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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
0PT0METRISTS WILL MEET
IN RICHMOND TOMORROW
Eighteenth Annual Convention VIII
he Held ut Hotel
Richmond.

Delegates to the eighteenth annual
meeting Of the virginia State c,ntI'
cal Association began TO arrive in
Richmond yesterday for the one-day
session. which will be held tomorrow
cal optometrlsts are planning tS taI.
the visitors Sightseeing this after
noon. PRESIDENT w. j. I.asher viii
maze the opening address at 10
CLOCK tomorrow. Business will be
transacted until l o'clock.
INC scientific section will convene
a. $50 o'clock to hear four addresses
IT; "A. swan Mitchell will review the
optical situation in the United States
ana Canada. and DR.. j. II. Hawkins
VIII read digest and comparison Of
me medical laws of Virginia G. A.
addresses on subjects to be nnnouncnd
oomorrow y banquet will be served
az $50. followed by the election OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
TEN FROM HERE ATTEND
DISCIPLES CONFERENCE
Eight Thousand Delegates Gather In
1T. Louis for Weeks

Richmond clerical delegates 20 tn.
inicrna i!cnai conference Of DISCIPLES
OF Christ: 10 be held in ST. Louis this
week !tit Saturday night The con-
FenUon represents more than 1000
churches and 5000 delegates are ex-
pectcd.
The local delegates are O. A. Uaw.
kins. Rev. II. d G. Mulachlan - -
pastor OF Seventh street ChrIs,;s n
cAurch; j. O. Holiday. executive
secretary OF the Disciples OF Christ
world Movement in the Chesapeake
area; Rev. John \. Tate secr.,,rv
OF the Disciples council OF this Sitv.
rev. j. Il. Hunlcy, pastor OF Hanovcr
Avenue Christian Church; Paul II.
Rev. George W. PHELPS pastor ~
Goward!n Avenue Christian Church.
Rev. T.. b. Motley. State superinten.
dHnt OF missions: Mrs. George W
olivcr. State secretary Of wotn.t .
work, and Rev. G. +. Gilmore nastor
OF paramount Christian Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
COMMITTEE To CONSIDER
E|CHT-H0UR WORKDAY
Municipal Employees Measure Will
Come Before City Fathers
Tomorrow Night,

There will he special meeting OF
the Council Committee on Ordinances
tomorrow night at S o'clock for the
purpose Of taking up for considcra-
ton the ordinance providing for an
cisht-hour workday for employees OF
the city in every department.
The measure has the endorsement,
OF the labor organizations of the city
ana has strong support IN both
branches Of Ci;y Council; Leading
measure, which was revived from
the old Council. where II languished
many weeks. is Councilman Thomas
u. Morton. OF Madison Ward. The
chief argument used against tho or
dinancc Is the financial condition Of
the city government. Ii is estimated
that the proposed change will cos;
the city about 100000 year
Members OF the two branches on
posed TO the ciGh;-hour workday,
contend that this additional cos; will
WIPE out large part Of the revenue
rate, in effect this year. They sub
init that the principal reason for the
increased tax rate was the necessity
for raising funds TO meet the current
expenses OF the government. and that
II the FUNDS thus raised are used for
increasing the pay rolls OF. the de-
rarImen;s; another increase in the tax
rate VIII be necessary.
proponents of the measure contend
mat the eisht-hour woT,kday has
been conceded to the Fire and Po-
nee Departments and 4: is unfair TO
impose ien-hour day on the en-
pioyes Q! other departments. They
further argue that greater efficiency
VIII result from the shorter WORKING
hours, the city thus receiving full
Ha!uc Tor ihe additional amounts al
lowed department pay rolls
The Finance COMMITTEE. viii hold
us reSu!a. session Tuesday night al
and the regular monthly meeting
o. me GAINS Committee will he held
a. go o'clock. The Ordinance Com
mI;ee vii! meet Thursday night at
:, me second meeting for that COM
m!ttee IN the week. when general
oGs!Aess WI engage attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
RICHMOND LEGION WILL
OBSERVE ARM|sT|CE DAY
Big Celebration, Mass-Mccting, Pa.
rade and Speaking Will BE
Events on Program.
WILL MARCH In UNIFORM
Red Cross, X. OF c., Y. W. and Y.
NJ. c. A., Salvation Army, Canteen
Workers and Host of Others Ex-
+. pcctcd To &c in Line.

