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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
SHOE statesmen PLAN
LOCAL ORGANIZATION
Annual style Show for Richmond IL
One Aim OF Proposed
Organization.

The travelling shoe statesmen I'm ana
around Richmond are CONSIDERING the
formation Of an organization rcprc-
SentinS al! members OF this urofes-
siSn. meeting will he held ar II
o'clock Saturday morning in Muir.
pays Hotel FOR the purpose OF bring
Ing together the initlators OF tho
movement.
similar ORGANIZATIONS have been
tprhh"u IN several parts OF the coun.
ny. The local organization looks 10
INC ifilia !on with tn. clubs work
ing Tor the benefit Of Richmond
IL IL the plan OF the proposed or
SANITATION TO hold twice yearly in the
ci'y style snow such as is held
every year in Rochester and Boston,
These shows will give the ealcsinon
an opportnni;y TO display the latest
styles ana Keep in touch With tn.
merchants in their territory
MI OF those Interested In The for
nation Of tho organization are urged
10 communicate with j. Henry I.urch-
cr. Dis North Shepard street one or
IN. best known statesmen In this see
ton OF toe South. or T. a Ostenkamp
who !s active in forming the organi-
z:I' Ton 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
COMMITTEE TO REPORT
ON SITE FOR CITY FARM
Large Delegation TO Inspect Laurel
Institute Plant Saturday Ar
ternOOn ut 2 O('IGck

CHAIRMAN James T.. Peters, OF tho
subcommittee m Public Building.
and Utilities, h;>; completed all ar
engagements for the visit of his com
mitttc TO Laurel. Hcnrico County. ,t
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Thn
object OF the visi, Is to INSPECT IN.
grounds of the Boys Industrial
school and to report upon it's feasi
bl!ity ;S "A sit" for the PROPOSED city
farm. There will b" other members
OF CITY Council IN the party. as the
proposition Of securing "a farm nae
been widely discussed and consul.
cred, ana interest ccntcrS IN this par
ticular site because of its ayaiIabilitv
and the low price at which IL MAJ.
be secured.
Members OF the hoard of visitors M
the institution have stated that Tho
city could secure the property unon
its own tcrms-,hat ready money ia
no ohJcct-and that the city NAV NM
when 1T plcases. The property he
longs TO tho state OF Virginia Tho
school !s 20 be moved this year from
Laurel 20 a more suitable site on
James River. near the state Farm.
about twenty miles from Richmond.
some members Of Council believe
the Laurel f.rm a suitable place for
tn" location OF til" city Home. and
that It's bread fields Will give Inc
Inmates of that institutions an OF.
portun!ty for outdoor work IN Guilt
waiting the land and In raising food
supplies for the city institutions.
u Is also conceded TO be an adj
mirailc site for the proposed d.ten-
ton home for The Juvenile and Do
nestle Relations Court.
The subcommittee consists o,
Chairman pctnrs, Alderman White
ana Councilman Dlckcrson. Tho
partY VIII leave the City Hail
promptly at . O'Clock Saturday after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
FRANCHISE TAX tXEMPTs
CORPORATIONS INCOMES
Saunders Renders Opinion at Re.
quest Of Chesapeake and Poto-
mlc Telephone Company.

Corporations in Virginia which pay
franchise tax are exempt from In
come tax under the State law. accord
ing to an opinion which Attorney
General John r. Saunders has hand
I'd down on request Of the Chcsa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Com
Hauy.
This opinion is OF the greatest in
tcrcSt Ia attorneys throughout the
stat" and affects Il number Of the
largest corporations in the Common
wealth. especially several large Nor
FOLK concerns. the Virginia Halfway
aud Power Company and tcicphon
companies
j. Vaughan Gray. counsel 10 tho
state Tax Board. differed with cor
poration attorneys on this point. and
an opinion was asked Of the Attor-
h'!-icncral yOnt" time ago After
careful dclihcra;ion Mr. Saunders
hahded down an opinion which Gov
"rS approximately 100 closely TYNE
written pages. in which he sets forth
us reasons FOR believing az hr docs.
me Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
'th"hc Company pays the state "A tax
OF Il 'cr,''iE percentage = its earn
hSS' as provided for in it's franchise
rendered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Fires Last Month
Averaged 4 a Day
Record Number IN Rich-
mond, but the Losses
We're Small.

