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Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Beatrice Boy, Wounded
in.FranCe. Returns Home

Beatrice, Neb., April 22.-(Spe-
ial.)-Howard Conover. member
of OH Company c, wounded in &C
ton in France in one of the big
drives, returned home yesterday.
The funeral of the late Clarence
Brown, the returned soldier who
Sunday committed suicide at his
home near Virginia, will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from Centerview church, west of
Virginia.
The committee of the demobilzed
Women's Defense council of Gage
county. appointed to invest 1868
left in the treasury held meeting
and voted to buy 5000 in Victory
loan bonds and to spend the balance
in advertising the drive in Gage
county,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23

ton Of the sale of imitation butter
and cheese. the principal change
the coloring of the same
which, under the new law, is now
permitted. The retail license fee
for selling imitation butter is re-
duced from S. to ST, but is not
transferable and cannot be reduced
for the fractional part of a year.
The new law requires that where
imitation butter is served in res
taurant, the customer shall be
notified, either by a printed sign, or
on the bill of fare, or verbally at
the time of serving. The law as to
branding and labelling packages is
not changed.
House Roll 482 requires that all
dry commodities, except berries,
shall be sold only by weight or
numerical count, linear or surface
measure. This means that the use
of the peck, quart and other dry
measures are to be discontinued in
the selling of vegetables, except that
the farmer or producer of such vege-
tables may still dispose of his
products by measure provided he
make an agreement to that effect
with the purchaser. All sales of
berries, currants, cherries and such
small fruits may be made by dry
measure in standard boxes of quart,
pint or half pint size only. Any
berry boxes not conforming to these
capacities may be confiscated by
the inspectors.
All coal and coke shall hereafter
be sold by weight only. Each de-
livery of coal or coke in basket or
by wagon load shall be accompanied
by delivery ticket showing the net
weight of the load delivered.
Slot weighing machines are re-
CURED to be licensed by the Weight
and Measure department, fee for
which license is IS annually. Amy
machine not so licensed is prima
facie evidence of violation of the
act. There are also certain. changes
in the fees for inspection of scales.
all such fees now being Proportioned
to the capacity of the scales in
spected.
In the licensing of testers of milk
and cream for commercial purposes
standard test bottles, pipettes and
weights are defined. All such stand
ard glassware shall be purchased
from the food commission. The
provisions requiring the purchase
of all glassware from the food COM
mission does not go into effect until
January |, 1920.
The standard for the test scales
are as in the former law. The
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Worldwide Prohibition .....
to Be Next Move Made

Fremont, Neb., April 22.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )-Frances Beau
champ, state president of the Ken
lucky w. c. T. u, was honor
guest at a luncheon given by the
Fremont society today.
Mrs. Beauchamp is making tour
of the state in the interest of the
national program of readjustment.
She says that now that the fight
for national prohibition has been
won, the w. c. T. U. is going after
worldwide prohibition. Fifty Ere
mont white ribboners attended the
luncheon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Sister Of Gen. Pershing
to Be Sponsor for Vessel

Lincoln, April 22.-Miss May
Pershing, sister of General John J.
Pershing. will leave her home here
within a short time for Mobile. Ala,
to act as sponsor in christening a
vessel of the merchant marine which
will be named after the city of Lin
coin as reward for the city's active
response to the governments ap-
peal for support of the fourth Lib
erty loan. The exact date of the
vessels launching has not yet been
determined.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23

California, where she had been for
several months.
Miss Cook was being accompanied
to Fremont by her sister when she
suffered an attack of heart failure.
Her parents, a sister and brother
are the close surviving relatives.
She was born in Arlington and was
"a wears old.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does Il

