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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-16
ROCK ISLAND HOUSEWIVES WILL NOT BE
COMPELLED TO OPEN EGGS TO FIND OUT
IF THEY ARE COLD STORAGE IN FUTURE

, mo person. firm or corporation shall
hereafter keep or permit to remain in
any cold storage warehouse any ar
ticle of food which has been held in
cold storage either within or without
the state, for longer aggregate per-
iod than IL months, except with the
| approval of the director Of the depart
ment of agriculture as hereinafter pro-
vided. The director Of the depart
ment of agriculture may, from time to
time, upon application in writing, ex-
tend the period Of storage beyond II
months for any particular article of
food, provided the same Is found upon
examination by the department Of ag-
| riculture to be in wholesome condition
for further cold storage. The length
of time for which such further stor-
age is allowed shall be specified in the
order granting the extension. A re-
port on each case in, which such ex-
tension Of storage may be permitted,
including information relating to the
reason for the action Of the said
director, the kinds and amounts of the
articles Of food for which the storage
period was extended, and length of
time for which this extension was
granted, shall be filed, open to public
inspection, in the Office of said d.
rector. The director of agriculture
shall have power to order any article
of food held in cold storage to he re-
moved therefrom before the expiration
of the first period of IL months or be-
fore the expiration Of any period Of
extension granted by him for any of
the following reasons:
"Q That the storage Of the ar
ticle of food beyond the time fixed by
i the director of the department of ag-
riculture in his order of removal will
render such article of food unwhole-
some:
"(2) That the person, firm, or cor
poration storing such article Of food
has entered into contract, agreement
or understanding for the purpose or
} with the intent Of fictitiously increas-
ing the price Of such article Of food;
"(3J That the storage of such ar
) ticle of food is for the purpose or with
the intent of fictitiously increasing the
price thereof;
90 That the storage Of such ar
|
oily.
"(5) That the storage Of such ar
ticle Of food tends to restrain or pre-
} vent competition in this state In the
supply or price Of such article. Be
fore such article Of food shall be or
} dered removed from storage, the di.
rector of agriculture shall give al
!, least five days notice in writing of his
intention to make such order, and
| shall accord the person, firm or cor
poration receiving such notice full
hearing thereon.
"(9) It shall be unlawful to sell
. or to offer for sale, any article of food
which has been held for a period Of
80 days or over in cold storage either
, within or without the state, without
notifying persons purchasing, or in.
, tending to purchase, the same, that il
has been SO held, by the display Of q
, placard plainly and conspicuously
marked Cold Storage Goods on the
bulk mass or articles"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-16
Fresh or cold storage?

Fresh or cold storage?
How often has the Rock Island
housewife gazed at an egg before
cooking it and speculated as to wheth-
er or not the grocer's Eyes, ma'am,
strictly fresh" was a violation of that
commandment that says. Thou shalt
not bear false witness!"
But hencefOrth she will not have to
open the hen fruit to determine its
age, for il she gets a cold storage
variety, the package in which 1t is
sent will have to bear the stamp
cold storage goods"
A. R. Lewis, inspector working
under the direction of John B. New
man, superintendent Of the division Of
foods and dairies Of the state depart
ment of agriculture was in Rock Is
land yesterday instructing retailers as
to the law which recently went into
effect on cold storage goods.
Mr.. Lewis stated following can
vass of the local merchants that all
had agreed not only to meet the re-
Quirements of the measure on eggs,
but all other cold storage goods. Poul-
try, fish and meats are included In the
law. However, there Is little cold
storage meats sold, Mr.. Lewis said.
Goods is not considered "cold storage"
unless it has been in storage for more
than thirty days. Most of the cold
storage meats are exported.
Both wholesale and retail dealers
seem to be unanimous in approval Of
the law. While the wholesalers did
not particularly approve Of it at first,
they now have assumed the position
that it is a good measure, declaring
that in the past many housewives have
purchased cold storage eggs for fresh
and even after eating them failed to
notice any difference in cold storage
goods.
| Wholesalers who violate the state
law on cold storage regulations can
be placed out of business, inasmuch
as they are now licensed. In the
even that violation occurs the license
can be revoked.
Concerning the wholesaler, the state
law says:
"No person, firm or corporation
shall place. receive or keep in any cold
storage warehouse in this state ar
ticles Of food unless the same sail
be plainly marked, stamped, or tagged
either upon the container in which
they are packed, or upon the article
of food itself, with the date when
placed therein; and no person, firm or
corporation shall remove, or allow to
be removed, such article Of food from
any cold storage warehouse unless the
same shall be plainly marked, stamped
| or tagged, either on the container in
which it is enclosed or upon the ar
ticle of food itself, with the date of
! such removal, and such marks, stamps
and tags shall be prima facie evidence
of such receipt and removal and OF
the dates thereof. All articles of food
in any cold storage warehouse at the
time this act goes into effect shall
before being removed therefrom, be
plainly marked, stamped or tagged
with the date when this act goes into
effect and the date of removal there
from.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-16

