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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12
'lllea:ters

No attraction offered In Richmond
in many years has attracted such
abundant box Office patronage as Elk
perience" now appearing at the
Academy. The engagement will con-
tinue for four more performances to-
night. Friday and Saturday and Sat
urday matinee. A few good seats ma Y
still be secured for any performance.
Joan the Woman"
Seats for the engagement of Ceral-
dine Farrar at the Bijou oil next week
in Joan the Woman" so on sale this
morning. Matinee performances will
be given daily at 2 o'clock and the
night performances will be at $3.50.
There is difference between mo.
ton picture productions, the stories
of which have modern or fairly mod.
ern backgrounds, and a cinema story
of the early fifteenth century. Even
before Miss Farrar went to California
three months ago to devote her entire
summer exclusively to characterize
ton Of Joan of Arc, the most careful
preparations had been made to abide
by the best authorities, not only In
the telling of the story. but In the
customs, manners, dress and details
Of the period.
The cast which appears in supper,
of Miss F'arrar includes Wallace REID
Theodore Robert, Hobart Bosworth
Raymond Hatton, Tullv Marshall
James NELL. Marjorie Daw. Lillian
Leighton. Hugh Koch. Billy Elmer
Charles Clary and many others.
For this production, one of the mos,
wonderful In the history of the cinema
art. an especial musical score was
written and will be interpreted b,
an augmented orchestra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12
Vet Minority SY,s II

After the most spirited contest on
the license question that Nahant,
Mass. has ever known. the liquor
men won 10y scant majority OF nf
teen votes When it is considered
that the majority Cor license Vast
year was seventy-two it will be seen
that this town, which has always
been license stronghold, Is now in
the doubtful column.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12

Four Cases Heard In Hustings CenFs
Robert blackwell. colored. was tried
in Hastings court yesterday on "a
charge OF felonious assault. and WAS
acquitted. Carrie Cary. also coloEtd.'
charged with grand larceny. was also
acquitted. John Minor ana ErneEtl
Brooks. coIored. were given six montha
each for pefit larceny. sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12
LEMON AND PLUE FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE Is ANNOUNCED

Emory. Va. April 1.-THE Emory
and Henry college football schedule
for this fall, as announced in the
Weekly Bulletin. the student paper,
is the hardest ever undertaken by q
Lemon and Blue team However,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12

Peotone. H.. voted dry m A.ss
The annual saloon license incom4 ~
the village was $1,000. In the sbrtn9z
of each year during the saloon regtmess
from 1910 to 1914. the largest aun9kiFf
Of cash on hand was y2.6f9-xe. "A.
the first OF the two dry years. f3l5
was $3,421.53 and in 1915 N11
$5.035. These figures are furni4h91y
by p. M. Collins, president Of th6
village board. i ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12
SELLS BOOZE FOR LIVING
Woman Says She Violated Law (
Sup,OPt Her Children

Mrs. Jennie Armstrong, of Phila-
was arrested on a charge of
selling liquor without a license. A
policeman testified that he had seen
fifteen minors buy beer in her speak
easy. He said that while he was
beer in the place Mrs. Arm
strong's four-year-old boy took the
bottle from his hand and started to
drink the beer himself
Mrs Armstrong said she sold beer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12
Local Rain fall.

Rainfall last twelve hours.
Rainfall last twenty -four hours.
Excess in rainfall since March l 20
Excess in rainfall since January / 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12
Sunday Lid Tilted.

Police of st. Louis, Mo, arrested
eighty-one liquor dealers for fitting
the lid on Sunday. March IS, So
called clubs also were raided by the
officers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12
THE WEATHER.
} united States Weather Bureau.
Department of Agriculturc.)

Washington, April 11.--Forecast:
Virginia--Fair Thursday. Friday
fair and cooler.
North Carolina-Fair weather and
moderate temperature Thursday and
Friday.
The weather will be fair Thursday
and Friday east of the Mississippi
river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12

jackson was sent on to the grand jury.
waving examination. Moses Bentley,
colored. was dismissed from similar
charge. upon request of the officers
who arrested him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12

Goes to Grand Jury.
Charged in police court yesterday
with transporting ardent spirits, r. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12

