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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21

FOE sAlE-AI farm and buildings. 1862
acres. Also overland 5 passenger
model SO, in excellent condition.. Cali
on or addrt ~ T.. i. Manning. WellShurE.
" Y. au-l9-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21

and boys for inventory
work Apply at office Of Wheeling
Traction Store room, Island car barn:
Au-2l-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21

WANTED-Young women with some
experience selling shoes. Permanent
position 20 right party. Well Shoe Co..
Schmulbach Building. 2u-l91i 9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
ACUSACION POR nECULADO

I'm ex-empleado del Campo Ira
WIS ha siGo apreherdido Ell S"atle'
Wash. V sea tra;do a csta para SCI
iu2gado por una ~acusaclon QUO ie'
vant6 contra q IN emnleado del Dc
rartamento de Justicia de que ha DIS
puesto de provecho propio de alguros
articulos pertenecient2s al Goolernc
de Estados Uniios. La apprehension
tuvo lugar mientras Ell CX-emPleadc
~disfrutaba de- una prolongada lun5
de miel. Fin "a acUsacion sc dice que
eli responsible vendiG cerca de dos
cicntos cohertorrS peitcnecicntcS d
ciGrcito. durarte su estancla en- 10:
Almacencs 6cl Campo Travis Y que
rccibi6 en- pago la suma de cuatrocier
los dolares, subpiantanGo un non1ore
Y apoderinGasc &c esa manera Gle Ia
cantidad que recibio. Z: case dc QUE
Sc trata tuvo lugar en- Julio Y cuando
cl culpable SC alci6 para CT Norte'
fn6 cxhortad0 = Washington V solo
Sc espera que vaya persona Il rccloir-
IN nara conducirlo "a csta ciUdad. La
parte de la ley via.aIa. Seg;n Ia acu-
~saci6n, es el Articulo So del Codigo
Penal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
soo1a2ss Rss@onG&
Sentids Ocfuncion

Noticias ~rccihidas de Monterrey, n.
l. dan cuents de Que cl domingo "a
de los cprr'Nntc, mario I'm $ ciu'
dad Ia respectable dana dona Prudcn-
cia Flores Fiuda dc Barragin, a Ia
avanzada cdad de noventa amos.
La senora Flores de Darragan. fue
fundadora de ina de las mas proml-
uentcs familiaS de la capital neolo-
mesa, habiendo csrca dc Goee hiios,
entire los que sc cuentan los senores
doctor Jose +. ' Miguel Rarragan, cs-
to uItino raGicado actualmerte en- la
ciudaG dc Brownsville.
Fueron hiias tambien de Ia dcAa7s-
recida. Ia esposs del finado poeta
tamaulipeco don Jose Arreso. Y la del
licenciado Elias V~illarrcal, honorable
abogal5 dc Ia capital ~Teolonesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
NOTAS FORANEAS
INSTALLATION De UN CAMPO DE-
DE LENADORES DEL MUNDO

REALITIES. TEXAS. Agosto 20
FL domingo II del actual, fuc lnsta-
lado en- esta ~roblacidn cl Campo
'Lir;o" del Departamento de Ia Or
den de Lehadores del Mundo, hahIcn-
O hecho la jnstalacion el dirutado
irstalGdor senior Rafael Iharroia. de-
nistrito de Brownsville, bajo Ia d.
neccion del Soberano \. FariaS Ca
Ayudantc del Jefe del Distrito.
la ceremonial dc installation Sc
efcctuo en- 81 Salon dc. Campo "Ol-
mo" nun,ero 1858 dc Ia mi5ma Or
den, que Embellishments facllito el
local rara tai scto. La mesa DIrecti-
va. del nuevo Campo, esta mtegrana
1or las siguientcs personas:
Consul Couandante, Telcsforo L,
palacios' Vicc-Consul COMMANDMENTS,
Francisco Izaguirne; Auditor, Ceclllo
Saenz. Jr.. T~esorera, Delfina n. dc
Izacuirre; Felador. Satur1l2o
Saenz: Centincla. Fernando Galvar;
!Sccrctaria. scnorita Francisco Pala-
clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
lrTA CENA ESTILO MEXICANO
4 LOS SOLDADOS ENFERMOS