lowed Mr.. Mcintyre, declared that this
country has the greatest materials of
any for producing more products. He
stated that the country is turning out
$45, 100000 900 worth of farm products
year and $21 900, 100000 of food pro-
ducts are produced annually. Also
that 100000 people are employed
in this country in making the United
States the greatest factory in the
world. In his talk he spoke of the
evolution of the pillow and various
farm machinery, comparing the
plows and tools which the people be-
fore Christ's time used in harvesting
and owing their food stuffs. He
stated that the pillow has increased in
efficiency 800 per cent, and that the
perfectness in modern machinery had
been reached Regarding the United
States and war. he stated that he did
not want this country to stop fighting
until the last blood stain Of the Lusi-
tania had been wiped out. 'Fvery
man must do his bit by conserving
whatever the government asks the
public to do" Dr. Taylor said. eve
are not at war with nation. We are
at war with representative of Ma
poleon. Men have left the farms to
enter this great strife and as result
the production of the farms has de-
creased to an alarming extent. The
allies are crying for food and this
country is the only one that can sup
ply them. 1t is up to America to sup
ply them"
Manufacturers and others who at
tended the affair last night heartily
agree that the meeting excelled all
others. 1t was the first meeting OF the
organization since the country has
been at war and the session easily
proved the fact. Patriotism was the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-16
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS WOMAN
TOOK V|NO[
1t Made Her Strong and
Well

Barneveid, VISIT was in 4 weak,
nervous. rundown, anaemic condi-
ton, so that my Homework was a
burden. Vinol was recommended,
and it made me well and strong It
is certainly the best tonic and
strength creator I have ever taken."-
Mrs. John Lewis.
Vinol is cod liver and iron con-
stitutional remedy for weak, nervous,
rundown conditions of men, women
and children. Your money will be re-
turned if it does not help you.
Red Cross Pharmacy, Charles ]
Strate, Bengston's Drug store, Rock
Island, and at the best drug store in
every town and city In the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-16

main point in every speakers address
The hall was decorated with Amer
lean flags and American patriotism
prevailed.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04
59-1757 Wilson ave.
60-1950 Lawrence ave.