IL noon temperature .......... 81
8 p. NJ. temperature .......... IL
p. NJ, temperature ........... 60
Maximum temperature to s =. NJ. IL
Mean temperature ........... 5s
Normal temperature .......... Sc
Excess in temperature yesterday :
Excess in temperature since jan
uary I...... 800. ...... 90. %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12

to support hAr chiIdrs ~
brother were held m bands "a
for trial.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21
Policy That Haze Made the
Doutrichs Store
Famous

Because Harrisburg, as te popula-
ton, Is not q large metropelis-th Is
not the slightest reason In the world
why anyone should think that our
people do not desire the samo oppor-
tunities for shopping that are afford
ed by the metropolitan stores. Dout-
richs have always built upon the
policy that their stores should serve
their patrons as we'll as though they
were located in the most aristocratic
shopping avenue of any big city; SER
vice however, that is far more reason
able than that given by any of these
aristocratic shops. The latter sell their
reputation and ring in with their high
prices. Their enormous overhead ex-
penses| |Doutrichs have been satisfied
to build up a good name but withou
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21
TOO NEW WOR
FASHIONABLE in HARRISBURG

saddiins exerbitant eharses en their
customers and as their overhead is so
much less, their customers benefit ae-
eerdingly.
The close and friendly relations be-
tween the members OF the Deutrieh
sales force keep the entire erganisa-
tion on the qul vive, When the depart
ment buyers return from their fire.
quent trips to New York, philadelphia
and other markets, every salesman
evlnces as much interest In the latest
offerings of fashion for men and
young men which they bring back, as
though the goods were bought for
their personal use. Go into Doutrichs
any day, inquire as to the minutest
question which may arise concerning
suit of clothes, dressy top coat, a
fine silk shirt, or a dressy necktie, in
fact anything in mems wear and you
will find the clerk in charge of the
department ready to answer the ques-
ton instantly. The statesmen make it
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21

their business to keep just as we'll IN
formed concerning the steeks carried
by the store as the department buyers.
The result Is that an esprit de corps
exists at the beutrleh
stores and the satisfaction sf patrons
in making purchases Is bound to fet-
low.
Every clerk in the store knows that
l. II, Doutrich, the directing head of
the firm, considers that nothing Is toe
new or too fashionable for the people
of Harrisburg, and loyalty they follow
his lead and serve the stores patrons
as they know Mr.. Doutrich would
serve them were he doing their work,
1t is largely due to the practical ex-
perience of these people that Harris
burg shoppers have the. advantage of
being able to procure In Harrisburg
the newest fashion creations as early
as New York or Philadelphia shop
pers. Their practical knowledge and
experience is such that they know how
to anticipate the demands of the
stores patrons, as to style, variety and
prices.
The spirit existing at Doutrichs
welcomes suggestions and criticisms
Of patrons, and because the custimers
do register complaints on the few oc-
casions that they are not entirely sat
isfied. the friends of the store fortify
the management with the amuni-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21

alton by which those in charge are en-
abied to constantly improve the bust
ness and make 1t the best store service
that human ingenuity can plan. 1t is
hardly cause for wonderment, then,
that following these business maxims
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21
PROGRESSIVE MANAGER
OF DOUTRICHS STORE

Frank J: Consylman; the wells
known manager of the Doutrieh
establishment, is native product:
He is a Harrisburger who grew
up with Harrisburg, and is a
young man of exceptional ability,
whose energy and foreefulness
have brought him to his present
responsible position as manager
of ''The Live Store:" He attend
ed the public schools In this city,
is a member of the Rotary Club,
Chamber of Commerce, Civic and
Fraternal organizations, and is
we'll known in church circles.
He is we'll known In the busi=
ness and was identified for
twenty-one years with enc firm.
He is always on the alert to see
that the patrons are we'll taken
will invaria blv he the first ia oreet
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21

the store has been made one of the
finest mems shops this side of the
larger cities-one that can produce
the goods and underbid metropolitan
stores engaged in the same line OF
business
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21
Won't You Be Kind Enough to Tell Us
Our Shortcomings?

We realize of them and these striving
but perhaps often deficiencies noticed
should be made
Tell if fail you any point of service 1t is only
by knowing the desire that in your mind that make
this store continue better day and year.
This chief ambition
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21
A MESSAGE FROM
THE MANAGER

you realize obligation under which good
stands towards its public? We would be store If
Kept in stock only the things wanted to SELL
This store must always suit you and you.
We always have exactly the merchandise you want.
We be continuously thinking about you and what you
desire instead of thinking about ourselves and what the manuac
sell
Every day planning and promoting this stores
merchandise and friends and neghbors
We giving work. all know of good
merchandise DESIRES make this continuously
helpful you
Are taking full advantage of what doing
desires and convenience?
Won't in and the merchandise showing
and thing
which could render you, which supplying,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-21

Harrisburg
Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
Odezwa do Po!onii
W Chicago.

