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New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Mobile Results

First race Cor three year olds and up
"srd o'aimiur purse. $500: about five
.W.ongs --AlTer.da. l0S (Grayl, 16 to ), I
and TO 10 won, Enos, 100 tO'Ma-
,,ehey' 20 I. Q 10 and even. second,
'ai krutar 715 fBorgauow SKID. 30 to L. IL
- and 20 l. third Time, o.69 1-5. Sky
,, ssa hdnisht Stories, Lady Rochester,
nssry Mahor. Surm cunt. Arrow Point and
0soy Evelyn also ran.
se'ond race (for fouryear- olds and Up
- claiming, purse. $500; about FIVE
longs Back Bay, 11s Howard), to ],
IN IN and to .. won; San Diego, 11e
sAonl. II 70 =. TO ! and to ,, sec
ena: Sea Board. 1Is (Couway), 70 2. 6
and 10 s. third. Time. o:os 2~5.
tIsNer Flying Orb. Juanta III. Cobalt
also ran.
lh'Fd race FOR three-year- -oids and up
50 - Claiming; purse. $500: about FIVE
-I4onRs)-Murphv. 121 (Waus), to s,
70 and out. won; Jago. lei CWida). 8
.,. - . 70 and 70 4, second Carl Rob-
,lt, a.. 'Wayt. - 20 I. 70 and even
Mn Mn Time. o:5s is. Maruits and Port
"shl also ran
,ssourth race tThe cawthorn Hotel Han
noap; Cor three-year- ard upward; I;
S-rss, css, 500; one mile and seventy yards)-
'.-e MaNers 112 (Anderson). Z TO 10.
I16 - and out. won; Financial Rooster.
10 10 ''organ saaana o%skD SKI, to l. to and
p, 10 and even. third. Time, 1:49 As.
el,e nan, Serbian, Sandy II. and Marse John
~.sth race (for four-year-olds and up
,sss... claiming; purse, $500; one mile and
t,oIV yards>--ceptain Burns. 100 (Ricel.
io4 ~ ~. TO and to 6. won: Olive James
..nond 'eIshon) to /, 2 TO and even.
W. Bombast, ia (Murphy). 20 TO !.
NJ. ! ana to l. third. Time. so 2-5
Jsei D!Sle Theresa, F1eer, Rose Field.
Ter .,5 heeYes. Philistine and Annette Tel
lss g.keh race uor three-year-olds; claim
ara, iN' pu9se' $500; one mile and seventy
ana oa moa M mss Murpey} wood lo5 Is
wa- TO I, even and l to 2, second :;
and 95'sH~-, 100 {Anderson). 10 to I, to /
noIlvN 10 10 !. third. Time, 1.5i l-5. Trfco,
'atcen ana Doris also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Ike Dorgan Signed 10
Bridegroom Articles

Ike Dorgan, manager of aspiring
pugilists and fistic press representative
OF Madison Square Garden. ran out
yesterday and signed himself up for Il
finish bout with Kid Matrimony.
Which is a way of announcing that
Ike has went and done it,
Ike announced it yesterday, but he
announces so many things that nobody
City Clerk Mike Cruise stated that the
articles had been signed and forfeits
posted that Ike's friends became thor
oughly aware that he had married. Miss
Mabel Granger.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
C0tumbio Oars7uen in
kivsf ~ Ork-GOuf To-day

