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ponds aud streams. but they are In
that particular excelled by ducks on
farms where ponds or streams are
available ducks viii convert into meat
and eggs great quantities Of water In.
setts and various aquatic forms that
would not he utilized by amy other
kind Of poultry, Ducks, while they
consume much grass and other green
stuff, are more partial TO animal feeds
aud are very energetic IN patrOIing
The branches. creeks and ponds ms
sources Of food supply, say poultry
specialists in the United States depart
ment OF agriculture. Where conditions
are favorable they will provide for
their own food needs In measure
that will make them highly profitable.
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GEESE UTILIZE WASTE GRAIN
Grazing Stock Take Up Most Of Their
Feed From Ordinary Grasses Of
N.s, the Pzsturea

Geese touch TANKS with chickens In
utilizing waste grain about the stables
and feeding pens. In a larger measure
than chickens or any other kind OF
poultry. they are grazing stock, taking
their living in large part from the or.
binary grasses Of the pastures. When.
the facts. are taken into consideration
. that the demand for geese Is strong,
steady, and extended over practically
the whole year, not confined TO certain
holiday seasons, as the demand for
turkeys largely Is. and that their value
as egg producers r. considerable, the
importance Of few geese ON a gen.
eral farm becomes apparent.
Geese, IN common with ducks, are
utIIlzers Of forms OF food confined 10
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Saturday, March 26, 1921,

ut one O'Clock b M ail that valuable
house aHd lot Situated on Main street
rs the town Of Mount Airy. Carroll
County Ia HE State 81 Maryland. ad
joining the ilstrl property OF the
aUuth side and the property OF viii
liam seiby on Shc north side The
property fronts twenty feet. on said
MAIN Street gnd runs back with an
even width one hundred aud ninety
feet, aud coutalHa
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coon MAXWELL ONE.T0N rRuCk
1919 model, good ~ new.
HOTSEHnLp GOODS /!

+. bedsteads. lounge. dressing hureag.
baby carriage. wardrobe stand, q
niece mahogany Hnigh paripr suit,
mahogany finish rocker spring cot,
arge leather covered rocker music
sblnet. mahogany nuiah towel rack,
4alI rack. uld,time MdebOard 3 htch-
m chairs 2 rockers aettcc rcfyiger-
ttor. large sink. Jewel range good az
new. with hot water back 5-burner
Accctyline gas plate. oven for on OF
tas stove. meat bench. lot of other
,enchos. $40 safe, fruit cupboard, ono
arge butcherlng table 2 Yards 81
tlpoleam. yards wide wool and
ibcr drugEot. 1gxt5 fee, lot Of car
yct. lot window blinds . porch rock
sfs Hour stand yard aud porch
,enches. good nest hogshead, lot q
lard cnns. old-time hognhead, lot %
,arrols. lot Of applebutier, gasoline
lat iron, fruit dryer United states
reim separator. No g for power or
land barrel butter churn FOR power
n hand. Reed butter worker, all 81
hcse are god az new lot 81 MIX
ans. ice cream freezer. milk buckets
ind strainers, and many other articles
90 numerous to mention.
Terms AN sums ~ 5000 ana un-
Ter cash. ON sums above $1,000,
.ro0n of . months will be- given ~
to,es Win approved security. bear
ng interest from day Of SALE 10
goods To be removed until settled Tor.
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Sign. 81 Peaee

Although the War Department re-
Gently recommended standing army
OF 100000. Congress recently eon-
Cured In reducing the army to l75,-
600 men. The War Department has
also ordered the discontinuance of
all enlistments except those who have
had previous periods TO their credits,
and will hold that attitude TIL the ar
my Is reduced to the strength proyid-
ed for Germany has lately surrend-
cred its largest .battleship TO the Al
lies. Relations between the nations
Is becoming more amiable Soon the
Prince Of Peace will come to claim
His own, and then there will be real
Peace"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
PUBLIC SALE; +.

The undersigned intending to quit
farming will offer at public sale. on
his farm, situated one mile from
Pleasant Valley, on the road leading
from Pleasant Valley to the Taney-
town and Westminster State road, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1921,
at II o'clock, the following. personal
property:
HEAD or HORSES AND MULES
one pair. of dark sbay.mnles, one a
gold 1hadef aii9 Die ether an off-side
worker bay Saddle mule. has been
worked some III lead; bay mare, on
side worker, any woman or child can
drive: aorrel colt
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1890 Square Feet Of Land,

