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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
BY MARK SULLIVAN
NatlONNI IUI.tlClI EOTTrSpVNUcHl OF lE
Intell;genccr and the New York



Evening Post
WASHINGTON, Dec. :--Thrcr lncIi"n'S
in the news that has arisen IN NASnlh--
ton during the past week are r"LIi" !"
one another and ara phrases "t on" ~
the most important conditions in con-
temporary history. Meme OF these in
cidcntS has been made wholly clear 10
the public in all it's bearings. and on"
uf them 1T least is quite Impcrtectly
understood.
Tnr first that I refer 10 consists &C
IN" Various d.SpatchrS STATING that 4
naval cruiser is on guard or the coast
Of Florida to prevent 4 cable, which Is
owned 10y the Western Union from being
landed on tho American coast.
This spectacle. aS pictured by II"
bare dispatches. is most extraordinary.
But do not use the word "rNtr;tordin-
AIRY" in any sense critical Of IA" Navy
or Of the Government. ON IN" other
hand, having looked int" Ia" matter
with some care. | think IN" \:,vE DE-.
partmrnt. and the president. VIII" l'"r-
Sonaliy refused the permit L. Land the
cable. ar" all quite in tn" right Bui
the incident has bearing "h!'h VII
uuly appear later and which. II - not
too much 10 say. Will affect the '"uEH"
of the world.
Disputins EnglAnd's Cable Domination
II appears that the cable which th''
Western Union - trying l." Iahd runs
only TO one Of the British island n IN"
West Indies. At Barbados Il il :n'"ud-
ed TO connect with u British cabi" lin"
which runs to South America and which
has Il monopoly of the cable business IN
, Brazil II the Western Union w"r" yer
m!tted 10 land this cable ii would follow
that cable messages for South America
originating in Western Union territory
in the United States would b" routed
over 4 British cable and would l." a.
tn" benefit of I British company. wnioS
aims 10 maintain I monopoly in Brazil
| The point can only Il" undcrSto""
when It is further l"rn" IN mind that
there is an a.ll-Amcri"In cable. original
! ing in New York. touching IT Ianama
going down tn" west coast of South
! America. and competing with the Brit
! iSh company In those countries Of South
! America where the British company
/ does not already have an exclusive mon
upOly. Tn" action of our government
is intended to protect the interests of
the American company. This bar" out
line of the facts does not purp0rt to
! hc complete and 1t is not enough Ia
form u just Judgment without the
knowledge Of further minute and tech
! nical details. The whole subject Of
the fair and proper control of interna-
tional cables is very big and extremely
complex. Cables are, so to speak, an
International public utility.
But this cable incident does not stand
alone. 1t Is merely one ASPECT OF n
Worldwide competition between tho
United States and Great Britain in for
c!gn trade and foreign shipping. In this
field. hitherto Great Rri;ainS posses
sion of a large proportion Of the world $
1 Cahl" facilities has given her a great
advantage. In the newly awakened nat
ional Sc!f-consc!ousncsS Of tn" tnit"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
NO CUT IN SIZE OF ARMY

No cut in the size or effectiveness OF
the army is planned by the new Rcpub-
ucan administration. This will he
pleasant news TO all those who believe
that the nation should have At al!
times an adequate skeleton organization
for defensive purposes. II is planned.
however TO cut down the expenses or
the army establishment by several mil
lions.
This is 70 be done by a slash in the
army overhead charges. Here are the
principal features OF the program. aS
announced by Senator Wadsworth. or
New York, chairman Of the senate mill
tary committee:
Leasing or sale Of the huge port
terminals now owned by the govern
mert around New York. particularly on
tho BROOKLYN and Jersey watertronts, At
Boston. Norfolk. Philadelphia and
Charleston, :. {.
Leasing or sale OF the huge storage
dcpots scattered all over the country.
one Of the big ones being a. Schencc-
tady, y. Y.
Leasing or sale OF the big powder
plants in Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
Leasing or sale of the large 'muni-
tons plants now in idlenrsS. which were
erected by the government during the
war, generally on land not owned py the
government.
Leasing Of the 800. OOo,O power plant
constructed by The government during
the war at Muscle Shoals. Ala. to cN-
tract nitrogen from the air.
Leasing or utilization OF the canton
ments not being used 10 more than one
tenth OF their capacity.
Reduction Of the general adminlStra-
tive expense OF the War Department
considered to be scandalously high
Undoubtedly. much can be done along
these lines. The properties named rep
resent an enormous investment and
most Of them are OF no value - the
government. for any purpose. IF they
can be sold or leased at reasonable
prices, the taxpayers will be benefited,
As 10 administrative costs. the war de-
partment will Of course undergo the
same wedding out that is to he done in
all other federal departments by the new
administration. Not lessened efficiency
but greater economy. will be the watch
word.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

