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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
INITIAL STEPS TO
PROBE STATE COLLEGE
TAKEN BY COMMITTEE


senate bill No 20. by Pankey. an
act providing for the levy, collection
and disposition OF special tax for
the cattle indemnity fund. The act
changes the law SO that il Is not man
datory to make the maximum levy
of ; = ulills for cattle sanitary ptir-
poses and also permits part OF the
fund 10 be expended in compcnsat-
ing owners whose cattle are killed
under official orders to stamp out
disease, the federal government pay
ing only one-half OF the value. The
bill passed % to /
senate substitute for senate bill
No. 81, by Pankey. an act to garni-
ahce the wages Of persons receiving
salaries of $50 and more, was passed
unanimously The bill was urged by
the New Mexico Merchants associa-
ton ana Is to enable business men to
collect debts due them from chronic
dead beats.
Senate bill.No ). by llfcld. amend
ing an act fixing the time for hold
ing district court In the Fourth iu-
dleial district. was passed unanimous
N after being amended
Senate substitute for senate bill
No. az, by Walton. an act defining
swindling and providing penalty
therefore, passed unanimously.
Senate bill No. %. by Holt. defining
the duties and liking surety bonds for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of state insti-
tutions passed unanimously
The following new bills were intro
duced IN the senate, which adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow forenoon
Senate bill No. t25 by Pankey. con
corning the holding and conduct of
elections. II is the Australian ballot
as applied in Kansas, but modified
10 suit New Mexico conditions. Com
mttee ON elections.
Senate bill No. i2e. by Pankey. to
establish a certain state highway
from santa Fe TO knelno and thence
TO Roswell Highways
No. 127 by Romero and HART.
providing for a state tax commission
OF seven members TO receive $40
day and cents a mile. but not to ex-
ced S3.ao0 wear. Finance.
No. 1sS, bs Holt. providing for the
TEMPORARY relief OF the state agricul-
tural college borrowing $4,000 from
the school income fund; $4,000 from
fhe permanent ftnd and $4,000 from
the insurance fund Finance.
Barth introduced senate joint res
ointion No. ?, being an invitation TO
the Panhandle and Southwestern Cat
tie Raisers' association 20 meet at Al
buquerque next year and providing
Tor legislative committee to attend
the FL Paso convention to root for
Albuquerque. The resolution passed
unanlmouslx.
II reads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
.WEATHERRECORDS
MAY Be CHECKED
BY TREE MARKS
Storms Leave Diagonal Cracks
Across 6raini Forest Ser
vice Makes interesting Dis
coyery,

Little diagonal strcaks or wrinkles
across the grain Of n pieee ~ timber
not only beiray weakness. bat some
times Indicate periods Of stress
through which the wood passed when
u WIS growing. They may even be
taken as a sort Of check on the Of
hcial record OF wind storms, az in
the case OF some lumber tested ~
the forest service laboratory at Mad
isOn. Wis
the marks are caused by What are
called compression failures which
occur when the fibcrs bend or buckle
undcr q too heavy strain. In cutting
np logs collected for experiments at
the laboratory, Il was noticed that
these compression failures appeared
on the north side of numUer OF
trees which came from the same To-
ealhy IN Florida. ~ counting the an-
nual rings OF the wood ana from
knowledse of the time when Il WIS
cut In the forest. Il WAS decided that
the compression failures must have
been caused by severe wind from
the south about me yea 1888. In
quirieH we're made In Flofidu and Il
was found that hurricane had. In
fact. swept over the region at the
time Indicated
The experiments aave determined
thal the strength Of piece OF wood
may be seriously impaired by slight
compression failures due to rough
handling. Dropping beam across a
skid may cause a compression failure
at the point at which the beam strikes
the skid and II viii be at this point
that fhe beam gives way when II
10
the weakened fbers to withstand
Hitherto unaccountable brcukage IN
hickory wagon spOkcs and other pre-
strong materiai are now at
tfibutcd 10 compression failures caus-
ed by wind storms IN the period fof
growth OF hy hard usage In lumber
ing and manufacturing processes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
MEN SUSPECTED OF
KNOWING ABOUT STORE
BURGLARY ARE HELD

Francisco sanchez aud Enrique
Farjado were arrested yesterday
morning by chief McMllIln IN con-
neetion with the burglary of a store
st Gallup "Wednesday night. The po-
flee have been on the lookout Tor
the men since Thursday morning.
having been notified by telegram by
sheriff Bob Roberts that lie suspected
they might be able to throw some
light on the robbery
Sheriff Roberts arrived here last
night on Santa lie train No. s an I
served warrants upon the men at the
city prison Sanchez Is charged With
robbery and lraiado with attempted
assault lie Is said to have tried TO
cut negro with knife at Gallup
shortly before his departure. sheriff
Roberts will start back with the two
this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

