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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09


Take Cent Of Anyune,s Money
GniesE AlIenriau compistsiy Fan
Isi,es An rheumatic Pains anu
Twinpex-
Nj. lanes Il Allen suffered for yea-s,
with Rheumatism. Many times this rer-
rihis disease left him helpless and
unable To worK
He finally decided, after years Of
ceRseiesF study. that no one can be
Tree from rheumatism until the accu-
mlta-ed impurities, commonly called
URIC acid deposits, were dissolved IN the
JOINTS and muscles and expelled from
The DDCy
With this luea in mind he consulted
physicians. nade experiments and final
~ compounded a prescription that quick
~ and cGmpisIsiy nEuisfed every sign
and symptom Of rheumatism from mis-
system.
he freely gave his discovery To others
WHO tuDk il, with what might be called
marvellous SUCCESS. After wears of urg-
ing he decided ID lei sufferers every
where know about his discovery
through the newspapers. All druggists
have been appointed agents fur AIienrnu
II this vicinity with the understanding
-lAr they viii freely return the pur-
chase no ey 10 all who state they re-
ceIveo m benafit--Acy.
nov L. 1E,-(ieco-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
Eankrurt's Petition far piscnarpe.
IN the matter of
Robert ?. Murray.
az. II Bankruptcy


Eonert ? Muray II 2ank-uprcv
Bankrupt
To the ION. Clarence Hale Judge Of TN
Dls-rIct COurt of the United Stares for
the District of Maine
EtoberT r. Murray Of Augusta in the
County Of kenneDec and Sta1. of
Maine. IL laid District, respectfully rep
resHnIs. t!la1 on the nth Gav of Fehru-
airy 49,. ne WAS duly adludged bank
rup1 under the Acrs Of Congress reiaI-
ing 10 bankruptcy; that he mas .uiy
surrendered all his property and rights
OF property, and mas fully complied with
a.. the requirements of said ACTS and o4
the orders of Court touching his bank
-uptcv
Wherefore he przvs, Tha: ne may ne
dec-e+d ny the Courr I'd have full dis
charge from all debts prurabie against
ms estate under said bankruptcy ACTS
except such debts as are excepted by
INV from such discharge
IgI9
ROBERT P. MTERAy,
Bankrupt.
Cass -eopened under Soldier and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
GAS KILLS EOOMER.
Painter is Found Dead on Couch; !;
Accidental Coroner
Believes.

Richard NJ. Hagen, about fifty years
old, a painter. VAS found dead IN ms room
at Al West Eighth street, this morning
from inhaling Illuminating gas.
He was lying fully dressed on q couch
with gas Jet on the wall partly opened,
but there was no evidence Of suicide, ac-
cordng to Harvey f. Nichols deputy
coroner, who made an investigation.
The proprietress Of the house discover
cd the body about o'clock II was later
removed to Mr. Nichols undert aking
establishment at SOP West Seventh street
4 brother of the dead man will take charge
of the corpse.
Higgins had been in i'll health for the
last three months Higgins was fully
clothed and he was lying on the sofa
as he usually does
The boarding mistress Immediately noti-
fed DIR. Lukens, who pronounced the
man dead The body was removed To the
brother. William Higgins, OF 6l5 Van
Buren street.
HAS CLOSE CALL.
Raymond Campbell, - years old,
employed by Crouch Engineering Co,
was found unconscious on the floor of
the bathroom of his home, 1915 Gilpin,
avenue, about ii O'Clock this morninH
having been overcome by gas from i
stove
He had evidently been overe ONE by
weak spell and had knocked the gas
tube off the stove in his fall The boy
was found by his aunt, Miss Annie Camp
bell, who notified William j Quilliven,
driver for the Water Witch Fire Co,
directly across the street, and Quilliven
and another fireman came over and gave
Campbell first aid After working about
10 minutes over him he partially revived,
and, calling the Phoenix ambulance,
had him removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital, where he regained full con-
sciousncss lie will recover
Campbell has been suffering from a
caTbrncle on the neck and had expert
cnced several weak spells, one Of which
is believed to have been responsible
for the accident today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
MUST hID RUSSIA.
PEACE ENJOYS TOLD
Intervention Necessary to End
Reign Of Terror There: Americans
Want Enemy Blockade Eased.
Bv Associated press . Eveyv Eveui.s