President Wilson seems determined
that Mr.. Harding shall use the prcsi-
Dental yacht. Mayfower. before his in
auguration. He has again offered il,
this time to carry Mr.. Harding from
Hampton Roads 10 Washington on his
return from Panama.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

In view of the fact that Mrs. Glad Il.
Warburton, former prohibition officer of
California. has been indicted for con-
sriracy to obtain intoxicating liquor il
legally. We may perhaps be pardoned for
hazardlng 4 guess as TO what made Mrs.
Warburton Glad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Senator Weeks. graduate or the
naval academy. may be the new secre-
tary OF the navy. The very idea Of hav-
ing 4 secretary who knows battle-
ship from a sub-chaser will no doubt
cause Josephus to turn in his swivel
chair and provoke loud and solemn "tut-
tuts" from the general direction OF I'll"
White House.
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Next year is to he Harding year In
mems clothes. Sail right. but much as
We admire Mr.. Harding. We wish L"
serve notice that We shall never wear
Harding spats, if there be any, or swing
\ Harding cane. II there be SIGH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

\ sense Of humor appears to be one
Of the few things Germany saved from
the war. Or. kautrnann. who declared
in tho PruSsian parliament that the
Hohcnzollerns were too high for dis
cusston. was tremendously presented
with pasteboard iron cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
RIPPING RHYMES
NOT WANTED,
BY WALT MASON.

With my twrIv" kids and amt anil
VII" m sadly Wearing uut my life
IN search Of rooms where We may
dwell, most any shelter. poor or
swell. I have tn" price, ain not
broke. hut landlords view me as
JOKE, and shno mo from them with
Jr"T. and cry. No Kids are want
ed here Th"y might accommodate
my aunt. but tax" IN kids-thcy sim
ply can't And | have called At sum
dry flats where there were plain
aud fancy cats: handled Angoras
slept and pur-hd in luxury obscene,
absurd, when human offspring were
denied a needed resting place in
side. And in apartments good OF
mean fat pampered how-wOws
have seen: they idly played iheir
canine games. the pets Of fat and
panpcred danes: but landlords who
thought dasChunds right. and Shr!-
tered tomcats day and night. looked
on my lively" assorted kids and
then turned down my highest bids.
All kinds Of live stock find rcposn
IN modern flats and joints like those:
and even monkeys and their liz re-
cline on sofas drckcd in silk. and
noisy parrots cav and whoop in
many Il rich cxclusiv" coop: but
when | & with my twelve kids, re-
splrndcnt in their Sunday lids and
my nice wifi" and Iuernly aunt, to
find a dwelling p.aC". | can't.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

The average daily floating population
OF the world Is 2,SOO.O 900 No doubt the
number has been increased since the
Eighteenth amendment forced larg"
number 20 1--we on water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
HAVE YOUR PICNIC
UNDER BEH0K TREE

When N full foliage the beech tres
is remarkab BILE for It's close shade and
GOODNESS. The branches and such parts
OF the tree as cannot be more usefvll4
employed make capital hre~ood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

this way anyhow" h" reflected. And
AS for this SIX shirt. | never really
cared much for IT,"
Whrrcupon the a"roplanc dropped
another bomb. which buried Pindar
Blithc under eleven tons Of dir; and
paving.
He smiled whims!Cally as he broath"d
his last, thinking "Thcyll never fnu
me under here. and thus they'll be
spared the useless expense Of fu-
neral.
Copyright. 1915. by George Matthew
Adams.
my MAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

General Obregon. Mexico'S new prcst-
dent. was cnthus astically inauguratcd
Well. that's better than being cnthuSi-
astically assassinated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

An exchange refers to Socrates having
learned Greek at 81. II was our impress
sion that Soc Was born that way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

To be- strictly up-to-datc. shouldn't
our picture palaces be showing Few
Bo,shevamps"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
NO sKoK1Na, LADHS

Influenced by the insurance compan-
les. the managers Of department stores
at Portland. Ore. have hung up "So
Smoking" signs in the womcn's rest
rooms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Miss iona Gale has written n play.
Probably il WAL take New York by
storm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03
STARTLING IF TRUE"

in Ear..nd - - wui.;.u occupies
ihLA FOR inrv aufy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

somewhat. but legislation will also b
neceSS ary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-03

Buy WAR SAVING STAMrS-
, 1920-03-11
L S. NAVY PRESS NEWS.
March 8, 1920.

