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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Es{ac Real Es
Real E.Le
FOR SALE

a5 acres. 2t4 miles of Goochs Bridge. 4
room house nearly new. barn 5exb2 new
and other necessary farm buildings Some
fruit. ThA land a good sandy loan. very
productise.s y mile from pike, $1,000;
bali mortgage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03
AUcTlONS--LECAL
Legal Notices

PROPOSALS FOR Pic dBING- sealed
proposals viii be received by the Board
OF Public Education In Wilmington for
certain plumbing repairs as per schedule
on file in the Office Of the secretary Of
the Board of Public Education room 36I
posted on the desk Of the president
before 8 O'Clock p. m. September ~
and must he marked proposals for
plumbing The right 10 reject any or all
Proposals II reserved. VI. Howard Jes-
ter. secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03
IfAMIL.
1o5 Madison street.
oo2 ADAMS STREET

Nice convenient location 10 large rooms
bath, porch. heater and electric iiRhta.
This house Is IN excellent condition
Price only 81 600
FARM
81 Acres. stock. implements. crops
poultry. good 7-rooul dwelling With
heater, . porchcs rrlIar Bargain price.
se,5oo. Possession on short notice.
We have quite mum her of other rity
homes ansl investment properties for sale.
Also several nice suburban and farm
properties.
M. w. VAUGHN
Phone o4s. al Orange Street
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s72o. 900 HIGHWAY BONDS.

STATE OF DELANAk
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
State treasurer of Delaware until septem-
Der 2s. 1921, at | O'Clock p. m. for the
State of Delaware
said bonds viii bear date January ]
1921, and to be of ST 900 denomination
bearing AZ per cent interest, PAYABLE
senii-annualiy on the~first days of Janu-
airy and July of each year. Bonds shall
be payable forty years after the date
thereof. but the said bonds or asy of
the State at the rate OF one hundred and
five per centum of the principal debt of
the bond redeemed on any first day of
January or first day of July after the said
bond or any of them shall have been
issued one year, upon thirty days notice
properly ADVERTISE principal and interest
payable at the Farmers Bank OF the State
of Delaware at Dover. Delaware.
The bonds 10 be coupon bonds with no
State tax. All bids must be addressed TO
state treasurer Dover, Delaware Bids
will be received for $500 900 of the issue
or any part of that amount and must be
accompanied BY a certified check for per
cent of the bid. payable 20 the order of
George NJ Fisher. state Treasurer The
The State viii reserve 1920 900 of the Is.
sue for investment Of State funds
Said bonds are issued under authority Of
an act entitled an act to create a State
Highway Department, establishing a sys-
tenn of state highways and providing for
the improvement and maintenance there
of. and appropriatin2 and borrowing
Assembly of the State of Delaware, and
approved by the governor April p 1917
GEORGE NJ. FISHER,
state Treasurer
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EsTATE-of Mary II. Hart. decea sed
Notice is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary upon the Estate OF Mary
r. Hart. late of Wilmington Hundred,
deceased, were duly granted unto Sc
curity Trust a. safe Deposit Co. on the
Twentieth day Of August. A. ID. 1921 and
all persons indebted 10 the said de-
ceased are requested TO make payment
TO the Executor without delay. and asr
persons having demands against the
deceased are required to exhibit and
present the same duly probated TO the
said Executor on or before the Tween
tieth day Of August A.. ID. 1922. or "a
s bide by the law in its behalf Sc
eurity Trust 4 Safe Deposit Co, Execu-
tor. Address Whining ton Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03
EDEN HALL.
FOR SALE

