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AM
WIN There Be Enough Wheat Il
Supply Two contincnts7 Z Qaes-
5gl tion Wcss s;;.,sI E:Is.s 81
I "a :. 81
tBy Associated Press,

CHICAGO. Jan. 8.--Two dollar
wheat will mean that Americans viii
cat corn, grain dealers said here to-
day. A national agitation to induce
congress 20 place an embargo o,
wheat and flour exports viii be start
ed by the Chicago Retail Grocers and
Butchers Association, It was an.
nounced.
One we'll known expert today put
the breadBtuff situation this week: are
is not so much question Of price
for wheat as "a question OF supply.
VIII there be enough to feed two con-
tiinents?p
One OF the principal ilrms ON the
Board OF Trade made public dispatch
es received today Indicating that
larmers ideas as to corn were away
up-that many. growers said corr,
would soon sell at 81 busheI on
corn In Chicago today was 70 3.s
cents. - =
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PEACE CELEBRATION
IN new ORLEANS
Being Held on Battlefield Where
Last Conflict Between English,
Speaking People Mss
Fought.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S.-On Chal-
mette battle fed, where the last arm
ed conflict between English-speaking
peoples was fought, there was begun
today three days celebration of the
century OF peace between the United
States and Great Britain. The prin-
cipal event of the day was the anYeii-
ing of monument to the victorious
American commander, Andrew Jack
son, the memorial standing on the spot
where the American standard fioated
at the time the british invaders were
defeated.
An interesting feature incident 10
the unveiling ceremonies was the for
mai exchange of greetings between
President Wilson's personal represen-
tative. Andrew ]. Peters, assistant
secretary, and H. 7. Carew-Hunt
British consul to Ned Orleans, and
special envoy of King George of Eng.
land. The envoys were presented
gold reproductions of the medal given
Andrew jackson under authorization
OF congress. They commented upon
the century of peace and expressed
the hope that 1t be lasting.
The federal government gave furth.
er recognition to the celebration by
sending the transports Fitzpatrick and
Sumner here from Galveston with reg.
ular troops, and the battleship Rhode
Island from Vera Cruz.
The celebration was inaugurate6
this morning by salute OF 81 guns
which was timed to end at 8:2t
O'Clock, the hour at which, according
to history, the battle Of Chalmette
ended. ,t.tf
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any extensive military Y opafa aI05ia,
have not kept ths afkiiie8 III 4 ~ en-
and west from plifsiiiak ia q b iSRg
sive Rt isolated points along the two
extended fronts.
IN the anoWscpy hills af lie
CaucaaSib the hardy SsibeFs Jie ii
searching ont the R0ilk$a Tank q, tystis3
are reported to he u3Sand dsRfsis =
thonfaniiH. In iandetA, Mhiclt 81
virtually all under Sgeter: she ilsHaS
assert they have fotiSi IL DOaet Is
make some heed = 81
Poland. where EJal1 N 81 al q vSs.s
Hind denbufg offensive u feld ,,,ip 81
the banks OF rivers y5e sNieee hi1a 6i 4
Warsets. ana II siaiibi y s9Ik
Rilasiana have been CON % Il "a III ID
their advance, dose Hfta b II, s s.
an alnoet entire fillt ia al s {.
The niisslsne continue lll6iE' lef },
ward ntQfe ir tlle &e
alid So iukoIgiIiis. in q S'.sl
tnfpntr atfaelIl have heeh - Z
St'sasl points ieS J art q 4 :
Ea0 II 6 ~ i,1
sselz g
! az sonllf lefe slIe u d (. & =
n & n ~
ie 4et Is "a f'i S Il &: &, IS !, a .'4
sS S;. I' W & Isl 81 Is. 3 i i' ';sS / & I. s. s.
inE strenrophIy d6nosf,l .ik ;3.sSS
lA1Ans, flie names Z of bbii,& fnf ~. +,
places are beginning s0 ah esf rs slss
, ,oficial conitnun tieus; Nj 4ell { ts sigi,fil
indicate that the a1yBllea 4 nlEhhss Is
sssiii tin ten n 4 = 2, 81
sWfecDilnt Hnldnre ffifr a 49,,
high chancell ll1r ID fiib iacilse 81. lefaIS.
today made the Interesting ssi 3S nI,nfiS2
ments that British exp peftlk tafa O1Iav
prodacing satfsfactofy AientS 10
the German 42-centitnetf fe h IA Nhscis
aia such execution EelgiGi.
Lortresses at the beginnih8 * q,
war and that rectuitinh NJ 80 sas i
lsIacIory that the neceshi had not,
ar,sen ior ccnscsi Dtiea sAe cliiil.i
ceiior would not disclcsh 50 8 kxeaSsIl
cd tne British army. but tsss
perLs estimate that II sceailO lOt be Iass.
than 100000 men, eouatlng rsgu-
!sis. reservists, erritogiAis and E0fsf
kitchener's new army. IS D
The reported arrest az Cardiilaf
hlercier, pfimate OF Aeininm. coitils.
les 70 attract widodpTe skkafa slen.
me uermans Diatn tiies tIle II lsis moi
!. arrested {hsit that he Ns Se0uessad
70 refrain fISm iRcItinH tho nOtns
lace OF Belgium. Tha nHtah
paper which Gsst pphiiBhes i Cd
port OF the Cardinal & crest INSISTS:
however, on the cofreDt Heae OF Il i x
cofEespo tents stat6utsst, I, apG Gays
that. nyen now Ciaydifaa 5Ierefer 81
not permttted TO leave ne9. 4. vs.
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" S. Army Chief and
Me,Zi'sai, Leaders Meet
cav AssocIA.ts,f. pre.,, :

