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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
HELLO HETTRPROKE
SERVICE PROMISED


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Cheer eh one teIieaa o. cafi,s
haa arrived apd mctf are comlnF
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ptef some ~ Wt city ilnea
iniatesIt1 s(hlsh WA rlrch oiit lha
mttpsnf o. DEAN 81. CLARK. aistrlct
uHurf ~ me al1ie headquarters ~
the iot4l cteh1nff
Persons who were not aDie 20 Get
rHNrtal inHiaiitd n their huukes ~
1l1F nnme cther line HAD been
aIotannectte. ana fhbte vino were
Ie4tpa ~ AXE two ard four party
iiHH nHtnf fhrIr wiaaes may
apN ~ Accommodated . q certain ex-
tfnA said NJ CLARK the whole
tfnNnIe Fla beer m the atafcily OF
supplies We shall DO lhe besi We
can "a NfhtlAe more and better aerv-
lce with what email supplies W are
able 60 set"
The 11lnatson II not onsy dialcnit
ia New Mexico, hat al over the
country. aRcnrdire 70 lnformHtfQn put
out ~ fhf Bell aFofeIn explaining
how fne tfcginm b affected b. con-
NV MN||N NNNNM VI N|"N7
ness activity which has been relceard
since the war has put q Tremendous
load on the telephone. WfoNinE u IN
~rcnfHaion which has been augmented
hy unuauti etofmb and floods. cpl
deuita falling on Of plpdutiion ana
s~uhee4aert lack % supplies.
To-day the supply situation Is
worse than II has ever been before.
In ariie 81 the fact that prices are
hl<htr. D deliveries tire slower than
they we're during the war" said ar.
clark
attoFmss STRIKES. ahuftaao Of pro-
dncllft labor. lack Of fuel. shorlaas
uf motive prwef ard car cauiomfnt
and fmharEcea beth freight and ex-
pre44 have made n nnd nrs stll
matlnE "a almost impossible 20 set
needed nEprl.os for construction and
materials for telephone manufacture.
a. iaat accounts tAe Western Pacific
company hud nnme foa cars of de-
laFc1 freight en- route for their HaW-
thorne works ~ Chicago. some Of
fhesa rara h~ing on tht WY for more
than a month";
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
TEACHERS SIGN UP
FOR NEXT YEAR
More Than 65 Per Cent
in County Are Assign
ed for Fall

Although the majority OF the teach
era of Hefnallllo county rural schools
are away on vacation and summer
study trips. man OF them have Sign
I'd their contracts for another year.
Over &c per cent Of III teaching stan
% ihe county has been engaged for
next year.
pointed 70 school BY Mrs. John W.
Wilson. county superintendent are as
follows: Hanchoa Dc Atrisco. Mrs.
r. T. Enlut, ~urineipal; Allce G. de
Haca. Pauline Armiio. Katherine
Able; Atfiaco, Mrs Margaret Wocd-
worth. principal; Mahes Mcdonald.
Dolores Garcia. Stella Durah, Conche
Leon; old Town. Marie Sailing. prin-
cipal; Lofeha Wells, Katherine Ty-
FARRELL; santa Barbara. Irene Burke.
principal: Isabel perea. Helen Nc
Guirf. Caroline Gonzales; Duranea,
Mabel Matthews, principal. Esther
ca~ndelarn; North Fourth street.
Cecilia Murphy. principal. Caroline
Michaels, Hafhara Harris. Mary o.
IAafhlin. lacy Luna. Mrs. Gertrude
Eliot; Los padfilaG. Ad0IfO Gonzales,
principal; MIRO. Inek Gonzales. Mar
gnret ArmJo. Anna Mcclure; san
Jose. Mr.. 2arah Toti, principal;
media, N.Y. Louise Thompson, prin-
cipaI. Carrie smith. Efhef Armiso.
Teresa vigil. Mountain View. Mrs
Edna Andrews principal: Randon
Siler. Naomi Louden; South Second
street. Frances Murphy. principal.
Ursula Railing, Christine ApOdaca:
los Orlegoa y Candeiarios. Ruth
slnteaon, principal. Vlctorine with.
Nauuelita Chavez; YriaaEri. Mr.. and
Mira Joseph oalieEos.
Thors are over s6 more vacancies
20 b. filled before school openH on
aepiemher 8. There are l6 consoIi-
dated schools and IS one-room
schools In the county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
Dental Examiners
Hold Session Here

