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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
ACT NO. lea.
House 18Th No. csc Ioln, Resolution n,
Mr. Powell
Secretary Of state

House Biil No. sS2 Joint Resolution by
Mt Powell
AN ACT
Proposing an amendment TO Articles a2b
and 22s Of the Constitution relative 20
assessment and taxation.
Section I BE i, resolved by the General
Assembly n thr state 81 louisiana, two
thirds of all the members elected TO each
Hoane roncarring. That an amendment 30
Articles 2s6 and s2G Of the Constitution Of
the state ~ Louisiana be submitted to the
qualified electors Of the State for their
approx n ~ rejection nj the Congressional
els,tioa TO be held on the tirs, Tuesday
eext following the first Monday In Noyem.
her Of 1915. said proposed amendment TO
De AS follows;
Article 225. Taxation shall be squai
and uniform throughout the territorial
limits Of the authority lsyytnE the tar.
and property sEall be taxed IN manner
directed bs hw provided that the valua-
tion 81 property fot the assessment Of
State taxes, levied by the General Assem-.
bis and by this Constitution may be
different frrm the valuation fixed fer al
other purposes provided further, the
assessment of all property shall never
exceed the actual cash value thereof and.
provided, further. that the taxpayers shah
have tire right ot testing the correctness
of their assessments before the courts ~
Justice
article 2eG There Hhail be- and is
hereby created ltuafd 81 state Affairs
whose asty IL shall hs to assess for state
purposes. MI taxable property throughou,
the state ~ Louisiana II shAll have such
other authority relative to state aassss
meht budget. income and expenditure IA
may be conferred upon Il by the General
Assembly The said beard shall be com
posed ~ three members Who shall be
appointed by the Governor for such terms
as mas be Fixed rs the General Assembly
The Heard shall enter upon It's duties on
January l. 1917 The General Assembly
shah have fui authority 10 define the
p0N.fs and duties II the Board and Go
FIX the salaries ~ the members thereof
sct No ia ~ the General Assembly for
the year 1916. oa this subject matter. shall
SO into effect ms = statute of the state
en the afst day ~ January. 1917"
Section tie u further resolved hy the
General Assembly # the state Of Louis
lana tso thirds II ~ the members elected
10 each house eoncarring That the official
ballot 20 be used at said election shall
hsge printed thereon the following words
For the proposed amendment 10 Articles
225 and a2e q the Constitution ~ the
state 81 Louisiana. relative % assessment
and taxation, and abeiiEhlng the Board OF
Appraisers And the words, Against
the proposed amendment TO Articles 22s
and 22s 81 the Constitution ef the state
a. Louisiana, relative 10 assessment ard
taxation, and aholishins the hoard of
Appraisers, And each eieetoF, voting
shall Indicate on ssid ballot, as nrswiass
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
ACT NO ass
slenats BiIl No isi--By Mr. Davey
JOINT RESOLUTION