En- la Junta que c~elebraron en ei
| Hotel Gunter. ell luncs pasado las
damas que forman parte como auXl-
liarcs dc Ia 56a. Division, sc acordo
obseuuiar una esp!endida cena estl'
10 rctamente mexicano. a los soIda-
dos congalecientes, que acaoan dc
.liegar de Europa.
La cena sera ofrecid-. MAIZENA, Jue-
yes en- 81 Restaurant MeXl"ano' ST.
tuado en- la Gale Ge Sarta Maria, ha-
bierdosc decid;do que los soldados en-
ferSAos Y ccnvalecientes sean trans
Dortados al Restaurant, a 5orIo &c
algunos Trucks del ejefcito Y &c au
~tom6vilcs particulars. ,.
La comision de i~nvitacion quedo
integrada por c: teniente Roscoe
Haley. sehorita Violeta Haynes y Sc
nora EnriQueta Wahrn.und.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
Sc OBSEQUIAN FLORES 4 LOS
SOLDADOS HERIDOS

Desde hace algun tempo sc ests
obsequiando a los soldatos hcridos
cnfermos Gel Hospital, con flores
cue son ofrecidas graruitamente pol
el rdblico de San Antonio.
Las seIoritas de la Cruz Roja, ON;
%tiendcn a Jos heriGos. dicen que eS
muy agradable yer como los solda
dos. desrIcS Que pasar por Ia mesa
de operaciones y vuelvcn en- 81. reel
len una grata sorpresa al verse ro-
dcados dc flores, que Scn n MUGS
ira de estimation V gratitud del pu'
blico.
Las colectss que Sc nan hecho de
flores. superan en- mucho 4 las que
Sc pensaban reunlr, pres el publ
co. sc Ia mcstradG en- extreme gene
roso para con los enfermos y herl'
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
RANQUETE EN- HONOR DEL GE-
NERAL CABELL

I'm uno dc los elccantes comedores
del Hotel Menger, So sirvio anoche
IN banquete con que Ia Canara de
Concrete de San Antonio oesea hon
rar al senior coronel de Reese C.. Ca
bell. dandole a Ia vez carinoSa des-
pcdida, con motiYo de su partida a
ocupar ei nuevo pucst0 para que la
sido designado. FL coronel Cabell es~
tuvo en- San Antonio ell calidad de
Jefe del DeBartamcnto Mllltar del
Sur, por tempo bastantc largo hasta
Que vino a ser relevado por el gs-
neral Joseph T. Dick7nan. DuranJa
SUI estancia en- esta ciudad hubo
opo,tunidad para dacse Il corocer Y
hacerse estimar de las personas que
10 t~rataron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
Registro Civil
DEFUNCE0NES

Jose N~orseballo. dc ~trcinta y cinco
ancs de eGad, r,uri6 dc meningitis,
en- Ia Gale de Morales. Hospital r.
5. Green.
Aurora c. de Hernandez. dc vein
te amos de edad. murio de tuberculosis
pulmonar. en- Ia Gale de Hedger l06
Manuel H. Aguilar. de ~cincuenta
amos de edad, muri6 de pleuresia a
guda. en- IA Gale de FL Paso 1545.
Fermin Fabclla, dc cincuenta Y Gin
co amos de edad, muri0 de case sin
d~iagn5st;co, en- Ia Gale Laurel iii.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
0perada

Acsha de ser operads en- n de
;os hosritales de la ciudad. por e.
doctor don Auneliano Urrutia, la Sc
nora Aguilar de Reyna, esDosa del Sc
Gor coronel Bruno Reyna.
La u~peracior Sc llero a cabo con
todo exito. y Ia sonora dc Reyna Sc
encuentra en- Was de franco meJo-
r~arliantn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
En- San Antonio

Acompahadas de su hermano Emf
Ito acaban de lIegar 4 esta clCdad
nrocedentes de T~orre6n, Coahui!a, la;
senorIt&s EnriVueta, lupe Y JGsuSia
.Aldapc. hiias del doctor RaIaef Aida
pc Quiroz. conocido homtre de ne
cocios de Ia comarca lagunera.
e. joven Aldape Quiroz y sus her
maras, vieren q San Antonio en- via
&c de rccreo, y sc hospedan en- Ia ca,
50 del senior Wenccslao CARA, 81
South St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
AUDICION EN- SAN PEDRO

Hoy por la noche. comenzando a
las ocho, la Banda Municipal. dara
ma bonita audici6n en- el Parque de
San Pedro en- honor, de los solda-
dos dc Ia "a. Division Y de los ha-
bitantes ell general de San Antonio.
FL din2ctor de la banda, que es w
Iexrerto ]conocedor. selcccionara para
esta audici6n. los mas selectos tro-
EOS de 81 repertoire.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
SENSIBLE DEFUNCION