Members Of the state board %
dental examiners were In session TO-
day TO examine applicants for licenses
~ dentists. The examinations ARE he
ing held nj the Chamber " COM
merce rooms and are to last three
DAYS.
The examinations today Included
the theoretical eide Of dental work
while those tomorrow will take in
the practical side OF the work. Mem
bera OF the board who are here to
conduct the examinations are Or.
e, o. Harrison Of Santa &c; Dr. NJ J..
Moran. Deming; ~. n. n Guditer.
Silver city; Or. =. n. plncy. las
VEGAS and Dr c. a. Eiler. Aibu-
Qucrque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
KNDREARTED NAN
LOSES HIS AUTO
it to Men to Go
for Medicine and They
Fail to Return

Klnd hearted L. B~arriFuand OF
Pajnritc has loFt his automobile.
When Emilio fStdilla and Juan
padilia told him that they were ID a
hurry 20 Ket 70 o drug store yestef-
DAY. because they needed 10 buy
SOME medicine for q sick wife. Mr..
H~arrieuand felt a little sorry. He
constnic0. upon request 10 let the
two men borrow his automobile.
They promised TO return II at once.
Police officials were notified today
that the autoiHts who had gone for
medicine had not returned. The
police authorities are now looking
for an automobile isid roadster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
IS Aliens Arrive
Al Ellis Island
For Deportation

New York. June IT.@Eieht-five
aliens, haif Of whom are alleged an
archlsta arrived az Ellis Island today
from che uest fer deportation.
They were gathered from Portland.
OftsFonl 09opaEo and iuSermedahte
points By a special train under the
direction ~ r. NJ. Kline. special
agent Of he bureau Of immigration
81 the department 81 labor.
aume 81 the dersrtees are from
federal prisons where they were con-
nned Tor offeAnea committed during
the q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
Boy Scout Council
Here Gets Charter

The Boy Scout movement which
has been In the process u organize
ton IL now complete. Compietinr
Of the organization took place last
night when Charles Miller. field scout
OF Los Angeles took charae OF the
meeting Of the council and gave his
approval 10 the charter, which has
now beer sent 10 washington.
The council r. the first to be COM
plteden IN New Mexico. The address
Of Mr.. Miller last night was only one
Of several he has given here 81 the
last two days. He ppoke at the XIV
mis- club yesterday at noon and at
the Rotary ciuh this noon.
A subcommittee Of the camp COM
mittee IL meeting this afternoon to
dlscuss plans for the camp the scouts
are TO have this year In Tijana can
yon. R
THE HERALD WANT Az PAGE
has n classification for every purpose
and.yesutts for those who use them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
New Amateur Ball
League to Be FORMED liuAA d

summer baseball n proving "
populf with the juniors that Il has
become necessary TO organize a new
league IN order to include all % the
boyr who wish IA play.
The new league will include boys
Just under the size and Hkili OF the
Twilight league. A new diamond will
he constructed 20 that tennis may
play either IN the afternoon Or after
work hours. this plan accommodating
q great number OF the boys who havr
been left out. The Intermediates and
the Featherwcight leagues Will look
after the smaller boys.
The axe limit for the Twilight
league players was raised from iSh
70 20 an order 10 inclnde more boys
81 school axe who wish to play. This
decision was made AZ q meeting OF
the advisory board last night.
The Pirates won the game with
the scouts yesterday. The r. q. P's.
played the White Son and the Wild
Cats. the Junior TwilEhters this after
mon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
wINs RAcE

AScOT. England. Juus if.--vis-
count Asior's Ruchan finished frat
In the Assoc; gold cup race run here
Ing and the race awarded to Sir w.
Nelson's TanGiers. which finished
second. Henri nalsans Juviegneur
was kiven second place ana Lord
Derby's Keysoe placed third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
Census Takers Find
1000 in Old Town

The censuH Of Precinct No. IS which
1rcWn has been completed AMI Will be
afhmlflFd 10 the county commission
era az fhnIr NJ meeting on June 2s.
the commissioner wifi then issue an
election proclamation setting the date
for 40 incorporation election. There
uaH neid 10 have heen some opposition
10 Inc fnEinE On the cenAue. q few fam
llIaA refusing 10 add heir anne 70
me roll. -of course. there "a aiwnye
nnnsn onfaciiuu 70 everything said
Naslor Montoya. couaiy clerk. q rcsl-
dfnf N old Town, Thut am %conhdent
mae lhe eierii0n via pass
Vhn renalla 81 the urnrinci AXE
undrr ihf direction nf fherin Garcia,
nuhnhern nfariF 1900 me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
GOVERNOR PARDONS ANOTHER.

