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continuing to co operate In this work.
The Attorncy.Gcneral observes tnat
there has been no decrease in the
rumbor OF Illicit dlstIlIing cares since
the enactment OF the prohibition
laws" and that "the court calendar IN
ONE Jurisdictions have been ovcrtaxcd
by this class OF cases"
Where the facts warrant" he soys,
the offenders have been vigorously
prosecuted and II is hoped that this
will result in n material reduction o.
such violations OF tho law"
Sclcctivc Service act cases disposed
OF during the year numbered SOB
the report says, the convictions mum
bering las with 100 pleas Of guilty
Cases pending at the beginning of the
last fiscal year numbered 2s,os7 and
1 ,33I new cases were begun.
Violations OF the so-called disloyalty
sections OF the Espionage act have
greatly decreased. according TO the
report. which notes that only siS
cases were begun under the entire aci
during the fiscal year, while II cases
were disposed -of. 80 cases havinl
been docketed al tho beginning OF the
year.
Mr.. Daughcrty declares that az ar
organized system the white slave traf
fic has been broken up. but adds tina
great many individual cases still
exist with the department makipt
every effort TO break up this prac,ic'
also.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
BEACON COLLEGE CLUB
HAS FINE RECEPTION
Many Graduates and Friends
Attended Dance in Hotel du
Pont Last Night.

Move than $50 persons, graduates
and former students Of Bacon Bust
ness Colleges, members OF the faculty
and friends attended the annual
dance Of the Beacon College Club.
held IN the. ballroom Of the Hotel
du Pont last evening. II was tho most
delightful and successful social affair
IN the history Of the club. Graduates
OF 20 years ago we're present. and
Every class graduated by the schoel
was well represented.
a most attractive feature Of the
evenings program comprisod cxhibi-
tlon dances by Miss Elizabeth Thomas
$50 Van Buron st. Miss Pauline Meyers
Jones was her aecompanis4 At the
conclusion Of the performance CeOrg.
Carter presented Miss Thomas with
In handsome bouquet OF chrysanthe.
NUNS. on behalf OF the club, making
appropriate addrcss.
In addition to the exhibition dance
there were 16 numbers on the pro-
gram, with eight special spotlight
moon. prize and nove.ty dances Tbs
first prize dance was won by n. r
Richardson and Miss Julia Car.in. Mr.
Richardson WAS presented with q
beautiful elk cravat and Miss Cariir
with large box Of candy. The sec
end prize dance WIS won By William
J. Mundy and Mrs. a. Raymond Jack
/ son. Mr.. Mundy received a pair o
silk hose and Mrs. Jackson. iarg'
! box of chocolates. The Original s.!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
To-, du Pont bnIldInH.
FINANCIAL NOTES.
Previous
Previous
AL. A

James simpson. yice-president of Mar
shall Field & Co. returned from abroad
writes In the Financial Viewpoint: mo
country can save Europe but our own.
Let there be no mistake There is 4
mistaken impression that Germany is de-
hberately creating a condition OF bank
ruptcy in order TO obtain modification OF
reparations payments"
Stockholders of Wilson l. Co. voted
yesterday authority to issue SlOI25 OOo
rs per cent bonds and TO increase capifal
by 100000 shares TO zoo. 600 shares.
:, hrcsge Company stockholders an
proved Increase in preferred stock from
-. 600 .OOo to IS .0O0. 600
The prosperity OF the chain stores
continues source OF wonderment 10 tho
street. The r. W woolworth Company
reported today that November sales IN.
creased <579. .463 over the same monthla 8,
year, and for the eleven months total sales
are larger by "a .077 .095. and this DESPITE
the reductions in values.
Commission houses attach considerab bis
significance to the election OF Presden
Andrew Fletcher. Of the American Locomo.
tive Company, TO the directorate OF The
American Car and Foundry Company.
Exports Of 02 locomotives. valued a,
$500 900. in October were the largest
since Juuc. when 1876 engines. valued III
-. 25t 900. wee exported. and compa RED
With l3S, valued al - .s95 900 In October
1920 For ten months $50, valued Al
S2s $50 COD. were exported, against I44l
valued at &s5.974.OO0, in corresponding
preceding period.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
MEETING At
TOWER HILL SCHOOL
Timely Addresses There Today
by r. A. Walsh and Ser
geant Hahn.