More fires We're reported to the
Richmond Fire Department last
month than for any single month on
record since it's formation. according
To a report which has been compiled
by chief w. Ii Joyucs. During the
month l2I fires We're reported in
Richmond. and the department. re
Sponded to one alarm IN Chesterfield
county. Damages we're SASS in IN"
CITY, and the one fire in The county.
$1,000
rhirty-six brick structures thirty
frame. ana hfty-ScNcn miscellaneous
automobiles. fields. oUthouScs. dumps
aud other things were reported on
hr" There was one cali for assist
"uce by fire company dulin" the
month. and thirtyfour alarms 10
which moro than one company re
sponded. Alarms to which only ono
company WAS summoned numbered
htty-siN, while on thirty-siT occa-
sipns only ,N"michs with a squad 81
men were r"ar!rcd to stop the blaze.
Four new pieces of apparatus, nut"
pumps, We're placed in service dur
NIX TIE month. Total loss was small
compared with the number OF iir"s.
which averaged more t!'an four Il
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
SAYS HIGHER CHS RATE
MEANS CITY OWNERSHIP
Petersburg Company Scnrct, be-
Tore, Commission by Hcprrscn-
taiivc of Consumers.

nan pSs. representing III.
Young Eusinc!S Mems club and the
vas consumers Club OF Petersburg.
yesterday warned the state Corpora
ti"n 'iInissiCu that tn" granting of
IA" petition OF the Petersburg Gas
.rh.P'nF Tor "a rate OF $3.50 a thou
r"nd - bic feet would mean muuirip,,
CIV hcr"hip OF the plant practically at
once. appearing for the opposition
Z" TN" increase asked - tn, com
pnnN. n" charged that the American
'iIS Ernp"nN, of which he said the
orkadc city concern is Il subsidiary,
i""i. Slp1."oo away from tn. plant
and loaned L. thus cuusini: the pres
IN financial embarrassment OF the
Mr.. paws branded the condition.
which would allow the company at
t.t.r"hurS |" charge $2.35 tor raS.
Whtl" ia Richmond. woriin" under
,N1ct,N similar conditions and Ia
practically the same locality. .aS re-
tHllS 10. IN" consumer for $50, a,
especially bad.
lie asked the commission To consid-
,t ia" ta!r va!"" o! TN" plant. for
rate making purposes. $3"O. Gao. which
ne claimed WAS Il fair value for tho
p"c!arime that the burden Of proof
rested on the company. Ar. Davis OBJ
jrcthd. when 81 motion WAS mad" for
a temporary rate Increase to rcli.V"
,"ndili'HS. stating mat until the H"rd
of an increase was proven. the COM
pany had 40 right 10 Ii.
HIS objection was sustained by the
commission.
'1r.c- townsend appeared Tor tho
,nrpa' q. auU after ;nc evidence was
concluded 9~j;"d two weeks i'm which
70 tile nri"fe This WAS granted. and
tho olrG si;iun was also given two
y, rkS in wli.h to make its case
Appear "a: az witnesses for IL" up-
position yesterday wcr" Robert cab
mess. Il. y Gouth former Supcrin-
tcndcnt OF the ;:?s plant. and Norman
short MIR Cabincss is Il former
Mayor. The rate asked is higher than
any now in effect in the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
RICHMOND WINS VICTORY
OVER SMALLPOX GERMS
Once Dreaded. Disease Now Nculi-
giblc Here, DR.. &. G. lIud.
son Shows.
CITY is FREE FROM IT NOW
Chief Health Officer Reports There
Were Only Three Cases Last
lcar-Crgcs Vaccination ms Pre-
cautionary Measure.