Preparations for the second Armis-
tice Day celebration ana a six round
boxing match. will feature the week
~ meeting of the Richmond Post No.
ing at Legion headquarters. Belvi-
der and Main Streets. Gunner" Leon
ard. OF Boston. and formerly of tho
United States Navy, Will meet Otto
Staples, OF Richmond, in six two
minute rounds.
According 10 officials of the Legion.
;Armisiice Day this year Will be cele.
history. Not only does the Legion
plan TO participate on an elaborate
scale in, the ceremonies incident to
celebration OF the day, but il is prob
able that It will take charge OF the
program and invite a number Of other
Legion posts in contiguous territory
10 join Richmond in the celebration.
Invites Co-Opcrntion.
The Legion hopes to have the CO.
operation and support of every organ
ization in Richmond in making the
occasion a success. Discussion of in
Red Cross, knights of Columbus Y.
W. c. n and y. VI. c. a., Salvation
Army, Canteen Workers. John Mar
shall High school Cadets, Sons OF
and posts OF the Legion from the Uni
vcrsity OF Richmond, Hampden- Sidney.
Glen Allen and other points to par
tlcipate with the Legion in big pa
- .'''N4Nc .hss oibeTHooT, VIII
conc before the meeting tomorrow
night.
1t is planned TO have the divisions
represented in the Legion here march
separately where there are as many
as three representatives OF any one
unit The parade Will be in uniform
tichmDndcrs In Itninbov Division.
Fourteen divisions are represented
among the soldiers who went from
Richmond. The Rainbow Division has
twenty-four members in Richmond
and II is proposed to have each di-
vision march with a standard repre-
%Sent!nE its colors.
Line OF march Will be from the
Every one who had any part in win
ming the war is asked to fall In line
The newly organized National Guard
companies and the old home guard
organizations, composed of men too
old for military service. who served
n home defense units, are invited 10
participate.
AT the City Auditorium Adjutan,.
General 10 Lane Stern. Mayor A:nslie
and probably Goverao. Davis will
MAKE sao.; addresses. The draft
board Is expected 10 be present
AdMiss Ion 10 Ii Eion meetings here
axe: VII! be by membership cards
Only, and each member o. The club
guest Boxing bouts he-ea.te. wiz
Aeco.ne Permanent feature o. the
weekly meetings. Leonard @, Bos
to.. ri! ~e.Eh y az i3s pounds. and
SAl.Ss XII. Up the scales i: around
b. Leonard was i:Ehtve!Ert cham
I-Sa c; i-c C@.:sd States des:.oy.-s
I-.--E 80 say = ths nav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
To Hear GseIlc S,vd

Rev. Edward y. Brosnan. one =,
me oest authorities on Irish history
ana student OF Gaelic literature' has
n menhers an mutation to address the
Friends OF Irish Freedom ~ thn
aegninr ssmimonthly meeting OF the
organisation. which will be bcia in
rs headGuarters, Arcade BmildInr
s,3o nc,o: street, tomorrow night. at
s:5o ociock' Like all meetings Of the
branch. the doors will he cpen TO The
PUBLIC and no collection is taken nor
admission fee charged. 'or
, Arrangements for the big dance, to
Dio,sa Sen IN M, SoSember. will be COM
OF the affair will be placed entireiY
In tho hands OF a committee OF wn.
mon. members and non-membnra ~
tho ORGANIZATION. business matters
CT Importance will be discussed
President D. c. O'Flaherty will nrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
BOOTHS OPEN ALL WEEK
business and ProfrxsIonnI xyom.,
VIII Push NeRIstratiOn for

Arrangements 10 keen open sew.
e!ai registration booths during bus
ness hours through this week have
occn made by the committee i'm
chhrge Of the directory of business
ana professional women. They will
be located MS follows:
Union Bank. Miss Virginia Mortar
Mliier Il !thoads. personal -servic.
Eureau Mrs. Thomas Bigger.
.nok cafeteria, Mrs. William T.
City Employment Bureau c,,,
Hall Mrs. w. l.. West 'S
me Cohen Company. Miss Louise
American National PANT poor .,.
Mrs: T.. Halves Lipscomh, '''
IrGinia Federation. Business ana
aaancfessional Women's Club. Room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
ADMITTED TO FELLOWSHIP
Of COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
Drs. johns md Mercer. OF Richmond,
Are Among Thirteen Virginia
MeNIcOH 10 Hanored.

