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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
iBy Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, March 1O.-Con-
Eress begins this week with the
lonE-debnteI railroad control bill
about ready to go to President Will
son and three major tasks mt the
hcnd Of it's Legislative program
deposition or the E.,0OO.OO0.0OO ur-
gent deficiency hill with amend
Inents authorizing sale or enemy
property In the United States, the
war finance corporation measure and
changes In the sclective draft Inv.
The conference report on the rail-
rond bill comes before the senate to-
morrow md then goes to the House.
Adoption I'm both bodies not Inter
than Tucsdny IN anticipated.
The administration amendments to
the deficiency appropriation hill to
empower the Pr-sidc=t to sell enemy
property md TO acquire title to the
pierS of the North German Lloyd and
neutrality-suspicious. lines at Hobo
Ken, y. j., come up In the Senute
Tomorrow, with approval OF both
forecast.
Debntc In rritirism OF Germnny's
commercial intrigucs Is expected.
and there mny be some opposltion
to the Hoboken pier proposal. on the
ground that they already nre being
used by the government.
In the House. the war finance cor
porntion bill. amended md modi-
fled since It's pnsxnge by the senate,
Is TO follow the Legislative nppro-
prlntion bill, probably Wednesday or
Thursday.
The drRft IeEislntiOn is due TO be
brought first before tho senate carly
this week. Thc principal provisions
nre to change the basis OF quotas
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RED CROSS STARTS DRIVE
One Hundred Million Dollars Sought
as Gonl OF New Cam
pniSn.

NEW YORK, March lo.-A new $780,
100000 Red Cross drive was announced
here tonight by William g. Breed.
Following meeting OF Red Cross Of
ficiais.
II is purposed 10 collect this big
sum III one week, New Yo-ks seven
day task being The collection of one
quarter Of the Sc; SUN.
Among the prominent persons who
have been drafted by invitation to aid
in the 100000 600 oncweek drive are
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Davidson, Mr and
Mrs. j. ". Gerard, Charles L. Hughes.
Mrs. i. III Harrison. Mayor j. E iy-
Ian. J. p. Morgan, George w. Perkins.
j. u. Rockefeller, Jr.. Finley i. Shcn-
hard, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Harry p whitney.
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MUST PAY FOR COSMETICS
Court Order, New Yorker to Contribute
81 n Week More TO His
WIFE,

NEW YORK. March lo.-AIere ma n
may not deduct from his income tax
assessment for the upkeep OF his
mothcr-in- law this recent dcc:sion) ,
but he must pay for the esotcric ar
ticies which adorn his wife's boudoir
and are necessary compliments to her
toilet.
Louis j. Wheian. OF Richford. y. Y.
didn't protest against the income tax.
but ne believed it an unnecessary i'm
post on himself to be called upon to
pay his wife 5 week more for per-
fumc, powder. etc.
They're trash Whclan told the
Judge.
Yes" the court rcjoined they are
trosh-admitted. But they are a Gus
tomary part OF a woman's upkeep.
Pay your wife $40 week instead Of 50
from now"
Whcian agreed 20 pay the sum, but
he left court with his opinion OF
milady's dressing table unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
RICHMOND. VA, MONDAY MARCH
Ask All Peoples
Repeat This Pledge

WASHINGTON. March lO.-As n
HttinE ceremony on April q. nnni-
rernary OF tho declaration of rnr
by the United Stntrs nEnfnst Ger
mnny, the National Committee of
Patriotic Societies proposes that this
pledge he repeated by every person
in In: country,
81 affirm my undivided loyalty TO
tho cnuse for which we hight; the
cause OF Justice and human liberty.
] gladly lay upon the altnr OF the
nations need my material possen-
sion., MY bodily strength and my
mental pOwerS. to serve and to save
America md thosc idenln for which
il Stnnds; and TO keep tho stars and
stripes on high with honor, pledge
my hand, my heart nnd my life"
The day Is termed swim the ,vnr
dny." and various branches of the
government will cooperate.
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WAN DEPARTMENT SAYS
OBJECT Is NOT DIPLOMATIC

