Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1929, Page 28

FARM G. OF . OPENS National Organization to Pro- mote Agriculture Moves Offices to Capital. The American Chamber of Agricul- ture, wlhlch rhnm ?fien in :mme of or- tion for the past year, was il“!?n ed as a national organization at the agricultural congress of landlord farmers and business executors of the Southern, Southeastern and Southwest- | 7 ern States, held at Atlanta, Ga., last January. Temporary national organization headquarters until today were located in Atlanta, when the national organi- zation departments, including executive and editorial, were transferred to Wash- ington and are being established in the National Press Building, Atlanta re- maining headquarters for the South- eastern zone. ‘The American Chamber of Agricul- ture is the first chamber of agriculture ever established. The chamber will op- erate along lines similar to the usages of chambers of commerce, devoting its major activities to agricultural, farm- ing and farm life affairs. Briefly, the :eb]m" aims and purposes of the cham- T are: Each State will have its own unit, or State chamber, and have representation on the national board of directors. The seven regional zones are so located geo- graphically as to expedite chamber work in all States. A canvass is being completed of men eligible to membership upon the na- tional advisory council of the chamber, which will embrace representation from each of the regional zones. A conference of officers of the cham- ber will be held in Washington early this Summer. Among the officers elected at the launching of the chamber are Gov. Hardman ®f Georgia, vice president; S. ‘Odenheimer of Louisiana, planter, vice president; Gov. of Virginia, vice president; C. Chase, eral counsel. NEBRASKA WIFE TRADERS SENTENCED TO 10 MONTHS Plea That Mates Would Become Destitute if Deprived of Support Fails, By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Nebr., April 19.—The Bepnet, Nebr., wife traders—Otto Slade and Horace Reed—have been sentenced to 10 months in jail, despite the plea that their wives faced destitution if deprived of their husbands’ support. Judge Broady, in passing sentence late yesterday, cut two months from the maximum penalty of a year’s im- prisonment, because of the fact the men had pleaded guilty to statutory charges. ;{:e t’k:‘eln’ w‘ho h“xedbem reconciled Wi eir wives, told Judge Broady that their families are in g’lnt. Mrs. Slade recently appealed to the county commissioners for charity, and was re- fused. 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Adams Says Results to Date Justify Scientific ard E. Byrd's 82-man expedition al- ready has accomplished enough scien- tifically to justify itself,” Lieut. Harry Adams, the first member of the explor- ing party to return to New York, said last night, . Adams, third mate of the Eleanor Bolling, who arrived here tonight from the Pacific Coasf, said Comdr. Byrd and his crew now are dug in for the For the first time in 12 years was recently enjoyed on the lake in the Boise Bologne, Paris, and so great were the crowds watching skating champion- that fences were down. You Can’t Ignore a Real Trouble Long Constipation neglected makes miserable and leads. 5. sorious - | grm&flcaeck _g. glc:' '“ll:tm' Boice's ‘e iption Tablets. i druggist. 25¢ per hox—n-n.bx;.lyey";:g different sizes and each of the charac- | long Antarctic night. 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