59-1757 Wilson ave.
60-1950 Lawrence ave
61-3454 Lawrence ave-; 1929 Mil
waukee ave-. Norwood Park pa
wilon.
$685. n. Springfield ave.
63-Schurz High School, 1850 Mil
waukee I've
64-3S50 Diversey ave.
G5-Holstein Park pavilion.
66-2322 n. California ave.
67-174S West Alma ul.: 2423 w.
Alma ul.; 5O4S So. Ashland av.
51sza I'll. i Wood ul.
6S-6311 S. st. Louis ave.
69-724 w. alma ul.; 4443 Went
worth ave-; 1859 w. 51sza vi.
7O-45ta III. i Princeton I'VE
71-623S Princeton ave.
72-55O7 S. Halsted ul.
73-6249 S. Ashland ave.
74-6321 Harvard ave.
75-Neighborhood House, w. 6Sma
i S. May ILL.,; $50 Wentworth
ave.
76-7621 Perry ave.
77--Ridge Field House, 79ma III.
i Longwood ave.
1852 Milwaukee ave.
79-1S16 N. Laramie ave-; Nixon
School, Dickens ul. i Keller av.;
Szkola sw. FiIomeny, Cortland i
n. Kedzie ave-; KELVIN School,
Kostner ave. i Wright ul.; Ru-
therford Field House, Belden i
Newcastle ayes.
S0-561O w. Lake ul.
S1-f43S S. Ridgeway ave.
S2-3644 Ogden ave.
S4-3444 Wabansia ave-; Refractory
building, Humboldt Park.
S5-4259 w. North ave.
Seer S. Cicero ave.
POWIAT COOK.
1-Desplaines, village hall; Barr
ington, village hall.
2-Evanston, city hall.
3-Wilmette. village hall.
Oak Park, municipal building.
5-Maywood, town hall.
6-Cicero, 1901 - 5Sth ave-;
1912 - 50th ct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04

wyboru odbiorcow jake substytu-
ty, maxi i kaszki noszace w targu
NAVY: cornmeal, corr grits, corn
starch, corn flour, barley flour,
rice, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled
oats, sweet potato flour, soy bean
flour, feterita flours, feterita
meals. Maka zytnia moze bye
sprzedawana bez substytutow.
Maka czysto pszenna i maka gra-
ham (zawierajaca 100 procent
czystej ~pszenicy) ma bye sprzeda
wana wedle normy jednego (1)
funta czysto pszennej lub ,gra--
ham" maxi z szesciu dziesiatemi
(6-1O) funta substytutu. Kupiec
musi wymienic cene kazdego ar
tykulu PREY ~sprzedazy mieszanej,
a ME rodawac ceny kombinacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04
NOTATKI %REP0RTERA.

W ~referacie naszym wczoraj "a
mieszczouym o manifestacyi polskieJ
parku pod pomnikiem koSciuszk1
zaszia niedokIadnoSc W s~treszczeniu
proeramu - O lyle, IL podano, re
Spiewaia tam pani Jadwiga Smulska;
uzupeiniamy - S~piewala faktycznie
PAM Roza Kwasigroch.
q . .
Personal---very. biura poboroweso
mr.. 65 W Holstein Parku ma Jadw1So-
VIE prosi przez lamy Dziennika chi
ragoskiego o pieC polskich ~panleneN'
wo,ontaryuszek do piracy biurowej W
czasie jutrzejszej regestracyl pooo-
rowych. kt6rzy licza juz lat Il VIE
KIN. zgiosic sic MONA do Ora c. Foo
re W sail parkOwej.
8 q .
sedzia SABBATH odlozyt wCzOraj
eprawe panny Pauliny Plotka ma
diva tvgodnie. PlOtkowa oskarzona
lest o zamordowaDie Ora Jindra,
Czecha, i~nternisty W szpitalu powia-
tn Cook. Ma proSbe prokuratora ia
mes c. O'Brien, sedzia sprawe ia Cd
lozyl. O'Brien jedzie dU Springfieldu
adv tam ]sprzeciwiC sic wydaniu ia
kiegokolwiek nowegO rozkazu W
s2rawie Earl Dear, Eugene Harnett
Lloyd Bopp. kt6rzy W tym miesiacu
zwiazek maizenski. Ma icn s~potkanie
derstwO.
Onegdai odbyla sic IA Piotro-Pa-
wlowie wspaniaia u~roczystoSC poia-
czona z instalacya nowego Towarzy-
silva ..PrzyszloSc Ojczyzny" p. o.
Sw. Stanisiawa, grupa &14 Uni Pol
skiei z siedziba W Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Zaiozeniem tegoz Towarzystwa "a
jeia sic w~ice-cenzorka U. P, pani A
Boris PREY pomocy PAM E. Byczek.
Jestto drugie T~owarzystwo przynale-
FACE do Uni Polskiej, ma Piotro-Pa-
wlowie zorganizowane W kr6t--
kim czasie.
Przysiege cd wyzej wymienionego
Towarzystwa odebrai wice-prezes u
Mi PoIskiej, p. ]. Bunda, kt6ry PREY
byl ma sale W t~owarzystwie p. F. Ka-
~mihskiego. kt6ry 20 z~akonczeniu &C.
remonii przem6wii do ~zebranych.
y g .
Panstwo F. zmich, zamieszkali p.
rr. 1910 North Hermitage avenue i
krewni urzadzili mila niespodzianke
Janowi Jaroszewskiemu synowi pa
nj NJ. Jaroszewskiej, wdowy zamiesz-
kalei pnr. 1850 Southport avenue.
PAM Jaroszewska juz drugiego syna
oddala ma sIuzbe Wujowi Samowi'
Henryk. kt6ry pierwszy odjechai'
Jest obecnie W Waco, Texas, Jan
zas odjechai do Jefferson Barracks
Mo. Ma wieczorek pozegnalny przyJe-
chaIa PAM A. Marszaikiewicz z So.
Bend. Ind.
q q q
Szef detektywow ch~icagoskich ia
mes L. Mooney proszony jest o 3D.
szukanie si6str ROXY i Teresy Pala-
chowskich. liczacych lat 10 i II VIE
ku, kt6re dnia 29go maja opuSciiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04

