davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05
NAROD NIEMIECKI MA BE-
DROZU.

Narodowi niemieckiemu powia-
daja ludzie, ktorym on pozwala
sic oszukiwac i prowadzic rzady,
re walcza o zycie i istnienie swe-
60 pahstwa, re ~prowadza wojne
rozpaczliwej obrony przeciw roz-
mySlnemu napadowi. Mic ME mo-
re bye jaskrawiej i rozmySlniej
fa1szywego i musimy najzupel-
niejsza nasza ot~wartoScia i szcze-
rosetta co do naszych prawdzi-
wych zamiarow przekonywac 60
o falszywoSci tego. My faktycz--
ME walczymy o ich uwolnienie Cd
obawy tax ich jak naszej, cd oba-
wy zar6wno jak i faktu niesiusz-
mel napa5ci re strony sasiadow
lub rywali lub intrygantoW daza-
cych do panowania mad Swiatem.
Mkt ME zagraza istnieniu lub
niezaleznoSci lub pokoJowym
przedsiebiorstwom panstwa ME
,n;ackieoo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05
RZECZY ME DO ZNIESIE-
MIA MUSZA Bye N
CLONE.

Wierze il movie W ich imieniu,
kiedy zloze diva oSwiadczenia:
Popierwsze re te rzeczy ME do
zniesienia, kt6rych wstretna po-
STAG nam okazali panowie Me
mice, ia grozba intrygi ziaczonej
z gwaitem, kt0ra widzimy teraz
tax jasno jak potege Nlem1ec. ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

stwie ola zyczei i uczut jego
wfasnego ludu, lecz jake narze-
die innego narodu.
Przeciw sile jego musimy po-
stawic sile wlasna, a panstwa
centralne uznac musimy jake
iednostke. w laden inny spo-
sob wojna ME moze bye pomysl-
ME prowadzona.
Ia sauna logika powinna do
prowadzic mas do wypowiedze-
ria wojny Turcyi i Bu}garyl. 81
one take narzedziami Nlemiec.
Lecz sa tylko narzedziami i ME
stoja ma bezposredniej drodze ma
szej k~oniecznej akcyi. Pojdziemy
tam, gdzie mas k]oniccznosci VOL
ny prowadza, lecz wydajc mi sic,
re powinnismy isc tylko tam,
gdzie nam wskazuja wzgledy be-
tosrednie i praktyczne, a ME Eva
FAC ma zadne inne.
Srodki finansowe i militarne,
kt6re musza bye powziete, sa-
me sic nastrecza Z rozwojem
wojny i jej przedsiewziec, lecz
osmiele sic przedlozyc VAN pc
VINE propozycye faktow prawo-
dawczych, kt6re uwazam "a ko-
nieczne ola p~odtrzymywania
wojny uwolnienia ola tejzc
wszystkich naszych sill i energii.
MOVIE A
Trzcba bedzie W pewnych
szczegolach rozszerzyc zakres u
staw przeprowadzonych ma osta-
tniej sesyi, kt6re dotycza cudzo-
ziemc6w nieprzyjacielskich; a
take, sadie, trzeba bedzie "a
Irowadzic Jardzo scis}a i szcze-
goiowa kontrole mad p~rzyjazdem
odjazdem wszystkich osob
przez porty Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Powinny bye przyjete ustawy,
ckre5lajace jake przestepstwo
kryminalne kazde rozmySlne
przekroczcnie proklamacyi pre-
zydencyalnej, dotyczacej cudzo-
ziemc6w nieprzyjacielskich, a o.
gloszonej ma mocy sekcyi 4O67
statut6w poprawionych, ktora to
proklamacya wyznacza odnosne
harry. TAX kobiety jak mezczy-
mi maja bye Object ustawami,
nakladajacemi ograniczenia ma
cudzoziemcow nieprzyjacielskich.
Prawdopodobnem jest, re 2
czasem wielu cudzoziemc6w ME
przyjacielskich zgodzi sic ma to,
azeby dac i'm mieszkanie / zyw-
rose ma koszt rzadu W obozach
koncentracyjnych Wobec tego
celem ustaw, ktore proponuje, by
lobv tych cudzoziemcow nieprzy
jacielskich, ktore sic przekroczen
ustaw dopuszczaja, uwiezic w
wiezieniach karnych i innych "a
kladach, gdzieby wykonywali
prace taxa, jak inni kryminali-
Sci. .
REGULACYA CEN.
Niedawne doSwiadczenie pre-
konaio mnie, re kongres dalej mn
ST isc w udzieleniu upowaznienia
rzadowi do ograniczenia cen.
Prawo podazy i zapotrzebowa-
MIA, smutno mi powiedziec, "a
stapimy prawem nieograniczone-
90 samolubstwa. Podczas gdy
wyeliminowaliSmy bezskrupulat-
ne sciaganie zysk6w w pewnych
saleziach przemyslu, ~jeszcze ist-
n1cie, bczczelnie rozpanoszona,
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05
teczniejsza organizacye i lepsze
melody kooperacyjne.
A BUDZETOWE