dim Rice, mentor of the Columbia
university crews. yesterday announced
that the varsity, 5O-pound. and fresh
man squads would have their first out
door workout of the season to-day on
the Harlem River. Tne oarsmen will
start from the Union Boat Club. 204th
Street and the Harlem River, at the
Following hours: Freshman crew at
O'Clock, 150-pound crew at o'clock
and the varsity eight at about 5
o'clock
The coach also published the roster
of those whom he viii retain for the
rest OF the season. OF the thirty or
so candidates retained for the varsity
boat the following are the most promi-
nent: Brodi, Cooper. Swinburne
(Captain). Griswold, Brown. Nelson.
Ruffalo, Ferris. Frost, Medigovich,
Willet, Thees, Chrystic Mayo, Was
chek, Brennan, lnce, Nealc and Gun
ningham.
The personnel of the 5O-pound boats
will be as follows: Work. Henderson,
Rousselot Schiff. Wallace, Schott
Winhler, Slater, Drcesbach, Mayer, Ka-
kilroc, G.. Garst, Weltner. Murphy,
Hoidal, Habighorst and Severinghaus
Twenty~e eight freshman candidates
were kept on the list: Vermont, Nc
Carthy, Warden, Gatfncy, Mound, De
Voc, Walker. i. A. Thompson, Lillard
sherman, Tiihonen. Martens, Seward
Miller, Bradley, Hendrickson, Wallace,
Bryan, Hinckley. D. Cannon, Gnichtel
Vail, Otto. Wenning, Summer, Cole
man, Som and Stiles.
All the coxmains have been retained
Levi will hold down the coxwan's job
on the varsity boat, while Wolf, Dealy
and Marshall VIII vie for the junior
varsity and 15O-pound positions
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Mrs. Barlow Is Winner
OF Silver Foil Honors

PINEHURST, N. c., March 15.-Mrs.
X: II. Barlow, of the Merton Cricket
Club, Of Philadelphia, won the cham
pionship Of the Silver Foils Club to
day when She completed the SO holes
in 80, 90-1S0 The test was played
over the Number One course, 18 holes
being played Tuesday and to-day
Other leading scores-Miss Harriet
Sheppard, Hartford. 81, 91-lSt Mrs.
John D. Chapman. Greenwich, 90. 92-187;
Mrs NJ. j. Scannel. Oaklnont, ST. 96-IS7
Mrs nonal Farson. Youngstown. %. &c
lss, Miss Kate Bowman, plainheld, %,
9S-l93 Miss Sarah FoWncs. Oakm0nt.
96 lO0-195; Mrs. c. Hollingsworth.
Greenburg. 81. 9s-l95
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

ment Armory, Brooklyn.
Yesterdays match by special agree
ment was played on the courts OF the
Heights Casino, on Montague Street
Voshell never allowed any one in the
gallery to get the impression that the
issue was to be close one, for he was
always in full command of the situa-
tion and might have scored more de-
cisively had he gone out after every
point.
In the main it was the former in
door title holders terrific service and
severe overhead play that distin
guished the match. Havcns found it
on the fast, canvas-coverod court, and
was generally on the defensive when
receiving. When he was keen to finish
a point. too, Noshell came in fast from
the back OF the court to take his op-
ponent's returns on the volley, but
there were lengthy periods when he
contented himself with staying near
his base line and exchanging drives
with Havens. The latter fought pluck
lily until the last against what was
almost inevitable defeat, and to such
good purpose that Voshell could never
afford to grow unduly careless.
On Saturday morning, beginning at
1920 o'clock, the three other fourth
round matches to De played at the
14th Regiment Armory will be between
Frank 7. Anderson, national indoor
champion, and Charles M. Wood r.,
Herbert L. Bowman and trmand l..
Bruneau, and F. D. Pcz@e.s avg Stephen
V Brubans. The s.,al round match
for the championship will be played
in the armory on Sunday afternoon.
Davis Cup Drawing
The entry lists for the Davis Cup
international matches Of 1922 closed
yesterday, with a total OF thirteen
challenging nations in the field, rec
ord number Four rounds will be re-
quired to bring the winning nation into
the challenge round against the United
States, which is to be played on the
West Side Tennis Club courts Of For
est Kills on September l, 2 and 3. The
final round will be played at Newport
during the week of August IA.
The draw will be made publicly at
the Office of the U. S. l.. T. A, 20
Broad Street, at noon tomorrow, and
the various consuls of the countries
resented have been invited to at
tend by President Julian S. Myrck.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Harvard Grades
Five Grew $ i'm
Earl y 1ry-Outs
Fights Arranged According
to Physical Character
'siics; A Is Short Grew

