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Evening journal., 1919-06-17
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PURIFIES BLOOD

lou can't expect weak kidneys 10
inter the acids and poisons out of your
system unless they are given little help
Don't allow them 70 become diseased
when little attention now will pre-
vent IT, Don't try to cheat nature
As soon as you commence to have
backaches. feel nervous and tired GET
busy. These are usually warnings
that your kidneys are not working
DO not delay minute. Go after the
cause Of your ailments or you may find
yourself in the grip Of an incurable dis
ease. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil can
sules will give almost immediate relief
from kidney troubles GOLD NED
AL Haarlem Oil Capsules will do
the work. They are the pure original
Haarlem Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in Haarlem. Hol-
land. Ask yonr druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and accept no substitutes.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on
every box. Three sizes. sealed packages.
Money refunded if they do not quickly
help you-
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
WILL GET COST OF
PRODUCING MILK

NEWARK. June i7-Ralph p. Hotis,
" the United states Dairy Department,
Nho has charge OF The cost OF pro-
1ucng milk project which is being
aiken up through the New Castle
County Farm Bureau, in corporation
Nth the MiddleioWn and Diamond State
Cow Testing Associations, has csctab-
ished permanent headquarters at Mid
ileiown. Mr.. Hotis has completed in
fenioryinr the herds and euuinnenle Of
ihe twenty farmers who are co-opcrat-
ing in the work and NE is now ready
20 begin The routine OF the work, which
Nill continue through a period of two
fcars.
The purpose Of the project Is 10 OBJ
'ein data incident 10 The detailed cost
nf producing milk Every item. no
difference how minute, which enters
nto The cost of producing milk, viii be
Akcn into consideration.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
ANOTHER Influenza
EPIDEMICPREDICTED
Method Of Treatment is
Found, Doctor Tells Medi-
cal Association
WILL PRESENT
PAPER ON SUBJECT

NEW YORK, June i7.-Another cpl
icmlc of influenza. greater in proper
lion than that which prevailed last
year. IS almost certain TO spread over
lhe country this year, Dr. Charles H.
duncan. Of this city, yesterday told the
Allied Medical Association Of America,
in convention here
Doctor Duncan declared that the in
duenza germ was imported 10 this coun-
try through the navy and later scatter
ed through the army camps, and thence
go The civilian population.
he said he disagreed with statements
that nothing has been done that Will
provide successful means OF COM
batting influenza.
ron the other handn he added. 1--WE
have a method and that method is in
use by some OF the, members OF this
organization who have treated many
cases and have not lost one
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
The Horning-In Aufopesf

Not All the flst tires are on The auto
wheeis Some Of 'em sit IN back Of
me steering wheel. And the nattest Of
me nat is the autopest with the two
cylinder think engine that hits on one,
me yap That works the horning-in gag
win MS gas gondola Never stays iR
me with the other buzz buggies on the
avenue When the traffic general hoisis
me stop palm this bird m0oches along
the sidelines aiming a timber eye for a
space 10 horn in ahead Of the rest so
hell be that much closer for the 20
thumb. on the hop he never follows
the procession. Always has his hoof
on the pedal ready 20 duck out and
crowd in front Of the other chuggers.
Too bad all The leftover hand grenades
are TO be made into Md banks.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
Hun Flag Hung Out 10 Dry,
Russ Captain Apologies

The American colonel was talking
and pointing. lie wasn't even bother
ing with an interpreter The captains
eyes as he reached the deck followed
tlle colonels line Of yslon-there high
above the American ensign fluttered
me German lag-insolently and naunt.
lngly. The captains surprise and chag-
rim was 50 complete and so unassumed
That the colonel believed him instant
ly. Apologies and regrets were pro-
fusely offered and quietly received and
the next time the russians launder
their ilags on that gunboat every wash
hoy Will know that even for drying
purposes certain flags can't be strung
above the Stars and Stripes.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
TRIMS roR NAcATIoNIsTs.