Joint RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment, to Article i3s
Of the Constitution Of the State II
Louisiana relative 20 the Civil Dia-
trict Court for the Parish "a Orleans
Section / BE IL resolved by the General
Assembly Of the state Of Louisiana, two
thirds Of all members elected To- each
House eoncurriug. That the following
amendment be submitted 20 tho electors
Of this state. for their approval or rejoe.
ton, az the election 10 be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday In
November. 1915,
Aftsie i32 The Civil District Court
shall have exclusive ard general original
probate Jurisdiction, and exclusive orig.
nal civil jurisdiction. tn all eases where
the amount In dispute OF the funds 10 De
distributed shalt exceed enc hundred
dollars. exclusive 81 interest and exclu-
siyP jurisdiction IN suits By married
women for separation " property, IN suits
for separation from b,sa and board for
divorce Tor hulli,y ~ marriage ~ Tor
Introduction and IN suits involving title
"a imnosabie propeFty. or Ia Office OF
other public position, or civil or political
Fights and Ia all othef eases. except a.
hereinafter provided where 10 specific
amount II IN contest. and Of ail proceed
legs Tor the appointment 81 receivers OF
li4ttidatofs 30 corporations or partner.
ahlEa AMI said Court shall have authority
f. issue All such wFiia, process and orders
HH may he necessary ~ proper fos the
purpose ~ the Jurisdiction herein con.
fetred upon IL 'Ehe Judges ~ said Court
gn i'anC shah have control over the judi.
rial Expense Fund fer the Parish ~
orlraus accruiHr. and accrued ana to
ihg end shah az and regulate. from time
Ia time, the number ~ deputies and EN-
ploFees II the Offices ~ the CLERK - the
Ciyii District Court, and city Courts,
Register u CouysyaHces aud Recorder 81
Mortgages II said Parish and their ex.
prnsss and also shah have power 10 M
the tariff IT Costs and charges 10 be paid
for official services. uhich shall not exceed
Ia amy respect the tafiGs now axea By
law, IN said Offices, which are paid into
and constitute said fund Due publication
Of which tariff shen made shall be given
They shall have power 60 determine.
whether any amounts from said fund. or
It's excess, ahalt be devoted 60 the expense
of taxing testimony by shorthand and 10
regulate and provide fer The same The
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

By las whether he votes for or against
the proposed amendment
HEWITT BOuANCHAUD.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
FEHNASD MOUTON,
Lieut. Gov and President Of the Senate
Approved july g. 1915
r. @. PLEASANT,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
\ true copy.
JAMES J BAILEY.
Secretary II state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

indebtedness. and IL authorized to secure
real estate. and the faith and credit Of the
State Of Louisiana Ia hereby pledged 10
guarantee the payment Of saii obligations
and the interest thereon, but the BoaTd Of
control or its successor shall be required
20 pas same cut Of It's Own revenues and
earnings and only when the same are
exhausted shall the state make good the
residue The General Assembly shall pass
the necessary enabling act to carry this
amendment into effect and Act Nc, IJI Of
the Acts Of 1916 on this subject matter is
hereby approved for thia purpose.
Section 2. BE II further resolved, etc,
That the Secretary Of state be and he Is
authorized TO have printed on the official
ballot to be voted IN November, 1916 the
words. For the amendment TO the Con.
stltutlon funding the debt Of the peni'
Tertiary Hoard and the words Against
the amendment to the Constitution fund
Ing the debt Of the PenlteHtlsry Beard"
and each elector shall Indicate whether he
votes for or against said amendment In
accordance with the general election laws
Of the state
FERNAND M0uT0S.
Lieut.. Gov and President OF the Senate
HEWITT RouANcHAun.
Speaker u the House II Representatives
Approved July s. 1915
II q PLEASANT.
Governor IT the state 81 oIuIsiana.
A true copy,
JAMES J. BAILEY,
Secretary Of state.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14

their Use aud benefit AZ the General "A
ssmbly may In future determine, and the
ColIsetlon Of ahy other tar OF tAe making
Of any appropriation for pensions IN excess
Of the AMOUNT Of the one ,mih tax lsyied
and collected and 20 be Known IA Con
tedetate Veteran Pension Fund u hereby
prohibited and said fund ls e be used for
10 other purpose than that herein Fftpa-
lated ana upon the adoption ~ this
Amendment same shall as oHre hreome
self operative snd the funds derived there,
from be Immediately used fuF said put
pose and provided further that the tax
collectors and assessors shall receive 40
commissions fos assessing and collecting
said one nill tax herein provided
Provided that nothing ~ this Article
shall BE- construed so as 80 prohibit the
General Assembly from providing artificial
llmba 70 disabled Confederate soldiers OF
sailors
ssetian Ils Il further resolved etc.
Tina, this proposed amendment be- sub
United 60 the qualified electors Of the
State ~ Louisiana. for adoption OF teiee
ton a. the Conversational election to be
held on The fifst Tuesday next following
the first Monday In November, 1916
That the official ballots 60 be used at
said election shall have printed thereon
the words. For the proposed amendment
20 Article s05 Of the Constitution OF the
State If Louisiana relative TO the pensions
for Confederate Veterans" and the words
Against the proposed amendment 10
Article aN5 ot the Constitution Of the
state Of Louisiana relative Go pensions
for Confederate Veterans, and each
elsetpr shall indicate. az provided IN the
general election laws Of the State. whether
or not he votes for cor against the amend
HEWITT nOuANCHAUp.
Speaker ot the House OF Representatives,
FERSASD MOuTOS
Lieut. GOV aud President Of the Senate
Approved July s, iels
Il. Il PLEASANT
Governor OF the state Of Louisiana,
true copy
JAMES j. BAILEY
Secretary Of state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
ACT NO ts4
Senate iIiH No. t3s IFS Mr. FcafC'
IItAEr q FaII ft,rINA


