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The evening world., 1919-03-03
BIG EATS FOR 27TH
BOYS AFTER MARCH
TO Be IN 70 HOTELS
Hot Chicken and Sweet Pola-
; toes to Come "Right of
| the Fire"

rhe big eats" for the boys OF the
ID Division have been arranged for
aId are to be served in twenty hotels
instead OF in the armories TO which
The men will be assigned at the time
Qf the welcome parade. Further. the
time of the parade has been advanced
10 make sure that every one OF :he
5000 men gets his share OF the good
things.
At meeting yesterday in tho Hall
o Records, at which repre- senta ives
q! several of the sub committees Of
the Mayors Committee talked over
affairs with the advance guard OF
Gen. o'Rvan's division. headed by
Lieut.. Col. Kincaid, Charles II. Gehr-
ing. speaking for the hotel men Of the
city, explained that menu OF un-
usual excellence. including delicacles
tne men had not enjoyed since they
went to the battle front. would be
provided by the twenty or more hu-
tells at which the men will dine as
guests OF the city.
The menu in all the hotels will be
uniform, and will be:
Olives. Mixed sNsct Pickles.
Vegetable s51H s5ra!e ,lrss gs,''; 'a;o-,,,,,
otosst Spring ,lhicktn lone aud tn- bali polnds
ur.o, nnol"' ns.s sN"t lotiSsy2es otisy2s r......
a b.S5 Dish Appe s'ii>5 FIs, ''a''''
Cgrs;,c-.
This dinner it was announced after
the conference, will be given in place
OF the buffet dinner that 1t had orig l.
ally been planned to serve in the armo-
ries The hotel men agreed that, since
there will be $4,000 healthy. hungry
veterans 10 he satisfied, proper SER
vice could not be supplied In the
armorles. The above menu will be
served from the big hotel kitchens
by the regular hotel forces in tho
- evening, following the military re-
view.
All Of the hotel men at the meet!ns
agreed 1t was their patriotic purpost
TO see that not a man OF the 26, 0OC
left any OF the hotels unsatisfied.
On the night preceding the review
and parade there will be theatrica
and sporting entertainments IN all o
the armories in which the men OF the
9th are to be quartered This en-.
tertainment will be provided undei
the joint auspices OF the Theatrica
anu AhllNdlN OF lnt
layers Committee
Eight or nine arMOries in Manhat
tan. Brooklyn and the Bronx will b,
utilized. After the shows such mem
bers OF the division as have familie.
or relatives in the metropolitan dis
trict will get twelve hours liberty 70
visiting. The non-residents will sleeI
in the armories.
II was agreed at tho meeting. at tn,
suggestion OF Col. Kincaid, Lieut.. Col
Starr and Capt. Kent, representing
the 27th Division, that the big parade
should start from tho Washington
Arch at 10 \. NJ. This will give the com
manding officers OF the 27th Division
sufficient time after the review TO as
sign the mon to the various hotels 70
tho dinner. in accordance with tht
number OF doughboys that can b'
cared for by each place. The dat,
for the parade has not yet been set.
Major Gen, O'Ryan, with his staf
and many members OF the division
will arrive in town this week, and g.,
special reception will be given for tn,
commanding officer. Tho arrange
ments for this probably will be mad,
public tomorrow.
The evening world., 1919-03-03
AMBULANCE STOPS HORSE.
and Driver swing Vehicle In
Front Of RInaway.

An ambulance from Bellevue en- route
10 Roosevelt Hospital to transfer a
patient early to-day came across a
runaway horse at 4Oth street and First
Avenue. The horse was dragging the
shafts and front wheels Of a baker
wagon.
Dr, Cunningham and Walter Masters
the chauffeur, gave chase In the am
bulance. and at 2Sth Street. Masterson
grasped the bride and swung the am
bulance across the path of the horse.
which was led into Bellevue grounds
where Philip Smith, the owner, OF No
6S East l0Ist Street. called for IT, lie
gaid that he had been throWn from
~ wagon at tsth Street. .,..
The evening world., 1919-03-03
LAND
1904 MEN AFTER
STORMY VOYAGES
Six Transports, Delayed by
Rough Seas, Reach Port
Many Wounded Home.

