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South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
CHICAGO AND ERIE ROAD
ENJ0INS TAX OFFICIALS

BY United Press:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. IA
Walker d. Hines, federal rail di-
rector. and the Chicago and Erie
railroad late yesterday filed suit IN
federal court here to enjoin state Of
fcials and officials Of the Indiana
counties through which it passes
from enforcing penalties for failure
10 pay taxes on the valuation as fix
ed by the state tax board.
The plaintiffs say that the tax
board increased its valuation from
S7,S21. $50 in 1918 to S22.947,315 this
year by unusual and unknown
methods" rather than under provi-
sions Of the new state tax law
The complaint says that the ac-
tion OF the tax board violates that
provision Of the federal constitution
providing no person may be de-
prived OF his property without pro-
cess of law.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT By
HANDCUFFED PRISONER

BY United Press:
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Aug. IA
William Engle was lying near death
here today from a bullet wound in
flicted by a convict whom he was
taking from Evansville TO the state
reformatory at Jeffersonville.
John Cole. the convict, obtained a
revolver from a woman in the sta
ton and turning on Engle, who was
acting deputy sheriff, pulled the trig-
ger. He then made a dash for IL
berty as Engle fell over.
Cole was handicapped, however,
by being handcuffed 20 another pris-
oner and was soon overtaken by the
police.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
STRIKERS FORFEIT
SENIORITY RIGHTS
By United Press

BE United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE decision
Of Federal Judge Alschuler. arbiter
in the stOckyards labor dispute. that
the men cannot strike without ar
bitration. under penalty OF forfeiture
OF all rights and abrogating conces-
sional agreements. was seen today as
a victory for the packers.
The dispute arose over action Of
employees after the recent riots, when
they went on strike. The packers
contend they thereby lost their SEN
iority rights.
Judge Alschuler further ruled that
the workers could not be discharged
after returning 10 work solely for
their afiliation with the yards union.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
TO START TOUR WHEN
TREATY is REPORTED
BY United Press:

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Pres't
Wilson probably will start his speak
ing tour of the United States when
the peace treaty is reported to the
senate by the foreign relations COM
mittee. il was learend at the white
house today.
This viii give him opportunity
while on his trip to reply to senate
speeches in opposition to the League
Of Nations. and in fact. conduct an
extended debate with those oppos-
ing him
Wilson is said TO be pleased with
the prospects Of early action by the
foreign relations committee, as he
desires TO be in San Francisco dur
ing the first week of September.
Before leaving Washington, IL was
stated. the president wants TO see
a definite program for reducing liv-
ing costs under good headway in
congress.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
UNIVERSITY CLUB IN
ANNUAL OUTING FOR
LADIES AT ST. JOSEPH

One hundred and twenty-five per-
sons. members OF the University
club and their ladies. motOred to st.
Joseph. Mich. Wednesday after
noon. on the annual ladies' day out
ing Of the club. The machines left
the Indiana club shortly after 1880
O'Clock
Games and contests occupied the
greater part OF the afternoon. and
"A dinner in the evening was follow
eG by dancing
Those winning prizes in the con-
tests were: Mrs. Orlo Deah1. in the
penny digging contest on tho beach /;
Miss Helen Gregory. in the ball
throwing. and Miss Florence Rock
ne, In the foot race.
a feature Of the dinner was the
use Of telegrams at the various
places which poked fun az the diff
ferent members or the club.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
STEELS Up At
MARKET OPENING
Trading Begins Irregular.
Most Stocks Show
Increases.

