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Evening star., 1915-05-24
CHICAGO 0CENTERSF FIGHT
. ON WHISKY DRINKING
Temperance Movement There Gain
ing Much Headway, Is Re
port of Observer.

CHICAGO, May 24.-After the war
what Chicago seems most deeply inter-
ested in is the fight between the 'wets"
and the "drys." Yesterday was an
epochal day. marking the hrst half
nelson clinch of the vets and drys
over Sunday closing. The drys won the
first fall. One hotel closed its bar, but
the others def1antly held open house.
The proprietor Of the one that closed
said he recognized the inevitability of
the outcome of the contest, that pro-
hibition is coming to Chicago as surely
as the sunrise follows night, and that
his hotel proposed to get in line for
it. He would obey the law against Sun
day bars and would make no fight.
Perhaps you saw the announcement
of the largest manufacturers of bar
room fixtures that they would discon-
tinue that line and turn their plants
to other outputs.
Fighting Whisky Drinking.
All through this region there are
signs that the, people are intent upon
knocking old John Barleycorn over the
ropes-that is. so far as the open
saloon and whisky selling are con-
cerned The sentiment. however. does
not seem to go as far as it prevails in
West Virginia and other states. which
is to say that it is not likely that the
manufacture of beer and light wines
viii be prohibited.
The plain citizen who goes home
after taking the wife and the kiddies
to the moving picture shows will be al
lowed to have his sandwich and his
bottle Of beer in his own fat but while
the missus Is undressing the kiddies
there will not be a place in the neigh
borhood to which he can slip around
and tank up on whisky.
Not an Emotional Wave.
This movement is not a temperament
a or emotional wave by any means. 1t
does not need any evangelist to cham
MON it. The man who tries to float
into power on it's crest will not be well
coined. 1t is landslide, not a wave
il is movement of the very fourda-
tion of things.
This is not intended to be sermon
on prohibition, but just the report of
an observer to the folks back at home
on various conditions as he finds them.
N. O. NJ.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Condition of the Water,

Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature
~: condition. 15 Dalecarlia reservoir
Temperature, 80: condition at north
nection. 81. Georgetown distributing
reserve ryoir-Temperature. So. condition
at infinent Eatehouse, 10; condition at
etfiuent gatehouse, IL.
Weather in Various Cities,
Evening star., 1915-05-24
BALTIMORE.

bdIIIMUHG.
Special Dispatch 20 The Star.
BALTIMORE. May 24-Wheat-Firm-
er: spot No. 2 red. 1.4sA: spot No. red
western. l.53s4 May No red, 1.48A !:
receipts, 9.513 bushels: exports. 100000
bushels.
Corn-Firmer: spot contract. 1914,
sales and bid: May. 7sA bid: June.
1877 bid; steamer mixed, az; receipts,
26.164 bushels.
Oats-Quiet; standard white, $50.
asked; No. white, Sc sales; receipts,
1854 bushels; exports, 462, 900 bushels
Rye-Firm: No . western export.
123a1 "a; receipts, 1894 bushels
Hay-Quiet: No. I timothy, 22o0a
% 50: No. l clover mixed, 20.00a2250.
Grain freights-Firmer; steam to
Liverpool. per bushel Is June: picked
port, per quarter. SsaSs 4d June
Evening star., 1915-05-24
Trading Is stagnant Later.
MISSOURI CROP REPORTS
OFFSET WAR INFLUENCES
Following Opening d to % Lower,
Wheat Market Rallies Quite
Sharply, But Says Again.