Four Of ten transpor scheduled to
arrive to-day with more ihan 10000
soldiers reached port before noon and
two others went TO their piers this
afternoon These ships brought s,O9t
troops.
The Siboncy and la Lorraine were
tho last OF the arrivals up TO o'clock.
the former with 3.15l troops and the
latter with 500 officers and enlisted
men and many civilian passengers. or
the Slboney's complement, 1882 were
sick or wounded. These. with the sick,
wounded and convdlcscent on the
ships arriving earlier make the total
number which reached port to-day
3.2e3 or 80 por cent Of tho returning
soldiers.
Forty troopsh.ps are scheduled 10
arrive In the United states this week,
bringing ASA soldiers from the war.
This includes tn, Teviathan, with
more than ia. 900 OF thee 9th Division.
New York's former National Guard,
which is due Thursday.
Every ship reaching port to-uay
had practically the same story 20
tell about being delayed by storms
which continue 10 rage across the
Atlantic. The first TO arrive was nc
Yosemite. with munitions, a casual
company. comprising one ofiice- and
! twenty four men, In addition 20
casual officers Of the medical corps,
infantry and forestry, numbering
twenty eight The munition ship
anchored in Gravoscnd Bay.
The Polar Bear. which encountered
more buffetlg by the storms than
| the majority Of the transports
reached port shortly after & o'cloct
this morning with one casual OF th'
Chemical Warfare Service and three
enlisted men. She sailed from Bur
deaux on Feb 3 and was due &
arrive at Baltimore Feb. is. lie
voyage was an uninterrupted serie
Of storms and on Feb. 20 her rudde
broke down. and In answer to her 8
o. 9. calls the President Grant
which was carrying 5000 soldiers
went TO her assistance. Three at
tempts TO get a limo aboard whlcI
would hold ended in her standing b.
the Polar Bear until the latter mad
temporary repairs and stood In 20
Bermuda. the big transport standln
hy her for two daVs
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. list TO GREET 9TH.
Guard Regiment Plans Reception
for Old Members.

Members of the list Regiment. New
York Guard. are planning a big rally
and reception at the Armory for the
old members OF the outft who are re-
turning from France on the Leviathan.
The guardsmen will go down the bay
on the steamer Grand Republic with
8 relatives and friends OF the soldiers to
meet them.
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R.nearins Asked for Mrs. Dunphy
special 20 The EIninE Mofil

ALBANY. March 2.--A bill that would
cntitIo Mrs Mary Dunphy, former Su-
perinteudcut OF the Childron's Hospital
and schools on Randall's Island, to the
rignt to rchearing Of the charges that
r,'sulted in her dismissal has been intro
duced By Assrmblymau John j, Boylau.
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knott Heads Anh-Dea,h Lobby.

4 delegation OF men and women op-
posed to capital punishment win go to
Albany tomorrow to support the bin
for its adjustment, introduced by AS
somblyman Claessen, which will have a
hearing before the Codes Committee
Sheriff David II. Knott will head the
delegation, Mlsha Appclbaum OF the
Humanitarian Cult will lead members
of chat organization.
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HOW MEN DISCHARGED
FROM THE SERVICE MAY
GET THEIR S60 BONUS
Secretary Daniels Explains Eligibil-
ity ani Procedure Under
NtVcIIUc NNT.
WASHINGTON, March 3

WASHINGTON. March 3.
O ECRETARY DANIELS an
y nounced to-day plans for
payment OF tho $50 bonus
voted by Congress in the Revenue
Bill for officers anJ men of Toe
army and navy. Secretary Daniels
said:
The persons ceaiued ~
gratuity are:
"Oniccrs and 0'n-<d
Army. Navy S.' Mar
Naval Reserves. male
persons in the service
Guard, Coast and Geo
and Lighthouse Service
formed active duty with
during the present war.
THE exceptions are:
ANY person who
port for active duty uHtI. 'J.-r
Nov. II, 1918; a'y person WHO
has already received one months
pay on discharge from the army
under the act OF May rs. 1917: any
person who is entitled to retired
pay,
The heirs or legal representa-
tiyes OF Il person who is entitled to
this gratuity do not become en-
titled TO il,
This grauity will be paid to
the persons who are entitled 10 re-
ceive 1t on resignation, discharge
or release from active duty by the
supply officer who makes the final
settlement Of their accounts.
IF already separated from the
service members OF the navy ana
Naval Reserve force will make
claim upon the Disbursing DiNi-
sion, Bureau Of supplies and Ac-
counts, Navy Department, Wash
ington, u. c. Members OF ia"
Marine Corps will make clalm
upon the officer who settled their
accounts: or, if this officers
whereabouts is unknown or II paid
on by a navy supply officer, clam
will be forwarded to the Paymas-
ter Marine Corps Headquarters,
Washington, -. e, Coast Guard
members will forward their claims
10 Coast Guard Headquarters,
Washington, ID. c.
The evening world., 1919-03-03
GREAT NORTHERN BRINGS 1921
SICK AND WOUNDED.

