South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-09

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plies for members Of the organiza-
ton. il being set worth specifically
Z in the contract that the grOcer's
profits shall not exceed ten per cent
on any commodity furnished under
The contract
EVANSVILLE-W the in
creasing costs Of other commodities
local soda fountain operators have
announced that the price OF but
/ termilk will be six cents a glass in
stead OF five cents. the customary
price.
INDIANAPOLIS-Police here are
/ looking for what Charles Mack. To-
cal grocer, characterizes as his
lightning burglars" They recent
| ly visited Mack's grocery and took
practically the entire stock avail
able When l got TO the store the
next morning the interior Of the
store appeared as though 1t sad been
struck by lightning" said Mack.
Everything. almost. was gone but
/ the fixtures"
JEFFERSONVILLE-More than
40 farmers in Clark county are re
ported to be growing corn and soy
beans together in order that the
corn which was damaged by the
late frosts may be used for ensilage
and the ground may be fortified by
the soy beans which is excellent
food for hogs.
SCOTTSBURG-The Scott ccun-
! ty board Of commissioners has ap-
pointed a committee of two mem
bers TO provide for the construction
Of a large honor roll board 10 be
erected on the lawn surrounding
| the court house here, upon which
will be placed the names of all men
from this county who enter the mill
itary service.
sULLIVAN-There will be no last
minute rush by voters to register
for the election in Sullivan county
in. November. according TO reports
given out by the county registration
board today. Fifty per cent OF the
voters have already signed up and
it is expected that within the next
week there will be rs per cent OF
the total county vote made eligible
] through the registration.
DANVILLE-Beca nearly two
hundred residents Of North Salem
refused TO pay the increased tele-
| phone rate granted by the public
service commission following a
hearing on the petition of the Con-
sClidated Telephone company the
company has filed another petition
asking that the old rate be re-
stored.
NEW ALBANY - Arrangements
are being made here for the thir-
ty-eecond annual camp meeting OF
the Ohio Falls Holiness association,
which will open August /. The
camp site will be on Silver hills.
just west of New Albany. it was an
nounced today.
wINCHESTER-Four ministers
Of churches here have resigned
their charges within the past two
weeks. The first to resign was Rev.
Perry c. Hopper. Presbyterian
minister in charge OF Gov. ]. P.
| Goodrichs church, and the most
recent resignation has been tender
ed by Rev. j. r. Wilson. OF the
| Main St Church Of Christ
ELKHART-Ed. Dalza. who op-
Grated a saloon here until he was
driven out Of that business by the
statewide prohibition law has found
new difficulties confronting him in
his new business. which is operating
| a restaurant His establishment
has been closed for a week on order
OF the county food administrator.
Dalka sold beef sandwiches on beef
less days
| INDIANAPOLIS - Women from
throughout Indiana are complet-
| ing arrangements to attend the
second annual convention OF the
/ Woman's Association Of Commerce.
which will convene at Cincinnati
July 16. The Indiana delegates TO
the conclave from this state in
clude Miss Elizabeth Rainey. Miss
nellie Armstrong. Miss Harrie Nc
Nell and Miss Isadore Kessler. OF
Indianapolis.
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