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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-10
LONDON COPS
CLUB YANKS:
CAUSES RIOT
Demonstration Follow S
Beating of Soldiers
Will Probe Affair.

London, March 10.-A riot on the
Strand in which American soldiers
and sailors and some Australians
engaged resulted in three or four
of the Americans being injured in
4 police baton charge.
Corporal C. r. Zimmerman and
Private L. ~ Wilson, American
military policemen, who were in
iured during the fighting yesterday
between London police and soldiers
and sailors, were resting quietly at
a hospital last night. 1t is not
known how seriously they are hurt.
The trouble began when Zim-
norman and Wilson demanded that
the civil police turn over to them
two American soldiers who had
been arrested in the vicinity of
Eagle hut on a charge of playing
craps The argument grew bitter
and finally the policemen drew
their batons and severely beat both
soldiers.
Other Soldiers Protest.
American. Canadian, Australian
and few British soldiers, who were
lOunging near, protested and fol-
lowed the policemen with the four
Americans. to the Bow street po-
lice headquarters. The crowd grew
less demonstrative after the officers
and their prisoners had entered the
building, but an unfounded report
that Zimmerman was dead led to
threats to storm the station. The
police charged on the crowd and
William Van Slice and Edwin Rou-
land we're injured. The crowd was
finally dispersed.
An American military officer,
who arrived at the station soon
after, demanded possession of the
four men injured in the first melee,
his demand being granted. A num-
Der of uninjured mEn were arrest
cd. but so far no charges have been
preferred against them. 1t is ex-
pected that a joint army and navy
board will conduct an investigation
OF the incident.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-10
BANK CALL ISSUED.

Washington. March i0.-The
comptroller OF the currency today
Issued a call for the condition OF all
national banks at the close OF busl-
ness on Tuesday, March 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-10
BARE HUN DESTRUCTION.

Paris, March 10.-Evidence of an
organized system of destruction for
ships in France by Germans has
been uncovered by the police In
documents left by the retreating
Germans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-10

since Tuesday.
Berlin, March 10.-Two hundred
Spartacans taken prisoners in the
past weeks rebellion were sum-
marily executed by government
troops Friday.
They were lined up against the
wall one by one. 1t was The grim
NEST and most grewsomt whole
sale execution in German history
London, March 10. - One thou
sand persons were killed or
wounded in the fighting in Berlin
last week, according to an esti-
mate of the casualties made by the
Wolff Bureau.
Many were killed and wounded
in serious fighting which occurred
at Halle, Germany, on Saturday.
according to a Copenhagen dis
patch to the Central News. Spar
tacans are said to have drowned
many students and officers in the
river there and it is reported that
there was a general pillage IN the
parts OF the city where the fighting
took place. Government troops
eventually gained the mastery, it
is said
A German wireless dispatch re-
ceived here gives a se11i-ofhCtRl
bureaus report of recent happen
ings at Berlin. Fighting there
lasted from 10-o'clock Wednesday
night when the mUtinesrs opened
fire with field guns and mine
throwcrs on police headquarters
until late Friday night II is said
there were isolated encounters
even as late as Saturday morning
Crisis Is Passed.
The dispatch adds that even IL
final resistance has not yet COM
pletely brokeL down, the crisis
may be regarded as safety passed
Spartacan forces had eltrelche6
themselves in the Boetzow brewery
and government troops were sd-
vsncing from all sides to ttorm the
building. Artillery had been drawn
up in Friederichshain park in
heavy howitzers, directed by avia-
when the dispatch was fled
Events at Berlin have produced
a renewal of Spartacan agitation in
the upper Silesian coal fields, Il Isl
said, and although order has been
by troops, the situation.
there is said to be tense.
Call Strike OF.
Copenhagen, Sunday, March a.
On Saturday night Spartacanzl
hoisted the Imperial standard over
the palace at Berlin, according to-
advices received here from the.
German capital The flag was I'm
mediately removed by government
troops. Martial law has not yet.
been revoked in Berlin and has
been proclaimed at Dusseldorf. The,
Berlin workmeL's council has de-
cided to issue an order officially
calling or the general strike in the,
German capital, says n Berlin mes
sage. presumably filed Sunday
night. which SAYS the decision was
taken Tate today"
VIII Try 1t AgainI
Richard Mueller, the striEe lead
er, declared the workmen must
now return to work. "and await
suitable time for renewing action
I'VE shall learn from Ut expert
ences," he added.
The number of individuals Who
suffered property losses in the
course of the four days lighting In
Berlin last week, is estimated at
6 900. The losses or the last week,
added 10 those of the week OF the
FIRST Spartacan outbreak, are like
ly to involve the city of Berlin o.
the state or national government
in damage suits totaling more than
$50, 900 900 marks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-10
SO ARE SLAIN
IN SUBURB OF
HUN CAPITAL
Captured Spartacans Shot
Fighting Continues
as Strike Ends.