Jutro wieczorcm W sail sw
Stanislawa Kostki odbedzic sic
koncert powszechnie znanego
cenionego ch6ru Filaret6w, UREA
dzony z okazyi dziesieciolecia list,
nienia tego zespoiu spiewaczego.
kt6ry zawsze gotowy i ochotny
spieszyt tam, dokad 60 wzywa
spoieczehstwo.
Ze wzgledu ma to, Re koncert
ch6ru Filaret6w, ktory sic mia
odbyc 14go pazdziernika, zostal
~odlozony z powodu wielkiej ma
n~ifestacyi w pawilonie Dexter, be
Choir Filaret6w proszony by} {
wykonanie hymnu bojowego Mi
strza l.. J. Paderewskiego, a
wskutek tego Choir Filaretow
m6glby poniest pewien uszczer,
bek, przeto MECH nam bedzit
wolno wezwaG Polonie W Chica'
go, by odwdzieczajac sic ch6rowi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
7 CHICAGO HEIGHTS.
Wielki wiec agitacyjny.

Polonii W Chicago Heights / o
koIicy chcemy doniesc, re W ma
szej miejcowoSci zostal zawi9za'
ny komitet Obywatelski, ma czc.
lie kt6rego stanq1 Wielebny Ks
proboszcz GrzeS, jake konoro-
wy prezes, a zas ptezeSem zosta'
OBJ. A. Gnoster.
Staraniem tego Komitetu Oby'
watleskiego odbedzie sic W ME
dziele II. 2Sgo BIN. O godz. 9-cie.
popotudniu wielki wiec agitacyJ-
ny, ma kt6ry zapraszamy jak maj
szersze masy publicznosci. Mo-
mcy z Chicago wyt}omacza
wszystkie sprawy zwiazane Z Ar
mia Polska we Francyi, do ktorc
rekrutacya w naszej osadzie roD
pocznie SIG natychmiast.
Ia Komitet Obywatelski,
A. Gnoster.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
Z GARY, IND.

We czwartek wieczorem, 2ogo
Dazdziernika Dr., o godz. omeJ.
odby} sic w sail OBJ. W. kasprza-
ka, pnr. 1850 Massachusetts, Ill.,
vice agitacyjny, urzadzony sta
raniem Komitetu Obywatelskle--
90 .Armii Polskiej. Ma sail zebrala
sic niewielka liczba osob, W cze"
sporo pan.
Vice otworzyl OBJ. Z. A. Spy
chalski, powofujqc ma przewod-'
niczqccgo sedziego S. ?. Stasas'
kiego, prezesa K. O. Ma tema'
Armii i zapisywania sic do ME.
przenlawiali: OBJ. J. Przyprawa
organizator Centrum 1l8o W Chr
cago, S. W}osiiski, s~ierzant re-
krutacyjny ma powiat Lake, da
lei OBJ. Z. A. Spychalski i pan
Antonina Fabiahska i OBJ. Anton
Kosinski.
Kolekta ma cele Armii PolSkie.
przyniosla 1925, Ma ochotnik'
zapisa4o sic kilku, w czem OBJ. A
Kosihski. Komitet Obywatelsk'
zamierza urzqdzic bazar ma celf
Armii, kt6ry juz budzi ogolne
zainteresowanie. Panic Z Wydzla'
III Kobiet w X. o. pracuja gorll-
vie, robiac poiczochy i sweatry
ola zolnierzy Polak6w Z Gary
Siowem Gale Gary %interesuje sic
wieIce sprawl wnaszej Armii, kto,
IA tez tn znajduje i znajdzie Ii
cznycl ochotnik6w.
L. M. Wyszyhski,
sckr. Wiecu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

~l'ilaretow, pospicszyia licznie ma
ich koncert i obecnosciq swojq
dowiodia, re kocha piesh polskQ |
re umie ccnic wysiIki tego i kaz'
Gego zespoiu Spiewaczego.
Wierzymy, re nasze wo}anIe
ME przebrzmi be- echa i re ch6r
Filaret6w przekona sic, il s}usz.
ME ma prawo ~spodziewac sic / Ii
eye ma poparcie og6}u, skoro to-
mu og6lowi sluzy i zawsze ma jc'
so skinienie spieszyc jest gotow
Komitet Obywatelski
Armii Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
re KABARE
TOWYCH.