/ Every State In the Union and
resented among the 2,6l3 soldiers on
! the American transport Great North
ern, which dockcd late this forenoon
az Pier 3. Hoboken. OF her total pas
songcr list l,29i were listed as sick,
/ wounded or convalcscent.
Tho largest unit on board consisted
OF IS officers and l.O23 enlisted mon
! (colorcd) OF the 3ioth Field Artillery
under Col. John O'Neiil. Regular
| Army man whose homo town is
| Taunton, Mass. Second in command
Is Lieut.. COL Dallas $. Townsend.
| who abandoned his ''ew York law
practice to go 10 France. became a
Major and rose 10 his present position.
Anot.er well known New Yorker
with the 3loth Is capt. George Brokaw
| Compton Of 40. G20 West 1I5th
street. Plattsburg graduate. who
served as chairman Ot a Mitchell com
| mittce on war speakers. He re-
! turnel in command of Battery ID.
Anon the New York men on the
/ Great Northern were.
William j. Metzgcr, No. 2js West
1874 street. Company e, lGjth Infan-
try; shot in left eye with machine
gun bullet in the Argonne Aug. 10.
Frank Copley, No, iO7 West l26th
street, 23d lnattnry, shot in arm al
! Chateau -Thierry July 60
Srrgt. Arthur Manley. No 1898 Ford
ham Road, Company f, 3sth 1nfun
try, shot through arm m Argonu.
oct 10
Anthony Bower. No 100 Oak Street
Yonkers. Company g, SO5th Infantry
wounded at Verdun Nov, by ex,
ploslve shei! fragment lie Is one o.
three brothers serving in the sam,
company. All were wounded The
4 others arc Carmne and Frank
Charles O'Brien, No. 1888 West &C.
street 3l6th Company Tank Corps
shot in the head while peorinr
through observation port IN TAM
Nov. I
, Alexander Szalay, 40. ss North A.
Street. Brooklyn, Company u, 307tI
Infantry, shot through neck In Vesl
, campaign Sept 8.
Joseph T.. Brocn, No. 3i5 West %
street, Company B, 3O9th Infantry
gassed al 81. Mihiel oct ..
, George =, Dickson, No. 400 Adelpt
7 Place, Brooklyn, Headquarters Com
= pany, l65th Infantry, shot throug
I arm in Argonne Oct. H. lie ha
l Charge Of the burial detail OF tn
l65th. which buried 800 men after on
. engagement.
% The Great Northern landed mo
4 American troops on the other ri,
while the war was on-in. proportio
~ tp her tonnage than any other sh
- IN the service. She holds anoth
q record, from New York to France 90
back again in fourteen days four ~
unc-half hours, and once beat Il
It Leylathan By three hours in q ra
D. from Brest TO Ambrose Channel. IL
The evening world., 1919-03-03
SUFFRAGE AGAIN BLOCKED.
Objection by weeks Prevents Coa-
alteration by the senate.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Chairmnn
Jones OF the Senate Woman Suffrage
Committee sought to-day 10 advance
the parliamentary status Of his com
promise Suffrage resolution. but Senator
Weeks OF Massachusetts, Republican.
blocked the move with uu objection.
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commander Is Capt. s. II. r. Doyle.
". s. N.
OTHER SHIPS REACH PORT
HERE TO-DAY.

