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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06
HEALTH SOCIETY CHARTS

The Gratiot County Good Health
Society. under the leadership of Mrs
Y. II. Shepard, is giving a series of
four charts TO every school in the
comfy, IS per cent of whose pupils
are Modern Health Crusaders. These
charts are most attractive and aim
TO present the classes of food needed
for a we'll balance diet, to show why
these foods are needed and so combat
caprcious tastes in food and appeal
to the child's own reason and interest.
The subjects covered are as follows
milk Gives Energy, Here's to Your
. Health (MilN, Coffee and Tea, A
Good Breakfast, Cereals, Fresh Veg
etables, Fruits, Meat Substitutes, Bal
anced Meals, A Healthy Child, Foods
and Health, Growth Through Work,
The Al American Boy and The Al
American Girl" The panels are II
% inches in size, hand Autographed
on very heavy cover paper and hand
colored with especially pleasing illus
trations. They are on display at Muir
phys and Brunner's drug stores.
The Good Health Society is also Of
fering a series of three prizes, one for
third and fourth grades, one for fifth
and sixth, and one for seventh and
eighth, for the best essay written by
a child from each of these grades on
any subject covered by the charts.
This offer is open to children in city
or country schools. The essays should
be 300 words in length and should be
sent TO Mrs. V. II. Shepard on or be-
fore May LIST Of this year. Do not
sign name on essay but on separate
sheet of paper attached.
Two hundred and thirty pupils of
the st. Louis schools have finished
the Is weeks of Modern Health Cru
sadie work and have received the
Knight Bannerette. This is the best
record Of any school in the county
The charts will be on display in St.
Louis next week and in Ithaca the
week following.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06
HEALTH MATTE RS
FOR THE PUBLIC
INFORMATION WOULD PREVENT
SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT
OF DISEASE.

"To present to the public funda-
mental facts of modern scientific med
icine for the purpose of building up
sound public opinion concerning ques-
tions Of public and private health" in
Michigan a joint committee has been
formed representing the University of
Michigan, the Michigan State Medical
Society the state department of
health, the Detroit College of Medi-
cine and Surgery and the Michigan
State Dental Society.
Information which would prevent
rs per cent of all deaths and disabil-
tiles is possessed by the medical and
public health professions declare the
representatives who state that the
aims of the committee are biased on
the proposition that in democracy
the public health is a public concern. y
Names of 80 men and women, lead
ers in their professions, are included
in the preliminary announcement of
available speakers, while more than
IS lecture topics are listed.
Prepared to supply speakers of
recognized authority and known in
tegrity equipped to present to the
public the facts concerning the great
variety of conditions important to the
public health" the committee empha-
sizes that it is concerned in bringing
the truth to the people, not in sup
porting or attacking any school, sect,
or theory Of medical practice" Those
sent to lecture will be teachers, not
advocates"
Any community wishing to secure
a lecturer to speak on practically any
phase of public health will be supplied
by the joint committee. All expenses
of the lecturers will be paid by the or
CARNATIONS which they represent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06

protest to you, by the faith Of an
honest man, the more | range the coun-
try the more admire It. / have seen
the best countries in Europe; | pro-
test 10 you. put them all together, this
country will be equivalent unto them
If it be Inhabited with good people,
Sir Thomas Dale 1G13.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06
FOUND SEVEN RATS DEAD IN
Rim NEXT MORNING"

Robert Woodruff says: my prem
Uses were infested with rats. tried
RAT-SNAP on friends recommended
ton. Next morning found seven dead
rats in bin, two near feed box, three
in stall. Found large number since
No smell from dead rats-RAI-
SNAP drys them up. Best thing
have ever used.'
Three sizes, 35c, Csc, S1.26. Sold
and guaranteed bye. r. Murphy and
WinsIow Bros. Drug Stores.-adver-
tisement
Coming - Charlie Chaplin in "The
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-06

Coming Charlie Chaplin in THE
Idle Glass. advertisement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27
DUNCAN W|NS|N
SECOND BATTLE
Eleven Inning Struggle Ended When
Fant Doubles, Scoring Winning
Run; chIckasha 10 q
Reno on Sunday.