SANTA FE- Iune 1I.-A complete
and unconditional pardon has been
issued by Governor larrazolo to
Francisco Acosia OF Luna county.
Acosta was sentenced in April. 1915.
60 serve 20 60 20 years FOR murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
Two Ten-Y ear-O Old
Boys Start West
Without a Cent

without a cent 10 their pockets or
without n onpce OF food, Elmer
Saiter. 1919 South Arno street and
pclmar Meyers. 1fO South Arno
street. set out yesterday morning fof
california. the land they had heard
Vas all beauty and sunshine. The
boys are hut 10 years old.
Between two ears ct train No. Z
the two rode from here 10 Mccarty'a
before they were noticed BY the train
crew. They were taken on the train
az the McCarty station and placed In
charge Of the telegraph operator
there until the parents here could be
notified.
Mr.. Meyers left here last night and
brought the boys hack to Albuquer-
que this moaning. saiter has run
away from home several times ac-
cording to the police. He aud Meyers
are to BE- sAnt to the reform school
at Springer. n. NJ.
LET TsTE HERALD
supply y0nr wants through the want
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
Student Held for
Killing Shot a
Former

HANOVER. ". ~, June I7.-ROh-
.ert T. Mcads, OF La Grand4. Ills. the
Dartmouth college student. whose
liquor smuggling urafiic is alleged to
have led to hih killing Henry r. Ma
roney. 81 West Medford. Mass, a fell
low student. early yesterday. was a
prisoner today awaiting action by the
grand jun on "a charge Of murder.
His companion In flight. Grille Nicely
Wise. 81 Akron, Ohio. was held as a
material witness.
Meads defense. Il r. said, will be
prepared under the direction Of his
father. Albert n. Meads. n Chicago
lawyer. Hailmates OF Mcada today
discussed peculiafities Of the young
man, including a habit 81 shooting
freely when IN the mood. county Of
Users found The walls OF his room
neppered by bullets
Instructors said he had been acting
In an odd name at classes.
In his freshman car when n room
mate. Norman b. Arnold. was killed
BY Aeuds through the discharge Of a
rife. Mcads was ex0nemted through
ante mortem statement by Arnold.
Meads suffered a partial collapse.
which necessitated "a long rest.
Tha British government has appro-
praied $4,000, geo 20 encourage civ-
linn arIuflau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
LoVIsIANA pEATs suFFHAGF

stare won.hn's suffrage amendment
failed today TO receive the necessary
two-thirds vote IN the senate. This
vote was "a 20 ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17

Cecil Rhodes spent ttb0,00O drill
ing for Oh IN Mexico nnd gave u ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17

what &c clnimod TO BE- the worlds
largest motor fire engine has bee
placed IN service I'd Louisville, Ky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17

tins British government has appro-
prated fis.ooN.oe o TO encourage civ
iiian aviation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-17
THE HERAIp wANT Ap PAGE

has a classification for every purpose
andsyesuits for those who use them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07
JAMESBURG MAN
DESERTS WIFE
George Exton Disappears,
Leaving Wife and Child
Sister-in-laW Also Gone.
BY Special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
JAMESBURG, Oct. 7.-Anothci
chapter in the love triangle in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. George Exton
and pretty eighteen year old Ethel
Peats, his sister -in-law. has been
written in the announcement that
George Exton has once more desert
ed his wife and daughter. No trace
of the husband has been found but
the revelations made to the grief
stricken wife by a fortune teller, at
Trenton, confirms, the belief that
Exton has taken fight with his
pretty sister-in-law. as her where
abouts are unknown at this time.
Some months ago Exton disappear
ed from his home here and a visit
to a seeress at Trenton told of his
~wanderings and Exton was found
three weeks later at Johnstown, as
revealed in the palm reading.
Mrs. Exton has just announced that
her husband had abandoned her and
told in detail the sad story of her
wrecked home. She said h a four
teen years ago her small sister came
to America and even at that early
age her husband would continually
talk of the beauty of his sister-in-
law. BY saving and self-deniai
enough money was saved to bring
her sister to Jamesburg and after
some months her sister came to her
and made a confession that startled
her. Her accusations against her
husband brought a confession and 1t
was shortly after his admission that
he loved pretty Ethel Peats that he
disappeared. Ethel also disappeared
and vas gone for some time when
she returned, evidentlytnot nor
full for her ungratefulnes to her W
sister.
Miss Peats disappeared and moth
ing of late has been heard from her
and the disappearance of Exton con-
firms the theory that he is with her
in some city.
Some weeks ago Exton moved TO
Spotswood and purchased a coy
home in hat borough and promised
his wife that he now saw that he
had just commenced to live and tina
he could devote his entire life TO
his family. He secured employment
with the George w. Helme Company,
at Helmctta. and evidently was en-
joying the happiest time of his life
when he suddenly disappeared, leav-
ing no word.
IF George would only come back
10 me and our daughter" sobbed
Mrs. Exton, II will willingly once
more forgive him. just for our daugh-
ter's sake. She cries continually for
papa and if he does not return | am
afraid she will worry away her life.
90. / had freely forgiven George
the first time he ran away and Will
once more give him a new start If he
will but return"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07

