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Evening star., 1921-06-17

A Nerv Unusual S-Room and 2
bath home in the hest residential section. west
trio lights: open fireplace: frcproof garage:
Price. si65o0. Owner will accept part pay
ment a small six-room home.
In Washington Heights.
Unusually attractive Groom and 2-hath home:
hot-water heat: electric lights huilt-in garage:
house in hrst-cis.s condition throughout
Price. S1:.Jc0.
In Good Northwest Section.
Six-room and hath home furnace heat: cellar
under entire house. Price, $3.50; $500 cash
and balance monthly.
Beautiful Corner Home
On Rhode Island North Capitol
81. : rooms and hath: hot-watcr heat: electric
lights. Price. $1,000; excellent buy.
In Best Section OF Bloomingdale
--G-room and bath home hardwood floors: dou-
b,e garage. Price, SI,15u; on reasonable terms.
i. SAGER,
o25 18th St. NV.
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Price, $4,000.
Corner Property

L lAS, Y-OsoSS'
Corner Property.
= 1900 Madison ave. n.w.-A seven-room: pep
bic dash, modern house; with every known
convenience; sun parlor: consei.a' ni.S 'bbosuti
servants rooms; electrically lighted ocaa @
ful shrubbefy roses and rare flowers oi hian!
varieties: lot 63xl2O. The house Is IN perez.
condition. II you are looking FOR CITY t,nS nond
with shade equal to that of any 10 ne l1unu
in the country. this is your opportunity: 4 ,os rd
session can he given in a short time anu
suitable terms arranged.
Price, $4,000.
street southeast, between 7th and sth SIS.
ten room, modern brick house: ceiar' n".
water heat; electricity; large iot VIII VIII. IV S
for garage. This property is IN mrs. :,a
neighborhood and the house is well QUILT
terms.
Price, $500.
D st. s.e.-Overlooking government iessrna- ,r;s,-
ton A ten-room, MODERN bay window, o.ick e.s
house; with brownstOne trimminEs' tMo
be tbs; possession within a snort time anu
reasonable terms.
Price, $3.50.
Corner 4th and c SITS. s;e:-RunninG through @
to North Carolina ave-, 80 feet from fa. ave:
n store with living rooms; splenoid
business stand for. a, live man. immaculate
possession; terms.
Price, $3.50.
h st. ne. between 18th and 18th sts,A
six room and bath brick house that can be
easily converted into business property;
terms.
JOHN F. DONG
314 PennSylyan
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Continued.
INSPECT THESE PROPE
OAK ST. NEAR 18th.
PRICE, $3.50; REASON
ABLE TERMS.
A very attractive six-room and
bath brick, containing hot-water
heat, electric lights, oak floors
and trim; large yard, room for
garage; immediate possession.
TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR
LINCOLN PARK.
$1,000; CASH, $3.50.
A cozy little home of seven
rooms and bath; deep lot to
paved alley. The terms on
which this house can be pur-
chased make it an exceptional
buy under present conditions.
Price has been reduced for a
quick sale as owner is compelled
to leave city.
+. M. JOHNSO!
ITO Conn. Ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued,
RITES BEFORE BUYING. =
NORTHEAST, 4th ST.

RITES BEFORE BUYING. =
NORTHEAST, 4th ST.
PRICE, $500.
This attractive little buy has
seven rooms and bath, modern
heating plant, large yard, room
for garage, and, most important,
can be bought on easy terms.
with a guarantee Of immediate
possession.
EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR
LINCOLN PARK.
PRICE, $500.
An exceptionally good value in
this six-room and bath brick IS
offered. 1t has hot-water heat,
electric lights, sleeping porch,
large closets, built-in garage.
hardwood floors and trim and
everything that goes to make up
the we'll equipped, modern home.
REALTY CO.,
Main AS.
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CLAUDE WARRES.
1tl9 ii st. NV. Main 3,3l
Slo .I0D lI.TS

Sl-JUV
In jefferson place near DUPONT Circle
rooms and = baths: HIS kitchen and servants
room in basement: also a kitcherette on hrst
floor: electric Lights and furnace requiring
but q tons of coal per winter: attractive back
yard with handsome brick garage for ] ear:
naval officer who il leaving city will sell for
best offer oNe. Sl2.J1 May IL. seen by ap-
I,oin tmcnt: no aceIs. Phone Franklin ESQ.
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Investment or Colored Homes.

