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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

Injunction Removed
Restraining Cnionists

dasss Asaes Ne Arsar csula m L.
saas Prsssntss Frs,n srsal<ina tsis
Cantr.cs-T~siftA rhszesr cs..us
: On AGresnf Of se-4ks
New York, Aag. E-sr-ks,~ $500
tnn ght cioued their -:.a theatre in tluiu
atty
Tia View Amsterdam. NJ wssrn
zaeg1ean's FoI,1es" was hsTaed. w.~
1ied tbs evening when aanounurrnrur
was mazda that Eve PRINCIPALS. al, n.m-
sers of ths Actors Equity Associarauu.
had walked out Their zctuon nos-
lowed revocation today BY suur-ne
Court Justice ILgdon Of an la.funrs.rn
ObEaaned by FicrenE zlegteid resrrasp-
ING -unsnnlsts" from interfering vita,
hls pnonaciaon By stepping from rae
cast
Gunhlirg, despite restoranun ~
their ticket nuney, the aadseac. sz.s
OUT INTO the rz-n-swepr streets.
In the Zieg1eid case Juss5c. I,r,s,r
Eea0 That no actor could be legally NJ
strained from ereAklng his CONTRACT
al the same time he ISSUED aacrh~r
msEncrnn-ta1s TINE u the czs. NJ IN.
m street thea--e-~-estrairinx'' en-
GERS or the Acrars' Eaustr Assortu-sry,
md the cast Of the play 'Ther who
Walk IN Darkness" from pa-oc;oa-s-,r
IN any way m alleged conasna-lon ara
a1egeo conspiracy 10 close tns ulaw
II Is premiere tomorrow night.
The creation Of "reiEn % t-rr,rr.
among actors and actresses n this ri<v
j. charged by Lee Shuoey- In an an
oAFf ACCOMMODATING The COMPLAINT a.s
ASKING Tor an Injunction. NJ Szrh-r-
asserted that threats OF social ana --,-
Aessional ~asr-ac1sm coupled VITA ~
Drndaoon Of bodily harm. are hang
used oy the strikers as weapons axzsns,
loyal performers
Ire new organization snuns-rnA s-
D. n sOtner1 ls fasr gaming reerus.z.
aGcc rang 70 the nanaesrs' ass-csz<scn
Reports f-cm Chicago Indicate thar
eignt entire CONF panies hare aslzea sur
a1nilR-lon with M. Sothrrn's orranfxs-
non and al the same time wired rrz-
lgnAnuns 70 the Equity. the proaucnrx
sad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
u. S. TO BRING
SUIT AGAINST
CEMENT COMBINE

asnzlg1oE- An-, IA SUIT IN
equity 10 dissolve the cement cum-
S1nat1on was announced TO-DAY By A.
norney General Palmer. The action
Is % be brouEhg N the district AZ
New Jersey against - inGsrttss.aa
companies
In praying that the defendants be-
perpes1al1y en5ol1ed '-f-urn further
engaging Il combination AMI cou-
spi-acy-~ the government charges tsu<
~ means Of an uninccrporated as
sociaucn- supported by al On the
pro-ra1z basis Of business transact
co they undertook TO restrict uru-
auction, 10 decrease the agg-erane
amount Of cement under contract 1or
rufure delivery, 10 maintain uniform
prices and to advance prices about
go per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
FUNERAL TODAY
Of Andrew Carnegie
at Lenox, Mass.