Amsterdam, March 10-Spar-
tacan forces Sunday occupied
the Berlin suburb of Lychten-
berg and murdered 60 officers
and soldiers in the police sta
tiOn there, according to the
Zeitung am Mittag. The Lych-
tenberg police station had
withstOOd Spartacan attacks
since Tuesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-10

100 /. W. w. ROUNDED Up.
Waterbury. Conn. March 10
One hundred and ninety l. W. W.
were rounded by the polica.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-10

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
WHITE SOX COULD NOT
A HIGH SCHOOL
TEAM, SAYS GLEASON

CHICAGO, H. Oct. g-MnnnEer
y @Kids Gleason OF the white sox,
before leaving for Cincinnati Monday
night, where the sixth gnme Of the
worlds series Is to be played today
with the Reds, said he was sick at
heart7 over the way his men Rad play
ed the game.
Il don't know whats the natter
said Gleason. ..but do know that
something O. wrong with my team.
The team had fighting IN August
Tor the pennumt would have trimmed
the Reds without n struggle. The
bunch have now couldn't beat a high
school team. We hit something over
$50 for the season in the American
league nennunt race.
wow that's the best hitting any
ball club ever did in the history OF
baseball The way these $50 hftters
nEainat Eller they couldn't make a
place on a high school tema.
Il am convinced that 1 have the
hest ball club that ever was put to-
Eether. I certainly have been dIsnp-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

July q. against Pittsburs-WoH.
August ?. against New York-won.
August 10. against New Tork-won.
? 90 j.
September 10, against Philadslphia
won, 2 10 O.
september IS. against New York
September as. against chicago -
Won. 70 8
August g. against Brooklyn-Wo on
Is &C O.
August ls. against Brooklyn-iwon.
September :. against ST. Louis-won
Ring, Two
July T. against St Louis "a In
nines)-Won. 20 g.
august 5, against Brooklyn-Won,
Reufher. One.
august -, against Brooklyn-Won.
Lufue. one
July s. against St Louis-Won.
Bressisr, one.
Nay 20. against chieago-Lost,
saHee-Luque. one.
August II, against Brooki5u-Lost,
. 10 o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
MILITARY AND Ma VAL
OFFICERS TO DIRECT
INTER. SPORTING CLUB
~ JACK YEIOCK-

NEW YORK. Oct The Interna-
IN tional Sporting club, Of New
York. sponsored by many Of the fore
most authorities and patrons OF sport
in the country Is going about the
business Of attaining its goai-the
establishment Of boxing and wrestling
headquarters OF the world in New
York City-in the proper way.
Maj. BiddIe Head.
Headed By Mai. Anthony J. DrexeI
Biddie, himself an amateur boxer Of
great ability. and including in its
list OF charter members such men as
Walter Camp, Dr. Joseph r Raycr0ft,
Frederick st. Ruben. Tex Eickard
and many others who have been
active in various branches Of sport
for years, the international Sporting
club has assembled an AGGREGATION
Of men who have the punch" and
the influence TO put il across with
loud bang.
United states senntors. college
presidents. army and navy Of
neers Of high rank and many
other professional men OF high
standing are behind the new club,
which has obtained its charter,
perfected plans for building n
clubhouse TO be augmented By n
monster outdoor stadium later
on. and has been received with
neclaisn BY followers OF sports
throughout the country
Affiliated with the army, navy and
civilian board OF boxing control. It
VIII he the first big sporting club
OF number which may later on be
established In this country 20 handle
boxing and wrestling, not 70 mem
ton other branches OF sport which
have been held back through a lack
Of proper handling.
No scheme Either.
The International Sporting club IS
not the product Of q money making
promotion scheme 1t VIII. undoubt-
eddy, prove 70 be a financial success,
even though 10 depends on its own
limited membership TO carry out and
in both boxing and wrestling which
IL plans 70 stage each year. II is. in
short. an organization primarily.|
backed by men who have money. love
sports and want TO elevate them.
While these men hope TO be able to
prove entertainment for the public
in general, the entertainments they
stage VIII not be conducted along
ordinary lines IN a financial way for
they VIII be largely membership az
Personnel Of Club.
A glance % the names OF some Of
the most Influential men who are be- I
mind the club Is interesting. and its
list q committees indicales its
strength along these lines. The COM I
mittees follow.
President 1Iaf. Anthony J. Drexei /
Biddle. z. s 81 c.: vice president, /
Hon Franklin Il Lane. Gen. Coleman Z
Du Pont. admiral William s. Sims. /
justice Barlow s. Weeks
Admissions and ballot committee I
Gen. Coleman Du Font. chairman. ]
Warren Barbour, Maj A. J. Drexe1 ]
6iddle' william u Dennis. Charles I
g. Sabin. r. Breckenridge Steele. ]
Alfred T. Marrillev.
LEGISLATION committee -sHon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
FIREMAN TEAM
BEANK55HEIT0N
Twirling Of Cox Is Feature
Of Victory Of Smoke
Eaters.