Another troop carrier to reach port
was the cruiser Frederick. which
bought 1852 officers and men. in
Guiding 800 OF the 1921 Infantry. $50
Of the air service and casuals.
Other ships scheduled to-day are:
Powhattan from Bordeaux, with
2,Ji3 troops. including the 66th Regi-
ment Coast Artillery complete; de-
tachments from the SS5th and 3Ssth
Field Artillery. and wounded and
casuals.
Cruiser Rochester from Brest. with
$50 men. including the 31th Aero
Squadron.
Santa Maria, rs casuals
The evening world., 1919-03-03
HOW 10. .243 MEN ON LEVIATHAN
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY ARMY
Complete 105th and Doth to Various Camps
1O7th and Others to Upton

capt Edmdrd Murphy charge Of Information Bureau at
be Port
Whth
'et UH be drriUdL The list Hoboken Wash
the
regiments ne 2'th DiUiSion These the figures:
nllrraN N.I.
The evening world., 1919-03-03

To Cure n Cold In One Day,
Take LAXATIVE BRoA0 QuIklNE tTahlslsl. II
or, lhs S91sh sna ss.assh. az sns & so'ss on ssola'
The evening world., 1919-03-03
CALL FARRAGUT $500
FOR INFORMATION ABOUT
HOMECOMING SOLDIERS
Inquiries Also May BE Made al New
Port of Embarkation Branch,
Eighth Ave. and 33l St.

A BRANCH Information office
~ OF the Port(of 1mbarkation
was this morning estab-
lished in the Printing Crafts
Building, S3d Street and Eighth
Avenue, where civilians will he
supplied with Information regard
ing incoming transports and
troops.
Inquiries may be made in per-
son or by telephone. The phone
number of the bureau is Farra-
gut $500.
The evening world., 1919-03-03

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
NlClAN UNA 0FENSIVA
EN- ARRANGED LOS
ALIADOS
Las tropas del Almirante
Kolchach rompierea las
llneas enemigas
en- Ossa

LONDRES. MARIO 3!6.-Las tropas
del Almirantc kolchak loeraron ROM
per las lincaS bolshcvikish en- un frcn-
tc dc so millaS. en- las ccrcanius DE- Os-
sa Y Okhansk. per medic dc III avancc
que hicieron a 10 largo dc Ia margcn
Gerecha del rio Kama. segun dicen las
noticiaS rccibidas hoy en- csta CAPT
tai.
En- el frente .Arkangel. los ALA
dos ~iniciaron cl domingo pasado. un
! nuevo movimiento offensive. entire O.
mega Y Obozcrkaya. pero no conSiguic
ron hacer ningunos En- el
frcnte dc Pincsca los bolShcvikis avan
aaron hacia el sur. pero csta manic
bra la llevaron Il cabo a costa de
! grandes pcrdidas.
Fl Ministro de Ia Guerra dc! gabicr-
no boIsI,eviki russo. Leon Trotzky. ha
ordenado la movilizaciGn dc Ia divi-
sion de ]torpeGeroS del rio Neva. que
forma parte de la marina del Gobier-
no del Soviet. segG2 dice I'm despacho
procedcntc dc Helsincfors.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
OCUPARON RAAB
LAS FUERZAS
CHECAS
Es una importante ciudad
hdngara situada sobre Ell
Danubio, al noroeste
de Budapest

BASLE, Suiza, mario 26.-Las
fuerzas checas han ocupado la impor-
tante ciudad de Raab. sobre ell Danu-
bio, que SC encuentra han solo a seten
ia Y siete millas al noroeste de Buda-
pest, segun dice I'm oespacho proce-
dente de Fiena.
FL mensaje agrega que un ~ejercito
roio Sc esta organizando en- Hungria
para desarmar a la ~burguesia, Y ACRE
ga que ALEXANDRA Wekerle, ex-Prmer
Ministro hungaro, ha sido arrestadQ.
Todos los extranjeros, i~ncluyendo los
austriacos. estan- siendo ~internados.
FL gohierno revolucionario hungaro
Sc halla ahora establecido firmemen-
te. e. Consejo de Obreros esta ejer-
ciendo una dictadura de- proletari2-
do y ha anunciado que las elecclones
para la Asamb!ea Nacional han sido
pospuestas.
Fritz Adler. lider socialista austria
co ha enviado un mensaje a Budapest
anunciando al gobierno bolsheviki
htin~aro que los obreros austriacos
estan dispuestos y listos para unir-
Sc a los b~olshevikis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
81 LA CONFERENCICA DE PAZ NO TOMA UNA ACCION
IMMEDIATE, TENDRA QUE C0NFESAR SU lMPOIEN-
CHA PARA SOFOCAR Ell PELIGR0 QUE AMENAZA
TODD ell mundo tiene puestas sus miradas en- el Consejo de
los Diez y solo Sc habla en- Paris del triunfo del
boishevikismo en- Hungria

