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Evening journal., 1917-12-04
BILL OFFERED TO
REPEAL SALARY TAX
Another Measure 10 Levy
on Congressmen's In
come is introduced
EXEMPTION IS
PUT AT So 600

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The strong
sentiment for the repeal of the excess
profits tax on earned incomes. came io
the surface Immediately Congress CON
yencd yesterday Two bills for the re-
peal Of the section were introduced IN
the House and a third bin sun
mitted 20 make senators aud h. presen-
tatives subiert1o The excess profits tax
Of per cent ON AN Of their earned in-
come above s6.0oO "a year.
Representative Sinnoti. Of Oregon. in
iroduced the measure 10 repeal the ev-
reption which removes senator's and
Representatives from the effect Of the
tax. The bills for the repeal of the
section were introduced. by Represen-
9iiyes Mott and snyder, both Of Nev
York
Representative Cooper, Of ohio. indi-
Gated dissatisfaction With the war rev
enue measures among his constituents
by Introducing a measure TO repeal tho
present excess profits section and sub.
stitutc a revised list Of percentages on
incomes subject 10 the tax
n was learned from a member of the
House WAYS and Means Committee that
the advisory committee 'on excess
profits named by Secretary McAdoo 10
assist in drawing M regulations for
the administration of that section OF
The law is expected 10 recommend
either that ihe Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue. through proper leeisla-
iion, get greater power In reaching a
determination OF what shall constitute
capital or that The obnoxious definition
of capital In the law be repealed and a
new aud fairer de0nsion substituted.
Under the present definition It has de-
yeloped that entire classes Of business
such as banks are subject TO taxation
based on a much smaller capital than
they possess Their net income is
made 10 appear 10 be a larger percent.
age 0f their invested capital. wherea.
if the actual capital employed IN th,
business were considered the net in'
come would be such a small perconlag'
of 70 That h would not be subjected {,
any excess pr0nts tax
The recommendations from the excess
profits advisory committee are 10 b
acted on during the present month.
4 is understood IN order that the change
which would be made may be applied
ITO taxes on the present calendar yea
Representative Longworth. of Ohii
Is preparing TO push the plan TO pr'
vide for paying the excess profits q
In instalments. The organization
some business concerns. particular
msnufacturing concerns. is such ill
while they are puiting much of ih,
cash into extensions 90 their plants Z
the governments war purposes. the
available cash Is less than their tax
viii amount 10 under present c0nd
ii0ns
10 Is understood the Treasury ID
parimcnt favors the plan which w0ul
permit the issue of notes by the Trea.
ury, these notes 90 De payable by th
firm subject 90 The tax within six o
icight months The Treasury could los
nothing and the demand for heavs
loans from banks would be- prevented
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
Local K. OF c. ASK
100000 WAR FUND
Conlinued from First Page.

