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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
. Murzyn, nazwiskiem George

Murzyn, nazwishem George
Gilbert, 5142 Wabash ave-, jadac
tramwajem linii 63ciej, wszedl W
klotnie z murzynka, nazwiskiem
Hattie Chamberlain, w trakcie
ktorej pokiereszowa} ia nozem.
Bali pasazerowie, widzac mu-
rzynhe broczaca W krwi, rzucili
sic ma czarnego i obili go dotkli-
vie. Jeden z czarnych ~pasazerow
zaS, wyjai z kieszeni revolver i
da} strzaf, ME ranii jednak nikogo,
Ipoczem z tramwaju zbiegf. Try
wozy policyjne odpowiedziaiy z
wielkim poSpiechem ma alarm;
zdawalo sic, re do nowych zabu-
rzen rasowych przyjdzie.
- Chester A. Schiller, 635 Tay-
Tor ul., oraz George c. Dixon, 755
North Kedzie ave, aresztowani
wczoraj zostali "a n~oszenie MUM
duru marynarskiego be- upowaz-
nienia. Postawiono ich pod bon
den tysiaca dolar6w, a gdy Schu-
lerowi postawiono pytanie, dla--
czego wdziai ma sic ubior zolnier-
ski, odpowiedzial, re majac go ma
sobie, spotkac moze latwo dobro-
dusznych obywateli, ktorzy chet-
ME poczestuja go trunkiem.
- Do szczesliwcow w nieszcze-
Sciu nalezy bezsprzecznie Bernard
Mersch, Fam. pnr. I'll Monroe ul.,
kt6ry onegdaj bardzo wczesnie
rano pedzac I'll. LaSalle W kierun
ku rzeki, ME zwracajac wcale u
wagi, czy jest ma rzece most czy
ME, pedzii dalej i spadi z maszy-
INA z wysokoSci ki1ku stop ma po-
Aad wieDkiej s~trazaokiej kdzi,
znajdujacej sic w lynn wlasnie
miejscu ma rzece. Policyanci i
detektywi re stacy centralnej w
poblizu, pobiegli czempredzej ma
miejsce wypadku; jakiez bylo ich
zdziwienie, gdy zobaczyli Mer--
scha wydobywajacego sic Z pod
maSzyny, narzekajacego ma po-
rzadek miejski ma czem Swia,
stoi. Z~aprowadzili go do szpitala
Iroquois Memorial, gdzie lekarze
pc zbadaniu orzekli, re mu sic
absolutnie mic ziego ME staio.
Wypadek przydarzyl sic W tym
wiaSnie miejscu, gdzie w roku
1915ym ~przewrocit sic okret wy
cieczkowy - Eastland.
SzeSciu uzbrojonych bandytow
wtargne}o wczoraj do budynku,
W ktorym znajdowai sic skiad
wodek i win, nalezacy do firmly:
National Wine and Liquor Co.
Powiazawszy nocnego stroza, ma
zwiskiem Charles Rautza, sznura
mi, poczeli wowczas wynosic re
sklepu bary}ki napelnione vodka
i winem i iadowac je ma automo-
bill c~iezarowy, stojacy pred bu-
dynkiem. Pc ich odjezdzie, gdy
Rautza uwolnil sic zdolai re
swych wiezow, sprawdzii, re zfo-
dzieje skradli napojow wartosci
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

staral sic naprawic. Drugim po-
WOODEN dlaczego artykuly zywno
Sciowe tax wielce postapily w
Genie, jest zdaniem tych kupcow
fakt, il w ostatnich dwu latach
plaza robotnikow rolnych row.
niez bardzo W gore podskoczysa,
jakotez cena workow i innych RE
czy, w ktore artykuiy tie So pako-
wane, pred wysylka do miasta.
w tym tygodniu wyrok bedzle
wydany przeciwko szeSciu mani
lantom cukru, ktorzy bezkarnie,
przez diugi Gas zdzierali kupu-
jacych ma wielkie sunny. Areszto-
wani oni zostali kilka tygodni te-
mu. Nazwiska ich trzymane So w
tajemnicy, zdaje sic jednak, re So
niemi: George w. Sheehan, John
F. Campbell, John E. Bunker, ].
G, SWINE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