III P1ssO, TexA Jan. iensrai
auFh 2. Scokt. Gehefat FranGi Gigco
Silia and Governor AEAytorsna. az So
nora, met IN conference tonight, the
hrak of q series planned to solve The
.pr0biem Of protecting American bor-
DER town residents from the bullets OF
bellt EeFents on the Mexican side. The
United $ tatcs army clssf ef star ana
The Mexican Leaders fnef A. the United
states ; immlEEstlon station at the
= islz "a, UuD OF Inas7nternas
tionnl hfidEeaE spanninE the Rio
Grande between FL RaaD and Juaraz.
No 0illeial sfftensesit Was given out
except that the t1fa3 meeting wks s.cor-
dali and that II sseonle be continued
toanofr0A.
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First Step In the
Reorg ganization Plan
Oy Associated Pmss.,

Z GREENHILLE. s. c., Jan. Sat 4
meeting OF directors OF the Parker
Cotton Mills Company, held at Rich
Mond Wednesday, announced here to-
day, w. 3, Thackston, OF GrenviIie,
iwasn elected secretary and assistant
treasurer. succeeding ri. M. Trotter,
". Eilo resigned the titular position,
but who VIII continue his services
with the corporation. Il Nv, Parker re.
signed 50 Q director. as did Il. w. Rob
ertson yf Columbia. e; L. Marchans
resigned as vice president and was
succeeded b9f W. z. Beattie. This was
. step In the reorgnnizatio1s plan oi
the company II was announced. 4
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SBy Associated Prsss.l

a
Except for attackn Ind counter at
lacks along widely separated parts
OF the battle lines. there IS an almost
complete Suspension OF hostiiities
everywhere, SO Tar as can be gather
ed from of!iciai report.
Where there is lighting 1t Ia de-
scfibed aa violent In character.
The French assert that near 6ois-
sons they have taken and are holding,
despite counter attacks. a German re-
doubt and two lines of trenches and
In the Argonae that they have re-
occupied positions previously taken
from them BY; vicious onslaugbts OF
the Germans. I.
In A1saceg the lighting continues, as
has been the case for several days,
with neither side having attained SUI
pefiofity. d ,s 80 4 IA
IN the east and West bad Si;:stl,er
and mud are hariparihg tho armies.
virtually hold Hing flie men & 81. 3iia
trenches prison s Afoyainfflfs 81
heavy guns IA thS az Rniires jeh
have resulted from ttls heavT riS IA, I
- next 70 imp Il q
Gefiahtly reports aIiadt aslt7
the csptnFe or ii iil POI IA 4.
3stt pglee OF q oiin fhl ttl2ys sIsIs,
tpeS tAliil. ID y
likp liill1 8 !. h !. s itSl; 4 !, Az
Asptrians Y n Vienna 4piIlefaI an
Retrograd says the. Turks ! siri
Trans -Caucasia again have n, taiten
2 vigorous offen nsiye., apparentip in far,
! sizSfeaTor ~ Psiiege ssiio pretiicnu,,ni
OF tie tenth army corps defeated
several days ago at Sari5 Kamysh.se
news dispatch reports that Rum
snia is mobilizing 750, 900 men and
tnat she viii enter the war eyei,
should Italy decide not to do 40 Ans
sria 10 declared In dispatch from
innsbruck to have started 10 fortjf,,
ner line facing the italian fronfics,
and an Italian newspaper asserts thai
austria has sent note to Ita,y nro.
testing against Italy's occupation a,
Aylona, Albania. -
The British house OF lords has al
!ourned to February During its
oriet session Earl Kitchener. aecrs.
tary OF war. and the goyeynment
leaders told the lords that Great mi
tain's preparations to carry nn ths
war were proceeding smoothiy.
a Rome newspaper prints an inter-
view with the Persian minister "a
Italy In which the minister Is renorf.
eo as saying that Persian terrif ary
was being invaded by Kurds ana
IurKs and that Persia he'd sent an
nitIimatum Iil to constantinopIe.
LONDON Jan. S.--WInter storms
snu hoods, while they are preventive
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INSIST UPON
| T. EXECUTION OF Law
Virginia Senators Want Tnterna.
sional FIest Assembled u
Ha1npton Reads.
{By Associated Pres,

