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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-12
DOLLAR
SALE
PREMIUM LIST FOR COUNTY
BOYS AND GIRLS EX-
POSITION

Class BAKED Food.
Lot l Best loaf white bread.
a. Made by girl over Is years.
D. Made by girl under Is years.
White Bread Recipe
lAnOunt of material required for
cup sealded liquid, milk, water, or
mixture Of milk and water.)
/! teaspoon salt.
: tablespoon sugar
9leaQ Hour (about cups)
: tablespoon shortening
-'aSt (74cake, If long or sponge pro-
cess IS used, y cake if quicker
9 naSIng is desired.)
ooIIen yeast in tablespoons luke
S warm water. Put salt, sugar, short
= IN mixing bowl, add the scald-
- ELgulo. When the liquid has cooled
NJ !IIAe"arm add the yeast, and part
a al me sfted -four. Mix thoroughly.
e ruu Iour gradually until the mixture
- pe handled without its sticking
: me hands. Knead until the dough
l., !ootn and elastic to the touch.
5orl ilSe IN warm place until it has
nv SsOieo IN bulk. Cut down and let
ms. again or knead and shape at
III INTO loaf. Let rise in tin until
RI uCugh has again doubled in bulk.
IL q Ii moderate oven for 1 hour.
-ut Z-Best plain cake
h Ma9e by girl over Is years.
= MADE by girl under Is years.
Plain Cake Recipe.
I cup butter
2 cup milk
2 cup sugar
Il teaspoon salt
~ cups -four
taspoons baking powder
Sedspoon vanilla.
50 ia butter, add sugar gradually
tho Ia -1t. II Is as thoroughly melted in
bestoa' 81 as possible. Add eggs well
giftoJn then milk and flour mixed and
mil, with the baking powder. Add
sana~ and -four alternately to avoid
PgpTaration. Lastly add tbe vanilla
oven. AZ minutes IN a moderate
NOEcn cookies.
b M0a a99e by girl over Is years.
Lot 4 1d p by girl under Is years.
M. 5est dozen doughnuts.
b WMa ae by girl over Is years.
Lot ( poe by girl under Is years.
W.1est dozen mullins or rolls.
B. MMa a1e by girl over Is years.
aue oy girl under Is years.
Glass Canned Foods.
o1aee fruits.
ri Ssieues. (apples. pears Hs nl,,m u cher
res PEACHES, blackberries, raspber
eurrant..1 9eOerries- Strawberries, an
One Best collection of vegetables
ed var;s sf each of any seven mention
natoes les, lDeets, carrots, corn, to
p@rsnlps, peppers, caulif1owe1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
NO TRACE or Mrs. STAMP.


SOVNV0V0 ySVVV v 80 W o'"'U 49,
~ MlsslNS Woman.
Continued search has failed 10 re-
veal Q clue a. to the whereabouts OF
Mrs. Josie NJ. stamp OF Garwin. wife
Of John stamp who disappeared
from her home Monday night. Feb. 2.
Search has been continued IN the
neighborhood snd Letters Of Inquiry
have been sent TO all Of the relatives
o. the missing woman, according to
the husband. Mr.. stamp today saia
answers had been received from all
She relatives and none had seen or
heard from Mrs. stamp.
A letter received In this city by a
physician who cared for Mrs. Stamp
early In the winter. when she at
tempted to commit suicide. from
Mrs.. stamps mother. Mrs. T. II.
Devins. Of La Junta, Col. made anx-
ious inquiry for her daughter. The
mother wrote that she had heard
nothing from her DAUGHTER.
Mr.. stamp. who has been farming
about six miles south Of 0ladbrook.
today was preparing TO move 20 .
farm near Garwin. Arrangemsnts
for the removal had been made prior
TO the disappearance Of Mrs. Stamp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
POSLAI VITAL
TO SUFFERERS
FROM ECTllk

II you have ecssma. yeur pre01e
use Of Posiam may meaa a - -.
ference between immediate oomfege
and long period OF itching oiseren
Take the easy. pleasant way - Suse9
relief. Apply Poslam rioht - -
raw places that burn aad itchs -
burden lifted AZ the skin u seosAe4
and pacified. You Win knew then -
what q high state OF sfftcieooy -
reliable remedy has besn breaose
Poslam Is concentrated. oheFe ereae.
ment suffices for most mlnee
troubles.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
writo to Emergency LAbcraterieas Al
West 9th st.. New YORK CITY.
Poslam Soap. msdicated with Hos-
lam should be used II skin y tendsr
and sensitive.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
Iowa Has Auto For
Every Six People

