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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
c-uacH NOTICES

ST EAENABAS' church Bangor st.
ReV Y. Q. Anderson rector SUNDAY
scnooi- closing session. "a St Mark s
church. lh.1 A. N; eVensung with ar
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATION.
Al Rer- CLAYTON =. Boptflpr minister
II-.a A NJ. -nusIc nv quartet, Ars. NJ
Z. SawIeiie. Ms. Ralph Ersk;ne Georre
Anderson and Ee-oe-- E Goodwin: or
EanlE,- Mrs Geo Il Br1ckerr. Men :
iururn N ne church az LIZ a u.
FlRST BAPTIST. Winthrop street. z
s. Philbroak Morning worship al ln.a
with se-lnun or me pRsfur: Iupc. ''T,1e
hnpwieQEe That Is Llte:" InlI-weeI !,
SERVICES Wednesday, evening AZ %
Children dEy cuncer. Sunday evening
al ID cipck.
WINTHROP 81 CNTvERsALs-
Rev a Francis Walcn minister Ser
vices al M.3e with sermon Dr the minis
Ter AuEus1a and Bethlehem Masonic
-otEes viii attend IN ooGy tur nj
celebration Of 81 John day
ST Ma RAS church. Pleasant st-eet
ReT- y @. Anderson -ecror (frN sun.
nv AFTER TRINITY. Hoiy COMMUNION
80 A M children eucharist tcinslnr
sunday schools. lid A M: evensons
win sermon. II ? NJ Eoly com.
runipn ave-- week fav except Monica
N me -ecrur- cnape: a. 80 A M A.
St Mark t3ome. npir cnInmuEiun N
Tuesday Il 4 M, IN FRIDAY, mains
Gt a N
Al ST Marks church Sunday morning
me children eucnRrlEi will De at IT"
instead Of ne usual hour. 50 -aa1 Int
parents ~ me Sunday school scholars.
as WEI as arv others VINO M wiEE Tc
come. cal 40 so. TINS viii De ne c.us-
re sessipn Of me SUNDAY schools IF st
MH-E and St SR-na Das churches The
children sing ne service very well and
there is No Se,-vic- al St Mark who :
+ more lea ut.fui and devuut than ne
cnilu,ec 3 auCnaT!st. The music Tor t.re
setting which Is Used Was composed by
ne NE Bishop Goldman
-EaLE-1A-. SCIENCE society, WI
lig-rS street Services a. N-@: suD1ec-.
rs ne Universe. Including Man. Erolr-
az nv A -urnic Force" Sunday scflpul.
1880; WeGnesday, ?. N. Reading
--r,oITl. %.B Wafer street. 70 o.le and :
% 9 ? NJ. Also. isnning library Of Az
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE EAF-
--S- church. Rev William r Wopd.
pastor 1o.3o A. NJ, worship and ser
mon noon church school; . e. ser
y-rce omitted IN Children day cCn-
Crit pra ver meeting "Wednesday, 80
ALL SOULS Unitarian church. PauI
T7tla!en minister: $50 a NJ, church
scBs.pl lL.:o =. M. morning service
WITH a,7t:srns n the choir; sermon Dy
tire n Mister
GOSPEL M-sSTCN-sundKv school al
20 z n. gospel services al and 30
y n meetings IN Tuesday, Thrrscar
weir,irne
FRIENDS NeetinEc SUNDAY srhopl
a; -.3r = n worship az P NJ with
sermon by he pastor; prayer -nce-,ng
Thursday evening al % ?. n Albert
y smith. pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Program Tor Sunday n tsso Wiaes,rnp
Sf-eet aaptast Church
Sunday VIII M observed as CAii6ren q
dsy a, the Winthrop Br-set BamaE
church with special SERMON tur the
children pv the pastor. Rer. z. 8. @i;-
nrunk. N ne morning anu a cununrs
IN The evening al % Following is tn
evenings program.
March. r,rn-
usun.,Ear L Streaming. Chorus choir
Recitation Of welcome.
r., Beatrice LeiEnrnn
They SKY That am -srtie."
The Children King chorus nor
) une One Day n the Tear
Heien Monroe
5ectAIlun, Powers MCLEAN
WaR1 L Was Meant for
Beuiah Grant
a osRuE-A verse Ernest Drhyyple
nssiecnon Orchestra
@ Praise he Lari with CslaanesE.
Chorus choir
AecilR-nn. Angela Mclean
Eeclta nun. Isabelle PaiihrooK
' y eca! SOLO. louise NRso-
-'ufIk 0f1
Alf-s Flowers NJ the Field
PRIMARY Department
= BOY Newell Rummerv
1--WE -or 1--we. JeRneIte Harrington
-, 4 Do Nv Par LeiRnu Cnie
Bsrna-a etuar.
our Ek-t. Owen Cuf-;er
Offering {-nusac by the orchestra.
DON Miss ne SunhHAms.-
Chorus Choir
nsn We -4rsd Ee,e Long Aga
lena Sleeves
PiRno SOLO, FiuYrncs Wilson
y Nan1 % Be SolnetnIng for Jesus.
Saunders Pa..erson
Exsrcise-' The Kingdom Of Love.
Five g-r4s
II Of Ne ouT EoE, Dorothy Bell
a..'ctAlnn. EversI; Sleeves
Getting Out n SUNDAY school.
Ruth Dow and Franz Monroe
The Children Juuiies.
Chorus cnuir
SOME Bows Of ne Bibis.
The star Class
5t11frks. Rev Z. :. Phiihrank
lEpod-nIEfI, Myrtle Ruwe
America" AL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