Tutaj lest sposobnosc ola kazdego Amerykanina da mezczyzn !
kobet, mlodych starych bz wzgledu skad pochodza przyjst z pomo-
ca Wujowi sam'owi.
Many woluntaryuszy, kt6rzy pomagaja nam sprzedawae Znaczh
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (Thrift stamps) W waszej okolicy. Many take Gaia IL
SIT mezczyzn kobiet, ktorzy Sc zdolni wyglaszaG pubEczne mowy. Civil
ka czasu tylko z waszej strony pomoze a wiece, - jeden wieczor "
tygodniu, jedno popo}udnie arbo wieczor W niedziele. Kazda chwta ca
su jaks motecie poswiecc. dopomote wiele.
Katdy znaczek jai sprzedacie bedzie gwozdzikiem do trumny, ktora
Ameryka przygotowuje ola Wnhelma, - on napewno potrzebuje trumns
duLych rozmiar6w - a gwozdzie ktore uty1emy do MEL, zrona, Ne III
,chyba wiecej ME powrod.
Wieo wype}nijcie SVEN nazwtskiem ten kupon u doiu naznaczce
dzieh abo wiecz6r W kt6rym chcecie przyczyniG sic do dobrej spraWy'
1 posnicie do Mrs. NJ. L. Pnaum, War Savings Committee 4OS Conway
Building.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04