By Associated Press % Every Evani's
PARIS. Jan. n The Russian Ge.stl ION
was again taken up BY the supreme C0gn-
I'll of the Peace Conference when # met
for TO-DAY 5 session al 10 30 u clock There
was a fuil attendance 81 the members 2
the council ms meeting. N.ftnrip
Orlando the Italian prcEiar. being present
Tor he inst time since his recent trip ID
Rome.
Harold >cavenlus. the Danish minister
10 Russia, vi h0 had been aSkeG to Uyc
his views OH the Russian situation "a h
council. arrived Iii the foreign ofii,e -
the members assembled and Immediately
went INTO he conference chamber. The
minister rccited his experiences in PetFu-
Grad. whcr, he took charge af he French
interests upon the withdrawal 81 VI.
Noulel.s. he French ambassador
It is understood that II. >caycnius
conteuded even more emphstlrally han
did Ambassador Noulen, yesterday thai
intervention III Russia was necessary TO
check the regime Of terrorism there
Owing TO pressure ii more urgent prob
lems before delegates various economic.
delegations are studying, each Tor Itself
the blockade and kindred problems II
i probable they Will start Joint discus
sions this week.
The American viewpoint contemplates
s certain relaxation Of the earlier water
tight blockade which would allow tbe
entry 81 foodstuf1s, lubricants and other
materials INTO enemy countries This
It IS held would permit the restoration Of
di4t: lbuting systems, -four mills and other
agencies involved III the preparation Of
food supplies
The blockade would otherwise be As
rlgidV enforced rs ever because Of its
value us weapon 70 force the enemy
10 accept the peace terms that viii be
presented
The relaxation of the blockade as re-
CARDS foodstufs IS already effective id
i portion OF th, former Hapsburg do
mains Food is being sent into Nienna
as we'll is 10 liberated regions and viii
lie supplied 10 Germany under Inc terms
of the arnlstlcc extension agreement
signed 1t freyes last Friday.
NineIican experts are sad tu believe
hahbitt metal Tor bearings, lubricants,
repair parts fer locomotives and -four
MILLS and other articles fall in virtually
the same category as toodstutfs, since
il is obvious that enemy countries have
no adequate facilities for milling flour
and distributing food alter i IS Inn
ported
Some American economic experts adj
vocate for enemy countries, Al least Aus
tria- Hungary and possibly Germany, !
further relaxation % the blockade 10
permit tie Importation of limited guan-
title. ~ raw materials
These imports would not be enough ,o
hermit the Central Powers q resume in-
tcrnai ional commercial competition while
the a.ted countries are still laborinc
under the handicap Of the dcyasta;ioa
u their chief industrial regions, th,
spiolat+on III industrial plants. the trans.
formation oi the great bulk 81 their re-
manning factories into war plants and
the absence of industrial laborcrs who
are still under arms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
JANUARY WEATHER
BREAKING RECORDS
High Temperature in Striking
Contrast With Conditions Here
Year Ago.

With high temperature and lack of
snow JOINTLY considered this winter in
Wilmington is breaking records OF IS
years
The lowest temperature Of the winter
here thus lar Is Is degrees. registered
january - From December l 10 yester-
day the accumulated excess temperature
was 2l7 degrees
There has been only one snowfall here
worthy m the name this winter, and it
was of short duration light DAYS Of the
20 OF this month have had more than 90
per cent sunshine.
Strangers in the city might have picked
" ilmIngtOn as i winter resort There arc
those. also, who have heard bluebirds in
the parks. and have seen robins The
squirrels in tho parks are as clipper is
MaytIme.
The 1910 weather is the more remark
able when it is Contrasted with the cor
responding period year ago
Last January there were snow blockadcS
and fuel shortages On January %, 1918,
there was an accumulated deficiency in
temperature of l5l degrees On the cor
responding date this year there was an
accumulated excess Of 81 degrees.
Here are additional contrasts showing
tie daily minimum temperature for both
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
COMMENDS PORT PLANS.
Chamber of Commerce Urges All
Members to Support
Harbor Board