:, Drs. Frank S. Johns and William F.
Mercer. of this city, are amonT N.
delegation of thirteen Virginia sur
Eeons admitted into the fellowship o.
the American College of Surgeons al
Us recent annual meeting in Mon
treai: Nearly 700 surgeons from this
country. Canada and South America
were admitted to membership.
The other Virginians are John ID
collins, Portsmouth, J. * Cross.
Winchester: John II. Garrett and
Larry II. Stone. Roanoke; Charles w.
Doughtie, Stanley ii. Graves. Ed
ward T. Hargrave. Everett A. Land.
nuTiey Langford, and Edward c. s
Taiiaferro, all of Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
CREDIT MEN INVITE WOMEN
TO MEETING NOVEMBER 2
S"Eini Evening Planned as Election
"e'"rhs Come In--Attorney-Gen-
eral Saunders Speaks

For tho first time in the history
OF me Credit Mems Association of
n,ichmond. that organization has in
hea women relatives of its mem
pe5s 70 meet with them in honor Of
indorsement of the nineteenth amend.
nneht election night, November
at me BUSINESS Mems Club. Tho
the CIVIL WI take an active part in
being installed in the Bus;nosS w., -
Club to receive election returns
on1cr direction Of oliver ! sands
president of the American National
i'ahR; the association has drawn M
int,er OF congratulation To the
candidate elected. 1t is unoadpo.s sn
a ana WI be sent to the succcssfui
Dancing will feature tho program
I Inb, an :, adaress by Attorney General
meeting. Acknowledgement 10 I,.me
stern Is chairman of the afair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
7. B. WORKERS TO OPEN
SALE OF SEALS ON NOV. Is
Campaign Plans Already Laid and
Active Work Has
Rcpnn

Preparations are we'll under way
for the sale OF tuberculosis Christmas
seals and committees have already
been formed in n large number Of
counties to take charge Of this work.
Materials are In hand ut State head
quarters and will shortly be distrib-
uted to the agents in every county.
Communities having organizations
not less than IS per cent of the gross
proceeds obtained from the sale Of
seals to be used locally In tubercu-
losis work.
ginia Tuberculosis Association. is
suggesting number OF ways In
which the community's share OF the
500 TO $500 could be used in part
payment Of community or school
nurse: 4 health survey could be made
supported at State tuberculosis
sanatorium for six months for sl25:
a colored patient fer SIS. Instructive
be suppiied To- ,h hfrr e0 SCHOOLS so9 for
500: Thirty thousand individual
d dS1 cups could be provided school
els sufficient for 200 children would
cost $50. Services OF doctor for
clinic purposes for two hours per
week could be secured for nine months
for $3.50. Equipment for 4 clinic
could be obtained for s125.
a folder of suggestions for the seal
sale is being prepared. indicating the
given dates from November l. when
the central committee and the sub
committees should be organized. TO
chairmen is scheduled for the "hnal
push" BY November Is all supplies
will be in the hands of the subcom-
mittees Thanksgiving Day, Noyem-
her 25. is the opening day OF the sale
December is to be called "Tubercu-
losis Sunday" and all ministers In
Virginia will he asked to preach on
the fight against the white plague.
December 10 school children will
start TO sell seals and booths will be
established all over the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
NIGHT HIGH SCHOOLS BREAK
RECORDS FOR ENROLMENT
Seven Hundred mt John MarAhall,
Compared with $50 Last


John Marshall night school. under
the prlncipalship OF w. c. Locker. has
reached an enrolment of 700. accord
ing to announcement made last night
by Jesse II. Binford. assistant super
intendcnt OF schools. Most of the
subjects. This ngure smashcs all
records for enrolment at John Mar
shall High School. the previous high
figure having been made last year
when an enrolment OF $50 was re-
corded.
Features OF the school already es-
tablished are current events club, a
debating society and :. saving system.
Armistead industrial high school,
conducted for colorcd students, has
An enrolment OF 3S5. Cooking, dress
making. millinery and home nursing
are taught. A new building has just
been erected and equipped. The voca-
tional night school has an enrolment
OF 37J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
TO IMPROVE NEGRO SECTION
Chamber Of Commerce VIII Work
With COlored Committee for
Better Lights and Sewers

Immediate bettcrment OF physical
conditions in tho territory north OF
Clay Street and Shockoe Valley will
be undertaken by the Chamber of
affairs. working with a representa-
tive colored committee. The chamber
committee comprises Oscar F.. Par
rish. chairman: Percy G. Christian, o.
J: Sands. II. w. ROuntree. John N
Miller. Jr.. and B. w. Wilson. 1t is
understood that improved lighting
and sewerage will be the first
things to be considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Weekly meeting, Niwanis Club,
bustness Men's Club ]:
Subcommittee OF Sou er u
Freight Rate Committee, Room
500, TImes-DispRtch Building, 10.
Annual book reception, woman's
Club, 4.
Woman's missionary Society. No.
I, Monument Methodist Church, 4.
Every Monday Club.
Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers, meets with Mrs. Ridcnour,
ut 3ibO.
Naval band concert. direction
Community Recreation AssociA-
tion, City Auditorium, S,3O.
Academy of Music, Keith vaude-
vile and motion pictures, 3:3O, y
and $3.50.
Meeting for new voters, En-
manuel parish house, Wilmer
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Taik on Ncnr En.t