Near End and Thomas NV; fine. modern.
9 r. and b. brick: extra size double rear
porches: alley: 81. $6.O0-terms.
Near 4th and Il ne: large corner lot; 8-r.,
frame; 81. 600: $500 scash--balance easy. Also
8-r. and h., detached brick; perfect condition
81. ESQ: $3.50 cash-balance S45 month.
Near 9Th and 2. Capitol: 7-r. and b. brick:
and T. Sc; modern CIR. and b. brick; fur
mace heat: big lot $3.50; $3.50 cash.
Near 18th and Benning I'd: ne; 3-story
brick: big lot; alley: worth $4, 900; $3.50 cash
take lot in part trade.
Near 10th and r. /. ave. NV: 7-room and b.
brick: big lot; alley; same tenant years.
$3O.50 month: clear: want offer Of $3.50.
Near 18th and Church NV; lot 2O1sx93 to
alley; Or. and b. brick: garage; $3.50: trust
s. 800: terms. Also s-r. frame: same size
lot: give away" at $3.50: $3.50 cash.
Near p and eth NV; 7-r. and b.. bay
window. pressed brick; furnace heat: rented
$3.50 month: cheap at s.. $50; s25c cash:
N. f. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4597. 1929 + st.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (Continuea).


SPLENDID ELEVATED HOME ESTATE OR
investment site: suitable for one or more e
beautiful view. being all & Of tria1sTiar BLOCK;
sts.. within District. northwest. about two
blocks easterly OF Massachusetts, avenue. now
macadamized to city. and with new a car line;
street available to block. Western ave. ex-
tending along D.; G. line from Mass: ave: to to
Conn. ave. and Chevy Chase. when completed
and greatly enhance values. Over %. 900 SO.
feet at only 10 cents per foot: or 81. 80 cash
prompt sale. Alse other smaller tracts n de-
Phone 612 Union Trust bldg, n. 21Os, and att
er 8 Phone cleveland 81
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Tie most beautiful suburban property in the
city: high land. overlooking Potomac. now be
ing rapidly built up by home owners. BuiidlnS
ma terial is much reduced In price and now Is
the time to buy and build home in this
beautiful river drive section. Have only a few
nice sites left: modern conveniences; good car
ssS fare rTHcks6S owner sas
Conduit rd. Cleve. is3. or call s. T. DOR
sErT. owner. 1J+ II st. NV Main 76G0:
on { ST. NE. NEAR 18th STA SIX-HooM
and cellar brick dwelling. with room for ga s..
JOHN SCRIvENER & BRO. 914 G INV
DOMINION HTS, VA: VACANT: BEAUTI-
full. modern r. and b. bungalow: porches:
fine cellar: h.-w.h.: electric light: large cor
81 $50; $500 cash-balanee easy.
Takoma. Md.-About :. acre lot: s-r. house:
porches: fruit. etc: monthly tenant: snap
Mt $3.50: clear: $50 casl-balance easy
Congress Heights section. near Giesboro.
rd. 1i.-acres: Or. house: furnace heat: out
building; fruit. etc: ideal country 1 home: , or
N. Z. RYON CO.. INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 3J07
Evening star., 1921-06-17

ING TERMS. SIZE OF LOT. GARAGE. ETC,
CALL
NORTHWEST REALTY CO.,
INC,
Specialists in Northwest Properties"
18th and Columbia road NV.
Northwest Savings Bank bulding).
Col 4S74.
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Main SO, Main 81.

NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Owner anxious to sell desirable modern home.
=, square Of 18th. 2-story brick. rooms and
ba tn, with colonial front porch. plec-. h.w.h..
good condition. take $500: 81 .0O0 cash AMI
easy payments: reduction for cash. Don't de-
lay il you want q bargain. Owner. Address
Rox 15-T Star Office
Evening star., 1921-06-17

5.ajN-7th ST. NE. between and r sts.-
Twostor- brick dwelling with rooms and
bath: cellar: furnace heat. ENCELLENT
VALUE.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
FOR SALE-.HOUSES
PRICE REDUCED $1,000
Continued.
MUST SELL.