Continued from tllct fdSt.
Tuesday evening, December IL, TO raise
A fund Of 10000 and unwa a for me
spiritual and social betterment of the
soldiers i'm the cantonmenls and on the
front in France.
The campaign viii be launched with a
big gel-together gathering on the even-
ing of the nth and on the following
morning teams Of men and women un-
der team captains and numbering about
200 workers, will start out TO seek sub
scripiios 10 this worthy cause.
Until The evening OF saturday. de-
ccmber %. the campaign will continue
with no let mp and by that tinie It IS
hoped 10 have exceeded the amount OF
the fund allotted 90 Delaware so that
the workers and an who are interested
in the campaign may spend Christmas
as merry as the existing war situation
will allow. with the thought that they
have been doing their bit to make. not
only Christmas Day but every other day
i'm the year a little happier, o little more
comfortable and a little nobler for our
soldier boys than IL would be without
Inc work Of the knights Of Columbus
the camps.
Organization for The campaign is
moving rapidly Quarters have been
opened I'm Offices known as rooms lao
o il2 on the mezzaninc floor Of the
Hotel dupont, and there a large force
Of stenographers. serving under the eX-
,cutivc committee and campaign man
ayers together with others promoting
lhe campaign. are bushy engaged In
getting out the advance work.
Concedmg that anything that is done
for the social and spiritual welfare Of
ihe men In the service is worth en-
,ouraging. everyone will be willing TO
admit that he is only doing his duty by
contributing 10 this fund. for the work
If the knights of Columbus is non-sec-
arian in character and for the benefit
of every soldier in the camp. Just like
ihe work OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, which was so enthusiastic
ally and popularity supported in the re-
cent campaign.
II is hoped. by the aid Of tho cam
paign. 10 have 500 representatives OF
the knights Of Columbus minisierng 10
The general welfare and comfort of the
soldiers i'm the training camps within
the next few weeks The work Of these
tonresentatives is done through the
knights OF Columbus halls in the vari-
ous camp, each Of which is equipped
with reading desks, libraries, benches,
folding chairs, photographs, player pi-
amos, moving picture apparatus. aih
lstlc equipment and other facilities for
general entertainment, and If there is
a demand. debating and literary so
cieties will be organized. Another big
work done by this rganization which
is beneficial 10 the relatives and friends
Of the soldiers. as well as the soldiers
themselves, is the Information bureaus
which are maintained at the front SO
that those at home and those in the
trenches may hear from one another,
and through which creature comforts
may be transmitted.
The above but summarizes some of
Ile outstanding features Of the X. Of e.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
LENIfE Sees HOPE
FOR BOLSHEVIKl
Maximalist Premier Elated
by Results of Petrogrsd
BallOting
TROTSKY SAYS KAISER
WELCOMES ARMISTICE