WASHINGTON jan 8.--yirginia
senator's notified Secretary Daniels
today that they would insist upon ex.
ecution OF the law requiring the as
semblins OF the International feet in
daTpton Roads next month prepafas
terry 10 the cruise through the Paiia.
ma anal 70 the Pacific coast.
Naval officers have been consider
ing the feasibility or supplying the
.nreatenca dehciency In European re-
f1eet by making specias EFFORTS Sor SSs si,.s
participation Of Latin ASnefiean
Inasies. One proposal wat 70 have
tnelr ships Join the American fleet
at Colon instead OF makinv ths ~, :
trip uo the Aflantic. Ths yifes.,;e
senators object to that. tS 80. *
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|Succeede IN
The Ssrsa te G ] ]

WASHINGTON. jan. eeDnRlls
aan senators opposing the ggsSSn1
ship purchase bill ibuccetC 81 81 seeSiy
ing the senate oncnpiAf ksAgoHgA Apifk
toaaTs session wth the 15ilfxlck tse
Columbia appropriation EsIss gsnafSs
Gailiager read . I0n6 etSsf oa dis
trict Legislation axtea6 6llS& back 81
years, and Senator R60k ana ntilefA
took . hand dn the drawn 6litS aebste.
Thus tar but part OF the tsssa Days i;I;.s
been given over g the ek 0b IS = Bin.
Unless adminiet elton lea sfs ~ <s
ceed 10 making some Hgn8k 8knsa On 81
scmerroy,. sight sagslotls sill 10 Sar4
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Sails With g ttOas
For Brersioia, Ily
(Dy Ausociat,ls,lii I rFis,

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. I'm Y her
hatches fastened with wax saeG q Eyfi.S
and stamped with o seal uk tls BRITISH
government, the Americas aseasaer
city OF Memphis saiiea ffdm tsiiss n52t
today for Bremen, Germ&p ,sish 4 -
proximetely 5000 bales ce tntt0n. ~.
Two inspectors from .l,e d, dee bg tbs
British consui mere inspected sAs lcsa.
ing OF the stearner. Size IS enz6naa1iszs
ed by Captain Borurns 3.
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The Literacy Test
Was Not Inslispute

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-senate All
housa conferees on the inuljrraiion
niil, containing the literacy test fol.
aliens, reached an agreement foaight
on points In disagreement The lit
sracy test, 70 which President Wilson
had made known his objection. was
not In dispute. : q, s
Meaiisers OF the conference commit.
toe refused tonight Ito make public
the terms Of their agreement. ss
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C0AsTITUTIOMLISTS
ATTACK vILLlfQRCEs
Early Reportse From she cene
Say That Hundreds Have
Been Killed or Wound
tBy Associated Pnas.o

LAREDO. Tex, Jan. S.-Fifteen
thousand Constitutionalist troops be-
gan an attack early today ON villa
forces in Saltillo. Early reports from
the scene said that hundreds had been
killed OF wounded. The Carranzs
forces were attacking from noun
tains about the city and were pouring
in a fire from Is cannon, sssl.
The Villa troops occupied Saltiilo
two days ago by o ruse and without a
fight. The Carranza forces there, un-
der General Antonio l. VilIareal, had
evacuated the city TO proceed against
the villa forces which they met and
defeated at La Brisa and Marte. Mean
while another Villa force had march
ed through the mountains 10 the
southeast of Saltillo, entering and
capturing the city. The Earranzs army
returned In force early today. =
Reports CT neon from CarYanEa
sources claimed that the advantage
lay with the beseigers. abut the battle
still was in pr0gTess.
Saltillo is about 150 niies from the
American border in the state OF Goa
hula.
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Awaiting Reports
Before Judging
(ny. Anancinied D.,

