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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
Clubs

a marriage OF quiet impressive
ness was that OF Miss May skalla.
OF Chicago. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Skalla. and William
Malmborg. also OF Chicago. which
took piece at high noon Saturday at
the home OF the groon's uncle ana
aunt, Mr. and Mrs George j. Long.
81 r. Donald ST Rev. NJ. Herlln OF
the First Evangelical church read
the full ring ceremony. The bride
was attractive in her travelling suit
OF dark blue cloth with hat 10
match ana cOrsage OF white sweet
peas. The couple was unattended.
Mr. MalmbOrg ts purchasing man
ager Of the Peter Van Setback
wholesale drug company OF Chicago.
After a short visit in this city, Mr..
and Mrs. 1lalmborg viii be at home
at ls47 s. Karloz av., Caicago.
A pre-nuptial affair complimenting
Miss Frances Schunitt OF Mishawaka
whose marriage viii take place next
Tuesday was the 7 O'Clock dinner
gwen Saturday evening at the Rob
ertson tea room. Covers were placed
for eight guests including the honor
p
Chicago. Mrs August Schmitt OF
Laporte. lid. Miss Nellie Luckey.
Miss Ruth Kotz. Miss Mary Gun
nlngham, Miss Madeline Meyers and
Hiss Ethel Pheia-n. The honor
guest was favored with a large cor
sage OF layendar sweet peas while
flowers Of the same kind fashioned
into seven small cOrsages formed
the centerptece.
The first annual ball OF the plant
two bowling cluD Of the Stude-
baker corporation viii be held at
Toxic Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday nights OF the ensuing
week.
Special programs are being plan
ned for each night Songs by Harry
Mccormick will feature the opening
night and on wednesday night there
viii be a band concert BY a local
band in addition 20 other features.
Chief OF the attractions for the
closing night will be the prize waltz
The three nights are being planned
for the attraction to accOmm odats
al Of the employees and their friends.
Announcement has also been made
OF a party 20 be given at Toxic on
June s and by the employees OF TIE
Indiana Bell Telephone company.
The affair will be known as the
Ting a Ling Fiesta"
Jaclxson's Orpheum theater or
Chestra Will play at Toxic beginning
Monday for the entire summer sea-
son.
Members Of the Epworth league
OF the Grace NJ. r. church enter
tanned with a party IN the church
parlors Friday night mplimenting
the new members and Miss Bessie
Winenger whose marriage 20 Cecil
NValz will take place In June. Miss
Winenser and NIiss Ina Balsley en-
tertained with readings and a mock
" sdding was a feature OF the diver
sions. The next league meeting viii
be held Friday, June %.
Twenty-Five couples attended the
dancing party given by tho Day
Dodgers OF NOtre Dame at the Elks'
temple Saturday evening. Charlie
Davis tazz orchestra furnished the
music for the program OF II dances.
The committee in charge of the af-
fair was composed of Edwin Hunter
chairman: Edward Doran, Maurice
Thornton and Harry Richwine.
In celebration OF the birthday an
niversary OF her daughter. Luella-
Mrs. L. Hise, 42O S. Francis ST., en-
tertained ten friends at her hor~c
FRIDAY evening The time was spent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30
WHY NOT9

Take advantage OF this oppor-
tunity by presenting your order slip
10 your local grocer and get a re-
duetion OF Zoe on each sack OF I. y.
highest quality flour, or soc on the
barrel. II your local grocer has not
.his -four on hand. refer him 10 the
National Grocer CT 4s3S-sO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

Eat az Washington Cafe. Break
fast. dinner and supper Odd pen
MES used. soc Club Dinner served
week days from II a. m. TO 8 D. m.
5-course table d'hote on Sundays.
4215-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

An investment at home Is better
than one far away. Buy Consoli-
dated Mica 4S7s-sO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-30

For Additional News OF Interest
TO Women See June Bride Section }
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
|SERA INUTIL LA LlGA
DE LAS NACIONES
SIN LOS EE. UU.
Ash 10 expresa Ell Primer
Ministro de Australia
MIR. ". M. Hughes