more or less Tie lot IL improved ~
Is FRAME DNEid.iNG HOUSE or two
stories, with seven rooms and base
mpnt There 4 water IN the house
and the house IL wired for electricity.
This property wtll be offered aud sold
subject 10 the right reserved 20 a GER
tain Waiter r. Rudy. his heirs sue
cesBors and assigns, to use the north
Nall 81 the main building, or dwelling
house on the said land as aud for th9
south side or wall Of any building
that may be erected on the land adj
Joining thereto
Terms OF Sale One-thlrd Of the
purchase money 70 be paid in cash
on the day OF sale or on the ratification
thereof by the Court and the residue
IN two equal payments OF one and two
years The credit payments 10 be Sc
cured by the nuieA Of the purchaser,
With approved security. and bearing
Interest from the day Of sale. or all
cash at the option - The purchaser
WILLIAM II. HARDY,
DAVID r. HARDY.
ARTHUR r, HARDY,
BOND 4 Parke. Solicitors Trustees.
Edgar r. Mercer. Auetioneer.
mars Il
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LAYING HENS LATE MOTHERS
General Purpose Breeds Lay and Mott
at Same Time, Slowing Down on
EGG Production.

The hen with natural tendency to
lay usually postpones the mott until
her production Is finished regardless
OF the time she started. This applies
more particularly 60 the egg breeds,
az the general purpose or meat breeds
sometimes lay and mott NJ the smue
time. In such cases the feathers are
dropped and replaced slowly and the
egg production also slows down but
may moi entirely suspend.
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Public Sale Of REAL ESTATE
BY ATTORNEY FOR RORTGA6EE.

by virtue Of tbr power and author
lty contained Ia d Real Estate Mort
gage from george " Magin aud Flor
enee b Magin bis wife, TO Anna irene
Reese dated February s, 1919 and re-
corded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records Of Carroll County. ia
IIher r. o G.. No 90 folio i3l &C
det4ult having occurred 10 said mort
gage, the undersigned Attorney named
ia the mortgage vii sell said real
.aInin tlm
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF yALt ABLE
House and Lot
y A0rNT AIRY, CARROLL COUNTY,
ND. e.

By virtue 81 decree ~ the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll County. sitting a. q
Court Of Equity, aud pansed IN a
gauue 10 said Court depending where
IA William H Hardy aud others are
plaintiffs and Norris Hardy and
others are defendants and being No
52ss Equity. on the Equity Docket OF
said Court. tho undersigned. Trustees.
duly appointed by said decree. VIII
sell az bubble sale on the premises. on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
BLACKSMITH md CARPKNTER
TOOLS!

Blacksmith fan. anvil. vice. drill
press. lot longb, hnmncra punches
chissels. lot OF bolts and lot ~ ear.
penter tools erOHs.cut saw lot oi
gamble sticks. lot 81 iron. grind s,one
lot Of barrels axes, mattoeka. picks.
lot Of fertilizer sacks, lot Of grain
aacks, aaddiers horse .
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MAKEUP or POULTRY MASH
Among lnaredlsnts Are Corn, Alfalfa,
Barley and Gluten--charcoal
c Aids Digestion.

Hens love mash. Usually, ground
feeds, such rs cornmeal, corn chop,
corn and cob meal gluten meal, ground
barley, cottonseed meal, linseed meal
gluten meal and alfalfa meal are used
In the mash. Sometimes charcoal Is
added to guard against digestive trou-
bles. I. n
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mOrsrHOLD FURNITURE

No 4 ShBrploa cream separator, 6
gal milk cans, dinner bell 2 rhurna
Reed butter worker. So Red Cross
cock stove and pipe, buffet cupboard,
apple butter ~ the gallon sauauEs
grinder aud sfuncf and many other
articles too numerous 80 mention
Terms ~ Sale All sums 81 $40
and under cash on Rll sums above
$40 credit o. 10 months win be
given on note with approved security
bearing interest from day 1T sale
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FEED FOR GROWING CHICKENS
When About Eight Weeks Old Give
Supply Of Cracked Corn and
Other Small Grains.

As soon as the chickens win eat the
whole wheat, cracked corn, and other
enthusiastically In about eight weeks
tho snall-sized chick feed can be
eliminated. In addition to the above
feeds sour milk skim milk or butter
milk WIN hasten the chickens growth.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-04
Mortgagee's Sale
Of q
Valuable Stone Dwelling and
Canning Factory
IN TAYLORSVmIF, CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.