SPRAWY BUDzETOWE
Prosze take czlonk6w izby re
! prezentantow, azeby zczwolili mi
wyrazic opinie, IL rozrzutny 1
marnotrawny musi sic okazac
spos6b wyznaczania olbrzy1nich
apropryacyi publicznych fundu-
Sow, jake So koniecznc ola po-
mySlnego prowadzcnia wojny,
jesli izba nizsza ME wroci do
swej dawnej melody, wedfug kt6
rel wszystkie bile apropryacyjne
inicyowane i przygotowane byiy
W jednym komitecie, tax azeby
Observation-Disclosures mogia bye
skoncentrowana, rozchody zrefor
mowane i ujednostajnione, a roz
rzutnosc i duplikacya jak NADIA
lei ~wyeliminowana.
Dodatkowe ustawAdawstwo mo
&c sic okazac potrzebne, zanim
kongres obecny sic odroczy, azeby
doprowadzic do najskuteczniej-
szej koordynacyi i operacyi kolei
innych systemow transportacyj--
nych w tym kraju. Lecz ma te
kwestye, jeSli okolicznosci tego
wymagac beda, zwr6ce uwage
kongresu PREY innej okazyi.
GLOWNA RZECZ: WOJNA.
Jezelim cos pomina}, co powin-
10 bye uczynione ola skuteczniej-
szego prowadzenia wojny, brak
ten Vase obrady uzupeinia. Jas
no przedstawia mi sic jedna rzecz,
4 mianowicie: re W obecnej sesyi
kongresu wszelka nasza uwaga i
tnergia powinna bye s]koncentro-
wana celem energicznego, szybkie
go i pomyslnego przeprowadzenia
wielkiego zadania t ]. zwycieskic-
60 zakohczenia wojny.
Uczynic to zdo}amy z ia wick
sza gorliwoScia i tenn wiekszym
entuzyazmem, poniewaz wiemy,
re wojna jest ola mas wojna wyso-
kich ideaiow, ME spodlonych zad-
na samolubna zadza podboju ami
~iupiestwa; poniewaz my wiemy,
i ca}y SWAT vie, re przy1nusem
zostalismy w mia wciagnieci, aze-
by nasze instytucye, pod ktoremi
zyjemy, ocalic Cd k~orupcyi i Uni
szczenia. Dazenia mocarstw CEN
tralnych godza W salno SERGE wszy
stkiego tego, w co my wierzymy;
ich melody ~wojowania gwalca
kazda zasade ludzkosci honoru
rycerskiego ich intrygi zdemora-
lizowaly mysl i ducha znaczneJ
czeSci naszego ludu; ich z1owro-'
ga i tajna dyplomacya usiiowaia
odebrac nam nasza wlasna ziemie
i rozedrzec unie naszych Stanow.
Nasze bezpieczetistwo znikioby
honor nasz ma zawsze zostalby
splamiony, ma pogarde wystawio-
ny, gdybysmy zezwolili ma ich
tryumf. Coda oni BOWEN w sa-
ma egzystencye d~emokracyi i VOL
noSci.
1 dlatego, poniewaz wojna ia
Jest ola mas wojna ~wysokich i bez-
interesownych cel6w, w ktore
wszystkie wolne ludy swiata So
zlaczone ola obrony prawa, wojna
ola zachowania narodu naszego !
wszystkiego, co "a drogie W
swycfr dazeniach i celach uwaza,
dlatego to czujemy sic p~odw6jnie
zniewoleni zaproponowac ola jej
wyniku tylko to, co jest sprawie-
olive i.bez zarzutu w swej inten-
cyl, tax ola naszych wrogow, jaH
i naszych przyjacio}. Poniewaz
sprawl jest sprawiedliwa i Swie-
ia, za}atwienie jej must bye tel sa
mel jakoSci i ia tych samych mo-
tywach oparte. O to walczyc mo-
zemy, lecz o mic, CODY bylo mniej
szlachetne, mnicj godnc naszych
tradycyi.
Ola tel sprawy wkroczylismy
Go tel wojny i Ola tel sprawy bic
sic bedziemy, az .ostatnie dziaio
zostanie wypalone.
Otwarcie do Was przemowi}em
oon;ew,az czaS wvdaie sic TAXI. w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05
NAR0D ZLACZoNY.