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 15-In-
stead OF grading the five crews which
nc has retained for varsity try-outs
~ Heber Howe. director of rowing at
harvard, has arranged them throncb
phNSica! characteristics. Tho Gyn
eleh'S were on the river to-day fol-
,o"ed by the doctor and he homes to
ne "hle to determine within two weeks
eights. is''y
Crew A, which is stroked bv Can+o;r
George Appleton, is known as the short
crew. There is only one man VIA
reaches the six feet marx on Crew
whereas on Crew i seven Of the eight
oarsmen are six feet two inches talI
the exception being Waiter Amorv'
freshman captain last year. who is
close TO six feet
- Crew G is particularly lanky. while
grew Il Is inclined to be chubby. Grow
r. IS sort Of a composite of the other
four eights.
Dr. Howe says he viii make no er-
lott to grade the men according to
an Hl'y' but two Of the varsity outfit
or iortY-tive were at Red TOP last June
when Harvard was preparing to race
fale, which j. vory good sign that
'ne head coach left no eligible man of
ability OF his main selection.
lhe first crew casualty was reported
yesterday. Jack Crocker. of football
lame, quit the afternoons Workout
with very painful blister which will
probably cause him to lay Off FOR few
days. The rowing orders of two crews
follow:
Crew A-Bow. Norton >. Bradford: 3.
Nickerson; 4. Webb; D. Francis Fiske: g.
story :, Fuller; stroke, Appleton; cox
swain. Badger.
Grow Blow. Lewis 2 Bradford. 2.
Henry 4, trocl<er; 5, Holster, 6. Jameson;
T. :. hobson' stroke, Amory; coXswain, Burn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

re former has Sucn stars As Oswald
r,ssv Jerome ID. Tra,ers, Bill Reekic
seyelal eshers who can parade
.-,und IN The low 7os-
vestehes.er can bank upon such
...... as John G. Anderson. Jess
,r.s,sor. Lee Maxwell. J. s. Worth
ION. Tommy Armour and other
s,A5ios
eg. Long Island can summon few
..,,, upon her OWE hook There are
.,-siner White. now metropolitan
s,mpion: Jack Stearns. Walter ].
wis ti he cared to play, Cor
.,gas J. Sullivan. Hamilton Kerr,
f.sn NJ. Ward. Harry Davis. Frank
g.c,. Grant Peacock, always a difficult
~.n to beat. and few others capable
i coed golf
rr-:o-dste long Island has been a
-se coy and backward about Slip
,i.e into the Jersey y-Westchester feud.
ssts there IS now a movement on foot
% remedy this late start
three-sornere6 team match OF this
,ort representing the pick OF from
1900 to $4,000 golfers. would be a big
.,rine feature, and Long Island is
,sout due to come into the fold.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Lenglen Fails to Show
Form i'm Tennis Return

NICE, March Is (By The Associated
Press Mile. Suzanne Lcnglen to-day
PLAYED her first tournament tennis
since she was defeated by Mrs. Molla
Bjulstedt Mallory last summer. She
was paired with Count Michael
Soumarokov-E -Elson, former Russian
champion, in the mixed doubles, and
with Miss Elizabeth Ryan, Of Califor-
nia, in the women's doubles.
While the Lenglen teams won both
matches, 60, 60. and 6-2, 6-t,
spectively, the French star failed to
display her best form and kept away
from the net. being content with a
back-court game. She appears to be
still short of the necessary training
for hard singles match.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Columbia Matmen Win

The Columbia University freshman
wrestling team blanked the Brooklyn
POLYTECHNIC Institute yearlngs, 26 to 0,
in the Columbia gym YESTERDAY aftcr,
noon. The Morningsidc cubs won the
125, 135 and 1873 pound bouts, and also
the heavyweight tussle, on falls. while
victories in the other two bouts. the
l4o and 175 pound classes, were regis
tered on time ADVANTAGE.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Montreal Gets Decision