MUST SELL.
PRICE REDUCED $1,000.
1o.room. s-bath. holIow-tile, detached house IN
Chevy Chase. d. e., formerly priced at s1o,aoo;
reduced to $4,000 for quick sale Nothing IN u,
value. See it and be convinced of the acfu, '.,
rary OF this statement. Large living room WIN
open fireplace. dining room with Iour ihrss
windows. hardwood hcors. light kitchen ana .,
pantry. concrete basement that is dry anu
stays dry. hot-watcr heating plant win fAraIs ,,
radiation. gassed-in sleeping rorein,. ,,,tbs tb
rooms. two servants rooms, two tiied oa,hs,
two showers. extra lavatur.es. sec"nd nooi
and basement. Easily could he used as ,wo
rooms could bc rented and provide monthly
payments on house. Can be handled on easy rasi
terms. Rest offer on terms takes H. ,drs's s's
direct with owner. 10 commission AdmrsSs ,ns
Rox 20l.T. Star Office.
$4OO CASH; $45 A MONTH:
east section near Capitol. can be bought on on
tscs. easy terms Owner has ,as rs ITSee schwab
RUBY LEE MlNAR.. ,,,-
4l2 Evans bldg. g.-------M Main no:
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
s4,5OO-DelightfuI 7.room nni bath h2IDe; on
lot 30 IT. wide TO paved alley: IN
nearby suburb; hot-water heat: elec-
tricity: plenty room for garaes,ii
$14, ,50O-Eeautiful detached Sanrs ADDITION
home of rooms and bath: large nv
ing room: open fireplace: exreiirnt
condition: porches front aud rear; lou
4Ox1D. Seq this one; it's Good pnH;
IS, ,OO0-Six- room and bath home; ON hrantitui
X. l. ave. nv. near n. Capitol St:
good heating plant: gas: garage room'
fine condition; high elevation.
sle new sroom and bath tap.
estry brick home: 14th st. ileiGhts:
III beautiful condition; just three doors
from 1ith St; attractive nome ''"
terms.
JAMES NJ CARTER & CO. INC.
1917 New York ave. NV
Min .E.S
Evening star., 1921-06-17

FOR SALE-Good location in
Petworth; semi-detached home,
u rooms and bath, parquetry
flooring. electric lights. hot-water
heat. Price, $3.50. Terms ar
ranged. Phone M. 908 for auto.
FOR SALE-On Claiming st.
just east of N. Cap; new house,
|6 rooms. bath, furnace heat.
Price, $3.50; $500 cash, balance
monthly. Phone M. 90S for auto,
or take any car on N. Capitol st.
to Claiming st. Open evenings
to dark. II. r. Howenstein Co.,
1914 F st. NV.
on MASS. AVE N.w-lc ROOMS. PRESSED
brick; will sell to quick purchaser for 1000.
Tn ne. near 10th-6 rooms and bath;
ami; will sell reasonable terms.
Several new homes on Longfellow st: rooms
EDW L. SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th NV.
tSee Mr.. KRAMER.)
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN-DErAcH 2
story and cellar nearly new home. Clerelnnd
Park section: rooms. hall. BATH. screened
sleeping porch; slate roof; concrete front porch
with stone pillars: lot J5xl.O to paved aliey:
liot-wnter heat. electricity. gas: room for ga
rage; fruit trees aud garden: very reasonable
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ, INC, 734 18th NV.
tSee Mr.. BIRCkHEAD.)
Evening star., 1921-06-17

s7.5oc-llth ST. sE.-Corre. store and
dwelling: brick; Z rooms and bath: CELLAR.
POSSESSION,
Evening star., 1921-06-17

yACANT-N.w.: ) II. & b.: H0T-AIR HEAT
nice concrete cellar: room for garage. Price.
H.90O. 500 cash. $50 monthly. Phone Lin.
461-J. 10s
Evening star., 1921-06-17

IN DUPONT CIR. SECTION.
a very comfortable home be-
longing to Army officer leaving
city; house contains 9 rooms. 2
baths. hot-water heat and cleo
trio lights. In order to. effect
quick sale can be purchased for
$3.50. Real bargain.
14th AND MONROE SITS.
A cozy Groom house in this
desirable location. House has
large rooms, front and rear
rorches. hot-water heat, electric
lights. Price. $3.50.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC, d.
|G14 18th St. NV. Phi. Fr. 7485.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
45l:J 9th ST. NV.
PETW0RTlI.

