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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Don't Spoil Your Child's
Hair by Washing It

Whom you wash your chiid hair
he careful what you ssc Musi
soaps and prepared shamppos con
tain too much alknii. which b. very
injnrious as % dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing 60 use o. Mulsl-
fled cocoanut oil shampoo. for this
ls pure and entirely grcaseless ~
very cheap and beats anything else
all 20 pieces.
Two or three toaapoonsful OF
Mulsificd in "a cup or pluas with "a
little warm water o. AN that lH ra-
quired simply moistcn tho hair
with waller, and rub a IN. II
makes an abundance Of rich.
creamy lathcr. cloanaos thoroughly.
and rinses out easily. The hals
dries quickly aud even 81 and D.
soft. fresh looking. bright. fluffy
wavy and easy 40 handle Besides
II loosen and takes out every par.
glcie Of dust, dirt ard dandruff
You cnn get Mulsifled at any dIua
store. and q tow ounces viii last
everyone In the family for months
BE sure your druggist gives you
Mulsined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
VIII Radium at Last !
Open the Door of
The Great Unknown

n You ar sick aud want 10 Get Wen
and Keep Well. write Tor literature mat
tolls How aud why this almost untnown
and wonderfnl noW element brings re-.
lief 60 20 many sufferers from Cousti.
patton, kheumatism. Seiatica. Govt. Neu.
uiis Neuralgia. Nervous Prostration.
iiigh Hood Pressure and disease Of the
stomach, Heart, Lung. Liver Kidneys
and other ailments. Yau wear Degnen'n
Radio Active solar Pad dav and might.
receiving The Radio Active RAYS %eontinn.
ohsiy INTO your System, causing q healthy
circulation. aver eumiur aiuggishneax
throving ~ impuriilas and restoring the
Tissues and nerves tu a normal couditira
and the neat thing ZOO know you arc
setting we'll
sofa en f. frsf urnprsition You are
Thoroughly satisfied H. ia helping you he.
fore the appliance Is yours Nothire
'H d. hu' wnar BE- 40 troubles or expense
cod tho most wonderful fact about the
appliance IL that IL ia sold 80 reasonable
that Be b. within the reach Of alt. both
rIch Hrd Moor
No matter how bad YOUR ailmrnt. or
how lurE standing We will be pleased
GO have yon try DO az DOR rtt For full
Information write tuday not tomorrow.
RadiUsu Appliance Co. 900 BRADBURY
Bids Los Anreies. Calf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
WORK OF FEDERAL
AGENTS RESULTS
IN TWO ARRESTS
Local Men Held for
Appearance Before
Commissioner

Prohibition officers yesterday
devoted "a part Of their time TO
working at home. their work re-
sulting In two arrests. They mr.
rested Severe Chavez. AZ ia West
Iron avenue, on the charge OF pon-
scssinr "a siiantity 'bf wh,sky. and
also Escquiei radilla. at 1917
South wllliamn street. on tho
charge or manufacturing aud pos
seaHinE whisky.
Officers claim that they found
20 gallons Of mash and a ounn-
THY ~ whisky at 'ho t,odIil,
home. a quantity OF whisky was
also found nt the chavez home
it" agents report. Both mon nre
under $1,000 bond for appearnnce
i'1ore ntis4IyateH Commissioner
D u. McAonAlh on Monday morn
ing. Both maete bond.
Officers Az that 11b alleged vim
intors Of 'he nfohihition act in
Ncw Mexico ars TO be- nrrnipned
before tl.age .COlin Nchlctt in
santa Fc. beginning March q
This b. the largest number to h.
"%rrnlgncd a. any onc time In tho
history Of the state. officers snxi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Why Swear? Reasons
!. Tol5 at Y Meeting