H1ee3 6xeeQf fAat PreSeySSr;aH
Services kor Dead viii De Used
Celebrities Arriving % Attend
Services
Lennx Mass, Ang- I2-The a.
rangements for the fzaeraI rornorrow
morning Ct Andrew Carnegie were
completed today after the a-rara4 OF
Dr. William Pierson Merrill Of New
York from his sEmnr home al Wess
WEYMOUTH. Earlier In the day me
wishes of Mrs Carnegie had been
made known to her private sec-e-
ta-y. Archibald Barrow.
DR. Merrill. who viii conaEcr the
service, visited The Carnegie home. he
also conferred with Rev. Benson J.
Wyman. pastor Of the Lenox Congre-
ga-lonal church. who VIII ASSIST
hin when the details Of the service
were decided upon At the wish Of
the family. nothing WIS made known
regarding ranorrpws rites except
that the Presbyterian service tDr r7e
dead would be used. This provides
for reading from the Scriptures ana
a prayer.
There viii also be vocal NUM- srs
provided by the quartet from the
Brick Presbyterian church Of New
York. Of WHICH DR. Merrill u pRsEo-
and which the Carnegies have al
tended for eight years. The quartet
VIII be directed by Clarence DAck-n-
son. orgallst OF the church
During the morning soral pieces
began ID arrive al Shadow Brock.
The first received was a magnificent
wreath Of Orchids from the g-esn-
houses Of the Elm Court estate here
of Mrs William Sloane of New
York
Arrivals TO-DAY Of those VINO vii
attend the funeral Included Charles
M Schwaia. Robert A. Franks. treas
urer Of the Carnegie Corporation.
Mrs. Henry Phipps OF New York. wife
Of the one-r1ne partner Of Mr.. Car
neg1e N the steel industry, and hs.
sen Howard. and Eev. Frederick
Lynch, formerly Congregational mir,
isrer here, wine represented the Car
negie peace foundation abroad dur.
ing the war.
Discussing the religious beliefs n Mr.
Carnegie. Dr.. Merrill SAID ton1Enf tha-
although he WAS not 4 member Of II.
church. there could be 20. doubt ma
he believed IN a Divine Being. Il wa:
recalled that when his daughter Mar
garet became a member Of tle Rrch
Presbyterian church Mr.. Ca-nega.
added
This 10 the ha7piest GET Of my life p
Another acquaintance recalled a con-
verza&inn In winch someone spoke o.
Christ. and MI Carnegie added. 'ou,
Lord
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
NO DEALINGS
With Striking Shop
men Declares Hines
Repeats Stand Of Railroad Admins
eratscn in Lstter % Former sen-
aeor lewis Of Iaiinois-Notes ~
shurrnen's Locals Of q. 4 M. and
T. 4 a. Maze kno~n To-Day

washington. Aug. 1S-No dealings
VIII Representatives OF the railroad
snopnea new On strike VIII be lad
os lie Railroad Administration d.
rector General Hines repeated TODAY
leI-sr 20 James Hamilton Lewis.
1a1nef senator from Illinois, vino
feaeg-aphea the administration Aug-
Isl n ne interests OF the sr-skar=.
Tie strikes which have taken
pace nave not been authorized ac-
foro-ns U The laws If the saopmen 5
sFss----a 2cn with which the Razl-
rnAS ADMINISTRATION has dealt" the
letter sad. and these strikers have
me e1ect Ct repudlaEng the esta@-
AsneG carnations and of bring
ING lie c9nsidera1a on Of the nsarrar
ID siazGs11IL The president him
sell las July adopted the policy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
HOLD-UP MAN
SHOOTS CLERK AND
THEN HIMSELF

Washington AaE. IA h63a--zC
man. entering the BANKING roum Of
tina Muassy Trust Co n The heart
If ne Lp-tuwn business section to-
day pointed two pisf-is al a taller.
demanded s75e and then altar firing
one shut a. clerk rurnea j p.stL3
On himself he shot himself N the
Jaw an was taken 10 ! hospital.
Two rcnev orders issued II De-
faace End Toledo. Ch31. were found
n the mans clothing Wien ne de-
nanded the money Ia teller. first
making = sflow If coIa-nr balls.
then c--ouped behind ! i counter as
the rohher a-e6 a 5UI]l.st JaG- -1iz- cd
the cnat If q clerk neag'av, Tie ~ :
ielf The ronoer intend -tsr himself
went through ms Jaw and Laeu slsa--
tered pate glass Ein5ow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
Armed Forces
Austria Protest
Against Monarchy