The pupils Of the Tower Hll School
were assembled this morning in the
auditorium of the school to hear two
interesting speakers. whose topic was
"Safety." The speakers were T. A.
Walsh, secretary of the delaware
Safety Council. and Sergeant William
X. Ham OF the local Police Depart
ment.
Mr.. walsh emphasized the fact that
great care should b. taken TO avoid
automobile accidents. as they are the
most common. He also spoke OF the
great care that should be used in
handling matches, as many deaths
have resulted from this cause. Mr..
Walsh said that falling, although very
common. was as dangerous as the
rest. If not more so, as certain in
jurios could result that would render
the person hurt being permanently
disabled.
Sergeant Hahn pointed out that the
policeman should be looked upon ne
friend, and when crossing streets
where the traffic Is heavy persons
should wait FOR the officers signal
10 cross. thus assuring the safety a.
yourself and others. He condemned
jay walking as a very dangerous un-
dertaking upon, the person that at
tempts 1t. as II may result in serious
injuries. lie also spoke Of skating, IL
the streets where automobiles arr
constantly travelling, and skating or
the pavements where pedestrians are
passing. Skating. he said. should be
confined to places where Il will not
endanger your own or others safety
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
MARKET OPENS WEAK,
STRONGER BY NOON
Advance In Money Aided Shorts
In Drive Against Leaders;
Bonds React.
~ Associated rrcss TO Every Evening.

~ Associated rrcss 10 Every Evening.
New York. Dec. A.--tWall Street
te.ao a. m)--0ains and losses among
railway shares at the opening of to-
days stock market suggested the
,onnlctins 'Yws of speculative in
ler,s,s.
NJ, Paul, common and preferred.
ipllicd moderately ON official assur-
anccs that impending obligations
would h, met az maturity. Pcre Mar
uu,ttc. preferred, continued 10
strengthen ns a result of the dcclara-
tlun " the extra dividend. Canadian
Pacific, New York Central. Rock
island. aud Eri,. FIRST preferred. were
irsptlonally lower.
similar tendencies were noted in
ulls, stocls, equipments and special
ties,
Noon The n~s per cent opening
rat. for call loans aided the shorts In
their drive against leaders during the
morning. Motors and tobaccos eased
I to . points, Chandler again being
adversely affected by dividend ru-
more.
The market stoadicd before noon,
huying of hieh erade oils. shippings
uualcrs. ruhbcrs and popular special
tlcH establishing the list.
Tho bond market was mixed. LIB
crty a,h's and most OF the AVS react
lne while Victory ANS repeated their
