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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
.C0EDUCAT|ONAL. PLAN
At RICHMOND COLLEGE:
president Boatwr.ght Announces
Women Will Re Admitted to
Professional Courses.
TO USE JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL
Members of Studcn. Army Training
Corps VIII BE Indicted Into Ser
vice To-Day to Prepare for Com
missions in L. $. Army.

w omen viii he admitted to the pro-
tessional courses of Richmond College
on equal terms with men, il was an
nounced last night by President Boat
wright. following the successful con-
clusion OF his efforts to obtain use of
John Marshall High School for the col
leSc law school
In making the announcement Presi-
| dent BoatwriGht stated that the de-
cision TO admit women to the profess
seems that they arc soon 10 be nut on
| equai terms with men in politics" and
hat all of the schools will eventually
institute cocducation.
The agreement through which the
John Marshall High School is TO be
given over TO the college was reached
lcGe trustees and the City School Board
II provides that the college may use
the building for it's law classes in the
evening hours between $40 and $50
o'clock. The law department of the
nigh school is to be combined with that
OF the college.
STUDENTS TO HE GIVEN
BEST or ,iEHIChL CARE
Other important announccma uts con-
corning Richmond College made by DIR.
cartwright last night are TO the eff
feet that ali reEistrants. who register
cd before September - and were placed
in limited or deferred classification Of
the draft may he inductcd into tho
students army training corps at any
time before October 10. and that all
members Of the corps who may become
sick while in college will be taken
to General Hospital No. 90 for treat
ment under the direction OF army
physicians
The fifteen students stricken at the
college with influenza in mild form
have already hccn taken to the hos
pitai. which is housed in buildings own
ed by the college and turned over To the
Federal government for the period OF
the war. DR.. Boatwright stated that
in this respect his Institution was
favored beyond any other college in
the country. so far as he knew. No
other institution included in the stu
dents army training corps scheme is
we'll situated as 10 hospital Ia
cilities
DR. Boatwright desires to reassure
parents OF the young men in the corps
who may have fears for the safety of
their sons during the influenza scare.
All OF the young men affected by the
nialady are being given the best OF
treatment, and every prccaution Is be-
ing taken against its spread.
To-day at noon $50 of the young men
who have qualified for entrance in the
corps will be publicly indicted into the
service of the nation. The ceremony
viii take place OH the college campus.
Mayor Ainslie will make speech on
this occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
Former po,tc.,,, vi,

Justice Crutchheld bound j. c. Ma
pier, former policeman. over TO the
grand jury yesterday when arra;gucd
on charge Of selling liquor Police
man Ernest Smith arrested Napier
carly saturday evening near Seventh
and Byrd streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
New Hour. nj Iihrnr,

New Hours nj I.ihrnry
beginning 10 day the state Library
VIII he open from g. o'clock in the
morning until : o'clock in The even
ing. This announcement was made, YES
tcrday by Dr. II. Il. McIlwain..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

Take look at tho attic and then
phone Randolph TO advertise the un-
used hut useful things you find there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

"nnt Ad in The Tlmes-Dispatcb
VIII produce results for you quickly,
ihey are rnsy to insert. Call Randolph
4. 'bu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01
I:Nccss of rcccipts 70
Observation-Disclosures Thi. wccIs.

The home demonstration agents have
arranged for the following dcmonstra-
tons at the sixth street Market display
this week: Tuesday. jelly and prcserv-
ing. Thursday, canning: Friday, drying
The administrations viii be held at 10
O'clock each morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-01

Balance in Treasury
October /. l9lS..
Receipts from all sources
for year ending Sep
tcmher 80. 1915 ......
Receipts from all sources
FOR year ending Sep
toElbcr 80. 1917
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
CARD OF THAsh~

Wa wish = thank our friends and
nelghbors who 50 kindly assisted rs
and EzpzShIzed Nth n Il our re-
ee11 Bereavement q The death Of CIR
little daughter. Betty Jean Also ne
Nish 70 express err thanks TO the
members OF the Mormon caHrch and
TIE choir f0r the beautiful funeral
s rendered al tie meeting
nors
Nr. end Mrs. II. E Tna1ss
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
WHEN ROYALTY VISITS
THE SOLDIERS HUTS
fBg Oscar {. He~lto