Aver a las tres V media de id tar,
dc fallecio On esta ciudad, en- cl Sc
no de la Iglesia Catolica. la sonora
Francisca Ortiz. Viuda de Barrios, or
ginaria ae Monterrey. n. L.. Mex
Deja al MORN V sumidos en- 81 l:is
profundo desconsuelo a sus hlJoS cue
,loran su eterna ausenc,a. Faz \ sus
rcStos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
Dc Eegreso

Dcsnucs Dc una permancncia de
una seynana en- Ia ciudad de Laredo.
ACADIA de ,legar a Sa, Antonio el
senior Federico Alien Hinoiosa. Sc
c~retario Ie Reduction dc La Prem
sa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
PERMISO PARA LOS


Ha sido cnncedido especial permiso
a los ayiadores de Ia reserva ml!iGa1
que efectuen vuelos dentro del area
militar, de acuerdo con M order
puJlicada por Ell Boletin Official de
Servicio Acreo.
Esta nueva orden Were Il echai
nor terra Ia orden nGn:cro 30 ......
IODA.S. de 1919. Que restrineia :
los aviadoms Ia IONA per donde DC
bian volar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
SANTORAL

MERCEDES. Agosto 27.-Los Co
EOS dc Maria Santisima. San Jose
de Calanzans. Confesor Y fundador
dc los Escolapios. Santos Cesareo Y
Narno Obispos Y e. Dardo de Santa
Teresa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

FL observatorio de Ia ciudad, pro
nostIca como siguc sobre el tempo
de hoy: Medic nubl2do. Temporal
tura mavima 50 a O.. NientoS del
Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Tclefonos: Crockett 996, 997,
9g9 V 1920.

Ell UNICO SITIO MEIICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito y a precios ra-
zonables. especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Niajes cor
tos so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera dc Ia ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia Y noche.
Leon \. Martinez. Gcrentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
NACTMIENTOS

Nino de Francisco Barron Y de la
Amelia Y. de Barron. en- la
calleiuela \. Alaz&n 125.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
De Laredo

Procedente dc Ia ciudad de Lare-
do. Texas. l'ecu artr a cS:l ei ge-
neral Sentiago Mendoza. en- vlaJe dc
rcCoClcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
Niajero

Procedente dc Laredo, Texas, lie
90 ave a San Antonio cl general cN-
federal Miguel Rodriguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
MATREMONIOS

Manuel C. Peralcs con Guadalupe
Sandoval.
Pedro Castillo con Celia Cara.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
BUSINESS BACK
TO NORMAL SOON
Fuel and Rail Officials Say
Pre-Strike Schedule
Starts Monday.
Py Associated Press

~ Associated Press:
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Business as
usual. delivery Of coal. to any one in
need Of it, and partial resumption
Of curtailed passenger service, were
the substance of orders announced
today by fuel and rail officials, eff
fective at 1901 a. m. Monday. Full
passenger service was ordered for
Thursday.
Just one restriction remains. That
is that coal will be delivered only TO
persons who make application show
ing less than one weeks supply on
hand in the northwestern and cen
trail western railroad regions. There
were indications that the limitations
on deliveries might be removed soon.
Starts Monday.
East and south of Chicago, gen.
eral resumption of train service
starts at 1901 a. m. Monday. The
Pennsylvania lines announced full
service beginning Monday. except
the Broadway limited. The New
Y ork Central lines made a similar
announcement, adding that the
Twentieth Century limited would be
restored during next week. North
west and west Of Chicago curtailed
service awaits Thursday.
The regional fuel and rail direc-
tors in Chicago today first withdrew
restrictions on heat, light and pow
er consumption, then swept away
the priorities list. and lastly, an
nounced that consumers in the first
five OF the priority classifcations
could obtain at once all coal held
for them by the railroads. Others
must abide by the application sys-
TEN Of weekly supplies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
Street Lights
Flash rs Fuel
Lao is Revoked

Holiday crowds tripped merrily
up and down. In and out all along
Michigan ST salvation army bellies
Ingled a suggestion 90 keep the pot
boiling for the city's poor. Store
windows were draped in mistletoe.
holly and pine and old Santa himself
dared out from his hiding. Delicate
flakes OF snow swirIed gently
through the darkness. Yep. IL seem
cd like the night before Christmas
but 10 wasn't.
Twas the night before sunday
shopping night in our shoppers me
tropolLs' The crowds continued
tripping and slipping along And
then suddenly ont OF the dark came
light shoppers rubbed their peep
ers. and South Bend got good
night glimpse Of its own brothers
and sisters for the first time in
weeks.
For al Of which old age thanks
she fuel administration and FOR
which romantic you,h-oh well. IT,
Illumination ap'eutv is not conducive
10 lightsome sparkling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
BILLY DANSEY CASE TO
BE CONSIDERED IN WEEK
Ey Associated Press:
HANTNTONTnN :