dom rodZlclelSkl pnr. bob - Std
avenue, W Milwaukee, Wis. Wyjecha
fp one W dzien wymieniony do Chi
cago W celu odwiedzenia znajomych.
q q q
Jadwiga Winckiewicz, dwuletnia
coreczka PIP. J0zefa / Maryi Wtnckle-
wiczow zamieszka}ych pnr. 1907 Par
ker avenue spali}a sic ma wegiel W
pozarze jaki wybuchl W domu jej ro-
dzic6w. Gdy strategy pozarni przyby-
Ii ma miejsce wypadku, wszelkie juz
sposoby ratunku okazaly sic niemoz-
live.
4 q q
Trzech wlaScicieli wyszynkow a.
resztowano ubiegiej niedzieli "a
przekroczenie ustawy nakazujaceJ
zamykanie w~yszynkow W niedzlele'
Aresztowani zoStali: PAM Nowak'
3O71 Throop ul., Stanisiaw VAIN
ski, 1856 Belmont avenue l Ieolll
Skoreczenski, 2S79 Archer avenue
. & .
4 Crown Point przyjechali oneg-
daj DID. MARGIN j. i Franciszka Il
ZienkiewiczowY Connors, doKad wy
jechali pred paru dniami i zawarli
zwiazek maiaenski. AN icn spokane
ma dworcu Union" czekaly siostry
PAM Connors. panic Brzezinska
Cepa 2 mezami. w domu PIP. Con-
rors odbyio sic u%roczyste ich przyje-
Gle PREY udziale krewnych i znaJo-
mych.
Micha{ Rynski, znany take iako
Mike Ryan" skazany zostai ma rok
i mol pobytu W ~,,Bridewell" - przez
sedziego Landisa "a rzekome falszy-
we podpisanie kwestyonaryusza.
q y q
Klemens Kolassa, syn PAM Balol-
nv Kolassa, wdowy, zamfeszkaieJ p.
mr.. 1928 North Ridgeway avenue W
Avondale wyjechai wczoraj o godzl-
ME 900 wieczorem pociagiem kolei
..Monon Route" do Paris Island,
( South Carolina do obozu wojsk ma
rvnarskich t. wv. Marine Corps.
q q .
Spoika standard Glove Co." pnr.
1911 Ellen utica otrzyma}a DUE "a
m6wienie rzadowe. Skarzy sic tylko
ma brak robotnic.
q q q
Wczoraj o godzinie S-mej do JEFF
ferson Barracks wyjechai p. Jan F.
Rusch. brat X. Rusch, superlnten-
denta Ochronki sw. Jadwigi W Niles.
Przsziy wojak byf do czasu zaciag-
niecia do wojska, asystentem proku-
ratora stanowego Maclay Hoyne'
Brat Jana. kt6remu ma imie WoJ-
| CZECH znajduje sic juz cd diuzszego
czasu W Camp Dodge jaEo cztoneK
oddzia{u szpitalnego Base Unit NO.
IL" Ojciec braci Rusch. Wojciech
Rusch mieszka pnr. 4S11 South Pau
lima Utica / nalezy do parafii sw. 10
zefa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04
.Lokale ola Regestracyi
Poborowej.