A Free Prescription Does Its Work
Overnight. You Can Prepare
II At Your Home.
New York: It is my own discovery and
it takes just one night to get such mar
velous results, says Mrs. Edna Wilder,
when her friends ask her about her won-
derful complexion and the improved ap-
pearance of her hands and arms. You
can do the same thing if you follow my
advice, she says: / feel it my duty to tell
every girl and woman what this wonderful
prescription did for me. Just think of it.
! never tire Of telling others just what
brought about such remarkable results.
Here is the identical prescription that re-
moved every defect from my face. neck.
hands spd arms. Until you try it you can
form no idea of the marvellous change it
will make in Just one application. The
prescription which you can prepare at your
own home is as follows: Go to any
grocery and get ten cents worth of ordin-
airy oatmeal. and from any drug store q
bottle Of derwillo. Prepare the oatmeal
as directed in every package of derwillo and
apply night and morning. The first ap-
plication will astonish you. It makes the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Style
Notes
I'LL As Compiled
iii BY Our Store
TIL Shopper -.
Infants

Such darling clothes for
the wee little folks have
Just been received in the
Infants Department. The
loveliest little coats In the
palest Of blue, white and
pink in the new La Jeur
material, with q shocked
yoke and little square
shaped pearl buttons. The
little collar and cuffs are
finished with q row of
French knots and the hem
Is finished with q corded
tuck, while the coat is
lined with soft white wash
silk, making q charming,
and also a very serviceable
garment.
Another attractive little
coat In this same soft mo.
terial, but having q moro
tailored effect, has q trim.
ming Of bias folds and Is
also lined with the white
wash silk. Then there are
some new models In
French pique, in little
double.breasted styles,
having hand embroidered
cuffs and sailor collar
with revere effect In
front. This little coat has
a belt, and Is fastened with
very beautiful pearl but
tons.
THIRD FLOOR
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Miss Cook, En- Route Home
from West, Dies on Train

Fremont, Neb., April 22.-(Spe-
cial Telegram Miss Ada Cook,
daughter of County Attorney and
Mrs. ]. c. Cook. died on a Union
Pacific train last night 80 minutes
before her arrival in Fremont from
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Kearney Postmaster Resignss

Kearney, Neb.. April 22.-(Spe-
ciaD-C. c. Carrig, postmaster n
Kearney for almost eight years, has
rendered his resignation to take eff
feet at the end of this quarter,
July I. He gives failing health ~
the cause of his resignation.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Body Of Howard Hall, Vice
Consul, Buried in Sidney

Sidney, Neb,, April 22-(Speciar
The funeral of Howasd H. Hall,
deceased American vice consul to
Genoa, Italy, was held in the
Christ Episcopal church here yes
terday, Rev. Henry Ives officiating.
All business in the city was sus-
pended during the runeral
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23

Imported Anderson Scotch
Bingham. the genuine, in every
new design and color combina-
ton; yard, Soc
32.inch Fine Zephyr Dress
Bingham, made in America OF
finest combed yarn of Sea
Island cotton; exceptionally
soft and clingy; special at,
per yard, CSC
32.inch Braeloch Zephyr Dress
Bingham, a genuine Parkhill
fabric; considered one Of
Americas leading Dress Cling
hams; exceptional value; per
yard, 4SG
32.inch Glen Roy Bingham,
plaids, checks stripes and
plain shades; new Spring
styles; special, yard, at CSC
-RASEMENT-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23

The Genuine Imperial CHAM
bray, 30 inches wide, In Q
splendid range Of plain shades;
special, yard, 30C
32.inch Ginghamette, In q big
assortment of plain shades,
extra fine soft finish; war
ranted fast colors; special,
yard, 5OO
silk Mixed Bingham in q pretty
assortment Of beautiful plaids
and color combinations with
overshot effects; all 81 inches
wide; very special, yard, @c
Genuine Renfrew Dress Cling.
ham, In a big assortment q
plaids and checks; all 81
inches wide; special at 306
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23
Wells

Wiz
There is an irregular mesh
having a diam0nd.shaped
pattern worked in heavy
chenille dots in c0l0rs,
very smart and very new.
While the trench yelling Is
not exactly new, Its pop
ularlty has never de.
creased, and a new touch
has been added in the use
Of cOl0red French chenille
dots.
A particularly attractive
veil Is of brown hexagon
mesh, with henna Chenille
dots. Still another good.
locking veil is of q heavy
square mesh, ha wing a Dor.
der Of large, bright red
Chenille dots. In the yard
veilings there are many
more attractive patterns,
which really have to be
seen to be appreciated.
MAIN FLOOR
Omaha daily bee., 1919-04-23