Berlin, Aug hey The ASSOC
ared Press. D-I- is reported from VI
emma that the entire armed forces
of Austria are protesting against ef-
turrs to establish n monarchy. The
soldiers. in a demonstration before
the parliament building. urged ina.
the Republican form Of guvernmenr
be retained There were similar dem
cnztrations in the country dist-1cts-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
over 100000 TOTAL ASKED
TO PURSUE INVESTIGATIONS TO
REACH HOARDERS AND PROFITEERS

Washington. AnE. Ts-Inporrznz
new Developments IN the guver,l-
ments light ID reduce the high cost
Of living came today.
One Of the most interesting was
the announcement by Attorney Cen
eraI Palmer thai the first Fe6e-al
conviction for proh1esr1ng had been
obtained District Attorney LRcey
autographed from EIngnanpton. y.
Y. that a retail grocer rad bean
fined $500 fer selling sugar ~ Is cents
4 pound Nc details were gwen and
the law under winch the case was
brought was not known here.
a few good cases Of prcfUeerns
n each state VIII settle thai r-ou-
hle." M. Palmer remarked
In order ID bring 10 book persons
guilty Of raising prices exDrpi1an-ay
or boarding food 70 advance prices.
NJ. Palmer submitted 70 agriculture
committees Of Congress the draft #
an amendment 10 the Food Control
Art extending lis provisions 70
clothing. containers Of foods and
feeds. and providing a penalty ~
s.. sea fine or two years Imprisonment
OF beth, for vleiaren IF the law,
Chairman Haggen of the House
committee announced that The
amendment would be considered i'm
rled.a1siy by q subcommittee and
thai a report might be made toInor-
row.
Ii is Mr.. Pazner's idea that ta-s
amendment should be considered be-
fore taking up other amendments
suggested by President Wilson ID sx-
tend the effective life Of The Food
Control Act beyond the war period,
Three cabinet members asked special
a-urour atoms from Congress Tor the
-anoasEn against inflated prices Sec
rerarv Rscieid requested szln,sse for the
work Of the bureau CT standards and
measures n 1nsuring tol weight and
measure and of the bureau Of asneraes
in introducing new ash foods score
ta-v Wilson asked for sz.5AN and Tor
ne emaloyment Of special agents ana
OF fe-s. and M Palmer requested a.
aae $50 for the bureau of investigation
and for the expenses of the state food
acr1 n traitors assisting the depart
menf Of justice
Another ssaeaaa was asked fer anti
trust suits. especially tslat against the
Eve big packing companies The al
;or-nev genera also wants Sna NJ Tor
Other woak Of the department not d.
rectsv connected with the LIVING prob
IAN. such IS the enforcement Of war
time proh b.rlon, prosecution of appeals
and hiring If special ASSISTANTS
Asked TO-DAY Il a. had ANY reports
md. eating suf.irlsnt fond 5=j.' II szur-
axe n affect prices materially Il re-
leased. NJ Palmer revealed thai q
number CT gure-nars had appealed u
him 70 cut red sapS IN forcing on
me market large Qualities af food
st.fs now Ia storage. IN some cases.
II was said. the food nAs been mesa
lunrsr than rerr1irted bv state iaws'
aR,. tecnuicaistlss regarding interstAie
c,muerce had prevented the governor :
e-rrn undertaking SEIZURE or proseca-
,,r, NJ Palmer ordered ali district az
,r-nevs n Assist the governors
RancY-ts Of excessive STOCKS OF Fooo
,,a,,5 IN storage hav~ been recesVea Irom
NJ ieaE- six states the attorney gensr-
., sata Ee declined TO be more spe-
csfic
storage conditions also are Rngag-
fccrtirusd orr Page S-Cca. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE told
TO HASTEN CONSIDERATION OF TREATY
OR INDEPENDENT ACTION WILL FOLLOW

