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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
Training School Is
Attended BY Many

With a total attendance for the
week of 1901 young people the first
annual training school for the Junior
Baptist Young Peoples union Of the
city closed its session Friday night
with the prospects of the session for
next year even better than the first.
There were 2sS present at the closing
session, 200 of whom took examina-
tons in the subjects taught.
The object of the training school
is to train and develop the young
people of the church for. active serv-
ice as laymen and church leaders.
The result Of the training was well
illustrated by drills AMI demonstra-
ton exercises given by the juniors
in finding Bible references and an
swering important questions relating
to Bible characters. as well as in the
work of the 13-year-old president Of
the city unions Lloyd c. Morgan
who presided with the ease of an ex-
perienced public speaker at each 'oi
the meetings.
The banner for the best record Of
! attendance was awarded to Mertor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
SAYS WOMEN GAVE
G. 0. P. TENNESSEE

That the Republican victory In
Tennessee is the direct result of the
newly enfranchised women voters, is
the claim of Mrs. Isaac Reese, in n
compilation submitted to the Nine
teenth Century club
The data shows that Gov. Cox, the
Democratic nominee for president,
boiled 53274 more votes in Tennessee
than did Wilson in 1916 and taking
this as basis of calculation, she
claims that the Democratic nominee
polled the normal strength but that
of the estimated 10000 votes cast
ny women only $1,000 or "a per cent
went to Cox, while $4,000 votes or &c
per cent went to Harding.
The same statistics estimate that
$4,000 men in Tennessee voted for
Cox and 10000 for Harding giving
the former plurality of $4,000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
TO CUT BREAD PRICE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-The
price of bread in Philadelphia will be
reduced one cent loaf Dec. l, Frank
b. Mccain, fair price commissioner
announced. The present price is Ii
cents for a one-pound loaf and is
cents for 24-ounce loaf.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29

ASenue church. Members o: the fac
ulty were each presented with a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29

was presented with a handso|
watch.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
CITY NEWS

| Country butter Sc ID. Edw.
DeYong, Fifth and Palean-
-Leisys special tastes like it had
the old kick Phone 81 for a case
Dance at Glaser's beach Wednes-
day night. Rights Of admission re
served
Moonlight July s, on steamer
Capitol Given By Keokuk Communi
;ty band. Leaves at Sis
Iowa socialists win meet in Dav-
export July 4 for the purpose of fill
ing vacancies in the state ticket
Everybody is talking about Leisy's
root beer. II costs little more and
impossible to supply all Phone 81 for
IA case while they last
The infant daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs f N. Halbeck died yesterday 1t
ST. Joseph's hospital and was buried
in Oakland cemetery.
The motion for rehearing Of the
case Of Mary T. O'NeilI ct al. against
Pauline O'Neill ct al. in the district
court has been oyerruled by the
court
Regular meeting of Morning Star
lodge, No. 5. X. OF p, az Castle hall.
Fifth and Blondeau- l. J. Hutche.
son. c. c.; H A Brunas, K. or R and
S.
That the general advance in
freight rates is something which is
sure to come within the next sixty
days. is the opinion Of local rail off,
Gals.
The order for temporary alimony
in the case OF Ruby Van against
Ralph Van has been sustained, and
the defendant ordered 10 pay unto
the plaintiff SIS per month.
Ruth and Susie Haops have
transferred property located on High
street between Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth. streets 10 John Conrad Stroh-
raier, Jr.. for the sum Of $500
L. Q. o. II. lodge, No. 7o4. meets
regularly every Tuesday evening at
o'clock. All visiting members cor
tator A l. Laubersheimer, secretary.
Property located on the corner of
and Concert streets has
been sold TO Oscar D. High and Hazel
High by Mary Kite Wright and ".
". Wright, for the sum of s39Go.
The Dies MONIES Capital in an
nouncing an increase in subscription
rates in Des Mofnes stated that the
over the same amount in 1919 will be
$40 900, while labor will cost $4,000
more than last year. July l postal
rates increase about 10000 a year
Miss Ruth AIling OF Keokuk was
elected fourth vice president of the
Epworth League institute, which was
in session last week al Bluff park
The president IS the Rev. A z. Bent
Finger of Fort Madison Vice presi-
dents are Geraldine Roberts, of Fair
cid; Clara Moreheart, of Nj Pleas
ant, and Madeline Biggs of Fort Madi
SON
AT Mannheim, Pa, is the famous
church of William Henry Spiege!.
This church, which is known as the
Red Rose church" says the Automo-
bile Blue Book, IL annually the scene /
Of peculiar custom. SpiegeI sold !
the land upon which the church is
located to the congregation in 1772, I!
for the sum Of 5 shfllngs, and a .
ground rent of ''oue red rose TO be .
paid annually to himself or his heirs 1
oy each of the members OF the con. /
sregation." The custom sill prevails, ]
md makes a beautiful ceremony in !,
June Of each year.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
ORIGINAL NOTICE

