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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
c0L0RED VOTERS NOT ADMITTED
BY REPUBLICANS

In Virginia there is state election
this fall TO elect d governor and vari-
Gus other State officers. and the va
cancy IL 40 be filed in the Fifth Con-
gressional District The National Re-
publican Committee thinks II sees a
chance to break into the South and
has elaborated skillful campaish
backed with abundant funds The
State organization has set IFS coon
trap to catch the voters coming and
going When they held their recent
convention in Richmond they loudly
proclaimed that the party Is 10 be a
white mans party and refused TO ad-
NIT negroes to the hall This 10 catch
white votes. They soothed the feelings
Of the negroes BY citing 70 State law
fnrhidding mixed assemblages. The law
is an old one and has never been
enforced in such cases In the past
But inside the convention Il was
different The platform adopted on
which the Republicans make their
campaign pledges the party to the
removal OF al Virginia laws restrict
ing negro suffrage In The event Of the
success OF this movement number
Of counties in the State would be con
trolIed by a negro vote, and in close
election they would control the re-
suits In the entire State.
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was cnARLrs RtEp srRrRIsEp.

On Wednesday evening, September
~ Mrs. Charles Reed. Vi WeRlminatar.
was pleasantly surprised when she
returned home from an auto ride to
snydersburg and found her home and
lawn filled with friends and neighbors
who had gathered in honor Of her
44th birthday. The evening was spent
IN playing games and with music
both instrumental and vocal. until
about 10 O'Clock when all were invited
10 the dining room where the table
was laden with an abundance. con-
sisiing OF cakes, Of which there were
II large ones. candies. peanuts. ba-
mans, oranges and lemonade The
guests were ~ all ages from iS
months 10 81 years old.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Charles Reed, ]. w. Ruby.
Geo. A. Lester, Samuel Aiiller, Theo.
Young, y s. selster. i, y. Leister.
Jacob Neudecker Joseph Zepp, Zach
Harris. w q. Reed, Nerltte Houck.
Noah H0sfeld, Preston Reed. e. r.
Witte, irwin Ruby. Walter stephan.
Fred Schlerf, Mrs, Margaret Miller.
Wtn' AdFfie Lung MITE SltWdFI iselk~
ter, Mrs. Howard Martin, Mrs. Ror
Hunt, Mrs Arthur Benedict Mrs. Rita
Cummings, Messrs. Geo. W. Brown.
jesse Null. Granville Reed. Christie
Wike. David BarHhart. Walter Wimert.
Misses Mary Miller. Gladys Lambert,
Norma. Larue and Fern Leister, May
and Eva Lester. Ruby Reed. Evelyn
Brown Anna Plumber. Margaret Bene-
dict, Marie Sellers, Edna Wike Bes-
sic witte. Ida Martin. Lota Sykes,
Hazel and Naomi Barnhart. Evelyn
Harris. Theima Wimert, Ruth 0hler.
Ethel and Mary Reed, Cleya stephan,
Pearl M0sher, Marie Davis, Elsie
Cummings. Irene Elizabeth, Cath
crime and Charlotte SchlRrf, Ruth
Zepp. cathrine and. Gladys Martin.
Ruth Hosfeld. Helen and Eleanor
Witte, Lima Ruby, viva. Charlotte and
Mildred Reed, Messrs. Prescms Lam
bert, Russell Miller. Leighton King,
Geo Harris. Harold Eeister. Robert
Plumber, Raymond and Charles Hun
tsr, Lester and 0sTrle 0iggasA, Milton
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
CARROLL rGrNTY PICNIC A me-
sutgTss.