dersfpud by mEny. bur that acoufumg
* the Statute. No white perch shall he
taxen from tins lake Until The trN Gay
If July
IN regular district meeting N the L
O. @. p. Of Etna- Dexter. Cor1nna znn
Newport. wHs held n Newport IN June
ID. tae meeting being called 20 order Al
s,cIock P NJ. This was the largest
district meeting which Inns been held n
;il,s district enr some yearz- there neinE
= mcnnerr OF the disfrrcf present AZ
The meeting A. the ciuse of the meef-
inE supper was served IN about lDe
members Dist. Deputy G. n. h a
Finn. Of Etna was present
III, ufrsuss Of Eewunr, v3ilo0 m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
Ladier' Golf Tournament
al Ccuutrv Club TODAY

large deid IS expected eor the
Iacies tournament which viii be
played 0rer The course Of the An
gusta Country Club TINS afternoon.
tandicaps a-s being arranged with
a view OF putting me poor PLAYERS
On absolute equality with the rnpre
experienced ones
Handsome prizes VIII De gwen -ae
winners n TINS event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
80 =g<ZlGsS> LECsZaCSSsEsES z

geT-e crepe al nicely trimmed
marked a. s..9K. Ss.9s and S5.yk; IN
trimmed Pananas marked a. s. 10,
SID and s--M: g. per cent linen
crash worm .. 1-ec. special :hc a
yard nensrcned u per cent linen
rpwels, value 5sc. special s9c, 3s-
inch fancy -ussa1 silks. worth g. 90.
LndRy 79c q yard Pa.mul;ve suRp
&c q cake. tor &c. Ense ha1h soap
II &c. FloTl1la soaSa special 5c
a cake. June sale muslin under
wear now gong on. Be sure and al
tend This sale as they are Offering
some excellent value L viii pay
you u buy now as prices viii DC
very nuch higher
SPecial offerings III Chernuwsky s
store tur women 1oday IN ne
corset deDAr-Inen. another lot vi
Warner SD corse,s. special a,
s-0f. seven dozen ladies nignl
gowns, hamburg trimmed az s. 90:
ladies' drawers. well maze and
Hamburg trimmed sl-ab, n their
sweater department. fry silk and
"a'hi 80 sA~iAF SAfpbEeeI Il
sell for ss.BA. coiprs sucn as copper
-ose. grey, IAN and black spec,a-ly
priced Al sc.gR Another case 4
hose fine black silk fiber nose IN Al.
colors 1or nc: Ladies wrIte WASH
skirts with snlr-ed pockets ana
gathered ION. special a, s.39E: new
1u- IF silk rape de chine waist {
specially priced a SIS ana Saa:
ladies' vuile waists Al 500 and
E5n Ever coa- SUIT or dpiraa-
DCw marked wy dUwn II close III,
regardless II cost prices s.D. 90
sooaa.oh and So. 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Mrs p c. Wright and aaur.,.,
Afnrls OF West Gardiner Were guests
On thursday Of Mrs. WrlEnf's SISTER
MITE Frank Staples Of A-sena
street coming ID witness the r-adu.
atom nf Miss Hnrrense Stzoies t-~,,r
the Cony Ega school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
NEWPORT