Wnych popraWek. w nastepnylH
dniu senator Hitchcock przed}o'
zy sprawozdanie mniejszosci, po-
czem nastapi ogolna walka. Jak z
powyzszego wynika, pierwsze ze-
branie rady Ligi Ludlow ME moze
sic odbyc W pazdziern., a to z te-
go wzgledu, IL dyskusya mad ca
Ia sprawl potrwa, jak to niekto-
Frzy przypuszczaja, do nastepnego
roku.
KRoTKIE re
STOLICY KRAJU.
Washington, 9. wrzesnia. -
Senator PoindeXter przyjaf wez-
wanie do walk PREF. Wilsona co
do lepszego planu Cd Ligi Lu-
dow, powo4ujac sic ma konstytu-
eye Stanow Zjednoczonych, De-
klaracye Niepodleg}oSci oraz mo-
wy Lincoln'a.
- Department Stanu powia--
damia, re Rad meksyka1ski po-
stanowil ME napadac wiecej aero
planowych patroli amerykahskich
ia pograniczu meksykahskiem. w
tym celu powiadomil sWe wladze
pograniczne, ably zakazano stree
lama do aeroplanow amerykan--
skich, nakazujac rownoczesnie "a
pomoca sygnalow powiadomic
lctnikow, il So mad terytoryum
meksykanskiem.
- Wczoraj Izba Nizsza przy-
jeia rezolucye przedlozona przez
posla Mason'a z Illinois, W spra-
vie wycofania ~zo4nierzy amery--
kahskich re Syberyi. Gdy dysku-
towano ma ten temat posef Mason
zawiadomii, re ME bedzie zwaza}
ma akcye komitetu ola spraw "a
granicznych, jezeli ten natych--
miast ME ukohczy piracy mad owa
rezolucya, lecz podda ia pod g}o-
sowanie. Wszyscy czionkowie,
zarowno demokraci jake tez repu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

Zginal pies biaIy, spitz, nazywa sic
Keddy, 8 lat starry. nagroda: Frank
Wagner. 2124 S. Ashland ave. Te-
lefon Canal 1872. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA DO ROBIENIA W1ERZ
wNICH KOhNIERZY, DOBRYCH
KRAWOOW DO ROAMAITEJ RO-
BOTY PREY SPECIAL ORDER SUE
DUTACH. STALA PACA. H. NJ.
MARKS AND CO.. 900 W. JACK
son BOUL II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

Dokonczenie re stronicv l-szei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
KOLEJARZE PONoWNIE
GROzA STRAJKIEM.