State OF Iowa, County OF Lee, S.
In The District Co2rt Of Said County
al keokUk-
Frank y. Butler, Plaintiff vs..
Bertha Butler. de:en daut--Orig;rzl
Notice
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that a Pc
t!tioa is now on lie in the Clerks Of
fee or the District Court aforesaid AZ
keOhuk IN behalf OF the above named
plaintiff, against you and claiming q
decree OF divorce on the grounds OF
cruel and inhuuan treatment and
adulcry and tor such o-her and fur
Their relief as may be equitable II the
premises. For further particulars,
see petition
And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day
or the next regular Sepcen ber Term
OF SAD Court 10 be begun and holden
.at keokuk on the 20th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1920, default will be an
tered against you and Judgment rem
dered thereon as prayed for In said
petition.
SAWYER & NORMAN,
.t. Attorneys for plaintiff.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
HOSPITAL ZONE
| SIGNS POSTED
Public Safety Department Practically
Completes Posting OF Curb and
Parking Diree-
tionA
INTERSECTIONS
Autos MUST Stay Fifteen Feet Back
Of These and Fire MIGRANTS
and Point viii be
Used

The public safety department of
the city has practically completed
marking the parking and quiet zones
Throughout the city for automobiles.
All OF the parking signs have been
placed with the exception of the
block on South Third street Signs
announcing quiet zones for hospitals
hare been placed within one block
leach way Of the two Institutions 1t
is expected that automobile drivers
win obey the warning and viii drive
with the least possible noise within
this restricted zone
The curb signs are displayed promi-
nently, and are OF iron standards and
metal disks The disks tell plainly
that parking is not permitted, or if
1T is. the parking time limit is given.
The quiet zone signs for the hos
pitfalls are erected block each way
of the hospitals They announce that
this is hospital zone, and ask
drivers To drive with least possible
noise
The department viii try some e1-
periments with white paint before
marking a parking line dfty-four
inches from each curb. The Law re
Quires thas street intersections be
kept clear. and that there be no park
ing within fifteen feet OF these The
department expects to mark these
fifteen foot limit signs first Commis-
sioner Hemmy announced today
II the paint Will stand the wear, it
is planned to paint parking limits.
ffty-four inches from the curb. The
law requires the front wheel to be
flush with the curb. and the rear
right wheel 20 be not more than fifty
four inches out
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
BAND CONCERT
THIS THURSDAY
Community Band Under Direction Of
Cis,ssca West viii Play
Program in West
keokuk Park.

The Community band under direc-
ton OF Clawsoa West will play band
concert Thursday night IN the West
Keokuk park. The program which
VIII begin at eight o'clock viii be the
following:
March-Worid Wide Liberty Miller
misunderstanding Breezes -.
lySSHhId iS
Ove-tUre-EEtsn Hayes
Waltz-Who'u Take the Place OF
Mary. Arranged By Trinkans
Aarch-In Storm and Sunshine Heed
Ove-ture-Spick and Span Jewell
Inte-InisSiol
march-The YORK FTremea- Cruulliug
Victory Angeius..
-----.-. Myers
Keno . Shorter
OveTture-Synbol OF Honor. .Skass
Aarch-Under the Starry Flag. Cook
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
Voice of the People

lCnder this head The Daily Gate
City will publish communications on
any and all subjects of interest TO the
people generally, reseryirg the right
TO reject unworthy articles or those
inspired by personal luminosity or
malice All communications must be
accompanied By the names Of the
writer's. The Gate City does not
assume possibility for opinions or
sentiments expressed in any COM
Eluaicalo1.j
One Won1an's Faith in keokuk.
To the Editor OF The Gate City:
L wish 10 do my share in boosting
keoEuk
I am greatly interested in the move
that Is being made 10 make this city
4 greater Keokuk / am sure il can
and viii be done
l have always had good word for
my home town, in the face Of crftf-
cism, and have pr1phesied it would
yet be q leading city
One WY 10 love Keokuk is to buy
home and make il attractive.
Another Is 10 love its people. 1
would rather live IN this city than any.
where else
/ have lived here just four years.
4 kEOkTK WOMAN.
Keokuk, June %. 1920.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
PERSONALS.