It 10 interesting TO study the dis
tribution OF passenger automobiles
In this country. for II proves that II
II In the great AGRICULTURAL states
that they are most popular. Iowa
has car for every e2 persons, Ne
braxka has one for every ss Of hee
population and California for every
&C. persons. The next four states In
order are also agricultural. South
Dakota, with one car to every per-
sons. Kansas one for every IL. Mon
tana one for every 81 and Minnesota
one for every . people.
These percentages prove that the
greatest number Of cars prevail
among the people who live In the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
Exposts have estimated that one
ut will consume nifty pounds Of food
a . year.
Alkali in Shsmpo0s
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shAm-
zoos contain too much aikali. which
10 very injurious. a. II dries the scalp
Ind makes the hair brittle. e.
The best thing to use IL Muisified
bocoanut oil shampoo. for this II pure
ind entirely grsasslsss. It's very
hhsap and beats anything else all to
lbieces. You can get this at any drue
ittors. and few ounces will last the
I~hole family for months.
N Simply moisten the hair with wat
|,Er and rub It in. about, a teaspoonful
10 all that IL required. 1t makes an
abundance Of rich, creamy lather,
lItleanses thoroughly, and rinsss out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
Ievenly, and Il SOFT fresh looking,
Upright, fluffy. wavy and easy to
handls. Besides. II loosens and takes
but every particle Of dust dirt and
dandruff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
THIS NgAR MAaks TwshrY.
SECOND ANNivGRsARv or
AUTO INDUSTRY.
HISTORY OF EARLY sFFoaTs
or THE PIONEER DUiLoGRs
First Automobile Dvilta Years osfsss
Fivst Raiiresd-Csmmsroial Trusks
Ant.dats Passenger vshi''ss -
American sPispssrs Wsrs First TO
Commercials the Autsnssbils.

The twenty-second anniversary OF
the first sale Of motor vsh!cls In
the United States will come in April
of this year. The automobile. which
was conceived In Europe, has found
Its greatest development here, Many
OF the American pioneers are still
living and reaping the benefits Of
their early sacrifices and efforts.
Fifty years ago the automobile was
the experiment of a few intrepid In
ventors. 1t was classed by the pub
lie with the fancies OF Jules Verne.
wonderful but impractical
Surprising as II may seem, the au-
tomobile Is the prosenitor Of the To-
connective. The first outomobile Eas
built and tried fifty years before fAe
first railroad track was laid.
First One Built IN 1859.
Capt. Nicholas Joseph Gugnot IL
credited. with having constructed. In
1863, the first motor propelled road
vehicle that actually ran. This ma
chine was clumsy. over balanced and
difficult to steer. It was partly
wrecked on one Of its first trips
and never rebuilt. 80 t.3
In 1857 Oliver Evans, Of PAifadel-
phia, built the first American auto,
mobile, but this machine also proved
heavy and hard to handle. In 1Sa1.
Walter Hancock, an Englishman,,
built steam car that he called the
Infant" This car made regular
trips between London and Stratford
and in 1882 the distance was extend,
ed to Brighton. This vehicle carried.
eleven passengers and ran at On
average speed of nine miles an hour.
Duryea and Haynes Figure.
In America, Charles E.. Duryea
and Elwood Haynes were the first
to build gasolene cars that would
run, this was sometime in 1872.
To Alexander Winton goes the
credit OF selling the first American
In April, 1898, he sold a
one cylinder Winton automobile to-
Robert Allison. of Port Carbon, Pa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
Orsanized Thieves
Stealing Motor Cars

Leck W ysur garages, This warn
inG 10 being cent out by the Iowa
Meter Trades Bureau to automobile
dealers ,aAA private ewnsra u cars
thrueus the statA 10 Drsvsnt further
thAfts.
An organised gang Of auto thieves
ir working In Iowa. according to re-
ports from dealers. Thieves are
stealing from private sRrages, sales
rooms. public garnges And even TAX
ins new tires and equipment from
automobiles left standing on side
streets.
II has been aaecrtained that the
gang In 90 we'll organised that loot
ID collected and taken TO central
pelata In the northern part Of Iowa
anA then hauled In motor trucks to
,aSSs cities whore Il 10 dispossd OF
thru secailed ''fencss." One load now
indicates that tho rang 10 making is
headquarters In Minneapolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17