CORNER STORE AND DWELLING
Second and Madison An ideal location
for almost any business Going TO sell.
submit us your offer
CORNER STORE AND DWELLING
Read and Harrison. Large store. dwell
ing has rooms, bath This property
MUST be sold. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Immediate possession.
sos NORTH CLAYTON ST.
modern home. large bedrooms large
bath. hot water heat gas and electric
Entrance to cellar from street A real
bargain at our price.
We have others in ali sections. If YOU
are interested in buying a property, let
Us hear from you and we viii mail you a
list IN the section which you desire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT Three or four-room apart
ment for rent Phone 1921 j.
2o61k KING ST Three rooms and bath.
Reasonable rent.
water. convsnlcnces. private family; CEN
tral Phone 6s55 j
APARTMENT - At Twenty-ninth and
Market streets all conyeniences The
Schwartz Investment Co, S22 Ford
Building. Phone 1885
APARTMENT rooms: reasonable.
Apply southwest corner Fourth and JEFF
ferson streets.
APARTMENT rooms and bath ,
private porch. electric tight and heaN
furnished or unfurnlshed. Private fam
IL. Phone 1912.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03

HUNDREDS OF THINGS ARE Of
FEREp FOR SALE IN THE .CLAS-
kirlEp AID SECTION TODAY. THE
ffksT WORD or EACH AID TELLS
WHAT In OFFERED.
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FOR RENT

9io shipley. Entire building. central
location: long lease to desirable tenant
: We have 3 desirable apartments cen-
trally located. having rooms, bath.
steam heat, $500.
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building Materials

ltNnEh -2s0 600 FEET. b. NJ. DOUG
Lass FIR AND n. G. PINE. SIZES
80 IN. axe IN. 2xs mp x IL
IN ss IN. sHGATHING, ETC. [:
WILL SELL FoR LESS THAN WHOLE
tALi PRICES. APPLY WHINING
TbN PROVISION co, THIRD AND
ORANGE STREETS.
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500 100000 Advertising E,
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ,


APARTAfENT~.T hree rooms and bath,
third floor. possession September 2b. 81
Phone 6111 j
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-03

~ acres near Kenneth Square. broom
house. heat. bath. In fact all conveniences
fine farm buildings. silo. p-to-date grist
mill and water right land in high state Of
cnltivnting. This Is money maker One
would have to see II to know Its real
value See
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

tn" RANGE OF the
come q Spcrtac-
the S.tvuScS. SEN
rs Y MS team ~
stOi Shots come
boUEGiug West.
~ $50 seemingly
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NEW! KEITH BILLS COMING
TO ACADEMY THIS WEEK
Tor Thcatrrgncr>, according
10 Manager Rev.

several iie.th stars heretofore APP
p.rrir:. .rLe b, ,h. n.,-npoi.',,,
,... -.
." N'N ''i' -'.'
HtA" been secured 10y Manager
Charles - E.y for IN. Academy Of
Nius,. ,s,- ,,..l rS,. ro,,, 5i-..,
ii"'h ~" ~" i"!N "yuS's hut ~
hl's our. ''' lIh"hh ana |'''"iH lH
'". "s".f" tSsi.tyt.
'nI o' In's' ~ "S.'I az rAH, !nnN
KAT o." ''-3H me Ninb.f N'f'T-
,ii;, -, n.'..'.
l''''s "hith nc ".1''".'' ia ne "L'
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Kcnaulr, to all appearances. VINO
sings. dances and chatt"rs like y
French music hall priinI donna. The
finale of ,hc act. however. d!sclosos
It handsom" athletic young man.
I;onnul''S f.mll" approximations are
enhanced uy TIA" rich ana elegant
gowns ana hats he wears
on this bin viii Ice Jordan and
cass vaUde-ar;ists with "a whir! %
knoak-dbpGt nonsense Carney and
Rome. character comedy couple.
promise "a great lau@h making num-
Der. tn whlCh each ~ tn" duo dis
plays remarkable versatility as an
entertainer.
Cousriyunusly placed on the bill is
l'itricOla, stellar singing COncdIeUue
who also plays on musica! .us:rn
r!cnts. giving q program tina;
amounts 10 - musicale.
sensation ami fnn are provided IN
It's" closing number. IN" act Of ia.
/ Chdndou ana Murlcy Trio They are
| three fantastic funst"rs ~ith q va.
! r."ty OF rumiral Capcrs. designed only
! to provoke mirth
| New mo,iou- picture exhibits sup
. plain"nt each al II. vaudeville bills
as usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Rec WISE FOOLS
PENS HERE TOMORROW
|id Thcntcr To Show Another of
ohm Goldcn's Comedy Hits
for Three DAYS.