maximum price OF the year.
Foreign exchanges were strong, TN
british quotation rising 20 its highest
level of the current movement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Cigar company. quarterly of
- r'f cent on prcforrvd, payable Jsnu-
Nmerican Exchange securities Corpora
tlon quarterly ~ per cent on class 4.
naN shlr January 4
kmcrican smut Company, quarterly OF
Ml .,' go, on .,asIa ,9,ninon s ana per cent on
Nssnrlaird uh company, quarterly of
prf runi payable january -.
hg,tup Llc.s'cd hallway COMPANY.
snu spinl .snpusi ~ a. Au sharr on pre-
iffrsd pas HNlp January g
Nufein ttvncral tlCctrtc Company. quar-
,mh ~ nef cent on common, payable
ton.unrrs Power COMPANY qusr,cr,y Of
b prf ccni on q pee cent prcfcrrrd and
4 nee rcnt on pcr cent preferred. pay
rcfson uold Mining and Niilnns Com.
nRnl quarterly of 3 cents q share and ex-
i,- ~ [, c,nts . sharc, payable January 10
lsfN ~ - "a share ON nrst preferred.
paA ahic January
q " uclmo Company. quarterly OF ~.
per con, and c,irs OF , pei cent on com
liomcNtskr Mining Company, monthly of
% cVnte y sharr. pa yshls December ~
iiupp Motor car Corporation. quarterly
W ", per cent on preferred. payable
iniernstiopai Motor Truck COMPANY
Quarterly ~ ~. per cent on frst ana scr-
NftfN Nftf'fNfflf nsNeti' January 1.
isuigs N. Durham A Co. quarterly o;
lii pcr cent on rrst prcforrcd and com
mon and 7. per cent on sccond preferred
us lhis January .
i.ehleh Valley Railroad Company, quar-.
irilN of ~. rcr cent on common and pa
rer cent on rrcfcrrcd. payable January =
Manhattan ilcrtrtcsi supply Compsrv
iuc .qu-rtcri, ~ ~ share on common
nstshr January q
Merchants aud Miners TRANSFORMATION
umranA, per cont, payable December
ohio Fuel supply Company. quarterly ol
p per cent and extra ON > per cent nav.
dhlr IN Victory notes January Ia
ovens hottir Company, quarterly OF 10.
per cent on pr,fcrtSi and ? per cent or
cgmpcn, payable January l.
v lorilisru Company, quarterly OF
n.f cont ON common and a. per cent OF
nrcftrr.i payable January q
rrrr Nsruuettc Railway Company. II
nrr cent on , per cent preferred on ac
rount of hack dividends PAYABLE Januar,
and u. per cent on prior preferred pa y
shir February I
West Bud Street Railway Company OF
N'sioni sent -snnusl Of rcr cent on pre-
fcrfvdi pay abb. January 81
Westinghouse fi'rtr,c and MAnufsctur
ina Company, quarterly OF per cent o,
Cumron, payable January 81, and pre-
htrcd. pss~hlc January 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
W|[LYS INTERESTS
MAY JOIN HANDS
Understood to be Agreed on
One Set Of Receivers for
Corporation.
a New York dispatch says:

Various interests In the WHY'S
Corporation have been comforting
during the past few days with the re-
suit that negotiations for aiding the
company will henceforth proceed more
amicably. Under an agreement reach
ed Monday the various Federal Courts
where different receivers have been
appointed Will be asked to appoint G.
o. Miniger. i. p. Kennison and f. G.,
Caffey in the districts where they are
not already designated. This Will per-
nit all interests g cooperate. Fol
lowing a conference at the offices Of
Alfred A. Cook. Monday, Mr.. Cook
stated that all interests are desirous
of carrying out a program of AMIGA
BILE adjustment. He stated that there
were plenty OF assets to cover all Ii
abilities"
An application FOR the appointment
of receivers here will come up in the
United States District Court this
afternoon before Judge Morris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
OAUCAERTY BARES
GRAVE MENACE or
|NTERNAT|0NAL|SN
Says in Report Third Interna
y tionale 10 Trying to Got Sup
port Of U. s. Labor.
SPREADS DOCTRINE HERF

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
washington, Dec. S.--The movement
launched by the Third or Communist
Internationale at Moscow TO gain con-
troll OF the trade and Industrial unions
throughout the world. II meeting
with marked success insofar as IL
relates to syndlcalist unions In the
United states" says the first annual
report today of Attorney General
Daugherty.
Communist parties In this country,
Mr.. Daugherty says, have united to
more effectively carry on propaganda
and the policy Is to endeovor TO gain
control OF the labor organiza tons
through the control of the executive
committees or other governing bodies
therein.
MANY of he leaders of this move
m,nt are American citizens" he says,
though they are subject TO orders
from Moscow as TO their action and
activities In the United States
| The Attorney General says there has
been noticeable effort upon the
part of various so-called defense so
cieties TO propagate and carry on tsyi-
tation In behalf Of the ultraradlcais in
the United States"
! "InconspIcuous individuals in the
lultraradlcal movement apprehendeo
locally" he asserts, "are martyred ant
propaeanda started I'm their behalf
not only within the United states
, lbut throughout the cnti = world II
many instances the so-cUlled defens
. organizations are found To- bc mcrel
a camouflage for such movements q
1.-THE United Communist parry whic
A must conduct It's activities under
@ ground
+. Foreign propagandists still AZ
nocking TO the United states, accord
ling to the report. which notes tha
4 i27 of them arrived in a. last fscf
wear The movements. the nature an
the extent of the activities Of these IN
:, dlviduals have been carefully obser'
ed. it Is stated, and the Eovcrnmei
:, has been kept intimately informed
During the past fiscal year" II
. report continues, "the activities
- foreign propagandists I'm the Unite
:. States have been particularly motto
- able, and careful attention has bet
= given TO this pernicious form Of woi
within this country. II is impossib
- o accurately estimate the vast amou
y OF money spent in the United stat
:" by the foreign agents engaged In @
plotting the American people and
creating interest in a support {
q movements and schemes entire
er foreign 10 tho interests OF the Amei
~ can people
es Calling attention that activities
X tho Federal government In dealil
'g with ultranadicalism are limited
ne law to aliens. Mr.. Daugherty not
IN that practically all Of the States NJ
IN have enacted laws defining and pu
T. lshing criminal syndicalsm and a
W archy. These laws reach the citi2
O. as well as the alien.
ne The dealing with ultraradicalism
only one OF the many activities of I
n Department OF Justice during the pa
fiscal year which are reviewed In I
or lAtttorncy-Gener report. He calls {
r. tention that while the dopartme
ye ceased last January it's activities
re the enforcement of prohibition, II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
NEW CHARTERS.