Atiison rls ~ ear two years and
then q the solicitAtlon Of the VIA.
ton company. cold Il back 10 them
and they still have Il In thsir pos
ssssion.
All thsss vshlclss wers Of the
horselcss carriage typs n was not
until 1S~1 that the ear bassd ON the
EursDsAA Paahas1 and Lsvasor. tvs
vas intseAuosA.
Truck AW~sdaSss Passenger Ger.
The history Of Ne motor truck
sntsdAsss the passenger automobile.
0ussts' first venture wee = machias
to haul artillery, the Dasesagsr or
oAms - ssich emily after the elpsri.
meats Of DAimlar and Deas In looo.
The possibilities Of commercials.
Ing the automobile were conoeivS1
by many q the American pionssra
While ths exact origin OF the COM
msrctaI car 10 somewhat obscure.
evidence sssms TO favor Charles q.
Woods. . carftass builder OF Chi
caso. ~ the first manufacturer His
cars were run by electricity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
The Auto Quiz
Questions OF Car
owns-s Answered -

ence In speed is taken care of in the
rear wheels by the differential and in
the front by the stearing arm which
swings tho inside wheel At greater
angie than the outer.
S.-How can aluminium parts Of 4
car be cleaned?
To clean aluminium parts rub the
surface with q stin brush dipped In
q solution Of 10 per cent sulphuric
acid. Then wash away all acid
with clean water.
1o.-what Is the proper time to
shift from high to intermediate gear
when going up grade?
when going up hill on high gear
shift to second when the speed Of the
car drops to ten miles per hour with
the, spark retarded. Do not be
afraid to use the intermediate gear
in, hill climbing as that is its pur-
pose. &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17

1.-why Is an air fan used behind
the radiator?
An air fan Is placed behind the
radiators Of water cooled motors
to assist In cooling the water by
drawing air thru the radiator. II
the fan belt breaks, the motor will
heat up rapidly.
Allow can . leak inside a tire
valve b stopped!
A leak inside the tire valve can
often bs stopped hy removing the
valve apfing and applying q drop OF
oil TO the sprins and ANAL rubber
washer above Il.
ain driving . car on . dry strest
what 10 the shortest possible dis
lance In which q car can be brought
to dead stop when travelling twenty
miles m hour? Forty miles Per
houF7
When driving . car twenty miles
an hour on a dry street Il will take
from eighty Ave to l7o feet.
4.-How can . pantasote top and
curtains BE- cleansdf
A pantasote top and curtains can
bs cleaned best with . soft brush
dipped In water to which little
ammonia has been added. Rub dry
Afterwards. Never attempt TO clean
them with kerosene or gasoline
S.-What II the proper way 70
crank . motoT1
In cranking . motor grasp The
crank handle with the four Fingers
Of the right hand only. Never wrap
your thumb around 1t. Always pull
up and with . arm. quick move
ment.
s.-what IL meant by q ono unit
systsm OF lighting. starting and tS-
nitioni Two ana three unit system
A enc unit system OF lighting,
startins and isnition 10 one In which
all thrss functions arc incorporates
IN one dSNcs. IN the two unit sys-
TEN the currsnt generating and is-
alton functions are performed by
one appliance and whore . separate
starting motor y used. Also. whore
one unit 10 used by lighting and
starting current and u also revsrs.
able 20 act q Q motor and where 4
separate iSnition mems - employed,
such - q magnetic. In tho three
unit system . magnetic is used for
signition, Z generator for lighting and
starting current and a motor tor
turning over the engine.
How can scale an slime be re-
moved from the radiator and water
jackets?
To clean radiator and water
Jacket Of scale and slime. dissolve
two pounds Of washing soda In
enough hot water to All the radiator.
Strain hrst thru cheese cloth. Hun
the car for day, then drain and NIL
with clean water. The next da.
drain again to remove all traces OF
the chemical.
SIN turning corner do all four
wheels turn at the same rate ~
speed and are tbs front wheels
always parallel?
( When turning corner all -FOUR
wheels OF an auto do not travel at
/ the same speed. The front and rear
wheels on the inside nave less dis
lance to travel and always revolve
somewhat slower than those on tho
outside. The front wheel which
turns the slower Ii also turned
greater distance in the direction IN
which tho car IL going. The diner
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
COMO 70 DEs MONIES SHOW.
Local osaisss ssd Garage Men Ar
plaNnjna 70 A<tsnd.