de los bolshevikiS es mTcho meJor
que 10 ha sido en- cualquier epoca
anterior. En- ell teatro septentrionas
dc Russia. Sc hallan a~vanZando So
bre Arkangel. En- ell frente del Bal
tico. aun cuando han sido detenidos
por los estonianos. han degrade ha-
Ger avances en- Gambia en- ell sector
de Mitau-kovno. llegando cast has
ia la frontera alemana. En- los &C.
torres de Wilma Y Minsk a
Polonia Y por ultimo, Ia conquista
de Ukrania, que han logrado al fin,
les da abunGancia lie where's que
era 10 que mas necesitaban.
FL Estado Mayor General del
Ejercito roio. en ell que esta pres
tando sus servicios ell Mayor alemin
Busch V ell captain frances Sadoul,
esta ahora preparando n campana
de pr!mavera. FL principal Objective
de eSa -ampana seri Ia conquista
de Alemania, a menoS que la proyec-
tada alianza entire Moscou = Berlin
Sc lleve Il ~etecto, 10 que causaria un
Gamble Ell csc plan. Otras ofensivas
de menor importancia Sc e%mprendc-
ran en- 10 Que constitute las alas
del frente de batalla bolshevik.. cs-
tando diirgidas las princiales de
elias contra Finiandia. Y Besarabia.
TambiGn Sc habla de Viena. como De
otfo objective de los roioS.
Cuando Leon Trotzky en- las con-
ferencias dc raz de Brest-LitovsE,
de:lar6 Que iba a REVOLUTIONARY Il
Alemaf:ia. 81 pueblo Sc rio de 70 que
consider5 una idea descabellada quc
Sc ha viSto ahora realizada. Hoy los
bolshevikis proclaman que las bar
deraS roia; de Ia revoluci6n. Sc We
rain flotar triunfantcs Ell las capi-
tales lie Europa occidental, Y podria
atreverse . rein de la nc
naz2. en- VISTA de 10 que c>td pasando
"a en- Budapest?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-27
TN TRATADO GENERAL
DE PAZ PARA TODAS
LOS PASSES Enc
MIGOS
Este proyecto Sc tlene en- es-
tudlo pero TO Sc cree que
sc ileve a efecto