Herboth, painter Phone 1850.
Special display Of fresh shelled nuts
AT Fce'a candy store
Licenses to marry Yesterday were
issued 10 Amadeu Iohato, Alhuauer-
uue, and Rose liidrigo, Albuquerque
Manuel Aranda. Airlsoo and Rosenda
Herrera, San lgnaclo,
Mlaa Evelyn Reynolds and her
brother Fred, returned Thursday
night from DeminR, where he has
MIN for tifr- iast xix months Eefyihg
a printers apprenticeship
Mat~o Ortiz. wears old. son Of
Representative Modesto Ortiz. sus.
tainad broken lex Thursday. TIE
boy was wrestling with a playmate
when the accident occurred.
Iudac n r Rhynoids Of the dis
trict court Yesterday sat In court IN
Santa H. IN a ease IN which Judge
v. 9. Abbott was disqualified. Judge
Naynoids returned last night
The Brotherhood of American Yco-
men Will hold a regular meeting IN
odd Fellows hall tonight az d
o'clock The drill team Is requested
to be present as there viii be Initia-
lions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
REV. C. 7. TAYLOR
WILL GIVE ADDRESS
AT U. N. M. VESPERS

The program for the vcsper services
TO be held at O'Clock tomorrow af-
ternoon In Rodey hall al the Univer-
sity of New Mexico follows.
Piano Nolnntary--"An dante." from
Op. ! tBrahms). u stanley Seder
Hymn No. i0i
Invocation. followed By chanl
Lords pr3yer.
solo--"Casting Anchors (Wilsoul
G. w. Jonker.
Responsive reading.
Gloria.
Anthem" Han to The Lords An
nOintedY (Andrews). Nesper choir.
Address, bg the Rev G. 4 Taylor, pas
tor Baptist csBrch,
Hymn No. 2S
Benediction.
Postlude
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
SELLERS GETS 9-F00T
MAP OF HIGHWAY FROM
HERE TO TRINIDAD

The Automobile Club Of Southern
California yesterday SEM Col y. X
~ Sellers a nine.fpot man az the Ma
flonal Dld Trails route from Trini-
dad 10 AlhuHuerWle. The map. which
~ blueprint. WAS taken from a
traciha nlnde for the slgnppstine Of
The route u shows the road between
THE tsVo cities la greater detail than
any other map vet made, as far ar
Colonel Sellers knows. He tackled II
up on the wall ~ his office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
EXTERIOR FINISHING
OF CITY HALL WILL BE
BEGUN THIS SPRING

The work of putting the exterior
finishing on the city hall Is TO be
started AK soon as the weather be-
comes settled The collection of the
1914 taxes put enough money in the
city hall fund for this work The
committee has nutuyet decided upou
the kind Of finishing. except that
fredericksburg will not do
The second story OF the hall viii
not be completed this year. The fire
department dormitory and Longing
room win be plastered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
MAN WHO STOLE SHOES
FROM WOOD HAULER Is
ARRESTED BY GUEvARA

arrested Frank Riblera shortly be-
fore midnight last night. near the
brewery. he found him wearing an
overcOat stolen from wood hauler's
camp, He also found pair of shoes.
taken from the camp, In the mans
pockets. Gueyara locked Ribiera in
iaiI He came here from La Junta,
al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The body Of t. s Mason. q Years
old. who died Thursday al his home
on North Fourth street was shipped
last night Is strong Brothers to
Junction City. Kan, for burial The
brother & L Mason arrived here
yesterday morning aud accompanied
the body home. Mr. Mason had been
here since November
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

Mrs MRude rssery, 81 years old.
died Thursday al her home Ia tho
highlands She H. survived by three
children, Who ike IN oklahoma, Her
II al strong Brothers undertaking
lppms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER REPORT.

For The twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock yesterday eYening.
Maximum temperature. u de-
Hrcoa. minimum temperature, 20 de-
greek. range. ~ Temperature al 6
y, m, ~ degrees Cast winds; cloudy.
Precipitation. o. Of an inch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
DO yoa Relish Your Meals?

Your food does Int slittle good when
you have no desire fer Il. Take one
Of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately
after dinner II Will enable your sto-
mach to digest food naturally. For
sale by all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

The body II Mrs } $. Gfeller who
died "Wednesday will he shipped this
morning 90 junction CITY KAN BY
strong sfnthera AIR Gfeller viii ac%
company the body
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
DEMPWOLF CAUGHT
IN BLOOMINGTON;
K|DNAP ING CHARGE
Search Lasting Nine Months
Finally Lands Restaurant
Keeper in Custody; Son Died
in Arkansas, Belief.