BOSTON, March 3D. Young Mon
trcal, of Providence, TO night was
awarded the decision over Danny Ed
wards, of Los Angeles, after ten
rounds of close and vigorously contest
ed boxing. In the opinion Of newspaper
men at the lingside it WAS one of the
closest contests here this season. The
men are bantamWeights.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
broadway Il. A.-.yoo Tipltx va
Lew Erody, 12 rounds. ''
ioHd Regiment Armory-Chariie Pick
or Vs. Eeorgie Bush, 10 rounds.
FRIDAY
Madison Square Garden johnny
dundee vs.. Charley White, I5 rounds.
=. 10th Regiment Jackie Moore vs.
Young hid Norfolk, Is rounds
SATURDAY
Rink $. C.--Milse O'Dowd vs.. Soldier
BnrtfieId. IL rounds.
commonwealth 5. C.--Frankie Jerome
Us. Abe Friedman, IL rounds,
IN Eegiment--Fl0yd Mcfarland "a.
Jnck Bailey. 10 rounds,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
CapabIanca Goes Abroad

J. II. Capabanca. worlds chess
CHAMPION. sailed yesterday for Europe,
where he will compete in the chess
masters international tournament in
London next July. He viii give pre-
liminary series Of exhibitions in France
and SDain
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Gardner Billiards Winner

Gus Gardner, metropolitan cham
pion, in last nights continuation of
the New York State Amateur Pocket
Billiards tournament now IN play at
the National Recreation parlors,
Brooklyn. defeated John Mills by score
of 100 points to SO. Gardner made the
high run of the evening, Ia. Tonight
Clarence Hurd meets Peter Ferace.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

and Abe Friedman, of Boston. topping
the bill at the Commonwealth SPORTING
Club on Saturday night, there should
be enough action to satisfy the most
eXacting fan. Billy Gibson and Benny
Leonard are coaching Jerome daily and
are expected to be in his corner when
he tears into the Boston bantam.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Voshell Is Victor Over Havens
In Brooklyn Indoor Tennis
By Fred Hawth ornc

Howard Vose holder championship,
the semfnal of
lawn tournament yesterday afternoon
Haves So, the fourth
Saturday morning
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Metropolitan 1922
Boxing champions

1l2 lb. class-Leroy Powell, st.
Christopher Club.
lis lb. class--Sid Terris, Rut-
gers Gymnasium.
i26 lb. class-I. Faulkcnstein, e2d
Street y. VI. II. A.
1875 lb. class--Jack Rosenberg,
Bronxdale A. {.
1f7 lb. cIass-Andrew Lake, Park
view A. {.
l60 lb. cIass-Bunny Feency, St.
Jerome {. G.
Us lb. class-Charlie McKenna,
ST. Alphonsus Club.
heavyweight class-G ordon Munce,
Pastime 4. {.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Ierris Is Outstanding Star
IN s'Met.'' Boxing Tournament
State Champion at ll8 Pounds Features i'm Two
Spectacular Bouts at the Garden; Fceney, Nc
kenna and Munce Among Other Title Winners
By Jack Masters

Eight metropolitan champions
boxing tournament Madison persons the
that
the coronation exercises Sid Te of gymnasium
title holder l18 pounds the evening
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Hartley Comes to Terms

COLUMBUS, Ohio March ID
Catcher Grover Hartley, lone hold-out
of the Columbus club Of the American
Association, to-day announced he would
sign with the Senators.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Hagen Coming On Again

Walter Hagen's big margin over the
seld in his last Florida start proves
.bs ?. C. A. champion is on his way
cain to helm carry homebred glory
m the hill Hagen was the last home
lied to win national open title. and
that was back in 1919 at Braeburn.
Since that triumph the open has been
IN the exclusive grip Of the foreign
Born or the Invader. AS Hagen and
geDermott are the only two homcbred
mos strong enough to reach the top, it
/: high time enc of the younger crop
sere stepping into the frame.
With such golfers around as Gene
sarazen, Leo Deigel, Eddie Loos,
Tomny Kerrigan and four or five
sAer ire scorers, the stuff is there if
L vii only step forward at the psy-
Biological moment
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

Long Island Would Compete
With Jersey and Westcl,ester
Ian summon Many Stars, Such as Gardiner While
Jack s'earnS' Walter J. Travis and Other
Notable Exponents of the Ancient C..,>'
BY Grantland Rice

VIZ NeN Jersey ana "escheSter geared anotbo,
hgl spfine there IS increased murnlunr from I
se e'e three-eonercd contest take on bo ,y, " "
Wetcescr both eplete with polfno +olart ne"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
White 8-to-5 Favorite
Over Dundee for Garden Fioht
By Jack Lawrence