CHICAGO. May 24.-Although Italy's
declaration of war tended to favor the
bear side of the wheat market today,
the effect seemed to have been largely
discounted in advance.
Selling did not assume unusual pro-
portions. On the other hand, bullish
crop reports from Missouri formed
something of an offset.
After opening Y to u lower the mar
ket rallied quite sharply. but soon un-
derwent another sag.
Weather Eases Corn.
Fine weather eased the corn market
Breaks in the price of wheat counted
also in bringing about decline. Open
Ing prices, which varied from u to u
to u lower. were followed by a mod
crate further setback.
Oats felt the influence of excellent
field conditions. Offerings, though,
were not heavy.
Provisions held steady despite lower
quotations for hogs. There seemed to
be no pressure from holders.
In later transactions, the May wheat
delivery became congested, but the de-
ferred months remained weak. The
close was nervous at the same a s Sat
urday night to q lower.
Smallness of country corn offerings
led afterward to a rally. The close
was firm. hak to q above Saturday
Evening star., 1915-05-24
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. MAY 24.-Flour-Firm-
ly held. spring patents. 7.75a7.9o: win
ter patents. 7.c0a7.50; winter straights.
70Oa715; Kansas straights. 730a7.5O.
Pork-Steady; mess 1s.75a19.25; fam
lily. 81 0Oao3.O0: short clear. 19.50a21.50
Beef-Steady, mess. 1s.50a19.00; fam
lily, 19.50a20.50.
Lard-Weak; middle west. s45as.55.
enthusiastically. New Orleans open
kettle, sUa50.
Hay Barely steady: No. /. Lisa
117ia No. 2, 07hal.10; No 3, 100;
shipping, 90a95.
Hides = Quiet, Bogota, 81: Central
America IS.
Leather - Firm; hemlock firsts. 80;
seconds, 30a31.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
WEATHER..
Partly Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday
Gentle Shifting Winds.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland, partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday; gentle shifting winds.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
CURB STOCKS.

Quota tions furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co,
members New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1915-05-24

CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Justice Stafford
Sully agt. Hammond on trial: plain
tiffs attorneys. Cuttings & Chamberlin
and c.. NJ Stadden: defendants attor-
neys, Philip Walker and W. w. Baldwin
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CYRUS GARLAND
DIES SUDDENLY

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MOTION FOR MODIFICATION OF
ORDER GIVING Govt EVIDENCE
TO THE NEW HAVEN DEFEND ANTS

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CHELSEA

j. A. Cain ig putting a piazza on his
house and making other repairs.
H. e. Lawrence IL giving his house a
coat Of paint
Lloyd Morgan Friday afternoon, April
49, celebrated his 18th birthday by en-
tsrtaining party Of his young friends.
The time was pleasantly spent in playing
croquet and other games. Dainty re-
freshments were served. Many remind
ers Of the day were left Master Morgan
at the departure OF his young friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A s.. Fowler were re-
cent guests OF friends in yassalboro.
A few Of the farmers in this vicinity
have sold their potatoes. but there ara
many hundreds Of bushels still IL the
cellars.
Owing to the unsettled weather and
the fllness Of several patrons there was
no meeting Of Chelsea Grange Friday
night The program for that meeting
was to have been on potatoes. Seed Po-
tatoes and How to Grow Them" THE
Diseases Of the Potato. Their Prevention
and Cure The Causes Of the Depres-
sion in tn Potato Market; bird con-
test, and a few other articles. the sisters
10 bring potatoes cooked IN different and
appetizing waI1 with recipe. The same
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THREE POWERFUL
CRUISERS LAY

%ew YoyA, -AprII IA squadron
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gathered here z3.ce rhe war began,
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kEJr toGaY.
CIhsEat ~ .he s5aore iay a four fun
nei British cruiser. seven miles cart
u isrnorose Channel Ilgntship. Ter
nilles est 81 tie Highlands ride the
r@crrsd ship an auxiliary cruiser
winch Dfserysrs thought, vas 4
stranger here. The largest ship u
the squadron, q four funnel cruiser,
lay - miles southeast NJ the High
lands This vessel, TOO. had not been
feen previously by shore observers.
Through glasses her signal man could
he seen exchanging mezsages with
the auxiliary cruiser. The names of
the warships could not be made out.
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THE EPISCOPAL
hTI0h
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ANNUAL SPRING RALLY
IS HELD At B0WDOIH