Detroit, 9. wrzesnia. - DIVA
! tysiace delegatow r%obotnikow ko-
lejowych, kt6rzy otworzyli
wczoraj konferencye, dowie sic
prawdopodobnie w tym tygodniu,
czy rada wykonawcza uni kolejo-
wych postanowi deklarowac pow
szechny strajk, "a ktorym g1oso-
wafo okoio 600 1000 robotnikow.
Delegaci So "a powszcchnyn.
s%trajkiem.
K~ONFERENCYA COR
NIKoW.
Cleveland, 9. wrzeSnia. - Dzi-
siaj otworzona zostanie konwen-
eva gornikow ma ktorej, wedlug
wszelkiego Observation-Disclosures
przyjety zostanie plan szeScio-
godzinnej piracy dziennie, oraz
30-godzinnej piracy tygodniowo.
Delegacl maja take glosowac
mad kwestya strajku, W razie gdy
by zadah ich ME wyshuchano.
Strajk ten nastapilby 1go listopa-
da. Sesye otworzy zastepca pre-
zydenta zjednoczonych uni gor-
nikow J. L. Lewis W zastepstwie
prezydenta F. J. Haye'sa, ktory
jest obecnie chory. w przedmo-
vie swej movie on bedzje o ist,
niejacej drozyznie, oraz odczyta
statystyke, celem wykazania, IL
g6rnicy ME moga W laden spo-
sob utrzymac swych rodzin W ist-
niejqcych warumkach.
WSZYSCY REPUBLIKANSCY
S~ENATOROWIE SPRZECI-
WIAJA SIE
Washington, 8. wrzesnia. -
tym samym Prawie czasie, gdy
p~rzysylano streszczcnia mowy
PREF. Wilsona do Waszyngtonu,
republikanscy senatorzy przyszli
do porozumienia w sprawie swej
akcyi co do traktatu pokojowego,
mianowicie postanowili przyj2C
program zastrzezen senatora
Lodge'a. Senatorow, ktorzy byli
"a TEN, ably zastrzezenia w spra-
vie logo ~artykulu proponowane-
konstytucyi Ligi Ludow byly jak
najlzejsze, przekonali oponenci
ia swoja strone oSwiadczeniem,
&c sprawl ia powinna zostac "a
iatwiona "a ~wsp6lna zgoda. ODE
cnie senatorzy republikahscy pc.
siadaja pc swej stronie 40 g}osow
czyli w~iekszoSc 2 g}os6w. Tym--
czasem szeregi zwolennikow ad-
ministracyi s}abna: OTTO senator
Culberson, z Texas, ieden
Z najstarszych demokratow w Sc
nacie, okazai niedawno gotowoSc
przystapienia do szeregow opo--
zycyjnych, senator Simmons ma
tcmiast, krotko oSwiadczyl, re
sprzeciwia sic jakimkolwiek zmia
nom w traktacie pokojowym i
Jest gotow glosowaG "a Liga Lu-
dow W takim zarysie, w jakim jest
teraz. .Jednak pc r~ozwazeniu "a
lei sprawy, dodal senator Sim
mons widze, re bez doiaczenia
pewnych zastrzezen, ME da sic
przeprowadziG traktatu pokojo--
wego, przeto W ostatnich CA
sach konferowalem z niektorymi
acknowledgements senatorami mad
kwestye kompromisu." Senator
Lodge zaraportuje traktat pokojo
wy wraz Z poprawkami i doiaczy
do niego program zastrzezen we
Srode. Wraz z traktatem dolaczo-
ne bedzie sprawozdanie, W kto--
rem beda powody do}aczenia pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA chiopc6w do lekkiej TO-
boty, dobra zapiata, la, 16. IT
n. Crawford ave. blisko Madison ul.
Bromide Post Co. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA praczki. 1910 Division
ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA operatorek ,welted glo-
We closers' I banders musza bye DO
s~wiadczone. Zamezne Tub samotne.
Caly dzieh Tub ma krotkie godziny.
Najwyzsza Zapiata. Standard Glove
Co., 1647 n. Winchester ave.
xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA w~ykohczarzy PREY reka
wiczkach. StaIa praca. Dobra zapia-
ia. 1929 Haddon ave.. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA operatorek przy spod--
nicach j sukniach. 1900 Milwaukee
ave-, 3cie pietro. 10
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olH1OPC6W
DO OFIsOWB PRACY.

POTRZEBNA Jest kucharka I ME
wiasta do pomocy kucharce ma pie.
banii. Zgioscie sic do biurs DSienni.
Id Chicagoskiego ! Sapytat o Q. 4.
XXX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
PRACA.

POTRDEBA balwierza ma stale
1887 n. Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA do mycia statk6w,, 90
druga niedziela wolna. 621 N. STATE
ul. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA DO ROBIENIA WTERZ
CHNICH KObNIERZY. WYKON-.
CZAREK / DOBRYCH DZIEWCZAT
DO ROZMAITEGO RFCZNEGO
6ZYCIA PREY SPECIAL ORDER
SURDUTACH. H. NJ. MARKS AND
CO., 900 w. JACKSON BOUL. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA DOsWIADC1ONYCK
DZ1TWOAT DO NTROLIGATOR-
Nj I DZIEWCZAT DO NAUK. -
FATTHORN CO., 800 SHERMAN
UL. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA krawca ma stara 1 no.
Wa robote. 1886 N. Ashland ave. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA piekarza DO cnIepa. -
1880 Milwaukee ave,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

rzednik E. H. Gary, odm6wii i'm
pos4uchu. Welding oSwiadczeh IT,
rzednik6w unii oSmdziesiat pro-
cent robotnikow przystapilo juz
do unii, tymczasem pracodawcy
twierdza, re jest ich zaledwie 10
procent. Urzednicy u%nijni ME
chcieli wczoraj rozprawiat o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