Z pewnego punEtu w1dzenia ME
Jest rzecza potrzebna zasadniczej
tel kwestyi r~oztrzasac. Me wat
pic, re nar6d amerykaiski vie,
0 co wojna sic toczy jakiego ro-
dzaju jcj wynik uwazac bedzie "a
osiagniecie swoich W niej zamia-
row. Jako nar6d ziaczeni jesteS-
nv W duchu i zamiarach.
Ma}o zwracam uwagi ma tych,
kt6rzy ~twierdza inaczej.
oDEzWA DO PACYFISToW.
S}ysze giosy oponujace kt6zby
ich ME siyszaI? Siysze krytyke l
krzyki haiaSliwie bezmy5lnych l
m~acicieli. Widze r6wniez tn i ow-
die ludzi miotajacych sic W bez-
silnej nielojalnoSci wobec spokoj-
nej. niewzruszonej potegi narodu.
Siysze rozprawiania o Pokoju
tych, kt6rzy ami jego natury ME
znaja ami ME wiedza. W jaki spo-
sob 60 osiagnac re wzniesionem
obliczem i nieziamanym duchem.
Ale WIEN, re laden z mich ME
przemawia w imie narodu. Me
dotykaja oni jadra niczego. Mo
ina bezpiecznie pozostawic ich W
puszeniu sic W ich godzinie ME
zadowolenia i zapomniec o Mich.
Ale dla innej strony pomiedzy
wami sadie, re rzecza ~potrzebna
Jest powiedziec jasno, jak my tn
W siedzibie dziaiania zapatruje-
my sic ma to, o co w tel wojnic
chodzi ! jaka role grac zamierza-
NY W zaiatwieniu giownych jej
kwestyi. My jesteSmy wyrazicie-
lami zdania narodu amerykahskic
60. kt6ry ma prawo wiedziet, czy-
I; lego zaniary So take naszymi.
zyczy on sobie pokoju przez
przezwyciezenie zia, przez pogro-
mienie raz ma zawsze zlych mocy
przerywajacych pokoj / czynia-
cych go niemozliwym i zyczy on
sobie wiedziec, 0 lie SciSle nasze
mysli zgadzaja sic Z mySlami jego
! jaka akcye many ma widoku,
Niecierppwia so CT, ktorzy zyczs
sobie pokoju ma podstawie Jake
gokolwiek kompromisu, gleboko
60 niecierp1iwia i oburzaja. ale
zniecierpliwimy go my takze, je-
zeli mu jasno ME wyfozymy, jake
many zamiary i jake ukiadamy
plany dazac do zdobycia pokoju
bronia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05
AUSTRIA - SERBIA =
POLSKA.