nr"" WIZ" Fools" another Of
iold"n's comedy hits. will como
strand Thcatcr tomorrow for
rec days enlargement with a
l'" Wednesday,. In place OF Il
company. Golden Is sending tn"
Val New YORK east and prOduc-
80 local th"at"r- lovers MAY
forward 20 something out ~ the
Ing t." the fact that number
"i road company. has never been
lth tour. the South has had 10
rs turn before seeing Three
Fools Reports from North
iiics state 1t is well worth tho
for Three WiSc Fools as
by tho New York company is
to b. ono of the most flnwlcssIy
nt"d plays Of recent y"brs.
h"ugh II did not achieve the
'iohnl nit scored by "I.iEhtniu."
f." WIG" Fools" ran Tor ton
hh On Broadway IA far longer
than made by many other suo-
T.. Repeat .ngaGcm"uts have
~ been played IN Chicago. Dog-
ana other Uig ccut"rs 1t sure
H.; its popularity Resides this.
COMEDY has been success iully
|'htcd ~ London and Australia by
|gn companies
pre- Wise fpOls" is from the
|%ri,"r Of Austin strong. who
l. ia. Drums of Dude" SEN
nal Haut.ryi!l" bit, adupt"d the
~ Little Deyii' for David B"'-
wrote The TOymabcr or Nurcn-
aud other plnvS y IA de
|"d as "a comedy OF "mlrth mas
minds and mystery" However.
mnr- than this. Ior Il cmbodles
-; thrilling mclpdrama, a l0I.
and inst tho right touch of
ncnt
is in the excellent acting. how
tina; "Ttrc" WISE Fools has
tered such an emphatic hit
|irhoU' the country. AS pre-
~ ~ The New YORK Company.
comedy ranks with the finest
.nth'ioua 81 recent years In
chdin.. roles those of IA. thro.
bachelor cron!ca wil h.. seen
o." Gil!inSwdicr remembered
FOR his many appearances "a Il
'eville hcadlin.r-iia Harry Ba-
orr and Howard Could Hci.n
tcn. "hp wnn particular praise
'ier creation % III" roll" la Sex
!. VIII D" seen IN 'h. part Of the
the sydney Ealrchi!I Others ~
original New Yorh cast include
AID Foster. wallace Fortune.
y Forsulau. Willard Vincent. Min
Remalcy. Herbert Saunders.
ph Garry and G"vrE" Spclvin.
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LILO, ALEXANDER"
COMING TO STRAND
Srcrtncuinr Extravaganza to
Play Thur, day, Friday ana
Saturday.

Fciio. AtcHaud"-." IS the title ~
new apcrtacular c&,rayArnu=n in
n ttr MeEa-s. L"c and j J. &nu-
viii present NcIrtr~r ard
u ,t tAa S'runi ThurHd ) lri-
ard SATURDAY. This WORK is de-
~ TIM Bs"t yrglels - which this
'1uG irnrl Inv" ever appeared
no. Alc..nA ter has been write
:hrar Su.l'. and Emily NJ YOUNG.
4 lyric by Alfred Bryan ana mu.
by Jean schwartz.
.. HrSsrS !>huh-r; h.vn prov !..yd
assiy" ana particularly -ltonrHt..
urt!gu. which is iI ESQ acts uul
scenes, !Hulut!uS Il monster
Strcl frst part, - h!cA ~ dcsc-lS-,
u. most tasteful and effective the
g has ever seen. ana in when
IS member OF IA. big company
ara Su-ruundin" Meiatyte and
IN Ia an "Nc"pt'C"gi array ~
.iuson, Grace DEACON. NJ bel
ne Dorothy More. b.. ou!nlan.
q Soil, Ear! Richard and
cIniyrr anG Hca:h recently ccic-
Jed the furty-aiN;h 80 ~ivc-Sa-y of
T theatrical Dartrc-gIiD. tEr
;cs' period q ass pci1tjpG % two
.orncrs in the History n, the
H.. No team Of curlrdiars have
lri h!Eher pinc. IL tn. as, e Z,
p!Iy SocrS ;hIr ihcG. wonderful
'Ict'nnS 80 Dlaci;faCn tYJrS hnG
art Is ~ clearly dcnurG and as
,lcSume ~ thai OF any Diay.- 81
~ any other time. 'ilrlTo,
yanie-' Viii De WELCOMES
tor hor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Sacren MMsic lMohcrn rrrLnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