Lucia. Henry's sister-Miss Grace
Hoffman. soprano.
Edgar of Ravenswood-Sgr. PiIade
Sinagra, tenor.
Norman. follower of Henry-sgr. s.
Paoli. tenor.
Raymond. chaplain TO Lord Ashton
-Sgr. NJ. Santacana, base.
Alice. attendant to Lucia-Miss
Grace Anthony. soprano.
Lord Arthur Bucklaw-Sgr. G.. Pao-
lOni, tenor.
Followers of Henry, inhabitants of
Lammermoor. etc. Scene is laid i'm
Scotland. Special scenic ard cleo
trical effects.
The story of Lucia D'Lammermoor
follows:
Lord Henry Ashton of Lammer-
moo in order to retrieve his fallen
fortune, arranges a marriage be-
tween his sister, Lucy and Lord Ar
thur Bucklaw. Lord Henry is igno-
rant of an attachment which exists
between Lucy and Sir Edgar Raven
wood. whose family has long been in
a state OF deadly emnity with his
own.
Sir Edgar, absent on an embassy
to France, dispatches many letters
to his beloved Lucy. These letters
are intercepted and a forged paper,
tending to show infidelity of Sir Ed
gar, is shown to Lucy. Maddened
by disappointed love. Lucy unwil-
lingly consents to become the bride
OF Lord Arthur.
just after the marriage contract is
signed. Sir Edgar appeared among
the assemblage. He had come to
claim the hand of Lucy. He is too
late. Henry and his partisans bitter
ly repulsed the intruder. and but for
the timely interference of the old
chaplain of Lammermoor. blood
would have been shed.
The burden of woe heaped upon
Lucy was toe much for the mind of
the unfortunate girl to bear at
night after the newly married pair
had retired. the inhabitants of the
castle hear groans like those of a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07
Says Pile Remedy Worth
$4,000 a Box

- have had itching piles ever since my
earliest recollection. ] am So years old
and have suffered terribly. I have tried
many remedies and doctors but no cure.
About s weeks ago ] saw your ad for
Peterson's Ointment. The first applica-
ton stopped all itching, ans in three days
all soreness. I have chly used one box
and consider I am cured. You nave my
grateful heartfelt thanks. and may every
one th@. has this troIble see this and
give your ointment, that Is worth n hun
dred dollars or more y box. a trial. Sim
cCrely yours. a. Newth. Columbus Ohio"
Peterson's Ointment for Piles Eczema
and old srits Is only IS cents "A lcrge box
al all druggists. Mail orders filled by
Peterson Ointment Co. Inc, Buffalo. N.
Y.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07

among both young and old aliks
The dances will be continued ever,
other Monday during the entirt
winter months.
The Junior class of the South Am,
boy high school will give an invita-
ton dance Monday evening in tht
high school auditorium.
An October Dance" will be gfveI
in st. Mary's hall on October IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07
BIG ITALIAN OPERA
AT THE MAJESTIC

What will no doubt be the best
musical and theatrical ven of the
season VIII be presented tonight at
the Majestic theatre when the
Metropolitan and Chicago Opera
Company presents Donizzetti's mas
story of the opera is from the Bride
Of Lammcrmoor by Sir Walter Scott.
II is a tale of old Scotland i'm the
musical version. a chorus of thirty
and an orchestra of twenty-four un-
der the direction of Avitavile and
Giulio Setti will furnish the features
outside of the main characters. The
following stars will appear in this
classic:
Henry Ashton of Lammcrmoor-Sgr.
Luigi Tore. base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07
OIL
NOW MADE
TASTELESS
Remarkable Process Perfected by Chem
lists Of Spencer kellogg a sons.
Inc.

