Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1921, Page 10

E 10 » THE EVENING : STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1921. ters were established here, however, e Al e , . y ice Joyce, in “The Inner Chamber,” GGEST FLUORSPAR MINE IN WORLD |na various picnics, conventions and St Rutrer, "I ¥"Somiay, e | LEAVES ESTATE TO WIFE. |A. PIATT ANDREW WINS . & b mass meetings held, until citizens . o | ELECTION TO C R = LOCATED IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS |tock = hand September 3 of this yeur el Edward W. Bym’s Grandchildren ONGRESS * : Seafdrfielanie POLT'S—“The Broke Wing.” Priliant burlesaue succosses. wil of- | Sunday and donday, Maurice Tour: | Als0 Remembered in Wil | T = n. o 2 T, “The Flas| =4 2 3 § N | ELIZABETHTOWN. 11l Scptember 'duced. Unlike coal veins in the neigh- | James A Watson, Ha?;tco‘\}vr;'i‘y The first act of “The Broken Wing, ot 1921 next week at the Gayety | Hour ’Edfi‘;‘;"“&'flf;fl' f,‘;"".f%emé'm"‘,’l',‘(’k. L amisesuIaLIAColumbla o g | Former Assistant Secretary of the B - it 5 y 0! ] e » . S 2, 25—Hidden here in Hardin county.|boring counties. which lie flat in |fEPresentativer AMENAr. Coi R ttorney the comedy drama coming to Poli's| Theater it is sald to corg i 2| Tuesday and Wednesday, Norma Tal |of the residue of his estate is lett | Treasury Gets Large Vote—Luf- © off the beaten path of transportation, | “bed” or “blanket” formation, the|(Clarence Soward say the union men Theater next week, beginning Sun-| g0, n3i3 supply of catchy music and madge, in “The Sign on the Door”:|to his wife, Jsabella Byrn. by the | B s & 2 main fluorspar vein stands on edge, | w, : led | 48y, depicts a plane crashing to earth v Thursday, “Salvation Nell Friday, | will of Edward W. Byrn, dated De- kin Becomes Collector. the oldest flnorspar mine in America | Main fuorspar veln stands on edge, | were driven out because they patrolled {1261 the Toof of an adobe house, | MAndsome costumes in kaletdoscoplc ) 5o c® Y, hnston, in ~A Heart to Let”: | cember 22. 1919, ‘and modified by € and likewise the largest in the world | {jons as its sister hard rock minerals ;‘:‘eré‘*;’;w‘;n"cfil"m th Mol | tearing away part of the wall. The| S"GRECS. | 1 400 Richy (Shorty) | Saturday, Bebe "Dantels, in. ~One Wild | codicil of May. 1930, Bequests of $100 | BOSTOX, September 28.—A. Piatt was recently “discovercd” by the rest |in Colorado and the west. In the east- | guise of protecting the life of Ed ::fi;fl:{d :xgll;e!nc:h:e:'r:l:!g:;e!a:hvevh‘ln McAllister, Harry Shannon, Lulu Week.” ((':c:u:25:;1'2"Q‘.:]d"»’v;:':nufirfirflfl.';’rd.f: Andrew, former assistant secretary of & of the country, when strike di rrlorai";:"L"“l’);a"’_t(,““';_.f'_‘;:?:g’o'cif Srak Mouns c,_}r‘?;ne,re.:g:‘.;ns?rrmn::c{.m second in | Jured alrman: and views the wreckage Moore, Lililan Lester, ogg&d;vo:‘:‘:‘. : York mentos of the deccased. The m_)thf Treasury. was chosen to succeed g apep men (o this south- | planket vein of spar which is mned | e m;'m”, N She fluorspar field, the | Of & Plane, and the apparent broken| jo;oq giater. A yjiators l'lhrury‘v his gold watch, a gun | Willfred W. Lufkin as represcntative of Tllinois, {much like coal. firet having occurred in 1916, when an bludlss rn! "1'(8 aviators, through a Tu:lrt‘iayy .'%M%';d‘yh The OI%VNF ey m;fl;:’\'"Pp(;‘lk;::‘ln‘l\l,nfl‘;‘y:;e,:“l" [from the sixth Massachusetts district © bty S b - g cloud of smoke. . “The Star Rover”; Wedncs- , Edward W. , Jr. _ = s ot since the James' Doys rode Eluorapart e used ;:&f“d,l‘.