Making every possible play count
for runs the city Firemsn baseball
team defeated the shelton-Payne AZ
gregation Monday afternoon by tho
score OF 10 to O. The pitching OF Cox,
the smoky little left handler Of the
Firemen team proved 20 be OF tho
best as not a shelton player got past
the third sack during the entire game.
stepp OF the Shelton team was
touched for timely hits on the otnsr
hand. He pitched strikeout ban for
a time. however. and retired eight
Firemen on strikes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Six Clubs viii
Cut Big Money

CHICAGO. III. oct. Mondays game
was the last in which players on
the Cincinnati Nationals and Chicago
Americans shared receipts and. ac-
cording TO unofficial figures based on
a total players share Of s260.549-56,
the winning team viii divide among
its members s117.157.s5. The losing
team viii take S7S.1O4.e0.
The amount that will 90 20 the
American and National league clubs
that finished second and third
also was determined by the fifth
game OF the series played Monday.
To the New York Nationals and
Cleveland Americans. according 10
unofficial figures. viii go S29.052-45,
to be shared equally, while the Chi
caEo Nationals and New York Amer
leans viii split s25,o34sT for finish
ing third
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Upton Challenges
For Yacht Cup

New York. Oct. Formal an
nouncemeut OF the receipt OF a chal-
lenge for the Americas cup from
the Royal Ulster Yacht club OF Bel
fast, Ireland. was made Monday by
secretary George A. Mccormack OF
the New York Yacht club.
The challenge was forwarded IN be-
half Of Sir Thomas Upton. who named
Shamrock " as the yacht 10 be used
IN the races Of 1890. No answer has
as yet been made by the New York
Yacht club. but a favorable reply
is generally expected.
Sir Thomas inaugurated his fourth
attempt 70 LIT the Americas cup
in 1913 With the beginning OF the
world war the international yacht
race was abandoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

pointed in It in this series. It hasn't
played baseball In single game.
There f. only bare chance they
can win now.
..fou know IL doesn't seem possible
that this team worked 80 great for
me all summer could fail down like
this- I tell you am absolutely sick
1t heart. / thought all Of them were
my boys. ! felt like n school teacher
might feel toward his pupils. I loved
those boys for the way they fought
for me this sumner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Two base hits-Eler. Three base
hits=Roush, weaver. Stolen base
Roush. Sacrifice hits-Daubert .
Kopt Sacrifice flies-Duncan- Left
on bases-Cincinnati. g. Chicago q.
Bases On baIls-Off Williams,
CRath. Groh); of Mayer. i (Duncal1 (;
of Eller. / (Liebold1 Hits-Off VII
1iams, IN innings; of Mayer. none
IN one inning. Struck out-By VII
iams, Duncan. Neale. Eller); by
Eller, (5andil. Risberg, Schalk,
Williams ., Liebold. Felsch, Z. Col
Inns. Murphy Passed ball-Schalk.
Losing pitcher - Williams. Time
1-z5 umpires-Rigler behind the
plate. Evans at first, Quigley at sec
ond, Nallin at third
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Weekend hunts are a very favorite
pastime with many El Pasoans. You
viii find our line Of hunting goods
most everything you win
need TO make your hunt a success
Guns, ammunition. hunting suits.
game hays and other necessary
equipment.
And don't forget we close promptly
at S o'clock Saturdays
Feldman's-30s san Antonio st.
Man orders filled promptly.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Lexington. Ky. OCT tine Grand
Circuit trots were called off here
Monday because OF heavy rain sun
day and last night II has not been
decided whether the two days pro-
gram viii be consolidated or the clos
ing date moved up a day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Quick in the taking. quick in fin
ishing-thats the mission Of a kodak
Bring US your films at 9 o'clock a. NJ
and we VIII have your prints ready at
5 o'clock that evening. Cameras,
films, kodak supplies
Smiths f'Eoto shop.
Scott White Drug store-1fiIls Bldg
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