Duncan. Okla. May sc. Manager
Johnny Fant'a two.baao blow In the
last half Of the eleventh inning
scored Dickson with tho run which
gave Duncan an 4 TO 7 decision over
the chlckasha Travellers hero this
afternoon.
Fants two baggcr which won the
game for Duncan went down the
third base line. Dickson was on
second and he had no trouble reach.
Ing home.
II was hoily contested game
throughout. The visitors twice tied
the score when Il seemed that the
game was Hafcly tucked away In
Duncan'a sack.
Lefty" Lislc. Traveller cchter
fielder. did the hurting for tho visi
tors IIo allowed the Oilers fs hits
while the Travellers garnered 10
hits off the delivery OF Manlcy and
Carl Duncan made scvcn errors
while Mabry's bobbe was tho only
one chalked up against the ChIcka
sha nine. Tho teams finish IN,
series this afternoon. after which
the visitors 20 TO III Reno for three
games and Wilson comes TO Duncan
for three games.
Tho hoy aenra.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27


Washington. May "a. - Declaring
tho pending Dyer anti.lynching bin
which socks 10 hold counties and
commtnItIca responsible for illegal
killing of negroes. IL 'uneonstitution-
al, Senator Borah. Idaho, In tole.
grnm 60 the Associated Negro Press.
Chicago. to-day said tie judiciary
committee will uao oyory effort TO
promuIgnto such successful Icgisla.
tIon.
Senator liorah aaid the majority
of ,tho senate Judiciary committee
seem 10 feel tho Dyer bill In clearly
unconstiiutional because OF decisions
OF the United States supreme court.
1T would bc wholly futile thing
10 pass IT, said liorah. 1T is the
purpose Of the committee. however,
10 continue the effort TO frame n
measure u possible which will stand
the test OF the courts. and with that
end In view tho committee In now
working"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27
Long Gets DrdlU In
Battle With Champ

Oklahoma city. MAY 2I.-IiaS
Long. Oklahoma City, fought Jack
Iiritton. worlds weltcrwcight chnin'
pion. TO draw In n twelve round
contest here last night
The decision was given by Harry
Stout. Milwaukee. referee.
Long forced the champion TO OK
tend himself during the entire fight
TO defend his crown and several
times rocked Britton with his left
to the Jaw.
Sailor Owenby Of shawnee, and
Mickey Riley OF San Antonio, fought
a ten.round draw In the semi-wlndup.
Jack Jones. Oklahoma City. knock.
ed out Lewis seibert OF Houston In
the fifth round of scheduled ten.
round bout, sgH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27
THE SCORE BOARD

Yesterdays hero- han Johnson.
The American League president r..
Instatcd Ruth after filming him $500
aud taking the captaIncy Of the
Yanks from him for rough tactics In
Thursdays game.
The Giants defeated tho Braves
IN double header. G TO 2. and 10
10 .. with stickwork OF Cunningham.
he feature Of the twin bill.
Brooklyn prolonged her winning
,trcak with doubeI victory over
Philadelphia. Z 10 5, and to 0.
That's seven straight.
The Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati
Reds divided their twin bin. Cubs
won the first, 5 to g. Rods the sec.
md, 2 to /.
Rogers Hornsby hit his eleventh
homer as the Cardinals beat Pitts.
burgh, G 10 2. ri
The Yanks without Ruth fell be.
fore the lowly Senators. to /.
Schupp was victorious in pitch
ers battle with Bayne. winning for
the White Sox over the Browns,
2 TO 1. -
Cleveland by punching their hits.
swamped Detroit, 8 to 3.
RueIs single In the tenth brought
In the run that won for the Red Sox
over the Athletics.
The New York teams continue to
ead in both leagues.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27
GAMES TODAY.


Oklahoma State League.
Chickasha at Duncan.
Clifton at El Reno.
Wilson at Guthrie.
Western League.
Wichita at Oklahoma City.
st. Joseph at Tulsa.
Denver at Sioux City.
Des Moines at Omaha.
American League.
st, Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland, at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Only three games scheduled.
National League!
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Western Association.
Springfield at Enid. Z
Joplin at Pawhuska,
IT. Smith at Okmulgee.
McAlester at Henryetta. = Z
IH as y fH4 ~ ~ |-Ia aaI. IIiI q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27

RESULTS YESTERDAY.

oklahoma State League.
At Duncan s; Chickasha Z.
At I'll Reno 8; Clinton s.
at Guthrie 2; Wilson 9.
Western League.
AT Oklahoma City IA; Wichita IL
At Omaha 4; Des ,Molnes z.
at Sioux City 4; Denver /.
At Tulsa g st. Joseph 2. 3,
American League.
AT Chicago 2;.St. Louis, /.
At Boston Z; Philadelphia G.
At Detroit O.. Cleveland 8. o.
At Washington New York /.
\ National League.
At Cincinnatii 90; Chicago 81.
At New York 6-1Os Boston 2-2.
At Philadelphia 80; Brooklyn III
At st. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 2.
Wester nAssocIatlon.
At Pawhuska o.; Joplin 2.
At Henryetta s.; McAlester 2.
At 0kmulgoe Z; Fort Smith 3.
At Enid 3; Springfield 0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27
LONDON CLIMATE PREVAILS.
(By The United rress.)