~ Associated FrcSs.l
WhsiItNGTON, March lo.--upon
hearing Of Secretary Bakers safe ar
r.,s! in France through the Associated
Press dispatch from Paris, the War
Department to-n'sAt announced that;
thc secrctar"'s vis!t is purely military.
and not diplomatic and is for purposes
u inspection AID personal conferences
With military oH.cia.s. M Baker IS
accompanied By Mujo..Gene.a! VII
lam NJ. B!ac!;, chief OF engineers: LEX.
ant-Colonei II. l.. Bre,i ana Ralph
Hayes, his private secrctar:.
40 Official repor, on The secrctary's
a-riva! had been received. Tte depart
mont issued this statement.
- cable diepatch from Paris 10 tho
Associated Press tonight announces
the a.riva! =. :. French port OF the
Secretary os war
For some time secretary BsEe- mas
desired - yls.; the hesdqrartcrs Of
Ia. Anctioon eMPcd!tiouary forces. lie
sailed from an American port abou;
t'rSYuar. %
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SCOPE or ACTIVITIES oF
AMERICANS EXTENDED

our own forces have hecn CON
siantly engaged. The scope OF their
activities is being daily extended. The
number of our detachmcnts in the line
is increasing. We now have troops
in the trenches at four separate points
our own patrols are continuously
out on scouting missions. kccping in
close contact with tho enemy
In oar Toul sector the Germans are
carrying on extensive preparations
continuing TO bring up fresh units and
accumuiat!nG material apparently with
a View 10 undertaking moro extensive
operations"
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SOLDIER SHOT AND KILLED
Brother Ai&o Wounded Ivy Alleged
BootleEger in Alteration Near
Barren Springs.
Especial 10 The Times-pisp

ISpccItI 70 TIC TiNcS- DlSpatC
PULASKI. March i0.--W-ill Sutpin
WAS instantly Killed and his brother
Wallace Sutpin. was shot under the
left shoulder blade by HAIRLESS Jack
son in an alteration near Barren
springs late yesterday, according to
the authorities Jackson and Il com
pan!on, Kyle Bolt both of them from
Floyd County. escaped IN an auto:no-
bile. Ii IS no, known here what led
20 tho quarrel between the brothers
and the two fuf,itivcs. but it is re-
ported that Jackson and Bolt are boot
lcggers.
Tho dead man was 4 soldiers a; home
on fuTlouEh from Camp Greene.
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Heavy snow I'm North

MANCtiESTER. y. H., March 10
northern New England tonight Is in
the throes OF the worst storm expert
ehced TINS winter Snow began fall
ing over wide section Saturday, and.
aided by driving wind. has assumed
blizzard proportions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
IMPORTANT LEGISLATION
ACHIEVED BY ASSEMBLY

While the session has been char
ac'erized by no particularly Spectacular
light. semc very important legislation
has been achieved. Notable among
the measures gotten through are the
series OF bills providing for the crca
ton, construction and maintenance of
the state highway system. The Fed
cral prohibition amendment ratiGca
zion resolution. the Baker dog law.
III" state budget system bill. work
mems compensation act bank stock
taxation bill special tax bills FOR
schools. roads and health. salary in
crease bills compulsory education and
many o! the measures advocated by
Governor Davis.
The university coeducation biz.
around which the hardest fight of the
session was staged. died on the cal
cndar after repeated unsuccessful at
tempts 10 have it moved up for special
consideration. The Shack lcford- Norris
Insurance. bill the State purchasing
commission bill. the new game law and
the motion picture censorship measure.
all Of more than usual import, met the
same fate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
SOUTH CAROLINA BLAZE
Nine Bnhiness Places md Sever
Dwellings Wrecked at ST,
Sfenheua

ST. STEPHENS, S. C., March 10
Fire to-day practically wiped out the
business section OF this town. Nine
business houses and seven dwellings,
were consumed. The total loss Is be-
tween 100000 and sl25,oO0. Insurance
is said TO be small
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Gale hit. New York, Killing One.