$s5oa-L ST. N.W.-ln excellent condition
brick; = rooms and BATH; hot-water heat; good
yard. POSSESSION.
Evening star., 1921-06-17

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Newly decorated ll-room
home, hot-water heat, electricity;
new gas range; front and rear
yard; Georgetown's exclusive
section. Price, S11,5OO. Terms
if desired. H. w. Oifutt, Wis.
ave. and N st. Phone West 200.
Evening star., 1921-06-17

ooo-MORGIS ST. NE. between and
brick: lar-e rear yard 10 public alley.
Evening star., 1921-06-17

s4.ooo-l3th ST. NV. between W st. and
Fla. ave. FoR CoInREDD-Brick; rooms
bath; large frynt snd back yards: public alley.
Evening star., 1921-06-17

- or investment; 2-fnmiIy brick nat:
rooms and bath each: alley; $3.50; 500
Evening star., 1921-06-17

Mr.. 4th AND B N.E.-vacant: detaensd
roous and bath brick: recently decorated:
front and rear yards $3.50; $3.50 cash
Evening star., 1921-06-17

Mr.. 18th AND CHURCH SITS. S.w-Lot
90 l-3x93: alley: s-room frame: spicc i'f oou-
III. ,,,r,cn Snap at 3l50; $3.50 cash.
Evening star., 1921-06-17
IAMES r. SHEA,
elo IA AVE NJ

Mr. 18Th AND LoNGFELIow STS.-Pos-
session Aug. 81: cheerful rooms on hoor.:
a porchc.: electric light; hw.h. screened
deem lot: alley; Sl0,650; $3.50 cash. balance
con
Evening star., 1921-07-10
=@A lH ~

Just like a Tudor castle upside
down is the effect of this basque. To
60 with the quaint upper garment of
light silk, Mime. Grouly of Paris has
provided full skirt of black taffeta,
gathered at the waist.
Ol.nlerwnsni 4 Undcrw.s,d.
Evening star., 1921-07-10

Illuminated poster and enerd ea
An neabora exhibit has peer
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
BIRDs GUARDIANS OF TREES.
sXpHs Hen Urged to Protect Them fol-
Their Economic Value.

Young men and boys, do not shoot
the birds You do not realize the eco
noinic N.alue they are to our trees. espe-
cially 10 OUT .frHit trees. The birds that
stay with US through the winter are the
most valuable of all our birds N destroy
the insect eggs which were laid By the
different insects in the late summer and
fall on the trunks and branches of trees.
As soon as the warm days in spring
come they are Matched out into worms.
etc. when they begin to do their destruc-
tive woII on the foliage of the trees
and on the trunks and branches as vel.
These valuable birds that stay with us
all winter are the hairy and downy
woodpecker, nuthatch chicadee and
brown creeper. ..-
Millions and millions of these eggs are
eaten By these birds. all through the win
ter months. If these egl;S were left TO
hatch out in spring the worms and in
sects would destroy the foliage on our
fruit trees TO such an extent there would
be no fruit, and the trees would be dam
aged TO an alarming extent and eventual
ly many of them die.
] appeal to the boys who go out with
their rifles and shotsunS TO not be guilty
of shooting the birds There is a state
law against the killing of birds, with a
heavy fine for every bird killed
If you only realized the value of the
birds you would protect them, and so
would every man and woman.
WILLIAM c. HORTON.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
TROLLEY WAGES
CUT; FARES DOWN
Boston Company Slashes Pay Envelopes
One Fifth and Will
Lower Fares.