Washington. Aug- Is-The trend
toward agreement On reservations II
the peace treaty reached the stage
today where the group Of Republican
senator's advocating reservations re-
celved assurances which they accept
ed as guaranteeing Democratic as
sent 10 their program
group. It was said, that as socn as
they could pledge a score Of Eepub-
hcan votes for reservations 10 the
League CT Nations covenant along
the line recently agreed On by seven
Republican senators. the a6mGristrs-
ton forces IN the Senate would be
willing 10 line up On that basis for
ratification Of the treaty.
There was an intimation that the
reservatlonisEs had reason TO believe
their RANKS eventually would in
cln6e Senator Lodge, Chairman Of
the Furetgn Relations Committee.
and Republican Leader Mann Of the
Senate Twenty Republicans, II was
declared would be enough with the
administration Democrats IN make
I'D the two-thards necessary for rat-
fca1lon- The program On which Il
is sought ID unite these elements
ccntempia-es reservations further 10
prutect the Monroe Doctrine. To IL
sure domestic control over domestic
questions 10 axnpiify the rights OF
withdrawal and 70 fnrtity the power
Of Congress 70 decide questions Of
peace or war under article tan
Il was declared the Information
rrat Democrats were n receipt Se
mood toward sacn a proposal cid not
come frcm Senator Hitchcock OF Ne
traska- the administration Leader
rrt from a source considered author
itar1Te.
The Nebraska senator himself &C.
MED rf1ar he had taken part II any
such negotiations and said his ad-
vocacF Of unreserved ratification re-
manned unaltered- Mr. Lodge also
denied thai ne had given assent 20
fhe proposed reservations.
Meantime however, ~ 4 meeting
Of the foreign relations committee.
Senator Hitchcock gave notice that
unless the committee completed
without delay lis consideration Of
the treaty some independent action
might be expected on the floor Of
the Senate. In the suggestion for 4
speedy action Chairman Lodge con-
CURED and the upshot of a heated
discussion was an announcement that
the committee would begin tomorrow
the consideration Of the proposed
amendments.
fcontinued On Page 1cei. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
SHIDEHERA TO
SUCCEED ISHH
AT WASHINGTON

s&n F-aaCiscn. Aag. Tx Shide-
Hs'a- vlCe minister Of foreign affairs
IL ~as Japanese cabinet. has been
9i'n'hrfed Japanese ambassador at
aAllag-on 70 succeed Tiscou1r
-'''''' according 70 cable advices re-
oF''e1 Today from Tckio by the jana
n''se- American a local Japanese ian
saAse newspa per
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
BIG SEIZURE
FOODSTUFFS IN
TAMPA, FLORIDA

Tampa Fla, Aug. TS-Foodstu6S
held in storage ay SIX Tampa whole
sale concerns s2S.esa tins Of canned
goods, 1900 cases Of eggs. large
quantities of sugar, Sour and other
commodities were seized here today
by agents Of the Department II jus
tics- acting under orders Of Z 8.
Phillips. United States district at
torney Notices of libel were served
On the owners charging that the
goods were being Illegally held from
the market for the purpose Of I'M
reasonably increasing prices
Swift and Company, Grenshaw
Brothers Produce Co. Charles II.
MocrnoGse Joseph Garcia Jose Sua-
rez and Reina Brothers were owners
# the seized stocks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

49, YosH. Ang- Ur--An1r
e..s..,.l fvod administrative, tnn Ent an
!. 1870. On n~fnlr of she e price
..r~msrsse arsxnised M Arturney Gem
-v~a Pslmer's requent. thar secrzt ser-
s,sre axenrs are WORKING On n nepur-ed
c1rnr hers ~ food hoarsiers ot ana fnns
e suxar n u IL cants . pound. s-nure
fnnn thnse u1n<s hisher rnan stnuld be
&naEsd.
This 10 only Single ease and snxxr
= being h0nrasd in 1arEs qnaufirsea
zaid Mr., wIilizms. adding ti1as criminal
prusecz<ann viii Enlinw cnilectiun ~
srfdenrs axainE huardesz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
Illinois Coal Miners
RAINING Strike
FOR Higher Wares

eV1lls. IL. Aug. l2.-peiegafez
nE 10 represent some s5.sDa
-sA-EiE Illinois coal miners met here
70 f0rnuiare plans for carry
u : nn1asd statewide strike.
.. meeting was held IN defiance
ss aes q state officers Of the Tnit-
Nine Workers.
a- sSsrs are demanding a high
wage schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
PACKING HELP
Threaten to Abandon
Arbitration Plan
OF Settling La5cr Troubles IN CHI
cage Houses-Th-eats FoIlcss De-
eision THAT Workers who Wakes
Out Should lose Seniority Rights

