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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
HAS 81 NEW members
All Unfinished Business Clear
ed Up Preparatory to the
Annual Meeting.

SiXty-four representative Richmond
business men and corporations wcrc
elected members OF tho Chamber Or
Commerce at Il meeting OF the board
of directors yesterday afternoon.
They were obtained through effort
Of various teams In the chambers
membership campaign this week.
The board cleared up all Unfinished
business preparatory TO the annual
meeting of the chamber in the Jeffcr-
son Hotel on February 9. at which
tine officers will be elected for tn.
new year.
Those admitted to membership yes
tcrday were:
John y. Ahcrn. Anderson Auto Com
pany, Inc, u. Arcnstcin, Inc.. John l..
Bauer, baskerville & Lambert, Sam
ucl bergman. Blair's Drug Store. Inc.
ID. n. Hlcnncr, Fred G. Carr. Chaplin
& Clark. X. g. Cheney. o. IL. Christie
cher. ID. Il. Croweli &. CO.. William w.
Crump. W. &. Crcnshaw. s. i. Dowdy,
Esscnkay Company. i. H.. Euban!-
EnGiebcrg d Bear. Earnest Broth
ors. w. Is. Hopkins. jefferson Pharm-
acy. Eugene Il. Jones & Co. II. =.
kaufman CO.. a. W. Maynard and
ID. W. Mallory 81 Co.
Moorcficld & Blake. Inc. Morris
Hunter National Biscuit Company,
,, j..
e. Nocl. Pearl Laundry Company. Inc.
James IT,. Phillips & Son. J. y. Royc.
Rylnnd Realty Company. William l..
ltc9d. Mike Schcr. Schloss. Cleaners.
StrinIcr Electric Company Sickcl
Clearing Company. Dave Satterilcld.
southern Steel Products Company.
Ken T.. Finley. Br. j. Blair Fits. G.
w Vaughan. Nathan Kcsslcr. White
| hills. Inc. and West Disinfecting
Company.
W!nn Auto supply Company. All
port Construction Corporation, brown
Print shop. Inc, Cooke & Co, Column :
| Lia Furniture Company, Inc. Dennis
| Auto supply Company. iicning :.
| iion!ng. John T.. Kobe. Richmond
Trust Company, John T.. Rose, Jr.
Cecil W. stephens. W. q. Tarrani.
Tyler Transfer Company, II. V. God-
bold, lIummcll. Ross. Fibre Corpora -.
ton and Phelps -NnuS han iroiht. Mo-
itor Compan:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Elicit Verdict Upheld.
To Pinn ReIIgIou. Cnnrsr.

l'lanS for an intensive campaign
FOR enrolment in a course for re.
liCious workers at the Binrord Ju-
Nor High School the week of Feb
ruary ;. and Il program of ins;ruc-
iion will be outlined at conference
and banquet of clergy. superintcn-
dents and enrolment chairmcn oi
the Methodist. Presbyterian and
Christian denominations ut the Cen
trail Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton this afternoon at 6:30 o'clock
Members OF the clergy and school au,
thoritics Will address the conference
and aid in pcrfecting plans for Il
standard grade OF Instruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
"HOUSE OF HAPPINESS"
PAGEANT POSTPONED
Chr strike Assigned rs Cnmsr for
Action and Later Date VIII


that was 10 have been given in the
City Auditorium tonight for III.
benefit of the House OF Happiness.
an institution for the care and com
fort o! children under the auspices OF
the Baptist chOrChcs OF Richmond
has been postponed 10 date yet 10
be named This is on account Of tn,
street car strike.
The campaign to raise $4,000 for
the erection Of new building for
the House Of Happiness Will be com
menced on Monday next and the
drive Will be made during the wed.
following.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
LAUD EDGAR ALLAN POE
IN MEMORIAL SERVICE
Perfect Organization Plans for Rich
mond Shrinc mt Authors
1I3tli AnnIyersury