BY United Press;
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE stock
market opened irregular today with
steels showing an increase over yes
terday's closing United States Steel
opened at 103 5-S, up SIS; Cruciole
at 13S, up Is; Pan American
Petroleum 10. up IS; American T.
and T. al 81 3-4, up 3-4; Central
Leather at 90 IS. off rs; United
Retail Stores at los S-4, off IL and
Baldwin at 109 rs. of Is
Reactions were general through
out the list during the first half
hour following drive directed
against the more active issues. Jewel
Tea was off Is. $4,000 shares
changing hands at %. Pan-Ameri-
can was off IA from the early
high. selling at l09 ii; Royal
Dutch reacted from 90 rs TO So
"a: .steel Common was of 1-2 at
1O2 2-4, and Retail stores sold at
IO7 ia, off / IA from previous
close. L. S. Rubber lost one point at
124 and Studebaker IS at l05 Is
Some specialties showed big
losses during the second hour but
trading was generally dull and fiuc-
tuations in issues had a broad mar
-5et.
United Drug Seond Pfd. was up
at lbs and Royal Dutch Old Stock
gained II TO 81 -.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
NEW HEADS ASSUME
DUTIES AT UNIVERSITY

The Rev. Thomas A. Irving c. s.
G. former Superior Of the Holy
Cross Seminary at the University of
Notre Dame. assumed the duties of
Director of Studies in the collegiate
department Thursday morning FIR.
3rvinE succeeds the Rev Dr Mathew
Schumacher, G. s. c., who was elect
ed president OF st. Edwards COLLEGE
in Austin. Texas.
The Rev. George Marr. c. &. c..
FOR 10. years professor of Latin and
Greek at Columbia university i'm
Portland. ore. arrived at Notre
Dame Thursday msrning as a mem
rer of the faculty az Notre Dame for
the new scholastic year which opens
next month. Fr. Marr takes the place
Of the Rev Michael Oswald C. s. c..
who was transferred 10 the Port
land institution with the Rev. Eu-
gene Burke. c. s G.. the Rev
Thomas A Crumley. c. S. G..
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
MAY REQUIRE BIG MEN
OF PACKERS TO TESTIFY

BY United Press:
CLEVELAND, Aug. 14--''Those
highest in authority" of Swift &
Co, Morris & Co, Armour & Co. and
Wilson & Co, four of the great Chit
cago packers, will be summoned to
testify before the grand jury in
vestigating the price Of foods here,
unless the managers of the local
branches provide the desired infor-
nation, County Pros. Doerfier said
today.
The local managers were sum-
moned 10 give testimony today.
Doerficr said he had information
that huge quantities of meat were
held in storage here by the four
packers.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
THRACE QUESTION
NEARING COMPLETION
By United Press

By United Press:
PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE council OF
five today had neared a solution of
the Thrace question which has been
delaying completion Of the Bulgarian
treaty
AS a means Of settling the issue,
the peace conference was consider
ing internationalizing the eastern
three-fourths of western Thrace.
granting the other fourth, as we'll as
the whole eastern Thrace. to Greece.
This would give Bulgaria an outlet
10 the Aegean sea, but would cut
off eastern Thrace from the Grecian
mainland.
In other details the Bulgarian
treaty has been completed.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
COUNTY FIGURES
TO STAND. VIEW
Members of Board of Review
Return From indianapolis
After Tax Hearing.

That the total valuation Of nearly
f225.O0o.00O on personal property
and real estate in St Joseph county.
placed By the local board or review.
Will not be increased was the opin-
ion of local members Of the board
who returned Thursday from In
dianapolis where a hearing on the
valuation for this county was held
before the state boerd OF tax com
rnissioners Wednesday.
According to County Auditor
Arthur r. Wolf, member OF the
board. Il took the state officials only
three minutes 20 satisfy themselves
that the ST. Joseph county board
had made valuations according TO
the new true cash value law. Each
member or the state board con-
graduated the local mem bers on the
manner in which they carried out
the law IN placing their valuations
and told them that st. Joseph coun-
~ was practically assured OF re-
ceiving no increase from them when
counties Of the state
Figures Not Complete.
The actual figures on the vaIua-
tion OF ST. Joseph county have not
yet been announced due TO the great
amount OF work il takes 20 make the
reappraisements in Portage town.
ship. which includes South Bend.
The estimated valuation for this
township. however. was S12S, 900.
When the state board makes its
assessment on railways and other
public utilities of the county sew
eral million dollars Will be added
20 the valuation. while the remain
ing townships in the county outside
Of Portage will reach more than
$50, 900, coo.
With the 1925. 600 600 total valua-
tion the county's tax rate will be
lowered from S4.46 a hundred TO
less than $1.25, il is believed. The
total valuation for this county for
last year was s60.OOO.OCO
According to figures recently com
piled by the state board farm land
IN St Joseph county is valued at
$76 an acre. while in the adjoining
counties OF Laporte and Elkhart
farm land is valued at sac and $S3.-
so respectively.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
TURN SOUTH BEND
INTO ARMY POST
City Has Big Day With CuI-
yer Cavalry and Jack
les Band.