smmarly- Two base hit. Eack STRUCK
out b. Cox. s; BY stepr S. By MccorIniezs
= Left on bases. Firemen, 8; shelton
Payne. A. BIT b. pitched ball. By stsDp
fAndersonl stolen bases. Wheeler, EuEil.
Hi ghtower. Foust. Fuller. Boudrsauz. Per
ter. Tine OF game. ISIS. Umpire. smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

booster'a chorus and advertised
ny wares all over the park. II
seems all over now. The White
Sex still are frothinE with rage.
but the most optimistic Of them
hardly expects to win four
ssrniEhf.-Copyrights 1913. the Bel
syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
4805 TEAM AND
DODGERS PLAY
Special Series VIII Start
Sunday Afterno on;
LevVa and PonSford.

Ending the 1913 schedule Of the
Army and City baseball league mem
bsrs Of the executive committee Of
the organization met Monday night
az the office Of president 7. J. Nc
Camaut in the Martin building and
took official action 20 close the az
fairs OF the league. President Nc
Camant IS at present engaged 11
division OF the pennant fund and
checks VIII be distributed 70 the
Eighth Engineers. Duty Dodgers and
4805 teams respectively, the teams
having finished in the order named in
the league peunant race The race
was very close toward the end OF the
season and second place was In doubt
until the final days play.
League Big Success.
The league has been a Ereat sue
cess this season. and the managers
feel much encouraged" DR.. McCamaut
stated following the meeting Plans
have not been made 10 arrange
special schedule between the 4S05 and
Dodger teams TO be played one game
each Sunday for the next five weeks
No action was taken in regard 70 the
proposal OF bringing a team here as
i is felt that FL Paso IS going 70
have an early winter and it may
become so cold that baseball cannot
be played"
Leyva and PonsfOrd.
Manager Cordero OF the 4So5 team
VIII start Pete Leyra against the
Dodgers Sunday afternoon. There IS
little doubt OF the choice OF manager
Duty as he has the star sohthpaW Of
the league in Nanny Ponsford- The
last named twirler and Lseyva recently
hooked up IN a Is inning battle-the
longest game Of the 1913 schedule
and the fans are expecting some good
baseball when the teams meet on the
field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
SMALL CHANCE VOW.