The Erst event Of which Is hoped Ia
be- made yearly event WIS cORalder.
ed biz Success The County Picnic
waa held Saturday Va the Meadow
Branch Grove 2 miles weai ~ West
minister u IL estimated that thoua.
and people attended the picnic ana
took part ~ She genes.
The Pleasant valley Band furnished
music before and after tilr npoaklnv
Herbert Wooden. President az The
Carroll County Farmers Council, gave
The address OF welcome Ia which he
outlined the work the council was
trying % DO, and urged the ooopera-
ton with the Carroll County Society
% Baltimore city Mr. wills Myers.
President ~ the Baltimore gooleiy.
responded Ho hoped Tor cinnnr an
ion between The two urganlxatIonr
told o. the work % The society ana
thought That The plcale should be q
yearly event
~ r y Sgmona. Director az Exien-
sion work IN Maryland. gave very
interesting talk ~ his experience IA
Europe the iifst six manihs ~ this
year, where he studied agricultural
conditions and the relation Of tue
Maryland farmer 70 The farmers over
seas lie said England farmers could
not own auiomohiies AZ the lieanae
per year was Eve dollars per horse
power, and gasoline 40 cents per ral.
Ion. The farm labor controlled h 4
great extent the output ii tho farm.
and that farm labor was Organized
the same ~ other industries In this
county. The cooperative buying ana
selling 81 farm produce and nupplles
was better organized over there than
here" Although times seem hard here
:, 3 nothing compared with conditions
In England and on the continent
Mr. Albert Ml,ien bad charge ~ the
games which we're enjoyed Nv \ iarge
percentage ~ those present aud hetp
ed In The sale OF ice cream and pop.
u ia the plan 81 those who have the
picnic IN charge 10 hold II earlier II
the season next year. Let every one
plan 10 be present and boost the
County Picnic for 1922.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
A CONDITION. NOT A TnEORY.

II Is condition. not a theory, that
women have been given the right 10
vote. They have this right They viii
never lose IT, Hence their Is ana
win be responsibility to perform all
the public duties this fall to them az
citizens. To the waste basket must
90 all masculine ideas 10 Opposition
TO women's participation IN public
affairs They are fun nedgea citizens
and must be accepted as such a
word TO wise Democrats, who want to
win, is enough.
There is an important duty that
rests upon women, They must con-
sign to the waste basket AZ once aud
forever all echoes OF by gonsand for
gotten days when men, expressing
honest ambitions approved The extern
sion of the elective franchise to
them. They were as honest in their
views as we're the men who advocated
votes for women II Democratic
women expect to get anywhere In
their party's councils, II they expect
to share in public honors and emolu-
ments, II they realize their responsi-
bility In keeping this government on,
OF the hands Of white men, who thrive
In the colored mems vote, they must
not only vote, but they must vote for
the candidates OF that party which rep
resents the bulk ~ the intelligence,
education, and wealth of Carroll coun-
ty
There need be no fear of the wo-
men Of Carroll county. They want ef-
ficient schools. They want good roads.
They want the wealth OF the county
safeguarded They want their county
government in the hands Of caneble
and experienced officials. They are
fully competent to do their own
thinking and their own voting. They
win think right and vote right.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
DIZZINESS is ANNOYING
As Many Westminster People know
Too Well

When the kidneys are weak or die
ordering. they faii behind 10 Offering
the blood ~ poieons - these poiBons
attack The nerves. thB result ~ felt W.
spells " vertigo, iaet aa drunkenness
will make a man dizzy from the pois-
oninE y alcohol, Dizziness. heaasche.
backache and irregularitY ~ the Kid
ney snrregi0na arH all algns ~ weak
OF diaordefud Kidneys and should not
b. neglected Use nuBn's kidsey pulls.
the hons. endorsed Kidney remedy
Read this Westminster residents
statement
Mrs Grover cole. 90 Johns 81. says
NY Kidneys were weak and had
severe baokache and duii pains across
my kiduays 20 ! eanld hardly keep
golug Mhen I stepped ! boosme diE
" and spots nestsd before my eyes
Ny kidneys acted taa often A friend
advised mo 10 use Utan's Kidney
pills and they helped NE from The
hrnt ! continued 20 nae them nntii
was free from all agns 81 the
trouble
Price soc, al al dealers Don't
Flmply ash Tor q kidney remedy got
Deans Kidney Pills The Same that
Mrs Nole bad Poster MiihaFn Co.
Mfrs, hataio, s. Y,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23