Edgar Allan Poe. whose 18th an
tlNcrs"ry was observed yesterday
was euIogizcd at meeting of the
EnShr Allan Poe Shrine OF the Rich
npnd Zoe Memorial Association. in
inc o!d stone House on EaS; Main
street The meeting was called pur
r"Sc!y 10 perfect the organization
aud To thank donors for the many
gifts for the shrine
No definite date has Teen set for
the formal opcning' of the shrine. but
IL probably VIII be dedicated in early
spring Donations of rare poeana
nave hcen received from many promi
nent Richmond residents The shrine
has attracted tn" attention of many
visitors who sock 10 gain admittancc
despi'" the fact II has not yet been
opened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
BIC CLOTH|ERs TO SPEAK
BEFORE STATE DEALERS
Vicc-Prcsidcnt of National AS
ISOLATION Will Attend
Convention Here.

sol Sciiioss, of Indianapolis. vice.
president OF the National Association
of Retail ClothIcrs and I.urnisbcrs
"ho ranked us one of the leading
business men in America. will he i'm
isichmohd February and ITO attend
'he ahhuai State convention OF pe
TAN Clothiers and Furnishers to h.
hciu mere 1t this time His mccain,
""cc mas Just been received by w.
Fleet Kirk. or Richmond. nr,sidont
or The state association.
MIR. Schloss is n member or ,h,
urn OF Schloss Brothcrs and is ~,
'"haiiy known as Il business man -,
Keen perception. II. is also I'm linz
LOT the presidency Of the Retail
N.o'h'erS or America. Ills acceptance
a." INVITATION TO speak here is re-
s.i as great compliment to the
virginia association.
MIR. Kirk declared today that other
national speakers have been invited
To the convention and are cNncc,c,l
To accept the invitations extended
tsrm. Their names will be an
n"unccd upon acceptance. it was
learned.
Clothicrs from every section OF the
state, representing the most iuilu-
entail firms in Virginia, will be in
Richmond for the convention. All
ARRANGEMENTS FOR their entertainment
are now going forward. Irving
Grecntrcc. G.. Z Norman. Horace
Cans Raphael Levy. K. Il. Underwood
Ralph ltothschild. and Il number OF
other prominent merchants here arc
prominently idcutiricd with the or
EahiZation. The program for the con
vcntion has not been completed. bu,
Mr.. kirk expects To have il ready
within ii few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
CAMPAIGN BEGINS IN
OLD JEFFERSON WARD
Lime md nowdcn Enter the Arcmn
for M"nicipnI IIonors Mt Spring
Primary,

The names of two new candida es
lor the municipal honors from JEFF
i"rs"n Ward were announced Acstcr-
day. Leonard j. Lane. prominent in
real estate circles and In East End
civic movements. is mentioned for
the Board OF Aldermen. and George
H0wden. prominent in churca, civic
aud traternal circles, is out for COn:-
mon Council.
Mr. Bowhcn ran for the Board Of
Aldermen TWO years ago.
All the present CouncilTrn from
Jefferson Ward will stand for re-
election. and tho term OF AIdcrlr IN
III, w. Melton expires this year. MIR.
Melton Will be III the running for re-
election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Big Reductions on
Box Papers e Calendars

All remaining Art Calendars
that formerly sold from $1.0O to
$500 are now SOC each. All
other calendars, regardless Of
price, are 10c each.
Box Papers - broken assort-
ments of our regular soc, 60c and
75c papers-on a special table at
SOC.
Broken assOrtments of csc and
35c papers-on a special table at
19c.
All the above are fresh and
clean and of excellent quality.
Other Box Papers that have be-
come soiled and in some instances
boxes broken will be on a special
table at a very low price.
Basement, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Virginia Good Roads ASsocia-
ton. Murphy's Hotel. 10 ~ NJ
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
and Cay streets. open = ~ NJ. to
D i. NJ.
Senate and House, General AS
scmbly. - noon
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open ? \. NJ. 10
> Il. NJ.
Virginia breeders and Fan.
cicrs' Association. fourteenth an
nual cNhitit. Iiowitzors' Armory.
all day.
Confederate Memorial lnsti,utc.
or Battle Abbey. boulevard at
kcnsineton AAvcuuc, open Ia ~
NJ. to > l. NJ.
tFor Thcater Calendar see cdi-
torial pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Bill Has Dripers
Stop at Railroad
Corbitt Measure Re-
.quures Halt Before Max
ing Grade Crossings.
Stop. Look. Listen:

stop! Look. Listen.
The old cross-arm warning at rail
road crossings will be applied literal
~ IT a bill introduced yesterday in
the Senate by Senator corbitt, OF
Portsmouth. becomes law.
Tie measure requires that all driv-
ers of vehicles halt from ten to nifty
rect from the nearest rail nj IL cross
ing and take bearings before ven
turing over. penalty OF $40 for
each failure to comply with the law
Is provided.
And the penalty for failure to obey
the law will not be the only punish
ment II an accident results. as the
biil provides that no action can he
maintained against the railroad com :
pany IN event of loss of life or in
jury to the delinquent driver or for
damage Ia or destruction OF his prop
ertE as the result of his carclcssn.ss
IN failing 10 stop. Took and listen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

mandcd fo- further proceedings
Herman FARRELL W. Crmucawcal,h
Circuit Court OF Madison County,
affirmed: Will Lowry " Ccm,mcu
wealth. Circuit Cour, " Noytoii,
County. affirmed. Mary \ rage ~,
Luther L. rage. chAuctry Court. city
of Richmond. reversed AoA duSl de
cree: Thomas = Price " ccmnou
wealth. Circuit Court ot brunswick
County reversed.
Hy Judge Roher; \ rrsuttS-I.es
crosby vs. Commemorative, CORPORA
ton Court. city ~ Noriolk. affirmed
Thomas Walker vs. Commuuwealth
Circuit Court Of Charlotte County
affirmed: curtis Davis ", Common
wealth. Circuit Court OF Williams.
burg and james CITY. affirmed; Rob.
er,s vs.. Alexandria Water Ccmrany
circuit Court. city OF Ale>audria. az.
iirmcd: y. W. Brecdiove ~. Morris
Hardy. Circuit Court " l.uneuhur=
county. reversed and rcmandcd. Fer.
tram Il. Nushaum vs.. City Bank and
Trust Company. Circuit Court. ci,y
q; Norfolk. reversed: J. Leon Wood
and i. w. Cole vs.. u. 6. Aronbers
circuit Court Of Norfolk. reversed.
Elicit Verdict Upheld.
Ey the court-Eiictt vs.. Common
wealth. HUstings Court. city OF Rich
mond. affirmed
by Judge Martin -. Burks-OsCar
Ruford vs.. Commonwealth circui,
Court OF Campbell County. affirmed
fillmore vs.. Commonwealth. Hustincs
Court Part H.. city of Richmond. af.
nrmcd; Edward Purnell VS.. Common
wealth. Circuit Court Of Northamp
ton County. affirmed: Pollard vs. Com.
monwealth. affirmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

The NirG.u!a Federation 81 Bust
ness and Professional Wor..,'s
t!hhS VIII give u tea in the palm
Garden or I've jefferson Hotel tomor-
70" AFTERNOON IN honor OF Miss Mary
stewart. - the United States De-
i"!lment ot Labor. Miss Stewart is
'ii"ctOr. Of the Junior division ana
women's work employment service.
Tea viii be served from 1870 To i
o'clock Mrs. j. X Bowman. prcsi-
dent OF the federation. is chairman
OF The arrangements committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
NEGRO MUST PAY DEATH
PENALTY FOR MURDER
Supreme Court Allirms Con-
viction of EImoc, Slayer of
Merchant at Tobacco.
Tribunal Also tphoIds Verdict I'm
tnsr al Edward PurnciI, Charged
with Assault. and lie VIII Go to
Electric Chair.