POTRZEBA kobiet do wykonczania
suk1en " domu. 1924 Milwaukee
ave.. 2gie pietro. II
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power u resistance against discase
greatly Increased with the Kidneys
and bowels acting vigorously and reg
ularly and ..tlie body fTced from ir-
ritating poisons, relief must come.
Natures Remssy mr. Tabletsl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
SHALLoWATER COMMUNITY

II d McCrummen. Of Amarillo.
spent a few days last week with r
Il McCrummin
The new piano was delivered AZ
the schoo house Saturday II will be
used in the auditorium and the old
one will be used in the school room.
The oil stove that was bought by
the conservation club was brought
out Saturday
l.. b Seaton left Tuesday for
Tennessee for a two weeks visit with
his mother
Rev o. Oldham filled his appoint
ment at Littlefield Sunday
Another pouring down rain Of rs
Of an inch fell Saturday night. Who
said il did not rain in Lubbock cors-
ty? The wheat surely looks fine in
this vicinity, although not much can
be said Of the other crops as the
weather has been so cool. but a few
days Of sunshine and II will grow al.
the faster after these fine May rains
Rev. Pollard preached a very inter
esting and instructive sermon at this
place Sunday. There will be Sunday
School and we hope preaching every
Sunday in the auditorium from now
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
MONROE NEWS ITEMS
FOR THE PAST WEEK

Last Wednesday night this COM
munity was visited By rain and hail
storm doing small damage to the gar
dens. The wind blew Mr.. II. Hud-
nails smokehouse over killing quite
number of chickens. Also blew
Mr.. Ward Crim's windmill down
The following were visitors in Lub-
book Saturday A. c. Greenhill and
family. Willie J. Collier and family
Mr. c. G. Stephenson and mother.
Mrs. L. +. Stephenson and sister Miss
Della; Mr.. J. A. Long. Mr. W. B.
Ray and Hudnall, Mr. Hayden and
Burleson Warren and sister, Miss
Beatrice, also Mrs Grace Warren and
Miss Leola Cox
Mr.. Bowling Cox spent Saturday
in Alternately.
Mr.. Fred and Joe SCHUYLER. also
Lewis Redmond, mere helping Mr. W.
7. Thaxton, on H. farm this week.
This commupiS was visited by one
Of the heaviest rsins Of the season
last Saturday III ht
Mr.. Ernest Tibxtep was visitor
in this community from Friday until
Monday.
A few Of the Pung people Of this
community were 4 Ptertaihed by big
dinner at the aon\ otMrs. w. T.
Thaxton Sunday evening at six
o'clock. All reported a fine time.
A number Of young people were
entertained at Mr.. W. u. Rays home
Friday night with "s2" party,
Quite a number Of people o. this
community were In Lubbock Mon
day 10 attend the circus.
Mr.. Luln Ray, whlls visiting hls
parsnls hsre. hapspnsd 10 an accident
sunday evening late Ne waa trying
a. start hls car, the erank hanging |
a. thu moieF started and breaking bic /
.fm lnAl ahufa lha NIlal. Ila ~.
immediately laksn 10 = deelaF
Sunday sshee| ess apenHi u|lh :
Iqea 1'p~d Haadsf sfsslnean' Hss !
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
SIMMONS COLLEGE TO HAVE
HOMECOMING CELEBRATION