WARRINGTON: Three separate re-
ports made by Senate Subcommittee that
invest gated recent controversy over
award decoration in Navy were made
public today. Majority report signed by
three Republican Members c]ritirlse Sc
cretal Daniels for not having fully I'D
vised Ulcers as TO his plans in making
award and asserted that his policy Of
docora ing officers who lost their lives
''by not requiring sufficiently high stand
ard OF meritorious conduct" would be
DETRIMENTAL to the Navy's morals as re-
snlt Of awards of the controversy and
second that enlisted men received too
small / share Of recognition for their
services. The reports were submitted
by two Democratic members OF commit
tee. each defining course taken ny the
Sec et@ry and tackling Admiral Sims.
Senate Whitman characterized whole
hearinr as tempest in a teapot
> WARRINGTON: On request ct Re I
Admiral Sims, the Naval Court OF In
olisy appointed to investigate the cir
cImstances of Rear Admiral VIM. b.
FIeEcher's removal from command OF
American Naval Forces at Brest by Ad-
miral Sims in October 1917, adjourned
temporarily today shortly after meeting
to organize. Agreed that court will re-
convene in few days at such time as Ad-
miral Sims complet S testimony Oe10le
Senate subcommittee which begins IN
vestiga ion of Sims charges against
Navy's war record tomorrow morning.
Admiral Fletcher represented by civilian
counsel and Major Carpenter, Marine
Corps 'etired, and Commander Foyer.
j. S. N. retired, while admiral Sims asks
, 1920-03-11

ference has come to recognize that Ger
many ruined, would mean a weak and
dangerous spot in Europe. Great Brit
tain, and personally, Mr.. Lloyd George,
are credited with being the chief forces
III bringil g about this policy, while the
French peace Delegation are described
as moving towards this point of view
reluctantly, although they are moving. 1T
being asserted, that the French ar" less
immovable than when N. Ciemenceau was
at the helm OF the state. How tOSet Ger
many on her eet is 0 e OF the largest
questions the conference considering. 1T is
probable it will sanction an international
Loan to her, but the question OF security
is a basic one. 1t IS expected that a plan
will be arranged which will offer induce
ments to the smaller rich neutral coun-
tries to subscribe to a Loan and even
Great Britain, her representative be-
lieVe, will contribute officially or unoffi-
clally although financial commitments. of
various sorts arising from the war are
greater than those Of any other nation.
London, Mach 3rd.-The disposition
of the Turkish Navy was definitely set
tied by the Allied Supreme Council to-
day. it neing decided that the Peace
Treaty had provided that the warships
should be broken up.
Hamilton, Bermuda, March LIST. The
people of Bermuda are highly incensed
at Senator K~enyon's resoI ton, recently
introduced in the United States Senate.
proposing to buy the islandsf from Great
Britain. The Press denounqts it as gross
ly impertinent and as showing evidence
OF appalling ignorance pf he British alti-
tude regarding the inulVisibility of the
Empire.
London, March End. The people in
the United KinQdom, young and old,
have embarked on another vigorous cam
paign aga nst rats, under the provisions
of the rats and mice act. This jIw COM
peIs the occupants of land to keep the
premises free from these rodents, a pen
atty of five pounds being provided for
failure to do SO. The law also applies to
ships in port.
London, March 3rd.--The next few
weeks will bring further interesting tri-
ais Of political strength in several parts
of England. Sir William Sutherland.
Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime
Minister, seeks reelection in Argyleshire,
on becoming d Lord of the Treasury, and
is opposed by Labour and Land League
Candidates.
D1bIi March Ord Tho ,uilitaru ord
, 1920-03-11
r%ELiGRAMS.
ST. GROIX STATION.