FOLShA.
Miaiem ia mysli wtedy, jak
obecnie, Austrye, miedzy inne-
mi, jak r6wniez Serbie i Polske.
kSprawiedliwoSG i rownoSc praw
csiagnieta moze bye tylko "a
wielka cene. Szukamy sta}ych, a
ME tymczasowych podwalin po-
| koiu swiata. Szukac ich musimy
z umyslami otwartymi / be- bo-
jazni.
Jak zawsze, s}usznoSc okazc
sic jednoczeSnie rzecza najdogod
niejsza.
Coz wiec many uczynic, aze-
by te wielka wojne o wolnosc
! sprawiedliwosc doproWadzic do
sprawiedliwego kohca? Reka ME
ublagana musimy usunat wszy-
stkie przeszkody, ktore stoja ma
drodze do powodzenia. Musimy
przeprowadzic kazde MOVE "a
stosowanie prawa do potrzeb,
ktore umozliwi nam zupelnie ME
krepowane zuzytkowanie wszyst
kich nsazych sill i zasobow jake
Jednostka bojowa.
"WYPOWIEDZENIE WOJNY
AUSTRYI.
Jedna Z tych ambarasujacych
przeszk6d jest fakt, re prowadzi-
my wojne z lNiemcami, a ME z
jej sprzymierzeicami. Najusil-
niej wiec polecam, azeby kongres
natychmiast przyja} deklaracye,
re Stany Zjednoczone So W sta
ME wojennym z Austro-Wegra-
mi. Czy sic dziwno wan wydaje,
re taxi jest wniosek wywodow
moich, ktore co tylko zakohczy-
lem? Me, ME jest dziwnem, a.
lie Jest nieuniknionem wynikiem
logiki faktow, jake wyluszczy-
lem.
Austro-W egry ma razie ME So
panem samego siebie, lecz tylko
wasalem rzadu niemieckiego. Sta
mac musimy pred faktami TAXI
mi, jakimi one So i dziaiac we'd
lug mich be- sentymentu, gdyz
Jest to interes powazny. Rrzad
Austro-W Veg. ME dziala z Was
mel inicyatywy. ami W posiuszeh-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05
NIGGA Bye

Najgorszq rzecza, jaka spotkac
moze nar6d niemiccki ma jego
szkode byloby to, re nadal, pc
zakonczeniu wojny, bylby zr1u--
SONY dalej zyc pod panowaniem
ludzi ambitnych i intrygant6w
dqzacych do zaburzenia pokoju
Swiata, ludzi hub klas ludzi, kto-
rym inne narody Swiata ME mo-
g}yby ufaG, re sta}oby sig rzecza
niemozliwa ~dopuScic ich do spo}-
XII narodowe, ktora odtad musi
gwarantowac pokoj Swiata.
Sp6lka ia musi bye sp6ikq lu-
dow, a ME spoika tylko rzadow.
Mogloby r6wniez STAG sic rzecza
niemozliwq posr6d takich niepo-
mySlnych okolicznosci dopuScic
do wo1nego handlowego
wzajemnego obcowania, co ME
uchronnie wypIyneloby z innych
sp6lek prawdziwego pokoju. Ale
w tenn ME byfoby agresyi i take
po4ozenie, nieuchronne Z powodu
n;eufnoSci, re samej natury re-
czy PREDICT czy p6zniej uzdrowi-
loby sic stosunkami, jake musia-
lyby wynikna6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

autokracyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

czeniu musza nastaplc.
Evening star., 1917-03-23
Text Of Report.

Col. Munsons report SAD:
THE records of this Office show that
the health conditions of your regiment
since October s. 1915, when It arrived d
in this camp, have been very crafty
ing.
not one man has died from Illness
and not one man has had typhoid or
para-typhoid fever, or any dangerous
infectious disease. and the regimental
surgeon states that this immunity from
Evening star., 1917-03-23
CHURCH RAISES $5O,500
IN 5O-DAY CAMPAIGN
st. Paul's Roman Catholic Parish
Completes Fund for Towers and
Other Special Matters.