The trustees Of Simmons College
together with the local alumni and
ex-students are planning to entertain
the many friends Of the institution
with an old time barbecue and Home
Coming" on the College Campus June
End A large crowd is expected TO be
present for the big celebration"
many coming from throughout Texas
and a large number from out Of the
State More than three thousand
are expected to be present
Many Of the Simmons men who
have been in the service during the
world war are daily returning and
this celebration will be in the nature
of recognition of the noble part
these "Sons Of Simmons" have taken
towards the downfall Of "Bll the
Kaiser" A fitting tribute will be
paid the many whose Stars have
turned TO gold
The regular Commencement day
for the Senior Class Of the present
year is June 2nd Governor Brough
OF Arkansas will deliver the address
TO the outgoing class and viii be the
main speaker Of the day II is indeed
fortunate that the many friends of
the Institution will have the pleasure
and opportunity Of hearing this gift
ed speaker
Immediately following the address
OF Governor Broueh a regular cold
time West Texas barbecue" will be
served the many visitors under
beautiful grove on the campus A
band will help furnish the amuse-
ment and will be assisted by Col
lege Carnival which viii be worth
the trip to Abilene alone
All alumni, ex-students, students.
patrons. ex-patrons and friends are
urged TO attend Those who expect
10 be present at the big celebration,
june 2nd, are asked to notify r n.
Carswell. Simmons College. at once.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
Cheap,q quick
way to stop
rheumatism

Are you willing 20 be convinced
That sore. stin. aching joints or
muscles can be relieved and rheuma-
tism greatly benefited n not en-
tireiy conquered. for the insignificant
sum OF 25c.
Sounds too good 20 be true, doesn't
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
TAKES ADLER-I-KAl

II had serious bowel and liver
trouble Lost 80 pounds and could eat
only liquid food. Began taking Adler
i-ka and now weigh more<fhan ever.
Eat and sleep splsSridF (Signed)
George LaFond. b6tlsFalls MINI.
One dose Adier "a relieves sour
stomach, gas and consttPSoon IN
STANTLY R<moves MI il mat
ter which spoisaps systsE Often
CURES eonstips&p Prevents APP
pendicitis. We hM bold Adler-i-ka
many years. Is is<a mixture Of
thorn. cascara, glc~erine and nine 9th
er simple drugs. City Drug Store.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

Mrs r ID. Looney Of Bovna, who
has been visiting with her son and
daughter. Mr. Hall Looney and Mrs.
d. A. Atkins, left for her home the
latter part Of last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15
ST. rs:. q e es's; cry :: Of Toledo.

stats Of ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas Counfy. e..
FRANK J. Cheney makes oath that he
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FLOYp BEALL. DRUGS. LUB

Brooch preached before Sunday school
Sunday night the young people
gathered in the homo Of W. b. Ray
foe singing.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

fsn sssd.lsl, ~ npnaf|sld nas
hsFs laal sslIsasF lransasl|ss hul|'
ns..
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

Mm, n. y. HALL, ~ fssieo. y. A.,
was hers 70 attend ihs funeral of her
melAsf, Mn Susan l'a.h, Ias' Friday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-05-15

on. The 25th we are planning 70
have dinner on the grounds We are
always glad to have Lubbock people
with us as well as those from the 9TH
The sun., 1919-01-31
SAW BRESHKOVSKY
LAST IN EXILE IN ,84
George KEENAN, Visits Famous
Russian NoU Here.

Catherine Breshkovsky. the little
grandmother" OF the Russian revolution.
expected TO have a good rest yesterday
after her fatiguing journey across Eu-
rope, Asia, the Pacific and the United
States and the interviews OF wednes-
day. But so many old friends called to
see her that the day at the Henry Street
Settlement was continuous reception
and reunion.
Most Of the visitors wsre Russians.
One or the Americans was william
Boyce Thompson. who went to Russia
last year on a mission for the Ameri-
can Government.
George KEENAN,, who exposed Sibe-
rian horrors thirty-fve years ago and
who got from Nine. BreshkovslSy, thea
an exile. facts which helped to force
tho Gear TO modify the severity OF the
punishment OF political offenders. walked
In upon her on Wednesday night. She
arose with a cry Of Joyous greeting. ex-
claiming: ~zhortch KEENAN,! Come.
must kiss you!" which she did.
1T was in 1885 we last met, wasn't
itT' said Mr.. Remnant
NO." Babushka replied. 1T was
1884 She reminded him that he had
tried to effect her release, and told him
how she treasured the remembrance OF
his Efforts.
Then the neighborhood Mothers Club
insisted on waiting upon the little
grandmother" A door was opened and
she found them all there, enjoying their
surprise party.
The sun., 1919-01-31
JURY DISAGREES ON
MRS. LNCHS CASE
Actress Plays Cards While
Awaiting Verdict.