V Giovanni pcrroIcsi ,Italiau.
ii5io.sG3 GA Fac. AZ ardca, Cor
Soloist mast.r, Tor Huber
VI! samuel l.. Waddinrtou eng
.ish Schooi ninctcouth century, -
"Saiyc EcSiuN' S"loist. Ovcrton
VII Russian group. Gp Fcdor
Is "cn'murn 'D "IIaGcs ,h) SER
EiuS HIchmprinon CO.. "Nf.ur Dim
Alexis GrotchaninufT cp .Chcrubic
ENruu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Intcrnii~siun.
PART THERE.t.

J. Theodore bivuraucc tNrucri,.,n
contemporary -"Minu"tonka"
IL 9. +. Handel Aria from "J.p-
tina Soioist. John rmucgan
III Johannes iirnhms. Wherever I
~. Giuseppe Verdi Home TO our
Mountains Duct. Mr. F',nu"Enn and
Y Harry" ". I.oom.S tAmericnn
contemporary Tie sun Worshii,-
"rs /uni Indian melody recorded by
- rruy.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Hamilton itcveIlr. ono or the hand
S0m""St leading iren OF the films is
To marry cora ADAMS an English
actress. tn. wedding 10 take place in
Naples italy. and tn" couple ar" on
their way 'hithcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
FAMOUS PAUL|sT CHOIR
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
Gala Concert Will he Gircn. BE
ginning at 2:30 o'clock. in
City Auilitorium

When tic paulist Choir returns 80
ttiShrl"nd tomorrow iCr u concert IN
m" city Auditorium, music lovers Of
k;chmpnd VIII hear one Of the best
Programs offered !u TIA" city this S";t-
Su" The concert OF III" famous or
Eanization Will begin at 5 80 o'clock
iA" doors wsll open and tici.ctS vii.
one" a, : 30 O'Clock III 10 u o'clock
Monday afternoon tickets can bo rru-
cured at Tho co~l"y ,8rtuany
An extraordinary program ~
'n"dIeEai ANA modern music wsll BE
Du"r"d ~ the choir. ana The concert
promises TO b" u gala AFFAIR. NIuSi-
ga critics tnrOuEhoU' tn" country
acclaim TINS choir one o: tho best
ih" world has ever known seventy
Voices viii be heard. incIudim: John
thhrEHn. the wcil-h nowu %c, York
tenor, and cvcr'on Mpylr. another
t'r of note. besides the leading
boy singers of the country
IN" GLOWING program mas been
announced
FART ONE
sacred Music IM"dicvail
Giovanni Ia ialcStriua tRoran
Hominihus"
It. Giovanni d. rnlostriua-lap
rauts An2clicus:" 90, Alma ~.
o"npt"r!s:" 60 20 BOG IoS,i.'
III. Tomas" Nittorit tSptnish
school i'30-l6oSb We're Ian
IS (a) natnl. Giuseppe ,sss,fne
s.'lcus" th) Autcr. luu,ornitn
Mia Trlnth Bca,a"
PART TWO
Sacred Music ,Nod,-u T,,ri,t,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Film Flashes

fauiin" Frederick has introduced
an absolute innovation in an imvcn.
tive axe in the form OF a porta
dressing room which Is moved about
u say" tn" stars energies Her al
rector. Henry kiuE. declares that an.
device VIII not 10. strictly dpwu-to-
dat. until u has gasoline motor
ana a chauffeur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