Mrs. Yonan, formerly Of IJrumia
Persia, now living In this city, will
speak In Laurel Street Methodist
Church tonight at 8 o'clock before
the missionary societies Of that
church. Mrs. Yonan is the. wife of
DR.. Yonap. who was professor OF
English and Theology in Urumia Col
lege. She is a native Assyrian and
lived In Persia for twenty-one years.
Tho family were forced to fee from
tolls q their sapesisnes ~ under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
AMERICAN LEGION WILL
OBSERVE ARMISTlCE DAY
PInns VIII he Developed Tomorro,,
NiEht-SoxinE Match
Follows

arrangements for an Armistice Day
celebration viii be made al IN. rnpu
lar meeting OF Richmond Post, No !
OF the american Legion. in Bclyi
dere Hall tomorrow night. The nrs,
boxing match of the fan season viii
local pugilists VIII go six rounds
The meeting opens sharp at &
o'clock. Every member NAV brint,
ono other ex-scrvice man II n. las
paid his dues and obtained his 1870
membership card.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
MRS. BLOCK FALLS FROM
HOTEL WINDOW TO DEATH
Accident Ends Life Of Daughter of
the Lnte Mr.. md Mrs.
Il. whItlOck

Mrs: S. NJ. Block. daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. p. Whitiock. accr-
ddentally fell from a window on the
3 o'clock last night and was Instant.
~ killed. She was leaning from the
window. presumably in quest Of air.
the night being warm, and, 1t Is sup
posed. lost her balance.
Mrs. Block had been i'll for some
time:- since her fathers and mothers
deaths within month OF each other.
she was removed to the Jefferson by
patient at fuckers Sanatorium.
and was convalcscing. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
WILL FORM NEW COMPANY
IN RICHMOND THIS MONTH
Shoe Concern Bcing Organized VIII
Local Men In Charge to Open
November L.

a Royal Turpin and r. n Han
cock. for many years associated with
the Stephen-Putney Shoe Companv.
have resigned and will aid in the
formation of a new shoe distributing
company which will be formed in
shoes to the Southern trade, accord
ing to announcement made yesterday.
The organization will have associ-
ated with it one of the largest OF
inc Eastern shoe manufacturing COM
Danies. Offices Of the new comnamy
VIII be opened in Richmond, Novem-
6er !, and warehouses on or before
January 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
ELECT VICE.PRESIDENT
Union No. 10 Selects.
Leitch AT Meeting at Eagles,
Hall, Nesfcrdny

Il. q. l-citch was elected vice.
president OF Typographical Union No.
w. al q meeting OF the organiZation
Yesterday afternoon. in Eagles' Hail
ihlrd and Marshall Streets.
Leo Hayes and Charles J. Hughes.
delegates to the International Typo,
Srarhical convention at Albany, ".
:, supported an increase OF SIS n week
IN SaIArleS paid 10 old arc ncnsinnnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
INSTRUCT CATHOLIC WOMEN
HOW TO MARK BALLOTS
Mrs. Thomas Ware Durham VIII AL.
dress Meeting In McGiiI UnIok
Auditorium

Inc Catholic Womcn's Club will
hoiu meeting tomorrow night. in
me auditorium of McGill Union. for
ihe purpose of instructing women
now 10 mark ballots and also to
give them any Information desired.
so mat they might vote properly at
the coming election
MIS-. Thomas Ware Durham will
ADDRESS, the meeting. after which n
musical program will be rendered
Mss Eleanor Donahuc Will sing and
.n!Ss louise Stumpf Will render sew
cral violin selections. Miss Virgin,
stump viii be the accompanied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

/. uan bItrs 10 The number OF twenty.
Saturday night in series Of raina
one resort on East NJ street w.
raided and eight colorcd piavers
EWere ,:arresiah. Another house ON
i-nS tiay street was ra ided and siy
Wnite men were arrested In the
shlrd raid. on a house on West canaI
street. ten colorcd PLAYERS zee
tound rolling dice. They are ali
Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Evangelist Complete. work.

The final sermon OF Evangelist
G. 7. Dixon, the self-stylcd "Black
Billy Sunday" who closed his ten
nights meeting at Bethlehem Bap-
list Church. on Buchanan Street
Friday night, was delivered Saturday
~ @ht at Seventeenth Street Market.
All money raised Friday night was
turned over to him,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Tour Goochlnnd for rarty Fund.