NEW YORK: March 10.-An eighty
;wo-mile gale swept over the city
from the west to-day, accompanied by
n cold wave. Its toll included the Kill
ing Of Daniel Stack president of a
local branch of the Greater New York
Liquor Dealers Association, the seri-
Gus injury of many persons the beac). :
Ing Of four-masted schooner and
much minor damage.
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Lost VIII He1d caaa

PITTSBURGH. PA. March 1O.--A will
that was lost when an overcoat was
stolen several years ago. preserved by
the thief and returned by him, was
declared genuine by Judge ]. J. Trimble
in Probate Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
Chicago Millinery Htrbc-

CHICAGO. March 10,-Fathcr Dear
horn's daughters are going to pay
more for their spring millinery this
year. Nine hundred Chicago milliners
women and men. have organized nm
ions. They have been getting 35 cents
an hour and now expect to get co
cents
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POSSE AFTER BANDITS
BloodhoundS Trail Men to Hill, 4ftcr
Two Persons Are Shot by
Bandits,

ASHLAND. Ky, March lo.--A
sheritf's posse is close upon three ban
dts who stepped from a train At Far
re!ishurg. ky., and killed Earl Combln
and En"s Adkins. B!oodhounds trailed
them into tn" hills. There they arc
surrounded. y battle is imminent. as
! the posse is determined to take the
men dead or alive
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Storm SIgnaIa lInlsted

WASHINGTON, March 1o.-North
west storm warnings are displayed
along the Atlantic coast from Jack
sonville to Eastport. Me-. the Weather
Bureau announced tonight.
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STUDENT SHOOTS SELF
Kansas City Youth Ends Life Soon
After Entering Aviation
Service

BOSTON, March 1o.-Eghert Chap
man, twcnty-onc years. Of Kansas
city, Mo. student in naval aviation
at the Massachusetts Institute CT
Technology. shot himself in the chest
in his room at hotel here this after
noon He left the sophomore class at
Yale ten days ago 10 take the course
in aviation
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CLASHED WITH DEWEY
Commander of German Squadron OF
Manila Dies In Baden
Dnden.
TBy Asaociat teG Tress.
,ERhhNI Nfnl, "a

NMS IFItTNM, March IO--.Numirll
Won Diederichs commander of Ger
man squadron off Manila during the
Spa nish American War. and who
clashed with Admiral Dewey. the COM
mander OF the American squadron in
the Philippines. is dead at Baden
Baden.
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Eleven Die In yyr.cL

WINCHESTER. KY, March i0,--Two
moro persons are expected TO die as
tho result OF the collapse OF moving
picture theatcr here last night The
loss OF life thus far is placed at elcyen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
SECRETARY BAKER
REACHES FRANCE
TO SEE PERSH|NG
Head of War Department
to Make Tour of Amer
ican Forces.
OBJECT OF JOURNEY
Is PURELY MILITARY
General Black and Colonel Brett
Are Members of Official
Party.
To VISIT ALLIED LEA ERs
Presidents Representative Plans to
Hold Conferences With Com.
mandcrS Of Army at Front
~ 4 ssoc!a,ea Pc!

iB~ 4 sroclated P-essj
PARIS. March lc.--Thc American
,Socrctar" OF War. Newton y. Baker
has arrived a French port
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PLANS FOR OFFENSIVE IN
WEST NOT ABANDoNt:I