‘}';;""mi‘:{ attompt to unionize the mines failed. | 944 of amoke, . 4. pau| CAPITOL—“Harum Scarum.” |day. “Lite”: Thursday, “The Child Thou | The American Security i Frust |at the special election vesterday. Mr. @ through Kentucky S the | g £ purD: The spar mines have been worked for | p it PO A8 \R (007 G054 o 1, por- Gavest ‘Me”; Friday, Alice Joyce, in (COmpany is named as executor and the republican candidate Ohio river near e o, o e iatraments, | more than forty years, and prior (8| traying ~many O tanglementa’ ‘and |, At the Capitol Theater next week|.The Inner Chamber” and Eddie Bo- % directed to convert the Femaining. a majority of 15753 over little count IThe opalescent glass industry and the | that time [the N ron episades full'ot thrills and surpriscs e e actioatA land. in *The Chink’; Saturday, Alice jemtateljintojicanh iiand ito) Eiver onts I Pettingell of Amesburs. oldest 8 "‘;“:'f“dWg:l‘;‘iou':‘“:;'gfire:‘;g‘f: aside as worthless. During civil war ."’rm“::agfr?g‘;'n:fl":—%:'e is played by]lar8e company of entertainers, in- oun,;in Cjosed Doore: the other two-thirds among the sur- | democrat, assoclate justice of the dis- of recon- cer grade, only 99 per cent pure [ 44¥8 @ furnace A T o trom | Thurston Hail, remembered for his ey T oores aving el o The complete vote was: Andrew, 22 - the Tu- | “Other. srades go into. the making | Qhlc river baglc to AR crepar veins. | local stock company appearances in|wright, Harry Smirl and Lillian REFERRED TO THE I. C. C. T T 545; Pettingell, 6.792. The ratio did Kiux Klan and horder white cappers |of hydrofluoric acid, aluminum and [the lead foung '8 =0 ons of the old | (Clvillan Clothes™ and in Henry W.|ROEIY" The show will be in two acts RITES FOR 124 HEROES. iieas . kept, southern Tliinois and northern | stecl Ten pounds of spar are used i etand Savage's “Have a Heart” company. @ onq { elve scenes, An added attrac-| Advice Regarding Plan to Reopen " |Jear: when LuPxin recelved 47351 entucky in a ferment as flux in the making of each ton o 2 v il F e 8 S0t < e " . Q5 Lead and zinc are now by-pmd\lc!! -y tion will be La Vida, in a series of . ® votes as against 15,523 for his de Brrhlcht'Hi‘arl“}.::}sl‘.|‘111“:i\w“l""y‘rsgl-,:rfl‘:xpr‘:: oea a:nde:Tm'(’frm?ngf x:l‘:u:z‘;-a; of ithol spar_mines, 3‘175:3;:‘.,”'&"-},2 GARRICK—Thurston, Magician. |nature pictures. Suspended Railway. Military Honors Will Be Carried | cratic opponent. o The main vein. ruhning norineast apd | Optical spar Sold during the war at | & Tock crystal Ang i ad bullding | At the Shubett-Garrick Theater Fastus 3. Wade of Bt Louts wepre-| Ont at AcTinghon Tomorrow. {00 Sempeien which preceded the southwest eross @' Bortion of the|$30 an cunce and the grade used in | [iioses or ground fine’and sacked | Thurston, the famous magician, will Photoplays_ senting bondkolders of the Missouri| Bodies of three officers and 121 en- | m sheakers, Incluaing Sponty, l."_le,;‘_m_x], |‘|dmx "l)l'- ¥ feet ‘"\'\'! l‘j I,‘ B m‘- B ‘;"“- B the | 88 chicken grit, while the limestone |continue for another week to baffle and North Arkansas railroad. closed | |.i.q men who lost their lives in the | UDited St Senator David I. Walsi ide, i ked on the ile. Elizabethtown has been the | 58 SEUIAR, B 1ao1d to farmers for [the large audiences that are greeting o two months ago because it could not | 5 s {appealing to the voters to rebuke evel, and dizmond drills. whicl center of the strike trouble, there are | 3= BUONT 1P g0 e R AU N A vsteries | COLUMBIA—“The Three Muske- | meet expenses, was advised today by [World war will be buried in the Ar. they termed the national ad penefrated 1300 fect failed to|no mines here. the center of the in- are new this year, and with his en- teers.” |the "Arkansas' congressional delega- |linkion national cemet with full | onis tailure. o TGIAN pre- (’lnwn:i:n "::::En"‘.