Evening star., 1922-01-08
Mr.. WALLACE GIVES
LIST Of DELEGATES
Names of Al Accepting Invi-
tation to Agricultural Par
ley Announced.

Delegates to the national agricul-
tural conference. which is to meet In
Washington on January %. were an
nounced, in part, last night by Secre-
| tary Wallace. e.
julius H. Barnes of New York. for
, merly chairman of the United States
Grain Corporation; Gov. Warren T.
McCray Of Indiana and James Wilson
OF Chicago. president OF the Institute
Of American Meat Packers; j. r.
Howard of Chicago. president Ameri-
| can Farm Bureau Federation, and
Charles s. Barrett OF Union City. Ga.
president of National Farmers Union.
were among the list Of forty-seven
names made public.
The conference, the Secretary said.
will be composed of a majority of
farmers and farm organization lead
ers, but in addition there will be rep
Iresertatives of the chief INDUSTRIES
and lines of business dependent upon
agriculture and representative OF
banking, transportation and related
lines.
Representation to BE Wide.
Cotton, grain. tobacco. live stock.
fruit, potato and general farmers. as
well as dairymen, will be represented
in the conference personnel, as shown
in the partial list. State agricultural
officials, representatives of agricrl-
tural colleges, economists. editors CT
| farm papers will also be included,
the Agricultur Secretary declared.
| Invitations have been extended TO
public officials and former officials To
attend. as well as members OF the
joint congressional committee on ae-
ricultural inquiry.
in other words" said an announce
ment of the Agriculture Department.
the conference will be broadly rep
resentative of agricultural and allisS
! industries"
Many Have Accepted.
| The list of delegates made public
last night contains the names OF
those from whom acceptances have
| been received, as follows:
S. J. Lowell, Fredonia, n. Y, master
National Grange; j. r. Howard. Chi
cago, president, American Farm Bu-
reau Federation; Charles S. Barrett
| Union City, Ga, president National
| Farmers Union; J. S. Wannamaker,
st. Matthews. S. c., president Ameri-
| can Cotton Association: w. X. James.
st. Joseph, Mo-, president Interna-
tional Farm Congress; Milo D. Camp
tional Milk Producers Federation:
Grant II. Slocum. Mount Clemens.
| Mich. president the Cleaners Fedora
ton: c. II. Gustafson, Chicago, presi-
| dent United States Grain Growers.
Inc: J. VI. Anderson, ST. Paul. Mimi.
| Powell, Los Angeles. Calf, general
! manager California Fruit Exchange;
Carl Williams, Oklahoma City. Okla:
| president American Cotton Growers
Exchange. editor Oklahoma Farmer
| Stockman; Raymond A. Pearson.
| Ames. Iowa, president Iowa Agricul-
/ tural College, former assistant secre-
tary of agriculture; G. ]. Christie.
Lafayette. Ind. director of the In
| diana Experiment Station, and former
ccyc TO nj
\ Alva Agee. state commissioner OF
| agriculture of New Jersey: g. W
Slocum. Utica. n. Y, president Dairy
! mems League: Albert Manning.
Otisville, n. Y. general farmer;
Spread Over Country,
O. E. Bradfute. Xenia. Ohio, promi-
!nent cattleman, president Ohio state
farm bureau; H. w. Tinkham. War
iren. r. l.. dairyman: James W. VIII
!son, Brookings, 8. D.. dean Of South
dakota College of Agriculture: E. b.
Vermont farm bureau: g. n. Bowles.
Charles L. Hill. Rosendale, Wis.
prominent breeder of dairy cattle: !:
Farmer; Gov. Warren T. Mccray of
indiana, prominent stockman and
farmer of the state: A. Sykes, Ida
Grove, Iowa, president, Corn Belt Meat
Producers Association: Barton Need
iham. Lane. Kan. general farmer.
master of the Kansas State Grange:
Arthur B. Hancock. Harris. KY. to-
bacco grower: L. s. Bean, Presque
Isle. Me, potato grower; ID. G. Harry,
Pylesvi1le, Nd, dairyman and presi-
dent Maryland farm bureau; Harry p.
!Strausbaugh. Aberdeen. Md. president
National Gamers Association: A. w.
GAlbers, Boston, Mass, state commits
sioner Of agriculture of Massachu-
;setts.
Alfred H. Stone. DunIeigh. Miss.
cotton planter: s. P. Houston. Malta
Waters. Kansas City. Mo. editor and
former president Kansas Agricultural
College: w. NJ. Burlingame. Great
Falls, Mont. president Equity Society
Of Montana; Richard T. Ely, Madison.
wis, economist and authority on land
economies; Julius II. Barnes, New
York city, former chairman United
States Grain Corporation; Thomas
Wilson. Chicago. president Institute
Of American Meat Packers: Clifford
Pinchot. state forester of PennsyI-
vania; Charles ]. Brand, Pittsburgh,
president American Fruit Growers; L.
II. Goddard, Washington Courthouse,
Ohio, general farmer: o. H. E. Win
berg, Silver Fill. Ala, president Gulf
Coast Citrus Exchange: G.. L. Sands,
Charleston, Ark. president Arkan-
sas Farmers Union: W. H. Walker.
Willows. Calf, president California
Farm Bureau; Chas. E. Collins: Kit
Carson. Colo, stockman and A. B.
Cook. Owosso. Mich, master Michi-
gan State Grange.
Miss v. A. Drummond. who has con-