London, August IS 1bg n2il3-
across the table sal an American SOL
dier- He really a. enjoying his food.
I Eas his hrzt feed al EglSHul
Incidentally, one can get 3 better
meal there Tor one-third the price
required a the average hotel.
The boys waitress vas a kindly
woman Her large endowment OF
tact had been cultivated 10 a re-
markabIe fneneSs. She chafted free
Il with the lad She knew what to
say and how 10 say IL With a hidden
skill she picked the subjects thai APP
pealed 10 him. He was being moth
cred 80 automatically tina he didn't
know IL
Finally the meal had been con-
sumed- The boy thanked her Then
he repeated it. Then he offered her
a tip of sixpense. He insisted that
she take il. He had risen TO become
emphatic She took him by the hand
rey walked away and I couldn't hear
any more of 1he conversation
Along came the superintendent of
the hut and | asked the name OF the
woman.
Lady Aehes0n. he replied
Il s said that she told the Royalty
about Eagle Hut so graphically that
theft desired TO visit it.
The dav when the king and queen
appeared. fourteen boys were waiting
in line for good old pancakes OF
American bnckwheat. The queen
thought she would like TO taste the
cakes and started for the line In
half a second it vanished and the
qdeen vas at the head of the Hew line
with the boys trailing along behind
Pancakes and syrup were passed out
10 her majesty. She took one bite
and placed the plate on the window
thar she might talk. While her back
was turned a C. s Jackie stole the
queens cakes. another plate was sub
srituted before the queen turned for
her second bite.
Her majesty desired TO see every
thing Every corner of the linen
room she inspected.
The king and queen visited the
Washington Inn later. That is re-
served for officers TIE guests had no
information about the visit. The
Y NJ. c. A officials were on hand to
receive the crowned heads as they
entered the door.
A lieutenant was sprawled out in
an easy chair asleep. Another OFFICER
shook him and Whispered:
| The king has come over to see
you"
What's that " said the lieutenant
still half asleep.
II The king Is here"
The hell you say" blurted out
the startled officer as he jumped to
his feet. Nearly everyone in the
lounge had heard him He rubbed
his ayes and went along. Il want
to shake hands with the king of this
beautiful country"
He marched forward with his hand
ou~tstretched and the king gave him
a good shake
What state you from" inquired
his majesty.
Tennessee" answered the lieu
tenant. The king and the ofacer
chatfed pleasatIy for Z minut or two
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
Expert Eye-Sight Specialist

must bring her own bread when she
zane 70 work.
Lady Evelyn explained that thru
some error the Officers had eaten
more than the weekly allowance of
bread for the inn.
The queen indicated her interest
in the subject by a sympathetic COM
ment.
The Tennessee lieutenant heard il
and remarked later: She's some
queen"
Two days later cherry pie was
served at the inn. Some of the Off
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

FOR SaLE-HoasAaold furniture.
including piano, roIi top desk. Lot
Hast heater rugs, mattress dresser
rocking chairs fancy table. kitchen
cooking stove. chairs. sewing ma
chine. refrigerator. ice cream freezer
chest drawers, Iinoleum. porch bench.
typewriter and table s5s MeGIl
Terrace. Canyon St. Ely s-2-1r
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

GERS believe there is q relationship
between the visit of the queen and
tie arrival OF the pie but those in
charge insist that it was supplied as
part Of the menu for the day. That
establishes the facts in the case. but
J haven't seen a piece Of pie since |
left the United States lasS June
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Mrs. Frzzk Dayle aas returned E-on
3 Ere #esks sz5E IN California
Hhle there sic Ws for : uze With
ker son. who Is in tie service O. MS
country Il Carp KeaEey-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

FOUND5On strawberry creek, a
saddle Owner may have same oy
Identifying il and paving for Ms
ad. Harry Frost, Gentry Ely, OF
This OFFICE s-25-lt
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Mss Dorothy Madsea VII hare q
beautiful lire Of pattern has CT lis
play Il The Northern sample r0om
NonGay. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week e-s-1r
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Good stock Of Mems Work Shoes
AZ lowest prices in Ely Fred Starr,
Ely Shoe Repair Works 5-12-ti
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Ers- Frank A. Bose. Nlse o. Dep
MY Sasriz Bose. q Ez1 EIy. Is rs
fHng friends N Reno ard Carson
City-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

L0ST-Black and white Boston
Toy bitch Reward Notify Elite
Cafe Slit.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

HamiitonFs orchestra is prepared
10 furnish excellent dance music 10
any part of the district Call or ad-
dress T. H Hamilton. 1925 Ave. 2.
East Ely. Nevada- s-25-tf
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08
Leaves Tor War Service.