IA sorceful lesson In the folly
of swearing was given 20 a large
ntmber Of the boys ~ the city
yesterday afternoon when they
met at the y. NJ G. A. Director
Wilton. of the boys department.
liilad the meeting aud O Ia
chalge. In linking 10 tho boys
% their moral obligations. he pre-
santed whnt he called ten reasonH
why every respectable thinking
boy should swear a. often and as
b4rd as he can"
FThe uso given by him were;
ptcnuse 81 Is such an elegant way
Il expressing ones thoughts; be-
cdnse n IN such exclusive proof OF
takia and good breeding. because
tits a sure way Of making ones
eolf agreeable with friends; be-
cAnse Il Is positive evidence Of ac-
aenfntance with good literature;
hscause Il furnishes such a good
etample. because n IA Just what a
mhthcr enjoys having hor son do;
hdcause It would look 10 nice In
pfint; because IL ~ such a good
WHY Of increasing ones Helf-rc-
aIl,ct, because Il ~ such a help to
Manhood and virtue. md because
lff Improves ones chances In the
hereafter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Man Wanted Here
And in Oklahoma
Held in Socorro

iTho sheriff nj Socorro refused
Yesterday afternoon to give up c.
a Mann. who vas arrested there
cd n request from tho sheriff's Of
RE here. on "a charge Of embezzlinR
q fUhonograph from the Riedling
stpre here,
when deputies were Sent 10 PC
cto to bring him ~ Albuquerque
Yesterday. the sheriff there stated
Tint he had learned that Mann was
wpntcd In Oklahoma for taking "a
mortgaged automobile out of the
state. and that hc would be held
fsr Instructions from TIN authori-
ties ~ oklahoma.
ilMann came 10 Albuquerque scs-
DIAL weeks ago with two women.
IN purchased the photograph and
ri4id Sc on u. When he went TO
Sdcuiro last Sunday he h alleged
"a have taken the photograph with
linn. While here he traded In y
ftpdge automobile Tor a Ford car
odd 5000 u N believed that this
i.hthe car FOR which he Is wanted
III Oklahoma. Further ihvestiga-
lions will be medo. and further
charges may be- brought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
{. OF C.. DIRECTORS
WILL MEET MONDAY
TO TALK FINANCES
Money Must Be Raised
for Projects to Be
Put Through

The board of directors Of .he
Chamber OF Commerce will meet
on Monday night 10 arrange tho
details % the plan for financing
the projects to be undertaken by
the organization. This win hc their
first meeting since the arrival Of
NJ. l.. Fox. the new mnnuger of
the chamber. and he stated yes.
terday that he h waiting on their
determination Of several policies.
particularly that OF finances. be-
FORE entering into the work which
Is laid out IN the program Of tho
chamber.
The finance plan IA q novel one.
which has probably not been tried
In any chamber OF commerce The
principal points of IL O. that the
dues Of members ~ the chamber
viii cover the overhead expenses.
and that the money 20 finance
each OF che proiccts 10 be under
taken will be raised by soliciting
those people who are particularly
Interested in the success Of that
project.
The meeting Monday night will
he largely for che purpose % go-
ing more carefully into the detaili
81 this plan. and Of drawing ur
the tentative budget for the chum'
Der.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
New Premier of
Italy Completes
Cabinet Choices

ROME. Fob % -yho new ltni-
ian cabinet ~ fafiti Flrtn was
practically completed tonight and
WIFI Doe sworn IN tomdflnw Tho
new premier; who ~ trsNe mocrat,
Is expected To obtain the requisite
vote OF confidence from the cham
Der next week.
The cabinet tonight Included;
luigi Facta. micr. minister
Of the interior and redeemed re-
gions. schunEotM foreign affairs.
Iuigi: Ross minister of justice.
Hcvito. fRtlallc works; fcanO,
treasury. Teoflin Lusai industry
Hertlni, agriculture. Anile. In
Htructiun: Baritone. finance. Del
.lnsharha. labor. uiscolcn. war;
Dcyito. navy. plrosnriu. posts and
toiorraphs. 1ticcio WIS announced
as tpplnGing Dcvi'n as minister %
public works. Amcndoiu. colonies.
Tho post 81 minister uf labor,
Murine and war viii be filled
later.
The popular party granted Factl
the liberty ~ choosing popular
party memhcrg of the cabinet. and
tho privilege 90 naming the mum
Dor OF representative d shall have
Iu the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Wireless News to
Be Exchanged With
A. and NJ. College