One hundred lads in the grey
blue uniform Of Culver Military
academy turned South Bend into a
military post Thursday, the mer-
chants Culver day. with a parade
and the lively strains Of a jackie
band
The parade at 10 o'clock in the
morning started the days activities,
which included a band concert in
front of the oliver hotel at noon.
speeches before the Kiwanis club
Immediately afterward. and a drill
exhibition at Springbrook park in
the afternoon, followed by a band
concert there.
Maj. Robert Rossow headed the
parade in the morning. accompa-
MED Dy the other commissioned Of
fcers OF the troop. The band follow
ed the officers. and upon disbanding
of the procession, went 70 the oliver
hotel.
Officers Address Club.
Mai. Rossow addressed the XII
wanians at their regular Thursday
luncheon Capt. Callahan, in charge
OF the band. also spoke, telling OF
the work OF the academy with re-
gard 10 music.
Mgr. z. r. Felps of the Redpath
chautauqua organization. extended
an invitation TO the Kiwanis club TO
attend the. evening performance as
the guests of the management,
which invitation was promptly ac-
cepted
Can't. Glenn Slick, who was one OF
the first Americans TO enter Ger
many before the armistice was
signed. told Of his experiences while
at the front
Tonight the cadets will be the
guests of the South Bend Country
club at a military dance. The Culver
band will supply the music.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
ASSAULT CASE BRINGS
FINE FOR BANASYAK

"Eo. shevik" "uneducated camel"
and even less endearins terms pass
ed ba-v veeu George Banaszak. 1910
w Dunham ST.. and Gottlies Nolak.
$50 s Philippa ST. a discharged sol
dicr. and as result the latter show
ed up in city court Thursday morn
ing with a knife cash in his arm and
Banaszak viii have 10 pay fine of
S25 and costs.-unless his appeal OF
the case is more successful
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
Market Gossip

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-It is not
an easy matter at times 20 point out
the specific reason for a particular
move in the market. Yesterday 5
market action is a good illustration.
Some writer's this morning are Of
the opinion that the cabled inter
view with Gompers was the real
bearish force.
How then are We 10 explain the
fact that a. T. & 7. was a drug on
the market the day before and was
under pressure yesterday. When the
remainder OF the list was strong.
The fact OF the matter is thai the
market is narrow and many traders
are treating il accordingly. They are
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
HOUSE WANTS NEWS OF
DENSM0RE ACTIVITIES
BY United Press

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE
house today passed a resolution by
Rep. BlantOn, Texas, asking for
more Information regarding the ac-
tivities Of John b. DSnsmore, spec
ial department of labor investigator
in the case Of Thomas ]. Mooney,
convicted OF bomb throwing at
preparedness parade at San Fran
cisco.
The resolution asks copies OF all
in. ,.ct.u.-s sent by Sec'y Of Labor
Wilson TO Densmore in his investi-
cation. the names of all persons who
had anything to 90 with the investi-
cation and what connection the
department has had with the case
since Nov. !, 1918
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
SOUTH BEND MEMBER OF
"UNLUCKY" MARINES IN
u. S., LANDS ON 18TH