Philadelphia, May 27. - Regular
London climate, cloudy, cold and
damp, was furnished by Che weather
man for the eighteenth annual row
ing of the American Henley ON the
Schuylkill river here today.
From 2:10 o'clock this afternoon
until $3.50 the Schuyikill will be
alive with oarsmen striving for
trophies in 13 events.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27

Summary: Two base hits. Graham,
Mabry, Spear, Wade, Johns, Fant.
Three base hits, Spear, Gaines. Sac
rifice hits, Neff, Griffin. Struck ont.
by Manley 3, by Lilies 8. by Carl l..
Left on bases, Duncan 6, Chickasha
10. Time of game, 1880. Umpire.
Slack.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-27
BUYS LIGHT PLANT.
(By The United Press. }

(By The United Prcss) m
Wan, Okla, May 27-Oklahoma
Gas and Electric company has pur.
chased the electric light and power
plant here,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
Helen Hunters Husband
HELEN HAS A VERY GAY EVENING
By Jane Phalpa

dances A well as you do. Jack. and
that's saying a lot. Oh. | hope they
will ask me again" with happy SlSa.
Il don't! Not that l do not want
you to have a good time. dear nut
can't AFFORD to return such racHetS' ana
so long as can't 7 don't h"e tho 'dea
., ..,,ier obligations 10 anyone.
Come It's late and l have TO get away
early so that can return this WORK
81 consider people l am with are
under obIgations TO me because OF my
company. instead OF my being Gh"ef
oh,iya,iOns to them. l never saw such
queer pride as YOU seem to have. You
lie; people know you neglect mel
mean by never taking mo out-then
talk about being under obligations 10
someone who does Mr.. barnes said
he hadn't enjoyed himself so much IN
a long time. and thanked mo enustvely
for being SO good ~ 10 go with him.
The usual stuff"
Now don't spoil my evening by talk
ing like that! never saw such n man.
hr.rudge no the slightest good time.
And"
Helen" Jack interrupted. 7 want
Won 70 get something IN thts house 10
eat. haven't time 10 @arn the money
am. run the house too. | was hungry
when I finished my extra work. and
thera wasn't b!ts in the house You
didn't care. or course. because you
weren't hunEry-you woro having. as
YOU said a delicious supper. But l
cannot work on an empty stomach;
neither will I go out to my meals. /
will so for rolls IN the morning, but
after this shall EXPECT you 70 see that
have good nourIsh!nG food"
That's right. spoil everything by
scold,ns ne! told you | hated house
work! II You want 70 keep house you
must earn enough 70 pay maid Nell
LAYTON never goes near her kitchen"
It's nothing TO me what Mrs. Layton
o.. anyone else does II | am to earn
The money. you must make L possible
for me TO do Il. No man can do good
work and live as have been living the
last two days Come Talking wont
help things II IS , o'clock. We must
have breakfast by :. You can make the
coffee while 60 for tho rolls"
Helen opened hc- mouth 70 speak. hut
after quick glance nj Jacks deter
mined face. she closed Z. and quietly
hurried TO bed
Tomovrow--lI.'"n pUbs Jack an odd
Foey."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

1887. Fashion has given most grace
ful lines to this pretty dress. and MADE
IL simple too. so that its development
will not cause confusion. The slender
as well as the plump girl will look wei
in this frock Pongee. taffeta, serge,
vclyc. or Jersey could be used It -
also nice for wash fabrics
The Pattern is cut in 4 Sizes: 8. 10,
lo and II years. A Il year size reuIes
Az yards of 80 inch material
Pattern mailed to any address ON re-
cent OF 12c in silver or stAmpA -
Write name and address plainly. ssns
IL cents to The Intelligencer onioA
Wheeling. VI. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