Nobody ever dreamed that the nau-
seating taste could be removed from cas-
tor oil. Yet 1t has been done. Chemists
Of Spencer Kellogg & Sons. Inc, one of
the worlds largest manufacturers OF cas-
tor oil, have perfected a process whereby
castor oil is freed from adj nauseating
taste. Nothing is removed except the
taste. Strength and purity remain alb
~solutely unchanged-a 100 per cent. pure
castor oil: the same castor oil that your
doctor prescribes. but with the nauseat-
ing taste eliminated. Think what a boon
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Is to chill
dren and even grown-ups. Sold by all
good druggists. IL you want a castor
oil absolutely without nauseating taste.
insist on genuine laboratory filled hot
Ties. plainly labelled Kellogg's Tasteless
Castor Oil Three sizes. 15c. 35c and 65c.
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07
SOUTH AMB0Y

Unit number six of st. Martha's
Guild will hold another of their COM
munity dances Monday night In the
parish house. 1t is planned to make
this one of the good old fashioned
dances = similar to the ones tnat
made the series so popular last winter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-07

dying man coming from the nuptial
chamber. The old chaplain imme-
d.ately bursts the door op m and dis
covers Lord Buchlaw bleeding to
death. while Lucy, in n f5 of in-
sanity. brandishes the bloody sword
of her victim.
Her senses return. but she sinks
under the horror of her situation and
dies of disappointed love. Sir Edgar,
upon learning of the death of Lucy,
plunges his dagger into his breast
and falls ~lifeless among the tomb
stones of his ancestors.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
CAN'T CONFIRM RUM0R
That Standard Oil Man Has
Been Shot in Mexico.

Washington Dec. a.--The state de-
nartment announced today that Il had
no confirmation OF reports that Vincent
Van Diver. OF Springfield. Mo, rep-
pany OF New Jersey had been shot in
Mexico.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
NO S-HOUR DAY
FOR JOB HUNTERS
Many cabinet Makers" Try
to Aid Harding in Choosing
Official Family.

Marion o., Dec. 81 N. S)-Reg-
ular union hours are not long enough
'or the amateur cabinet makers who
are endeaNorinR to assist President
H n, Harding to choose his official tam
ily, he indicated today
ITS tine, he added IN alluding to
the thousands Of suggestions he had
received, I do not mind II bit" He
reiterated torcetully that up TO the
present moment he had not offered any
one cabinet position and added that
he aid not intend to do so Immediately.
While Senator Harding and his close
advisers were silent as to the identity
OF the men under consideration for the
thorjtatlvely today ihst the holding OF
seat In tho senate would not be con-
sidered bar to \ cabinet post, In splte
OF The desire OF senate leaders to retain
expert services In the upper house.
was also indicated that the make
would be thoroughly representative
geographically. adequate recognition
being given the naln general sections
NJ III" country,
Time vat Uncertain.
The time OF announcement OF the
cabinet appointments stil is uncertain,
Senator Harding stating frankly that
he did not know himself
Whether the president elect will lay
aside the senatorial toga Immediately
probably will be decided today. Sena-
tor Harding announced that he had
arranged for telephone conference
with Senator elect Frank b Willis on
whose shoulders thu senatorial mantle
Is destined TO fall, After sounding out
thu wishes and conveniences OF the
man who viii succeed him, Senator
Harding said ne probably would dis
pose finally OF the Offer OF Gov, Cox to
appoint Mr. Willis Immediately after
the president elect resigns his senate
rial seat,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-09
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR Is YEARS
Gas affected her heart, and
death seemed near. First
dose of Milks Emulsion
brought relief.

tul stomach trouble Tor hfteen years
Everything would eat just laid on
my stomach and soured / would bloat
up and I seemed a. though my stom.
sch would burn up The boating AZ.
tected my heart and at times ! was
afraid I was going 70 die tried most
everything . coult hear OF, besides
having number Of doctors but got
only temporary relief, untii J got a few
me so much good from the start that
I consider n 9 Godsend I now have
moro reliet since taking It and have
slept better thar for years I cannot
praise It enough for what II has done
for me Mrs p'es Jones i46 Elm
Thousands hav. suffered for years
from stomach and bowel troubles. and
Their fonnd the same wond rful relief
and lasting beneh from Mlks Emul
sion
Milks .Emulsior Z a pleasant. nutrl-
tive food and a corrective medicine. II
restores healthy, natural bowel action.
doing away with oil need Of pills and
quickly puts the digestive organs IN
shape TO assimilate food As n builder
~ flesh and strength, MIlks Emulsion
is strongly recommended 10 those whom
sickness has weakened and IL n pow
erfu, aid In resisting and repairing the
effects NJ wasting diseases
This la the only snid emulsion made
and SO palatahle thai II is eaten with
a spoon Ike icc cream
No matter how severe your case you
are urged To try Milks Emulsion under
his Euarahtee-- Take six bottles home
With YoD use 80 according 10 directions
AND y not SATISFIED with tibet results
you mpnev VIII Ne promptly refunded
",ric' 15r "nd sl6c PEI bottle ~
NiNts Emulsion co. Terte HautA Ind
solo b. druggist. everywh ere. -C nav