Nothing in the situation should lead
US 20 estimate that the Germans have
abandoned their plans OF major often
sive In the west.
considering tactical dispositions. we
note that the enemy has developed two
principal axes OF activity, the one p;v-
otins on Rheims, The other in .ilsace.
In front OF Lunevillc.
The allies. while assuming an alert
defensive. arc resting content with al
loving the enemy 20 breai: the strength
of his ASSAULTS against ;kcir impreg-
nable line.
THE morale of The French and Brit.
Ism forces has never been better. They
are Necn!y anxious 10 give battle to
the enemy, confiden, Of their superior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
APPOINTS COMMITTEE on
EMPLOYMENT or SOLDIERS

Before raca.!ng the chair, Lieutcn-
ant-Go"ernor Buchanan appointed on
the committee relating 10 a mural
decoration 20 commemorate the Capi-
toi disaster ot 1870 Senators Walker
and Gum, AMI appointed on the com
mit;ec 10 provide employment for the
soldiers and sailors when returned.
Senator's Conrad. Hisoa. Early, RoyaU
and Mitchell. Tho House will appoint
five members and the Governor five,
making committee Of fifteen men.
Governor Davis and leaders in both
branches Of The Assembly cxprcss the
belief that the session has been a..
nearly successful from beneficial
viewpoint as could be expected. Many
OF the measures adopted. including the
appropriation bill. arc yet to be signed
by the Governor. During tho next
rev days hc. with tho aid Of a iawyer
viii closely scru,;nizc these bills
some OF them may not be satisfactory
20 him. In that. event they will be
vetoed
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ENEMY SWEEPING INTO
THE HEART or RUSSIA

The review, In part. follows:
an spite OF the fact that 10000
square miles Of Russian territory have
been invaded during the past three
weeks and the enemy now Is sweeping
forward into the heart OF Russia. and
has reached point within seventy
miles Of the capital nevertheless the
center OF gravity OF the war remains
III the west.
The Germans have for the past
three and half years done all in
their power TO upset the center of
gravity and shift 1t eastward This
Explains -,the.-6vecS~s4~e, blows struck
IN Russia and later in the Italian
theater.
Notwithstanding The diversions OF
the minor campaigns in Mesopotamia
Palestine and the Balkan fronts, the
key positions OF the war are France
and Flanders
Here tho strategic situation remains
relatively constant
The enemy is completing the re-
distribution of available forces.
There are some new units lowing
into the lines in the nature OF replace
mcnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
GERMANS WOULD
CHANGE CENTER
Weekly War Review Claims
That Explains Russian
Invasion.
ALERT FOR OFFENSIVE
Officialdom Believes Tcutons Are
Laying All Plans for
Huge Drive.
b. Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March lo.-C;er-
many's sweep into Russia is describe ed
by the War Departments weekly mill
:ary review tonight as another futile
attempt on the part OF the Germans to
shift the center OF gravity Of the war.
which still remains on the west front
where the Teutons face the French.
British. Italian and Belgian armies and
the evcr-growing American forces.
There. the review says, lie the key
positions of the war.
American troops now occupy trenches
at four separate points, and. as was
recently disclosed - the principal sec
tor their front is four and half miles
long. They have been constantly en-
gagged, the department says, and the
scope Of their activities Is being con-
stantly extended.
Nothing is found in the situation
By the department to indicate that the
Germans have abandoned their plans
for Srea, offensive in the vest and
il says the allies. while assuming an
alert defensive, are content 10 let the
enemy break himself against their inn
preSna BILE line.
Intense air activities during the week
are noted. with the statement that oli
enemy aircrat: were brought down
on the western front alone, while the
allies lost only eighty-eight machines
on all fronts during the same period.
The enemy losa on all fronts is placed
al 273.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
BUDGET BILL IS
FINALLY ADOPTED
Both Branches of General AS
sembly Agree to Con-
ferees' Report.
FINISH WORK AND ADJOURN
Appropriation Measure Carries
Total of $40, 100000 for
Two Years.