Jutro, t. j. W Srode, dnia 5go b..
m, odbedzie sic regestracya wszyst-
kich mlodziencow, kt6rzy doszli do
peinoletno5ci w roku ubieglym cd
dnia 5go czerwca, roku zesziego, W
ktorym to dniu odbyla sic pierwsza
regestracya wojskowa wszystkich
mezczyzn, liczacych Fl lat do 81. w
kazdym d%ystrykcie poborowym be-
die jeden Tub wiecej lokai0w, W kto
rym odbywac sic bedzie regestrowa-
ME nowych poborowych. Spis dy-
stryktow poborowych wraz z adre-
sami lokal6w regestracyjnych W
Chicago i W powiecie Cook poza mia
stem jest nastepujacy:
CHICAGO.
lar First National Bank bull
ding; Y. NJ. C.. A, S23 S. Wa
bash ave.; 1871 S. State I'll.
2-234S S. Michigan ave
3-3103 Indiana ave.
4-3333 S. State ul.
5-Wendell Phillips High School,
1925 Prairie ave
$40 E. 43cia III.
7-431 E. 43cia ul.
S-4301 Ellis ave.
9-29O1 Wallace ul.
1O-32O5 S. Morgan ui.; 1888 Ar
cher ave-; Armour School, 80.
Morgan u; Holden School, 81.
j Loomis ul.
11-2O4O w. 35ta ul.
12-25OO w. 3Sma ILL.,; 745 Root ul.
13-151O Hyde Park boul.
14-1510 Hyde Park boul.
15-E. 57ma I'll. Cottage Grove aV.
16-6240 Kimbark ave.
17-1114 E. 63cia ul.
1S-1625 E. 67ma ul., Jackson
Park Tavern.
1924 E. 79ta ul.; $500 Burnley
ave.; S7ma ul. i Escanaba ave.
2O-The Federal bldg, E. 92ga I'll.
Exchange ave-.
21-Illinois Central Hospital, 5744
Stony Island ave.
22-New City stacya p~olicy1na, 100
w. Anna ul.
2S-1545 w. 12ta ul.
24-1SO1 S. Racine ave.; 1886 W.
1Sta ul.
25-1SO1 S. Ashland ave.
26-2242 w. 23cia ul.
27-2347 S. Kedzie ave.
2S-Hammond School, California av.
i 21st pl.
29-21S S. Western ave.
3O-Y. NJ. C. A, W Sears, RoebucN
and Co.
S1-3340 w. Jackson boul.
S2-16O1 w. Grand ave.
33-323S Fulton. ul.
34-Sabin School, 1892 N. Leavitt
utica.
35-17O4 w. Chicago ave-; 2745
w. Division I'll.
36-1S14 N. Hermitage ave.
37-1427 Milwaukee ave.; Pulaski
Park, pavilion.
$3.50 Augusta ul.
S9-Chicago Commons, 949 w
Grand ave.
4O-skinner schol, 1868 W. Jack,
son boul.
41-Marquette School, S. Wood
W. Harrison ul.; Irving School,
S. Hoyne ave-. i Lexington ul.;
1850 w. Taylor III.
$500 Blue Island ave.
4S-Sheridan Park field house,
Polk i May ul.
44-14ty pl. i Union ave.
$4,000 Canalport ave.
46-Henrotin Hospital, 9S5 n. La
Sale ul.
47-40O E. Chicago ave.
4S-Newberry School, Orchard /
Willows ul.; $50 W. North ave.
49-1544 Larrabee vi.
50-Butler House, 1912 Broadway,
51-2324 Larrabee ul.
52-Hamlin School, 3035 n. Hoyne
53-Alexian Brothers Hospital, =
1900 Belden ave.
54-4O7S Broadway.
55-Clarendon Beach, 1901 Claren-
don ave.
56-Swift School, 5000 Winthrop av
57-Rogers Park stacya p%olicyjna,
1915 n. Clark I'll.
5S-Hamilton School, 1850 ". Cor
nelia ave.; 211S Grace ul.;
342S Southport ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04

Rodzinie pahstwa W~incentego l
Maryi osuch. zamieszkalym pnr.
4O43 North Troy utica, przybyia CO.
reczka; matka 1 dziecis ma1a sic d.
brse
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04
q q q

Wszyscy ci, kt6rzy ukonczyli lat
21 wieku do dnia 5go czerwca mu-
sza sic jutro regestrowat. We war
die 17-tej, precynkta 1, 2, 3, 4, s,
8. 9, 10 i II - wszyscy mfodzi W
wieku poborowym, ktorzy p~odlegaja
novel regestracyi maja sic stawic
miedzy godzina Una rano a Sta
wieczorem do biura ~poborowego dy-
stryktu mr.. So W Domu Zjednoczenia
pnr. 1929 Augusta ullca, rog Mil
waukee avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04
9 q q

SzeP detektywow chicagoskich ia
mes L. Mooney proszony jest o od--
szukanie si6str ROXY i Teresy Pala-
chowskich, l~iczacych lat 10 i II VIE
ku. kt6re dnia 29go maja opuSci1y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04

Wczoraj z poborowymi z dystryk-
tn mr.. 63 wyjechai do Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo-, J6zef zientara syn PAM
Antoniny Zientara, zamieszkaiej p.
mr., S443 West Melrose utica. Brat
lego, Kazimierz juz z%najduje sic W
obozie i jest czionkiem kompanii
H" IS. puiku piechoty stacyonowa-
nego W Fremont, California. Wraz z
Zientara wyjechal takze J6zef Per-
Xix. 2 pnr. S425 n. Central Park ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04