Clarence c. kllen, secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce. today sent to
each member a letter calling upon them
to be present at a meeting of City souncll
on Thursday evening, at which time the
now port improvement plans will be sub
mitted for their education. The letter
reads as follows:
''One Of the most important meetings
held in this city III recent years will be
the public meeting called BY City Council
to be held in the Council Chamber, Thurs
day evening, at $50 q clock. to hear the
views OF citizens on the harbor develop
menI project Your chamber IS vitaIly
interested in this project, and We believe
the business interests OF the community
are Il unit in demanding that the public
authorities Immediately take steps e.
realize our harbors latent possibilities
"'fhe Board OF Harbor. Commissioners
have presented to City Council a most
complete report with the specific recon-
mendations, that should be immediately
put into effect Your Board Of Directors
has endoI sed this report in It's entirety.
and is anxious that the Chamber be well
represented at the public meeting We
appeal 10 every member to attend this
meeting if hc possibly san The harbor
project is now in such shape that, Il action
is deferred another long period Of waiting
will probably result Now is the time to
alize the hopes Of years We az asking
that you attend the meeting and, if you feel
inclined, express to the eouncilmen your
views. The Council Is seeking to de-
terIninc public opinion, and this is the
opportunity for you to express how much
the fullhIlmcnt Of the harbor project
D an il cans II tic com CT, lal prosperity
of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
DIR. HOLLOWAY LEAVES.
Resigns Pastorate of Second
Baptist Church to Go TO
Kalamazoo, Mich.

Having accepted n call 10 become pastor
oi church in kalamazoo, Mich Rcv
Thomas I Holloway Inns resigned Ire
pastnrate Of Second Baptist Chrreh. Vii
mlnGton nr Holloway $ resignation hae
been accepted
Dr Holloway had boon pasior of
Second Baptist Church far tic past
eleven wears. During that time he wa@
very successful. having Lad numerous
additions to tho church lie built the
handsome new building that stends ~
Ninth and Franklin streets and cleared
this debt, the last mortgage and fnal m
dcbtcdness against the building beng
burned Il few weeks ago llf Holloway
has been absent from the church for the
past SIX months. having been granted
leave II absencc for that time hy the
church To net as camp pastor mt ore Of
the cantonments of the government
The church 70 which Dr. Holloway has
been called is the Ilr@t baptist Church of
Kalamazoo. II Is the third largest IN
Michigan and thr largest outside of De.
trolt Ii has so members and II the
church which tie students and faculty.
OF the kalamazoo College attend 1t j.
splcndidly organized and has 4 large
and splcndidlv graded SUNDAY school
III 4tiltt - tf4l Til iHfet = III fttAUAs'Fh
or board of trustees ol the following
dcnominational organizations The Edu-
cation Society, The NuGcnt Home for
Ministers and Missionaries, Tie Philatlel-
phia Baptist Institute, TIE American
Baptist Historical society and the Young
Peoples Baptist Union Of the United
States and Canada.
During his residence in Wilmington he
was power not only in his own church.
which WAS ono OF the leaders OF tho de-
nomination here, hut throughout the city
generally, being Interested in its cIvie
life. Second Baptist Church has 60
young men IN the government service,
nearly all of whom were brought into the
church by Or Holloway He dedicated
the new building October 81. 1910, and
during his ministry successful financial
system was adopted.
MIR Holloway has not occupied the
pulpit of bis church since September.
having had chaplaincy in an army camp
until December. The pulpit has been
filled since that time hy Rev. Henry
Grlesemef.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
MEETING OF EDITORS.
Delmarvia and Maryland Associations in
Joint Session Here Saturday.