“nn}:.?:.l-\.:‘ mi; flusl v h;:mg ?z I‘Kns;:‘lxr:‘. five miles ———h—‘k s Teed chocolate |1arged company he now presents a TS. tion to take up with the Interstate |Military ho tomorrow promises, while leading re- : ke 1 b IECY TS where l\r-“alrt ke was called on For making hot or lc a fine series of illusions, interspersed Next week, beginning Sunday, Loew’s Commerce Commission the question of 30 o’clos headed by Vice President @ world’s record for (onnage pro- September 11, 1920. Union headquar- |keep a chocolate sirup on hand. with genuine novelties and pictur- | Columbia will offer an extended en- | finding some way by which the line |y : pointed 1o legislation en- esque scenic effects. Thurston con- 5 might be reopened. lenominations. acted by Congress as warrs = StoroiNec Lo 1o exprens the art of legerde. | Ea€ement of “The Three Musketeer: While some doubt has been express- | The officer: Dport of xflc“ltf;;'l':’:g e X main in terms of dignity and delight- | Douglas Fairbanks' latest, and, it is|ed as to the ability of the commission are: Firs eng, The election was made neces- b and K Sts. N.W. ¢ M. 18th Inf: ade neces D ereINouD - ful entertainment. His “Vivisection” |claimed, his greatest photoplay mas- |0 act. since operation of the property T ¥ the resignation of Representa Ll illusion presents the miracle of cut-|terpiece, based on the famous classic [had been suspended by order of the| Lamis o S Z e Lufkin to become collector of the A e o woman in two and restoring | coPiece: based on the Ao by Al | federal court, members of the delega- | fAntry, and ¢ cond Lieut. Willie Grigss | port of Boston 14th wnd U Sta. N.W. (her while the addience watches. exandre Dumas. An exceptional cast | tion declared there was such pressing by, Company L, 6th Infantry. | Stx. N.W. = ¢ vice that they were hope- e 8 « e officers and 104 | Store No. 4 , is headed by Marguerite De La Motte. | Aced for aors °- | enlisted men will be buried in Arling- | RNE 7th and M Stn. N.W. NATIONAL—“Quo Vadis.” Added seroen and Tmusical features | ful of finding a solution for the roads | RISES Bl G0 ober G, 121, at 2:30 BARNEIT TO TESTIFY. e S “Quo_Vadis,” the motion picture|®"® : from: Joplin, Mo, to Helona, Ark. a o= | Brig. Gen. George Barnets, formo th and H Stx. N.E. epectacle that was shown at the New | pyavmo ecoio e Winds | Gistance of more than 300 miles, dnd | 0w At San Franciaco, I command. of W. S. THOMPSON BRANCH York Astor Theater will be shown 00— - ng 3 kl‘S.Atlr?(‘l stm | equ x;jmen.l have beefl WILL TAKE INSTRUCTION. |the corps’ department of the Pacific 5 NOW. for one week at the New National| Anita Stewart, in her latest Asso-|Kept intact since the closing order | has been summoned to this city to tes 703 15th St. N.W. Theater, beginning Sunday afternoon|ciated First National production, became effective. Lieut. Robert T. Darrow and Lieut. | {ify at the coming investigation of Store No. 7 at 3 o'clock. at popular prices. Mati- | “Goeing the Wina: an adaptation of | THeLe was no statement from the | William Granat, at Bethlchem, Pa. | American cinpatios ot SIAN AN Satito LU O N.W. nees will be given daily. o e i oiay, will be the at-|delegdtion as to the nature of the | have been ordered to this city £5% | Domingotty B pectateomntites orihe We’re not satisfied with givi the best good: ormexly Atkinnonis “Quo Vadis” has been acclaimed as | toaction ot Moore's Rialto Theater |Plans Mr. Wade would put before the |duty under practical instruction at| Senate - will be relieved at Sau isfied with giving you the best goods we Store No. 8 g commission. avy v: | eanc : 5 b . 