Chief Health officer Hudson has
Just completed chart showing tho
fine results of the fight in Richmond
against the smallpox germ. The
chart SHOWS that IN lsSi there were
l+S deaths :rom smallpox. and in
lSS2. 20 deaths. At that time. she
population Of Richmond was 6a,a7g,
and at tho :a,io OF Increase in popu-
ia,ion the number OF deaths this
year. under conditions which existed
i'll 1881. would be $50
In 1881 Richmond suffered II severe
epidemic of smallpox The dIsc,;;c
was rrcvairm, in ovc:y section of the
city, and panic was aIcrtcd solely
through the heroic efforts of the
nurses ana doctors and the. cool.
headed citizens. Daily bulletins were
issued. showing the exact iocations
OF cases. so that citizens might he
warned and Kept as far from the
uisrasH as possible. !; WAS found
that the disease originated from :,
lot of old rags brought into the city
10y one OF the junk dealers Vac
'lna'lon WAS insisted upon. and every
person In the city subjected himself
10 the pin of the surgeon. Virus
hc tsed--takcn from the arms OF
Naccinal"d persons. The following
year there was another epidemic
w.'th fewer fatalities, however, and
men n" city Sc; itself down To a
hcrCe hand-to- hand battle arains; tho
plague. Through publicity and gen
erIi vaccination smallpox was grad
N&lIE wiped out, except in isolated
cases. most OF which were brought
INTO IN" city from other points
i.asi year sand Dr. Hudson yes
terdaN, we had hut three cases. ann
'hry cainc h.'v from foreign parts
oar people have begun TO under.
stand that a constant nGht must he
Wagrd. and that vaccination saves
many lives. am exhibiting this
Ihari !" Shov what has been done
ny vaccination. and to urge all citi-
., MS /" get vaccinat"d \ man head.
on hunger 10y eating. hc heads of
smallpox by getting vacciuatcd
fh"re is little to bc feared from
SMALLPOX. said pr. Hudson. ~
Sm'..r0N hospital could ., located In
IN" heart Of the residential section.
with as little chancc Of the disease
spreading, MS ii would h. in the most
Isolated spot in some far-on wilder
ht'S II is one of thc most easily
cured and as easily prevented dis
cases there is"
ThcrG are no cases OF smallpox in
Richmond now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Lack of Gas Brings
Slump in Dinners
Stoppoge in Oil Pipe
Causes CONSERVATION
IN Md1y Kitchens.

Loud complaints were made in va
rious sections Of the ci:y yesterday
about noon. when ii was found that
something was wrong with the city's
gas supply. Just abou; the hour in
which Mistress Cook vaS preparing
dinner for Mister Citizen. Il slump in
gas became apparent. and comstcrna-
tion prevailed. Those who had lin
tied time 10 spend over the dinner
table, and who were compelled 30 get
back 10 work. left home in much
temper, and the help Yourself and
'one-haud' lunch counters rcapcd an
added harvest.
Director Il. W Trafrord go; his men
busy Ut once. ana The tr"uhl" was
soon located. II was found that
there WAS "a Stoppag" in one oc the
oil pipes. and Tor about AN hour the
portions OF the city affected were
comfor;ed with u weaker supply Of
gas.
"We soon found tho trouble" said
Mr. Tranord, and it took the. mon
hut q short while to get things
straight again; !; was ono Of those
little things which are liable 10 hap
pen anywhere at any time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
DELEGATE STEPHENSON
IS FOR H. ST. C. TUCKER
Veteran Legislator Declares Valley
Man Will Sweep His Sec
ton of State.
STUART rs BACKING walNKLE
Formcr Governor Makes Announce.
mcnt Before Leaving Here for
South Amcricn-Two Men Arc
Old Friends.