LOST "A Brown Velour Hat Tues
day morning on the Baltimore State
Road. at John Armaoosts near Finks-
burg. while answering call at the
Doyle fire, near Finkghurg Finder
please Ieave same at ADVOCATE OF
FICE
LOST Brown silk sewing bag CON
tanning gold thimble and sewing ma
terials. Reward II returned 10 Mrs,
Frank M0alo, Winchester Place II
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
NOT WANTED IN CARR0LL.

Carroll county's hospitality and
glad hand to strangers are proyerb-
iai. There is class, however. not
welcome here. That class is COM
posed Of long haired men and short
haired women who wander oyer the
country preaching impra Fable
'1sma" for the dollars that may be
dropped into this collection boxes. TO
this class also belong women also
strangers, who have taken up the
self assigned mission Of telling other
woman sghat III d thar suprNine mis-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
AGENr wANTkD.

We want lady or gentleman agent
TO handle city trade In Westminster
and other vacant citiea. This ii won
derfni opportunity as you will retail
Ink the genuine J.. 4, Watkins Pro-
ducts including Watkins Cocoanut Oh
Shampoo. Ciarda Face Powder, Fruit
Drinks and over ia7 other products,
Write today for free sample and par
tlculars. The J. u. WATKINS COM
PANY, IS New York, NY
Sep 9-3t
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rMrrDoa v. :. cmrRcn. sorrm

r. Carl Maxwell. pastor
Special service AT Oakland AZ q n.
nj Mr chrhiy will have charge 81
the music Sunday school ~ salem NJ
2 D. N, and preaching at : .. NJ. Revi-
val services ~ Freedom at 30 .. m.
Mr. snd Mrs. james I'hristy viii be
present 10 sing gospel messages.
EvaBgelistic services viii be held
zach evening neat week including
Saturday night Come and Join the
choir Come and get right with God.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEP. q, 1921
nEM0cRATs sTr TnE PAGE.

AS usual in Maryland, where the
Democrats represent the majority OF
intelligent and educated men and
women are overwhelming ma
jority in property holdings and pay
ing taxes they have set the pace for
the State campaign this year. The
Republican party in Carroll, as else
where in the State, there are many
men and women OF high and nnim
peaehable character, who are guided
by the best motives, and successful In
the daily struggle for Legislature, but
We heavens, that ehasni between Mary
land Republicans Of high standard
and the negroes Is 30 wide and deep
that contemplation OF II makes one
dizzy. And yet where would the Re-
Publican party in Maryland be With
out the 100000 or more negro men
and women who vote the Republican
ticket?
The Democratic State Convention
Tuesday issued challenge to the Re
publicans. The convention nominated
for Comptroller man OF high in
tegrity. VIM. 8. Gordy Of Micomico
county, and adopted a platform that
ought to and Will commend the sup
port of every true Democrat.
The platform points Ia detail to the
achievements OF the Democratic party
in the past, achievements that ought 10
commend the party to the support Of
every unbiased voter in the State. The
party leaders wisely rejected the prop
osition that Baltimore be given 40 per
cent Of representation In the General
Assembly. As a substitute to which the
city leaders agreed. the party pledges
itself to the creation Of two additional
legislative districts in Baltimore,
This viii mean two more Senators
and twelve additional members Of the
House Before this increase can he
come effective In the next Legislature.
by a thFee-lifths majority Of ali elect
ed members In each OF the two houses,
must pass Legislation preliminary TO
submitting to the people al the next
election the question az referendum
whether this proposed increase IN
representation shall be given Every
man woman who votes. viii. therefore.
have an opportunity 70 express q,
the polls their position on the issue
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
REpuRLIcANs rILL VACANCIES

Al meeting OF the Republican
State Central Committee M0ndas
the following vacancies we're filled
on the Republican ticket.
g. Ray Fogle. of WestminstaE dis
trict and an assistant to tax col
lector Mcclellan Keefer, was nomi.
mated for County Treasurer
John p Roop. Jn. Of New Windsor
district, AZ oounsy anrvayor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
woMEN,s FIRST CHANCE.