The Undersigned BY virtue Of the
power OF sale contained IN deed OF
mortgage from George W. Magln and
Florence V Magln. his wife, dated
January q, 1919, and recorded among
,he Real Estate Mortgage Records of
Carroll County In Liber d. o. G., No.
90, folio 52i, etc, will open at public
auction on the premises, situated IN
the village Of Tayiorwille. Carroll
county in the state Of Maryland. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, wsI,
at ? p m, all that piece or parcel OF
land conveyed by and described In
Said deed OF mortgage. containing
iACRE, . ROODS AND 3 SQUARE
PERCHES,
OF land, more or less.
The improvements consist of
%eathcrboarded dwelling house, store
room and public hall combined, large
canning factory equipped with ma
chinery. large warehouse. barn, steer
thcd meat house and some small
buildings
Water for the premises Is supplied
by large force pump which gives ex-
cellcnt fire protection.
This property IS at the corner of the
Ridge and Liberty roads In Taylors-
Vile and has been a good store stand
for over so years. The buildings are
all new and IN an excellent state OF
repair.
Terms OF Sale: -One-thiri OF the
purchase money to be paid In cash on
day OF sale, on upon the ratification
OF the sale of the Court, and the bal
ance IN two equal payments of six and
twelve months, the deferred payments
TO be secured by the notes OF the pur-
chaser with approved security. bear
ing interest from the day OF sale; or
all cash at the option of the purchas-
en- deposit OF $500 will be required
OF the purchaser. on the day OF sale.
EDGAR i. JENKINS, Mortgage.
Joseph D., BROOKS, Solicitor
~ a. Crawford, Auct. mar4-4t
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10 III

LOST Tuesday a Fountain Pen be-
tween Whites Store and the High
School. If found return to Advocate
once. az.
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81 HEAD or CATTLE!

consisting OF Hoisteins, Ayrshire. Dur
hams and Jerseys 10 Head Of mich
cows; No. / COW was fresh hrst OF
February: No. COW. Holstein, carry
ing It'll calf. win be fresh IN August
No COW was fresh LIST day Of Feb
ruary Is a heavy mixer: No. I, black
COW, carrying Sth calf, will be fresh
in August: No COW. Holsteln. CT
titled TO be registered, has 8th caif by
her side; No. cow carrying 7th calf
will be fresh IN August; No. !. Gov.
Ayrshire, 5th calf was fresh the last
OF January; No COW, Ayrshire,
carrying 9th calf. viii be fresh by day
Of sale; No. ., black COW. carrying 9Th
cali. win be fresh IN July; No q.
Jersey COW. 7th cali By her side, No.
II. Holstein. carrying stu calf, Will
be fresh in August. No u, H0lRtein,
carrying 4th calf will be fresh Ia
April No 10 COW carrying srd calf,
will be fresh IN April: No a. Durhgm
COW. 3rd calf, vas fresh The last OF
January: No. IS, COW. carrying 3rd
calf. viii De fresh IN May. No 10.
COW. carrying Sth calf. will be fresh
IN September. an or These cows are
good mixers. and crenmers. No. ~,
heller. will be fresh In November
No. IS, is a tine black heiter No 10
is a fine roam heifer; No 90, . Dur
ham heller No. ~, a fine Durham
helfer; No. %, q Durham this is q
good promising heifer. hne stock
bulls. all Durhams. one TAT bull
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so ACRES G. "a PERCHES

more or less. which was conveyed 20
the said Mprtgagora by George w.
Grlmoa and wife by deed dated De-
ccmber 20 1916, and recorded among
the Land Records OF Carroll County,
In Liher ~ O. G.. 80 1870, folio 60,
which said latter parcel Of hand is
subject 20 "A prior mortgage Of che
thousand dollars. 100000 dated
December 20. 1916. trem said MORT
gagors to George W Grimes and wife
recorded among the Mortgage Rec
ords OF Carroll County, IN Liber No.
6S. folio us SC
The above farms are well lncated
and on the latter OF the two farms is
a good barn and there is a good deal
of valuable wood on each OF the
,farmA The crops now pitched and
growing on said farms BASS with the
land and VIII be the property OF the
purchaser Of this mortgage sale.
Terms Of sale One third cash and
the balance 20 be paid IN two
equal payments Of six months and
twelve months, the deferred payments
TO bear interest from day OF sale or
an cash al the option Of the purchaser
10 be at the expense Of eonveyaneing,
CHARLES o. CLEMSON.
Attorney aud Agent for the Mortgagee
named IN the Mortgage, Westmin-
ster, Maryland,
r. Albert Crawford Auetloneer
mara q
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IL HEAD or CATTLE

Eight mitch COWS, some we're fresh
during the winter, some fresh by day
0f sale, others fan cows; one fat
bull, stock bulls
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FOR SALE!