Mrs a J. Norris of Gregory, Mo-.
has returned home after visiting with
her sister, Mrs. James Walton ia
street
Mr. and Mrs. a J. Ramsey spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Fort
Madison. the guest of Mrs Ramsey's
daughter, Mrs Carolyn Yourth-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
RiSed the Mail Rate

KANSAS CITY, No June %
The Kansas City Star today announc
ed an increase in subscription rates
In Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma, Tex
as, Arkansas, Nebraska and Iowa
from Is 10 % cents week. Else
where the rate viii be 90 cents a
week Local rates are unchanged
Advancing costs in production OF
materials. especially news print, was
given as the cause Of the increase
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29

Carroll county, Iowa. VS.. Julius J.
Miller, appellant, and Julius j. Miller,
appellant. VS.. H D. Sinz ct al. Car
roll county, affirmed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29

resigned to accept a position as casn.
Ter of the Shelby County State DAM
at Clarence, Mo, and viii enter upon
his new duties July 10.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
Iowa sup renne Court pecislnn.

SPECIAL to The Gate Cfty.I
DES MONIES. June 2s.-The indie
pendent school district OF Manning,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-20

Separate skirts, like suit skirts, have grown wider, the new fall model measuring from yard and a half to two yards in width and from five to seven inches from the ground. When they are not plain, tucks and plaits are introduced as a trimming. Tiers of plaited flounces set in at each side achieve the wide hip effects Indicated In styles for fall. Pockets are set iI, not on, the skirt and girdles. made of the fabric. are wide and soft, as shown in the picture above.
 Serge and other dependable suitings are used in skirts for utility wear and these cloths are made up in the plain er models The French skirts. even when made of suitings. are fancier than those designed in America. They will be copied for dressy wear. in silks and satins :.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-20

plumbing, which bonds shah. be ap- proved by the Common Council 'n (h) The Board of Health shall have the right to revoke any license granted to any person for the viola tion of the provisions of this, or any other ordinance. or for any good cause shown
 D It shall be unlawful for any unlicensed plumber in the Town of Clifton to engage in the plumbing business, or to make any connection with the sewers, drain. soil or waste pipes. repair, alter, change, renew or remove any pipe or fixture connected with any house or building drain within the Town of Clifton.
 Sec. 15 It shall be unlawful for any master or journeyman plumber or any-other person installing plumbing to conceal any imperfection either in work or material, or to cover, or in any manner conceal any imperfec- tions in any work or material used in any plumbing, or to do any act or thing tending to prevent the detec- ton by the plumbing inspector of any :mperfection IF such worK or material. D Sec 16. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to connect or cause to be connected with any public sewer in the Town of Cliff ton, either directly or through one orI more private sewers, any property that is not included in permits from the proper authorities of the Town of Clifton f,r the making of suck con- nections with said ,uEiic sewers Sec. IT. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to throw or deposit, or cause to be thrown or de posted, in any vessel or receptacal connected with a public sewer, any garbage, vegetble parings, ashes, cinders rags or any thing whatsoever except faeces. urine, the necessary toilet paper and liquid house slops. No drain shall be connected with any privey, vault, cesspooI or underground drain, or with any channel, convey ing water or filth excepting the soil pipes and plumbing of the houses or buildings as herein provided.
 Sec. IS. When any addition is made to, or in any building where new fixtures are to. be put in,, in the addition, and the old fixtures are to be altered, and reset in the old DOT tion of. the building. then both the new fixtures to be put in and the old plumbing in the building must be put in a sanitary condition and comply with the provisions of this ordinance. Sec. 19. Wher a building is nov d '.:id I iT,corr." ;rd " tn tte public sewer, the old fixtures and plumbing must be placed in a sanitary condi- tfon, and must comply with the rules and regulations, of this ordinance
 TrnN
 Sec. p. Any person, firm, associa- tion or corporation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than Five (S5.00) Dollars, nor more than Three Hundred ($300.O0t Dollars, or by imprisonmen< in the Town Jail for a period of not less than five (5) days nor more than Ninety (90) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment
 Sec. 23. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force and effect after it's passage adoption and publi- cation as provided by law.
 Passed and adopted this 9th day of August 1920.
 APPROVED
 DIV. JONES,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-20
ATTEST
E.. R. SHORTRIDGE Clerk
VISITS HOT sRPRINes-