For the first time women viii vote
Al local election in Carroll county
this year II Democratic women wani
to do their part in redeeming the c0un-
~ from Republican rule they must
register on Tuesday October An, OF
.0etohSr nth II not feglst-
cred they will be DISTINGUISHED,
Aours Of Registration . a. m. to .
p. m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23
SATURDAY, September "a, 1921

ut 1899 o'clock p. IN the following
goods: bed room suits. 2 mattresses
2 springs. bed. wardrobe with glass.
2 Bullets, cupboard chest. houT-eheat,
lounge. ! e-piece parior suit, hall
rack. range. coal stove. tables. look
ing glasses. sink. p;ctures, stands.
towel racks, lard press meat grinder.
iron kettle. brass kettle, gas iron.
Overland touring car, automobile
spring, 900 pound beam scale. pipe
wrench, vice. plane. brace. ratchet,
brace. garden hose. sprinkiing can,
bucket. sheep shears. crow bar, hand
corn shelter. pick, space. fork. shovel,
garden rake. fork. scythe. meat saw,
gasoline drum. Grab garden pillow,
lawn mower. X bushel MEASURE.
about 20 gal elder. vinegar, half
barrel, legal keg, refrigerator. SCOOP
shovel, axe. wo0d-aaw, trawel. small
grindNtone. automobile Oh. lot ropes
and pnlleys. Y Inch 2-in; stone Jars,
los carpets. electric clock. rocking
chairs. cane sent ana other chairs,
lishss and other Articles too numef.
Gus 20 mention
Terms Cash.
MRS. MARTHA y. sECHRlST,
w 7. Wilson, Apci.
Sept 2-tt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-23

WOMRN TO q. o. r. COMMITTEE
FOUR ARE APPOINTED ~ CEN.
TRIAL BODY ron CARROLL
COUNTY.

COUNTY. 81.
The newly elected Republican. State
Central Committee OF Carroll county.
composed OF jain II Cunningham.
George c. Eichelberger. Elwood Muir
ray, Walter r. Rudy and g. Lewis
Welgcl. organized by eiegting Walter
r. Rudy chairman 1t then appointed
the following woman members ~ the
committee Mrs Michael Benlz. Wool
ery'a district; Mrs. H. Frank Ely.
Freedom. Mrs. -. Scott loop. West
minater. Miss Amelia ~. AnSan. Tan
eytown. aud Miss Harriet a. skunk.
New Windsor.
The following we're appointed dele
gates 20 the State convention; Wal
ter Il. Rudy William ilesaDn, George
r. Schaeiler. mr. Roland x Dlier.
Thomas A. barnes. Miss Matte r.
Shoemaker. Mira Chester Il HolIta.
Mrs II. Scott Room. Mrs Emory
Hoffman and Mrs. Charles a. spicor
Vacancies on the Ticket we're alieh by
naming uf John y, Ropp. w., aa can
didatr for County Surveyor and G.
Ray Fogle ~ candidate for County
Treasurer A call WAS issued Tor a
meeting % the county central commit
tee and candidates for next Monday
TO plan for An aggressive campaign
The Democratic Stale Central Com
miiiee for the rouRiy has elected I'd.
ward 7. Brundise chairman and lssn-
ed cali for q meeting Of the county
central committee ON Thursday next
TO iih vacancies on the ticket BY nam.
ing three candidates for the House ~
Delegates. candidates for County
Treasurer and County Surveyor.
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Benedict, Claude Reed. Russell and
Harvey stephan, Carroll Theiret, Rus
sell Smith. Carroll Wimert. Guy Neu-
decker, yernoR Blizzard. Geo. Lester,
John and Arthur Schaffer, Albert
Reed, Donald and Floyd Reed. Lester
and Fred Wimert. John Reed, Law
renee Lester, Kelso Young, Robert
and liorden Witte, Burns and Vernon
Huuck md Norman Stephan.
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DR.. FAHRNEY
Hagerstown, Maryland
DIAcRosTIcIAN