The Korbor wireless station H.
figuring moro and more In the ac-
tivitics Of the students az the uni
yersity. During the pns week ar
ranementH have hcen made with
the New MoXico ColioHc ~ Agri-
culture and Mechanical Arts at
las Cruces. FOR n weekly inter-
change Of important news Of the
two institutions 10y radio.
The station nd tho university will
also be used Tor sending messages
from students to thor luincH free
of charge. Az there are stations
In almost an towns It the state.
as wen az IN other states where
he students como from. IL is
thought that IN tho majority OF
eases thin cau he done success
fully.
m he purt week n message was
received az Tho korhor station
from Valley city. y. d. o. distance
% loo miles from Albuquerque.
Message wyrc also exchanged
with high school stations la In
dlanola. Ind. and Cleveland, o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
ELKS WILL GIVE
CITY A WIRELESS
CONCERT TONIGHT
~Radiophone Music Is
Heard at Club Build
ing Two Days

Music from afar, prohai from
Denver. California and Texas
towns. is TO float through the
lobby OF the Ellis club tonight.
1t will be a public radiophonc con
cert.
Bert Noe. wireless operator. has
been engaged by the Elks club to
supervise the concert to reach Al
i%uouoruur hy wireless Mr. Noe
had hii receiving soi In n room NJ
the Elks club building las night
aud also tried II ont In the room
Of Joacuh Eldudt ut the club build
INK on Friday night.
Las night music was heard
from Denver. Dallas. TcS, and
stockton. cal. Two wires were
extended from the outfit In the
room az tho club building 20 tho
.nrmory balcony last night and Tor
n time patrons az the automobile
how heard 70 wireless concert
Frank Storfz. SECRETARY Of tho
Elgs club. Hnid yesterday that ans
persons wishing 70 hear the radio
phone music would lee welcome e.
come to the club. Mr. Noe said
las nlrht that hc would oudcnvuI
90 have the receiving set IN work
ing order by 1880 o'clock tonigh.
Although the megaphone which
he uses t. throw the sound into
the room or lobby does moi Away
give tho music Ms loud M SOM
think n ought 80 be. nv. Noe says
That persons who q desiruus ui
herring the wireless should never
fhcless be Interested.
4 'uit on Hollywood was part
IS heard over the radio machine
hy the crowd nj 'ho armory, In Nj
dition To- thu concert. Rev Rolin-
son. from Hollywood. the home of
tho movies. was in Denver last
night. ana his lecture vas sent out
. over the radio In tho talk h'
Eu,r o. complete description OF
Hollywood. the people thcre aud
conditions among tho moving pic
turo people In general The lee
turc was cut into when the elc'
yutur at the Elka club started o.
run. and caused too much Undue.
ton for the receiving apparatus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
INDOOR CONCERTS
BY CITY BAND TO
START MARCH S
Rehearsals Have Start
ed, Says Bandmaster
Fred Ellis

Tho first OF the spring series Of
free municipal band concerts H. to
be- given In the armory on next
sunday afternoon, March o. This
was tho announcement made yes-
tord1g by Fred X. Ellis, band mas
ter OF the city band. which ~ To
give the concerts
Hehoarsals FOR tho nrst con-
cert. sai,t MIR. Ellis yesterday.
have already started. An the
sprine concerto = To begin at 2
o'clu,k IN sunday afternoons u
S. believed that this hour will T."
M, most desirable. ms II will not
conflict with evening church SER
vice or lodge meetings.
Mr Ellis said yesterday that
each program will ipc made m at
tror.ivc as possible. each proc
gram consisting ~ enough popu-
lar numbers Ia please the music
@iovors Added ottractior- nre TO
appear occasionally. Tho baud
will Dee made w OF 2S % more
tmombors.
Tho concerts for tho first four
sundays are 10 bee at the expense
| Of the cityi which alr,Ddy has
lVot.1 several hundred dollars for
tn. Husc Mr.. Ellis suld yes
tcrIHy that subscriptions will ne
tatDu MISC and It viii depend en-
ur,ly upon the funds raised how
long the concerts Will ho contin-
upl uficr four sunday.
Mr. Ellis said that the concerts
nrr TO be oven better than those
Inst year when the nrm0ry was
/ packed FOR onch number A. he
fore. he says children under ~
iNolrs ~ ngc must De accompanied
Nv their parents or guardians u
LnLmLlIn1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
TREATY
is IN DANGER OF
DEFEAT IN SENATE
Only Seven Democrats
Now for 1t, But 9th
ers May Switch
10y II. ". WALKER.
Jni,Vd Press STAFF Correspondents.