WASHINGTON. June i7.-Federal
railroad administration officials say
they believed h will be possible 10 pro-
vide equipment for large number Of
holiday travellers in the next few weeks,
despite the great homeward movement
OF overseas troops.
The greatest point OF congestion will
be around New York and Newport
News, bat Ia other parts Of the coun-
try the railroad administration expects
TO be able TO take care Of all vacation
travellers
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
GAMERS WANT u. s.
TO PAY THEIR BILLS

Congressman Caleb r. Layton has
brought before the House Of BeDresen-
tatiyes that many thousands Of dollars
are still due tomato Gamers Of this
State for tomatoes sold the War De
partment during the war The men
have been unable 10 obtain pay for the
tomatoes, and have been unable to OBJ
tain any explanation. Congressman
Layton has insisted that an accounting
/ be made al the earliest possible date.
I In bringing the matter before his
colleagues in Congress, the Delaware
Representative pointed ont that Della
ware has done her duty faithfully
and fearlcssly through tie war. and
MAT II was due 10 the Gamers Of the
state that they receive a fair deal.
In reply TO the question as 10
whether the Delaware Gamers had
met the specifications laid down by The
War department, Congressman Layton
declared That Delaware grows the best
tomatoes in the world, and that The
Federal Government purchasing agents
have admitted that they We're canned
to meet the directions and requirements
OF the department.
ihere Is no objection made by any
Official OF the department as to any
failure Of The growers or Gamers tnI
meet the Standard" said Representa-
tive Layton. The fact that the to-
matoes were contracted for and then
consumed literally by tons, both in
France and in the camps at home.
should be sufficient evidence Of the
accuracy Of my claim There must be
some other reason for the failure Of
the department to let my faithful con-
have their well earned money. !
The failure Of the department 10 |
promptly meet its bills works great
hardship on the packers and Gamers |
Their capital is tied up. and in order 10 /
obtain more money with which 10 run /
their industries they must go TO the |
banks and pay per cent. interest. |
This, in effect, means that they arc
losing 6 cents on every dollars worth
Of goods they have supplied the gov
'rnment for every year Of delay in re
Giving payment"
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
ORcAN RECITAL NT CnnkMAN.

Tho new Haskell pipe organ recently
piaced IN Goodman NJ. r. Church. Four
leenth and dupont streets, viii be OPEN
I'd this evening with an organ recital
ny Dr. Ward, OF Philadelphia, assisted
by a double male quartet from the
Qrpheus Club. The soloist VIII be J..
N. Engleman. Dr. Ward is president
OF the organist Association, Of phila-
delphia. and ranks high in musical cir
rles there.
The double quartet is composed of
Charles B. Price, =. Butler, nr. c. y.
Pierce Mr.. Burkhcad, j. NJ Englcman.
q NJ Carver, r. Mitchell ami A. >.
Butler.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
POISON GAS IN SEA
INJURIOUS TO RATIprnc

y 2 a. Special TO The Evening Journal
LONDON, June H. Drums OF Amer
lean poison gas washed up by the sea
along The shore near Swansea have re-
suited i'm serious burns for BOYS In
bailing and for fishermen who have
attempted 20 handle them
Evening journal., 1919-06-17
AMERICANS LEAVE
VIENNA FOR PRACT-E

y. =. \. Special to The Evening Journal
PRAGUE, June l7--Amerlcan firms
winch heretofore have had their head
quarters in Vienna are transferring
lhese to Prague, The capital OF the
Czecho-sloyak republic.
Evening journal., 1919-06-17

Advertise your home for sale in the
Want Ads and you VIII be delighted
with the result.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
walk to your work if possible.

walk to your work if possible.
9. Eat three uniform meals day. and avoid a
breakfast of mere coffee, and mere piece of cake
or something of the kind for lunch. Special pre-
caution should be taken against gorgng at dinner time
when the stomach least able to cope with the largest
meal of the day. and which practice is bound to lower
the resistance of the system.
10. Keep and dry; wrapping up the neck
exposing the neck and arms undy are undesirable
in the changing weather of the fall
II. Battle frequently. The skin is part of the
breathing system of the body and must be aired.
IL. Exercise regularly both in the open and in
doors if possible.
IS, Avoid common drinking cup or glass.
IA. If you feel sick and nave cold coming OF
go to bed. Call the doctor Stay in bed until tn,
doctor says you get up and don't receive callers
visitors until the doctor says the danger of infec
ton is passed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
PLANNING THE JEWISH NATION.