BOSTON, Feb 26-Wages on the
lines of the Eastern Massachusetts
Railway Co. which serves a large ter
ritory outside Boston, viii be reduced
20 per cent May 2 to the scale existing
prior TO May /, 1920, it was announced
last night. Car fare also will be lowered
to an extent not specified.
Netiee of the plans was sent last
night by the public trustees of the sys-
tenn TO the Joint Conference board of
the Amalgamated Association of Street
and Electric Railway Employees of Amer
lea and the fifteen local unions affected
The company viii take uD with your
association at any time the subject of
a new agreement much simpler III form
than the present agreement" the Anal
eamated was told. According to the
United States Labor Bureau of Stats
ties and other authorities. the cost of
living has declined more than 20 per
cent since May l. 1920.
Wages i'm practically every indus
try have been and are being REDUCED in
accordance with the decrease in the
cost of living and the public naturally
has the right to expect that the wages
of street railway employees shall be no
eXception. 80
IF street railway wages remain at
high war levels while the wages of every
one else are being reduced. substantially
lower ear fares will be impossible
Fares will be reduced in every district
on the system Oh the day when this
change III wages takes effect.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
DANCING CLASS
HAS RECEPTION
Over 30 Members of Wales's Afternoon
Glass Give Exhibition--Many Par
ents and Friends Attend.

More than 20 members of F. Wales's
Saturday afternoon dancing class besides
many parents or friends attended the
reception last evening at Masonic tenn
pie, when Wales's orchestra of six pieces
furnished music for the class program
and the general dancing which followed.
Punch was served.
The first number of the class program
was an entree and fantasy by all the
members of the class who were able to
attend the reception. The floor forma-
tons and steps were especially pretty.
This was followed by the Highland fling
and a waltz. A very effective mist dance
was given by 10 misses, the mist being
formed by four long strips of white net
held at either end by girls, who by plac-
ing the net on the floor and then raising
it suddenly formed sheet of mist under
which two smaller girls danced. BY cross
ing the net strips diagonally and treat
ing in the same way an effective canopy
was formed.
A glide one-Step was next on the pro-
gram and was followed by six small
misses in costume who gave an eccentric
dance and brought continued applause
which resulted in an encore dance. which
also was enthusiastically received. The
exhibition program closed with Portland
fancy and there was a short intermisSion
before the general dancing was begun.
The Womens international Chamber of
Commerce founded by Mrs. Catherine
Clemens Gould, now has branches in
China, Turkey, India and Mexico.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
POMONA GRANGE MEETS.
Interesting Meetings Held in Williams
Vile Thursday of This Week

Windhaln County Pomona Grange
held q very interesting meeting WITH
Williamsville and NewIane Oranges at
Williamsville Thursday Feb "a. Worthy
Master Smith presided Elmer Covey
of Protective Grange gave an interest
ing and instructive talk on the culture
of Strawberries. j. T. Whitaker of New
fame and others spoke OH the topic TO
what extent does the prosperity of the
farmer depend on his wifel" T. 4.
Dewitt spoke on the subject Little
things that count in Grange success. F."
Mrs. Lila Ingram of Newfane gave. an
interesting account of trip to Florida.
ArS. Minnie Timson gave the address of
Welcome and amusing recitations and
there were readings and music. Mrs.
Ruby Wells had charge of the program.
The next meetino will be at Vernon
THURSDAY. March II, and win be install
lation of officers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. A. ID. Reynolds is expected to re
turn Monday from a stay of several days
in New York with her daughter. Miss Vio-
let Reynolds.
Mrs. G.. c. Fits and daughter. Miriam,
went today 10 Milford. " H., TO visit a
week in the home of Mrs. ,Fitts's brother,
Charles 5. Emerson. Osmer Fits went
to Boston TO visit his brother. Sanley c.
Fits. and attend an athletic exhibition.
George W. Bailey is at his home here
on account of an injury to his right knee,
received in wrestling match with Pesek
in Kansas City. He viii remain home
all next week. Mr.. Bailey was scheduled
TO wrestle Stanislaus Zbyszko in New
York city next Monday night, but on ac-
count of his injury he had to cancel this
engagement and four other large matches.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
BRATTLEBOR0 LOCAL

The teachers in school district No. ,
today sent to Rev. f. @. 5. Osgood 40
carnations in recognition of his 10th
birthday anniversary. Mr. Osgood, who
is chairman of the school board, was
touched by the expression of goodwill,
which he greatly appreciated
Two still alarms for chimney fires
were responded to by the fire department
this forenoon The first fire was in
of Elliot and Church streets, in which
the Princess theatre is located, and was
at $50 O'Clock. The second was shortly
after noon in the house at 4 Pleasant
street occupied by Abby Bingham. There
was no damage in either, case.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
CONGRESS UNSEATS
ONE OF MEMBERS
Representative NeLaRe of PENNSYLVANIA
Found Guilty Of Corrupt
Practices.