Theodore Dempwolf. former Owner
OF a local restaurant. whom IndR
Sheriff Dick Lew has been tryinE
% locate for nearly a year. "a under
arrest IN bloomington H.. charged
with kidnapping his small son,
Under Sheriff Lewis received q tell
egrnm yesterday from the sheriff al
Bloomington. saving that he had
DempvOlf IN custody. Lewis learned
that he would return 10 Albuquerque
without extradltlon. the Bloomington
officer wiring IN reply 10 message
from Lewis that Dempwolf had sign
ed . waiver Deputy Sheriff A c.
BurtleFs left for Bloomington last
night on santa Fe train No. 4 taking
the Varfsnt issued upon an ind let-
meni. a photograph m Dempwoif.
taken with hts son. and 500 reward
ia be paid 20 the officer who made
the arrest.
ttrmcr Wife Offered Reward.
Dcmpwolfs first wife lives here.
They were divorced about a year ago
and the custody OF the child was
awarded 10 the mother by Judge Ray
nolds. Dempwolf was allowed 10 visit
him, lie took the child out for o
walk May g., 1914 and both disap-
pearcd. Mrs Dempwolf authorized
Under Sheriff Lewis TO offer reward
cf $50 for his capture.
Nothing was heard Of Dempwoif
from that day until Just a few days
ago. Once Nevada officers thought
they had him. but the suspect prove
10 be another man Under Sheriff
Lewis first hit upon Dempwolf's trait
early this week when the sheriff pf
Franklin county. Kan. at Ottawa,
wired him that he believed Dempwoif
was there. Before complete de-
ecriptlon and photograph. sent 10y
Lewis, could reach ottawa Dempwoif
was gone. The Kansas sheriff traced
him 60 Kansas city. That was the last
Information Lewis received from him.
Whether the Kansas sheriff had any
thing 70 do with his being spotted III
Bloomington, therefore, is not known
here.
Boy Died In Arkansas?
Dempwolf came TO ottawa from
Arkantas He was accompanied by
his wife and her sister. according to
the Kansas sheriff he evidently has,-
ing been married second time, The
landlady with whom they stQytd there
gathered the impresaiop MAT the child
had died Ia Arkansas, he said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

BARBER SHOP DAMAGED
SLIGHTLY BY A FIRE

Fire broke out in barber shop
at sis south First street al 1889
o'clock last night When the firemen
broke IN the door they learned il
had originated in i basket OF towels
The cause could not be aseertained.
The damage vas slight 4 hole was
banned through the floor. The shop
was owned by z. G., sanchez, who
sold II recently. John Cornetta owns
the building
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

SACRIFICE SALE--Cheiee corner
lot west end residence district--close
IN. Sacrifice II taken within ten days,
Property - II. by iis #. South ex-
posure. Address z. 0. Box 4Sl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

H.,B, Steward. the old time cowboy
boot maker. has opened up shoe re-
pair shop ut lis W. Central. Sails
faction guaranteed 20 NIL customers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

Auto Tops recovered and repaired.
Work guaranteed. TRANSPORTATION
charges paid iianref's Saddis'ry. IL.
West copper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

BARGAlN-A two-psssenger auto
mobile. VIII sell cheap or trade for
= diamaud ~ other property Nd
dress II, care journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

Fifteen choice Navajo rugs. Must
De Sold a mFRa'n 800 Ncrth Twelfth,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

The Lutheran EudcaVor society
gives ii Martha Washington tea With
home baking add home made candy
~ 2oa West Central this afternoon
and evening". Pnronlge ihem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20

Fancy goosis, ail k.asis aud prices.
Call vi. George. phone IigaN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-20
10 Talk TO President.