Local 0saisss sHd Garage Men A.
Planning - A<tsnd.
The eleventh annual Dies Moinss
motor show opened Monday in the
Ford Motor Company building. and
gives promise Of SURPRISING In beau
ty any previous e1ppsition held In
the stats. The shoy will close next
SATURDAY. and during the week many
local hutomobils dsAlers and others
ars planning to attend.
Anons the LEGAL garage men ana
dealers who expect 70 20 to the show
ara James KirkenAaIl, Lee Fetters.
Edward Alien, Allen WINS, James Ar
len, Donald Brady, j. F. Dinsman, p.
g. Garland, =. q Hartley, L r. Cum
mines, ErSd s, Bond, D. H. DenInsxd,
n. a. Hsti, ben Henderson, George
4. Throwsr, y. W estes, Raymond
Kesfir, ~, e. Newcglnsr. Harold Cv-
ans \. wledelL y, u kennedy,
\. gsySAans HANyv Pitcher, Roy
spsAl ~, =. X Yittins- s
- q II u & & * 4 J
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
MARRl 20,
Wilson-Watson.

Dewey Wilson, Of this city, and
Miss Margaret Watson, residing four
miles south OF the city. were married
at . o'clock Thursday afternoon at
Nevada. Announcement OF the mar
riage was made by the young couple
on their return. to the surprise Of
their young friends. Mr.. wilson Is q
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wilson,
sf1 Marion street, and Mrs. Wilson IL
. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Watson. south Of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
RECORD cAR v.sIrs CITY.


Essex, Driven f.oot Mllss In Day.
Exhibited hsr~
p The Esssx antomehaA. which broke
the worlds r>csrA for endurance last
November, was In the city recently
on exhibition. The car>is owned by
Hudson Jones. Of De- Noines. and
was driven here by Clark Nichols,
Of Des Moinea.
The car covered 1891 miles on
Iowa dirt Roads, In twenty-four
hours, Averaging go miles an hour,
The roads were In bad condition. and
snow, whipped by q strong wind,
fell all during the days travel. The
actual running time was twenty
two hours and forty minutes. which
allows for the time taken In. filling
the car with gasolene and oil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
-A-rAAcIoa- IMPROVEMENT.
New Device Applied TO Relieve Driver
From Watching Engine. -

Owners Of Fordson tractors are Of
fered something different and praoti-
cal in q platform and fender combi-
The divided platform. which
Is an outstanding feature of the
drawbar Of any implement. con-
meets to the regular coupling on the
tractor and adds convenience and
comfort to the driver by allowing him
to stretch while operating the tractor.
The outfit can be attached by anyone
IN twenty minutes and 10 rigidly se.
cured to the tractor by only three
braces.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
HAS TRACTION AGENCY.


oamssn Trestsrs end Trveks Nav
handlsd In City.
The q. w. Darling Company has
taken the agency for the Samson
tractor and truck, made ~ James,
willie, Wis. Tho tractor Is called the
Iron Horse. II IL designed to do the
work Of three horses, and Is said to
be the only one on the market that
can de driven from any load. The
machine IL steered with lines. and
can be manipulated from load OF
hay or binder. II sells for $3.50 (. o.
b. the factory.
The Samson model M tractor 10
a two plow tractor. selling for S7oo
(. o. b. the factory, complete with
platform, belt wheel. gov
ernor. water pump. and high tension
magnsto. The traAtsr uses either
kerosene or gasoleRs. The Samson
people are offering trucks Of various
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
llauid Soap.

Liquid soap Ia the more sanitary
method OF handling the soap aues-
ton. We sell you a good contsiner
with quality liquid soap. Let W install
one for you. Bushanan's, ifo West
Main street,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
s. Hoo h Lsus6
An Fins C~

Note how K predouansess wherever hne casO
are seen. Outside of the clubs, the opera, thS
theatre; In the hne residenoe streets and o.
fashionable boulevards observe how It outnsano.
hsrs Two. three and even four 10 oos, any oehss
naks Of hne car,
The supply Of Hudsons he nsvSs beea sul.
Ac3ent for the demand. Thousands have waits4
unonths for certain wanted models. You can
insure yourself aranst disappointment in Do.
livery orly ~ :, * your order well ahead q
tb- t'rn" ~ ~ lite it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17

Roam mare. . years old. weight
1900. liberal reward for Information.
j. n. Baughman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
, SHIPMENT or TRUCKS.
California City Gets Army Trucks
For Farm Use.