A. " Lander has p4en appointed
game wa-tisn for Ne0porf ana vicinity
ann wishes 70 call the Xrienti0n 81
those who FISH IN the waters Of Lake
Sebnsticpek. 10 the cact that, the law
nj season for catching vhits p1scs
rom these WATERS dpes not hagsn with
June nth, as has been erruns0uE'y IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
WANT OLYMPIC
GAMES OF 1924
IN CHRISTTANA

Mile Leu,ne WAkn0eld vuaf q rAe
4-nE express Friday a<faRnuaa - AZ
lenn n TIE evening the Cnmnanre-
mnn1 dance a. BoWdoin Callsxe. Har
nnofhEr. LaHyance wakelieae has
returned 70 nIs hnane n thus city
rum Bowdnin Collage for the szm-
meF vacation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

All the children vino are going 70
lake part N rhe Chii6ren's Day con-
cere al the Winthrop street Raot,s,
cnurcn are requested 70 be present
at the church during the regular
sunday school period of the church
for a full rehearsal. Don'- fail n
attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Frank j. Staples returned F-,a,r
10 Bath 70 resume his wor, .~.-
passlng Thursday IN tins city to at
Deno the Cony High school E-adua-
nnn exercises IL which ms daughter
aor1ense Staples. was one of me
graduates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Philip McGoridrick. who is a sru.
DENT a. the University of Maine. ar-
rived In the city FRIDAY. where he
VII pass the. summer vacxtiun. M
Mcsouidrick has accepted a position
II the State Laboratory uf Hrr,.,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

The Maine State Guernsey ASSOC
ciaupn viii meet with Charles
Sey at Coid Brook Farm, Mon
mouth. June rs Tor an all Gay meet
ing Basket lunch HI noon. Spezk-
eis expected 70 De present are a
representative of the American
Guernsey Car.le Club. County Agent
A l. Deerng. r s Adams and DR..
IwItc:nen. Al Interested N Gueyn-
Beys VIII be welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Troop No. q. AuEcsta Boy Scouts.
viii meet at the bridge Saturday at
ternoen. June 21sl. al O'Clock for a
shprt hike and a campfire. The
Scouts will 70 prepared 70 cook their
supper The hike viii De Under the
direction Of Scpur1nasler z. s. Phil
brook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Special Sales
ADVERTISEMENT,

i3uyen please nn.s TIM. tn v.lnD
usted in thas ouaunm axs tm uz,s AnY
Rly.1
J. p Biiodsau has Just received
2 new lot Of white canvas and pop
lin oEurds and pumps On sale TO-DAY
Al $3.50.
G. r. Biloueau has few more
Sport shirts for sale toda- al 6sc
also a special lot Of neg:igee shirts
with sin cuffs for 69c. They have
Just received a new snipmen; Of
mems straw hats n small sizes.
Marksun Bros. have q spec,ai today
of ladies' capes II velour anG serge
al shades at SLABS. sle-9s and val
hes up 10 SIS.
Swift & Turner have the following
specials TO-DAY: $3.50 nickel TEA ksI
tie for s17s; rolls toilet paper CSC:
market baskets three Sizes. 59C. 49c
and 6gc: size egg bea-ers 1Dc-
Speciais AZ John CouEnfin s TODAY
are: Maine Maid Sweets. sc a IL;
Jersey ice cream IN the following
fiarors: Vanilla. cnfee. strawberry
chocolate. harlequin harvard and
Country club II -I7pie-seal bricks a!
3bc a pint. Make cherries. 5Sc q
pound.
George A Ellinwoon offers for q
Saturday speclAl an 1sIS: window
screen for 45c-
An exceptional value n Cooper s
light weight union suits a. Seane &
C-oss' Today. s. vaiues for $50.
Buasel & Weston have the fui-
lowing specials for today: sc n.
Columbia bleached muslin. vaiue 5533C,
special &c per I'd; half linen bleach
&c crash. = IN. vaiue &c. special
&c per va: - II. Bates GinEnan.
pialds and stripes. = 70 20 y6- pieces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Sunday school at Iew.srsr - ,.o
P. n, Sunday Rev. w1rs,,,
ood ~an preach a1 3.2a P. H
Ii1non Piummer VIII be present IN
sing All win want To heur Inn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

oea1 Ellie who hnd been usak-
ing short stay AZ his home at 70
Capifai street returned Friday after
noon 10 Bath ID resume hls smuicr-
meHf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