Ey Associated Press.
HAMMONTON. y. J., Dec. ia
From indications tonight the case
surrounding the alleged murder Of
Billy" Dansey Will not be consider
ed by the Atlantic county grand
jury for at least week Asst Pros.
Voorhees, said il would take at least
a week 10 bring the grand jurors to-
gether and he saw no necessity for
q hurried call.
Counsel for Charles S. White. the
dahlia grower and neighbor OF the
Dansey family, charged with the
murder of the child, and Mrs Edith
L. Jones. alleged accessory after the
fact said tonight he will insist upon
an early hearing and prompt trial
OF the accused. If indictments are
found Counsel intimated that II the
grand jury is not called within few
days he Will ask the release OF the
accused through habeas corpus
Writs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
Labor Chiefs
GUe Outline
of Principles

b Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dee. IA dec
Iarauon Of principles was adopted
here tonight by the conference %
presidents OF labor unions afh.ia-ei
with tho American Federation q
Labor. To calls upon al workers 20
seek redress Of their grievance by
political pressure presumably
through existing parties as no men,
uoa IS made ~ labor party
Issues which face union labor
require unity Of effort if industrial
tyranny is 20 Dee avoided the der-
laration said. u deuounces the use
OF Injunction proceeding iu rre
mine strike and criticises the usIr-
patton of constitutional authority
Of tho judiciary
The declaration has Tho approval
OF Samuel Gouper-
.'The reryers.on and abuse or me
writ of injunction was eaumera-ed
among these.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
Virgo Failing Under Terrific
Strain-HaS Aged Since
Confinement.
STILL MAINTAINS INNOCENCE
Professors Testimony Re-
flutes Statements Made
by Mother of Girl.
BY c. j. COOPER

PAW PAW Mich. Dec 10
Another search OF the Tabor home
at Iawton, Mich, four miles from
here. where The distorted body OF
Maud Faith TABOR was found in a
trunk two weeks ago tonight, Will
be made Sunday in an effort TO find
more evidence with which TO I'M
ravel the Van Buren, county mys-
terry. it was announced tonight by
Sheriff Andrew Lang.
IL was also announced tonight
that the resumption OF the coroner's
inquest at Lawton may not take
place until Tuesday morning. Word
was received here this afternoon
~om Pros. Atty. Horace II. Adams
that he and Deputy Sheriff Dwight
Barker left Yreka, Calf, Friday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Sarah Tabor and
her son. Walter o. Tabor, mother
and brother OF the dead woman, for
Van Buren, county and they are ex-
pected to reach Paw Paw not later
shan Monday night. In the event
they arrive Monday night. the in
quest. which adjourned last We'd
nesday. viii be resumed at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, it was announced
here tonight. However, II Pros
Adams and Deputy Sheriff Barker
should reach here either Sunday
night or Monday morning, the in
quest viii be resumed Monday.
Virgo Failing.
Joseph Virgo. South Bend real
estate man, who is charged with
the murder OF Maud Tabor. his fifth
vic. three years ago. appears to
be falling under the strain and the
close confinement OF his cell in the
Van Buren, county jail here. He has
little 10 say. answering questions
put TO him in mOnosyllables when
ever possible. Virgo's hair has be-
come much grayer during the past
two weeks. and he has aged appre-
ciabIv since formal charges OF muir
der i'm the first degree were filed
against him Thursday afternoon by
Special Pros. Glenn Z. Warner.
A more thorough search of the
basement of the Tabor family home
at L.awton than any one previously
made is being planned by the au-
thoriues here Sunday, it was an
nounced tonight Conflicting stories
have been told relative 10 the finding
OF the trunk containing the distorted
body OF the murdered woman. Offi-
Gals declared tonight that they
want every bit or available evi-
oence for use in arriving at solu-
zion OF the murder mystery.
Maintains Innocence.
With Virgo stoutly maintaining
his innocence Of the murder Of his
nth wife. although he appears 10
be unusually depressed. officials said
tonight that the South Bend man
IS by no means convicted Of the
commission OF the crime with which
he Is charged. and that they will
bend every effort 10 bring whoever
is guilty OF Maud Tabor's death TO
Justice.
Oficlals here. as well as Van
tCONTISUED OK PAGE FOUR.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
CARMANIA PASSENGERS
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
Rv Associated Press .

hy Associated Press.
HALIFAX, y. S, Dec 13.-Re-
citals Of passengers on the Cunard
liner Carmania, which arrived here
this morning after being in collision
with the American freighter Mary
land Wedn esday evening off Cape
Race. indicates that a marine disas-
ter OF serious order was barely
averted. The Maryland was heading
bow on, for the midships section Of
the Carmania when she doomed up
out OF the fog and darkness. Only
quick man euvering Of both vessels
converted the shock into a glancing
blow, which smashed in four ports
and sheared of rivets and damaged
plates on the liner over an area 25
feet square.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
DEALERS STATE
CRISIS Is OVER
Shipments of Coal to South
Bend This Week Re-
IieVeS Situation.