Freddie Welsh lightweight CHAMPION blew into town yes
terday and advised his kopes on
defeat Dundee in their teenround night at Madison
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

Lenox Hin Settlement. three rounds,
judges dee istun.
pound ctsss-Char.is McKenna. 81.
Alpnonsps club. defeated Frank Koebele
Nat'onal . G.. three rounds. judges de-
cision.
heavyweight class-o;ordon Muncs, Pas
time A c. 30 other entry
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Now Amateur May Pick In

New Amateur May flck ID
There is also the chance that an
'Aer amateur may be due TO pick up
Etere Ouimet, Travers and Evans
eft off As open winners.
Jones, Ouimet and Evans arc all
zlabe Of leading any field if they
sppen 10 be around their top strides
trough the big week. So is Guilford
ct any spot where he is in scoring
-aod
By .,nishing up on the best ball
q. Barnes and Hutchison at Atlanta
r,sa'ly with a 50 Jones proved that
els again back around his old form,
T'H this early in the year. He had
'agsd practically no golf between
ao3sr and March so start Of THIS
81 is something out of the ordinary.
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April 4. 1872.
DEPARTMENT Or PIBL!C HEALTH

PHIfADEi.PHiA. IA.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until II o'clock noon Tuesday. ,Apri!
is, 1922. when bids will be opened and
'e"eou'e' 'BpuREAE pf EN Or HOSPITALS
Cd AND LUZERNE STREETS
For the construction. OF cold storage boxes
with water. steam and drainage connections
complete rradv for use.
sealed proposals w'I be rSryGa rSE1lyGGd at thlf
30. lO.2. when bids viii be opened and
'S a,%H RTRE$T SX3 pr HiNE HosH!FAEF srFhETs
For the construction Of an addition to
the Nurses Home and alterations thereto.
including plumbing, heating and electrical
spec lnca tons. bucprints and forms OF
r.oDosals. and ans informa ton relative to
the steriizers and to the Nurses Home may
ke had upon p apnlication 49, 10 ph,,,n m,,i,,,, n.
i'SnS'Sa i7ia Samson S": street PhiadepSis for col
storage boxes to the Directors Office. os4
Bids from others than those engaged or
are asked will not be entertained or con
sidercd. Bids are invited subject to future
approprla tion by Council!
tGca,c from the City Solicitor that security
has been furnished. in accordance With the
provisions Of the Ordinance of Councils.
approved May 20 1850.
any proposal, In whole or in part. or reject
interests OF the city. When bid or az
viii be necessary for a contract 10 be
entered into. the cost Of which and all In.
formation relative thereto, may be obtai ained
,, upon inaury ,a at thG ofdic" OF the City
c. LINCOLN FURBUSH. NJ. D..
Director Of the Department.
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Chs Daily Movie Magazine

headed Constance Talmadgc' and 50,
Madgc Kennedy and Pauline frcd"rirS
are 'thc worst.
".Just a Fan" writes: "Ah. say
What do you want 10 go against my
favoritc star forI When YOU said IN
answer to II couple Of fans who said
awful things about Gloria Swanson
that you agreed with them. | almost
fclt like never reading your coluul,
again. but then that would only mean
cutting of my nose To spite my face.
for so enjoy your column every cvc-
ming.
''Rut 7 do want to say to the fans
who think Gloria Swanson will be- the
cause Of spelling beyond the Rocks
that 7 can hardly wait until can e"r
il. because have just loved her in
every picture | ever saw her in. My
advice is. It you don't like her don't go
TO see her. That's the way do about
stars ] don't care for. You may say.
don't want TO miss seeing Valentino.
Well. you have had lots Of chances to
soc him with other stars. and SO YOU
ran easily do without seeing him this
once.
1T takes all kinds of people TO make
~ "''l uHi NIIIhS VI t'lTfSSPS ~
please this world Of people. Every one
TO his own liking. of course. and il We
all diSlikcd her. she would be ont Of II
Job. 50 YOU soc just because YOU and n
"ouplc Of fans don't like her. tha, does
not say she is not n good actress. Now
docs It?
''Did you see her in The Great Mo.
mcm.' aud also in Under the Lash {:
have seen her in lots of picture,
'al"ly. but these two | mention because
til" roles she plays are so entirely diff
icr"ut.
In the Great Moment We saw her
cownod in wonderful clothes and sur.
rounded with Injury and gay life. She
herself was even wild. Now really
think she played her part wonderfully.
thc quiet wife Of an old man who had
n very plain simple home. Here she
wore the plainest kin! Of clothes. and
yet TO NJ" she looked as beautiful in
her plain old fa ashioncd basque dresses
as in her wonderful gowns of the for
mcr picture.
II think there is something very
sweet about her. and ! think you will
agrc" with m" in AZ least one thing.
Don't you think shC is rs a rule. one
Of the best dressed actresses Of the
screen. and don't you think she is
pretty. oven If she has 'saucy' little
nose; Her eycs--arcn' they beautiful:
She has n way that makes me forget
she is acting. and when | 500 her pie
lures ] feel as though tn" pays were
really true.
Now. try to say little something
nice about her 70 cheer me up n bit.
Thanks in advance.
''I'D cha no ~Iilippt | lilpl ''rln
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FINANCIAL.
Proposals.
p,sEcroR,s oFFiGE' M;5Sh 49, i'aa
DEPARTMENT q PUBIiC HEALTH