Herman M. Belasco, Manager of the Peoples Store, accompanied by Mrs. J. Horowitz, her daughter Florence and MT. Jess Green, motored down to Stafford and Pima last Sunday return
 ing on Monday. While at Pima they enjoyed a pleasant swim at the Hot Springs. mT
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-08-20


 reriod than one year, and all licenses shall expire upon the first Monday of January of each year unless sooner revoked by said Board of Health, for cause; the said license shall be non- transferable. Upon the expiration of the annual license, every master and Iournevlnan plumhI1 carrying OF busi- ness, or laboring as a master or jour. newman plumber in said Town, shall within thirty days after the expiration of said license, apply to said Board of Health for renewal of his license, which may be granted by said Board with or without an examination of the applicant in the discretion of the said board, provided such applicant has at some previous time been eX- amined by said Board. The Secre- tary of the Board of Health shall keep a record of all such licenses so is sued: The Board of Health shall, up on such examination, as provided in subsection ''D", issue licenses for an unexpired portion of year, the same to expire at the same time and to be renewed in the same manner as other licenses granted by said Board under the provisions of this ordinance.
 (g) Every licensed plumber, be- fore he shall be granted licnse shall give surety bond, to the Town of Clifton, in the sum of S500.c0 or a personal bond in said penal sum, with two good and sufficient suret,es, for l the faithful discharge of his duties as such licensed plumber and that he will comply with al the ordinances of the Town of Cii on relating to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
INTERSTATE A LOS
ENFERMOS

Hace treinta amos IN DR.. &c Chi
cago, comenZ6 4 darles q sus pacien-
ties una maravillosa medicira Ia cual
es ahora llamada Nuga-Tone.
Este remedio hecho de ocho bue'
mas medicines que son usadas y re-
~conocidas por los nejores Doctores,
en- todas parties del mundo. Estas
ocho mcG;cinas estimulan y constru-
yen todos los 6rganos dc las funcic-
nes humans. Nuga-Tone es INA dc
las mas rreciosas medicinas que Sc
han descubierto para Intermediates
del est6magc, indigestion, intestinos
Y Intermediates del higado lengua
sueia, nal giiento dolores de cora
E6n, v~iiiosidad, est6mago falta dc a
petite, ~ncrviosldad, pardlda de ener-
gfa Y ambicI6n, debilidad, delgadez,
sangre pebre, paiidez Y much6s Otros
sintomas similares. Corte este anun-
e!o, ilevelo q una buena drogueria,
oLtenga una bete!la de Naga-Tone
hey ,tomela per unos cuahtos dias Y
81 no quada e~nteramente satisfecho,
devuelva 10 que qusde, Y recibs, su
dineTo,
Druggist You can get Nuga.Tone
f-sn your jobber or from the Ma
tienai Laboratory. 5s7 So. Desrborn
ST., Chicago, Absolutely guaranteed,
Retail price $500. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14

FL loco habia sacaGo Ia cabeza por
entire los barrctes de la ventana-
una cabeza espantable, de cabellos
erizados, que Sc moyia incesante o
movimientos nerviosos-y ME llama
ba con gritos de desesperacion.
-.Caballero! Isl quisiera listed
hacerme ell favor de oirme AMOS mo-
mentos!.... Tengo que revelar!e IN
secreto importantisimo... Escuche
ne listed por 10 que mas quier2 EN-
el mundo ...... Solo unos momen
tos.... A~cerquese nsted sin me
do. Yo no hago nal . nadie....
Yo soy IN pobre loco inofenSlvo...
E interrumpiendose Y clavando en-
mi sus ojos de fiebre:
afire listed c~aba!lero, no qulero
enganarle. 70 no Sc decirle a listed
en- verdad 81 estoy loco o eStoy cuer
do. La raEon es el don de pensar
cue Dios ha dado a los hombres pa
IA diferenciarlos de los animaleS.
Pues entonces, a pesar de 10 que d.
gan los medlcos. puedo asegurarie
4 listed ute estoy en- pleno domino
de mis- facultades mentales. .iQue
mas Quisiera yo que mi cerebro hu-
biese dejado de funcionar regular
mentel iQue mas quisiara yo que
VERNE libre del tormento de pensar.
I deSpues de una pausa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
ROJO RUBlO

Para cada libra de cfectos, cinco
onzas de alumbre, III onza de roJo
0 crema de tartaro; p6nganse los e
fectos V defense hervir en- Ia prep;a
raci6n una media bora, en- segulda
SO pondran a orear aquellos Y Sc
pondran a hervir otra media hora'
despues vaciese Ia ola !lenandose
con aqua limpia; pongase n regu
lar cantidad de salvado y pongase a
c~alentar hasta que suba este, el cual
Sc espumara en- scguida Y despues
Sc pondra media libra de la. planta
rubia V p6nganse los efectos a tue'
90 manso hasta cue hierva todo.
Despues Sc lavaran con aqua dc
iab6n bastante espesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
%CONOCIMIENTOS TITLES
~oBsERvACIoNEs GENERATES