!rnrosslhl" shots their record OF
Ht.."s hong less ;han on. i'm 300
Win tn" rev snow th., ounce
N"fs!ay ipr tho Weekend viii bc
S.N"r"i stellar features. incl,dIn.-
Francis E.uauIt \ pariir-iI.,.i,,.
I"fhine ana good looking girl ia
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
Terms of Agreement >.-.
.. for Trade With Russia
Document Signed by Ger
many Similar to One
Offered It. 6

RIGA, MAY 27.-The text of the trade
agreement recently negotiated between
the German government and the Rus
sian Socialist Federatiye Soviet repub-
lie has been made public here Its pro
visions are significant in view of the
fact that this is one of a series of sim
liar agreements already negotiated or
in process of negotiation between Rus
sia and other nations. such as Great
Britain, Italy and Czecho-slovaka.
The provisions may be of peculiar in
terest to the United States owing to
the attempt of the Russian government
to effect trade agreement with the
United States which resulted in noti-
ticatlon by the American state depart
ment to Russia that the Soviet govern
ment had no chance of recognition in
any form by the IRted States so long
a Americas were held prisoners in Rus
STA.
One of the most interesting provi-
sions of the Russo-German agreement
IS that the representatives of both Ger
many and Russia are bound by it TO re-
frain from every form of agitation or
propaganda against the government or
the state institution of the country in
which the delegation j. located.
These delegations viii be composed,
under the new agreement, To missions
already existing for the purpose OF
looking after the affairs of war priso-
uers in both countries. The scope of
the activities of these delegations Is eX-
tended SO that they are authorized to
protect the interests of citizens of both
Germany and Russia. The membership
Of the missions Is increased 10y attach
ing to them additional delegates whose
duties are to develop economic rela-
tions. .r..
1t is expressly provided that the rep.
resentation Of the Russian republic in
Germany must be regarded As the only
representation of the Russian state in
GeTman~ '.....
The respective missions are to be au-
thorized to perform the work usually
done by consuls such a the issuance of
passports
The Russian government agrees to al
low persons who were formerly Ger
man subjects but who have lost that
nationality to leave Russia and to take
with them their wives and children,
provided they give proof OF an inten-
ton TO settle down in Germany. .
Both governments guarantee freedom
of traffic to ships according TO the stln-
ulations of international law Both
promise to take steps to resume COM
muuication between the two countries
BY post, telegraph and wireless.
The agreement is described in its test
as PROVISIONAL intended to serve as
basis of economic relations pending
the conclusion of future trade treaty
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15

MEMORIAL, DAY
Vice Commander Of Veterans Favors One
To Commemorate Sacrifice
of World War

ST PAUL, Mimi, June l5.-An in
teriational Memorial DAY, to commem-
crate the sacrifices of the World war.
has Just received the endorsement of
Cabot Ward, vice commander OF the In
ter-Allied Federation of Veterans.
In q letter to =. W. Hamilton of St.
Paul, who is urging that MAY 30 be made
day OF international Observance Mr.
W ard said he was sure his endorsement
would be iterated by Colonel Crosheld,
head Of the British Legion and Charles
BERTRAND, president OF the Interalled
Veterans.
Mr. Ward refers to the resolution
adopted by the Inter-Allied Veterans
that the organization : members should
do all in their power to secure that
other nations adopt MAY 30 a. Memo
rial day tor those who gave their lives
for their country in the late war
Mr.. hamilton also has letters from
prominent Europeans approving the
idea, which brought forth letter from
Sterhanc LuZanne editor of the Matin.
Paris, with an editorial faYoring the
proposal Senator Edward Wayrinsky
# Stockholm, a member of the Inter
parliamentary HuinR. said swedish pa
pers will support the movement =
Ono uoiut in Mr.. Hamilton : plan.
Which he stresses, l. that on Nav 30
al the world would halt its activities
Tor I've minutes AT neon. while silent
II butte would be paid To the here dead. -
Mr. Hamilton now is seeking the aid
ut southern senators to have the M
moral day In the northern states made
national. He hopes to accomplish this
through action ly congress.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
THE INDIANS KNEM.