A combined meeting Of the Del-Aiar-
Via Press Association and the Maryland
Editorial Association viii be held at the
Hotel du Pont next Saturday, starring
at 1890 clock in the morning.
The annual meeting Of the Del-Alar-
Via Press Association will be held at
that time, when officers will be elected
and other business transacted, S T.
Shanahan Of Essten, Md tie president
presiding
There will he luncheon at The hotel
at / o'clock, at which the Maryland
association will be guests Of the Del
Mar-Via Association Congreesman-elect.
Caleb r. layton will make an address
on drainage Of the Delmarvia peninsula
and A. A. Christian, manager Of Gm-
bels Philadelphia store, will talk on
newspaper advertising Following the
luncheon the visitors will be entertained
at local theatres.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
People Turn For Horrors OF War % 81
FascinatiOns % Terpsichorc.

By Associated Press - ays-s Es,l.l-
London. jam II The ,-opis .a
country, who have .nr far es.,
either engaged ,u -.reruu.> nar
ar worrying about ia, oo-t p .NlaI a
whether their meuloia> vuuid .uu,
70 hem have developed what ui. 10
80 i dancing crazu.
Almost cveryWhcr, a. aa
ii London. iu the northern towns .Ir
Nbdlauds Ia the south ana Wc,l lluo-
have been arranged .or The BOYS aEe
come home. for The celebration pt .aet.
.hc new year snd other excuses asaIl.ah
MoSe 3f The large factories IS asci aa
held regular weekly dances ,r, now t.e ein-
assembly halls or nrhcr public building
Teachers ~ dancing are inundated With
applications Tor instruction - at at.~t
dances from America and elscWher u8
many Of The halls throughout the cy nts,
are engaged for weeks ia adyanc,
In London pre-war dances arc ,ppa-eu
IL banned in favor 90 the newer American
and Canadian dances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
ENGINEER GRUBB
RECOMMENDS NEW
HIGHWAY PROGRAM
In Report to Governor He Sug-
gcs.S Construction of Ad-
ditional Roads.
COUNTY WORK REVIEWED
~p.c,al Dispatch From stan Correspondents

Elff tAl t'iNH HtlFU FROM ~latl correspondent
~TNn Hov~N. DovrE. JAS 20
Chas 7 Gr,Ihh State Ilighv nv Comnis-
loncr FOR Ncw Castle county makes the
'ndowlnL specified rccummendations N
hi~ r,p,rt for the past Two wears. sub
iIiftei to Governor low n. cud
PrrNldc,. a state Nd clsusc To co,n-
'lc, j. approved. that the following roads
Il, suggested for construction II New
Cas n count, and thq 10 cover the cuun-
N Slarr ni the cost bonds II" authorized
"a tic amount nf 500 0el
Nsamrn Cr,ck Erand,~Inc hun
drcl. 3 9 rallies
T. North Delaware City ROAD. Red
lfaN hundred two milcS
NJ Pleasant tr Buyds Corner,
= Gccrgc hu-pI-c>i 3 s. miles
4 Townsend road Appoquinimink
hurdrri, three mules
II stanton - Oak Tree, Mill Creek
huudrci ,iN mdc
For reconstruction ~ New Castle
county that . lond issue of $500. 900 hc
anfhnn5cd Wlth the proviso thar the
ucrcs>arv I,ur ION ~ this issue 90 used for
,hc completion az the Lincoln Highway.
and that the remainder hc applied 10 re-
CONSTRUCTION of existing stone roads, the
definite roads 10 hc selected ~ tho Levy
Court from the following list
fa1 Reads IA recommendation No !,
no; approved f,r State @id
. West Chester road Christsana
hundred. , ~ miles
& Hamburg rDad New Castle hun
drcd three miles
Il Lancaster pike Christiana and Mill
Crock hundreds. o. miles
= Glasgow To Crcch'S Bridge Pen
,...dar hundred , miles
{ Hillside Mills road Chrlstiana hun
drcd four miles
3 That thoec roads included in lists
under Recommendations Nos ! and ?. and
not selected for bond issue Improvement.
IN reconstructed by direct appropriation
:rm thu county tax and in addition. rs
many of the following as seem cxpedicnt.
a Rockland road Brandywine and
ChrIstlana hundreds two miles.
b HoCkcssin 10 Iorklyn, Mill Creek
hundred two miles
e Farnhurst road toward New Castle,
New Castle hundred "A miles
Crcck road Mill Greek hundred,
two HIiC~
There are several stretches Of dirt
road in the various hundreds which should
bc improved the report SAYS. but as so
Continued on pase 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
SCHOOL Plan APPROVED.
Proposed Educational Bill Referred 10
Civic Organizations.