Mrs. Betty Inch, otherwise known as
Betty Brewster. former vaudeville and
movie" actress. fairly beamed last night
when the Jury before whom she has been
on trial In the Criminal Branch of the
Supreme Court for attempted extortion
returned and announced through the
foreman that they had been unable TO
agree.
The Jurymen returned 20 the court
room at IL :15 o'clock, after having been
out eight hours. They were discharged
by Justice Weeks.
While the jury was celebrating Mrs.
Inch sat in the Sheriffs Office one floor
above the court room playing solitaire.
As the guards assigned to her looked
on she turned the queen Of hearts.
This Is my lucky card" she said
cheerily. ct has turned for me every
time, / stu have hopes that the fury
will acquit me-"
Mrs. Inch was charged with having
attempted to extort S215 from Eugene p.
Herman. president Of the Herman Auto
Truck Company. last June at the Hotel
Woodward. She admitted having re-
ceived tho money from Herman, hut
claimed that II was sum duo her for
. sum she had advanced 10 q friend,
May Hayes, on Herrman's scoount.
The sun., 1919-01-31
FOOD PRICES FALL;
HIGH WAVE COMING
Market Official Predicts De-
cline Will Be Followed
by Record Boost.

Although food prices yesterday showed
a marked decrease from the figures OF
a week OF ten days ago, they are likely
to mount again In the near future to a
point even higher than before the pres
ent reduction. This was the opinion ex-
pressed yesterday by John M!nder. presi-
dent OF the Washington Market Mer-
chants Association. who said that tho in
crease already is indicated by the de-
crease in the amount of lamb held by
wholesalers.
A price list OF food commodities was
submitted to Jonathan C. Day, Commits
sloner OF Public Markets, by the dealers
IN Washington Market Daily lists will
be sent 10 him hereafter. II was an
nounced. and they Will be checked UP
by inspectors from his office and conf
pared with the wholesale prices. SINH
lar action will be taken at the Fifty
ninth street, Jefferson and Harlem mar
kets. Commissioner Day said he thought
the daily publication Of the figures would
be valuable as a guide TO tho citys
purchasers. II would also show. he said.
whether the retailers were getting more
than a fair profit above wholesale fig
ures.
Yesterdays list. according TO Mr.. Min
der, showed general reductions of from
10 to Is cents a pound from last weeks
figures on lamb. pork and mutton. Lotn
of pork. for instance. was quoted at
from Is to SO cents yesterday. 4 week
ago to-day Il was selling for az to ~
cents. Pork tenderlo!ns. which brought
from 40 to so cents yesterday, were
listed at so to 30 last week. Leg OF
lamb at 25 10 40 cents showed a 10
cent reduction.
There was practically no change. Mr..
Minder said in the selling price of beef.
Prime roast beef yesterday brought from
IS to so cents, and slrlo!n steak sold at
the same figure. Pot roast ranged from
IS 20 40 and porterhouse steak from So
to so cents
Tub butter brought 60 cents yesterday
and print butter &c cents. a drop of IN
10 . cents from the day before and de-
crease OF So cents during the week.
There was r similar drop in tho price of
eggs yesterday. Fresh eggs from the
West sold for So cents dozen. and
those from near by for 20 cents Reports
from Chicago showed a similar decrease
In the butter and egg market. Mr..
Mlnder said there probably would be no
change in prices for the next two or
three days but after that he expected
them 70 mount slowly again,