The De- Fahrasys hevs been prasiieins
msdieias and havs made specially q
chronic diseases les sysr 100 ysss !
am working only with chfon,e diseases
bad kinds diheuh cases aad dlss-
noes yoas cas- bsisfs ltFsei yoa, u 700
have sFouhls o. weakness eI deleHniiy
wn,s 10 me aud III study yoaf eass and
9ive satsiaenon-
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WANTED.


WANTED Girl or middle aged woz
man for general house work in family
OF three. Phone 6-R..
. WANTED "A house with or z
rooms with bath Must be in this city
Apply at ADVOCATE.
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EVER THINK or DANGER or
LANTERNS AND GAS IETs M
BARNf ASK YOuK INSURANCE
NAN. THEN ASK HIa ABOUT DEI..
CO.LIGmT.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Household Goods

Having sold my properly, wll
sell At Public Sale where now re-
side at 81 West Min street, westmin-
ster, Nd, on
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MRS. MARTHA B. SHCHRlN,

w T. Wilson, Apci.
Sept 2-tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
COLTS ENCOUNTER CAT
IN DOUBLE BILL TOT
"'"" Nine to Try for Five OF
OF Contests With Suf-
folk Nine

i'"H kyan's EaliopinE Colts 8
iaht because they ou,pIavcd re-.
McHridc's Washington So,,,
'e'""E afternoon. and ii, the :.
''''o TOOK second place in the
Tor TN" Nlrsinin Lcagu. remnant,
meet the suffolk jungle cats nj,
tc'hn"h at Mayo island PARK 4
header. the first game OF W
h't hS at $50 l.. NJ, In AN .unr
'ufthcr Improve their position n,
expense OF VIII cuunin,.hn,n., "a,
tr"ddcn prot"Ecs
four times this week b,v.
nara stamping Colts ana tho
ci"us cats engaged in deadly com
anu thr"c times have IN. 1,
earned the laurel wreath OF vlc,.
ia Tact supporters OF the Saus.u
"EEr"Eati"n ar" almost frantic
th" situation, ANA ar. h.giunip,
h'''cNc thdi the capital city elan
me huinb"r" OF their fuyuri,e.
printed on every baseball! used nv
Two tcnius
Upon the shoulders OF NJ.
M"tE'r and Montauk rests tn.
"'h OF making IL i've cut Of NJ,
thc colts. Nontauk d!sp.ay.d ~
i"thl IN the "nl! game he has IN,
since h'a debut Ia the vir,
Tongue ant Lefty" S.ckcr is r,
h!"cd as one OF ia. most tcpend
t"ir!crs Ia The circuit.
Fans VII! ENJOY two games for
price 81 one adiu.sa ion tnr affair,
ny virtue OF Tho pOftponerntu,o n,
contest scheduled between tn.
mines !.rt"td;,y atteruoon by
'N'H ntr""H.ht hcsti!itt.s r..r- y,
r"n"d to allow Hicumoud IAN
'''a' 'hetr csc" upon Nick
irock ANA has companions. the au
Senators.
The Invading cats welcomed /
hriulstiCc. fOr II gave them = a, ,
needed rect.
Manager cunrinrhn'n has not :
nounccd his hurting Heicctiuns .
this afternoon. )
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
':BABE" RUTH NOT TO CONSIDER
ASSUMING MANAGERIAL RELNS
UNTIL HIS BATTING EYE FADES
King of Swat Says Report That He Will Pilot Big
League Club Next Year Is the Prize
Yarn of 1921