More than $1,000 day for fifty days
is the rate at which the parishioners of
st. Pauls Roman Catholic Church recent
ly have been giving toward the special
fund to complete the towers Of the
church and to accomplish certain other
special matters.
The campaign lasted fifty days;
soliciting was confined exclusively to
the parish limits. and the sum raised
last night amounted to s50,500 The
plan is to complete the towers, erect
a marble altar and 4 pipe organ ana
fresco the church, as well as several
minor matters, and, on the day in 1918
when Mgr. James F. Mackin shall cele-
brate the fftieth anniversary Of mis-
ordination, turn over to him as pastor
as a token of appreciation the receipt
ed bills Father Mackin erected this
parish. the church building of which
is at 18th and V streets northwest, in
1856.
Some of the most substantial con-
for the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin,
$500; st. Paurs Sunday school, $500:
Holy Name Society, $1,000; Mrs Mar
shall Field. $1,000; James O'Donnell.
81 900; Mrs. John CammaCA, $1,000, and
J. Maury Dove, $1,000.
The committee in charge OF the cam
paign was composed Of Andrew [.
Hickey, chairman: Rev. James z. krug,
Rev William ]. Carroll, Rev. Hugh
Curley, p. ]. Haltgan and James II.
Clark, vice chairmen; John D. Leonard,
treasurer; Thomas L. Fortune, auditor.
and John r. Brown, secretary.
Evening star., 1917-03-23

officially our judges, that our service
was satisfactory to them and a credit
to the community which we repre-
sented. This has been ample reward
for most of US.
Il wish particularly to thank those
of our citizens who have shown so
much interest and worked so energet-
ically and successfully to find employ
ment for those who returned to their
home station without any position in
prospect. They are deserving of espe-
cial thankS-the gratitude not only of
those who have benefited personally
thereby but of all their comrades and
others interested IN maintaining the
integrity of our various units; for we
do desire to maintain our organizations
and keep them as ready and able to
serve as they are today.
I'VE know that the National Guard
which has had the benefit of field train
than any similar numb ber Of soldiers
that this country has had since 1866.
ITO the citizens whose patriotism
will impel them to offer their services
If the call should again come let me
urge them not to wait until the call
but come now, while there is time
for preparation-time for preliminary
training that is absolutely necessary
before they can be Of any help to us OF
to their country.
I'VE are about to start course OF
armory training: we have competent
instructors of the regular army, and
now is the time to enlist and learn
those things which may be of incalcu-
la Bile value to you and to your cOun-
try in the near future"
Evening star., 1917-03-23
COL. YOUNG THANKSD. c.
FOR GUARDS RECEPTION
Takes Occasion in Letter to Urge En-
listment Now So as to Be Prepared
in Case of National Emergency.

Appreciation Of all OF the members
of the National Guard of the District of
Columbia entertained at the reception
rendered by citizens of the city W ednes-
day night is expressed by Col. Glendie
B. Young, commanding the 81 District
of Columbia Infantry, in q letter which
he today sent to the general commit
tee of citizens which had charge of the
affair Col Young in his letter speaks
in behalf of all of the units of the
local militia which were honorcd at
the celebrat tion.
Incorporated in the letter OF thanks,
Col. Young says that the same men are
ready to answer another call should 1t
come. but makes an earnest plea for
young men of the community to enlist
now, so that they will be ready to go
to the front at the first call instead of
spending a long time in training camps.
The beautifully embossed certif1-
Gates presented u.s." said the letter In
part, will he highly priced and care
fully preserved by each as a souvenir
of service performed without any idea
Of reward other than comes to every
man having done his duty AZ lie saw it
and to the best of his ability.
Praise Of Superiors Ample Reward"
I'VE have been assured By those
under whom we served. those who were
Evening star., 1917-03-23
WHOLESALE RATE HIGHER
ON BEST GRADE Of EGGS
Advance of One Cent a Dozen, But
Retail Price Unchanged-0ther
Products Lower.