8 MT. PLEASANT BRANCH one of the most spectacular and|pext week, beginning Sunday. The 0. | the Washington na: vard. | Francisco by Brig. Gen. J. H. Pendleton can buy, at the lowest prices possible, but we want, above s ead Perh osd magsive motion pltures ever made.|production is heralded as one with all, to give you the BEST DRUG STORE SERVICE on earth. Formerly Chas. E. Gross Novine 1o rapidiisactession: fivri':ylu;"d, ;cstelgn n'rl-_gonac;:trsemlcclfig:: When you enter a Peoples Drug Store the management L L - Ralph Lewis, James Morrison, Myrtle s b & with N cAevati CEORGERGWN BiLANCH B. F. KEITH'S—TIrene Bordoni. |Stedman and William V. Mong. Sub- expects you to be treate with courtesy and consideration o e s-':‘-:'ums‘ ion.w. . E. L - | Sidiary features, with special musical —ncthing else will do. If you are not—PLEASE let us hear 150k ank Colambla Rosd® | aon'to neomiacd St B. B Kelin Thea: | umbers Elven by e oo orches- from you. We want you to know the feeling of good will Formerly Lewis Flemer's o I aaflsintorateuway)| oy iicompletesthoib Il . 3 Store No. with many stellar features. The thea- that Peoples so sincerely holds toward all its customers. €53 Pa. Ave, S.E. Tor Wit Ve In its winter dress. ''The METROPOLITAN—“Dangerous X star will be Irene Bordoni, in a pro- s gram of ballads, with costumes to Curve Ahead.” [} (] = Welch’s suit. Eric Zardo will accompany her| At Crandall's Metropolitan Theater Now! A Saving Sale G hithe Biaxe, Suocss MORE e £5aee wmaihepal fiue e . mu; edy a 1 NG ¢ 2 J 3 g rape s Lad ety st oo G A O Do 1508 H STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. , of Soaps 7 Juice |atiste. are also teatyres. Othiers will | gerous Curve Ahead” will be featured = B e 3 v 3 . | The roles of the young married couple X e 5. ily e Special Blsie Paulsen and several more to be | are played by Helene Chadwick and : Store hours—8.00 A. M. t0 5.30 P. M. Daily Life Buoy Soap. Over ot sale anoun e o ates o Richard Dix, and the cast includes 5 Ivory Soap, small. . Jutcs Of Weleh's Grape T il ihemepsateds s o ¢ | sateilester (et ARIyoN And In accordance with our policy of keeping our merchandise By Soame e~ ;‘::’:2““([‘}‘&0}:‘:]&[:;1: BELASC A_-e Dnl!lel' near to dlufls!é_r the marimonial bark P a y epl g our rchandis Mavix Soap . e list prices. i “0: mrmm e o margiesnel yithouticoncensiondiby current, we have selected from our stock those patterns which ints, 32¢; el oh Brera Ay o 0ld Lloyd, in “I Do,” znd minor films, o = v, will headline ., X Hudnace Som e florella_on Brotdey: it Meshine | witn musies) contributinns by the or” have been discontinued by the manufacturer and marked btk = at the Shubert-Bel. next week, . x ~ M 3 e 1 H RS ey : ot : B O e headoy watinee them at prices which will assure their immediate sale. Pears’ Soap (scented) 18¢ Hetty King, impersonator, fresh | PALACE—“The Match Breaker.” B = R d R from the London music halls; Milo, Next K, A a We d.ir&:t our attent' n t '.h f ].l ino 't Pears' Sonp (unscented) 12¢ e ubber o e e mrmrine apecialty: Llora | Next week. beginning ~Sunday. y ion to the following items. Wogdbury's Senp o Hoffman. a soprano