Harry st. George Tucker. OF Lex.
inSton. candidate for Governor. viii
nave cause TO feel good over tho ,."ws
that comes 10 Richmond from ;ae
northern end OF the State. tile Hnth
and Highland section. Delegate John
w. Stephenson. veteran. legislator.
chairman OF the commissiSn which l.
charged with rcdistrictinr the state
for members of the General Assembly.
discussing the race. declared TucsIay
That the part of The Commonwealth
from which he came is FOR Mi i'urk-
or. He said:
Mr.. Tucker is in the house of his
friends in Bath and Highland Those
counties were "a par, ut his Old con-
Sicssionai district. and there ar"
many of the youn. voters OF today
who We're named after him. The
pcopl" lr. devoted to Mr. Tucker.
ana he viii carry tina, part of the
STAGE b" an ovcrwhclmils majority.
!!o had "a good start in the campaign.
II" rvcutc aur committed TO hi :,ud
thcy are at vorh for MIN '.Np,ct
=" SO tina; rar, OF Virginia .s.nd
legally by the man who represented
il in the Congress. who knows the
men and the women by name ANA
where he is always welcome and the
practically unanimous favoritc be
cause of his personality ana fitness
for the position. as we bcl.cvc-and
as We Will vote
And At the headquarters Of Mr..
Tucker the optimism is such tina; one
becomes infected with the waves that
float in with each visitor This
comes from every part of the state.
and tho iorcc Of St"nographcrS is en-
gagged i'm sending out letters and
keeping in close touch with every
phase Of ;hc campaign The oreaui-
cation is such that li;tlc happens that
is not at once communicated 10 head
quarters.
Il am leaving for New York Wed
nc,raE next 10 sail for South Amcri-
ca said Governor Henry g S,uur;,
OF Russell. seen as he was leaving
for short visit To his home. 81 re-
grct that my arrangements had been
made for this trip some months ago
and that / viii not be here TO engage
In the campaign for my old friend. l..
Lee Trinklc. However. ! shall re-
turn 10 Virginia July and Will then
make u in part for the time | shall
lose now. Senator TrnkIc is a
trained. active. viriic young business
man: fitted for the honor he seeks
and when think OF what is 10 face
the next Governor | am constrained
10 say that. in my opinion. he is the
man of the hour. believe he will
Vim because he deserves 40 win"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
K. BRANCH EHTERTAINS
CITY OFFICIALS AT HOME
'-'rs dent ~; Chamber at Commerce
'.hr> luncheon at Monument
Avenue Res Ihrnrr

HT'lUNr'S Ul NltN VOuWriI arI sun
az nuS- ing ;hr sulouiiI lunsb.,n
Jead-r.d ;hGm on Monday ui.su; ~
@"an N"rF "Ganch. president Of thr
We members OF Council guests OF
air, I"tn"h, out oth.r.. civ onir.,I'
and judges OF city +Ejurts, Mi
in.y "i"E Was ,n'.-r, ,. Informal
IN trcourse ana 1t was said maj
nothiHE sdvoring of politics ,ras in.
lerted into oy"u the smaIi.s, iiiL
e.Easen In by the host aud guests
'%H was Intended simply as a SOW,
90 letter acquaintance aud g.t-;6-
scihcr occasion. ana thu, In Ills ~.
"nysGt was certainly achieved.
rs 81 'i'E Council who We're
M. Braneh Were Councilmcn Nil;in.
son. i.n%iiSh and Jefferson NlIrr-
men iGi!yr Powers ana Ems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
MERCHANTS GIVE PRIZES
FOR ODD FELLOWS RALLY
Members of order IN Nee, No,u,x
Night III John Marshal
And ituriii,,,

ABOUT loo priX's nave been donated
by IN. merchants OF Richmond ~
The odd Fellows Rally 10 hc held nrxt
Monday night N the auditorium ~
th@ J"hn Marshall High school they
VIII be allotted ny drawin" members
corresponding TO numbers held Dv
persons I'm the audience. Tn. aupli-
Gaiy tickets viii be given to All oIt
Fellows and litbekahs as they rutrr
'Ae nan They consist of nearly
very article Thar is ,olu py the mcr-
CaHnts ana are valued a; from u 10
So.
thr committee iH charge Is anticl-
lAl!n@ record attendance ana The
u'riiHS NH hc held under the an
sp lrs If The .. . f.. Bu.dins COR
lcrat!ou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
DISTRICT DEPUTY PARKER
GUEST OF RICHMOND ElKS
Wishing N"tnhic Entertained At Din
hcr by Exalted Ruler iiGichrr
uuI l'putft,iftrp

Richmond f.odrr No -, B"u"vo-
lent and Protective order OF r.lks.
"omfnoniy known as the lies; People
on Earth" last night had as :, guest
district Deputy J. Y. 'arkcr Of
Portsmouth. THIS was au official
visitation 0c the district deputy. lie
WAS welcomed Ivy ~ largo attendance.
and nude II most Interesting address
10 the brother ElkS
Mr.. Parker was entertained at din
nor a; Murphys Hotel by Exalted
Ruler iiulchrr. and Il committee from
No 10, beaded by Thomas Garrett
and John u. B!ilcy.
Richmond Lodge IS growing rapid
~, an effort being mad" 10 raise the
membership by 200 members during
the wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Property Change. Ownrr,b,,,