To De Rendered. Sunday. 1t tn
Penney Memoriai Church

To ae Rendered. Sunday. Ut the
Penney Menoriai Church
Following is the program of the Chill
aren 8 day cuncsrr at the Penney Mamo-
rinI church Sunday evening AZ 30
o clock.
p~oceWlpnRI
churus-'sLe, the Anthem Ring"
Responsive r1adtnE.
Superintendent. and , srhnn!
ReEpnnse-''Fsfhsr.w We Thank Thee-''
Mrs. A r M:nchin and MIS-. e. =
Thprnrsn
ssassaaa 1 onss D.y- -
Observation-Disclosures
Rsc,tatiun-.The Fuur-ieRf Clover"
Marion Nichols
Suns-"o. Flowers Dear"
Recita,iun-"Mv Piece" DRvid nAksR
Christine 0pIhv
Recitation. Edna Spsar7n
Exerc,se-"Smgu Of David.
R.-stassun---itt,e Rsbacc. sus.'
Rscitntiun-''The Givers."
Rurits-inn Robert Hoimes
Par,tn-jun Lillian McAilistoE
Rscira.ion-''The Things Thai Count >
M;idfod RnimeE
Exer-ise-"rrue Blne-"
Rcier7 Campbe1l GourUe Allan. Sor-
wogd Manuur
Amc-.T Think when I Rsad That
ElerneutaSy Division
Rscitatisn-"A True Stpry."
Recitatjun-"A Little Parr3ot
Edwin Royal
Eresrisse"His BsGufv Evarvnne ShaN
Sea- ME-. nan~ G1.@
rYns-''SummAr prAiEe.
'Rrend and MIX Drill. oesAa"1is
Bencdlc,lon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

nesack Aenney Let Fanay n
0noun 1ur TWO wessks risi, v,,s
aenns and relatives al Boston ana
Ffvransnre and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

a party of. about 50 members Of
the Freshman class al Cony EiEn
scnooi had most ENJOYABLE outing
ToursuAy, going On the Steamer
Islander In the morning to Ocean
Point where they had a picnic dinner,
ana returning On the Steamer IN he
afternoon They were accompanied
by Miss Mabel Strong, a teacher IN
the school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

hemenoer the sale af hume cooked
looo this Saturday afternoon AZ "a.
store of J. 3. FARRELL Co, 81 War.y
sf1eet.-A3v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

nelnE rsated 70 . cua.ing q oil. winch
i; is expected VIII n quite a measure
abolish the dust nuisance. A arn from
Enstun is DOING the work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

95c VI: Sc II. 5R-Rs GiuCnAn- 1lRlCs
and stripes and pla1n cniors. reg
S7sc, spec,aI &c per vc-: 80 n. JAP
Crepe n stripes. &c value .5c Der
va. Ma-2ouu Ca2es. SATIN Lined and
sa-n ties. BLACK. brown. Laupe and
natural. special s11--5. giris' ginE-
larn dresses 6 70 - ysE-s- with or
without boomers. spec;Al s-.9D. spe-
nal iUI corsels. al good models. spe
CHA sl.9a.
Boy 5 blue cna1nDray Sport oi0uSe,s
sizes s. :, ana z. ara selling Tor
&c today al Z. Z Davis d Cos
store. KHAKI pants for boys up 70
and including size & are plentiful
mere for $50 and other grades n
the smaller and medium Sizes FOR
&c s. SIS ana s-Sa. Large size
men should take advantage Of the
chance ID buy underwear here a.
ias1 season prices: Hatch athletic
style unions TOR s.: Ea1cn haibrlE-
gan unions for s. and q better grade
for $.c.a0: broken lots u hlEn grade
baIbrlEEan unions for $50 and s.
winch would cos1 you So u 81 f
bought laIs season. Coy Nor ok
suits n crash lInen and Pain
Seach. sizes - 70 IA. a, las- sea-
son s prices, s4.5D ana S5.bh.
Three barrels Of -Tesn 1lRckerei.
jus. received fresh today and sell
lnE tor only Il lie H.. a. l. :.
Young :. also fresh ha,ibtr- SOC lbs:
bake. 12c H.: Esal stlfae. 16c h.
Sr0utesu snuullTr Ar ia
L J. Mer-ick has a new lot Of
Silk Dresses al coiprs a.. Sa-9e. S-1.81
and So. also six Popnns a. $S-98
and $3.50. -oI Of children 10 =
Years. g-og:la.n dresses. special price
If 9sc. Women black whIts- Ga-k
tan silk nose soc ralue for Shc pr.
\ DIG ioI Of women and cnilurens
new summer hats. al marked II
money saving prices. see our al 4
Loday's paper FOR our rs specials
Specials at me =. " Adams -.
comprise the following SILK aouuce
perlcua-s WIKI nercer-ZHd rup,
special tndav a. sl.as; spulr hats.
such as PaHRnns. M3lans and geoT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Sunday VIII be observed as Chill
oren's Day a. the Winthrop street
Baptist church with exercises an
propria-e Tor the occasion. There
VIII be special sermon for the chill
uren anc young people IN ne
morning. The evening will be given
over ID the children vino will follow
out the program printed m tins
mornings paper There viii be a
chorus choir and the SUNDAY School
orchestra viii give number of Sc
lectlons. Now Is the time % see
what the children are doing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