Chapter %
Jack found his mind dtSinctAcd 70
stay uAed on his work. =" necessary II
he we're TO keep his bills p;t." HIS
thoughts constantly StrI!vi 70 Itelen'
He rather hated the idea of her going
without him. She had sad her FRIENDS
thought him selfish because he d. "''
take her out more. He was sorry she
discussed him. her husband. with the
people she knew. There was some
thing In him that resented it-thae
would not have allowed aim 10 discuss
her or anyone near 10 him with stran-
gers.
IT guess II Is the different bringing
M" he muttered, comparing tho two
mothers. Hp,ens and his own--'l wish
she we're more domestic" ne went on
after q time. Il am afraid she Will
have 70 commence 10 look after tainSs
better and give me my time X l am
TO succeed IN making money enough 20
satisry> her" He nibb'ed his pencil
his hrows drawn together. Helen was
In a way, proving problem. And not
yet did evan he realize how puzzIinS
q on&-
Finally he gave a determined shruS
and resumed hts work. this time hold
inK his thoughts fast upon IL un;t II
was quite finished. Ihen lie gave q
start as his eyes rested upon tho clock.
II was nearly one. Surely Helen had
hoc intended 10 stay so late.
Feeling hungry ne went INTO the
Kitchen, but remembered before ~"
opened the ice box that there was moth
ing 10 the house TO eat. He had fin
ished the rolls for h.s dinner. He
lighted his pipe. smiling grinly. That
would have TO do. he'd so hungry I"
bed.
The clock struck one. then two. StH!
Jack smoked. and waited for Helen. Al
half-past :wo shs came in, her cheeks
flush ed her eyes bright.
You stayed awful!y late. Helen.
Jack said reprOachtuly. NO use ask
ing II you had good line. you show
very plainly that you did"
IT couldn't come until the Others ia.
could 1" I did have \ good time. and
q lovely supper"
Where did you co.
After me r:ctur"-:' WAS lovely,
You ru.sst see tive went 10 that new
place on Oue UGuI:".!'! stree: I"
dance. We danced uatl about l@. then
Mr.. Barnes ordered suIIcr. everything
I liked, and then we danced again. lie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
MOUNDSV|LLE LAWYER
IS INJURED IN FALL

Attorney II. Il Evans. OF M"undSNl'ir'
had narrow escape from INJURY SHi"r-
day might when he fell down a h'Snt
of St,ps lie WAS taken TO the ohio VAL
lev General hospital and medica! a!d
given. He WAS removed 10 MS hot"e
yesterday.
Attorney Evans left tho Office OF
ORricn x O'lirien In the conservative
Iif" Insurance building and was de-
scend!ns the stops when the heel of his
shoe caught ard he fell. He sustained
several bad cuts on the head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
REMARKABLE RECOVERY
OF M'MECHEN PASTOR

Rev. Cyrus \ Rylcr, FORMER pastor
-, the NrAl"rhru Church of Christ. who
,l,rn,L,; a%o IS now Il cured ma;s. the
result Of mind over BODY. or p"ssibi" II
vas miracle. WIFI" playing win some
children Il III" home Of hts fathcr-in-
law, Edward Marpie Of McMcchcn, he
unthiui !.E,y got out of his "hhir ard
tn,,k a few steps forward and then rr:l.-
led that he had moved Since that
inc nc has, been 4 happy man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
|NThreeMinute Ialesm
NEVER TO LATE TO BUTTLE
By AID Schuster

Thomas proved his proficiency. Up
START" Jones muttered TO himself whi!e
he wished. for the first time IN his
wears OF service, that something would
20 wrong.
The only move the old man made
vas To take 4 small silver tray from the
sidchuari to the kitchen from whence
IN moment, he returned IL. Mrs. For
res; watched him furtiycly, thin tried
tn catch her husbands eye. She saw
that James was trembling with anger
and that he was controlling hlmset
with difficulty. \ slip from Thomas
Mrs, Forrest felt. would give voice 20
the buffers wrath. While she talked
and larghcd with her guests she prayed
there would he no mistakes anu that the
ren,-up dcnunciation would not be
forthcoming.
The Younger butter placed n dreamer
and sugar on the small tray and took
II 10 the table As he extended his arm
the tray slipped. the dreamer skidded
and splashed over tho edge and fell with
the sugar in the lap Of a startled guest.
In the confusion of apologies and pro-
! test and while the d!sGraccd Thomas
was staring stupidity at his myers
James came to III" rescue
That, will do for YOU" he said IN
Thomas. Rack 10 the kitchen, ut once
And he finished serving the dinner.
When the guests had gone James IN
| tcrv!eNed his employers. Tho old man
who had heen as one of the family. ap'
pearcd under his stress Of determination
and outraged dignity almost rs n
STRANGER. 1t was with difficulty that
he spoke.
mir Forrest" he said stifny. Won
Will have To discharge that young whip
rersraprrr or I shall resign.
Edwin j., walked up TO the old man
and put hand on his shoulder. He
will 20. James" he said. and there
won't he any assistants until you ask
for them"
A little later Forrest rejo!ned his
wife. 81 fixed II with Thomas" he an
nouncnd. He Will go in the morning"
Edwin j., chuckled as he reached in the
box for cigar.
u don't think will tell her" he
thought. that James put butter on the
bottom OF that tray
Tomorrow-Bait tor n Spy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD

We almos, suspected our serious
prorrssnr OF prrpc;ratlng joke when
he said to the class:
81 wan, You to copy that design or
TWO circles upon Il piece Of piper OBJ
serving the condition that your p'n''
shall not y" l!ftcd after beginning u"
draw. As shown on the blackboard Il
REQUIRED two oDrrAt!Ons-that !S' lfSt
drew the inner circle and ihrn III ''"
nv chalk and drew the outer one ou'
II ynu are clever enough 20 lax" h"'
vantage. of the difference h"'"e'n
drawing upon paper and bIacKD"a'u'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
FORT HENRY SHOP.
TO REX BUILDING

The Fort Henry cleaning and pressing
shop, which has been located for some
~" go E",Irtccuth street, next door
90 the Pythian club, will move on April
to the second floor Of the Rex theatre
huilding The proprietor. Mr.. George
raur. has been In business In this city
for many years and has the best wishes
of 4 host Of friends for success in his
new location.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

The butler IN tho Forest home bore
the traditional name of James pul i'll
many other respects he was not INC
outstanding figure that story gives 70
the profession. James was Old ana
bent and his hands were Gnaried win
rheumatism. Despite the clothes OF ms
calling his air was that Of an o!d-faSh-
Toned and grumpy old gentleman VINO
might have been the owner OF the place.
The Forrest homo was rambling
house in a part Of the city that ma"
once been the best and James had hccl
there over since the present FORREST
was hoy. AS the home dropped out OF
thu fashionable district, the fortunes
OF It's owners dw!nd!cd unit! James was
the only servant left. Cnurty ana OF
the old school, he did the best MS
recreant frame would allow and. for
nil the grotcsQuo contrast Of manner
and man, was every Inch LHc bNI"T.
When the Forrest fortunes l""i. an
other turn, and this time for the better
II Is to the cedit OF Edwin j. and his
wife that the Idea OF Diminishing James
never occurred TO them. Their efforts
NJ entertaining those Of their old C!rcl"
wero handicapped somewhat by the MIS-
hapcn old man who greeted the guests
Z
n lettering ono perhaps. said Edwin J"
and those who did not Ike him could
stay away.
Edwin" said Mrs Forrest on the
night before her dinner party. we must
do something about James Now, don
object until l have told you all, hut the
fact is I have engaged younger man
az his assistant"
Edwin smoked thoushtrully. TT /;
Is all right with james" he SAID 1t IS
with nc"
Those who arrived at the dinner party
wcre TOO busy chatt"ring or rchears'nE
greetings for their hostess 10 notice the
change In James. Insult sat upon the
old man with weight that only MAD"
him st!frcn his back and gave 10 nus
ewes a look OF naughty anger. AS a
butler hc outdid himself. hat his heart
was heavy. He was to be ulSp!Hh''"
in the dining room.
A. the table Thomas, Young and as
surrd was IN charge. Without paying
any attention 10 the elder man WI"
stood at the sidehoard ready to direct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

YOU Will be able 10 make the design as
required. with continuous line"
Let us soc who can carry out the
Professors instructions.
Answer to Yesterdays.
Tampa. R"ont"n. CaIh""h' r"'l'
haNCu DAYTON, Hartford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

Won may ask" Not so much for me
somehow. Perhaps 1t Is different with
you. ,,,,
Tomorrow--Tho Generous But Tyranni-
cal Man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27

BET received. So ~ a personal or quick
cr reply Is desired. = stamped and So
addressed cnyclope must l." cH,."~",
with the Vuestiun.-Thc Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
OF Course

am quito rcr>uus ut t.rur.. I",}"
quite Il few spells uf t;,lp!i1ti"u o. tin
heart. DO YOU think had better con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
SIDE / ALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
SIGNS OF SPRING
Tho Travelling Florist.

.Iwl.S puzzled M" that n baseball
nine could l." formed out "f any mum
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-04-12

Miss Grace F. Kaercher, Ortonville,
is the first woman ever indorsed for
state office by Minnesota republicans.
She was winner in a field of seven
candidates for clerk of the supreme
court, before the republican conven-
tion.
She is now secretary treasurer of
the Big Stone National Loan associa-
tion, member of the Minnesota Real
ty Dealers association and the Min
nesota Editorial association. She has
been chairman of the woman's repub-
lican committee of Big Stone county
for the last two years, and is mem
Der of the women's auxiliary of the
American Legion.
Miss Kaercher has had a wide and
varied experience in law, real estate
business. newspaper work and bank
ing in the last Is years, and busi-
nesslike attitude toward all affairs
has become habitual to her.