The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1919, Page 6

‘Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your balr in good condition, be careful what you wash it with Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, ‘This dries nakes the hair brittle, and full Just plain mulsified which is pare and en is much better than the most expe: anything else you can use for shampooing, 4 this can't possibly injure the hair. \ Simply moisten your hair with water land rub it in. One or two teaspoon tad on % f oS hath = €ccoanut oi tirely greastess) ive soap or fuls will make an abundance of rich, @reamy lather, and cleanses the hair ard scalp thore The lather Fmses out easily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and ex Cessive oil, The hair dries quickly and tvenly, 1 it leaves it fine and silky, Pright and ¢ to manage et mulsifled cocoanut oil at most ar ore, It is very ounces is enough ¢ in the family for cheap, fo last months There Has Been a Shortage of at Brand E sig. yetnge Milk jown territory \ Wp ¥ FOR DARING FEATS Lieut. Pyne Routed Dozen Fokkers on One Flight and Lieut. George Four. WASHINGTON, Feb, 5 Among | awards of the Distinguis hed Service Cross announced to-day are the fol lowing ] Firat Lieut, Harold H. George, 9th Aer Squadron. Yor extraor dinary heroiem in action near Banthe 1918. yed great cour nee, ¢ Lieut. George disp ge in attacking a formation of four * enemy planes (Fokker type), destroy Rete nnee * whit, Hates gi * KEIR “Home add ork “First Lieut. Perey Rivington Pyne, ox, William H. George 210 Kast Tenth Street, ll New Y eaeereee 1034 Aero Pursuit Squadron. For} extraordinary heroism in action near) Dun-sur-Me France, Oct. 28, 1918.] While protecting three planes on a photographic sion, Lieut. Pyne} attacked and rove off five emy | ma nes (Fokker Tater an-| jorman formation of seven type) Was encountered, but the odds Lieut, Pyne ‘Lhe above is a regular service flag. ‘The figures in the white centre indicate the number of employees who entered the service of (he army or navy. The column of stars on the right in the white space shows | the number of killed in action, while the white stars in the dark (sup- SEND FOR Lb 0-60-05-6-4-40060060-0006 | posedly red) border represent the number of men the firm or employer UNUSUAL CCOK BOOK || ¢ $| has put back to work. 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G, R.—Battery C of the Sid Coast Artillery Corps is on priority but has | not yet sailed |G. O'Connor, 139 West 63d Street.—The fd Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Bat talion has not yet sailed from France | but ts on priority. Mra, B, R.—The th Division has not left France but is expected to leave soon. BYENING WORLD | SOLDIER LETTER COLUMN | Answers Given Are Official From the War Department —Address Inquiries to Eve- ning World Soldier Letter Solumn—“Priority” in An- swers Means Special Per- shing List for Return to the |® United States Pea —— | | Mrs. M. A. B.—The 113th Infantry of the 2th Division ia not on priority. or, iNlery, division, te. East Sth neer Infantry is lo- France, and is not oa and stationed at Bi Mra. J. V. treet.—The 52d cated at Foulal priority R. R—The U7th Aero Squad- pupe, are on priority Weingarten, 229 West 137th a 0. 977 Whitlock | The 64th Infantry, 7th Di- Seen eee ina ten | A Reader—Nelther the 109th In- Ist Regiment, sailed from] fantry, nor the lat Proy. Co. Hda The 202d Ammu-| Dept., of the $4 Depot Division are B, and the re-| on priority sear 76th Held Mrs. R. Morgan The 3d Anti-Air- fa France, craft Machine Gun Dattalion are sta- tioned at Langres. They are not on Mrs. J. Ave., Bronx | Battery 1, France in December. Tr | nition ‘Compay of and on| 241th Company, nnttached and not-on ‘priortly for 're- | c.Cypdty San wyseuation | Ambulance | 351 St. Nicho- |W. R—-The 367th Infantry has not | ih Infantry, be. | Sailed yet, but is on priority. n, and 1s located 3034 Engineer Corps, 75th | jean. cho cently built t Harry G. t Bath, Me., Deering, te- the trip ‘from till at ‘Anger nattached and on A Para to New York, 3,000 miles, bein TL Handazzo, 1005 Bust 28th. Street, | secomplianed tn twenty days, Capt. nites oly Lataates Th Dr. | D._Atkina of Wolliaton, Mags... be ‘ ial io. are {ch cleared at the : tints. She is at Pier No. 4, Brooklyn, aes, Cota C As a contrast, the three-masied f Engin mpany schooner Republic, also in port, took ner four a half months to come here Me 46th Infantry are now | trom Rio 4 > Deering was Nazaire and are on priority launched A rought a cargo Miss Madge 1, 77 Hobart Avenue, | of rubber # ADVISE CARE IN WHAT YOU TAKE FOR GRIP-COLDS Grip and Pneumonia Go Hand | in Hand—How to Avoid Every-Day Dangers ous narcotics or poisons such scgtanilide, which should be taken | only under a doctor's orders. A iistake in directions might be| fatal because five doses of some of tiese preparations often contain poi- son enough to kill a man, Some of the labels specifically state that the medicine should not be given to chil- dren. 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Ie—The 524) Pioneer Infantry, | jthe 4th Division ned mt Each | A. , fe Unattached and not op it Ala fr return” | petority | M J 260 West 78th ~—- st 65th Coast Artillery, Bat i in France, bucare-on| BREAKS SAILING RECORD. pr for return | sitdiatiin Harty 42d Const Artillery: | American Schooner Makes Tr tatiation an 2d. Regiment | Field Artillery, Battalion B, are not| _ 000 Miles in Twenty Daye. on priority for’ ret The sailing 1 from Brazil to th Reaiment, Coast | port haa just broken by the Amer- as | REFUSES TO GO TO DINE; THEN SHE KILLS HERSELF Telling Husband and § and Sons to Go to Restaurant, Mrs. Cowen Turns*on the Gas. Mary Cowen, forty-two years wife of @ mining operator, com> mitted suicide with gas last night in ber rooms at No, 308 West 97th Street Her husband, Walter, reached the eity | from Chicago at 3 o'clock 4 asked bis wife to dress that they might go out to Ginner with their sone, Edgar, sixteen, and Walter Jr, fourteen. “I am nervous,” she told him, “and want to be let alone. You and the boys fo out.” Tho three departed at six o'clock. A short time later a neighbor rmelied gas in the Cowen apartment. ‘The building | ., superintendent wae called and he sum- | inoned Dr, Thoms W. Edger of No, 766 West End Avenue, who worked over the woman for moro than an hour | without, result | Mr. Cowen returned to find his wife | dead. He said she had suffered frow nervousness for a long time. HOW | RHEUMATISM BEGINS cruciating agonies of rheumatiem ly the result of failure of the to expel poisons from the system. 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