hareby give n0tis In al pe1.
thxt fhey ar0 fnf1nadden 10 ex.es0 60.
% INV VIE, Olive Js9ulmnn Cn1f1r. - 4
silnu pay nc hills Of her conl1ca"S
altar f11Ao GA1e. r
{SiEnod3 C1IEToHD E gA~1 0'1>-
Augusta. Maine. June .. LIB
Ja4 To
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

A feasr Of flowers was the beau-
t-fui. large basket full Of posies from
the garden Of the Misses Eaton. Is
North Chestnut Street which was
received Thursday - he Journal Of
nee. This Is delightful eff of
the Misses Eaton each year and the
flowers seem 10 grow more beauC-
fully and IN larger varieties .ach
time Roses Of white pink. deep red
and the dainty Scotch roses. vel
loH IN eoior were IN the basket
Lilies Of many KIND, double butter
cups. garden helitrope- old fashioned
honey snckles and other flowers
which were beyond the botanical
ieAr1ings Of the Office force IN gen
srai added To the pretty sight Al
the close of the DAY each Young lacv
took with her a generous bouquet
and there was enough for ali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
SIDNEY

WEr-Rev. e. s. Philhrook a
Augusta will preacn and conduit q
G0apel meefing a. West Sidney SunR
day afternoon. Juns -. at 4lS4
O'Clock. weather permitting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Mr anu NH BySuu n -u -
F.zming1nn were v,Hi1o,. E-s.- -
TINS city -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
hands Up :!

=. walf until y0Q h0r uk1B
,.r ,efu-e you think absGt
.rr,a,s. You may MT be It
.ne when the burgsar cs0@
!, mr burglary pafcy VII u
..o,srtine ron 50 that ysW
f,,er-v is safe han hAk
W 2 small premium We ~-
rou rom any h1s - ysw
nc summer cottage, stnre
hsnk or damage - the
mlding-
or koow that burg3ari9 are
.,uueuing every day. Your
ma ma De next Let Us in
,-e vou now. TED. 10l-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21
Local MdYlcE

LOCAL NOTICE
Dance ut Maccai,ee HaH every
Saturday evening. Muzic By Doug
Ias' Singing Orchestra Gents 4Dc-
Indies 2Dc. may11sANl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-21

Specials at me =. " Adams %
comprlse the following SILK 1ounce
pet.lcuas w;,a nercer.zHd lop.
special tpdav a. sl.as, spuI-r hats.
such as Pa1Rnas. M.laas and geor-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-19
NURSE DEN|ESLOVE
|, AFFAIR WITH WOLFF
DIR. Ishida Suffered From
Swell Head, Says Japanese
Doctor