There has been 1et-up by the hens
In their effort to reduce the high cost
Of living, and in consequence of the
diminished supply prices on the best
grades of eggs this morning advanced
J cent wholesale. This will, 1t is
stated. make no difference in retail
prices. Onions. per sack, are slightly
lower priced-s9.50 fat was charged
for them yesterday; today they can be
bought for $3.50 per sack. but the deal
ers say it is only a question of about
two weeks before the Texas and Ber-
rnuda onions will be on the market. and
their coming is expected to cause a
lowering of prices. Strawberries are
more plentiful. and this morning sold
wholesale as low as 25 cents a quart, a
drop of cents on the earlier In the
week prices.
Evening star., 1917-03-23
HOTEL employees DRILL.
Bellboys and Other Workers at the
Willard Use Roof of Hostelry.

Attaches of the White House were
greatly interested yesterday in what
appeared at first 10 be preparations
for a moving picture on the roof OF
the Willard Hotel. A large group of
men was in evidence moving from point
to point on the top Of the structure
and could plainly be seen from the
White House grounds. Later the
spectators learned that this was the
daily military drill hour participated
in by forty Of the bellboys and other
male employees OF the hostelry.
Thomas z. Jones, superintendent Of
the service department is tho leader
in the movement, assisted by several
OF the men who are ex-guardsmen. The
management has expressed itself as in
favor of the idea and is ready to en-
courage its men in every possible way.
The skeleton company is learning the
manual. of arms as well as marching
eVolutionS.
Evening star., 1917-03-23
Physical Improvement.

Your regiment has also shown a physi-
cal improvement which cannot readily be
expressed in figures. The underdeveloped
men have gained in weight and strength ::
tho overweight men have lost superfiuous
fat. All are clear-eyed. robust and hardy.
"Tn my opinion. your men. individually
and collectively. have enjoyed far better
health during their military service than
If they had remained in civil life at home.
They are returning to their home in far
better physical condition than when they
left it. The border service has apparently
not injured any. On the contrary. It has
undoubtedly done much to prolong the
lives and promote the efficiency OF your
men after they return. Many OF the les
sons of self-care learned here will not be
forgotten.
Good health in the military service Is
the result OF cooperation by all CON
Cerned. You and your regimental surgeon
are especially entitled to a full share in
the credit OF taking home a full regiment
in sound health Your organization has
had no war service, and its border record
must depend on peace efficiency. There
is no more important factor III such ell
cheney than sound health.
Evening star., 1917-03-23

vance in prices. practically every va
riety of fish. except haddock and tile.
selling higher than early in the week.
Usually at this time shad and herring
are becoming plentiful on the market
and prices are dropping. but today they
are both selling at higher prices. her
ring being particularly high. Perch.
both white and yellow. and some rock
were received yesterday and TINS morn
ing from the river nets, and as the cur
rent is now Zone and the muddy water
is settling better catches are looked for
in the coming week.
Prices this morning. according to
dealers at the wharf market. ranged
about as follows: Roe shad, $50 each
buck shad. co cents each; herring SO a
hundred; Spanish mackerel 12l2 cents
a pound: carp. 6 cents a pound: rock
and bass, 20 cents pound; pike. l"
cents a pound; haddock. cents a
pound: tilefsh. 1917 cents pound; cat
fish. 25 to 80 cents bunch. and perch.
10 to rs cents bunch.
Evening star., 1917-03-23
Farm Loan Bank Located.

BALTIMORE. March c3.-Permanent
quarters for the farm loan bank of the
second district. which includes the
District Of Columbia, have been taken
in the Fidelity building. The mem
bers OF the board have transferred
there the few office effects gathered IN
their temporary rooms and are already
installed. The new offices Were opened
TO-DAY. The location was selected by
President George II. Stevenson because
of proximity To the state board OF
agriculture. in the Union Trust Com
pany building, nearby.
Evening star., 1917-03-23

mobilization camp prior to arrival here
The sick report has been low. and the
health statistics of your regiment show
that such disabilities as have brought
men thereon have been of trifiing ma
ture. accidents or of a surgical character
The health record Of your regiment is
at the present time the lowest in camp.
1T is now more than eight months
since the militia troops We're called out
during which time they have been con-
tinuously exposed to field conditions.
Comparison of such health conditions
as yours with those for the average or
ganization during the first eight months
following the declaration of war against
Spain in 1898 is invited
Evening star., 1917-03-23
Predicts Great Famine in U. S.