VIII Elmoc. colored. must pay the
extreme penalty for the murder of
TiSl'ai Gilmore. Brunswick county
merchant. The Virginia Supreme
Court OF Appeals. in Il decision hand
ed down yesterday through Judge
Martin ID. Burks, affirmed his conyic-
Ton and sentence To clcctrocution.
l:lmoc. was convicted aud sem
fenced To death on August Is. after
a trial in liuStinGs Court. Part H.
Just eighteen days after the murder
OF Gilmore. whose death resulted in
the lynchinE OF Lem johnson. col
orcd. believed To have been an ac-
complicc in the killing and SuhSc-
quent robbery OF the f:lmore store
The trial was conducted in South
Richmond by Judge Jesse T.. West.
OF the Brunswick County Circuit
Court. the change Of venue being
granted in order To prevent the rcpi-
ttion Of mob violence. which caused
Governor Davis to hold troops in
readiness To go Ia Tobacco the scene
of the crime.
Two assignments OF error were
cited in the plea for "A reversal of
the .owcr courts Judgment. Both
were held immatcriai by Judge Burks.
The facts upon which the jury
passed showed that Gilmore had been
ambuShcd and slain. Property proved
to have been owned by the dead
merchant was found on Elmue. His
attempt TO prove an alibi was futile
Also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

The Instructive Visiting Nurse
Association has issued a call for au-
tomohilcs in which TO make their
visits about the city during the
street car strike. The telephone
number Of the superintendent Is AIaa-
iSon 305.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
In Inv md Equity Court.

The case OF Hubbard Lumber Com
pany. against j.. -. Richardson for
$500 was called for hearing in the
Law and Equity Court yesterday ar
ternoon. The quos tfon at issue EN-
braces controversy over salary and
bonus. The hearing may conclude
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Wool Grower. To Meet

Inc annual meeting OF the Virginia
Co-Opcrativc sheep and Wool Grow
"rs' Association Will he held i'm the
assembly room of tn. Chamber of
Commerce, LynchburE. February II,
at O'Clock *. NJ. All wool growers
arc invited TO this meeting az well as
tho members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
To discuss Ady.rt,.Inr nrIy,

The advertising committee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce will convene
IN the directors room this afternoon
at O'Clock to discuss the advisable
ity o: subscribing $4,000 yearly for
i've years To advertise Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Plano THIEF Gets Two ycnr..

Charged with stealing piano be.
longing to Walter ID. Moses d CO..
valued at $3.50. Jennie Ice pleaded
guilty in HustIngs Court yesterday
and Was given two years In the peni-
tertiary for grand larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Moore Estntc SI5nMn

Minnie c. Moore yesterday quail
he'd as administrator OF the estate of
James 5. Moore. The estate is valued
at $1,000. all of which is left to the
widow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Mo,h.r.. 1,uh .al,

The Mothers Club OF the Collegiate
school for Girls Will meet this after
noon at o'clock in the school as.
sembly hall. 1919 Monument Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Judge Sims Opinions.

by Judge Frederick w. Sims
Hubbard e. Abbleby. Inc. Us. j. Err
nest Thacker. ct ais. Circuit Court,
city Of Norfolk. reversed and final de-
cree: Appalachian Power Company
rs. Commonwealth of Virginia. at
relation Of National Carbide Company
state Corporation Commission, re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Here and There
in the Assembly
Both Houses of Legisla-
tire adjourn in Honor
of Lees Birthday.

Scmbly yesterday adjourned in honor
Of tn. birthday ot General Robert T..
Lee. Before Adjournment. brief Gu
loSics were pronounced.
In the upper branch. Senator'S Lccdy
and Early spoke briefly on the lir,
and character of the great southern
chicftain. They cXtoilcd his work
as soldier. educator ana citizen in
the highest terms. They were fol-
lowed by Colonel -. NJ Pattic. of
Madison County, veteran doorlccncr
and only Confederate on the senate
rolls. who rccitcd Lees farewell IN
the army. which. as lad OF II. he
committed to memory while on route
nome after service with the Char
lottesvilics artillery OF Cutshaw's bat
TALON. Colonel rattic was 10 vcs-
tcrday.
Delegate Adams in the House
spoke on the life and work of Ice
after which adjournment was taken
out q: respect 10 the memory of Tho
Srca, Vlrginian.
f'rst steps toward the establish
mcnt of zoning systems in incorno.
rated cities and towns were taken
Yesterday. when Senator Dodson. or
Norfolk. offered Il bill cmpowerinr
governing bodies OF municipali;ics tn
S'e''c districts over which they
Mo"'u nave control in regard to the
type OF buildings. hciehth and di-
'"chsiohS as well as the space they
'ccupE ana the use to which they
VIII De put.
The bill Incorporates IDEAS pro.
posed for the city OF Richmond where
me coming. system has been ndvo-
Gated. Under the Dodson measure
the city could prescribe sct.bncl.
nc" pui!"ihSS ana would he able to
i'Eu '''e the invasion of residential
sections by business and industry
ne mi closely follows those adopt
ca IN other states to govern the de-
N'!"pment Of cities along regulated
lines.
An in,crc.,;, ,;,,
ported from tn, Inusc i,,' ,",""'E re-
,,i,, -, muse T. nance Com
concerns S,o,n dos;, tS,'rdaE.
provides thar ,hnvn h,,,r. II
have to mn, nm in,,,r,,,i,, M" now
surety compony "'nuS ot Il
stat. honIs a., - '"t up \rEihia
states roycrn,ron, ~, '"c hltcd
Of IN. indnmni,, VI III part
provided nv ,nw as heretofore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
VIII Die for Assault.