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c. Patrick
AIeI4ane of Scranton, Democrat, repr-
sentative from the 10th Pennsylvania
district, was unseated by the house late
last night on charges of violating the COR
rupS practices act aud because of elee-
ton frauds.
Immediately after taking this action
the house adopted a report by the COM
niIttee on elections declaring John X.
FAR, Republican, also of Scranton, duly
elected and entitled to AIcLane's seat.
The vote TO nnseat McLane was l61 to
III.
Charges by the committee that liquor
dealers and brewers stood behind Nc
lame threw the house into an intensely
bitter wrangle- The committee held Nc
lane should be unseated for violating
the corrupt practices act, and because
Of wholesale election frauds. Its report
was Unanimous
Representative Bland. Democrat, Vir-
sinia, member OF the committee, de-
claFed the case yas one where Repub-
Leans and Democrats stood on common
gfound and that McLane had been put
forward as a candidate against Farr, be
eausc the latter had voted in congress
for the prohibition amendment and for
restriction of immigration
Ae14ane, who came TO this country
from Ireland at the age of seven. spoke
II his own behalf and made the first
reference TO the Newberry case, which
figured largely In the discussion.
MIR. FAR said when the contest was
started" MeTAhe declared, that the
ease was similar to that of Senator y ew-
berry. Chairman Dallineer, i assume,
knows about the Newbefry. case and his
opinion of ii as applied TO the corrupt
practice act would be interesting. That
Law is q fraud"
Chairman Dslinger said the evidence
showed hcLSae's eieetion was 1.-THE most
Outrageous ia history" and there was
gross conspiracy % defraud.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
DEATH HOyKRs NEARs KAIsERIN
Occasionally Partly Conscious, ,Otber-
wise IA Coma

2DOORN, Holland. Feb. 26-No radl-
cal thanye in the condition of former
Empress Augusta Victoria has been
,rotsd recently. Tie castle announced
Yesterday afternoon that she might die
at any min9te. or might llnger Indefinite
Iv Occasionally she is partly conscious,
at other times is in sort of coma. Slim
u3Rnts continue TO be administered
The former crown prince is coming to
Doom on Saturday ard the Duchess of
Brunswick, daughter of the former en-
neIog and empress. is expected to return
20 Germany en- Monday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
Mo .NatIonaIn in Title.

There Is now only one national BANK
In the Cnited States which does not
have national" as part OF its name.
/, is the Bank OF North America or
Philadelphia. A special act or con-
gl-ess Is required TO permit national
bank to operate as such without In
dicatng the fact that II Is national
bank in it's name
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
MAIL ORDER HOUSE FRAUD.
Montgomery, Ward Said TO Have Lost
Thousands by Scheme.

!. tHICAGU, Feb. %. = Systematic
frauds by which Montgomery. Ward /
O., mail order house, was defrauded OF
thousands Of dollars through a conspir-
acy of employees and customers became
known today through the arrest of
Charles Steinbach. messenger for the
company, Is years old. and three men
who posed Rs customers Officials of
the company say that Stninbach I'M
derstood the company's methods so we'll
that he was able to nut through fraud
ulent orders bearing the forged approval
OF sslesmanagers, which were later
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-26
WANT TO PLEASE Q. S.
.Al6eA Council Privately Discussing Man.
date Question.

PARIS, Feb. 26 ASSOCIATED Press. -
While the American note on the man
dRte question has not been considered in
the session of the council of the league
Of nations since Thursdays meetings
fsEryate conversations between the mem
beFs have been in progress with a view
TO finding a way for giving satisfaction
10 the Washington government without
treSpaSsing on the prerogative of the al
lied supreme council. The Chinese mem
Der Of the league council has been active
IN these conferences