AS all THE activity springs into life,
President Moore win tell President
Wilson that the kinetic spark ne
loosed has been Transformed into
multiform colo and fluS, that the cx-
position Is open. President Wilson
in return viii send his spoken greet
ings. A chorus of 500 voices, accom-
panied by the exposition band, will
break into song. and an aereplane,
coming tho Tower Of Jewels, will re-
lease doves of peace.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

wife? Why, a heavenly seraphim
would have had no chance"
You loved him. Kitty ex-
claimed
Always" she answered. solemn
ly.
Why did you marry Herbert ?"
Because wanted TO save my
self"
From him."
NO. from myself thought Her
bert being so staunch. so good, so
TRUE, would help me 10 be the
woman | in times OF sanity knew
| could be-but il was no use. Mar
gle. I'm going over there into what.
Eknow-not just the same Kitty; and
here bend down and let ME whisper
1t in your ear, am regretting a
little that ! hitched my wagon TO
n star. You see never got within
million miles OF the star and
travelling through heavenly space is
freezing cold exercise. Margie."
"Oh Kitty. Kitty, 1t kills me to
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
The Confessions of q Wife
Kittie is Still Honest With Herself

for both OF US il had been"
Kitty moved restlessly and
picked at the cover-lid. Il believe
now that had ! given myself utter
ly TO VIII Tenney. he would have
never let me go-when | was with
him / made him forget everyone
but me. II was only whom / went
away that he began to make over
lures to his wife.
Men are curious creatures, Mar
gle. They must have someone about
them that they think loves them.
II may not always be the one they
love most. but IT usually is the one
they think loves them most
81 have sometimes wondered,
Margie. how much Of love there
was and how much OF self interest
there was In Donna Tenney's going
back TO her husband. She was a
coward. She gave mp the fight and
left him because his vagrant fancy
had drifted to other women. She
did not even at that time have 10
battle with one woman, for you
know l came into his life after they
had separated.
do you suppose that would
have let any woman take VIII Ten
ney away from me, had | been his
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

RE. William Findlater. p. G. Glib
son, Nell Campbell. Charles Lowe.
James Brett and William Cameron.
Regal Du Pont Payette. of Crosse
Pointe, left "Wednesday for france
to join the Red Cross ambulance
corps Mr. Payette accompanied
his friends. Pierre de Troyer Du
Pont. OF Wilmington, Del, and
Routes Mallett, of Paris.
o
In the Hotel Statler. Saturday
afternoon. the East Side Settlement
association will give card party
for the benefit OF the settlement
house. Mrs. +. n. Beasaw as gen
eral chairman of the affair has had
the able assistance OF various COM
mittees.
A delightful collection Of portrait
miniatures BY Edouard +. Kaufer,
are. on view in the OLeary gal
leries. No. 40 Woodward-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

After a little sigh that held re
lief and a great satisfaction Kitty
was silent for a moment.
Suddenly she looked up and the
hand that / held trembled. Mar
gle. have you heard from Will late
'ly?"
He and Donna are making the
Nile trip-=DUnua wrote me that Bill
seemed to be a little restless. Said
he had had enough of Egypt and
fleas and had asked her that morn
ing how she would like to go
home"
And what did Mrs. Tenney say
TO that?" was the low-voiced ques-
ton.
she wrote that she thought they
would be starting for home very
soon as Bill was talking more and
more OF his old friends and won.
dering what they were doing"
We'll. there Is one old friend
that VIII Tenney often wonders
about, although he does not speak
OF her, who is Just now rather bus
lily engaged in dying" said Kitty
grimly.
"Margie, you will understand
when l tell you that l believe that
Win Tenney cared more for me
than any other woman he has ever
known. ! suited him and We
touched on every side OF the facet
and It was diamond cut diamond
with us. We each were brighter
and happier in each others com
pany than with anyone else. Al.
though we did not always agree
we were always in accord. That's
a paradox isn't IL?
II think I knew him better than
he knew himself and | know that
| showed him more of the real OF
me than | ever did to any other
man. Do you know that we never
had one word OF real annoyance
or unhappiness all the time VIC
were together. Our companionship
was IDEAL am sure that | am the
only woman TO whom he always
tried to tell the truth. He could
not help lying TO me occasionally
no man can-but could always
tell when he was being untruthful
and | always brought him back to
some semblance OF truth without
his knowing IT,
II was never his mistress, Mar
gie"-I held IN my hand 10 pro-
test there; disclosures at this time
seemed almost blasphemous--"but
perhaps It would have been better
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. White. are
staying IN the Hotel Raleigh. Wash
ingtou. ID. c.
@
Miss Ruth Sterling entertained at
tea. Thursday afternoon, in honor
OF Miss June Wood.
D
Miss Elizabeth Bredin will give
q dinner Saturday evening, In the
Country club, In honor of Miss Ma
RE Moran.
Mrs. Jesse II. Farwell and Mrs.
George Farwell have returned from
Breton Woods. y. H., where they
spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick s. Stoepel
have closed their summer cottage
at Pine Lake and returned to their
home. No. 2ll Seyburn-aye.
Miss Wilma Waite and Marshall
Waite who have spent the summer
with their father, VIII A. Waite,
have returned TO school in the east.
o.
Founders day will be observed
Monday. in the Thompson Home for
p Old ladies. Fancy articles wall be
offered for sale and afternoon tea
will be served.
Mrs. ". Il. stephen and Miss Is
abel stephen, No. 1924 West Grand
blvd. left Thursday for an extended
visit to the Pacific coast and Cana
dian northwest.
The first meeting for the season
OF the Detroit Review club will take
place Monday. in the Century build
ing. An informal social hour will
follow the program.
o
In the Indian Village club Sltur.
day evening. there viii be bridge
and dancing far mamAats- itA-fe-
freshmcrts served during the even
ing.
q -
Mrs. Robert VI. Berry entertained
IL OF the debutantes OF the season
at her home in Bloomfield Hills
Wednesday. In honor of Miss Eliza
beth Muir and Miss Marian Doug
las.
.
The Rluc Ribbons Pleasure club
met Wednesday evening. IN The
home Of Arthur Brandt, No. 575
Sheridan.ave, Music and danclag
followed the business meeting. The
club will meet Wednesday evening
Oct 90. in the homo ~ Miss Ircno
La Porte. No. ils Alfrcd-st
st. Andrews society will give 6
Scotch concert and dance. Thurs
day evening. Oct %. Thu commit
tee In charge includes Robert Ger
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