Es Indispensable lamar Ia aten-
ci6n sobre ell hecho de que todos los
obietos que Sc quieran tenir, asl CO.
mo TODD 10 que Sc use en- las tlnto-
~rerias, deben estar escrupulosamen-
te limpios.
En- segundo lugar. el objeto que
Sc ouiera tenir. debe lavarse perfec-
tamente con aqua de jabon eSpri-
miendose en- seguida. Es tambien
ventajoso mojar ligeramente el OBJ
ieto en- aqua antes de aplicarse ell a
'umbre u otra preparation; Ia falta
de esta precauci6n hace que coz
frecuencia Sc manchen los artlcu!oS
tejidos.
Debe siempre usarse 81 fuere po-
sible aqua delgada, Ia suTiciente pa
"a cubrir bien los objetos.
Tan prorto como Sc hubiere tent
do ell objeto, debera ponerse q orear
un POGO: en- seguida sc esprlm!ra
bien, Y despues Sc pondra Z secar.
Cuando Sc trate de tenir O de la
var articulos de soda o de merlno
cuidese mucho de no retorcerlos,
pues este tiende a arrugarlos Y a
romper Ia soda.
Al extenderse los vestidos Y tapar-
los para secarse Gespues de haberse
tenido. deberan colgarse de las orr,
Has a fin de que sc Sequen con lgual
dbl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14

-Creo que vivimos e~Quivocados.
:Por que considerar Ia inteligencIa
iOh vanidad humana! como IN
2rfvilegio. como una graeia supre-
ma? cuanto mas fe!ices que noso-
tros los aninales. libres del dolor
del pensamiento! Todos los males
de! hombre tienen 81 origen en- Ell
cerebro. Yo he pedido al medico
que ne amputase el MIC, como 81
fuera IN tumor, pero no ha querido
Ilacerme case. Los medicos son tan
imbeciles! Creame listed, 20 seria
feliz 81 no p~ensara, 81 no r~ecordara
que....
Y girando cada veZ mas descompa
sadamente, mas freneticamente Ia
cabeza, sigui6 diciendome:
Que no Sc cntere nadie, que
nadie escuche 10 que voy a declr-
le:.... ME va en- clio Ia vida!....
Caballero, soy IN miserable, he ma
tado a mi mujeri
Y tapandose Ia cara con las ma
nos como 81 Sc sintiera horrorl7adc
de 81 mismo:
Ssh; soy IN miserable, mo nix
rezco perd6n de Dios nj de los HON
bres: Pero no sc marche usted...
Tengo que contarle Ia ASTORIA.
toda la ASTORIA. No crea ustec
que soy un a~sesino vulgar. Guar
do listed sepa....
Sus ojos .e llenaron dc lagrima'
-Yo puedo decir como Otelo
"mi c6!era es como Ia de Dios, que
d~estruye los objetos que mas anna
Hizo una pausa Y despues, a!go
mas serene. aunque siempre moVlen
A, do Ia cabeza vertiginosamente, con-
tinu0:
-Pues vera listed: 20 estaba muy
enamorado de mi mujer. iConio no
sentir ell amor ante aGuel prodig!o
de la Naturaleza? Dios al darla vida
diio: 'Ahi va mi obra Maestro No
puedo describir con palabras su be-
ileza. porque no las hay que den
idea de 10 que era aquel portento de
encantos V de gracias. va lie dIgo
a listed: Ia obra maestro del Gran
| Artifice.
| La VOC del loco Sc hiZo musical;
al hablar parecia que cantaba.
-Pledo asegurar a usted-contr-
nu6-que Ia felicidad no es una men
tira. 70 he sido feliz como no 10 ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
DOLORES PARA EFECTOS DE
LANA

Negro cromo.-Para cinco hbras
de efectos Sc usaran seis onZas de
sulfato de cobre; Sc ponGra a hervir
algunos minutes y en- seguida Sc de
iaran los efectos en- esta prepare
ci6n durante tres cuartos de bora,
oreandolos o frecuencia; despuGs
Sc sacaran los efectos, V Sc hara I'm
tinte con tres libras de palo de Cam
peche. el cual Sc dciara hervir me-
dia bora: entorces Sc pondran los
efectos Por espacio de tres cuartOs
de bora; Sc dejaran orear por unOs
cuantos minutes V Sc volveran a po-
ner por otros tres cuartos de bora
mas; por ultimo, Sc lavaran con a
qua de jabon h~astante espesa.
Este tinte no Sc deStine aunQue
Sc eyponga mucho al sol.