4 famous physician stated that more
women might find relief from suffering
through taking medicine like lydia f.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound than
through undergoing surgical operations
if they would only take it i'm time. At
the first sign Of female weakness as ndi
Gated by backache. dullneSs. bearing down
pains and nervous exhaustion. take this
avoid the serious consequences of dela4
The Indians and early settlers knew
and benefited by Natures Allies. the roots
and herbs of the field. Because Lydia H.
Pinkham knew their medicinal value
thousands of women all over the world
have been saved from operations, but only
such as have taken tin -time.-+Adger-
tisement.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
Endder HUM in Trees

In Cashmere a novel method Of put
ting fodder away for winter use is In
vogue. The chief Industry of the peo-
Pile consists In raising fine wool and In
making this into fabrics which have
carried the name of the country all
over the world. As in winter snow lies
some five or six yards deep. supplies
of hay are hung among the branches
of trees, where they are easily reached
nv the foclls of sheep.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
Dream evidently Impressed Him.

St ruuIs cathedral is cracking up
q bit. tut 70 the av-rage intelligence 1t
Is at least a safe a. houses" city
man whose place of business is In the
shadow OF the cathedral is not 50 sure
about that. lie had vivid dream in
which saw the vaSI building crum
pie up aud demolish all the adjoining
property u It's faiL SO disturbed was
his nlind aS result that ne nj once
went 10 an underwrittS and took out a
policy which viii cover his loss If the
mighty edifiee collipSes
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
YOUNG SECRETARY OF STATE.
Carl S. NIilIiI,en of Colorado Holds Office
at Age of rs.


DENVER. June 15.-Secrctary of state
at the age of 26 is the record of Carl =.
AIilliken. who today holds the portfolio In
the state Of Colorado.
At Leland Stanford university where
he attended college. Mr.. AIilliken won
local fame as an all-romd athlete while
during the summers he worked as a re-
porter oR newspapers. After gradual
ton he went TO Nicaragua 10 represent
a mines corporation
When the war broke out Mr.. Milliken
enlisted in the first officers training
school at Fort Riley. and as second
lieutenant with the SD infantry SGth
division he saw action at st. Mihiel and
the Argonne. Upon his return from
France he joined the staff Of the Rocky
Mountain News at Denver and in 1920
he was elected secretary of state of
Colorado. Mr.. AIilliken was born in
Denver. ...... ....
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
MUCH HELP FROM
G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN
Harding to Seek His Advice
on All Matters of
Patronage
WILL MAKE HOME
IN WASHINGTON

John T. ADAMS of iowa VIII Handle All
Party Questions for the Administra-
ton from Now On - Effective Work
ing Organization Needed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
The Glover Song.
Clover for mel


Glover for me-
Glover for meI
The bud and the bough
And the wind in the tree
Loser or lover
Loyal or rover
GarniSh my couch and
And my last bed with clover,
Clover for me!
Glover for me
The wind on the hill
And the sun on the sea:
The noise of the plover
The day going over.
And the bloom and the scent
And the charm of the cloverl
Glover for ne!
Clover for me!
The green ON the hill
And the brook running free:
The bee like rover
Old tunes humming over.
And everywhere--everywhere
Kindness and clover.
Clover for me
Yes. clover for me-,
The oder of June
And the green. mystery:
The daylight slow dying
The shadows loy-lying.
And the dew. and the crfckets
necessarily crying
ARTHUR GOODENOTGH
West Brattleboro
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
The Direct Road

from a position of mechanical
drudgery to the executives desk IS
a business training.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-15
nae Ame la Andience

1t does not necessarily follow that
because an actor or actress is affected
that an audience will be likewise.-
Cartoons Magazine.
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