Hy a unanimous vote. the Senate and
House Of Delegates oc the Virginia
General Assembly adopted the con-
ference report OF the appropriation bill
yesterday morning AT 1890 o'clock. af-
ter being IN session about one hour
Immediately thereafter. both branches
adjourned till to-morrow for the ten
dayS' constructive session. during which
Governor W"Etmorelani Davis will
sc:rtinize and sign til" bills which were
passed during the 1918 session.
Tho most important change from
either OF the appropriation bills result
ed In 4 decrease Of The school appro-
Dr.ot!c:. in the Senate bill from $4,000
20 s1a6o0c. and an increase from $3.50
600 10 $4,000 in the House measure.
This vas concession on the part Of
The Senate Of s7o.0oo and on the par,
Of the House Of $4,000 In mos,
all Other matters both the Senate and
.hn House accomplished their appro-
priation purposes with only siightc.
concessions and compromises In the
matter OF the school fund. on account
Of the special school tax oc cents
The general appropriation Of s750.o0o
Is noc touched 10 increaac the salary
OF public free schooi-tcachers 20 per
cent the necessary 100000 for that
purpose being derived from the special
tax.
substantial increases were allowed
because OF abnormal conditions TO we'll
nigh every institution in the state.
ranging anywhere from 10 TO 100 par
cent according to increased demands
and higher prices. The special tax to
which both houses agreed carried S
cents on all taxable values. excent
money. cents being for schools. 3
cents for roads. and cent for fighting
tuberculosis. To meet the Federal road
aid on n 1f;y-ff;y basis. about $500
GOO was appropriated for each year, un-
less tho amount for the second year is
taken from The revenue obtained from
the special 3-cent tax. The approDria-
ton OF nearly 100000 for Catawba for
the first year remained in the com
promise report. The 1-cent special
tax Will produce $4,000. and the House
bill appropriated u considerable sum
Tor tho support OF this institution for
the second year. --'a--,'-
The conference committee were sena-
tors Garrett. Cannon and Holt and
Delegates Brewer, Brown and Adams.
Tho committee was in session during
N" entire night ana submitted tho
compromise report at 10 o'clock yes
t"rdaE morning. Both branches OF the
assembly adopted this report without
~-"ation a soon as quorum convened;
tn: chair: having vacated Saturday
ni2hi at o'clock TO resume sunday
morning at $3.50. AS soon as the re-
port was adopted the Senate and House
adjourned TO meet Tuesday at ! o'clock.
The ten days constructive session will
pTerai!, and tho Senator'S will all be
home. The majority lcf, the city yes
ierday. Three negative votes were
recorded against The passage OF the
senate appropriation bill one OF those
votcs--;hat OF Senator Jortian-was in
favor OF the conference report; the
- s.L.---
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ACTIVITY HEIGHrENING ~
ALONG ITALIAN FRONT

AS in France and Belgium the actiy-
tty along the entire front In Northeru,
italy la heishte.:ing. and here also the
patrol engagements and the artiIleyys
due!s seemingly s!gnai!aed the approach
OF bitter nghting. Doubtless with the
spring thaw, the enemy will endesxor-
to force his way from the mountain
regions out upon the plains OF Venetfa,
and also to cross the Piave River and
form junction with his northern.
armies Here. however, the Italians
having been heavily ee-eaforced By thsy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11
SECRETARY EXPECTS NnT
no BE GONE LONG

