
system derives it's power which Is
sold to Industrial plants.
If Professor DOrsey's method of
transmission will reduce costs One-half
it follows naturally that under the
new water power law there will be a
tremendous activity in the establish
ment of hydro-electric plants, espe-
cialIy in the West.
The discovery also adds to the feast.
bility of the St. Lawrence canaliza-
ton project.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12

VIZ ASHINGTON-Oficial Washing
w ton now that the water power
act is in effect, is especially interested
In an invention by Canadian. Prof.
]. w. Dorsey of the University of
Manitoba at Winnipeg has announced
after an exhaustive survey of the wa
ter power resources of the Winnipeg
river that he has discovered a new
method Of transmitting electric power
which will reduce the cost one-half.
He will come to Washington, d. c.,
where he has been called to lay his
discovery before the United States bu-
reau Of standards.
Long before the coal fields of the
world are exhausted electricity will
have supplanted coal as the universal
fuel in homes and the motive power
in industry" said Professor Dorsey
'By the development Of water pow.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
To the Victor Belongs the Jap Question

1.-THE citizens or subjects of each Of
the high contracting parties shall have
liberty to enter, travel, ana reside in
the territories of the other, to carry
on trade, wholesale and retail, to own
or lease and occupy houses, manu-
factories, warehouses and shops, to
employ agents Of their choice, to lease
land for residential and commercial
purposes, and generally to do anything
incident to or necessary for trade up
or subjects, submitting themselves to
the laws and regulations there es-
tablished."
The right to own land for any pur-
pose and to lease land for agricultur-
al purposes was omitted from the
treaty, and the California law prohib-
iting the ownership and restricting
the leasing Of land by aliens not elig-
ible to citizenship, as are the Japan
csc, is not in contravention thereof.
The evasion of this law through COR
poratiOns and trustees for American
born Japanese children, who are
American citizens, the Californians
plan to stop through additional leg
islation to be submitted to a refer
endum at the November elections. Gov
ernor Stephens asserts that this pro-
posed legislation does not conflict with
the treaty.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12

until brown. Add one large onion
sliced thin, remove the pork and bits
of onion and add the cooked drained
beans to the fat in frying pan. Add
six tablespoonfuls of tomato juice or
catsup, season to taste with salt and
pepper and cook until dry.
Frozen Chocolate Pudding.-Pour
one cupful of boiling water over one
half Cupful of sugar and six ounces
of grated chocolate; stir until thick
and smooth, then let cook. Mix light
ly three cupfuls of, whipped cream
favored with vanilla, turn into fancy
mold, cover securely and rack in ice
and salt Let stand for five hours.
Serve with preserved strawberry
strip.
Stewed Beef and ucumbers.-Take
a round of beef weighing two to three
pounds, brown it quickly in beef drip
pings. Remove to deep kettle and
brown two sliced onions and three
cucumbers which have been pared and
quartered and the seeds removed. Add
these to the meat; then to the fat in
the pan add sufficient -four to absorb
it. Stir until Drowned: then add half
a pint of boiling water. To this add
an. equal quantity of stewed and
STRAINED tomato; pour over the meat,
season with salt and pepper, cover and
SIMMER for two. and One-half hours.
Serve the meat on platter with the
vegetables and the sauce around it,
garnishing with triangles of fried
bread.
- Surprise Pears. Pare and core
pears and put'F' bit of preserved gin
ger into the center of each. Season
cold-cooked rice with sugar, salt and
lemon juice. Make the rice into a
paste with the yolks of two eggs well
beaten. Cover each pear with rice,
dip in crumbs, then in beaten egg,
then crumbs and fry in deep fat.
Popovers.-Beat two eggs light and
mix with pint of milk. Pour grad
ually over pint of flour sifted with a
teaspoonful of salt and beat we'll Fill
hot creased cups two-thirds full and
bake in a hot oven for thirty or forty
minutes, according to size. Serve at
once.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-10-12
Cooperative Marketing Of Grain Crop

THE American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton has announced the personnel
Of the committee of seventeen aD-
pointed by President J. r. Howard to
work out plan for cooperative mar
keting of the American grain crop.
Methods of cooperating grain elpva-
tor associations in the middle West
and of the grain raiSers of western
Canada will be studied, as we'll as the
systems used in similar marketing en-
terprises by fruit growers and other
producers, the federation said, esti-
mating that it would require two years
of preparation before cooperative
plan for the grain crop could be put
In action.
The committee includes George Liv-
ingstOn, chief Of the United States
bureau Of markets; DR.. II. ]. Waters,
Kansas City; G. H. Gustafson, presi-
dent Nebraska Farmers union; Will
liam G. Eckhardt, Illinois state farm
| bureau c. V. Gregory, selected by the
American Agricultural Editors associ-
alton; J. NJ. Anderson, Equity Coop
erative exchange, st. Paul, Mimi; p
E. Powell, Missouri Farmers Grain
Dealers association; C. A. Bingham
Michigan state farm bureau; John c.
BoIeS, Kansas Equity union DR.. e. r.
| Ladd. North Dakota Agricultural col
lege and Republican nonpartisan nom
inee for senator in North Dakota L.
]. Tabor, master, Ohio State Grange ;
Clifford Thorne, counsel for shippers