Genuine Lorraine Tissue Cling.
ham, in a splendid assortment
Of new plaids; exceptionally
sheer and dainty; for pretty
dresses and waists; yard, 55c
3s.inch Zephyr Dress Bingham;
our own importation, direct
from Tootal, Broadhurst, Lee
& Co., Manchester, England;
special ut, yard, 1.10
Red Seal Toile.du.N0rd and
Amoskeag A. F. C. Zephyr
Bingham; in one huge lot, per
yard, at 20f
32.inch Ivanhoe Zephyr Cling.
ham, in a wonderful variety,
all exclusive designs; the sea-
sons most favored wash fab
ric; special, yard at 59t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-16
PRfPRAVY K MUNICIPAL
MIN VOLBAM.

ODE velke nase politicke stra
ny cini jiz pfipravy k podzim-
MIN mestskym volbam a ODE
mali jiz seznamy svych kandi-
datn do mestske rady uplne. We
wardach {. 2 a II demokrate
spoji sc die vseho republika-
ny, ably znemoznili volbu soci-
alistu, jakz stale Sc pred dve-
ma lety. z Cechd pobezi V Sc
dine warde do rady opet pray
mix J. R. Zmunt, V trinacte
warde uchazi Sc o znovuzvole-
nj demokrat p. Karel Kadlecek
kdezto ma republikanske stra-
ne hlasi Sc kandidaturu re-
publikan Jan Buck, 4977
Broadway. V sestnacte warde
bude opetne cekancem rep. ra
dni p. Frant. Sojka av %.
warde chce byti radnim Frank
Kohler, byvaly nacelnlk policie
jenz hodla oponovat demokra-
| tickemu radnimu Sulzmannovi
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Ws,Sl W!ll,!; s [WSS] lz!'; s
ZPET MA VOJNU.

z tabora Sherman odjelo
dnes 300 brancG prihlasivsich
Sc dobrovolne k dalsi vojenske
sluzbe. Branci ii budou pride
leni k radovemu vojsku a posla
nj "a more k vyplneni meier,
vzniklych propustenim cetnych
vojaku, jimz sluzebni lhuta do
sla a kteri po domove zatouzi
Ii. Vlada hodla celkem $4,000
branch k move vojenske sluzbe
naverbovat, ktefizto vojini bu-
|dou poslani do lezeni Meade v
Maryland, predevsim a po do
datecnem vycviku k okupacni
amer. armade do Nemecka.
lWSS| |-4WSS]
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UMRTf ZNAMEHO POL. K-A,
PITANA.

V nemocnici sv. Alexisa ze-
mfel vcera pc operaci sle-
peho strivka, rovnez nasim kra
jandm dobre znamy pol. kapi-
tan Josef M. Farr, 1868 Rey-
burn Road, pdsobici tez neko-
lik rokG v broadwayske ctvrti.
Farr slouzil u policie cd roku
1889 a posledni cas- byl nacelni
KEN ma policejni stanici ma Eu
|clid Ave-, roh vych. 105. ul.
Pred dvaceti lety, kdyz byl je-
Ste serzantem, stretl Sc dve-
ma bandity v kterems puskar-
Iskem zavodu ma Ontario Ave. s
nimiz podnikl zapas ma zivot a
ma smrt. Lupici meli nadbytek
streliva, kdezto Farr bro sve
naboje vycerpal. Vzdor tomu
lpodarilo Sc mu oba muze od-
lzbrojit a zatknout. Cd te do
mu podarilo Sc mu oba muze
odzbrojit a zatknout. Cd te do
by. byl jeho postup snadnejsi a
brzy mel Sc stat pol. inspekto-
rem. Pohreb zesnuleho urcen
ma stredu ma Kalvaria hfbitov
WSS] [WSS
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CRADUACE v MALlRSKE
AKADEMII.