Mrs. w. w. Sale. chairman OF the
Romen's division Of the National
Campaign Fund Committee, has ar
ranged for an automobile tour Of
Goochlend County. to tie made Tues
day by solicitors for the fund. Mrs
j. w. Durham will be the speaker Of
the automobile party. She will de-
lot" at Manikin, Sahot, Cardweu
State Farm and Goochland Court
house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Hold Additional nnlIo, School.

The ballot school Of Binford Junior
High School. organized by PRINCIPAL
Joseph II. Saunders. will hold two
moro meetings for the instruction Eof
women voters prior TO the Novem-
tober 90 and 30. This paper erron-
eously stated yesterday in its renort
of last Fridays meeting that the
school was under the auspices OF the
National League of Woman Voters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Judge WIN Ad,i,, Xyon,,

Judge Richardson. Of the Uus.
iings Court. will remain i'm his of
ice at the city Hall all day. Eovem.
Der 2 election day. to give advice and
trouble at the polls. The Judge con
Hentod to render this apslstance at
the request Of Mrs. J. w. Durham
who said confusion was anticIpateS
az q result offtbe Misunderstanding
samonE msnX women regarding the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
consrder Freight Rute Change,

Thirty changes Tn frtigh; rates
will be considered by the subcom-
sfoittee OF the Southern Freight Rate
Committee. In session in Room sos,
Tho Times Dispatch Building this
morning. The proposed changes
Will be discussed with any one who
appears to make any. suggestions or
sssgistes Protest: None of the
,thcsrSk ,nsny q them are Of inter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

DR.. ]. a. Rendthalcr. dean OF
Mooseheart. will lecture here Thurs.
day, before Richmond Moose. He
VIII eNhibit 700 stereopticon slides
sho"ing the activities at Moosehcart,
the nome for orphans Of former
members OF the order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

evangelist 4. Victor I.ightbourne
and Sam l.. Davis closed their re-
riHal services. which have been held
In William Fox School, 1900 Ham
over Avenue. with the 8 o'colck ser
vices last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

Ceremonial and business of Grana
Chapter and Grand Commandery
a. +: d y. NJ, Will be held in Rich
mond, October IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
Naval Band .

Naval Band at Auditorium.
A concert will be given in the city
Auditorium tonight. beginning at
$50 o'clock. by the Naval Band, un-
der the direction OF the Community
Recreation Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

At Hotel Pennsylvania,
~. r. Conrad, OF this city. Ia rer,s.
tered xs q tss Hotel Psppsylysnis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Rev. George W. Wray, the pastor
began revival services In Central
Church yesterday with the
morning services. Special services
VII be held throughout this week.
vices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

The legislative committee OF the
central Trades and Labor Counc.i
VIII nod special meeting tomor-
row evening a! Z o'clock in Room
tos. Lyric Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-18

a meeting in tho interest of new
voters will be held tonight at S:15
!. eelcsk ~, - Emmsnuel parish howe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
A Sure Way To
End Dandruff
There ~ n sure way tina, has never

Their. ~ one SURE way that has never
failed TO rcmnvo dandrin al once, and
tina, is To dissolve r. then you destroy
!, entirely TO do this. just get about
-four ounces ~ plan, common liquid
avon from any drug store tthis Is all
YOU VIII nc"dl. apply I, at night when
retiring; us- enough 20 moisi.n the
scalp and rub 3, 10 scutly with the fin
ger tipE,
by morning, most, " not all, Of
YOUR dardrutt will be gone, md three
or four more applications VIII com.
ple,eiy dlSsolve and entirely destroy
every single stsn and trace OF It.. no
matter how much dhndruf you may
have.
You will ind all i'chine'an digFinr
Of the scalp wiz stop instantly, ana
your hair viii be ruffy, l%ustrons,
glossy, silky and soft, md look and
lei n huNhircd times better. tAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-17
EXISTENCE
RESTS ON ELECTION

OSBORN, ohio, teh. N-nsborn ell.
rrns went 20 the rolls today TO decidc
whether the vtllg- 70 TO peSr "ut ot
existence or hs moved 10 another Nte
lind on shiCh tho tosn stands has
h,tu condemned 10 make way for tn
Miami Valley flood ors walton rroirct
Tho gum Of 100000 would he requ,rel
20 muse the village TO the proposed al,
n Greene county. one aHd han
miles ~outseas, 81 here
n - mn iority ~ the d'trsns believe
tbr cum requscd 20 move the town Il
too great Tor them To assume the VII
insc Is to he abandoned NV all ,ts IN
hshi'ants when the conservation project