Chicago. Aug- IS-Th-eats 70 aban-
con the arbitration plan Of settling
labor troubles were made by repre-
senrauves IF packing house employees
today n the hearings If tae appEica-
tons for increased wages before
Judge AltSchula--
The threats followed re-a1zrmarion
oy Judge A1hscsaler IF his decision
that workers who walked out las1
week should lose seniority rights aad
return as new employees.
J. W. Johrsrnne. secretary Of the
Stock Yards Labor Council. said re
intended ressEr1ng and advising the
organization 70 close is doors. He
said the seniority decision makes I
| impossible 70 ABIDE by previous
agreements.
John Fitzpatrick. president Of the
Chicago Federation Of Labor. cna-g-
ed tat.a- the packers had used al
methods possible 10 crush organ.zei
labor: tcha1 they had had Policemen
detailed 70 the yards for this purpose.
and had tried 70 bring about Race
riots AZ the yards.
Counsel for the packers denied the
charges and asserted thai the EN-
pinysrs were observing the agree
mert effected during the war. bur de
clared that the workers had viola1 u
il repeatedly by strikes
Judge AlschuIer said that the
agreement was based On the under
standing that the men would reIna n
a work and declared that the err
players could consider a waI9-out -
violation If they desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
Fast Transports
For Mail Service
New York-Brest

Washington. Aug -3-AsEignment Of
four af the tastes. TRANSPORTS to uro-
vide a rerusa- mai service between
New York and Bresr was announced
today by me war department The
present schedule. c,pering the remain
der of 1ala, VIII be taken care of by the
George Washington Lsviatsaan, Aga
nemnon and America
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
BIG BOND Theft
$4,000 Stolen from
n. Y. Brokers
Two Messenger. One With sT7s.oop
and Other With Sas.ooD Dis.ppear
Comrleteiy-6onGs Were Mcsrsy
Victory Notes With Scrne OF Earl
Ter Issues

New York, Aa-- 13-Libe-ry bends
valued a. s.ees. 900 were s1oIen vester-
day from rwo brokerage firms in the
financial district here, II was learned
al police headquarters iat today. The
stoll bonds n each instance had
been entrusted ID messengers who
have disappeared.
Richard Whitney & Co. were the
victims Of the largest theft This
firm dispatched a messenger with
s1TS 200 worth or bonds TO the cf5ces
Of kicdsr, Peabody & Co. Brokers.
across the street from the Whitney
Offices The bonds consisted mostly
Of Victory Notes. although among
them we're some Of the sarlier issues,
The messenger, a boy. did NOT de-
liver the bonds.
The other theft was from Simmons
and Slade. whose loss was s45.3eg IN
Liberty bonds Of the second issue,
They were stolen under circun-
stances similar TO those under which
the bonds Of Whitney d Co. were
lakan-
The messenger N whose possession
they had been placed. disappeared
after he had been instructed To de-
liver them To the cfice Of another
broker.
Al the police commissioners oGice
II was stated that the messenger
who was lnUusfed with the SIS. goo
Liberty bonds by Simmons and
Siade had record Of a similar
theft here Of So. D0e IN Liberty bonds.
fer which he was brought back from
Los Angeles last April and gwen a
suspended sentence.
Both messengers were under bonds
of surety company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

Plr1sneid- Mass, Alg. 8.-Janes Des-
peto- =. was killed tonight by a snuT
fred through n window Of the home u
his aancee. Miss Anna Fiiumesna. Brunr
Mazvt1n, &c. was arrested charged WIN
the CRIME He adrn1trad. according =
the police. that he WINS N the vic,nry
but SAID he knew nothing Of the Shoot
ING. The police SAID he was a ne5ecI e
suifor and had threatened 20 KIN Dsa-
peto. who recently rsrRrned from ST.
vice overseas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
Six BattaliOns
Reds Destroyed By
Angio-RussianS