IL There is something intensely interesting in the
ANS now taking definite shape in this country for gath
ring the Jews of the earth together again in PaIes-
dnes their ancestral home something made possible by
The defeat of Germany-and Turkey-in the war A
definite program for the development of Jewish COM
Onwealth in Palestine prepared last week by the
Zionist organization of America in convention in Chic
Plans for financing the project and for de-
veoping Palestine economically and industrally were
recommended in report of the joint executive commit
bees after listening to Justice Louis Brandes of the
United States Supreme Court and Prof. Felix Frank
furter their observations in Palestine and in Paris
The committee report declared the political stu
alton concerning Jewish Palestine is eminently salts
factory and that the period for practical preparatory
work in Palestine has begun
The committee made the following recommended
lions:
Purchase of lands on an extensive scale by the
Jewish National Fund, The Zion Commonwealth Inc,
and other land purchasing corporations of the Zionist
movement. l.,...
campaign against malaria to be waged vigorous
b in advance of any extensive immigrations
Aforestaton to prevent encroachment of sand. to
stabilize the rainfall, and to provide timber supply
Irrigation to promote agriculture
" Financial support of the Hebrew University
t Palestine eventually contain large popula-
tion" the report sad land the lines of development
should be agricultural, industrial and commercial"
The committee called all classes of Jews to sub
scribe financial support to the movement
The report declared that political discussion should
cease the principle of Zionism had been sanctifed
by public and official opinion.
The resolution adopted providing for the trans
Ter of all the central administrative and financial in
situations and activities of the Zonists organization to
Palestine after its political status has been established
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
HOW TO FIGHT THE FLU.

In order to avoid recurrence of the influenza
spidemic whose ravages last year resulted in great
Mss of life the New York Association for Improving
the Condition of the Poor has made public the following
rules calculated to ward off this dangerous disease
which have the endorsement of the physicians of the
association:
/. Obey all regulations of the city health au-
Shorities.
2. Avoid crowds
g. Stay away from anyone having cough or cold
T. Drink plenty of fresh water
s, Keep the home well ventilated and be sure
there is plenty of fresh air day and night.
6. Sleep with the windows open
T. Avoid fatigue and get plenty of rest; in par
Seular, avoid fatigue of the stomach and excessive
eating of unsuitable food Sleep is of the NEST i'm
IEaztant things and the thing that is most neglected
a. Be as much possible in the open ar aRC
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
TROUBLES OF HER OWN.

) Pretty ugly situation in Macon looks like they
need capital removal suggests Miss Emily Wood
ward editor of the Vienna News Which gives rise to
the thought that Macon busy right now with trou-
bes of her own that she might well be glad she is not
IA the midst of an election campaign for removal of the
capital
The events of the last week or two in the would
be capital city-especay the last three four days
have hardly been of the variety to make the outsider
want to go there to live But the people of the remain
der of the state are hoping that Macon may come back
by staging real housekeeping in the municipal elac-
ton now only few days away
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
HARRIS SILENTLY ACTIVE.

Georgia is threatened with the greatest coal short
age IN history due to the fact that the director gen
eral of railroads is discriminating against the Tennes
see and Kentucky mines in the distribution of cars
Nineenths of the coal used in this state from
these mines, which being worked half time for
the lack of cars, while all others running on full
time, having ample shipping facilities. Senator W. j.
Harris has taken this matter up with Director General
Hines, and entered vigorous protest against this pat
ent discrimination, which it is hoped will result in
change of policy Instead of talking to the galleries
Senator Harris is regularly doing something of prac
teal importance to his constituents and bids fair tc
become the most useful Senator Georgia has had ir
many yeaB-Lawrenceville News-Herald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
BARNEY BARUCH AND THE CABINET,

If Barney Baruch should be nominated for a Cabi-
net position according to the general rumor the cot
people of the South would stage fight which would
give President Wilson the time of his life. Mr. Wilson
boasts that he is of fighting blood, but his League of
Nations fight would be tame compared with the
fight he would have his hands with the cotton grow
ers, who feel that Barney gave them very, very cold
deaL-Manufacture Record
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
What Other Editors Say
MORE THAN A NEIGHBOR.

Mr.. J. Gordon Jones of Cordele, has announced his
intention to oppose Mr. Crisp for congress, next term
We like to be neghbory and therefore would be glad
to support candidate from an adjoining town, but Mr.
Crisp has proven himself than neighbor, he has
proven himself friend and very efficient congress
man, whom count it privilege to support.-Vienna
News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21

ITNCLE SANS as slick is, and he's in a
class alone; when he asks me for my taxes,
dig up without a groan; OH dig the hard-earned
money, put it in sack of gunny, and with smile
serene and sunny carry him the buck and bone
And I'd do it still more gayly if he didn't waste it
so; people tell me- hourly daily, that our Uncle
burns the dough; he blows in the precious roubles
like drunkard blowing bubbles, caring little for the
troubles that their earning made know. 1t is
wrong, 0 Uncle Sammy, all struggles to forget;
for the dollars cold and clammy, we have earned in
toll and sweat; you are welcome, when you need 'em,
in the sacred cause of freedom, but you really
shouldn't feed 'em to the cows, already yet. We
have earned them at the forges have earned them
pitching hay; we have earned them digging gorges
in the hard unyielding clay; have earned them
digging 'taters we have earned them steering freight
ers and it jars us to CATERS when you throw the
scads away. Uncle, let there be an ending to the
carnival of waste; quit this jamboree of spending
quit it all, with seemly haste; save the taxes and
the wages, that the shining pages of the works
of future sages your redemption may be traced.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
KER-CHOO!