!. London, March Bird. A noteworthy
phase of the present meeting OF the
Peace Conference 5 the changed attitude
towards Germany. In nigh diplomatic
circles, it is asserted, that the Con-
, 1920-03-11
ed as his

counsel
PHILADELPHIA: Six third line bat,
tie ships station d here are to be dis
maNtleG accordirC 10 orders received
mere TODAY; they are MAINE, ALABA-
MA. W5SCONS5 u, ILLINOIS, KEN
lucky and RSAEGE. The dis
maaGled vessels will be sold as scrap
iron or Used as targets. Meme Were in
battle bat were rnits of fleet which cir
cled globe in 1906
WASHINGpOTt: Discovery of a CO.
operative kidnapping association having
its purpose the kidnapping and holding
for ransom toraig hers, preferably Ameri-
cans, is announc d By the Foreign Of
flee. according to cable from Mexico City.
Announcement : IS CHS unique cOmpa-
ny is made up ! Mexicans and Amer
leans on the borler according to jnfOr
nation collected taroug consular Office.
Announcement add. that this Organiza-
ton is also ENGAGED III trying ~ create
between TWO countries unrest. Orders
to military commanders in northern
Mexico to break up this organization
have been given.
ELPASO, TEXAS: Joseph Williams,
American employs OF oil slant at Pearl
"ena, Mexico, has been captured by Villa
and is heid for fifty thousand dollars
ransom ACCORDING to passengers from
SougEern Chiahu@hu. They report rhat
Villa bandits attacked trai1 killing sever
al and taking VII m and announcer man,
but the rest Of Il 2 helpless passengers
marooneo in desc ate country.
OLD POINT COMFORT: Famous
Chan berlaln totally destroyed by fire
late yeste rday. Ere started on ground
floor and in two hours whole building
was if ruins. Be ieved that all of two
hundred guests end employees got out
safely.
WASHINGTON: Stock dividends may
not be taxed as income the supreme
court ruled today IN declaring unconsti-
t~utional the provis ons of the income tax
act Of nineteen sly zen taxing as incomes
such dividends de Jared by corporations.
Out of earnings and profits accruing
after March /, Is. L means government
will have 60 refund millions.
, 1920-03-11

Con- ribution to this paper wjU to gI1d-
IN rec9 'ved Uhen the so ne deals NTH mot
ters Of general interest, and is accomp0-
MED It'll the Gutho2''S name, as q quar-
antge # good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the VjelOs Of his coTfeSpon-
dents or docs he necessarily endorSe them,
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: STORES TO CLOSE
. USUAL HOURS ON
THANKSGIVING

!. Stores Of The Triple cts
!. viii be closed all day Thursday
y IN observance ol THANKSGIVING
J. Day. with grocery stores and
:. meat markets open uatl
:. oe.eck in the morning - pro-
X vide Tor short marketing per-
!. i early.
= The Daily News y II moi -
> sue on THURSDAY the holiday
:. being obs srved ~ the non is
:. snanca Of the aftetnoon paper
FLASH
=.
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$4,000 SlEUTHS TO
TRY To MAKE DAY
Of JOY A DRY ONE

WasiIlNC1a.s N4s. rha IS
giving yi'l - just s1T - taw
ms eaer Kiauas sad 5f#a
vaa nake i ne .i Use nparas
ifies for ii'sag the ll 81 ps
stock and retl lli U.s.
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Wanted to Buy.

VA N'rEb STRICTLY FRESH layei
eggs for hatching No White Leg.
~. rs desired. Ar. oyoi 3Ua ,. X dye
wood. l}aytona Telephone 551
S75 . "a Of
s..1tsN.t tlA-~D ti:iisture Duugnl anu
sud FAIR pr,ces paid Tor uSo',
goods 10 MOI want wooden beds
ea.u.,ns ranges OF tank & n Lane.
~ North teach street. Phone
sT6 8 61s-9 l6 II
f,tt i. .<I entfaL light house
K epieg rooms and dtchenetse,
St5Dee .Hef season aud up. Also
feams vita or without beard. The
Williams. alS s. Palmetto.
p-1l 20 D.
Fur ~ M Bom aud kitcheaette-
Ybe Ayttl. Myrtle Avenue.
p-lt-2}-3t
FoE EENT furnished fyc-roo
ste meat ifre lalfc deooas,
Ii - am SILVER Included. l9S S uth
o. "a #sfat Phone 6SS.
p-tt 2o-st.
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FOR SALE