That this nation Is to have times of
trouble" until 1891, and that ereat
famine is to sweep over the country are
predictions which Rev. Andrew Jones,
colored prophet" OF Philadelphia,
made here today. The clergyman, who
says he predicted the Johnstown floor.
the Baltimore fire and other disastrous
events IN this Country's history, spoke i'll
the Tenth Street Colored Baptist Church
last evening, and also is TO deliver an
address in Shiloh Baptist Church this
evening.
Evening star., 1917-03-23
Quotations Today.

Prices today on the wholesale mar
kct ranged about as follows:
The quotations are for large lots; job
bers' prices are higher
EGGS-Nearby. %; southern, %.
CHEESE-New York state factory, new
25a2s.
BUTTER-Elgin print, a; Elg,n tub
O.: process. IS; store packed. 81.
POULTRY--Live hens, per Ib, es;
roosters. per lb.. IA; turkeys. per lb. 2sa
so; spring chickens. per h.. 27a2s:
l5; keats. young each. 40
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens. choice.
per h.. "a: chickens. per lb.. 27a30;
turkeys. per lb.. 27a32; ducks. per lb
2aa24: ROSTERS. per H.. Is: geese. per
lb.. 15a16.
2.5oa7.0o; per box. 100a2.50: California
oranges, :. .60aa so: Florida oranges 3 OOa
<so: grapefruit. S.00a3. Strawberries
25a35 per qt.; tangerines. 2.o0a225.
vEGETABLES-Potat Irish. No. l,
per Dbl. 6.0oa7: 90: per 21sbu. sack. 100;
vans, s.5oa4.25 per bbi: string beans
1-ooalo: 90 per basket; peppers. per crate
1ooa5.oo; okra, ,oS per. Per ., crate. 500;
crate. s,5Oas.oo; onions. per ,oO-ib. sack.
S.s0as.50 eggplant. 4.00a6 90 crate: new
cabbage. per basket. 2.5Oa3.o0; beets,
per bunch. Sac; celery. per doz., 35al 90;
,onnaine lettuce, 1.50a2,5o per basket;
lettuce. 1.50a4 so per basket: cranberr;es
per bbl. 3.00a5.00: per box. lo5al so,
squash. Florida. 3.0oa3-50 per crate; Flor
IDA tomatoes, i. 00a6.oU per crate
LIVE STOCK Sheep. per ID. SAC
lsrnbs, fan. IL per h.: calves. per 10,
-: medium. 11a12 per ID; common
per h.. SAG.
DRESSED MEATS-Porir. small to mo
dunn, h.. 16: heavy. h., 15al5iz.
HAY-No. ! timothy. 1S.5oa1s.00; No
?. 176oa1s.0o; No. l mixed. 16.0oa17.o0
No. 2. II 0oa15.00.
SEEDS-Red clover. 12.25a12.15 pei
ba, alsike clover, 122Ja12.50 per bu.
crimson clover. e.90aS.25 per bu.; tim
othy. 3.o0a3.25 per bu.: red top. 13a1;
per h.: bluegrass. 1.75a2.00 per bu.
orchard grass, 2.40a2.75 per bu.: white
clover, 40 per h.; alfalfa clover. 15alt
per ID.
GRA1N-Wheat. milling. per bu.. 1.7oa
1-s0; ordinary. per bu., 1.25a1.50; corn
per bu.. 1.1Sa12O; oats. white, per bu.
.5a77: mixed. per bU.. 74a75.
Evening star., 1917-03-23

board told Of tho advantage OF federal
reserve banks over state banks In an
address before the local chapter of the
r,"~ican Institute of Banking last
nigh. at 1214 L street northwesl IL
w.l~ fllo last or n series of five tails
he has given before tho chapter.