~ h"ru OF bargain ;nd sal. record
IN me ,hhnc.ry cCur, ycSt.rday
ms o"HSht thrcc parcels Of land with
improvements, located ON the wcs,
y" Of Mulberry Street. l22 feet north
Main street. fronting eixty-f four
lhE back distance OF 1870 feet Tax
WAS paid on "A valuation of $50 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Eye, cur md nose spc,.IuII,t,.
Jefferson Hotel. D,tO.
Hoard of managers, Retreat for
the Sick, II.
ShrIncrE parade. from Masonic.
iehpic down brown Street, I2,3U.
tnrd party. brncnt Retreat for
the SICK. Won,nn's Club. 3,:,O.
M!rttc Lodge. No. -, knights
or i!thins. lodge rooms, y.
i.cuEuc OF Women Voters, NIndf-
son ward meeting. BninbrI,Ipc
School, S;l5.
Strahd-"JoIiics OF 1921" $500.
academy OF Music-vnudryIIin
nhu pictures, 3, 7::tU, OATS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Keen IIirun kIuh Ma

mayor george A!nsNe John Kerr
Branch' president al the Richmond
Cham Der Of Commerce. sir. %GT,g.y
" EAnGoiph' Mrs q. r " Kern,
chairman Of the Richmond l.1al,i..
OF Women Voters. Airs Roi,r-f .
hudson. president Of tho IF.d.rs,iII,.
OF Mothers CLUBS and ". : CIarl,
Jr OF The Retail Merchants Ass..
ciAtIoh' spoke ~ the JOIN, eegsio, Or
Clay and Lee Ward sections ,, ,c
Egep klean kinb held las, ulsh, II.
william Fox School, to discuss H..
cleanup campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
nnIlding rrrmit. I..ne.,

Insp"Vt0r Itutlcr ynstcrday r.c.Iy,d
Applications from : H. HAYES ~
permits TO repair ana alter two ,,..,r
pockets ~ the HAYES dock. between
TWEEN iy-cignth ana Lester streets TO-
cost 32&1o' Application lor perm
was iiied ny J. z Chapman to bu.la
n frame dwelling or TL!rt4.tb sfr,.'
between spring li!l ana Sionev 4
Strccts 20 cost 81 son. \ permit Is,
Issued To u. J.. Barnes 10 r.Da!r dan.
ages by hr" ~ 1903" Monument Ave
rIU 10 cost 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03

ThOm1s Q flcIchcr. an ATTORNEY
witn .oiaces ia Hichmond. and form.
crly deputy clerk Of De Hcnrico cir
cDii Court. ANNOUNCED yesterday That
he VII! be Il candidate In the Demo
cratic primary Inr nomination 10 Inc
House Of Delegates from Iienrico
County. Mr.. Fletcher graduated in
law al Richmond College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
GnrIcn duh win Meet

meet with Mrs. William - Thomas.
1921 West Franklin street. tomorrow
afternoon. at $3.50 o'clock Notices
have been sent 10 members request
ink q full attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
VIII Adhrrs. p,ihian.

Or. a. j. Weinstcin Will sneak IN
The Battlefield OF the Gcrnsr at a
meeting OF Myrtle Lodge. No. 25.
ki!Bhrs or Pyth!as, tonigh, at 8
o'clock, In the lodge ro0mg. The
rank OF Knight Will be conferred at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03

ihr February term az tho CIT. cir
cunt Court viii begin next Monday
morning, az which time .IudE. scott
VIZ can IN" docket and sct cases for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03