PETRoGRAD Dec i.-Nikolai Lenine.
the Bolshcyiki Premier, on Friday ex-
pressed great elation over the results OF
the election in Petroerad when asked
for an expression Of opinion regarding
the outcome.
The elections have proved a great
victory for the Bolsheviki party" said
Lenine "rhe number Of votes cast
for it IN the elections of May and Au-
gust and now IN November is con
stanlly growing"
DO you suppose that the Constituent
Assembly Will sanction all the meas
ures passed by the new government Of
National Commissioners ?" ne was
asked
Yes" he replied. "li viii sanction
these because there Will he no ma
iority. According To your supposition
against Us. and together with the Left
social revoluiionisis. we will consti-
tute a majority m petrograd seven out
Of twelve.
Lenine expressed the belief that only
Social Revolutionisis besides Bolshev-
Xxi would enter the new Council Of
National Commissioners.
The German miliiarists are not lis
tening out Of humanitarian motives OF
feeling Of sympathy toward Russia to
the proposal for an armisiice. Leon
Trotzky. the Bolsheyik Foreign Com
missary. said in an address Yesterday
30 the Soldiers and Workmen's Dele
gates only fear Of the German prole-
tarilt inspired by the example Of the
Russian revolutionists. prompted then
20 accept the overtures OF Ensign kry-
lenko the Bolshevik commanier-in-
chief he asserted
III the German Emperor and his
generals, their breasts covered with
ribbons for the slaughter they have
committed had their way TrOtskS
declared, the Russian revolution
would have died, applauded by the
bourgeoise and by our present allies
The German Emperor and his gen
erals entered into negotiations Will
+ Krylenko because the Russian revolu.
lioniisls said TO the nations OF the
world: For forty months YOU hav'
been running the lives Of hundreds Of
millions. Hunger is spreading widel
and wider
THE Russian revolution has pointed
a way out, and this makes us forge
/ the want Of military success. The En-
peror, has spoken 10 us as equal e
/ equal because he knows a revolution
Of the German proletariat, a rebellion
OF soldiers and peasants. would De IN
answer IL he gave any other reply
NJ TrOlzky declared the diplomatist
4 of fho yvorld were destined To- see IA
F greatness Of the power OF the Bolshev
Xxi. which had been recognized by al
people. adding: III tne diplOmatist
persist IN their refusal 90 recognize
they will be swept away"
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
NEWS HAPPENINGS
About new Castle
Penn Seaboard Company TO
Erect Large Plate
Mill
RED CROSS SEWS
FOR SOLDIER BOYS
Special to THE EVENING IoURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del. Dec. i-Resi-
dents Of New Castle were elated 70
learn yesterday that the Penn Sea
board Steel Corporation is about TO
build substantial addition TO its
8aldt plant outside this city. The cor
poration viii erect plate mill on a
new site which 10 has acquired. The
new mill will give employment 10 hun
dreds Of men. and win result in
considerable increase 10 the population
n the coity. and cause a demand for
more houses here. Since the dull
lines at the Bethlehem plant. and the
'losing OF the New Castle Construc-
ion Company's works. many men have
been laid of, and the town has felt
he shrinkage in the industrial popu-
alton quite seriously No better news
,ould be told than the increase in
Industrial activity.
The New Century Club will entertain
he Delaware City club women at the
meeting OF the Current Events Glass
On Friday afternoon. and very pleas
ant program is being prepared for the
occasion. A social hour and tea viii
'ollow the Current Events
Miss Winslow. Of the Woman's Col
lcge faculty. will lecture before the
New Century Club and the Home
school Association tonight, on the
Painter Monks" the lecture 10 be H.
ustrated with stereopticon views. Miss
3egina Rothrock will give piano solo
Narn mir r.fr afn
Dr. Lewiz Zion and Miss Florence
7isin. who have been ihe weekend
Tuesis Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander F..
ioudiss. returned Yesterday 90 iheir
home in New York city
The Dorcas Society Of Nazareth W..
:. Church will meet on Thursday at
ne home Of Mrs Ernest Foster, on
Norih Fourth street.
on account Of the scarcity of coal
and wood, many families are only
heating a few rooms OF their houses
for the immediate present. The coal
supply is not totally lacking, but it
,omes in driblets to the local yards.
- About every other person in the
,iiv is the ictim Of a heavy cold. the
Epidemic being ascribed by the doc
ors 10 the variable weather.
The little Carroll boy fell down the
srmory steps Sunday night receiving
a cash in his head. which was treated
~ Or. Julius Dodd.
City Council meets tonight.
Tie Red Cross Society Is getting a
considerable quantity Of work done
for the soldiers. They would like
more volunteers 90 sew and take knit
ting 30 do.
The current was of for a while
early last evening, and the street car
service was temporarily suspended.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
ALL REGISTRANTS
MUST Co TO WAR
Question OF Dependency
Not Always Valid Under
New Regulation
QUESTIONABLE
COMES TO CITY

40 man viii be granted exemption
from the military draft because DE hus
dependents. In review Of the situation
as affecting registered men. Provost
Marshal General Crowder has made
that plain m his instructions to he
local exemption boards lie clearly
and concisely defined the governments.
position in the following words.
"War must bring Inconvenience ana
sacrifice 10 all. The selectiNe service
law cxempis no person from military
service on the ground of dependency.
Tho re-classlncation scheme Is design
ed 20 defer the induction into the
army Of reglstranis upon whom other
persons are mainly dependent for sup
port until after persons without actual
dependents have been called"
Despite the agitation which Is said
10 be in progress i'm congressional and
other governmental circles 10 brine
under the draft the class OF men who
have reached the oge Of 2i since Juno
, last. ami 90 make accessible tho
classes of 20 and 40 years old, thereby
guaranteeing tho practical exemption
OF married men with dependent
families. IL is said the War Department
would oppose any extension OF tha
draft until the present registered men
have been used up.
To bring In one or more new classes
would completely upset The present
machinery and the new classification
both Of which were carefully prepared
and worked out. n was stated For
example, each registered man now has
"a number and a position on the list
class would entail a new registration
for that class and then under the pres
ent machinery, II would be practically
impossible 10 arrange a Just method of
distributing the newcomers in refer
ence TO liability TO call
The locai exemption boards today re-
ceiyed their assignments of copies o'
the QUESTIONABLE which are 60 be dis
tributed TO an the men who are reg
isiered. except those who have been
actually sent 10 the training camps
None Of the local boards has rs run
quota Of these copies but more are eA-
pected In a short time Each has % ~
stamped and on each the name ana ao'
dress of the registrant has 20 pe VII
ten. This will require much WnIh lt,
each local board has from a0ov ~ '',.
men I'm its district The quesNeAlaH
win then be mailed % each resistran'
who viii have % 1ll 20 out ana return
"a Al bis local board within seven day
I, h. o,neried she questionnaire VIII
~, ecpf out about December -.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
DFNTTIS
P~rlswIr ~IeIds.