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TIE aanss4i s1-1s rally was held At
gp~doln coliage thb eveaing, Taonaaa
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maze his arst APPEARANCE at Bo@-
din gathering Aad gave z short z6-
crena, Ctts@r soease-s were: Franct.
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team: In. Frank X Whittier. Prof.
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~, n Portland ard Ccach Daniel A.
coogan n the hasebaIl team. Music
Tas furnished by the College Band. a
quintet firm the Mandolin Club ami
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by LDverY 4. Bigger, ls. If y ea5-
gter Groves, No. and Ralph =. -6ac-
Donald, IL. II Portsmouth. Y. H.,
was afro given- Eetre9hrneEt& gere
seYved.
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MARSHAL PlHH
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WORD FROM MISSING
AUBURN MAN LOCATES
HIM IN PORTLAND

isTjs'oa. re. April z,--fspecia H.
William H. afeper.s, the Autumn paint
~ nm f~ss~sss1angefs. VITO slsapr4,ased
April 10. ~ LIVING. This IL the gaesgaze
given ott NJ nis family and cor.es
a:tsr the investigation III letter
written by him " his Wife. The man
- NV In a Portland institution. Tae
inYssaigation sniveg the nygtery.
when Stevsns lift his hosne In ?,
summit street. al o'cll,ck On Sa,ur-
oay afternoon. Aprii 10. he prornlaed
his Wife that Fs would be home lr, rood
seasDn that they might go shouting
inst evening. This would mean that
they would have 10 complete the i,o,ise-
wnrk and put the young children 10
led.
The business depresslon now rreva
lent had visited Itself In steyeng' line
M work. His crews had plenty Of work
but he had met the same difficulty
that many business men have met. the
hlficnity In collecting bills. On sat
uTday he made an unusual effort and
did manage TO collect several. He
intended TO use the money to tay hlg
employees. pay the rent ard other bills,
The course of his bin collecting led
him 10 Lewiston. He fell In with
someone who prevailed On him TO
take drink
Then the promise To his wife came
back To him. He realized his weakness
and II figgusted him no he determined
TO take the cure"
Then came the ordeal. A man Of
modest. even shy disposition. he felt
ashamed az reports concerning his
grew. His wife was
being caueed great sufKerinG. Finally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
HOUSE BLOWN UP
--0WNER KILLED
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supt- Of Schools Of Saeo and Dayton.
The select1ren OF Dayton and the So
perintsnding school board held Tuesday
q meeting at the Office of the supervisor
Of schools IN City hail. and Theodore 7
Young was elected superintendent OF
schools for Dayton and Saeo. BY the
union Saco will save more than $50 Nj
Young. who was formerly principal OF
the Locke Grammar school. has been
superintendent for several years in Saco.
Serious Bonfire at Sanford.
A bonfire set by Fred S. Sherburne
Tuesday afternoon at Sanford to destroy
stCmps and brush. got beyond his con-
trci and burned over 10 acres The
Sanford ire department, Sanford Mills
fire department and a large force
Of volunteers fought until late in
the evening before the fire was gotten
under control The home Of ". II. Whit
comb On the Alfred road and seyera,
houses on High street were threatened
Kicker Classical Institute Class Part.
The class parts have been given on.
at Kicker Classical institute az fol-
lows: Hugh Smith. Cary. yaIed;ctor-
ian: Miss Vera Thompson. Ludlow.
saiutatorian; Earle Levin. chaplain:
Marion Williams, historian: Katherin,,
ia almond, class prophecy: Ralnh
Hughes, Address to Undergraduatas.
Alta Tracy, Presentation OF Gifts. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
JEFFERSON

The re-1a.ra of Chester Weeks. who
died recs-tiF IN Independence, Mo, were
brought here for burial Interr1ert ras
in A2p'e~ood cenae-sry, Rev A. A. Ben
rett officiating az the ceremonies. NJ.
Weeks was native Of this town and
lsaves brother. George z. Weeks. iiy-
ing here, and tao sisters, slis. Cora
heekE o. Darlariscotta and Mrs. Carrie
y sekg Of Augusta
The :ovn schools begsn Monday, April
=. with the following corps Of teachers:
Village high, Lydia Phillips; grammar.
Nancy Sproul; primary. Mildred suke-
forth; Shepherd. Mile Tibbetts: Murphy.
Hazel HaIpen: Brown. Jessie Durtee:
Eoy-nton. Mamie Brann; Trask, Lena
BRYANT: Rosa. Viola Brann; -.idge, Loren
Sides.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
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