'heht that those two names will live
tor years in baseball history
LOOK ut the great ChriSty Mathew
sou rams always picture 'Matty''
in his prime at the rolo Grounds.
where. with his wizardy. he was the
hero of the oid-tine Giants "I:ig
SIX" could have been manager of Gin.
'innau for hfty years instead of a
lew hcctinr months. and yet til"
baseball world would always recall
him as the wonder pitcher.
Wagner Never Managed
Hans Wagner never managed any
thing and yet he stands the creates.
of the great in PITTSBURGH Walter
Johnson. who was pitching phcnumc-
mai ball when WASHINGTON was "A
cellar regular. is. after all these
years. Still marvel and Yet he has
mo- intention of hiring out as Il
manager. Those are the reasons |
would sooner lie 4 successful indEvi-
dual player than Il manager Not
mat | care what people will think
when long after YOU have "cashcd
H.. because by that time il doesn't
make much difference what they
think. But for my own satisfaction
| often have tried to dope il out wnv
so many people, as soon as they reach
the top in their chosen line. right
away want to become the boss"
The trouble with Il lot Of ball play
crS and other people is that they
Md themselves. They are at the ton
the minute they hit a winning stride
Most admirers of CaruSo talk about
his voice marvclcd at him be-
cause he never got tired trying to
improve his batting average" Most
stars. after any one Of CaruSo's
i'iumphs. would have immediately
contracted. gotten the managerial
bug. and cascd off on tho singing
for the glory OF bosslnE the show
I've got my limitations and don't
Let any ono fool you hy saving that
don't realize IL. | know that some
day. no matter how far off. I'm going
IN hear the name OF a pinch hitter
batting for Babe Ruth" Until
hear that dismal sentence. for tho
first time, I'll Civ" it'll" corsidcra-
ton 10 managers job In tn.
meantime. | Will try to manage a few
more homc-run campaigns
copyright. 1921. by the Christy
Walsh SEndicatcD
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By Babe Ruth.
iI Rome runs to date tnal.
III home runs Sninc dntc IgnO,


PHILADELPHIA. Aug. -. - Now
they tell m" I'm To be manager
We heard lot of funny ones. hut
'hat is the prize yard OF l92l
certain sport writer in Philn
deirhia. we'll liked and well known
Tor his customary conservative judy
ment tells me the wise boys" have
II that am to manage major
League ball club next year
When HON" runs arc required TO
trave, five miles hirh I" be official.
or wh"n they have to wheel mo To
a." battcrs box in an old mans chair
'hen perhaps. ] might got excited
over such rumors. Rut under exist
in= circumstances count me out. TIE
rum"r. my Philadelphia friend cN-
plains apparently grew out OF the
''ct mat my contract with New York
Yankees expires this year That is
true. and for all | know may have
started this EroundlcsS talk. hut /,
WI nave no moro To do with mo he
coming manager than it will i'm
maKing mo into a shortstop.
Hopes for BETTER Years.
non the time comes the question
al contract Will be discussed with
w" Yankee management have had
my ,wn biggest baseball Years in 4
- ~ 'h'''i III tIl nope 10 n:l Ns
some more that will even surpass my
pest To date. The New York club
owners have treated me square and
am confident they will continue
mat policy when we talk about a
new agreement But regardless OF
me outcome this rumor about my
"tlhS manager is wrong for next
Year and many years to come.
Tn" average ball player who Grad
mates INTO the managerial division
generally does so when his arms and
eyes and especially his legs have gone
back on him. Ty Cobb and Iris
speaker are notable exceptions. hut
their records for individual playing
Ear surpaSsrs any reputation they
have made as managers. side spi,o
tn" fact both have worked wonders
with their respective clubs.
NJ this very moment both of thorn
are h"htinG II out for individual bat
i'nS hon"rs, and il is in that par
t'ular speciality and not for manage
nrirSS-\1 Hin and C',ppnn,.