NHt'u iNfN~ NtAii Abift-lNNNf az
MASlllNGTpN Feb 25-Duly
seven democratic senators were u#f.
ed tonight as fuvnring ratification
Of tho four power Pacific tr,s
& canvass uf tho entire d.ms
cratic membership In the -e..ife
showed these seven supuorffnE the
pact. p1merenc, Ohio: Underwood
Alabama Williams, Mississippi:
Mycrs. Montana; Dial South Caro-
lima, ana TrammeA ana Flotr.cr
l'lorldn.
n tho other 80 democrat ruud
pat in their present attitude they.
with four .cpubliqan f]rrccouvlt-
ahles-Bornh. johnson. 14tFolicttc
and Frunce-will provide Just
enough votes TO reject the treaty.
II was considered most unlikely
however, that all tho 20 cuuld be
held In the coalition which Borah
and Johnson are now negnflaung.
a number OF the democrats stated
they were open 30 arguments.
Political considerations. u was pro-
dictod, would move n number OF
them 10 vote for the pact.
Thus Il would appear uhaf II "a,
irrecunsllahles uu to Win ihry
must hold every possible vote Will,
the treaty forces need ou.V Wi
over vote 10 insure Tutirica-
ton.
senators Glass and Robinson
democrats. are considering the al.
Instability ~ attempting 10 orEdniE.
democratic opposition ana mold 2s
In line.
The irreconcliahies will Flt az
The best fight they can Bornh IN
dlcatcd. hoping 90 strengthen go.
democratic opposition.
Al the arms conference trcaticf
viii be reported ueXt week hy son.
ntor Lodge. The foreign relation
committee today ordered this dor
with respect TO a. hut tho Chinolf
customs pact senator Pomcrcnc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
NOT LIKELY
TeOPPOSE 7-CENT
/ !STREET CAR FARE
Believes New
Line Will Cause
Congestion

lAhhough II 81 likely that the
rd1kat Of the Cliy Electric com
panS TO the State Corporation
Commission 20 raise it's fares
fTom six to seven ceSts, effective
March n. viii cause a raund OF
cqnnofnt nj the next meeting OF
the city commissioners. there vas
uitfe fhdication yesterday that
there would be "A protest
Several 81 tho commissioners
Yesterday expressed tho belief that
THE street car company was an an.
sst TO the city and that the add
ID expense that the company viii
bt put TO by the laying Of new
TRICKS across the Central avenue
ciossing might Justify an Increase
IN fares.
Walter NJ. Conncll. chairman OF
Tie city commission. said Ycster-
d4y that he realized that the street
cdr company had heon put 70 n
4 as-ge expense by continual paving
ana that public opinion was 4 1T
th too hard on the company.
opposes Tracks ON Central.
lilo stated. however that h. RE-
gfcttsd TO see the street car tracks
iatd ncrosi the railroad tracks on
i Cintrni avenue Mr. Couneu ls
disposed TO the new plan 90 street
CIR service because OF the Increase
ID traffic he says IL will bring at
tite citys main crossing.
ltc says that st the present time
NE cifs may not notice much dif-
florence In the traffic at the cross
ifg. hut as the city grows n ne
~ railroad increases lis number
a tracks and business here. cor
Fsstiun will Increase at the cross
irV. Mr. Counel h. OF the belief
Tint tho citizens In the future viii
rdrrct the operating OF the street
cdr lire directly up East Central
Avenue.
Commissioner Jack Rnynold'
safd yesterday hat he believed
fint the street car compan,
sgould be made 10 show thnt at
d iHcrsnso In fares was absolutely
NECESSARY. n the company car
- this he said - asa not believe
tiIc city should protest the pro.
p(aed Increase In fares.
Commissioner Reynolds stated
NANAN ~ NfNNA.H'A NAAAA NANANN W.
II little benefit 10 n street car
o1mrnny In fact. he said. he be
lifved Il detrimental TO the com
Many as paving always Increased
aHto travel on the street.
Need Stronger Niaduct.
Commissioners Reynolds was OF
the opinion that the service across
Central avenue would be such q
fAnefit 10 all highland people by
giving quicker service that II
would he desirable, when qucs'
tipned as e his opinion re%EardinH
the Increase in traffic ~ might
uinke at the Central avonue cross
ing. the commissioner said that
Il, WIS all the more reason whS
the city should nave n stronger
vhduct on Coal avenue
iCity Attorney VIII Keleher sait
~ did not wish 10 make anA
fthtement regarding what lega
Proceedings might be involved
frpm the request Of the stree cal
company. lie gaid he would pre-.
fer "a aw1it the commissions at.
tltude In the matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Parker Bolts Plan
To Settle Affairs of
Cooperative Society