Zdajsi malirska instituce
cleveland School of Art), ro-
vnez vyridila jiz sve graduac
nj slavnosti, "a nichz peti nej-
lepsim zakIm dostalo Sc vyzna
menani. Mezi temi ma prvem
miste je absolvent School of
Art, pan Josef Jicha, Ziskavsl
tez financni pomoc z nadace
pani Marie Bradfordove, KITE
rezto skolne umozni mu doda-
tecne soudie zde i v jinych me
stech. Pane Jichovy olejomal-
by .dockaly Sc letos nejvetsiho
uznani, jinymi slovy, vyjmeno-
vany cesky umelec jest povazo
van "a nejtalentovanejslho
zaka We starSim rocniku Cleve.
land School of Art. Dalsi gra-
duantkou ma temze ucilisti jest
81. Helena Srpova z Bedford
lvenujici sc zvlast krajinarstv
a kresbam.
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NEHODA MA KARLINE.

Sedesatiletj kmet St6pan Stan
ko, 10513 Aetna Road zachy-
cen byl v sobotu vecer ma Karli
ne strojem neznameho autoisty
q prsa mu rOzmaCkana. T6zce
raneny lecen jest nemocnict
sv. AleXise a sotva Sc uzdravi
Nehoda udala sc ma rohu vych
40. ulice a independence Rd
" teze nemocnici lezl 14lety E
Michalik, 2276 Broadway, je
,muz "a podobne srazky lev;
noha byla rozdrcena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-16
REDNY S ClCARETAMI A
TABAKEM z CLEVELANDU
v PRAZE.

Clevelandsky dobrovolnik &c
skoslovenske armady, B. Klir,
zaslal Geskemu i.Narodnfmu
Sdruzenf dopis, v kterem ozna-
mule, ze byly z Francie do Pra
hy dopraveny zasilky tabaku,
|cigaret jinych drobnosti We
!ctyriceti bednach, ktere postu-
|pem casu byly zasllany Anne
!riky nasim dobrovolnfkim.
Mnohe re zaslanych veci by
ly vypraveny re Spojenych Sta
til jiz pred rokem drive, die
vseho lezely We skladistich pri-
stavu po cely ten cas-. Vec je|
pochopitelna: V dobe nemec-|
kych titokd a nepratelskeho pol
stupu bylo treba venovati We
Iskerou energii, myslenky cas-
vojenskym zalezitostem, pohy-
bum vojska a jeho zasobovanl
potravinami a strelivem, jakoz
j nutnostem nemocnicnfm.
Zatfm co zasilky odpocivaly
We francouzskych skladistich,
dovidali Sc dobrovolnici z dopi
sd, re Jim byly zaslany RUNE
darky. Jezto mic neobdrzeli,
stezovali 81 zasilatelIm a tax
vznikaly RUNE domnenky, je-
jichz konecnym ddsledkem by
|lo, re mnozi zasilatele dosli 81
ma nasi 1radovnu a nam Chill
|vytky. Ovsem, nebylo Sc Jim co
diviti. Nikdo z Mich 81 mcdowell
predstavit pomery zeme, kde
jiz ctyri roxy zufila valka.
Ale vsechny ty nesnaze jsou
jiz pryc a verlme, re nasi hosi
dvojnasob radostne uvltali svo
.je darky nyni, kdy Sc Jim ku
kourenf dostavalo pochybneho
puvodu a jakosti. Eel vsak, re
|nebudou 81 moci tax pochutna
ii ma rdznych tech sladkostech
cokolade a cukrovinkach, stej-
ne s cigaretami zaslanych, ne
bot jak cokolada dele jednoho
, roku tabakem oblozena bude
| chutnat, dovede 81 snad kazdy
' predstaviti. Ze to vsak nemela
, zhoubny dcinek ma mnohy ten
| papirovy dollar, tn a tam prilo
7 zeny, q tom mohou byti mamin-
V ky manzelky dobrovolnikG il.
Y sty.
z Josef MaSek
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SPOJENf PIVOVARSKYCH
PODNIKU.