Try typowe skandale kaba--
retowe byly wczoraj przesluchi--
wane w sadach chicagoskich, a
diva Z mich dotycza jednego ka-
baretu, majacego Cd dawna re-
nome bardzo zia.
Pred sedzia municypalnym
1'rudem stawafa 14stoletnia An
ma Sicily i siwow}osy +. Prim-
rose agent asekuracyjny, ktorych
aresztowano w kabarecie Morana
pnr. S4S Wells III.
Primrose jest zonaty i ma
dwoje dzieci. Pozna} Anne w par
ku Douglasa z przyjaci6}ka, gdy
lowil ryby. Spotkali sic wieczo--
rem w Sr6dmicSciu ! Pc kolacyi
w cafeteria, lodach i przejazlz-
&c w omnjbusic, zaprowadzil MO
da dziewczyne do kabarctu Nora
ma, gdzic, jak sic przyznaf poru-
cznikowi Schoemakerowi &c sta
cyl Chicago ave-, kt6ry go tam o.
negdaj aresztowai, zafundowai
dziewczynie piwo.
w Saddle Pat Moran, jego
bartender" i kelner zeznawali,
re dziewczyna pi}a tyiko brunat-
ma wode.
Do aresztowania doszlo w ten
spos6b, re ktoS zauwazyl stare
90 Primrose'a z m1oda dziewczy-
ma w kabarecie i zgorszony tem'
re maloletniej dziewczynie poda-
no piwo ,doni6sl O tenn ma stacye.
P~orucznik Shoemaker natych-
miast przybyl i ~wszystEch are
sztowal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
: F. Johnston, pierwszy asy-

- F. Johnston, pierwszy asy-
stent p%rokuratora stanowego,
kt6ry jest kandydatem obu par
tyi ma wakans po zmarlym Sc
dziu Honore w Saddle okreg.,
wczoraj przemawiajac w India
ma Hall, w 3ciej wardzie atako-
wal partye socyalistyczna i jel
kandydatow, twierdzac, IL kan
dydat tel partyi musi podpisac
swa rezygnacye pred wyborami,
co w razie wyboru uczyni takie-
go sedziego zupefnie ~podlegfe-
go rozkazom partly socyalisty-
cznej.
- Socyalisci niedawno temu
chelpili sic, re wybiorq kilku Sc
dziow re swej partyi w dniu wy
borrow sedziowskich dnia ego Ii
stopada. Re ich chefpienie sig
Jest przedwczesne i PRONE, do
WOODEN sa tfumy, ktore wczoraj
sic regestrowafy w ratuszu, a
miedzy kt6rymi by}o bardzo VIE
lu Z guzikami ! odznakami pozy-
czki wolnoSci. Wczoraj byl osta-
tni dzieh regestracyi ola tych,
kt6rzy sic przeprowadzili cd osta
tniej regestracyi hub dost2pili
praw obywatelskich.
Chicagoska Rada Rzemios}
Budowlanych wczoraj przyjefA
rezolucye, popierajace wydania
bond6w, proponowane ia mafym
balocie, na'budowe nowego WIG
zienia i innych budynkow publ
cznych. Roboty publiczne maJq
dostarczyt zarudnienia $4,000
robotnikom, kt6rzy sic maja tel
zimy znalczG be- zatrudnienla.
Kongres chirurgow amery-
kaiskich wczoraj sic zakonczy}
rczolucyami, zawierajacemi CORA
&c slowa poparcia ola rzadu anne
~rykahskicgo W obecnej wojnie.
Byli obecni rcprezentanci bry-
tyjscy ! francuscy. Ofiarowano
rzadowi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wszel-
ka mozliwa pomoc. Chirurdzy
amerykahscy beda korzystac re
wszystkich odkryc i doswiad-
czeh chirurg6w alianckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
Good bye Dol gfowy.
"a wiele ludzi uzywa ME
bezpiecznych proszkow
ma Dol giowy. gdy tvm-
czasem potrzebne lest i'm