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-Hopes of
ending litigation IN the affairs Of
the Cooperative Society Of Amer
leans were blasted tonight when
Harrison NJ. Parker refused Ia
share tho trust crship 81 the con
corn with iva othcrH
Parker in court, bultcd when
asked 10 sign nm agreement. The
cooperative has 90. geo stockholders
Tho Central Trust company Is act
lnp a. receiver for the society
which maintains r. chain OF stores
and other businesses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

with my baby three months ago
they wsr" running around Toe
Eethtr, when I came this after
noon ! caught thcm'"
EosiCr and Miss Ecciitt died
within "a tcw hours after the
shooting both protesting their In
nocrncc ~ any wrong doing
Lying on tho operating table iu
the hospital "a fcw minutes before
he died. Roster dictated and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Coal Consumers
Warned to Lay
In Supplies

CHICAGO. Fen 25.-The Illinois
commerce commission today warn
ed largo coal consumers to lny in
supplies OF fuel to be prepared Tor
3hc threatened strike 81 miners
April T..
According 20 operators and lead
ers Of union miners, a strike is ID
eyitahlo. Operators state that q
wage reduction when present COM
tract expires March 81 Il necessary
and miners contend a walkOut will
Doe their answer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Woman Goes on Trial Monday for Killing
Her Husband and His TybiS in His Office
Where Does Harmless
Pleasantly End and
Serious Filtration Be-
gin to Be One of Ques-
tons to Be Answered.

By NEA Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Ieb. 20. -
Where does harmless pleasantly
end and serious filtration begin
between u man and his stenogra
pher?
This question will be answered
when MIR catherine Rosicr. 20
years old and mother OF "a four
monihs-uld baby. goes on trial FOR
her life February "a.
The young mother on January
20 went To- the office ct her hus-
band. Oscar Nusier. president of
an ADVERTISING agency ana shot
ana killed him ana his l9-year-
old stenographcr, Mildred G..
Rockitt.
Drama OF a sensational kind Is
forecast ia the trial Ranged
against Mrs. Roster. supporting
the prosecution win bee the muir
dercd mans brother, Arthur Eo-
sier. and an attorney representing
the dead name interests,
Jealousy Charged.
Tho hitter. Attorney Frank H.
Schrcnk. says; Mrs. Roster was
81 he nor bushsnd.
Sc this ts h, h, Tho basis nf The
rroserution,s aebt for me young
rnth,r,s -copvIrtlnp "a .hnrp line
wu a.. dr.v.n iu thc hnrmless
r-l...,n,ry Of the utyartisiug
ntnn,s r.i,tt,rg vim has steuorra.
nhcr
ry.ry .g,r, viii n. mnde ii e.
s.td 20 clear IN. reputations OF
az. 80, yf-tiv.
on a. n,n,r .ta, s.,ninr To
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Did YOU lilr' ''rhc Step or the
stairs" Isabel p-tranlrr, Ancr-
ica'- greatest detective story writer.
has completed THE Wrong Face"
u mystery story Of startling oriEt-
nality. N begins In Evening Herald.
Marph 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
srAnr 1000 VINrAGE.