The city committee o. Public Schools
yheld meeting ~ IT,, Puilic Library
Building last night a. which fun mdcTsr-
ment was gwen the report 0f III, cxec,i-
ltIvc committee. - printed ln Ever,
kvcning yesterday providing for Ill
to improve the cduratioual mcthods,
IN Wilmington. Senatc Bill NJ Was
also indorsed This bill, which vas IN
toduced by Senator Robertson pro
Udes that All school districts IN the State
Asll sharc pro rata, according ID the
number % teachers in the state school
fund A. present Wilmington is restricted
toan allowance on the baSis of 200 teachers
while the city has more than 800 teachers
The suggestions fer the proposed
educational bill were ordered referred
to the ciyic organizations represented
on the CITY Committee Four of thcm
have already lndor~ed il They arc ST
Andrew Mems Club 'ic Sccial ~crv-
VIZ, Club. the IIify Club and the JUNIOR
League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
BRITISH PROVINCES
TO BE INDEPENDENT
Most Momcntous 0f Al Questions
10 be Brought Before Peace
Conference
ay A.~oeIs.e4 p.ez~ - Every Evening

Nv A.~oej3tr. paezs n Every Evening
Par. Jan zl <eg clainr utirh rc
,harac- erizcd in official circles as anouq
hc ao~t .aomeatorp Dat vill como be-
forc tkn poace conference vii i,o rstecd
~ The -rll-eorcrrinr do.uirions II hc
BrItisE En1prr II connection pith The
roruafion If j IcaRue n .a1ore lhr
dominion a1Il ask 1" RI adrni ed Fl ae
league e1th HE status n .aHviJrel
aation4 s,fose sernralgr,tv ae 1sr incl
eranl affalrs arr concerned. ~h-f 1c
recognized dearly =. fhe world although
fha Git II treat Britain ~ oor1rol hoIr
foreign relations IS adulHed
Canada NuetTalia <en ICELAND .na
10 ! lessor degree ~n0h Africa vii elain
he rgiht y enter ho league On AZ sam"
haais - BelgitJn and other eIrlllar powers
II some quarters this i taken to raoan
hat should TIL occasion arse 'he 10
ninions might oppose thc mother corntrg.
IN the discussion Of problems brought
before the league.
Canada. Australia and View Zealand
have for several years claimed for them
selves absolute Independence as far Is the
conduct of internal affairs vas concerned.
but his principle never has been formally
admitted by England The dominlons. ii
IS SAID. now vlll ask fer formal recognition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
HUNS FREE F. BLACK
Wilmington Soldier Was Prisoner
at Rastatt; Has Been Sent TO
France by Captors.

Joseph Black. of Wilmington is
named among the American soldiers
reeentiv released from the German
PRISON camp al Rastatt and returned
TO tranc,
Word has hee, rcccivcd bv Mrs Il A.
HerbIg of 530' Ia>t SIXTH street from
the War Department If he release 81 her
nephew, Joseph Black. from "a German
prison camp
Mr. Black Wa IA tbr Intelligence Sec
tiOn OF the li7fl Infantry aud has been
Oh the other nj, lur tcn months
Mir Hcrhie received Il card from her
nephew telling ncr b.et H. Las been re-
turned 20 rance and j. iu hr best Of
health and Ia. started ou hi- way home
Mr.. BLACK, prior 10 cuAstng. was a
machInist Tor the Baker Machine 60 here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
BOLSHEyIST ARMY ROUTED.
Trotzky See Troops Beaten in Russia
Hikes" To Safety.