Senate liH No l5s fiy Mr. FelrCe
Joint RESOLUTION
Proposing an amen dment 10 the censti-
tuition II 1913 authorizing and empow.
eFlne the Hoard Of Control a. the State
repftrnfIary ur IFS sueeeRsor 20 fund
SIS Indebtedness and Issue notes there
for seriaIly or otherwise not exceeding
-Four Hundred Thousand Dollars. and
"a rate ~ interest not exceeding
fYe per ceninm per annBrn payable
sem! annually. and for q term rot
exceeding fifteen years. and empower
tnr the General Assembly 10 provide
the methods II carrying this amend.
upnt into effect
Section Re Il resolved by the General
SsssmhIy n the state ~ Louisiana, tive
thirds ol all the members elected 90 each
house eenrarriug, that the following
amendment ia the Constitution ~ the
State oe Louisiana adopted In November.
isi7. be psahrlt,ed 10 the duly qualified
electors ri the Congressional election 10
be hsll on the frat Tuesday after the
FIRST Monday rs November. 1919. foF their
ratification or rejection
The Board 81 Coaifol Of The State
I'snlteu,iary or It's successor or Successors
IL ofiee IS hereby authorized and EN-.
powered 10 incur debt. issue interest.
beating notes IN serials or either form for
term ret 70 exceed fifteen years, to the
amount Of -Four Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars NJ rate ~ interest rot exceeding
i've per cent per annum payable semi.
annually for the purpose 81 funding and
retiring It's floating ard ether outstanding
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-14
Aor NO. iis

Senate Biii No -ny Mr. Vincent
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 90 Article ~ 81
the Constitution Of the State Of Louis
lana relative 10 the limitation Of tsgis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
UNITED STATES ACCEPTS
PROPOSAL OF CARRANZA
Troops Said To Be Ready Arizona Line War Secretary
Promises to Keep Public Fully Informed on Mexican
Developments

WASHINGTON March l3 The United Monday accepted General Car
bandits side of the border A forward to
Carranz a Queretr
wAStNGoN March l3cermaD Chamberlain of the military committee told the
n United a NJ soldiers with
oud o o rally
nspteo onc denaIs
he Arzonat ate m INN
ride andha might a anym men dnda
The where the cavalry to 5 o the
Arizona boundary Benadno Mex
lIm1 30.
Thing orcc
cp Wa ccdc o lc gene ca
WASINGTON March Ex-senator Boah republican, Monday
a other
t Villa in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
PORTUGAL IN WAR
At ENGLISH BECK

WASHINGTON, March l3.-Portugnl
entered the war. The Portuguese legation
announced TODAY, because Great Britain
requested her 60 do 20 iu ulnllmcnt of
lreru obligations dating back 60 1919
statement outlining portugalp posi-
ton. issued hv Nlscounl De Ate the por-
tugucsc minister reads in part as follows.
Luc BolgIum Portugal dvslras nothing
ihlt hclougs 10 any Other nation she
has nothing 10 gain and much lo lose loo
the present conflict Rul she w ready ip
ald England because her people firmly
believe that International good faith ns
evidenced hy the nlnllmcnt Of treaty oh
legations which In thr principle FOR which
Great Britain IL fighting, provides the
only basis on which intercourse between
civilized nations can securely sand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
BRAZILIAN TRADE IN
BAD WAY; LACKS SHIPS

mo lNNIIHO. March lE President
Haa hua discussed with rs ministers
lhp uu, rlon M m, crisis which the
Brazilian government face. through tn"
lack uf shipping facilities n /. stated
that tho president has decided 10 u..
gotistr with Nh, Interested governments
the leasing NJ iomun and Austrian ships
bing iu BRAZILIAN porte at least Ion thu
coastal trade of Rra2i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
CHARGE STOLE slo.