Leaves Tor War Service.
Harold Goumoad left Saturday
morning for Reno 10 attend The State
University 10 Il himself for Ear ser
vice
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Fred Starr says
For covering the feef
/ won't be beat.
For comfort and wear
viii 1t you With care
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

ROOMS FOR RENT-At reason
able rates. Cumberland Hotel.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

See the latest modes in millinery
II the Northern Hotel sample room.
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
only Dorothy Madsen- s-s-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Experienced bookkeeper would
ike extra work evenings Address
J. ?. Watson. East Ely. New Gen
eral Delivery. tiff
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

Bishop Hunting TO Preach.
Bishop G. c. Hunting viii hold
services both morning and evening az
ST .Bartholomews Episcopal church
in Ely, mex Sunday, September 18th
FOR SALE-Rooming house OF
81 rooms, nicely furnished Inquire
- the Antler rooming house. East
Ely. s-s-tt
Light housekeeping rooms at the
Cumberland. 7-21-tf
FOR SALE-Washburn guitar. \
good instrument at a low price
Phone 23-Y- s-11-tf
Dorothy Nadsen will be at the
Northern hotel sample room Monday,
! September g. with an exclusive line
of millinery. for three days only.
s-s-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

FOR S1LE-Saxon six Touring
car n good condition: cheap In
c1ire al Ely Motor Car Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
Sc hizo 11arino por no
viivir con su esposa

NUEVA YORK, Abril 26.-En vls-
ia de los frecuentes altercados que
tenia Frank Schittini con 81 esposa,
DOR ell menor motive, 10 que hacia
para ambos Ia vida marital 'lmposi-
BILE. v uno Y otro resolvieron poner I'm
a esa vida Y al efecto ~llevaron q la
practica sus %proyectos sin ccmunl-
carselos entire 81.
Tai vez, esta ha sido Ia nnica en-
que ambos hayan tenido una mlsma
idea, que; Cos dos esposos pensaran
Ia misma cosa, 81 bien ~procealeron DC
diversa manera. La sonora Sc dlri-
gio al Consejo Local de Exenclones
v revoco su declaration Jurada, en-
Ia que apoyaba la declaration de su
marido, de tener bajo su dependen-
ceGiera la exencion en- 81 ~servlcle
ia a su esposa, para que sc le con-
militar. Mr.. Schittini por 81 parte
Sc dirigi6 a la Oficina de Recluta-
miento para la Marina, que Sc halia-
ba mas cercana de su casa, y Sc en-
Ilist6.
Como ia senora Schittini habia pre-
sentado va una queja contra su es-
poso Y una demanda para que Sc lie
c~oncediera la separation, y Ell senior
| Schittini habia sido citado por e.
! Magistrate Kochendorfer, al !legar
al tribunal Sc ~encontr0 conque su
| mujer Sc hallaba ALI, pero al saber
ell Magistrate la resolution del de-
mandado, de ir q servir a la Marina,
10 felicit6 Y pidi6 a la esposa de
aquel retirara su demanda, puesto
que no tenia va case 81 queja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
LETICIA.
ActuaIidadss ExtranjeraS
(V;epe de Ia Pag. Sa.)

les impon" q los dercchos de Ia IA
.milia.
"Sdiamente en- el case en- que Mn
guna De las soluciones anterioreS Sc
ha?a r~eali2ado, es cuando Ia tuteia
le es confiada a Ia oficina departa-
mental que Ia delega en- personals .
Asociaciones elegidas por ella.
"Siendo locales estos Consoles Y
estaado compuestos por las perSo-
mas mas respetables de IA l~ocalidad,
81 election Y sus decisiones Sc to-
man, baEo Ia vigilancia permanent
tie de Ia opinion publica, Ia mejor de
las garantias en- un pals democratic
co.
de tenido ~necesidad de deciros
estas cosas, porque Sc de TODD 10 que
es sapaz la propaganda de nuestros
enemiEos; porque Sc que no vaella-
rian para desanimar a Ia generos!-
dad americana; en- Representatives
faisamente una Francia dividida por
las luchas politicas y s!empre dis
paesta q desgarrarse 4 81 misma.
"Scaoras y Caballeros, 81 los ale
names d~ijeran Ia vcrdad, Francia,
en- este momerto mismo, despues
del Marine, despues de Ypres Y des-
pues de Vecdun, no tendria que infli-
girle i la invasion a!emana una Guar
t. derrota.
la verdad es que todoS Y todas
en- Francia no vivimos sino para
IN mismo ideal Y para un mismo
deber.
"La verdad es que una misma ter
nura n a los corazones martiriza-
dos.
la yerdad es que por medic de
todos nuestros actos desde hace cua-
trQ amos, cast, le proporcionamos al
la prueba mas brillante de
nuestra unidad moral y de nuestra
spiritual.
"Desde que me encuentro en- este
pals. he tenido el gran placer de
haber tenido, por espacio de algdn
en- mi casa, a varios cape.
lanes militares tanto cat6licos come !
protestantes: los ebades Flynn Ca
bdnel Y Souris y los pastores Lauga
Y Morod.
"Escuchadlos; 10 mismo que 70,
allos han hecho IA guerra. 10 mismo
lue 20, ellos lot Ia guerra bien
y onoren bien a Francia.
Recorded IL escena conmovedo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
70 soy el kaiser gri-
taba en- n. York
UNI loco