Baltimore March lS-Miss Billie Jacobs,
the nurse at Shepperd and Enoch Pratt
hospital, to protect whose honor, DIR.
Norbu Ishida, the Japanese mental ex-
pert, claims he shot and killed Dr. George
b. Wolff, resident physician, was today
called upon by the attorneys for the de
Tense to testify that the accusations said
to have been made by DIR. Ishida that
she had been assaulted by DR.. Wolff and
that DR.. Wolff had interfered in an al
legged love affair between her and DIR.
Ishida were but the rawlings of man
with disordered mind
Miss Jacobs, under REORGANIZATION,
declared that DIR. Wolff had never as
saulted her, and that there had been no
love affair between her and DR.. Wolfe
or DR.. Ishida, but that it was DR.. Ishida
who had annoyed her with improper ad-
vances and had shown himself to be ex-
ceedingly jealous of her.
In the cross-examination Miss Jacobs
testified that DR.. ishida. after calling her
to the conference room of the hospital
on November IS last, asked her TO meet
him in his room at the hospital. Even
after that incident. Miss Jacobs testified.
DIR. Ishida persisted in annoying her.
She continued:
"There was never any affair between
DR.. Wolff or DR.. Is:,ida and sne. 1 had
no respect for DIR. Ishida and treated
him accordingly.
.sDr. Wolff paid no more attention to
me than he did to any of the other nurses
at the hospital"
Several. Japanese doctors located at in
stitutions mere testified that DR.. lshida
suffered from self-exaltation' oil
''sweil-head."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-19
FIFTY MILLION IS
(. LOANED HINES FOR
ROAD OPERATIONS
War Finance Corporation
Makes First Advance for
Road Administration,
Left Without Funds

Washington, March 1S.-Fifty million
dollars was loaned today to Director
General Hines by the war finance cor
poration as the first advance FOR the
railroad administration since it was iett
without funds by failure of the con-
gressional appropriation.
other loans will follow as rapidly as
they can be arranged
The loan was made to the director
general as representative of railroads
which the war finance corporation con-
siders essential war industry. Adequate
collateral was given in the form OF raul
road bonds and notes, mainly, 1t is
understood bonds of the Pennsylvania
railroad. The loan was made at =
per cent. the same rate as is charged by
the director general for most advances
to railroads and is payable July To-
with. the right on the part OF the direc-
tor general to repair before that date
The loan will replenish the railroad
administrations funds, which were al
most exhausted owing to heavy de.
mands and the failure in Congress OF
the measure appropriating S75oooo,ooo
for the revolving fund. The railroad
administration is expected to use the
money for it's more pressing oollga'
tons.
The war finance corporation today
also approved an application from the
Central of Georgia for an advance OF
81, 121,000.
These loans are in addition to the
$40, 600, 900 aggregate advances made
heretofore an individual railroad com
pany.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-19
LUNG-V|TAFOR
WHOOP|NG COUGH
Areenta Woman Used 1t
With Her Little Girl
GAVE QUICK RELIEF
Mrs. Julian Says It Also
Benefited Her Personally

az wish you to know l greatly value
I,unx-vita, having used 1t with our
little girl in whooping cough and coids,
and have used it myself says MNs.
IT II. Julian, No. Matthews Apart
ments. Argenta, Ark
at acted almost like magic wi.h
the baby, and in just little wni.9
after / began giving it to her tne
whoop disappeared and soon the couSh
followed. When I began using II
was in a nervous. weak CONDITION anu
INV physician hinted ! might become a
victim Of tuberculosis and ADVISED that
90 west to better climate. Any ma,
terial exertion tired me and J. cou'a
not walk any distance without becom-
ing exhausted. My appetite was poor
and my sleep akin to stupor. / usen
.hout two bottles of Lung-Vita ana my
strength has wonderfully improved,
the tired feeling is gone, my appetite
ia rood and my sleep is refreshins,,,
Most druggists or dealers hahaic
Lung-Vita. but If yours won't supply
vo,,' write Nashville Medicine Co..
Nashville, Tenn. for free booklet
Adv sts =
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-03-19
Tugs Supplied to Aid
in Handling Troop Ships


New York, March 1S-The railroad ad-
ministration today same to the aid OF
the war and navy departments in hand
ling troopships here by supplying tugs
to replace those chartered from private
owners which were left unnamed yes
terday, when their crews Joined the
ranks of striking marine workers because
they were not receiving the increased
wages granted recently by the govern
ment to its own employees.
Fourteen tugs were affected by this
walkout Today the railroad administra-
ton loaned the army and navy admin
istration five craft, with the promise
of five more tomorrow. In addition, ~
boats, to be manned by naval crews were
chartered from a private owner.
This owner charged union officials to-
night with attempting to make 1t ap-
pear he had acceded to the unions
wage demands and had deserted the other
private boat owners. He explained In
a statement that he had allowed the
government to have the 10 tugs on
bare boat basis only upon the positive
assurance that they were needed to coal
TRANSPORTS" and that every dollar he re-
ceiyed for their use would be donated
to S,e boat owners fund for lighting the
strike.