HOBART okla, March Especial
Information has been n'od in court
here charging r L and " g. Hancock
with stealing from u q NcJunkn an
OH well drilling machine valued at So
400 II Ia alleged thpt the Ulurocks gr.
cured possession nl the outfit hv using =
forged hill ul sale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
SPANISH STEAMER LOST

LONDON, March ~ -Tac sppnisl
acaWcr Maria. l.27s tons gross hs,
grounded ON tho rocks of CczImhra
Portugal and Ia considered a total lose
The Maria was on tbc way from Mar.
settles 10 Hampton Roads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
HATCHERY is ASSURED.

t.\NTON okla. March l3 Especial
-Avdlces from Congressman Scott Fcrris
st Washington is 80 the offoct that the
bill authorizing n fish hatchery ai Med.
cine Park has passed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13

VENICE March ~ .,Na Paris 5g,
- ml-.An avalanche has hulcd several
huuscs I'm tho \gordo district rhr vice
Tins so iJr reported number lvcut,
five
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
AT THE FRONT


III IA#D MARCH ~ General Gabriel
commanding IN. DIHuA forces 80 JHa
r.y cam, 100 DO ruu Monday 'a hold
% .nu'u,u. with G,u,.N Per n.ns 10
command u. lw B'ss
.'N a. I'nI0 Nn'.' I'm arm.
'|. h.'. .IHHiH. murnIna ~ 1870
pointed uu lNHI 'n. 'Hr ". 'h' expo
hN"nIr' ."'. ".'' lfHnH .n 'HI
Np. Nk,0' 'o %. w'hrr d.Hfed r> tl.
decision u' General rHuanH as tnn.
m'rrH 'u Washington SUNDAY wIhf. not
r." -rn' 'm.n.an troops th. right 90 ru.
o.. N"N'" un''.. NNrtu soldiers errr
allowed tn enter Oh, Tinted state.
If column huud penetrate into
M,N.0 and 'ur Tinted sHl,s Aisr
should h,.uw. ,mhroIl,d With Csrrsnza.
% WAS .uEgeH'I Darpnza troops now
i'm the vicinity o.. tHp border would h.
able fo rHt. oNrcui, % 0an. move
mont against Ne American column
revealed tnr nucleus OF the expedition
1r' n.., which ru, United -mtes army
I. ptH.ul 4'uug th, border west o'
ho.n i0r H. pIr.ut of rrauD.sDp \llIn
-N ul.hu. gun. un'ondcI during th"
night wore ..Hi. al Columbus th"
/ suunu ur Villa raid and tu' first armed
7 .Nw TO- develop evidence that IL had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13
QUEEN or SWEDEN III

Srut kiiuLN. March 10 Nls Lon
fonl Queen Victoria Of Sweden is sui
triing from nm attack vt bronchitis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-13

rOIuMBl IS y NJ March l3 Actual
concentration OF United states troops FOR
pn expedition into Mexico TO try 10 cap
turc Francisco villa was being utgca
Monday From the very heavy troop
movements, to Columbus. It would seem
according TO officers ON station here. that
this point Is to be made a base Of opera
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-27
WOULD PUT BIBLE
INTO EVERY HOME
Rev. A. n. Zimmerman Plans to
Place Text in Many Public
Places Also.