G-room house and lot 9vxi2GM feet.
located on Webster street.
EhMER r. 'SCFAEFER,
Webster street,
mad-2t Westminster. Md.
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y HEAD or noes

2 brood sows, viii have pigs by day
OF sale. 20 shoats ranging IN weight
from 80 to 60 pounds
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TWENTY HEAD OF HOGS!

consisting OF II brood Slows. some will
have pigs by day Of sale flu'
shoats. weigh about 80 ibs hns
boars all OF these hogs are Duroc
Jersey Reds. entitled to be- registered
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TONY. THE SHETLAND PONY. RI'N.
ABOUT AND HARNESS, complete.

Tony Is ) years old, quiet bhd
gentle any child can handle him
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cHtRLrs :. MARKER.
J $ o swnh Auct

Also AZ The same Time and Place,
bcdgiead good corner cupboard OK
tension table. cane seat chairs
cane seat rocker large chest Naah
stand. Washbogl and pitcher mir
r0rs. good feather bed, pair u pill
lows and bolster comforts. wool
blankets, enyorlei, l0t ~ dihhea and
other articles not menfi0nea
Terms Same a. above sale
NRS. Wary SIG iFOOSK.
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SATURDAY, March 26, 1921.

az 210 O'Clock D M near Taylors-
Willie, the following real estate:
Ali that LOT or parcel 0f land
Containing
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$50 ACRES.

more or less which was conveyed TO
the said MortEdEors by Ernest Barnes
and wife by deed dated February s.
1919, recorded among the Land Rec
ordB Of Carroll County.
3 All that lot or parcel Of land
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HARNESS

sets OF breeeUhbands. sets Eenkec
harness sets trent gears ? sets
plow harness, blind brides. ~ col.
lars. sets Of double harness, sets
OF buggy harness. set Of heavy spring
wagon harness riding brides. stal,
lion BRIDE and hobbies, sets check
lines. 8-h0rse line. 2 4-horse lines.
pillow lines, Z lead reins, wagon sad
die riding saddles, side saddle. waR-
on whip. 6 choke straps, II hitrhlng
straps. 10 haltcrg and chains, buggy
collars, sets names and traces, 6
sets ny nets. strings sleigh bells,
lot " collar pads. lot OF names
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For Sale orient

A ia Acre Farm on State Road. near
w. NJ n r.. on easy terms, Posses
sion April LIST Apply at ADVOCATE
lOFF1CE. lte
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Big Bargain !!

Good comfortable home for sale IN
excellent part Of this city. Apply at
ADVOCATE.
mar4-ite &
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TMURSDAY. MARCn p. boz
SIX HEAD OF HORSES /!
aII tlark bny tiermnn Coach horses !.

FLASH. coming 8 years old, weighs
l4O0 MS. work wherever hitehed, an
excellent good leader. single or
double driver DARBY, coming Z
years old, weighs 400 lbs, work
wherever hitched, a good all aroanG
worker and driver; BARNEY, coming
8 years old. weighs 1876. ms, WORK
Wherever hitched; MAUDE, coming ;
years Old, weighs 1875 ms. has been
worked in the lead and Is an excep-
tionaiiy good off-side worker. BOB,
an extra good oif-side worker; BELL,
coming 8 years old, weighs 1900 lbs,
work wherever hitohed, and good
driver. Anyone interested in good
horses should not fail TO see this team
sold
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Farm For Rent (!

Amply to
JESSIE II. MATTHEW'S,
H. u. = Westminster, Nd.
mariit'
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I1nEAp OF III NnEEPl

10 ewes. some have lambs one fne
buck
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PUBLIC s Al Es:s..lIisir.sl..

.wo-sectlon steel land roller, slab
Irag, weeder. Farqhar grain separa-
tor, with drag; fodder shredder, wind
mill. 10-horsepower York gasoline en-
CINE. " horsepower York gasoline
engine. all in good order: York gin.
chopping miil, 14-in stone burr chop
ping mill, with corn meal sieve, at
tachment; good bomliiy mill, corn
shellers, one nearly new; Cyclone
seed sower, wagon Jacks. bag TRUCK,
good buggy pole, grain cradle. q
moving scythes briar scythe, briar
hook, lot binder twine. lap robe, horse
blankets. lot OF sawed wagon tongues,
circular saw frame and saw. hay
forks, ropes and pulleys. lot OF rope,
rack for spring wagon, 5-in, endless
lhreshing belt, S3-ft.: gin. gum belt
ing, lot 7-in.. Candy betting, lot OF
small betting, line shaft and hangers,
lot OF pulleys, 3-horse evener, fifth
chain and spreader: 3 two-horse
spreaders, 4-horse double tree, 3
thrihle trees. 4 double trees, lot n
single trees, heavy log chains. 4
light log chains. lot OF nth and stand
ard chains. lot OF breast chains. butt
traces. lot OF COW chains. roagh-iock
chain, block and falls and rope; 8
scoop shovels, dirt shovel. lot dung
forks. pitch forks, sheaf forks, straw
hook. dung hooks, 2 hay knives. 2
ladders, large chests. crow bar, IS.
gal boiler iron gasoline tank, good
breeders. lot OF chicken copps. 2
wheelbarrows. left light railroad
iron. pair beam scales. weigh 300 ibs3
pair beam scales. weigh 200 ms. etc.
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NRS. NARY SIG tFOOSR.
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The undersigned, intending to Quit
awning win ofter at public sale on his
arm, situated in Unioiitown district
along the Uniontown and Westminster
pike, 2 miles East OF Uniontown and
miles Southwest of Frizellburg, on
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-23
Another Arrest ia Murder Case.