. SMALL CHANCE NOW. =
. Don't be surprised u Urban -
. Faber pitches one or more q,
- games for the White S0E .,
. AGAINST the Clncinnatl Reds .
= Faber. who won three games =
. from the Giants in the 1917 .
. series. appeared IN the box az -
. Shibe uark IN philadelphia re- .
. Gently after a rest Of six we-izs- -
. He didn't extend himself and -,
. was batred heavily by the .,
= Mackmsn near the end OF the .
= game BUT the white SoU had -
. SO great a lead that he wasn't -,
. compelled to cut loose. Gleason =
. intends 10 give Faber another =,
- workout az II the latter's arm 9
. stands the, strain he VIII be y,
- Eroomed for an emergency IL -
= the struggle with Pax lofan's 9
= new champions -
80 go 80 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Harry s. New. chnirmnuf Hon.
Sydney Anderson, Gutzon Borg
luu. Hon William j. Cary. Hon
e. VI. Fernaids samuel Gomperas
Hen. Edward W. Gray Hon.
james ". Hustled Hon. Albert
johnson. Hon. r. II. ucGuurdias
Hon John J. Nolan, Hon. Key
Plttmnn, Hon. NILES PoiudeEtcr,
Hon John T.. Haker. Hon A. j.
SABBATH. Hon. G. Holden Tinkham,
Hon J. ". Wadsvorth- ir.
Rules committee-Dr. Joseph f.
Raycr0ft. chairman 7. Andrews. Mai.
A. J. DreNel Bicdle. william A.
Brady. Walter Camp. Dr. James Car
roll James J. COrbert. George DWyer.
Robert E1Eren. William Gibson.
Charles j. Madison T. o. kourEe.
George L Rickard, Charles ThorleT-
Arbitration commlttee-Altted j.
Marley, chairman Gutz0n Borglum,
Adolphe Z. Borie. William A. Brady,
Thomas n. Conroy, owen r. Names,
George L Rickard. Charles ThorleT-
Foreign relations mittee-Hal-
ter Camp. chairman. Mai Gen George
Barnett, MAJ A J. Drexel Riddle.
Gov. Emmett D. Boyle. Gen Coleman
du Pont. DR.. Thomas Fell rear
admiral Bradley A. Fiske. Samuel
Joseph Letter. Dr. Joseph E Raycroft,
william 3 Scofield, admiral william
s. Sims. justice Barlow s weeks
Military JUDGES Also.
Dr.. Joseph E Raycrolt, chairman 2
Andrews Warren Barbour. laj. A. J.
Drexel Biddle. william A. Brady,
Walter Camp, James J. Coroetr,
George Dryer. Robert Edgren. Will
lam Gibson. Charles F. 1l1thison. z.
Thorley.
House committee-Gen. Coleman du
Point chairman Gutzon BOrglum.
Roswell R. Easton. Adolph f. Borie
owen r. Names, Edward 3. Moss,
Charles r. saDins r Breckenridge
Steele.
Industrial championships commit
tee-Frederick ~ Ruben. Chairman.
Thomas D. Conroy. Adam Empie,
William A. Gavin. Alfred l. Marley,
r Breckenridge Steele.
Contests and tournament commit
tee-GeOrEe T. Richard. chairman
Charles IhorleT. Thomas %. Corroy,
William A. Gavin. Adam Empie.
Trophies committee-Eaj. A. J..
Drexel Biddle. chairman. William r.
Dennis, Irving s Cobb. r Brecken-
ridge steele. Adam Empie, DR.. James
Carroll
Navy eomnaittee-Rear admiral
Colby NJ Chester, rear admiral
De Witt Ccffman. rear admiral
Benton &. Decker. rear admiral
Bradley A. Fiskes rear ADMIRAL
Reyuold T. Hail. rear admiral
J.. A. Hoo@cuerff. rear admiral
Harry p. Huse- rear ADMIRAL W. y.
Little, rear admiral J. r. Mo--i-
son. rear admiral A. p Nfhlack.
rear ADMIRAL James IT. Oliver.
rear admiral T. s. Rogers. rear
ndmiral A. H. Scales. rear admiral
Thomas Washington. rear admiral
Roger WelIee-
Army committee-Naf. Gen. George
Barnett lIai. Gen. T. H. Parry. Mai
Gen. William Z. Sibert Col H B.
Mccain. Maj. Gen G.. r. Wenoher. Mai.
Gen. William Sibert. Col H 3
Buck. Col George II Cameron. Col. /
". I. kenly. Col 7. z. Mcmahon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Dempsey has added a Belgian police
dog to his long list OF dependents
The mutt cost him $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
SH|NEBALL ARTIST WINS FIFTH
GAME Of SERIES FOR THE REDS

Lefty Williams Of The White Sex Is An Able Opponent
For Eer But Is Ineffective In The Pinches; Cincin
natl TWirler Establishes A World Series Record
By Striking Out Six Successive Batsmen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07
Hold EIIer Blanks Sox; Allows But Three Sa
CONTROL IS GREATEST ASSET OF
GINGY THIRLERS; SALLEELEAD5

Red Pitchers Went Through IS Games Without Hitting
Or Walking Anyone, Sallee Laying Claim To Half OF
These: Pirates Received Greatest Number OF Gifts
With 81 While PhiIles Were Second With %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

and fhey have n additi01. been
nutlucked-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

Army committee-Nai- Gen. George
Barnett. Mai. Gen. T. n. Parry. Mai
Gen. william z Sibert. Col r. B.
Mccain. Maj Gen. G.. T. Menoher. Mai.
Gen. William Sibert Col. Il 3
Buck. Col George II Cameron. Col.
". L kenly. Col J. z. Mcmahon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-07

August II. against Brooki5n-Lost,
70 O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-13
GIRLS! TH|cKEN AND
BEAUT|fY YOUR HAIR,
AND STOPlDANDRUFF
Try This! Your Hair Gets
Wavy, Glossy And Album
dant AT Once.

To be possessed Of bead of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, Iustsous, fluffy,
wavy and free from danoruff IS mere-
ly a matter of using little Danderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get
a small bottle Of Knawlton s Dander.
inc now for o few cents-all drug stores
recommend it--apply a little as direct
ed and within ten minutes there will
be an appearance Of abundance, fresh.
ness. flnffincss and an incompatible
gloss and lustre, and try as you will
You cannot find trace of dandruff OF
falling hair; but your rea' surprise will
be after about two weeks use, when
you will see new hair--fine and downy
at first--yes-but really new hair
sprouting out all over your sealp-Dan-
derine is, We believe, the only sure
hair grower, destroyer Of dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp and it nver fails
to stop falling hair at once.
IL you want 10 prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten a 10th
with a little Danderine and carefully
draw il through your hair-taking one
small strand at time. Your hair will
be soft, glossy and beautiful in just
a few moments-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this.