PARIS. mario 26.-Un paso que
puodc considcrarsc como vcrdadcra-
wcntl sensational Dor parte dc los
Observation-Disclosures Ii la Conferences dc
Ia paZ. es cl que. Seguu Sc sabe. Sc
ticnc actualmonte On consideration.
Fl paSo en- question. consistc en- la
formulation de un solo tratado gene
al 4" Daz. con todas las ]potcnciaS a.
Sociadas. inclusive les Estados Uni,
dos. aun cuando este ultimo pals no
cstuvo nurca On guerra con Turquia
nj con Bulgaria.
Todavia no Sc sabc 81 ei esruerZc
tcrdra "Xito o no. Pcro o los mfor-
mes cbtcnidos anochc. sc ~Gesprendc
cue 10 mas probable cs que no sc con-
Si@a tai c0Sa.
Sc admitc como un hecho que eli
nucvo plan retardaria considerable
mcntc la termination de la paz con
Alcmania. pues scgIn los calculos he
choS sohre q particular. de caracter
s~emi-oficial. los plcnipo-s"ciarIc5 de
Aleraan;a. Austria-Huugria : Tur-
quia. no podrian recibir Cl teNto del
tratado aliado. Sino hasta 81 dia pri-
nero dc Mayo. Y cl Congress- de la
Paz no ncdria convocasse. sino hasta
81 ala lc dc mayo. cuando mas prom
10.
S;gnificativas en- extreme. son efec-
&c. las dcmand2s del P~rcsidcnte Will
son y de otrcs Representatives,, para
que Sc tome una rapida acci0n, y dc
las d~cciaracicnes de Clamcnceau y
Orlando. de que 81 Lloyd-George per-
manccc en- Paris. cl arreglo con Ale
mania pcdria c~fcctuarse cuando mas
zardc Ell una ~CuiEcena. Isl como las
seeuridadas que han dado d Ia pgensa
los altos f~uncicnarios. de que ell ira
tado lie Saz col A.i4mania Sc conclul-
10 Ell breve
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BERLIN. MARIO 26.-SangrientoS
ccmb2tes han tenido lugar en- las ca
lies de Budapest entire los comunis-
tas Y as fIerzaS anti-bolshevikiS. s.
gun dicen viajeros que han llegado
aqui, prccedentes de la capital hun
CARA.
Ar.bos combatientes estan hacienda
uSo da ametralladcras que barren ma
,crialmence las GALES de viandanteS
al cutrai acuellas Ell acci6n. FL nu-
nero de bajas habido. segun Sc dice.
g b~asrante considerable. Los guar
d;as comunistas cstan dirig.dos pcr
soldadoS Y oficiales hun~aroS que
han vegresaGo dc Russia.
Las autorid&des b~olShevikiS han
Drohibido que los viajerCs que sc en-
crenrren Ell Budapest, sSgan de Ia
c;uGad. zero varios de cllos ~losraron
bur "a Ia vigilancia de los g~uardiaS.
antes de cue 81 5loqueo sc pusiera ran
estricta.
La tension nervi0sa en- l. capita!
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FL EJERCIT0 RUSSO QUE
VA A HUNGRIA, LEGO
A @

BERNA. Suiza. Mario 25.-Ei
EiGrcito bclsheviki. que Va en- ca
mino dc Huneria. ha llcgado a Bro
dv. sc%Ur iicer las ultimas noticias
TeclhidaS en- csta capital.
Brody, es una c;udad Que Sc MS
la situad& en- la Galicia S]eptentrio-
nal. como a 50 millas al oriente de
Lcnberg. Durante los dos primeros
amos de Ia guerra. Brody fuG teatro
de frecuentes combates entire IL:
troras ruSas V SIstro-alcmanas. Las
fuerzas bolShcvikis que avanzan So
%rc HIngria. son las que manda Q!
general Georgey V cue Sc cstinar
tormaH un nucleo dc cerca de 10000
hombres.
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Senoritas! SeHoritas! iPru5'
benlo! Destierren la cas-
pay hermoseen sHS
CdbelloS
Sc cvita la caida del cabs!lo, y Sc tor
ma en- esPeso, ondulante, vigo-
rcso V hermoso.

Vuestro pelo sc tornara flno, on
dulante. sedoso Y a~bundante, y Sc vol
vera suave, brillante Y hermoso CO.
mo el de una nina. despues de usar Ell
"Danderine." Haga la prueba hume
dcciendo I'm lienzo O PIANO, con una
pocuita de 'Dandcrine.' C introdu-
ciendola embellishments a travcs de!
cabello. frotandolo al mismo tempo
ligeramente. Esto limpiara ell cabe-
llo del pc!vo, de Ia caspa Y de Ia eN-
casiva grasa. en- unos cuantos MIMI
tos, habri listed duplicado Ia beileza
de sus cabellos.
Ademas de hermosear desde luego
ell pelo. "Danderine' disuelve to-
da particula de caspa, limpia, purIfi-
ca Y vigoriza ell craneo. cvitando para
siemprc el escozor Y la caida del Pc
10.
Pcro 10 que mas le agradsra a US
ted, sera cl yer que dcspucs dc unas
cuantas semanss de usarla, brotalr
nuevos cabellos, f!aos Y como vellos
al principle, 81, pero en- rea!idad nue.
vos cabcllos que pronto crecer&n Y
aumcntaran su cabe!lera. 81 listed sc
p-eocupa por tcner TN peio hermoso,
suave Y abundante. 10 o~btepdra con
toda seguridad obtcniendo de cual-
QUEER droeueria 0 tienda de pcrfu-
mes, una botella de Knowlton's Dan
dcrinc," Y poniendola a prueba.
(Adv)
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