Another negro. Edward Purncn,
must pay the death penalty also. his
appeal having been refused by Judge
i'urks. Purncll was convicted Of at
tempted criminal assault on Mrs.
Elizabeth &. Kelly. wife of his en-
ploycr. The negro was convicted in
the northumberland County Circuit
Court and given the death sentence.
Mrs. Kelly positively identified the
man, and peculiar footprints cstab-
lishcd his presence at the Kelly
Aome.
Thirty decisions were handed
down by the court. Among the few
of local interest was that of Mrs
Lille Ellis, of Richmond. VS.. the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. Mrs. Ellis sued in the Hust-
inEs Court for injuries received while
aiiEhting from Il car. She lost in
the lower court. and the decision was
affirmed.
opinions handed down were rs fol-
lows:
BY Judge Joseph l.. Kelly. prcsi-
dcnt-Annic Davis vs.. Common
wealth. Corporation Court OF City OF
Newport News; reversed. NJ. II. Bur
russ. administrator. ct al. vs.. Octavia
Nelson's executor ct al. Circuit Court
OF Orange County: affirmed. James
7. stevenson. vs.. T.. Spivcy, Hastings
Court Of City of Portsmouth; af.
iirmed. Pleasant Harding, Jr., VS.
Commonwealth. Circuit Court OF Flu
wanna County: affirmed. w. w. At
kins vs.. Commonwealth. Circui,
Court Of Halifax; affirmed. Lille +
ELLIS vs.. Virginia Railway and Power
Company, Hastings Court, Part H.
city OF Richmond; affirmed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
12O Dozen Cakes
Olive and Palm
Soap, soc a Dozen
Sold Only by the Dozen

Sold Only by the Dozen
This is a very good soap,
made by VIM. Waltke, and we
have only 120 dozens to offer.
We also will offer the re-
mainder of the Hardwater Soap,
that sold at a much higher
price. for Friday. (About rs
dozens left.) At SOC. a dozen.
Toilet Counter, Main Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

Pure Linen Tnblecl0thS and Nap
kins of excellent quality; also
hand-embroidered NJ a deira
Luncheon Sets and Napkins at
specially reduced prices. These
are slightly soiled from hand
ling.
lot Of 2X2 Tablecloths reduced
from $4,000 to $9.9S.
Other qualities at S5.4S, $500 and
1915.
lot of 2X21a Tablecloths reduced
from $21.00 to $3.50.
lot of 2x3 Cloths reduced from
$4,000 to $500.
1 lot 21x21 Napkins at $S.S5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20
Table Linens of Quality
Some Big Reductions

Madeira Napkins, fine quality,
hand-embroidercd, reduced from
$14.00 to $7.4S.
Other patterns reduced to S5.4S,
sos and $9.9S.
Madeira Luncheon Sets, fine quail
ity linen, hand-embroidered
lot sets reduced from $11.5O to
1925.
Other patterns reduced to S9.9S,
$1O.9S and $I4.9S.
Damask, Silver BIcached, all pure
linen, 6S inches wide, $1.4S
yard.
Damask, full bleached, good quail
ity pure linen, 1925 a yard.
Floor One, Central.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

"Nr- YOU SURE sou have Shown nae
nll the prime p.l parts ~ this cary
ssk, . thr tllr prospective purchaser
eye. madam. all The main unrs ~
turned tUr DEALER Well then. here
II The derr.. t.un7 Tom todd m. that
WIS rnr - tho biggest thing. about q
car "-Arurrlcan Lsgian w.ekly
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
women's Work Expanding.