P-nlarin Nieids.
NIELDS- In this city. on December ?
1917. BENJAMIN Siclda. aged - yearf
Friends are invited 10 attend the funcr@
services at No. so Broome street o.
Thursday afternoon, December g AZ
o'clock interment private. Please olni
h0wcrs.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
n.c,nNs,GETs nECREE.

In superior Court this morning
uudges Boyce and Rice granted Davil
A. NIcCarns n decree nisi in his suit
for divorce against Rosa v. McCarps
on statutory grounds. The case WAS
heard last week W. 2. lyman repre-
senied The plaintiff. and l,eubtn Sai-
ierihvato. ir- the resro7dori
Evening journal., 1917-12-04

work in the camps. No one but the
soldier boy knows or will know the
complete benefits OF such an under
taking II must be experienced TO be
appreciated. But, so long as the sol
diers arc 10 be the principal bene-
hcisries, the detail doesn't matter so
much TO those who are asked TO con-
tribute so Ions as they may rest az
sured that they are placing their money
where II viii be spent In .the way TO
do The most good for the soldiers in
whom they are interested.
70 is 10 be expected, then. that with
these good reasons for supporting the
campaign. II will receive unanimous
public cooperation.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston today is-
sued the following permits
To George n. Bigger t0 install
heating plant. al No. 3Qs Washington
street. 10 cost s315.
To Harry e.. Jones, 40 make altora-
tions at No. 2s2I West second street.
30 cost s25.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04

II vould be well 70 advertise lost
articles IN the Want ~ column lnls
week. Transfers, chauneurs, carriers
and engineers are all under-a bene-
flcent ruins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
OF
HIDES NEEDED.
SAYSCANALE
REPRESENTATIVE CALLS RTTEnTl0N
TO FACT THAT He HAD NOTHING
TO DC WITH RE-ESTABLISH-
MENT or INSPECTORS OFFICE.