F0h SALE An attractive residence
Nilh three bed F0on5 and den, com
fpifa Die parlor. dining room kstch-
en aud bath. uathauss i sartgf
and water supply plant belcc
Lighting system Thi - acres %
grounds With iHe grange aru sFapr
funi grove Ia heavy bearing Su
ustsd outside - city iilufts ~ ll'Ei
Highway Price runs into hve iis
ufss See ikufgmaH. Is 0ranEs
Avenue.
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IL YoT HAVE APARrN{.N~S ,
houses q rent file d-seiiptia. ~
lriee vita nae haze ens;aai :.
eairs Tor such but sman. Is Ol3bs,
Avenue. 3tie I'd
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TOR SALE late model Packard u
passenger Equipped With I'd tires
seat covers. aYerhauiea and newly
finished Third house north Ntp-
iuue Hotel Uaytoua Beach
E-1I-Iast
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AN OFFERING ~ excellent busine s.
pEoperty with an assured good in.
cggise. centrally located ia bushes.
ss.efpa Of Dastuna Notaing les,
than see 500 vii be cons .dered
Eargmau, Is Orange Ave
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HsioK ER SWEEPER as Christmas
gift ior wife or motAer. Sse b Z.
Williams, Box 514 Davtoua Beach
FL II 81
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FOR SALE New aGtomabde ga
snteed perfect, 20 miles 81 q g4-
lon. Inquire Box - King tom
Pa PA
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COZ NTRY HOME wUh tiehe
Tt'ouaa. large reception rGam
tIg room with seating. cape
thirty people. bath. line $3.50
sasaada- Garage las Two car
furnished Five atsts ii gflla-
Is Ith tropical setting and nnnerou
grange and grapefruit trees. h2
etc Fronting finest hsning efema
ilt Florida on Two sides. cover b.
parian rights Sec Bufgmau. /
Orange Avenue
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FOR SALE Homo 81 f4a Iu ) C
Llkeu l7s North Ridges 8al
Inquire - Second Ave
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TWO OCEAN FRONT LOTS 1ea +,
3es feet ia ~ At present 5asr
iiitis aside from active line 81 2
vstopmeni. bal good IL. =
value See f;uTgman, l. @ sg
Avenue.
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WANTED You to list your nous
for rent ana realty for Sale " Ith the
II D. Schultz Realty Co Gardiner
Building phene 67i SG29 II e
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classified
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR PAINTING. PAPERiANtiINt4
interior decorating aud floor iinish-
ing. have plenty OF wal paper Ii
stock r. +. KNAuSS I. Q. GoS
l6i Pill 1871
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FAINTER Interior aul eXtsriar
Prices reasonable NJ H. kaha -
Bay Street Tel. Conn
Pr; et
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WILL. TEACH ~ to dite hriag s.
limited number ri pap Y AL
dress Bridge Teacher care Na&s.
p-Il 23-7t
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GRADING lone With i9nr ~heei
automatic tractor-scrape Aps8r
I,urgman Tractor Co. baytoaa
a'Aone 80 ] so 10 ~
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AWNINGS. WINDOW SHADES
Draperies and Cushioes that hsve
class and Individual t. that's tha
Kind We make Weldon 732 Hall
ifax avenue. Phoae 1a8 W
ga I'll a-tf
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fOR AOvR ARTEslAN VEIL H1rk
see u Hunter Old wells mafle
same ak new Have Your wells
cleaned cut and set pure water III
work guaranteed Prices right. u
Years 10 business. ~ North street.
+. Hunter. Kingston, Fla
l0s ll-t4-3at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-05
HAVE DARK HAIR
and LOOK YOUNG
Don't stay gray. Nobody can tan when
you darker gray faded hair WITH
sage rea and Sulphur.

Grandmothsr kept her hair bsauti-
fully darkensd. glossy and attractive
with q brew Of sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took On that duh.
faded or streaked appearance. thi1
simple mixture was applied With Won
dsrfuI effect By asking At any drug
store for -Wysth's sage and sulphur
Compound" you viii get a large bot
tie OF this old-time recipe. improved
by the addition OF other Ingredients,
all ready 70 use at very Ittls cost
This simple mixture can Be depended
upon 70 restore natural color and
beauty % the hair.
A wsll-knoWn downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wysth'5 sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
It darksns so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell Il has been ap-
pIIsd-irs 50 easy 20 use. too. Eou
amply dampen a comb or soEt= brush
and drayF It through your hair taking
one strand at a time By morning the
gray hair disappears; after another
Application or two 10 IS restored 20
its natural color and looks glossy.
soft and beautiful This preparation
Is a delightful toilet requisite It 81
not intended for the cure mitigation
or prevention OF disease.-Adv-