Seventeen carloads Of army truck
chassis passed thru the city on the
bound for Sacramento.
Calf. to be used for agricultural
purposes. The trucks were shipped
two on the car, making the total
shipment, thirty-four trucks: The
trucks showed hard usage, and each
Il had been used overssAa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17

country and use the automobile frat
Of all az q means Of economical quick
TRANSPORTATION,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
Notice..

viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Mary
Slaves. c. u. Slaves.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
Automobiles TRUCKS Tractors

carrying capacity. samples Of which
ere TO b. here soon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17

The bull and COW are sacred ami
mails to the Hindu and are never
killed for food.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17

Super Six q the grsatsse spssd I'D powH -
Ia the world.
II - true that IN spssd-ln hl-sluhtn0-
In quick accelerstIon-no 81 4 90 svW
matched II. Ofic4al records show that. BIT
they are Incidental Thy wsss made IA esses
to prove Hudson endurance.
Surely these great performance qualities -
enough to account for Hudson's Ave Year, q
Leadership % the largest selling fine CIR In ths
world Any owner would take pride IN eas
that none has eoualled in any worthvhAs psr-
Torrance record.
Yet lares elass q Hudson bs1ysss sslected
It for an altoesthsr different quality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17

Thousands chose Il with a ~ angis % N
beauty charm and notable appearance. They
hold mona can surpAss II In distinction. For "a
Hudson looks Ito supremacy N every hns
hut Il Il Idle 10 think that those who psi
n,afily seek hns appearance b car, do noe
value the mechanical superiority Of the Hudsoa
Super Six.nS s,
Granted you Win never require such grses
speed, yet Audsons capacity means less than
half load IN ordinary driving. It insurss ahss-
lutte freedom from strain.
That extra reserve power means much ca
hills. II means much In hcxibility and in quick
response It sayes much changing Of eea-e. Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-17
Hudson Also Supreme
In Distinction

0o Oo1R O0o0o -
than sny osher W. sv~ ashsvs6
Thst, TOO. b q rnatA~ q Qo lo~n)D
psoo6s - open - q
Psvtbcepd MbaluAN, lao
S,seA Luxu1 Ppssbb
In ths sz-ansivs eupsr1h uotas vlhsal1nD
b reduced almost 10 MI Aoeos sAaenH j.
Increased S0%1. Motor pow1 b inaIo1ood M
without added dss Of cythdss& endan0
aimost doubled The supss-0ix psineapis would
odd these advantages % my coovsn3iooAl VA
dx-cyhnder motos. But 10 o<aa0 90 0s0A
tn rps Gi~s Hndsnn sv s1oA
Why accept lsssss eafl
You will find IN ths AndDun a tlse besul1
and luxury that irnasina11na end slkled wote
rlansnip can croatia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
FIRST WEEK, 5 EGGS;
SECOND, Il; THIRD, lO4
Hens showed steady Egg Gain Tor
Mrs. Pierce In Winter Weather.

Tho week before We tried Don sung
We rot ' egg, from 30 hens The next week
from 30 cent package Of hon Sung We
got "a eggs aud tho ncu week lOi some
~ our hons are mere pnllets and Don
sung has started them laylnz '- Mrs H.
,, Pierce u =. u I, Butler Tenn
Mrs. Pierce selected severe time for
hcr the middle Of January Vet she
started getting the eggs promptly Your
hens can lay well in cold weather and
wo'll prove it Here's our offer.
Give your hens Don sung and watch ~
suits for ono month N you don't lind that
II pays Tor itself and pays you a good
profit besides simply toll us and your
money will be promptly refunded
Don Sung trhinrsr for .gg layiurl Vorka
directly On the egg laying orE,ns and B.,
also splendid tonic ~ Is easily given
Boo tho feed Improve tho hons hoaith
makcs her stronger and more active in any
weather and starts hcr laying
Try Don Sung FOR no days and n 10
doesn. get you the eggs No matter how
cold - Vct ihu weather your money Wil,
b" refunded hv return mail Gr, Don Saw,
FROM Nour druggist or poultry remedy dea
rr or send Nn cents Tor a packarr hr
mail prcpsid nurre.I nuggtr 90 $50 Go.
lumbia Glis Indianapolis Ind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK


Almost everyone knows that sage
Tea and sulphur. properly com
pounded brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded. streaked or gray Years ago
the only way I, get this mixture was
TO make It at home, which . muss,
and troublesome. Nowadays, 10y ask %
in at any drug store for "Wyetn $
Sage and sulphur Compound, you
will get a larg, bottle Of this fam
Gus old rec. pc improved boy tho a.
dition OF otLer ingredients, at a
small cost
Don't stay gray, Try iv 30 one
cal possibly tell that YOU darkened
your hair. AS /. does 10 - naturally
and evenly You dampen q sponge
or soft brush with IL and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. by morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy and
attractive .Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
Nrn,oiians Starving

SEW YORK, Jan. 20. Thousands
Of children Zoo Armenia are walk
Ing hdi'tuoted on the snow because
Of me scarcity Of shoes members
of commission engaged in relief
wprN for he near east relief com
mit'op reported upon their arrival
her" today on the steamer Regina
d'I'thA from Cunstantinoplo and
E3plpK