"Tom Watson Takes Snuff-W His Followers
Sneeze?" reads headline in the Washington News Re
porter Yes, street! They sneezing to beat the
band all Georgia and far West the Mississippi
However, we don't know if it is on account of Tom
Watson the hay fever.-GreensbOro raldJournal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-21
The Three Hundred.

What are your spears, o XerXes?
What are your sings. proud Persian,
with your 100000 soldiers sheeting
the plains of Greece with splendor, and
roaring, like the jubilant sea, along the
Pass of Thermopylae? There stands
Leonidas with his 300, rOcklike; and
they beat you back with an idea
George William Curtis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-02
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
. REDUCE MESSAGE COST

The telegraph lines of the country
passed from government to private
control at midnight Thursday night.
Immediately there came announce
ments from the Postal Telegraph and
Western Union companies of a reduc-
ton of 20 per cent in the rates on
certain classes of messages The
Postal does not handle day letters, but
the reduction applies to messages and
night letters, while the Western Union
cut is applicable to day and night
messages and day and night letters.
Only intrastate business, however
comes within the scope of the reduced
schedule. Messages going outside of
the state will be charged for at the
same rate as before.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-02
Gard of Thanks.

/ wish to thank my friends who
were so Kind to me during the recent
illness and death of my wife, also foi
their floral offerings.
WILL PEPPMOELI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-02

No ice deliveries on Sundays. Pro-
cure sunday requirements on Satur-
day. Phone calls received up to 1880
saturday. Ice can be had at Crystal
platform any day at so cents 100
pounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-02
Mrs. c. +, Jones formerly resident

Mrs. C. f. Jones formerly resident
/ Of this city.
/ Quincy Handles, the timber exam
I iner of the United States forest sery-
ice, has returned to the city after an
uilIclal trip to the forests at Flag
STAFF and Williams, Ariz. Mr.. Randles
! says That section of Arizona has been
visited by very heavy transforms the
past few weeks.
n, E. LeSuer, representing the
Union Central Life Insurance COM
pany returned to the city yesterday
from Venice, Cal, where Mrs. LeSuer
and children are pending the summer
Mr. LeSuer will attend to business
here for few days, and then return
to California.
Mrs. r. S. Plat, formerly of this
city, now of Hurley n. NJ, where Mr..
Platt is in the employ of the Chino
Copper company, is here on visit
to her sisters, Mrs. Louise Davis and
Mrs. Anna Weed, 722 South Third
street. Mrs Davis was operated on
at local hospital short time ago
and is reported getting along nicely
Col d. X. b. Sellers yesterday an
nounced the sale of brick cottages,
Nos. Az and Ala East Central ave
.''O'. 'PpCSi'S lhe l'uDllC" lluTuTy. 10
local parties. He sold a choice resi-
dence site in Luna place to j. D.
House, who has begun the erection of
a siX-room house thereon, and also
sold two lots in Luna place to Burg
and Prichard. who viii build three
houses on the two lots
Owing to alterations now being
made at st. Johns Episcopal church
and the installation of the new pipe
organ, no Sunday school or II o'clock
services will be held next Sunday.
There will be the usual early celebra-
ton of holy communion at o'clock
In the morning. The rector will be
absent on his vacation the remaining
Sundays of August. but Sunday school
and the IL O'Clock service will be con-
Quoted by others.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28