Cpl William r. F'ricke. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Edward E. Fricke. SOB y
Lafayette blvd, arrived in Norfolk.
w Va, on Aug. 13 after a years
service with the 18th regiment ma
rines. The 'unlucky" regiment sail
ed from New York on the 1 9th OF last
September. They were Is days at
sea. and the fatal number was ev-
crlastingly associated with them dur
ing their year of service. cpl. Fricke
is expected home on Saturday, Aug.
Is. but may delay his home coming
for 10 days for traditions sake.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
SPEEDERS DRAW FINES;
TO TRY CUT-0UT USERS

Speeders came in for the attention
Of Judge Frank Gnmer in city court
Thursday morning when III. II.
sharp of Milford and N1ilard Flana-
gan OF Elkhart each received a fine
OF S5 and costs for exceeding the
limit on Mishawaka av
The trial OF Dale Koller. 406 DON
aid ST.. charged with violating a city
ordinance by keeping his munfler cut
out open. was set for Saturday
RasiI Hoisington. charged with the
same offeuse, viii be tried Friday.
Hoisingtou lives az 115 Tut ST.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
ASK BIG RAISE TO EQUAL
LIVING EXPENSE LEVEL

By United Press:
CLEVELAND. o. Aug IA
raise of 60 percent in wages is nee
essary TO equal the level Of living
expenses" said Timothy Shea, presi-
dent Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen and Enginemen. here
today. 1T the meeting OF delegates
drafting a new wage scale.
This was the first intimation given
on the extent OF the increase TO be
asked by the brotherhood. Ofcials
had said il would be the highest
yet"
The scale committee has been in
session for two days II was expected
20 complete its work late today
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
TWO WIVES SEEK
DIVORCE DEGREES

Two suits for divorce were hled
in superior court ThW sday Ethel
Bright m a suit. charges her hus-
band, Herbert Bright. with cruel and
tnhuman treatment. Besides di-
vcrce she asks the custody OF their
three children They have been
married 10 years
Irene Cusheman also charges her
husband Ralph Cusheman. with
cruel and inhuman treatment i'm a
divorce bin filed. They have been
married one year.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
SHERIDAN, CRIPPLED.
PROCEEDS TO PORT
BY United Press

BY United Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-THE
United States army transport Sheri-
dan which has lost her starboard
propeller 100 miles out, is strug-
Cling 20 reach this port under her
own steam.
Such was the substance OF a radio
gram received by Gen. Devol Of the
transport service.
She was due next Sunday. but
probably viii be delayed 10 days on
her trip from Honolulu 10 San Fran
cisco. She has plenty OF fuel and
fodd
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
TEXAS REPRESENTATIVES
ALMOST COME TO BLOWS
BY United Press

BY United Press:
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14-Rep.
Blanton. Texas, democrat, today
characterized Rep. Hardy, democrat
OF the same state as rubber
stamp" for his efforts in defense Of
the administration. Hardy left his
seat in the house and rushed down
the aisle while Blanton started to-
ward Hardy 1t required the efforts
Of several members to prevent the
Texas representatives from coming
to blows
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
REMOVE FREIGHT BAN
AS STRIKERS RETURN

All restrictions on the acceptance
for freight over the New Jersey. Il
linois and Indiana railroad have
been removed, it was announced
Thursday morning by T. A. Hynes,
following receipt of word from st.
Louis that striking shopmen on the
Wabash lines have returned TO
work.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
WABASH sHoPMEN return.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. "a
Upon instructions from headquarters
az Decatur, H., the striking shop
men Of the Wabash railroad return
cd % work this morning.
Strikes at the Nickle Plate. Erie
and New York Central shops which
~" of local nature. have not yet
been settled.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug IL
CATTLE-Receipts. GO; market, best
active and steady. common slow. prime
steers S17.O0d1N.C0. butcher grades.
SO O0F1G - cows. - 51N115 20.
CALVES Receipts. 600. market ac-
tive. steady: Gull 10 choice S6O0d 23IU.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 400;
market active lambs 30 up, cIOl,r
lambs. S1SJ0d1S1J: Gull 20 fair. Sl-G1fP
Il cG- yoarIings S12 Goa 1900 sheep.
S5.OOMl1.5O
HOGS-RecpiptS 22C1. market ac-
tive 1Oc TO 25c lower. Workers. 81 -
pigs So Il a $500. mixed. S2375. heavy.
S23.75.- roughs. $20OOQI 90; stays. $1,000
m1SOO
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
May BAR RUMANIA FROM
GERMAN PREPARATIONS
By United Press