lekarStwo ma Watrobe.
Goodby Dol g6owy
Bezposrednia przyczyna b6lu gio
WV prawie W kaidym ~wypadku, jes'
leniwie %pracujaca watroba, zatrzy
mamie, fermentujace pOzyWienie "
kiszkach,. albion iezdrowy zotadeK.
Trujaca materya, miast bye wyczysz-
czona naturalnym sposobem, reab-
sorbuie sic zn6w W krew. Gdy tru-
GINA dosiegnie delikatnei tkanki
mozgowej, srawia c~horob!iwy ma"
plyw krwi do naczyh krwionosnych'
a tenn samem i Dol g}owy. Niema nal
mntejszego powodu tax dluzej cier-
pic.
Natures Orderly Laxatives jest ~
karstwem, kt6rego wan potrzeba.
Srodek ten nietylko r~ozluzni kiszki,
ale wejdzie do wszystkich czesci sys-
temu, odnajdzie trucizne, rozciehczy
ia i przepedzi przez nerki, watrobe
/ kiszki naturalnym, przyjemnym
sposobem. Jest to pszedziwny sro--
dek ma watrobe, zatwardzenie, Dol
giowy 1 chory zoladek.
Ddwadziescia-piet centowe pudet-
ka sprzedawane "a ~gwarancya przez
Moeller Bros, Wieboldt and Co. ! We
wszsytkich aptekach. (0gi.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27

Bertsche'a, brata gfoSnego Bar
ney Bertsche'a, exherszta trustu
wrozbiarzy, oraz J. Weila, znane
go jake yellow Kid.
Jordan ma rekord kryminalny,
datujacy sic az Cd 1887, w kt6-
rym to roku zostai skazany ma
20 lat wiezienia W Joliet "a NOR
derstwo. "a kilka lat wypuSzczo-
TO go ma wolnosG, poczem udaf
sic do Denver, gdzic take byl pro
cesowany o morderstwo, lecz be-
skutku. Wrocil do Chicago i byf
tn mn0stwo razy aresztoWany
pod rozmaitymi zarzutami.
Jordan i jego wsp6lnicy prowa-
dzili humbugierski interes maklcr
ski p. n. American Investment
Co., z dwoma biurami: jeden w
budynku Rector, a drugi w East
Chicago. Biura byly bogato time
towane i zaopatrzone by}y W te-
lefony, kt6re ME miaiy zewnetrz-
mel konekcyi.
Banker Worden byi komplet-
HE W pole pozorami wyprowadzo
ny. w interesie tym starry Jor-
dan many byi jake Judge Arm
strong -. Nosi brode, kt6ra umo-
zliwila policyi szybka identyfika-
eye i rych}e odszukanie tego ma
ciagacza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-27
CENA MLEKA ME BEDZIE-
PODNIESIONA.
Move Sledztwo w sprawie wy
dziahu maSia.

Z pola cen artykui6w spozyw-
czych i rzadowej kontroli mad ia
l.owemi. Jest do zanotowania dis
80 nastepujc:
Cena mleka ME bedzie podnie-
siona, chociaz stowarzyszenie
oIoducent6w mleka zapowiedzia-
10 we w~rzeSniu, gdy pOdnosiio le-
tnia cene mleka, IL "a miesiac &C.
ma ia bedzie jeszcze wyzej pod
aiesiona.
w listopalzie nova cena hur-
towna pozostanie taxa jak jest O.
becnie, t. j. $3.+2 "a sto funtow.
c. H. Potter, prezes Chicago
,kiego Stowarzyszenia Producer
tow ,oSwiadczyi, re fila stowa--
rzyszenia w Gary. Ind. postano-
villa ceny mic zmienit ! jest Pra-
wdopodobnc, re file W innych
Stanach, t. !. W Illinois ! Wiscon-
sin, w terytoryum, ktore dostar-
GA mleka do m. Chicago, tax sa-
mo postQpig.
Jezeli jakickolwiek tiie starac
sic bcda lokalnie dostac cene wy
sza. Z tenn Stowarzyszenie ME ma
nc wSpolnego, dodai Potter.
Nalezy przypomniec, &c obu-
rzenie przeciw producentom. gdy
We wrzeSniu podnieSli ceny NILE
IA do obccnego poziomu, bylo
tax wielkie. re wdrozono jedno-
czeSnie Slcdztwa Powiatowe, sta
MOVIE ! icderalnc ! urzednikom
stowarzyszenia grozi process. VIA
DE oSwiadczyly, re znaleziono
dowody przekroczenia wszystkich
ustaw antitrustoWych.
Ten sam c. II. Potter jest tax
&c prezesem wydzialu masha W
Elgin, kt6ry ustanawiai ceny ma
sia ma dystrykt chicagoski. Wy
dial ten bedzie przedmiotem
sledztwa przez R. w. Childsa,
specyalnego prokuratora federal
nego. Potter juz Otrzymai Pozew,
azeby sic stawit ma przesluchy.
Wydzialowi temu wytoczono
Sledztwo w sierpniu pred lawa
sedzi6w wielkoprzysieglych, lecz
lava ME zlozyIa zadnego rapor-
tn. Wydzial jest oskarzony o
przekroczenie ustawy a~ntitrusto-
wei Shermana. Cd czasu tego
Sledztwa wydziai odbywal swe
tygodniowe zebrania, jak poprze-
dnio. w tym czsie sprzedano W
Chicago $4,000 wiadr masia Pc
cenach oznaczonych przez Elgin.
Ceny tego wydziaiu bywaja mia
rodajne w Stanach Srodkowo-za-
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MIEJSCOWA