\ ROVE. Jan. S.A-While not conceal
ing the gravity OF the offense to the
Catholic church IL Cardinal MercIer.
archbishop of Malines. has been uh-
5ustly arrested by the Germans, Pope
benedict is awaiting official reports
before passing Judgment on what may
have occurred. 81.
This statement is made by those who
have talked with the Pope.
The Pope wishes to maintain the
stEictest neutrality, they say.
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Dy Associated pc4,o,

OTTAWA. Jan. S.--Canndian gov
ernment authorities have forwarded
70 70 the United States government Al
washington IL. nal expressions ,,f re-.
gret on the part OF the Dominion Of
Sanada Tor the killing OF Walter
smith and wounding OF Charles
Dorsch by Canadian mflitiamen. The
Dominfon government has also offer-
ca 20 compensate. the wounded man
and the family OF the dead man.
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Slty OF congress passing the aumini6-
tration conservation bills.
Guest of Democratic Club.
Cheering interrupted the president
at frequent intervals during his ad-
dress.
Immediately after his speech the
president went to the home of Mayor
Bell, who was confined to his bed by
sickness, and later attended recep-
tion given by the Indiana Democratic
Club, which lasted for an hour and a
half. After an automobile ride about
Indianapolis as the guest of Thomas
Taggart, he left at 6:45 for Washing
ton. =,
A federal employment bureau era
reforms in court procedure advoca E.
ed by the Dresiden. were the two
questions taken up in his address. 1t
was understood tonight that he would
press both subjects, on congress at
the earliest possible opportunity.
AT the reception after the address,
the president shook hands with sever
al thousand persons. When he reach
ed his private car afterwards he was
tired OUT. He confided to friends that
he was greatly pleased with his recep-
ton. The president plans to take up
The same subjects he discussed today,
IN the series OF speeches he will make
on his return ffin from san Eranaiseo
tn 4ft D spYinf ~ e a Z ;
bgi Rrssident's Speech. ssa =
1.-THE president said In part: s.
fa.q tGoTernDe Raistch. Ladies, and Gem.
uemen: You have given me a most
royal welceme. for which l thank yo,l
Troim rfhe bottom or my heart. II is.
rather lonely living in Washington. i
have been confned for two years at
hard labor and even now ! feel that
am simply out on parole. You notice
that one of the most DISTINGUISHED
members of the United States senate
Is here to see that ], go back. And yet
with sincere apologies to the senate
and house of representatives / want
to say that ! draw more Inspiration,
from you than do from them.
Should Think of Home.
They. like myself, are only servants
or the people OF the United States.
Our sinews consist In your sympathy
and support, and our renewal comes
from contact with you and with the
strong movements OF public opinion In
this country. That is the reason why
Tor one would prefer that our,
thoughts sholud not too often esosB
the ocean, but should center them
selves upon the policies and duties OF
the United States. If we think OF the
United States, when the time comes we
shall know how this country can
serve the world. will borrow a very
interesting phrase from distinguish-
Led gentleman or my acquaintance and
beg that YOU, Will keen vnrr - more,
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COTTON Qnofafionn n fternlaLnr,. y.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.--Iatest quo.
|tations for cotton in Germany, re-
ceived today from nbsasador Ger
ard, indicated good Tnid ddlink was be-
delivery q about Is.z cents d pound
|at Bremen. ~, IS 81,
The Bremen Cotton Ekchange was
reported closed ana 40 infoFmati8n
was foEthcosaine feGafding prices 81
cottca Un hand. = 60
Hamburg fepertad pflces Of about
rs cents
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Celebratlng in NashYllle.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 8.--A min
iatuib battle of New Orleans was
staged here today In celebration OF
the centsnniel OF the victory. OF Gen
|eral Jackson'sI army oI.c :, .lie British
400 years ago. Iros.ss behind breast-
work. md Is 6t ton Bales. 1nifoFIii1
"a C0nfsderatc Veterans, representing
jackson, ,s men, fhsisted an attack by
national guard troops, ~ z, Z.
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new YORK. Dan. s. tih cfIfton
loan eoynmsttee asfn0nnee q kasS3 lhsI
lt granted is Erst i0s1 n = IA nS sirke
lion NIna nlAde Through Ne IS lsnin.
commit tee 1iie atndin Z 81 Z, ~ ra So
cf the eRplseA1 eEs . Slssel.
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THOUSANDS CHEER WHEN
PRESIDENT HINTS THAT
HE MAY BE A CANDIDATE