Znamy clevelandsky pivO-
var The Gund Brewing Co. spo
jill So s chvalne znamym ces-
kym zavodem Plzenskym pivo
varem ma zapadni strane, je-
muz pfedal veskere zasoby ce
lou obchodni agendu. Obchod-
nj spojeni nastalo minuly pa
tex, kdy zapocal cesky zavod
vyrizovati veskere objednav-
ky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-16
NOVA MESTSKA ELEK-
TRARNA.
$4,000 Cleveland'ani docka Sc
levnsjsiho osvstleni.

Mesto dohotovilo prave dali
81 pristavek u municipalni elek
trarny, ktery bude verejnosti /.
cervence odevzdan a cimz dal
sich $4,000 domacnosti docka
Sc levnejsiho svetla. Illumina-
ting Co. dodava elektfinu pri-
vatnim domGm "a deset cent?
jeden kilovat a tovarnam "a l
a ctvrt centu, kdezto mestska e
lektrarna poskytuje dotycne o.
svetlovanf "a tri Gently kilovat
privatnim lidem a "a l ctvrt
centu prdmyslnikdm. Mesto no
dla doplnit svdj zavod pfi upa
ii vych. So. ulice dalsimi gene
ratory a zpdsbem tim zasobo-
vat levnou elektrinou polovinu
mesta. Az dosud poskytuje po
dobne svetlo jen zapadni stra-
ne mezi zap. 25. ul., Detroit,
Lorain a zap. 1T ulici, jakoz
nekterym tovarnim obvoddm
V dosahu St. Clair Ave. Jakmi-
lie postavi jeste dodatecne ge-
neratory, nase municipalni ele-
ktrarna bude toho druhu nej-
vetsim mestskym podnikem ma
SN6tG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-16
OSUDNA KOUPEL.

Devatenactilety K. Stager,
1920 zap. II. ul. podilel Sc ma
vcerejsfch zavodech micafG v
Edgewater parku a hned po
hfe, uhfaty a spoceny odbocil
X iezeru bez vSelikeho rozmy
|Sleni vrhl Sc do vody. Ackoliv
byl dobrym plavcem, utonul v
nekolika vterinach, ponevad5
kfece jei zachvatily. UtonulJ
lsportovnik nalezen byl tepry
hodinu po nestestf a bezvladnt
jeho telo do marnice doprave.
no.
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NAVSTEVA SOUTH VYSSI
SKOLY.

Do vyssi South skoly ma
Broadwy vlamali Sc vcera v no
ci zlodeji, znicivsi vsechny zam
ky psacich stolkI a vniknuv-
81 tez do uradovny tamnejslch
fiditele. Korist ale NELL nepatr-
nou, ponevadz do skolni po-
kladny Sc nedostaly. Odnesli
jen neco satstva a nejake uceb
nice. Kradez reportovana byla
broadwayske policii. ktera Sd
domysli, re pachateli byli Tide
neZkuseni, patrne nejaci w
rOstci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-16

| pos az $50 obleky z
| vlnene serze. gabardinu a poplinu.
/ HedyAhna nodSfYka, Velk. 16 az A.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-16
Vkusne lnsne obleky po

Jeden die vyobr. Jsou d 4 q IN
sity 2 nesraZejicfch IN u/.N
latek krasnych tvarn
die nejdrazsfch modeln, vsech moder-
nfch odstfnn. Velikosti pro danny n
dfv<y. We sklepenf lacf $12.50.
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BONDY SVOBODY A
VALECNE SPORENKY.

Kupuieme oboje "a neJvyssf Cleve-
lande placene ceny. Prineste je k
Simonovi - rejspolehlivejsimu smenar
niku, ZIG Lenox Bldg. 2. patro, ron
yych. 8. ul q Euclid Ave.
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NABfDNUTf K SNATKU
Josef MaSek

Vdovec "a rokG starry, dit
kami, vlastni farmu o 80 a.
krech, mini Sc seznamiti "a pri
cinou uzavreni snatku rozSaf
nou vdovou neb starSi divkou,
Ceskou, v letech cd 25 do 35.
let. Jen hodna zena, ktera by
Sc chtela vdat do dobreho mi
sat necht' zasle nabidku mono
Ii prilozenfm podobenky, KITE
ra Sc ma pozadani vrati, ma a.
dressu: F. J. Palat,N R. B. 101,
Bannister, Mich. 6-18
The state herald., 1919-12-12
OVER MILLION
WORKERS IDLE
COAL SHORTAGE REACHING
HEART OF ALL WORKING
PEOPLE.
DAILY WAGE LOSS Big
MORE FACTORIES CLOSING DAILY
AS SHORTAGE BECOMES
ACUTE.