T0pOHTO PortugaI-FoTt WIHoH
al 1870 vintage have been de-
eaied on as the ext shipment 20
aa,er countries for aging. In
sI8ous is or 20 years. 81 II expected
fl!e feaO port wine will compare
fIlvorhbly with the vintage OF
f4fe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained adj
writers. If you SO desirc, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your ad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
B~ootleggers Win
Victory in Raid
Ruling in Chicago

CHICAGO. Fob 25-Bootlcg-
l.r- won a victory tonight when
o.. city law department ruled that
police must not raid saloons uu-
l0 they have "a search warrant
.nuI have purchased liquor as evil
d,uuo.
The ruling was considered n
blow TO Police chief Fiizmorrls'
plan q dry up Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

city of London proper bounded
hy municipal and parlia mcntnry
lines. b. not "a dwelling place, but
u vast market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

ohio, asked tlme FOR further CON
.ii ration Of that.
The treaties acted on r-iay In
e'udg the four power pact treaty.
with % reservation. the supplement
tIry agreement %-Nciudlng the ia
pans4o mainland from she four
power treaty, the naval Limitation
treaty and THAT dealing with poison
CO. ana submarines
Uy l vote or 10 to g. tho com.
mIti,o adopted tho cumpromisc res.
.rtutIou offered yesterday hy son.
.iur Erundcrpy; after c%ouferon,
with President Harding. II state.
that the United States regards tho
treaty CO.'S containing no commit
mont fo armed force. no nliiuucH
and uu obligations % 40 TO any
body defense.
All other proposed reservations
wen, rejected. ana with only three
votes against t-Hurah. johnson
.ud Shlrld-thc treaty was or
dcrcd reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

London photographers have
been known 10 pay as high as
$500 TO photograph "a pretty
woman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Won don have to watch Inivcr-
sity HEIGHTS grow you rnn hear %
by IA" uuisp ~ The hammer aud tho
NV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Spanish peasants use tho bark
Of the cork oak TO light their
huufes O.. night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

signed "a will leaving his entire cs-
tate To- his brother ana his IL
yeur-old son, Oscar. Jr., hy his
former wife.
Since the shooting Mrs. Roster
has been held In Moyamcnsing
prison. released only on three oc-
C%asious, to attend her husbands
funeral. Go appear at the coronor's
inquest. ana TO hear the Judge set
n date FOR her trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

San Francisco MINI Is coining
tilvor dollars at the rate IL Geo.
GOO 20 day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Iu some French rural districts
SD uer cent Of the inhabitants own
h.ir homes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

THOMAS CREME DIP. t0c. At
druggists and c0nfoctioucrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-10
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are
Using Recipe of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and lustre.
or wien it fades. turns gray. dull and
llfeless. Is caused 10y lack OF sulphur
In the hair our grandmother made
up mixture of Sage Tea aud Sulphur
To keep her locks dark and beautiful.
and thosands Of women and men who
value that even color, that beautiful
dark shade OF hair which Is so at.
tractivc. use only this old.tme recipe.
Nowadays We get this famous mix.
ure improved by the addition OF other
ingredients by asking at any drug
store Tor "A bottle og "Wye,hs Sage
and sulphur Compound" which dark.
ems the hair So naturally so evenly.
that nobody can possibly tell 1t has
been applied. You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw
this through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears: but what delights
the ladies with llyoth's Sage aud sui.
phur Compound Is that. besides beau.
TRULY darkening the hair after a few
applications, Il also brings back the
gloss and lustrc and gives 1t an appear.
sncc OF abundance.