j, soc-cta-y H,.c- ,,ars 10 sncnd
{ b-,cr ,irna in France. iusncctinr /, nor
I son TN, concrctc results alrc:,dv ,chic,.
j n in me effort, 80 bi. aennrt,ncn, :,
h ,,,.rc i'm tho field mis- ,caI an army ,b,.
IA vi' Lr :, rac,o- IN Tho c,,n,.;pn ON
Z the cvc of his Departure MIR. Baker
"a bcc- ~ ,hc habi; Of seeing hin, cyc-v
q 6uy, that he ala no, cHpcc, 10 be away
s:or AN. considerabIe Iong,i. OF ti,nc,
NJ THO secretary and his party left
III v.ashing,on vithout anv other a.,n,nn,
H 81, conccaImen. Of their movements tina,
u q. rooucst thst Tho p-cys r.r-ai, rrn,,
E,cno-;lp- his depar;urc Tho ,,vs-
III nrnors again r.orl,cd in heariy 90.
h,orcr,,ion 10 mako mo ;,,rrc. .,e s,f,
n 49, poas.nic c-o,n German submarines
Mfo- the party so h;r; Q: the trip has
tg been printed.
R For several months tho War Sec.c-
iF;ary has been eager 10 sec for him
Hscif conditions At ;he froit. and 10 talk
5s3oTer with General icrShinS. tho man
SMpon whom tho fun burden OF respon-
Inability FOR the cntir" American war
stprosran in france has been placed the
l@many problems that have arisen to i'm
Rpcdc tho carrying out OF tho depart
IN stmcnts plans. II was impossible for
RGcncral pcrahiag to conc home for
IH'such a conference. Mr.. Baker, there
Iaiforc. determined. after many confer
nicnccs with rrcsidcn; Wilson. 10 20
shmsc.r on an inspection tour, which
l,vill. he believes. better 1T him for his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-13
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Public Auction - Party going to
Florida. will sell entire household
goods on premises Mt 5aS North FIRST
street. Saturday. Dec. IA, at p. m:
Golden oak library table, sideboa I'd.
golden oak dining table, chairs. Nernis
Martin bed. springs. mattress, Singer
sewing machine. tapestry rocker. birds
eye maple rocker, oak rocker. dressers'
iron beds. springs. mattresses. two
feather beds. sanitary couch, ingram
carpet. fifteen yards linoleum, fifteen
yards mating desk, clock, high chair
child's rocker, books. book rack.
kitchen cabinet, No. Is Round OAK
heater. Jewel gas range. gas plates
Lady Queen four tub electric washer,
nearly new; mangle. tubs. boilers,
clothes rack, washboard. fruit jars.
eight gallon jar. window shades,
croquet set. kitchen range. cooking
utensils. Fl. f. Play, owner; Colonel
Manship. auctioneer: George Pitcher.
clerk. .....
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-13
lief from, the torment OF their wounds
and a chance ut ultimate recovery.

lief from the torment OF their wounds.
and chance ut ultimate recovery.
There are so many things to tell
that 1t Is. Impossible TO spread the
whole story in this limited space. Put
each worker will know. For the let
tiers that have come from the boys in
the camps "Over here" and from the
fields "Over there" have been full Of
the reasons Ask the mother of any
boy who was imprisoned behind the
cruel lines where food was scarce even
for the enemy army, but who got his
20 pounds Of biscuits, pork and beans.
cocoa and other. good. wholesome
things every week.
The roofs are at hand everywhere.
The reasons are manifest. Everyone
should become member Of the widest.
best and hottest crusade the world
has ever known. Membership in the
Red Cross should be more universal
than taxes as universal as the public
school. public opinion, or our own pub
lie government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-13
Gray Copper.

The work of Swiss investigator
suggests that absolutely pure copper
may have light-gray color like that
Of most other metals. since 1t is found
that copper which has been ten times
distilled in vacuo has only pale rose
color, while the yellow color Of gold
becomes much lighter under similar
treatment. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-13
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandruff causes a feverish irritation
Of the scalp, the hair roots shrink. foos-
en- and then the hair comes out fast. TO
stop falling hair at once and rid the
scalp Of every particle Of dandruff, gc'
l small bottle Of Danderine at any drug
store for few cents, pour little fr
your hand and rub we'll into the SCALP
.'."~ s-vora1 ->-''c"+'c~s ~, dandrr
and the hair stops coming