special Correspondence Every Eveninr
Dover. Dsv e7.-Charters scrc nIed
h,r', yesterday, as follows
irs Angeles Mortgage and Investment
uorporA'ion, Detroit. Mich. capital. s55.-
v,-xrspele Pictures Inc. New York
ohic ss-vritics Co, of New Jersey. viii
nington, Del o. 200. 600
NesIcohio Mincs Co, Wilmington. Del
ou i'ssalphur,,Ins Corporation. New
Aurk CIT, 81 300, 900.
ton III si'cS 600 '''' ''''" "''
,s-cc,.,ed Invcs,ors. Inc. Wilmington,
ps. Ti..iM ra -, -,
usve, China prcducs and Stock Ex-
psnae Inc, Wilmington. Del $500 600.
lss Alsmitos tomm~rsial and ANUS
snt Company, Los Ansvles. Cal: $500
lcnns,lysnis on Producers Syndicate.
Nmet. Pa ~ 600
rah'. ..,A Az. supply Co. Wilmington,
l.easaor button Co, wilmington. Del.
.ll Z. Garrett Co. phil.dclphla. Pa.
rsis,S s,lm Service. Inc. Wilmington.
Anco Chemical Co. pittsburs. Pa.
ll,si, .ls~h Co, Dover Del ssos 600
.~srs athletic Association laurel,
wliwins,oo rhoto-play Co. Whining
ncts~s, IN capital white Mouse Man
uferturing Go. >c~ York CITY, $500 OOO
io o. .orn,uN hudson oil Co New Work
'iif etu'vo 20 - Ufsi.ooo
buNsf. bss'. s.s.athArtcrs wcrc nlcd here
A"sscrSisy 49, foilows
csv~t kouthsrn Steel Co, Wilmington
M capital 500 HH 600
Woahinet,n Auditoriuu Association, VII.
nlnston. thel 81 600 or
~. Whining! lon, Dsi, 81 .uDo 600
'utpsrouve ttihSlss Manufacturing Co.
wumIs ton ucl ejup. 600
tiuAnrv aud Cwdt Corporation, Vii
ninatun. del. ei0O,Up
hublsct khok lnssilAtor Co. Dover. del.
Suvss Springs Building Supply Co.
silver kpStnGx Md, olb0 600
Isrr$N'tlce MeaufHctustny Co. Phus-
deiphAA, pn ot6O OfRj
<uFaiit~, Inc. Wilmington, Del: $780,
irsl. ,. smith a Co. Phil.dephi. Pa.
ouAtss CITY Cotton Co. Pbil.delphia,
inrs~stss In capital stock os wilninston
,ran and invo~tnpons Co. Wilmington
Del. FROM $50 600 " e25O.O0c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
PHILA. PRODUCE. MARkET.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. s.--Wheat. lower;
No. red winter, 1.12@1.17; do. gar
liclly. l.o7@1.12.
Corn. lower: car lots on export ele-
vator. No. .. e1@62: No. 5. 59@60;
car lots. local. No. . yellow. old, 5sa
GO; No. yellow, new. 64Q65; No. 5,
new, 61@62.
Oats, higher: No. .. white 44h@
45ia; No. 3. white, 43@4Sis.
Butter. lower; Western creamery,
extra, 46: nearby prints. fancy, 5SG3
so.
Eggs. lower; nearby extra firsts.
so: do. firsts, SO: western extra.
flrsts. 90; do, firsts, 50; fancy Sc
lected, packed, 1915.
Cheese, dull; New York whole milk
fancy fats. t2i9@23; fair to good. 81
@22; longhorn. 22@23k; single
daisies. 21ia@2%
Live poultry, firm; fowls. not leg
horns. as 10 quality. 1sG30A do. leg
horns, 1902; spring chickens, not
leghorns. 1SM26; do, leghorns. 1922
old roosters. 17@1s; turkeys, fancy,
45 do. fair TO good, 40@4S; ducks,
white Pekin. 25@2e: do. mixed colors
22@24; uscovey. 1920; geese. goa
Il
easier; spring turkeys, fancy dry
picked. 53G54; fancy iced, so; averag,
receipts. 45@46; old turkeys, 4o@43
fowls. fresh killed. choice to fancy
/ 2c@33; do. small sizes. 1927: roast
ing chickens. nearby 27G34; do
western, 24@34; broiling chickens
nearby, 23@26: do. western, 20@34
old roosters. 1921; ducks. 32@34;
L ese, 22@25.
Potatoes. firmer; white. per hun
dred weight. fancy, 2.i5@2.35; fair 4
choice. 1.s0@2.i5.
Flour. dull; soft winter straigh
western. 5.9o@6.o0: do. nearby, 5.40@
$780, hard winter straight. $3.50
100; do. short patent. 7.25@7.5o
spring. first. clear 5.1065.35; do
patent. 7.35@7.65; do. short patent
S.00MS.50; fancy spring and city mills
patent, family brand. s.75@9.25.
Hay. steady: timothy. No. 2. 200,
! @2l.00y per ton; do. No. 3. $4,000
1900; sample, 14.00@l6.O0; no grade
12.oO@l4.00; clover mixed hay, ligh
mixed. 10000. 90; No. /. mixed $50
@1s.0o
Tallow. dull; prime city loose, Az
do. special loose, So: prime country
! 3s.; edible, in tierces, s.
Bran. firm; soft winter in 1ol
pound sacks. 27.50@2S.5o: spring
27.Oo@2s.o0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
FOREHEN As GUESTS.
Department Heads Entertained by
New Castle Leather Go.