Des MONIES, Ia. The arrest of Ar
thur Jordon, a baker, was the latest
development in Sheriff w e. Robb's
investigation Of the Thorsdale murder
.Jordon, married and the father OF
three ildren, was unable to account
for his actions, Robb said. on the day
Miss Thorsdale was slain in the woods
near the little schoolhouse where she
taught, mile and half south of
Valley Junction. He previously was
arrested twice on assault charges, po-
lice records show, although convic-
tions did not follow.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-23
Poles .kilINJ. S. Citizen.

Berlin-Louis Snyder, of Boston
was beaten to death by Polish insur.5
gents near Myslwitz. upper Silesia,
May 80. according to Karn Born. a
Hamburg machinist, who escaped from
that region a week ago and arrived
here. Snyder showed the rebels an
American passport, according to the
story told by Born and explained that
he was not Interested in the Silesian
conflict, but the leader of the Polish
squad struck him over the head with
the butt of a gun and others Joined ia
the attack.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-23
IMPORTANT HOUSE BILL
ENACTED BY THE SENATE
Substitute Measure Offered by ster
ling of South Dakota, Goes Down
to Defeat, 80 to 81 81

Washington, D. C.-The long fight in
congress over legislation to regulate
the packing industry. was virtually
ended through adoption by the senate,
As to 81, OF the regulatory bill recent
ly passed by the house. Several
amendments by the senate necessitate
return of the bill to the house, which
probably will order it sent to confer
ence
Passage Of the house bill came after
seven days of continuous and heated
debate and after the senate had voted
down the bill reported by its agricul-
ture committee ard a measure offered
by Senator Sterling, republican, of
South Dakota. The house bill as
passed provides for regulation of the
meat packers of the country by the
secretary of agriculture. The agricul-
ture committee bill, which provided
for regulation by live stock commits
!sioner, was rejected, 81 to "a, and was
defeated again, "a to 81. The Sterling
bill with provisions similar to the
committee measure, except for regula-
ton by the federal trade commission,
went down to defeat, 33 to 81.
The house bill on the final roll call
was supported by n republicans and
18 democrats and opposed by Is re-
lpublicans and democrats.
I The more important amendments
made by the senate included one by
Senator Kenyon, republican, of Iowa,
requiring packers and stocKyard OPP
orators to keep such records and state
ments of account as the secretary of
agriculture may require and authoriz-
ing the secretary to prescribe uniform
methods Of accounting and to exam
this amendment was described by
packer regulation forces as having
put teeth in the house bill" An
other amendment adopted is designed
to remove the small butcher from the
Regulation.
The bill forbids the packers to en-
| gage in unfair or descriptive devices or
practices, to apportion the supply by
|inter-dealing, to restrain commerce or
create monopoly, or to manipulate
prices by inter-dealings. 1t also pro-
hibits stockyard operators from charg-
ing unreasonable rates or engaging in
osrt.7I 81
The house bill during the debate in
the senate generally was described as
less drastic than the agriculture com
mittee measure and Senator LaFol-
|lette, republican OF Wisconsin. charged
that It had been written in part by
the packers. The Wisconsin senator
voted for the house bin on the final
roll call and later explained that the
Kenyon and other amendments had
made 1t more acceptable.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-06-23
Haywood Gets Bio Ovation.

Riga William d Haywood. OF the
Il WI Nv. who fled to Russia recently,
was given an ovation BY the delegates
to the Third Internationale Of Mos
COW, says MOSCOW paper He was
introduced % one over whom twenty
three years Of penal sentence was
hanging He said that formerly op.
pressed Russians flssd to America but
that now American workmep escape to
truly free Russia