NUEVA YORK, Abril 27.-"Io
SOY el Kaiser! Io soy Ell KAISER"
gritaba aver tarde IN sUjcto con TO-
da la fuerza de sus pulmones, en- !a
esquina de Ia Gale 50 con Ia Avenl-
da lexington, una de las mas con-
curridas de la ciudaG. Los CRITICS del
sujeto hicieron que en- IN momento
Sc formara IN gran ccrro de genie
u cur!osamente trataba de investi-
gar 10 que pasaba. Algunos de los
que Sc hallaba mas cerca del md!v!-
due que Sc proclamaba como Ell Jefe
de los hunos modernos, "n1peZaror Q
dirigirie chirigotas, por 10 que indig-
nado aquel. empeZ0 Il ameaazar, jul
rando Y perjurando que haria n de
!as suyas para demonstrates cue era
NADIA menos que el orgulloso monar'
ca teut0n.
Como e! grupo de genie que Sc ha-
b:a Tornado estaba obstruyendo e.
trafico, varios gendarmes Sc 2cerca-
ron para despejar Ia Gale, mientras
dos hombres. mierlbros de una de las
escuelas culinarias establecidas POI
ell gCbicrno, que Sc hallaDa cerca de
lugar, Sc hacian cargo del "Kaiser"
amarrandolo con una cuerd2 para evi,
tar que fucra a cometer algun desa.
guisado.
a POGO lego una a~mbulancia J e
interpretive Kaiser" fue encerrai'
e. ella Y conducido a. Hospital d.
Bellevue, para que Sc le ponga Ell
observation.
FL sujeto de referencia manifesto
llamarse Carl Carl = tener 81 amos d:
eIad. En- una t~arjeta de registro one
Sc le encontr0 en- Ia bolsa, Sc dabs
IA direction Dc 3l5 Gale "a al Oes.
e como la de su domicilio, pero 2
sujeto Sc empenaba Ell asegurar qu'
e:a residente de Lelanco. n. j.
Y ahora los huespedes del Hospi
tai Bellevue cuentan entire eilcs q
KAISER y 10 unico Que !amcntar
los medicos del Hospital es QUE E
nuevo huGsped no sea en- realidad e
hCmbre que desenca6enara "a tremen
de- conflagracion que ensanererta 10:
campos de Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
servia de Sn CorSe
como GAIA fuerte

NUEVA YORK, Abril 26.-Miss.
Anna Felka era una muchacha que
cuantas wees tenia a!gun dinero, 10
glardaba secretamente para ir for
mando, 10 que ella decia, un capita
Ito con que poder vivir cuando fue-
ra vieja. Nadie conocio jamas ell
lugar en- que la joven guardara sus
ahorros que ascendian mas o menos
a $500. Ese dinero 10 habia degrade
reunir Miss. Felka q fuerZa de eco
nomias en- once amos de trabajo, pero
anoche, Sc VIC despojada de csc di-
nero sin saber como.
Miss. Felka habia mostradc STEM
pre- una gran aversion Il las .institu-
clones bancarias y janis habia qae-
rido depositar sus ahorros en- ninguna
de elias, asi es que ell robo tuvo por
fuerza que ser question muy intima,
dado que nadie conecia ell lugar en-
que "a joven g~uardaba gu tesoro.
Miss. Felka regresaba anoche de
I'm cire a donde habia lido a yer una
pclicu]a, cuando al llegar a IA es-
quina de las GALES Ferry y Adams Sc
VIC repentinamente rodeada por tres
s~ujetos que con toda atencion Ia in
vitaran a que les entregara ell dine
70 que llevaba con ella. Uno de los
hombres, para mayor seguridad de
que no Sc les molestara en- Ia. opera
ciGn, sac0 un revolver y lie apunt6
(Pasa a Ia ga. Pag. Col. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
Usaba uniforme para
que lie saludaran
fnilitarmente