Representative J. II. Canalc- Nj Cameron
county IN a statement 10 The Herald to-
day, called attention ~ ire fact that ~
was ne ~ office III thc time either of ,hc
adjustment of the hide inspectors office
or at the time Of the re-c-tahli-hmant nf
the office, nor with the appointment W the
present Inspector. Tomas 1ririlna. Mr.
Canalc~ was elected 10 office in 1916. !
while the actions referred ~ occurred III
1919. Colonel Lawrence n. Bate Was the
representative at the time. retiring from
office December 81. 1916.
The statement was made III connection
with IN article in The Herald yesterday in
been abolished and re-c-tabli-hed upon y
petition signed IN residents NJ the county.
The appointment ot Mr. Tiierina wa- made
~ Governor J. r.. Ferguson. ic was hold
ing the office having been elected tn iL.
Referring further to the complaint of
the firm Of CASTOR. Williams & Wiemnre.-
importers and exporters. in behalf of ii-
client. the Mexican Hide Company. which
desires to use This port, with reference to
an alleged unjust charge for hide in-pcc-
ton at this port. Mr.. Canalc- said:
Every ranch owner in Cameron county
will remember that IN 1913 the firm eli
Mitchell a Jennings had bought y large
number ~ cattle ~ MtNir" and had some
crossed I'M ihi- port and n order to avoid
paying Tor me Inspection d~ provided rs
la" brought considerable local influence
\" pas 7 hll eNemriing 'amer"n county
rom me moe ana animal inspection iav-
Inc legislature beng M session ~ the
time II was passed and became Y law. The
people were tod thai great prosperity
would follow such action a~ cameron
county was io secure ~ great benefit. Whci
~ Tact two NONRESIDENT persons who di
not care "A c"ntincnial 'or cameron coun-
'N were 'he "ilN neieiiel"Ftc" "i ihi~ ar
ZION.
lh'h our hi' -ifs- followed. FINN I'M
: lre~h lh ihe memory "i every cattle own
er ~ cameron county lhr iHci tAJi thr
greatest 'Hillr ihir'trN followed ln ihi-
county dnfihk i'l' aha i'4L' Ihe ih'fc~
h''"lI' -' n"ld lhai ' reaction l'Hh place
ana I'M 1910 giant pttlii"h signed 'N every
."'ue raiser HI 'he r'nhlf priil"neh ine
ie-~i''urr Z" pui u- BACK within th' hd'
ana amman inspection ltv' an" Colonel
h'l' 'h'h ""r representative hhd ihe hr.L
'"hI'aH-"h "i lh' Ilr- "i lhe Herald
i"r i"i'- 1919 amt 1913, during thr tHua
"e hAd II" moe ana animal Inspector WITH
S"nr ne @ine' 'he Inspection "i~ rc-"-
tahl-hed aud TIT the people ~cr tur Them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
Church Notices
SACRED HEART caURCH.

The following services AZ the Church II the
Sacred Heart are announced:
100 w. m.. holy communion and mass.
$50 O.. mi. sunday school.
900 Y. .m. high mass and sermon.
1870 \. m.. holy rosary. Answers ~ aucs-
ton box.
Bcncdictiou 10 the blessed sacrament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services for Sunday ~ the First Raptis
church. corner III Eighth ard Elizabeth streets
have been announced rs Rev. George j. Me
Murrv. the pastor. ~ follows:
Sunday school. $50 q. ~.
Preaching service. II n. ~.
At the evening service hr. McAlurrv Wi
preach his farewell sermon. lie leaves a. IN
tyr army y. VI. II. a. wn.k at Fort san
nut ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

lr. :. X. liallIm, pastor NJ the Central
Christian Church. announces the following sun
dry services:
Sunday School. 9:i5 n. "a.
Morning worship II 4. H.. The public il in
yitsd to attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION cHURcH.

The usual services are announced far Sua-
day 40 the Church of the Immaculate Conccp-
ton. Twelfth ara Jefferson streets. Masses viii
io held a, q. TO, y and in:fn o'clock IN the
tu .s- h+ ..-. ua '..Ie especially fpr
tH- I'M tt .-.a MIN .t,U'rE there will
ivy 4 .-t..u. .rl.. a.a ,cnriiciion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. Angus McNiir. pastor " the American
PRESBYTERIAN church. Ninth and Elizabeth
streets. announces tie following services i"i
Sunday:
Sabbath school, o:ll q. "a.
Preaching service. every second ana fourth
Sabhaihs Of the month nc IL p. ~.
Prayer service every "Wednesday evening ~
100.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
MEXICAN BAPTIST CHURCH.

tnrnrr E0uIpvArd and Adlms street.
Sunday school at $50 q. an. Glasses fog al
ages. Competent teachers. Discussions IN
Spanish. Preaching service every Sunday cvcnr
Ing I'd 1:3u.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening az
80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

The National A. ". W.T. Providence IVY re-
ported w nave offered 500 u far w ijI-
teen round bout between Lightweight
Benny Leonard and JOHNNY Dundee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

Get One Today box Of Soul Kiss face
powder with every purchase Of a Jar Of
Soul Kiss face cream. Eagle Pharmacy.
2t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
THOUSANDS or GRAPE FRUIT TREES
(IIome Crown
n. n. Banker, Brownsville, Texas.