Declares That There May Come Time When the
People Will Have to Judge If He is Right.
Calls Republican Party Back Number-De-
fends Asaministration's Mexican Policy.
Warns Democrats Not to Break Solidarity of
The Party-Expresse Hope That Time May
Come When the United States Can Be Instru-
mental in Restoring Peace.
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{, Q o Isl q q o Q . o . q o o . o o o
FLOOD WARNINGS ISSUED
: 4fBy Aseociefed pres,l

o WAEHINGTONt Jan s. The o
p weather bureau today issued o
o warnings for food stages on the 3
D Care Fear and RnnrnIsa s-ssaea 81. :.
o North Caroline and on she lower 3
o reaches OF the Great Pee nee IN 3
0 South Carolina The James ana 3
. Potomac rivers viii rise to freshe 3
o. ct stage the warning said q
D q
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Battle indec,lsiye.

San Antonio. Tex, Jan, s. The bat
tie at Saltillo, Mexico, hstween d Car
rama army and Villa troops today
was indecisive, according to, adyices
received here tonight. which reported
both sides continuing an artillery
bombar rdment, It Is stated that consid-
cradle property In the city of Saltilio
has been destroyed. s,
The villa forces, ii possession 6f the
city. are commanded by q trother OF
the late President DIasler6. 7eheFsII Ans
tonic viilareaI lis IN Srt1latla Of the
Carranza troops IS.
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|RUMANIA WILL STRIKE
/ EVEN III ITALY DECIDE
NOT TO ENTER THE WAR

Winter Storms and Floods Are Preventing Any
Extensive Operations French Assert They
Have Reoccupied Positions Taken From TheIisas..
Germany Reports Slight Gains in P6lassll.
Turks Have Taken Vigorous Offensiyeiia iia
Trsss-C Caucasia Germany Denies Arrest iif s;;f
Cardinal Mercier Persian Territo Essa sS lsISs
vadsd by Kyrds and Turks. 81 81 sG ss'ss
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LONDON Jan s.--Wqnter storms
anu uoods, while they are praYanfitnrtrr NJ
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-29
Local and otherwise

Caleb Dnport of Richwood'
spent Saturday and Sunday Will
special friends.
wanled-two or three young
men boarders. Apply TO Mrs. Nora
Hirst Ciy. 23 81.
John ID. Kerley Of Maynard,
who has been helping around the
court room a part of this week, was
a pleasant caller at tins Office Tues
day afternoon.
All parties who subscribed to-
ward the erection aud maintenance
of the Agricultural High School at
Prescott will be compelled 10 pay
their subscriptions, is the gist Of
the decision Of acting circuit Judge
John IL. Crawford in court IN the
case of Special School District vs..
J. B. Stone.
County Examiner II. A. Mock,
principal of the Reyno school. was
n business visitor here last Saturday.
DIR. c. 4. Pringle returned Sun
day from a business trip to Little
Rock aud Fayetteville.
The grand jury adjourned last
Saturday, after having returned on
ly ls bills Of indictment. From
the way Judge Baker is pushing
things through the courts and the
small number of indictments being
returned by our grand junes, Ran
dolph county ought to soon be out
of debt.
Us. Higginbotham Of Bernie, Mo-,
a former Randolph county citizen,
came IN Monday ana renewed Tor
another years reading of the Star
Herald, aud pitched a nice bouquet
our way. Mr.. lliggiubotham has
been a regular subscriber for the
Star Herald for % years, and always
keeps his subscription paid IN ad.
vance. lie was here buying some
young calves.
Prof. {. NJ. llargroye Of Biggors,
principal of the Peru school No.
Is, paid the Star Herald pleasant
visit last week. Mr.. lIargroye is
an enthusiastic educator and has
done much 20 the advancement OF
the school Of which he has charge.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-29
10 CENT "CAsCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Billousness, Sour Stomacn, Bad
Breath-candy Cathartie.

No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your uead
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, Indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels-yQu always get
relief with Cascarets. They Imme-
diately cleanse and regulate the stoni-
ach, remove the sour, fermentms foou
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off The con-
stipated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
lO-cent box from your druggist VIII
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and head clear for
months. They work while you steep.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-29
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR n
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
cirlsl Try itl Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful-Get 25 e7nt bottle
Of Danderlne.

II you care for heavy hair that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an Incompatible softness and
Is fluffy ald lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty Of your hair besides II imme-
dlately dissolves every particle Of
dandruh. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair If you have
dandruff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair Of its lustre, its strength and
its very life, and II not overcome n
produces a feverishness and itching OF
the scalp; the hair roots famIsh
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast Surely get 25-cent bottle OF
Kaowlton's Danderine from any drug
store and Just try It