Under the leadership OF the Rev. Al
bert II. Zimmerman, the Washington
Bible Society has entered a campaign.
the purpose OF which is TO place a Bible
In every home In Washington. Other
public places where people sometimes
md leisure to read. viii also be pro-
vided with a Bible or two. presented
by the society. Mr.. Zimmerman con-
templates having barber shops fur
nished with the Bibles.
During this week, for the benent OF
the Washington Bible Society and the
Methodist Orphan Home. services are
being conducted every night by Mr.
Zimmerman at the Mt. Vernon Place
Methodist Church. Featuring the enter.
tainment which follows the address by
Mr.. Zimmerman Is music by an orches.
ira composed Of four graduates OF the
Boston Conservatory OF Music. led By
Miss Mildred May Rawson.
Sunday an open meeting will be helt
In Polls Theater. The Rev. thinner
man will deliver an address on Amer
lea, the Land OF Greatness" Other ad
dresses will be THE Present Condi
lions in Mexico" and "Portraying tn,
Character Of the Peerless Boy"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-27
Poles SUFEER|NGS
TOLD IN TELEGRAMS
PitiabIe Conditions Both 10 Po-
land and Lithuania Are
Described.

Pitiable conditions among. the war
sufferers OF Poland and Lithuania are
described In kilograms received by the
joint distribution committee represent
ing the American Jewish relief COM
mittee, the central relief committee,
and the peoples relief committee. tell
ing Of the refusal OF the German gov
ornment at this time TO permit the re-
lief commission from this country TO
visit these provinces. The German
foreign office has advised Ambassador
Gerard that passports in the case Of
the commissioners will not be vised
pending the departure from Germany
Of DIR. Magnes, who has been invesu-
eating conditions for the Joint COM
mittee.
Advices from DR.. Magnes state that
the people OF the two provinces are
dreading the approach Of winter. and
that thousands are absolutely depend.
ent upon money, foodstuffs. clothing
shoes, and medicines from America. In
wilma alone, II IL stated. there are more
than 1000 Jewish children without
shoes. which cannot be purchased al
J Felix n. warburs. chairman of tn,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-27
SUFFERED STROKE OF
!. LYS|S-COULD
NOT WALK OR TALK
Confined to Bed Six Months,
She Now Claims Dreco
Has Cured Her.

During my long experience In the
medicine business and coming In con-
tact as do with thousands OF people
who have praised Dreco In the strongest
terms. consider the most startling
statement ever given me is from a wom-
In Baltimore" said the Dreco Man. He
was referring to Mrs. Randolph Burton.
Of AIS Tyson street. In a signed state
ment she says: ITO look at the way
walk now and consider how far came
to get this bottle of Dreco, you will
when took my first dose Of this medi-
cine / was fiat on my back In bed with
a stroke OF paralysis and could not speak
word. l was absolutely helpless and
had to be turned over in bed. Every
mouth. 1 had been In bed six months
and during this time was treated by
several good doctors, but / failed to
show any Improvement. My folks were
all discouraged over my condition and
again. I suffered terrible pains In my
back and limbs. 1 had no appetite and
got very thin and weak. A friend visit
Ing me one day suggested ] try Dreco,
most anything, / began on It: Ny I'M
provement was very rapid and was so
could sit up some and talk little at
end OF the first bottle. My appetite re-
turned and by eating more and digesting
It we'll my strength increased. The
pains In my back grew less severe and
/ knew / was again on the road to
health and happiness. have take three
bottles. and I feel new life tingling in
every nerve. or course, I occasionally
have a bad day or two, but / expect to
take several more bottles and believe I
will eventually be sound and WELL"
When the liver. kidneys or bowels be-
come inactive the system falls to throw
or the poisons. and slowly, day by day.
breakdown comes Sometimes II takes
the form OF the above case. Dreco
| causes the organs to carry OF these tox-
ms and waste matter and keeps the sys-
tenn free OF these polsons,
Dreco In sold In all O'Donnell Drug
| Stores: Allon's. In Alexandria, and
Bury's, In Ana
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-27
MAKING PLANS FOR
/. CONFEDERATE RALLY
First Steps Taken to Raise
$4,000 for Entertainment
of Visitors Here.