By United Press;
PARIS, Aug. 14.-Cutting off Ru-
mania from participating in the Ger
man reDarations is a weapon the
peace conference was considering to-
day unless Rumania complies with
the demands OF the allies in her
Hungarian policy.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
SH0PMEN GO BACK TO
WORK AT INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Aug. a.
BasinE their action ON the asSer-
tion that the purpose of the strike
had been accomplished. strikinS
railway shOpmen in indianapolis
late last night voted 20 return 20
their work. They were go meet to-
day however. 20 confirm the vote
Bouermakers voted 20 return 20
work regardless OF decisions Of
other crafts
The purpose OF the strike. spqal5-
ers said. was 20 call the attention
oe the president and the country to
the demands Of the strikers
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
TO HOLD EXAMINATION
FOR P0STMASTERSHIP
HERE ON SEPT. 16
pecial to The News-Times

Special 10 The News-Times
WASHINGTON. Aug. IA. - The
civil service examination for the Sc
lection of a postmaster TO succeed
George w. Zinky at South Bend.
Ind. will be held there on Sept. 16,
the civil service commission today
notified Sen. Watson.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK.

Chicago. Aug. l4.-hOGS-kccein
5000: market JOc 20 T5c lower.
butchers S2OGCG2OT5. packing. SO Goa
2G50: lights. S1S.JOd - -; pigs SlGJ0Ql
$3.50: roughs S1S50G1950.
CATTLE Receipts. 10000: market 15c
lower: beef. So 75d 1928: butcher stock.
81 75Gij.J0: Gamers aud cutters SfI0p
90. stockers and feeders. 1880 1870.
COWS. s.. .JOd1475: calves. s. .0OdlI -
SHEEP Receipts. 2S.OO0: market 2Sc
up: wool lambs $40 00M II -; ewes,
So OOG9T5
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
Local and Foreign Market News
Shocks Grain Cattle Provisions

content with and eager 90 accept a
few points profit. This is. in ms op-
inion. the real cause for the periods
Of weakness and strength. feel
conservatively bulish. at this time T
think on weak days stocks can oe
bought. but for the immediste fu-
ture buyers should be content With
moderate profts-B II. E
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
WILL VISIT PRESIDENT
TO GET DETAILS OF PACT

BY United Press:
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE
senate foreign relations committee
today decided 10 notify Pres't Will
son that the committee desires TO
call on him at the white house TO
obtain from him information con-
cerning the peace treaty.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
PLANS MOVE
AGAINST BlLLB0ARDS

NTayor Carson is awaiting the re-
port OF the city planning committee
preparatory 10 starting movement
Cor the elimination Of unsightly sign
boards in the vicinity Of the city
parks
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.

PlrTSBJ r.. Pa Aug 14-CATTLE
-Receipts light; market STEADY; choice.
$3.50 1900. good. S149.tIl5.15, fair.
Sll l.50Nl2I0: veal calves S2l 00N21O0
SHEEP AND IlAMBS-Receipts light.
market steady prime wethers Sl0JOtt
lloO: good. - J0G10O0. fair mixed.
s. OO0 900. lambs $40 OoHIs- 80
HOGS Receipts. 10 double decks;
market lower prime heavy hogs. SO 90
u2315: mediums S23 ia - %. heavy
Workers. S23 75f24OO: light Workers.
81. 75d&i0o; pigs. So 00d22 %; roughs,
$4,000 90: stays. Sl5O0G16p0
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
FoRD-TRIBUNE JURY.