BY Associated Press to Every Evecins
London, Jan PA notable success
has been won against the Bolsheyiki BY
Esthonlan troops operating to the north
east Of Lake Pelpus, according to an
Esthonian official statement received
BY wireless at Stockholm today and trans
mitted here. They have taken the town
of Narya On the Reyal-Petrograd railway
line. together with large number of
prisoners.
finnish troops co-operatcd with the
Esthonlans, the statement says
4 quantity of booty fell INTO the hands
of the victorious troops including guns.
provisions and armorod trains. The
prisoners included division and regimental
staffs. Leon Trotzky the Bolshevk
war minister. it is stated, was present
IN Narva during the fighting and fed
after the KolshelIk defeat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

The only winter IN recent years APP
preaching lhis ones high minimum tenn
pcratures was the winter Of 1901, when
the lowest temperature was l4 degrees
III December Of that year, however, there
was an accumulated snowfall OF IL inches.
Last December the mean temperature
for the month was 40.9, which has been
exceeded by only four Decembers in the
A. years
Rainfall this month, due to heavy rains
during the first three days of the year, is
virtually normal The first three days
there was an accumulated excess of 1.73
inches. The sunshiny days since then
have reduced this TO an accumulated de-
fciency Of 95 inch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
VIC. SpROUL TAKES OFFICE
Father of Pepna. Senate Nov
Governor of Commonwealth;
State Capital Thronged.
Ily Aaaociale.I g. d 80 FvenIng

Harrisburg. Pa, Jan II William
Cameron Sproul, Of Chester, until laat
night the fnthcr II the State senate, of
which he was member - years and ~
President pro iemporG for two terfna,
became the Governor of Pcnnsylvanm
today
a lew minutes prior to his assuming tho
office, Edward T. Bcdlcman, of Harris
burg, twice elected to tho House pf Repre-
acntaiives and twicc n the Senate, took
the oath of office as Lieutenant Governor
Arrangements for the change 10 ad-
mlnistfation were the most elaborate and
complete ever made. and preparations
had been made for one of the largest
crowds that ever witnessed the Induction
Of % Governor in Pennsylvania
Many thousands of persons. followers
ofthe Republican party and hosts ~ friends
If Tire new Governor, came from all over
the state and outside tho boundaries cf
the Commonwealth ~ see tho nauRpra-
tIpu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
LOCKED UP IS DAYS.
Fate of Witness Who Proved to
Know Nothing About the Facts
in the Case Involved.

John Garcia, a witness for the State in
the MARITIME case, heard yesterday IN
General Sessions. had been kept in CON
lncmcnt 81 DAYS by the prosecution,
Attorney General Rhinchart told the
court He admitted that Garcia knew
nothing that would aid the State in
prusccuting the case against MARTINEZ,
lie asked Tor his discharge and that n
rccompcnSC be made him.
The court allowed Garcia 81 per day
for the time he bad been III custody
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
AIaIleable Iron Plant Burned.

By As~oCiatest Pres 'o Every Ev,nins
Reading. Pa Jan. y Fire this morn
ms completely destroyed the Temp
Malleabe Iron and steel 90, plan, Il
Temple, this county with los (
100000. The blaze started is -narE
from locomotive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Fog Delays Traffic.

Wilmington, in common with the
rest Of this section Of the country, was
enveloped in a very heavy fog this morn
ing. As a result land and water traffic
was impeded and many times ran be-
hind schedule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Arnnsemcnls FonighL.

Playhouse ~" MHNtime
ISarrick Vaudeville
Victoria The Claw
Majestic Under the Top
Queen The She Devil
savoy oy-"The Goddess ~ Lost laAe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
South Carolina Has New Governor

~ Assoc!ated Tres. TO Eycry ENenlng
Columbus. :. &. Jan u Robert \
Cooper Of Lulrens took the oath Of Office
as governor today, succeeding Richard i
Manning. who had served tour years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

Partcula, people choose Clover Dairy
milk. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

feeling OF security goes with Clover
Dairy milk ADV.