London. Aug 1S.-Six Balshevik na--
1aliuns were destroyed N a successfa.
Anglo Russian offensive on the Drlna
river on AIg- 10. the war Office an
ncunced to-day. More than 1880 prinsan-
ers. :. Acid gins and many machine
Guns were CAPTURED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

The Atlantic cnast disturbance has
Increased in intensity and II central
this evening on the New Jersey coast
Il is moving nurttEa-d and st1rn
warnings ARE displayed on thu Atlantic
coast frnm Delaware Ereakwatsr to
Ezstpurt
During the last - hours showers and
tasundersfurzns have occurred in thu Al
izn1ac States south Of View England. /.
Tsmperzfnrss ara. stiil heiow normal
m Nnrth Atlantic coast laisfricfs The
outiock in Chr nnsef13sd weather Thurs
day win showers and fzznnAerzfnrsun
Usnsrzliy snsf &C - lGznInnanua zaNsz
<xupE IN pnrzxn1a 10 x1an lA<ze1sI
nn1kA &c nasa 1nE
Hmfxc mkHxeA
TsmD=rafuss Ehanxss usa IN unim-
rxrrr<wz5f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

nam .. -Aag. IA Soviet govern
III wareieas messaze rer~,u..ss -,
sascow today says thers = - :. -
N -. q FoiHh circles at wsrmx
IF =. nence Of a reparrsd dsc,.scr
mus eace confesrnce rhar Pclan,;
l,sT,anH pafe 70 the sxteut az av-
s,an -. nies m the payment ef Rn...
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
DEMOCRATIC ASSENT To RESERVATIONS
ASSURED GROUP OF SEVEN c. OF, SENATORS
PROVIDING STRENGTH TOTALS TWENTY

Aaninsrzfsa Forces Wiling to Line Previously Out
lined Basis far Ratification of TreafyBeieSed Lodge and
Mann WIN JOIN with Resefvatiousts Program Counem-
plates Proera Monroe Doctrine Domestic Control over
Domestic Questions. to AmpIfy Right Of Withdrawal and
FWmy Power Congress Question of Peace or War
Under Article Ten
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14
FIRST CONVICTION
FOR PR0FITEERINC
GROCER FINED $500

Bmghampton. n Y, Retailer Sold Sugar for
Is Cents Pound Few Similar Cases VIII
Solve Trouble Belief Atty. Gen. Palmer
Draft of Amendment to Food Control Act
Submitted to Congress Provides Penalty
Both
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

Boston and vicinity Showers Thurs.
day and probably Friday: not unuct
change in temperatures; strung eazteriy
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-14

IA fhsf sslkskA. nnd<fA..
The Want ~ ~ ssezin I'm
ysa whaf ys1 NJ lssking faE.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-04-04
A dead SHOT"
SAYS MINISTER
k1Draught Given High Praise
As a Stomach and Liver Medi-
J cine by WelI-Known Old
Gentleman Who Has
Used 1t.

Mineola, Texas.-The Rev. NJ. G..
Jenkins, a retired minister of the NJ.
Z. Church South, living in this city,
says: II have used Black-Draught as
stomach and liver medicine, and
have never found its equal.
Once I suffered for two months with
cramps and pains, tried everything /
could hear of without avail, but Black
Draught was dead shot
am known here and all over the
state for my honesty and truthfulness.
l am IS years Old and have used Black
Draught for years.
| can highly recommend it to any
one as d liver medicine that has no
equal. 1t is excellent for stomach,
liver and other ailments. I use it for
a bad taste in the mouth, headache
and other sicknesses that come from
the disorders of the liver"
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable, and acts actively on the
bowels, gently stimulating the liver,
and helping TO increase the normal
discharge of bile into the intestines.
1t assists in the digestion of food
and relieves constipation in prompt
and natural way.
Try Black-Draught, Buy package
Of Black-Draught today.-Adv.