WEDGE interesuiacych opowie--
sciach wprost z pola WALK spedzono
Gas do pozna W nocy.
Porucznik Scheffler W prywatnem
zyciu, do kt6rego wkr6tce wr6ci, Jest
z zaWodu adwokatem i pracowai
dawniej u firmy Moses, Kosenthal
and Kennedy.
Porucznik Scheffler przyobiecaI
spisa6 swoje przygody. skoro mu
czas ma to pozwoli, dla opubliko--
wanna.
q -: q
Wsadze ~wojskowe donosza. re 10,
zet Musielewicz. 1923 n. Hoyne ave.
zmarf we Francyi z powodu choro-
by a ma liscie rannych podaja W.
Nowaka, S27, Clinton ave. 1 Jana
Kulakowskiego, Fam pnr. 1884
Whipple III.
cu =
Ma transportowcu Pueblo wylado.
waio W New Yorku dwu Polak6w
siuzacych W dziale ambulans6w. Sa
niemi: Edward Janik, 263S South
S%paulding v I Tomas Witkowski.
1S41 Harvey nj.
q q q
K6lko Dramatyc1ne ma Stanisla--
wowie wystepuje W niedziele dnia
27go kwietnia z wesoia 1 popularna
s7tuks p. t. sWtcek 1 Wacek" a z
przedstawienia tejze, czysty doch6i
przekaZuje ma Fundusz Milionowy.
Pr6ba tel sztuki odbedzie sic dzisiaj
W sail KoSciuszki o godzinie Smej
wieczorem.
q - q
Sprytnego figla wypiatali ziodzie-
je chicagoscy oh. Michalowi Try
byskiemu, kt6ry prowadzi sk}ad
rzezniczy pnr. 1903 Milwaukee ave.
Zakradli sic oni do skladu, wynie--
sli z wnetrza kase ogniotrwaIa wa
zaca 400 funt6w, kt6ra umiescili ma
automobile towarowym i odjechali.
W kasie znajdowa}o sic $4,000 60
t6vka | diva w~olnoSciowe bondy. Au
tomobil uayty do tego celu wZiety
byf z garazu, mieszczacego sic W ty-
le sklepu.
q -
Pawe} Kwidzynski, powr6cil pare
dni temu do Chicago z obozu Zacha-
ry Taylor, W poblizu Louisville, KY,
gdzie sfuzyf przez siedm miesiecy W
departamencie transportacyi. Obec'
ME pracuje on W kancelaryi agenta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28
nNOTATKIA
NEPORTERA

Porucznik Edward Scheffler, re
slynnego Gallant 69th New York"
RegimenN, kt6ry przez przeszio
rok walczyl ma froncie francuskim W
Diwyzyi tax Twanei Rainbow Divi-
sion" i byf " ka1dej wielkiej walce
W kt6rej Amerykanie brali udzial,
wr6cii do domu onegdaj ma pietna-
~sto-dniowy urlop z Camp Dodge, do
kad musi wrociG po o%stateczne pa
piery uwalniajace go cd czynuej
sIuEby wojskowej.
Ma przyjecie mtodego porucznika
grono przyjaci6l zebralo sic W do
mu PIP. Scheffler6w, 114S No. Robey
utica, miedsy mimi sedzia Ed. K.
Jareeki q iona, sekr. gen. Macierzy
Polskiej, p. Tom. s. Blachowski z
iona; p. F. Kosecki z iona, PAM
Biedks z dwoma c6rkami, Emilia /
Zofia, DR.. Jan Liss, NJ. S~tarzynski,
H. Nowak, 1 fnni. Przy miiej poga-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28

i sobote a teraz zadaja zamkniecia
sklep6w W czwartki O godzinie $40
stej.
+ 90, =
Przedstawienie sztuki ,,Fabiola"
o~dbedzie sic specyaInie ola dzieci W
sobote o godz. 2:30 popoludniu W
sail Sw. Trolley. Niedzielne przedsta-
wienie ,,Fabioli" odbedzie sic po--
dug starego czasu o godzinie 7:30
wiecozrem.
q -. u
d W parafii Sw. Kazimierza Kr. W
miejscowosci zwanej Streator, ILL.,,
kt6rej proboszczem jest X. Mccoy
slaw Szaleski, W przysz}ym tygo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28

Racine, pred obliczem sedziego Sa-
muela H. Trude. Pc wysiuchaniu
obu stron sedzia postal pania Du--
cka ma szesG miesiecy do domu po-
prawy.
Il 81: q
Subjekci p~racujacy W skladach
mebli, mieszczacych sic ma ulicy
Milwaukee, ME zgiosili sic dzisiaj
do piracy, z powodu nieporozumienia
jake powstaio miedzy niemi a praco
dawcami. Robotnicy zadaja ably Eaz-
diego czwartku robota konczyla sic
o godzinie 6tei wieczorem. Dotych-
czas pracowali oni diva wieczory W
~tygodniu a mianowicie W czwartek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28

~celaryi Wydziaiu N%arodowego, pnr.
2138 Pierce ave. gdzie otrzymaia
%potrzebne wskazowki.
!: 90 - .
e.. Krakow" stara stolica Polski,
bedzie tematem lektury, kt6ra odbe-
dziesie dzisiai w%ieczorem o godzinie
8mej W .szkole Burr, PREY ulicy
Ashland i Wabansia. Jestto nader
Interestingly odczyt. urozmaicony Cd
powiednimi obrazami. Odczyt wy
glosi D. Noll, dyrektor parku Pu}a-
skiego. Wstep ma sale,wolny i tylko
dla starszych. y