with an unusual Loew’s Palace Theater will present Cocon Ofive Soap, | itesinol Somn - y Tubing| [miisssmmem, cypediuss: | Yo Dane god Buster, Kentas, 4t HEANT TSRS AT 7c Each; 4 for 25c; | Lion Brand Castile Soup ..o } 5 Ft., 21c¢ {n Argentina: a South American|-The Match Breaker” and Buster size9x12 . . . . . . . . at $79.50 69¢ Doz. it J .y melange, an: e La Pinski animal | Keaton, in “The Goat,” a fresh in- % e = circus are other features of the bill, | stallment of i itable or. The _fragrant green | Physicians and Surgeons’ Soap. e O L L L L S e e G e L L o e IMPORTED SEAMLESS CHENILLE RUGS bar; lathers very Cuticura Soap e Shubert Topical News and a film|plemented by short-length musical in Oriental Desi gz:mnurt";.gd Sites Eanday at 3 and 8:15 he bill o ize 9x 12 ok 2. e Sunday a an 3 p.m. the 1 i . . . 5 Ll e one Pint of the current weok will be repeated. | C(RANDALL'S—“The Great Mo s x - at $62.50 and $92.50 ime. A at a — Zt by good soap should COSMOS—Se Bathi » AMERICAN SEAMLESS ORIENTAL RUGS = V acu nnett Bathing Beau- | ment. 2 Colgate's Glycerine Soap. . cuum e Crandall's Theater announces for| size9x12 . . . . . . . . at $115.00 % next week, beginning Sunday after- Bothwell Browne's Bathing Beau- o 3 \ Bottle gEothwell Browne's Bathing Beau |noon, Elinor Glyn's great photoplay, All of standard quality, in the very useful 9 x 12 size. They 5 = nett studio of famous Pacific coast |featuring Gloria Swanson, in “The . . % . % Popular Toilet Articles 79c bathing beauties, Will headline the | Great Moment.” also Bray-Goldwyn's will render service far greater than might be suggested by P e e Cosmos Theater Bill mext week in|“A Safe Combination” and auxiliary 1 : hich . s Metal case, blac] hree strikingly eautiful an m- 2 = Reme dies , Lzom's Tooth Powder or 7, JMetal case, black ghese, ST Rl Sl | fentares: Wedneaday and Thursdey, the low prices at which they are sold. % , S ik ayaat num cap—bi 3irl,” “A Seashore Style Revue” and |sale,” g v . c " 70c Alophen Pills, P. D. & 35 Hay's Hair 39 value. € e Danco of Jealonsy jentorientall| Sor itk BoooK e Bl L Larger and smaller sizes also at proportionate prices. Co.'w, 1008 : . 99C Health ............x & diversion. It is described as & su-|Frank Mayo, In “The Fighting Lover.” ’ $1.00 Alcorub (thc new rub- 83‘: Mavis Extract, bulk, preme offering o eauty and grace. 2 A - The act heralds itself. e o, g M e s g :g T pplepumtal itkcuons, ineude | KNICKERBOCKER — “Dangerous EXTRA HEAVY SEAMLESS TAPESTRY RUGS R R R R - arry are arrie! mon £ % 5 2 LT e, Foa o= S Full Pound in'"0h, Hellor'a pleasing tancy; Mr. ICurve Ahead. (of the ten wire quality and superior to most Azurea Vegeta Mrs. | ! Crandall's Knick Theater, s = et Violet Gl Vim” s comedy:” dordon | and |y2"Hret 'two davs of mext, week will Body Brussels) size 9x12 . . . at $38.50 Pinaud's Lilac lole vite Trio in ~Moments Musical” and | Offer for the first time here Gold- r 7 Vegetal A lg Ty Augustine \in_ his ‘own ‘songs wyna picture of Rupert Hughes GENUINE BODY BRUSSELS RUGS . Vi i 1f at t iano. 2 - ‘Houbigant'a Ideal Totlet W e een feature will bo |Curve Ahead.” feautring Helene Chad- size9x12 . . . . . . . . at $49.50 e Water ....... e n:‘;m“ Maclean's latest . picture, | Wick and Richard Dix; also Harold = Sempre Giovine, “Passing Through,” a small town ro- | Lloyd's latest comedy, 510 Feilows cake ....... Ml 49c manca apout’ & ‘bank. loveand 'a|day snd Wednesday, Anng Q; Nils SCO,I.CH;I 1Y2LE REVERSIBLE BEDROOM RUGS = 5 i Queen Anne Lotio: burglar, wit adge Bellamy as thein * t Vomen W H urs- 1Ze e > A S & ‘"’ $1.00 Gude's Pepto-Mangan. 