/ NUEVA YORK, Abril 27.Jose z.
D'Urgolo. quien dice ser estudiante
del Colegio dc Farnlacia de IA Uni
versidad de Columbia, fue arrestado
aver por cl detective Sterrett, de Ia
; Asencia del Servicio Secreto del ejer-
cito. acusado de suplantacion de en-
pleo V usar Embellishments ell uni
forme mi!itar. Ell aprehendido fue
conducido a Is Inspection General de
Policia en- donde ell Teniente Busby
lie tom6 su primera declaration.
D'Urgolo usaba ell uniforme de pri-
mer Teniente y confeso que 10 habia
hecho ash desde hacfa tres meses y
que hasta habia asistido a sus classes
portando ell traje militar dc referen-
cia.
Cuando ell false militar fue dete-
nido por Ell detective y lie manifesto
este, que Sc lie necesitaba en- Ia ms
pecci6n General de Policia, invitan-
dolo 4 que 10 acompanara, D'U-golo
quiso despistar al agente de Ia auto
ridad mostrandole I'm telegrama fir
mado por "Gorgas". en- ell que Sc lc
decia que Sc presentara desde luego
en- Ell Fuerte Union, de Piladelfia.
El detective, sin embargo, no Sc de-
10 convencer e insisti6 en- que ell su-
militar 10 acompanara a Ia
Inspection. Y en- esta oficina, Dur
COLO confeso que el mensaje que lie
laDia mostrado al detective era fall
(paa In an pd1 I'll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02

quina que uSo ell Sargento fue I'm
aeropiano naval de combate.
La distancia recorriia por el avia-
dor en- e. espacio de tempo indica-
co. cubre AS millas en- Inca recta.
Fl svlador salio de Hampton Roads
4 las I2:3o P. NJ. y lego q Was
hington q Ia lao P. ". exactamen-
te.
Fl Sargento Cine hs tornado par
ts de los Cuerpos asreos italianos.
desde que Sc inici6 In guerra y ha
echado aosJo muchos aeroplanos ale
en- el frente de batalle del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
Uu nueyo record en- Ia
ayiaci6n

WASHINGTON, Abrif 26.-El
Sargento Gainfelice Gino, pertene-
ciente u uno Le los Cuerpos de Arls-
ci6n del Eiercito Italisno, estahlecio
hoy 10 que Sc dice ser un nueTo re-
cord munGial de velocidad en- aero
plano, pues efectuo IN vpelo os
Langley Field, Hampton Roads, Va,
g esia capital, en- una bora, La ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-02
Senoritas! I~ntroduzcan
IN pano h~umedecido
entire sus cabellos
y~redoblaran su
belleza
;Prueben este! Ell pelo Sc pone vfgo-
roso, b~rillante, onduloso y her.
moso desde luego.

moso desde luego.
iInmediatamente? Isl! de We
ras? Esa es su gran virtud. Sus
cabeIlos Sc tornaran delgados, ondu-
lantes, ricos y a~bundantes, y parece-
ran tan suaves, tan lustrosos, como
los de una mia, despues de aplicar-
Sc la "Danderine." Haga luego Ia
prueba. Humedezca IN PIANO o lien
20 con una poquita de "Danderine"
e introduzcalo embellishments en- sus
cabelios, f%rotandolos al mismo ITEM
pc, ~ligeranente. Esto limpiara Ell
pelo del polvo, de Ia caspa y de la
excesiva grasa, y en- unos cuantos
momentos habra %redoblado listed la
belleza de sus cabellos. Una delicio-
sa sorpresa espera a aquellas que
han descuidado ell aseo de su pelo, o
que 10 tengan aspero, escaso, rese-
co, quebradizo o debil. Ademas de
hermosear ell cabelIo, Ia "Danderine"
disuelve toda particula de caspa;
limpia, purifica y vigoriza ell cuero
c~abelludo, desterrando para s,empre
las picazones, Ia caida del pelo, pero
10 cue mas la agradara a listed Sc
"a ver que despues de usarlo unas
cuantas senanas, lie sale nueyo pelo,
fino Y pequeho al principle, 81, pero
nuevo pelo que POGO a po-
CO va creciendo en- su. cabeza. ST US
ted Sc preocupa por tener un bonito
pelo, suave yabundante, c6mprese
una botella de a 25 centavos de
sDanderine," en- cualquier botica o
perfumerfa, y haga luego la prueba.
(Ady.)