The crisis Of the coal situation as
far as South Bend is concerned has
passed, according TO the opinions
of several prominent coal dealers,
who stated Saturday that the move
ment of coal in small quantities into
the city would begin within the next
two days and that the supply should
normal within two weeks.
South Bend Fortunate.
"Of course delay in the re-opening
of the mines may be expected"
stated a dealer. "and a delay of any
long period would make the condi-
ton more serious than 1t has been
heretofore. South Bend has been
particularly fortunate in having a
supply sufficient 20 carry 1t over
the two weeks just past but our
supply here has just about reached
its limit and further delay would
strike a severe blow to industry as
well as cause actual suffering in
some quarters"
Issues Statement.
The South Bend Chamber Of
Commerce yesterday issued a state
ment urging industries and homes
TO continue conserving fuel until the
strike situation has been definitely
settled.
The bulletin states that there is
no need Of conservation Of light or
power. as the Indiana and Michigan
Electric company, using water power
is prepared to render 100 per cent
service in this line. but asks that
coal be conserved until the situation
is again normal.
The bulletin states that the stu
alton is not expected TO settle back
to normal for several weeks because
Of the depleted supply and the de-
mands by industries which must be
met.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
CALL GARFIELD
BEFORE SENATE
Fuel Administrator is First
Witness During Present
Investigation.
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-Princi-
plies underlying Pres't Wilson'S plan
for the settlement of the coal strike.
accepted by the miners, are based
fundamentally wrong as a matter
OF government" DIT. Harry A. Gar
field, federal fuel administrator I'M
til today told a hastily assembled
subcommittee of the senate tonight.
His resignation. sent to Pres't Will
son because Of his views, was ac-
cepted today with those of one o.
two of his associates, he said.
While discussing with some free
dom "a cleavage in the cabinet,
caused by the strike settlement
negotiations, DR.. Garfield withheld
answers to questions by Sen. Ere
linghuysen, republican, New Jersey,
chairman of the subcommittee on
matters he regarded as touching
confidential intercourse with his
former associates during the strike
period. He adhered TO this refusal,
though Sen. Townsend, republican.
Michigan, and Sen. Myers. democrat,
Montana, Joined the chairman in
urging replies. and he refused to
furnish a copyof his letter Of resig-
nation, which he indicated had ex-
planned his views TO the president.
Call Him Again.
Sen. Frelinghuysen intimated that
Atty. Gen. Palmer and other off
Gals connected with the strike set
tlement would be called later.
My objection Dr. Garfield said
Of the settlement plan. "goes to the
point that the commission which
unde rstand Will be set up 70 decide
wages and prices, composed of three
members. one TO be a miner, an
other 10 be a coal mine operator,
and the third 70 represent the gen
eral public. Under il, the public,
which is the chief party at interest.
would always be in the minority"
Has IL been your experience with
the coal industry that employees
might have a common interest in
increasing wages and costs and
passing that increase on TO the pub
tic in prices? >" Sen. Townsend asked.
They may have that common in
terest." DR.. Garfield responded.
qualifying his answer by saying
that he was not charging that this
would be the necessary result.
Wilson'S Opinion.
81 believe I represent the real
opinion Of the president IN the mat
ter" he said later. that is, If were
able 10 see him and talk it over be
cause I know his mind
Sketching the history OF the
strike negotiations. Dr. Garfield ex-
planned that he thought members of
tCONTINUED on PAGE FOUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
Mix to Be IA
Gents Tuesday

Milk will jump 10 Il cents a
quart Tuesday.
This is the announcement made
by a local dealer Saturday night.
who expressed the opinion that con
sumers should be informed OF the
increase and also given a reason for
K.
According 10 this dealer, the milk
men are buying milk of farmers
according 20 the standard OF butter
cents a pound. Consequently. they
are forced TO pay more than ever FOR
their milk and ccnsume rs necessar-
lily must stand the cost.