chodniej, wschodnich i p~oiudnio-
wych.
Co do poghosek tajnego gro
madzenia wielkich zapasow cukru
przez spekulant6w, poluiacych ma
CRUDE zyski, specyalny prokura-
tor ~federalny Childs oSwiadczyl,
re inwestygatorzy dotychczas "a
dnych dowodow takiego groma-
dzenia we wielkich magazynach
ME znalezli, chociaz wszelkie in
formacye sprawdzili.
Stanowy administrator zywno-
Sciowy Wheeler podaje w swym
ostatnim biuletynie zywnoScio-
wynn ccny hurtowne i drobiazgo-
we masia, kartofli, cukru, mleka
kondensowanego i paroWanego,
oraz maxi pszennej, zytniej i XII
kurydzanej.
Stanowy administrator Vince
Ter wczoraj konferowai re stowa-
rzyszeniem kupc0w zboza Far
mers Grain Dealers Association
ktorzy p~rzyrzekli wsp6lpracowac
administracya, t. j. rzadem fe-
Gcralnym W kontroli cen i dy--
strybucyi zywnoSci.
Stowarzyszenie ~hurtownych
krpcow wiktuai6w Z miejsc w Ii
linois poza Chicago zjechafo sic
do hotelu La Sale celem ONO"
vienna systemu licency federal
nych, kt6rc wejda w zycie dnia
1-go listopada. Oni take obie--
cali wsp6lpracowaG re rzadem.
Cub. Lowden oSwiadczy}, re
wyda proklamacye, azcby dnia
3Ogo b. m. w kazdym domu pod
piSano karty, zawierajqce solen-
ne obietnice wspoipraoowania re
rzadem w oszczedzaniu zywno--
sci.
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Eadnych s%zalbierxy n~aciagacx1,
csyhajacych ma k%ieszen1e 3atwowiSr'
sych, ME ma D1IENNIK CHICAGO.
SKI ma swych szpaltach, DO zawsls
pracujs dla dobra ludu. Oszukahczs
,,fire sales" stanowczo " DZIENNL.
KU CHICAGOSKIM o~glastans hyt
ale mog&.
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Pieciu ,,naciagaczy" zostaio til
wczoraj przez policye chicagosk2
ujetych i "a kratki zasadzonych
pod zarzutem sprzedania bezwar
toSciowych akcyi naftowych ban
kierowi Z Fort Wayne, Ind, C..
H. Wordenowi, prezesowi First
Hamilton Bank.
Aresztowani So dobrze znani
rycerzami przemyslu kt0rzy Po-
lula na zamozne i naiwne ofiary.
Nazywaja sic: James NJ. Jordan,
starzec LEGACY podobno lat so,
Iecz odznaczajacy sic nadzwy-
czajna elegancya i sprytem, kto-
~ byi szefem szajki, dalej +.
Nc Sherry, F. Dunn, w. Jarvis,
i A. Mooney. Byli W drodze do
French Lick Springs, Ind, gdy
ich policya zawrocila z drogi do
eel chioagoskich.
Policya jednoczeSnie szuka W
zwiazku z tenn oszustwem .Joe"