The University cf Richmond. viii ad
dress ia" Meme club OF 81. lanes
-. - ,n9rrh At luncheon TO-
business Mems cub.
Mrs. X Me. Burlington was chosen
president o: the Bon Air Community
League AZ recent meeting. other
"lNc"rs chosen AT this time We're: Mrs.
NJ j.: iuGd. vice president. Miss Fan
ne " liners. secretary, and Miss G. <
i"M"fs' treasurer. Chairman OF COM
.,lt"s chosen at this time were:
Mrs I NJ. kennedy, education: Miss
i:dth llazcu. health and sanitation:
MIS- Ricnari GoolScy, membership.
',Fi"iHmcn' Mrs L. u Munford.
president OF the ro-Opcrativc Educa-
non "' Virginia, VIII speak before
~" newly organized league next
The hoard of managers for tho Re
treat Tor iho SICK will meet this
w'fn.Ha at II O'Clock in tho hospital
for So mas been received
~ " II Joyncs. chief OF The FIR.
.1tin."''iIpS"N from = Il, CARRIER y
53l2 Williamsburg
's'''. H'ion, as an expression OF APP
.'i'..~'inu % Inc work O! tho nrrin.u
.i " recent fire at the CARRIER Ware
purln2 January the chesa,eakc
,ia ono ia.lrcai hauled Though
l"' HH.'ni sonic SSH cars lnlG.d with
coo. ir' Newport News. or iio.7aT
"hs' .h Increase OF about - per cent
nN"f l.c rDrTcsp ouding period Of last
year. '"''
L"Li'naH' Kirk Eroadaus. former
~ wcmtC OF T. Company. EjcL.
inond Iisht Infantry Hlucs, Won thlrI
L."S. in ih" contest for the BEST
.I"Ihtu rem1uut IN the confess; FOR
ssrpop cnIccle ~ The Mounted Services
announced yestcTdiy. Iie,itcron,
Hr0adnus IS stationed with the Fourih
United stats Cavalry and rode AT In"
t,Ine ienIy Kichmond."< When i'm
thiS CITY hc was c.npie1ed in ihc
Offices OF the second .AuGstor Of Viz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03

The hoard of mauagcrs for tho Re
.i'tt i9r Nc SICK viii meet this
mpru.H. 40 II o'clock in the hospitaI
Evening journal., 1921-03-10
TO STOP FALLING HAIR
Partisan sage Keeps Scalp Healthy
and Prevents Dandrun.


II your hair Is falling out. or Is
faded. dry, streakcd and scraggly and
new hair does not grow. the roots must
he Immediately vitalized and nourished.
To do this quickly. safely and most
effectively get bottle of Partisan Sage
from your druggist and follow the sim
pie directions for home use.
Partisan sage Is guaranteed 20 quickly
hanish all dandrun. stop itching scalp
and failing hair and stimulate a new
growth nr money refunded. lts In
great demand by discrim mating women
because 10 makes the hair 10 soft lua-
frous. and easy 20 manage. and appear
much heavier than a. really Is.
A massage wlh Partisan Sage r. a
real delight easy 20 use. not sticky n
daintily perfumed antiseptc liquid that
does not change tho hairs natural color.
II you want a clean. healthy scalp. and
plenty of thick. gnod-looking hair, start
using Partisan Sage now-tonight. y. b.
Danforth will supply you and guarantee
money refunded n not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1921-03-10
Physicians Warning

We are constantly warned against
the danger OF allowing colds 10 de-
velop. Mayr's Pine Needle Balm ap-
piled 10 the nose at the first sugges-
ton Of a cold will check IL almost
Immediately. This stimulating pine
fragrance is so soothing and healing
that catarrh, and colds OF the head
nose and throat clear quickly when
IL is used. Keep up your health by
always having on hand a tube OF
Mayr's Pine Needle Balm and apply
freely. This refreshing pine forest
essence clears the nasal passages and
promotes normal breathing. Sold in
two sizes-30c and 60c tubes Free
trial by writing George II. Mayr. 219
W. Austin Ave. Chicago Mayr's
Pine Needle Balm is for sale by J..
NJ. Eckerd and druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1921-03-10

conditions Is great
"The directories canvass { n o
northern cities In the summer and
the southern cities in the winter"
says Polk, There is less temptation
for an enumerator TO save steps by
trusting TO the corner grocer for his
Information
If the census were taken over by
the Directory Publishers Associa-
tion, Of which he is a past president.
Polk would advocate that the
enumeration extend over a period OF
year, instead OF being rushed "a
completion in a few weeks, as az
present