DN IULIEl ITEoN-
MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. Aug.
14-Judge Tucker began charging
the jury in the Henry Ford-Chicago
Tribune million dollar libel suit
here. shortly after o'clock today.
The court room was packed.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
cHLcAGo GKAIN - PRoNLsIoN.
Local Markets
HAY, sTHAw AM TIED

lCasTectsd DAILY by re Wesisy Milsf
Flour aad FesE Cs-. A2o = Mt~EiEns-5
NEW HAX-PayiDg so 70 81; selling
$50 10 S35.
s1KAm-Paylng - % 81. selling 55e
hale
OATS-Paylug soc, selling 90 70 95c
SHE'LL CORS-Paying Sl7J. selling
&. 90 10 1920.
EAk COkH-Paying $40; selling
81 ~ % SZG0.
TIMOTHY SEED raging g. pee bu;
se.liaR Es15.
CLOVER SEEp-Psying 81 bu.; sell
ing SO bu.
AISYKE CLOVER-S24 90.
ALFALFA (Nontnna grown $500
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
INDIANAAPOLIs LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug Il -
EOGS-Receipts 500 market Is
lower; best heavies SD -: mediums and
mixed, -S22.2J; common 20 choice, SO - ;
bulk OF sales. Sg22
CATTLE - Receipts, 100; market
weak; STEERS. Sl4ooGlS00: cows and
heifers. S6OD115Oo
SHEEP - Keeef1rs 500: market
steady. TOD. S7OOGSO0
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. IA
Donning gas masks. a squad OF fire
fighters crawled into a smoke-filled
easement early today and extin-
guished a fire. This was the first
time masks have been used by the
fremen and city authorities say they
will prove successful
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
DEATHS
MISS CLARA ULEKY.

Mr. and Mrs Edward Weaver, 1850
High sL. received word from Nap
panee Wednesday evening Of the
death of Miss Clara Ulery. siX-year-
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward UIory..
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
CBICAGO C4sH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug WHEAT No.
red. s. .2eis sM227; No. = red. s. 223h- q
2.24Ia: No 3 red. S2.2O0221. No. - haru.
&. 23lt az 24Ik No. hard. s. No
spring > 2562S9t
CORN-No. 1 yellow. 5000 -OG 80
, yellow. S2C3a2O5. No. . yellow. S2uo.
No. yellow S203. No. yellow. 81 E.Fr
aOO: No. mixed. S202M203; No
mixed. S2O2. No mixed. 500
OATS-No. white. I3M &c.
RARLEK-S1. .3Jd1.4S
RYE-S1 5G71.J9
TIMOTHY-S9O0d Oils.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15

Corrected Daily BY warner Bros. SEES
store. 2aB =. Michisan "a.
COW PEAS-<4JO TO $3.50
JAPANESE MlLHEI--S 20 - 30.
RED CLOVER-S95 % SIS
TIMOTHY-SeO 90 % $3.50.
RED TOP-S3OO
SOY BEANS-S5 20 50.
SOUDAN GRASS-S30 per hundred.
-PELTZ-S4 90
WINTER OF HAIRY BETCH-Sl5.0o
SUNFLOWE ERS-25c 10.
AISIkE-SZ3 20 $500.
Blue GRASS-So.75.
WHITE CLOVER 90 % 81.
SWEET CLOVEE-s1s-O 90
MAMMOTH CLOTER-S-6 % so
ALFALLFA-SISJO.
4lLLD I-EAs--o.Ju 10 81 70
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-15
MARKETS
CHICAGo PROpUCE

CHICAGO. Aug H. - BUTTER
Creamery extras. o.; standards 81 -
~ ~: hrsts. 49Gjltsc; seconds ftti
EGGS-Ordinaries. 21G nc: frsts. F0i4
G41LaC
CHEESE-Twtns. 291d3i1c; Amer
iCas. "a tsc
POTLrRN-Fovvls. 2Oc: ducks .Se.
geese. 10; springs. 33d35c. turheys-
90.
POTATOES-Receipts. 30 cars. Ohios.
81 25G3J0