The Foremen's Club of the New
Castle Leather Co. comprising 20
members, was entertained ~ dinner
IN Tuesday night bg the coinp1ns.
The affair, when took place 10 the
large dining room at the plant. a.
Eleventh and Poplar streets. proved
a delightful social event a dinner ~
this sort occurs each year. and IN
are looked forward 70 with 70 great
deal Of pleasure:
j. Writ willis. general manager wls
toastmaster. Addresses we're mads
by Mr.. Wills and a number q The
foremen. The principal topic was
emergency relief in Wilmington, for
which a campaign is uow ia progress.
directed By Mayor Harvey. u was in-
dofsed by Mr.. wills and the otaer
speakers in their addresses. as VOL
as by those who did not speak. Tho
result was the appointment of q COM
mittee ~ canvass the plant in that
/ behalf This work has been started
and is showing excellent rcs8its. 81
the banquet q splendid turkey rnre-
was served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
ACTIVE AT 81.
Joseph L. Carpenter. Sr- Observing
Birthday Anniversary Today.

Joseph l.. Carpenter. ST.. OF 1900
Washington street. n, director of tho
Equitable Trust Co. for the past IS
years. is observing his 9lst birthday
anniversary today. lie IS in good
health and s,ill active in business.
Many of his friends extended con-
gratulations during the day.
Mr.. Carpenter believes that thrift
and the concentration of energy and
talent upon the attainment Of one OBJ
ject are rules that should be adopted
by persons wishing TO lead useful and
worth while lives. lie is heartily in
favor OF the disarmament project.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
NEGRO UNIVERSITY
SUFFERS BIG FIRE LOSS

by Associated Frees 60 Every Evening.
Xenia. Ohio, Dec. s.-Wilberforce
University, an institution for colored
students here. suffered a loss esti-
mated at 100000, frCNn fire, which
last night completely destroyed
Shorter Hall. a dormitory for men.
and the oldest building on the cam
nus. The building was erected in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08

Orchestra furnished delighifui pro-
gram Of music.
~ due 70 the efforts Of the comf~.ifes
in charge, wbicb cWnprlsed ". -.
Fisher. chairman, Margaret hun1y
and a. Raymond Jackson. Tne p1-
irons and patroncases were; AiF. and
Mrs. William ~. Beacon. Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Iiirons. Blshop and Nrs.
Philip Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Eiiwood
sOuder, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg" Caftef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brinpbgrsi.
Mr.. and Mrs. robert u. Hsynfr, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Mitchell, Mr. ana
Mrs william 9. Biatz, Dr. and Mr..
Arthur Patterson. Nr. and Mfs D..
Merrick HON and Afr and. Mrs. JOS
epfi Stuart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
SECURITY TRUST.
.mpans Earned Wen This Year;
Two Dividends Declared.

At the monthly meeting of the
hoard uf directors OF Security Trust
aud Salc Deposit Uo. held yesterday,
eror,a we're submitted showing the
very gratifying earnings OF the COM
Many fur issi The board declared
hu ugual quarterly dividend OF 2 per
,rnt ON the capital stock for tho
quarter ending December 81 and an
,Atra dividend of per cont for the
tUHf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
Cotton Ginning Report.
Associated Press 10 Every Evening

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. S.--Cotton ginned
prior TO December / amounted to H.
6s0.s70 running bales including 121,-
$50 round bales. counted as half bales
22,05s bales OF American Egyptian
and 2,9l5 bales OF sea island. the
Census bureau announced today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
No BARGAIN Sales.

Yes. experience comes hight.
Yes. and the trouble about buying
lt is that you can't always get it to
match. WaysiGe Tales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08

Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. The ada
are all indexed under their correct
specific classification headings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08

Warm, comfortable rooms are offer
ed for rent in the classified ad section
tod3y.-Ady.
Evening star., 1921-06-08
The New Hair Tonic.

have been more than pleased with
the letters have been getting about
the new pilocarpine hair tonic.
knew Its value from personal use. hut
I was a little afraid that readers liz
ing far from large cities would have
difhculty in getting this formula
filled.
Pilocarpine is sometimes hard to
get. and 1t is probably the most valu-
able Of the drugs used in treating the
Eair. Its value has been known for
some time to chemists and special
lists, but even now 1t is not commonly
used in treating the hair That is
because beauty culture has been con-
sidered only a vanity of foolish
women. and because man accepted
Providence to be patiently borne as
such.
Personally. do not know any
readymade tonics containing pilo-
made by man whose knowledge of
the hair and scalp is extraordinary.
and its results have justified every
thing he said OF 1T. The formula,
which has been printed before. is:
Pilocarpine hydrochlorate. ,...... . grains
l.recipltated sulphur. 30 grains
Sreosoi I-iily). ).-...................3 3n rrains
Alcohol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lai1l op"res "pre
TT. cnntharides. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. drnms
farina cologne. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. drains
Hose water. to make. .............. ounces
This is good for any type of hair.
but particularly good for the woman
whose hair is going gray. Pilocar-
pine acts particularly upon the color
cells Of the hair. stimulating. them
to new life. Cantharides is general
stimulant. creosol Lilly) is an anti
septic. castor oil is to prevent dan
druf, sulphur is for the same pur-
posi- and the rest of the ingredients
are necessary for the proper blending
of the combination. This can be used
every day and should be used two
or three times week with a little
stimulating massage.
Miss M-Two or three drops of
benzoin in the rinse water. after
cleansing the face, will refine the
texture Of the skin. An ice rub will
also do this, but 1t will take weeks
of persistent care to contract en-
| 1arged pores. A few professional