Onegdaj W domu PIP. Wojciecha l
Teodozyi Grzegorek, zamieszka}ych
pnr. 1905 North Oakley avenue u
rzadzono pozegnalny wieczorek ma
Geese ich syn6w Franciszka i J6zefa,
kt6rzy opuScili domowe pielesze, a.
by iSG i walczyc q kajzerem. Obaj
przysli obroncy wolnoSci otrzymali
sporo podarunk6w. Zegnali ich: Ma
rya i R6za Grzegorek, stanisfaw l
Kazimierz z zonami Grzegorek, Jan
z. Wichfacz z IONA, J6zef Michtal,
Marya i Anna Wichlacz, PAM Mar
mol ? c6rka Jadwiga, MARGIN Wich-
LACE z iona, Pawef Waszko' S. l K
Przeslawcy, Jan Domrzalskl, Michat
Marmol / W. |.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-06-04

Ubieglej soboty agent rzadoWy c.
c. Johnson przyaresztowai Karola
Mieniarskiego i Franciszka Ziemba--
la, "a rzekome dokonanie kradziezy
W skfadzie (Freight Housed kolei
Michigan Central" PREY South Wa
ter ulicy. .Rozprawa ich sadowa Cd
byia sic pred sedzia Kearns W sa-
die policyjnym ma stacyi PREY Clark
ulicy. Ziembala skazany zostaf ma
diva m~iesiace pobytu W wiezieniu 1
500 kary, a Mieniarskiego sedzia
postal ma 10 dni do kozy | kazai Ia
placic SO kary. Sprawl ia pre-
sluchiwana byla W saddle MUNICIPAL
nym; cd dis jednak sprawy wszyst-
kie dotyczace kolei roznych przesfu-
chiwane beda W sadie f~ederalnym
gdzie "a przewinienia o~strzej kara
anizeli W sadie municypalnym.
Evening journal., 1918-01-02
LIMIT BANK LOANS ON
COLD s. orr GE SUPPLE

Compi "ller OF the Currency John
Skelt Williams has sent TO the. ma
tlonal banks a ci, cular which bears on
The uctf cd of making loans and the
sums which can be advanced TO the
concerns that deal In commodities re-
curing licenses. 10 relates especially
L the rr6 cucts carried in cold storage
warehouses. The Government rule
Bearing or the matter is as follows:
'ihc banks i'm making loans, either
directly or indirectly, to patrons or
other persons concerned, on cOmmodi-
lies required 10 be licensed, or who
shall become liable on notes covering
such loans by Endorsement, guarantee
or otherwise, shall limit the amount Of
such loans, including all advance
charges. to a maximum of 20 per cent
Of the market value Of the said COM
modify on the date OF the sad loan
A margin OF not less than 80 per cent.
on all such loans and advance cha ges
shall be maintained at all times"
The United States Food Adminlstra-
tor requests the co-ope. alton Of the
national banks looking 10 the observ-
ance of this rule.
In making loans on the security Of
the commodities required 10 be licens-
ed, It is suggested by the Compt. oller
that the national banks require a mar
gin Of security In accordance with the
rule Of the food administration apply
ing TO cold storage wa ehousemen:
The commodities are as folln Ne
Wheat WI cat lour, rye and rye lop
barley and barley -four; oats, oatmeal
and rolled oats; corn, corn grits, corn
meal, hominy. corn flour, starch ON
corn. corn oil, corn syrup and glucose
rice, rice ilour; dried beans. pea seed
and dried peas; cottonseed. cotton
seed oil, cottonseed cake and cotton
seed meal peanut oil and peanut meal /
soya bean oil, soya bean meal palm /
oil and copra oil; oleomargarine, larI. /
lard substitutes; oleo oil and cooking 4
fats; milk, butter and cheese; con /
densed. evaporated and powdered mix: I
fresh canned and cured beef, pork and
mutton; poult y and eggs; fresh ard
frozen fsh, fresh fruits and vege-
tables; canned peas, dried beans. to-
matoes, corn, salmon and sa d mes
dried prunes, apples, peaches and rails
ins, suga S, syrup ana molasses