84¢ ¢ e 35¢ P ry mext to the star. ~Bunga-|day and Friday, Constance Binney, in! 8, < . at $24. 1 special Othine Freekie low Troubles” a Mack Sennett com-|“Room and Board,” and Saturday, Tolnli-:fl ray’s TRt 85¢ edy,“willrleld other film attractions |Eileen Percy, in “Hickville to Broad- - - D at al erformances. way.” 3 3 W dud Snitn JCreme D 929¢ {2 LB ST be presented Sun- 2 e Linoleums (both plain and figured), Door Mats, etc., in) apecial .. 5 ARL): - - day, starting at 3 p.m i & S0c Kilmer's Swamp 39 pCows worigan ¥ 59¢ i - 5 e Apollo. every reliable quality. Root ... . TRAND—“Potpourri. Dance Re-| Sunday and Monday, “The Old Nest e 31c 20 Fompeian Mamase 54 I8 Leis Tuesday and Wednesday. Maurice Tou A large assortment of Grass Rugs, Rag Rugs and Rush Rugs’ Ph"gpl’l‘a(e Skt ceees i i 89 vue.’ neur's production of “Foolish Matrons™; rge o) rass Iugs, hag Rugs ai us ugs 8 R 22¢ sscand c Manager Sparrow announces for e e oy Dianiolslin suitable for any part of the home, at greatly reduced prices—in * zurea ‘ace presentation a e a eater & 3 I o 2 Powder ..........c...ooo. .. 8% hext ‘week, beginning Sunday, the LI AW ek S e some instances less than one-half the former price. Djer-Kiss Face Powder, 49, ! “Potpourri Dance Revue’” a_ superb an e and,n £ 70 and .........e - L & terpsichorean carnival, offered by M. Mavis Fa i Goldon, with a septet of artistic dance WL Rl R e - Srvists; brilliantly staged and gorge: Avenue Grand. IN ALL OF OUR MERCHANDISE, QUALITY IS AN ESSENTIAL—THE VITAL Mavis Taic, 19¢ qusly ostumed. " Others will nclude | g,nay and Monday, “The Chila Thou FOUNDATION OF THAT SATISFACTION WHICH ONLY TIME WILL DISCLOSE Magnesin spectal > centric noveltles: the yougest of the " and Larry Semon, in “The 60c Resinol Ointment, 45c ey G 19¢ el rinerni ol 750 - Dier-Kies 9lc Lime Water, rer I5c [ eibs Face 50c “Footona” (McCann! Foot Sonp) ... Listerine, 69¢c, 38c 2c Lower Prices on Rubber Goods Rival Hot-water Bottle, 2-qt. Congress Hot-water Bottle, 2-qt., guar- anteed 1 year . Senate Hot-water anteed 2 years ... s Atoz Hot-water Bottle, Z-qt. Banner 2-qt. Fountain Syringe Senate 2-qt. Fountain Syringe, guar- anteed 1 year Atoz 2-qt. Fountain 2 years . Gloveco Combination, 2 qt. . Congress Combination, 2 qt. . Atomizer Bulbs ..... ...19¢c, 25¢c and 35c Bostonia Metal Hot Water Bottles ....$1.79 Revolving Spray Syringes .$149 to $3.00 __. Baby’s Rubber Pants . . .49c Infants’ Syringes ... 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Spectal, 1 F218208975T493RARTRANNAENET 9 in. lvory- Colored Dressing Combs, 29c The Delightful Gream Deodorant “Creame Daintie” is the name of the newest deodorant put oldtimers, Laing and Green in “Melo. dies, Past and Present”: Van and Car- rie Avery, introducing Van Avery the ‘Rastus,” in “Madam Sirloin, Medium,” and the song and scenario writer, Frany Terry, featuring “Mis- ter Booze” and “Blind.” The struggle of love against the iron wall of Chinese tradition is the theme of “Where Lights Are Low,” a Robertson-Cole production, starring Sessue Hayakawa, which will feature the cinema portion of the bill. Short film features complete the amuse- ment. GAYETY—“Flashlights of 1921.” Jacobs and Jermon sponsors for Agents for Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes price at ..o... up in the form of a delightful cream— will not injure the clothes nor harm the most_delicate skin— &N\ neutralizes all body odors. 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