DrrAn4R%ifESsfF RifSfT$EE's $E sss!.!S9 sSss!f!9E EnA,fH
Enthusiastically Hft Sial HH.i "a.
% ss. %s.s 81. $ !! S;":ss,: A!sl
scheduled as follows: ""a
BUREAU OF HOSPITALS
SECOND AND LUZERNE STREErs
For the Construction Of Cold % stor.ss.
inelSdins d f Tes,ins plumbing essnnd,pmsns snd s,ns
'r'ea' ssTH T9Ta ,SS ks 5 FiSE FiSSfHi; STREETS
For one CIV M1l'Rs RsARMss RMMissn'I;i s4iBrRny
buildings and Cottases Including 'sr spn.
niumb'ns nnd e,sc,ric.! i,s, work. -ns
proposals and any information reiatvs ny ny ,ot ot
Morsue may re. had upon nppiicaiooon me y,
R"IitR niGIns 81 S a. for rcsis, ea.eS,,onp
,SS$ % iaI $ fs sSs
oee rrn S'Hs ~ CITY Isn"f Hsii s Director,
Bsf srGm IN 0sssTs SS...s s'n for HSsf %se a
@ sidered invited subjeese to or fu,S,. SS
'psipI,idI 'Ri Ipids must Ss aesomp.nied by q ,.,,
ncate from the City Solicitor that secUr,, sslt !,
has been fHTIisheS ,nt rd;n. II sSSordsnse Y.
proved May %. 1880. ~
The Director reserves the right to ace.n,
any proposal in whole or IN part, or rsjencs,
ali the bids, as be may deem best for ~
rresate Of bids exceeds the sum OF sioo,a ag.
w,Ii be necessary for a contract to be an
tered into. the cost Of which and all infor
nation relative thereto may be Obtained upon
inauiry at the once Of the City Solicitor.
CITY ha:.' z. L1NcoLH is.ta9i3Sut FSutRBusH. \. D..
Director OF the Depa rtment.
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Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared Shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is very
injurious. rs it dries the >raIp and makc,
tho hair brittle.
The best thing TO use j. Mul>ifcL CO.
rounu oil Shampoo. for this i purc and
,ntircly GrcasclPss. It's very chcar onJ
beats anything else all 10 nioccS. Yu,,
can get MuI>itcd at any drug store. and
n few ounces will last the whole fam.
ily for months.
Two or tire" toaSpoonful> Of Mnlsi.
fled IN II cup or glass with n littl,
warm water Is all that is required l.
makes an abundance of rich. crcDmy
lathcr. "l"ans"S thoroughly. and rlus"s
on, easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and is soft. fresh looking. brich,
fluffy, wavy. and easy to handle. he
sides. il loosens and takes ont cvcrv
particle of dust. dirt and danduir Hn
SUI" your druggis, gives YOU Mulslicd.
ADV.