Washington. Dec. G.-AIorc than
l.OOO,OO0 workers are now completely
idle or employed only part time MS 1t
result of the coal shortage. IL was esil-
mated unofficially here The estimate
wns described as Extremely conserva-
tive" by J. u. A. Morrow, vice prcsi-
dent of the National Coal Association.
Exact figures are impossible TO obtain,
since formal reports are not received
from all sections OF the country. But
railroad administration reports show
that In some sections whole communi-
ties are having enforced vacations.
The wage loss rs estimated mt more
thnn So.OOO.0O0 daily. Loss To employ.
crs and business men Is beyond all cs.
tImates. Thousands OF those affected
ARE women.
Railroad union workers also are af-
fected by the strike, according to heads
of the four big railroad brotherhoods.
rrainmen began TO feel the strike
week after It began. according TO Pres
idcnt w. G. Lee OF the brotherhood OF
Railroad Tnlnmen.
The central coal committee of the
tinuous session. Reports OF the geolog
lcal survey show that coal production
Is nearing 20 per cent OF normal
through efforts Of nonunlon workers.
Fuel Administrator Garfield re.
turned to Washington from Williams.
town. Mass. TO take personal charge
OF the coal situation. After n confer.
encc with Assistant Attorney General
Ames he went to the White House TO
attend the cabinet meeting. Director
General Hines also met with the Pres
ident's advisers
DR.. Garfield said coal production
was getting close to normal although
the stringcncy In the Middle West was
acute.
Members OF general committee
representing the conl operators who
remained In Washington after the nd
journment OF the general conference Of
'F'i"i"'N' h'Nl'' w u Nihl'h'h'' pu"'
lishcd reports ,hni they had considered
offering amy amount To the miners
considerably grcntcr thnn the IA per
cent wnge advance suggested by DR..
Garfield. President Scnrles OF the III.
nols Coal Operators Association, said
the operators were acting entirely
within the limit suggested by the gov
ernmeni.
Extension for six months after peace
Of the Lever net giving the govern.
ment wartime power over sale nnd dis
tribuilon OF food and fuel will be
granted only " condltions-nftcr
peace II dcclnrcd--wnrrnnt II. Chair.
man Hnngcn of the House agriculture
committee nnld:
The state herald., 1919-12-12
FARMERS ROSE TO EMERGENCY
What They Did to Win the War and
Save World From Starvation
Told by Houston.

Washington. Dec. 6-ln his annual
report. issued this afternoon. Secretary
OF Agriculture Houston tells IN u brief
way how the farmers Of America
helped Ia win the war and are saving
the world from starvation by marve-
lousy Increased production of food.
stuffs. He says that the wheat crop
for 1919 is estimated at II million BUSH
els over that of 1918, and that of corn
200. 100000 bushels over the last years.
In meat production, also, the record
figure Of last year win be exceeded.
and the same Is probably true Of milk.
eggs and poultry. Crop yields per acre.
snys Mr.. Houston. show an upward
tendency. due largely 10 better meth
ods and better machinery.
Among other recommendations made
by the secretary are The building up
Of n system OF personal credit unions /:
expansion of existing facilities aud me-
tlvities for aiding farmers In market
Ing. continuation Of present policy Of
federal participation In rond building (;
regulation and control Of stockynrds
and packing houses: protection OF con.
suincrs against mlsbrnndcd mud ndul.
tcrntcd feeds and fertilizers; increased
support by states for rural schools. and
legislation for Improvement Of snnI.
inry conditions and medical facilities
In rural districts.