Nor. than a hundred farm women
represent .ng u states. met for q speCiaI
conference a. the third annual mecung
OF the American arm Bureau Federation
a. Atlan'a. "a. tn November AZ the
hfst annual meeting there we're seven
\ lev more attended the .rCond Yea
4 resolution Ms adopted at that time
asking that the inrri,an Farm Bureau
Federation create uomans department
at the national Headquarters
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Home Bureaus Champion.

Mrs. 4 + Bugdcn. OF Rochester. y
Il religion and has invested in u her time
and ability. both IN pains,akins committee
work and on the platform Mrs Brigden
Is pfesidcn; OF the New York state Fed
Grafton OF Home Bureaus She is also a
member OF the executive committee oithe
New York Farm Bureau Federation
Although Mrs Brgdrn : IN much de
msnd as a speaker and counselor in home
bureau circles in New York state and other
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

The mud turic ias,s IN certain
amount - gif HrI 'trn hur.rs himself
In the mud When MI. air IL exhausted
he comes up f'r m"rs However. In
the winter time tbr mud turtle hurirs
himself m o., mud In q state -
liberation AMI remains several
months
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

states. she !. FRS, Of all ~iie. mother ar
grandmother secondly. she 4. practical
farmer. and direct. successful farm .n
Cortland County. New Work
Nh. Btgden has Travelled over 1000
miles in connection with the Farm AMI
Home Bureau work during the past wear
A Grange Woman, Too
Mrs John & ketrham ha. had year.
OF work Cor farm people She Ia, hal
much experience assisting her husband
IN his duties a. Master ~ MiChi,in
Grange Mr. keicham = nov Rep
sentative for the ourih Distract Of Ni,h
gan in Congress. and Mrs ketcham i M.
secretary For t~o wears shc ~as a mem
Ter Of the Executive Committee OF the
Michigan stat, Farm Bureau Reside
doing her own housevofk. Mr.. ketcham
az present hold. ,h- following Office
Member Of Republican state Central
Committee chairman Of Home Economic,
Committee 81 the National Grange char
man OF the Southeastern Division Of TIE
Home EcOnonic. { ommitte- OF the Mich.
gan Federation OF Womans Clubs mem
Ter OF the National legislative Com
mttee. American Home Economics Com
n,ittcc and member of the { ommiiiee of
Rural Health ani Sanitation OF the VI
,ionAl ,ountl tie Association She
has daughter IN the Michigan AricuI
tural ollrsc AMI the twins are senior. IN
the Hastings High School
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

change ny working in clubs IN various
communities. the farm women have
learned the value Of organized efforts in
improving country life conditions
Mrs Brown is the widow OF tongrc.s
man Vim G. Brown. IT,. OF West Virginia.
and is owner and manager OF several farms
and pure bred dairy herd She. too.
claims tina, her hve and half year old
daughter Is a very especial accomplish
men, OF her career She is president Of
her county farm bureau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Mrs Charles {. Schuttler. Of Farming
ton. Mo. chairman OF the committee. rep
rcsentaiiVe Of the farm women OF the
middle West. once taught college classes
IN Latin and Greek. but claims she q
really rather milk cox.
In commenting on wowens activities
in the Farm Bureau. Mrs Schuttler als.
Women have been from the beginning an
integral part Of the Farm Bureau. There
has never been anS question a. TO how
,hey might ge; in They we're in In
fact. the whole Farm Bureau i built up
on the theory that there are certain prob
lens 20 lie sol,c ed which vitality affect the
farm family a. a whole and need the co
operating interest and effort OF both men
and women Mrs ~-huttlcr las ser, ed
a. member Of the Executive tommftee
OF the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

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