Steps toward raising o $4,000 fund for
the entertainment OF 10000 visitors here
during the reunion Of Confederate vet
Grams were taken today with the noti-
fication OF the members OF the various
committees of their appointment
Col. Robert N. Harper. head Of the
genkral committee, announced the pre-
liminary plans for the organization OF
the entertainment forces at a meeting
of Washington Camp. No. O6. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, at Confederate
Memorial Hall last night.
The committees Of veterans have been
supplemented by sommittees represent
ing the business men and civic and COM
mercial organisations Of Washington.
sion of the first Confederate reunion In
the National Capital the biggest AFFAIR
In the history OF the organization. The
committee chairmen announced include
Recommendation, W. n ROBERTS:
Sps s1S5ss% avg Wallace stfeatsr; deccrs!
f msnt. o F. f. FraSs sEf lnance ~ z.
sradd; grand stand. w; L. Wilksr:
So a ; eS.SIes 'ss M MSEs srsT''S n
formation, Sanford Covington; invi-.
tation, w. 8. stamper: sponsor and
maids, w. Everett Brockman; med :
cal, DR.. ]. II. Digges; music. Claude
n Bennett; printing, AbnsI II. Fer
Euson; public comfort william e,
publicity, John Boyle; badge and
parade, II. o. Lake; reception. George
b. Ashby. and transportation, Harry
The finance committee has been or
sanized as follows: Chairman. II. r.
Cary: vice chairman. NJ: e. Allies; treas
urer. II. c. Ansley. and b. NJ. Bridget
A. Bryiawski. w. g. Carter. Jonn b
Cochran. Charles /. Corby. 2. A. Drury
John Joy Edison, Fred A. Emery. vii.
| liam j. Eynon. Charles w. Fairfax. II
w. Fisher. w. T. Galliher. Isaac Cans
George Z. Hamilton. w. II. Hibbs. +. =
Hight, Lewis Holmes. II. @. johnson. ID
]. Kaufman. J. Leo Koib. N. A. Leese
A. Lisner, +. w. Mackenzie. Z. ]. Muir.
ply, ohm l. Newboid. G. b. Pearson
Julius I. Peyser. John Poole. c. II. Pope
DR.. j. J. Richardson. Conway Robinson
Guy T. Scott. Thomas w. Smith. JOSEPH
ID. Strasburger. Magnus 8. Thompson
George w. White. and Simon Wolf.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-27
COST $40 TO WATCH
GIRL CLEAN WINDOWS
Ninety-Minute Filtration Is Expen-
sive to Murphy.

NEW YORK. Sept. N.-Maurice ].
Murphy, a chauffeur. OF $40 East Sixty
sixth street. was charged before Magis-
trate Ten Eyck in the mems night court
last night with disorderly conduct.
Miss Barbara Milholland, OF 76e Pros
pect avenue. Bronx, said Murphy stood
outside a window she was cleaning on
East Fifty-ffth street yesterday after
noon half an hour calling her "blondy,"
and expressing sympathy In her labors.
She said when she left the building he
followed her until she asked Patrolman
Murphy to arrest his namesake.
Murphy denied he had said anything
to Miss Millholland, but admitted
watching her.
why did you stay an hour and q
half?" the magistrate asked.
Murphy could not remember.
Ten days" said Magistrate Ten
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-27
DARKfN GRAY HAIR, LOOK
YOUNGER AND PRfTTIR
Darkened Her Gray Hair So
Evenly That Not a Trace
Shows After Applying.

IT do not hesitate 20 speak Of the
HAIR HEALTH that darixened my fad
ed gray hair so nicely and evenly with
but anyone knowing that used any.
thing. l consider II a privilege to let
others know of HAYS HAIR HEALTH
II means no more worry about my gray
hair that used to be ashamed OF. ]
can recommend II TO anyone 30 that
they can profit by my experience"
Miss Retelew m Amherst St.,
Z. Orange. N. ].
HAYS lair HEALTH, a ready 70
use harmless Hair Color Restorer, can
Be applied evenly to the hair with .
sponge. Only SOC q bottle at Peoples
Drug Stores. They'll give money back
II not satisfactory.-Advt.