The Queen Observation-Disclosures Sylvia
Dreamer. the beautiful Australian actress
who has recently made such pronounced
success in lnce pictures, A. VIM. :. IIart's
leading woman. 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

". A. Macarthur Of san Antonio arrived
in the city today for 4 short stay on bust
ness.
j. q. Holland Of L %.troit, Mich, il a Wis
itor in the city.
J. q. Fernandez has returned 10 the city
after being away for some weeks.
b. q. SilverStone Of New York City ~
in Brownsville for 4 few days on business.
+. +. Shirar Of Sebastian. acting county
superintendent Of schools, H. IN the city Tor
the weekend.
W. ". Barton of New York City II q
business visitor in the city Tor 2 few day..
T.. +. Kilinger Of Chicago, III. il 4 bust
ness visitor in the city today.
William Blenke Of Cincinnati, Ohio NJ
in Brownsville today.
W.. T.. Harlan of Dallas i in Brownsville
today.
- h,a
- ,
~ - ~,
u 80 'F
RI. -, word ,,u .,ta ', h,,.
- i, N. Nm. - IN, Tne ucuu,
- ,u,ou, Tav, ,lc- E,.uv a,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

Your Wants in cleaning and pressing Of
I'll kinds properly taken care Of by Rui-
ledge. Phone l43. IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10
FOR HOME GROWN GRAPE FRUIT
TREES. QUALITY KIND-SEE
N. N. BANKER.
lll8 Elizabeth ST., Brownsville. Texas.

A.. q. Hammond Of Sinto i n visitor in
the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

J. r. Sanford. who - connected With
the National Cash Register Company. came
down from San Antonio tor several day
ON business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

A. T.. Brochi w Rockport y ii Brown
Vile for several day~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

Word from 81. Louis has il that Roger
liornSby, The Cardinal short.top. is the
ilr~t hold-out Of the off-seaSon. 'Tis said
Roger not only REFUSES to stand for \ cni
IN salary, nut demands more money if no
plays next wear,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-10

has issued the following marriage licenses:
Soiero REYES and Eugenla Nillareal: I'aniei
Garcia and Herlinda Lopez: Ascension
Carrezales and Antonio llabeteed: Pedro
Montemavor and Refugia Benavldes.
Solid Gold Wedding Rings Of the usual
high Rutledge standard; the best that
money can buy, at tho old reliable Ruiledge
Jewelry Store.
Warninq-See the Brunswick Phono-
graph before YOU buy any other make.
They play any record. u
Our fish is sold the day il is caught. We
own and operate our boats and SCENES and
receive the fish daily.-Rio Grande Fish
Co.-tf.
Brunswick Photograph for sale by
Brownsville Drug Co. M Market square
If
We are taking care Of our trade. We
Oar customers will tell You this.-Rlo
IGrande Fish Co.-tf.
Have the Impression on you that ".All il
One" means plays any record on earth
that i Brunswick Photograph. Browns
vile Drug Co.. only agents for the amou
Brunswick Photographs. II
Soul Kiss face powder given free witt
Soul Kiss face cream az the Eagle Phar-
macy. =
Do 1t k0w-Buy those oysters for sup
per. We have the selects.-Rio Grandc
Fish Cot.
Sold Liquor Charge. J. Kirkham Of
San Benito haS been arrested by tnitec
States Marshal Read and j. charged witt
violating section l. Of the new army liquor
bill. lie was placed under $3.50 bond by
| Commissioner Goodrich. and j. being hel,
in Jail in default Of bond. The ease will b,
tried November Is, NJ , y. m.
Hair Cut. Shampoo. or Massage. 25c
Pure water baths: good service Al Whit
Front Barber Shop. 4
Free, Free, Free-One box Of Soul XII.
face powder with every purchase If a DO,
of Soul Kiss fac. cream. The Eaqi
Pharmacy. >