polite glance at the costume that
the little troubles" are separate
affairs and the gown may be worn
with or without" They are made
OF old gold pussy willow taffeta to
correspond with the color scheme
OF the gown; they are gathered at
the knees on an elastic band and
they're te-be- pulled TIP stocking
fashion where they are held firmly
over the knees by the elastic.
A band Of blue and gold oriental
embroidery is set on At the bottom.
The coat OF the "pantalette
gown" Is made OF gold color suede
cloth lined with richly embroidered
blue satin and trimmed with red
fox. The gown is OF Georgette
crepe In the same color and there's
foundation skirt OF pussy willow
satin
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
CITY SWEPT BY
CROCHET CRAZE

PRINCETON, Ind. Oct 15.-This
city has for several weeks been In
the throes OF the crochet craze.
Many women can hardly put down
their crocheting long enough to
get the meals and attend 70 the
housework. Surgeons say that IL
Is becoming serious.
Hardly day passes but the sur
gecns have to treat from one to
three women or girls who have jab-
bed the points OF crochet needles
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
PLUCKING MAKES q
HENS LAY WEI

GENTRYvILLE. Mo-. Oct. IT,
Mrs, Sarah Crowder, an old reside
CT this vicinity. Is introducing Q nee
wrinkle as an egg producer. ~
picks her hens to make them layz
Last summer she plucked the feat1 +
crs from rs hens and says she Uoe3
good results in the way Of Inoro'
eggs. .ekt
She admits the hens squauk oe
little during the picking process am
that the loss OF feathers makes H.
inconvenient for them. whca, theyS
fly down from the roost they M
the ground like brick. she ssaSa1
She considers the experiment. hHd
paid and advises others 10 try it, e
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

hear you talk like this at this
time"
Dear Margle, that is why sent
for you so that Kitty Malram might
die as she lived. honest with her
self"
(To BE Continued)
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

resinol soap, this
soothing, h e aim g
olntm ent usually
C ars away a | ]
trace Of eczema,
ringwOrm, rash or
similar tormenting,
sleep preventing
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
BY BETTY BROWN.


Don't say fiippant things about
the pantalets. You'll probably be
wearing them with your new frock
and the woman next door will be
wearing them. too. For they've
come TO stay for a while; they are
no longer n fad nor freak OF
fashion, bni- -styla- that-haS the
approval OF the Fashion Art League
OF America.
asked Nine. Marguerite
member or The league--today 10
show me an authoritative gown that
would forecast tho modes OF the
winter season. and ont from the
show rooms trippcd a pretty young
manikin CARRIED as YOU sec her
here In lovely three-piece gown
and pantalets.
You'd never guess from n merely
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

skin diseases quickly ana at niue
cost. Physicians have prescribed
resinol ointment regularly for over
90 years, so you need not hesitate
to use it freely. Sold by all drug
gists. For a sample free. write TO
Dept. AR, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15
is YOUR TOILET SAFE?

Many toilet soaps contain harsh.
injurious alkali. Resinol soap con-
tains absolutely no free alkali, and
to II il added .he resinol medica-
ton. This gives it soothing, heal
ing properties which clear the
complexion. comfort tender skins
and keep the hair healthy.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

into their fingers or haD1nf
many instances the broken ~
have to be cut out. y