MELBOURNE, Australia. septiembre
s. FL Primer Ministro ~australiano.
| William NJ. Hughes, en- n entrevis
Ia que concedi6 aver = un correspon
sal americana. declare que la Liga de
las Naciones sera I'm cuerpo sin valor.
alguno 81 los Estados Unidos de Anne
RIGA quedan fuera de 81 V que no obs
tante que actualmente Ia Liga es una
agrupaci6n ignorante, v sin experien
cia, V con muchas faltas, sigue sien
do Ia unica esperanto para Ia paz del
mundo. Hughes, al mismo tempo que
atac6 duramente a Wilson, ofrecio su
ayuda al pueblo de los Estados Unidos,
para 10 que Sc relacionara o Ia L!
ga de las N~aciones.
Eel mismo Oceano Pacifico, con sus
m:smos probiemas. agreg6. ante las
plagas de nuestros paises, dandoie a los
Estados Unidos Y a Australia, ciertos
comunes. Para alinientar Y nutrlr
esos intereses vamos q enviar un repre-
sentante diplomatico a Washington Y
a triplicar nuestra representation CO.
mercial ALI. Nos alegramos o cada
barco dc guerra que los Estados Uni
dos botan al aqua, pues cada n de
clos constituye I'm pil6n en- la ciuda
della de nuestra seguridad."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
TURQUIA ENVIARA UN
MINISTRO ANTE LA
SANTA SEDE

CONSTANTTNOPLA, septembre ;.
Ell gobierno otomano va a enviar
muy pronto un Ministro Plenipotencia
rio ante la Santa Sedc, segd Sc anun
clio hoy aqui. ST tai cosa Sc lleva a
efect6. csta ser4. la primera Vez en-
In historic del cristianismo, u el
Islam Y Ia. Iglesia Catolica Sc den Ia
mano. pues sabido es que siempre fue
ron los mas acSrrimos enemigos. Sc
gun Sc dice. tai paso sc estA conside
rando por i%niciativa del Sultan, quicn
auiere mostrar de csa manera su era
titud por la ayuda f~inanciera Y de
otra indole impartial por ell Papa a
los ~prisioneroS dc guerra turcos. por
conducto de Monsenor Doloi, cl delega
do a~post6lico aqui, durantc Ia guerra.
Antics de que cl Ministro Sc envie a
Roma. Sc prcguntard al Faticano 81 no
tiene Inconvenience en recibirlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
DESCHANEL NO DEJARA
LA Presidential

PARIS. septiembre S.-Oficialmentc
Sc ncg6 hoy en- IN boletfn publicado
po- 81 Regente del Pal&cio del Eliseo.
el rumor que circul6 aver con insis
tencia referente a que O. Presidents
Deschanel iba = r]enunciar el cargo
de jefe dc Ia Naci6n. en- vista de que
81 estado de salud no ha :enido mejoria
aiguno. Sc decfa que el Presidente Des-
chanel habia ~presentado va su renun
cia. ~atendiendo una peuc!6n dirigida
por ell Primer Miuistro Milierand, pc
70 la declaration Official hecha hoy
mega tai coSa.
La renuncia iel Presidente sc aseSu
"a que esta Va en- manos del Primer
NIinistro. quie: esta esperanto tan solo
el arreglo de varias cuestiones diplo
| nidticas antes de dar a conocer al
pals 81 retro del Primer Magistrate.
| En- los cfrculos bien informados Sc
| insiste tambisn cue NJ. Deschanel no
regresard al Palacio del Eliseo Y que
| publ;camente Sc esta discutiendo va
| 81 nombramiento lie su successor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
POLONIA Y CRl.
MEA ROJOS OBJ
TIENEN TRIUNFOS
Capturaron varias villas
al norte de Brest-
LitoVsk
Los polacos por su parte
aseguran que derrotaron
a los rojos en- Galicia en-
donde han avanzado
de IS a 40 millas

PAROS, septiembre Sci gobierno
del Soviet clama nuevos triunfos al
canzados en- los frentes de batalla dc
Polonia y Crilnea, segun un conunica
do Official dado a la publicidad hoy en-
Moscou y trasmitido aquf por Ia via
inalambrica-
"Veinte milas al norte de Brest,-
Litovsk, nuestras tropas han ocupado
varias villas. IGualmente en- la region
de Galicia en- donde nuestras fuerZas
entyaron a la ciudad de ZamosZ," di-
ce ell communicate de referencia.
Respecto a las o~peraciones en- Ia Crl-
mea, ell ~despacho expresa que ell enemi
go que intentaba iniciar n ofensi-
va en- dicho frente, ha sido derrotado
Y obligado a retirarse a traves del RIO
Dnieper.
La lucha continua en- csc frente con
exitos alternados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
LA RESPUESTA De
INGLATERRA A LA
NOTA DE Russia
BaIfour refuta muchaS
de las aSeVeracioneS
de- Tchitcherin
Ironicamente agrega que "a
mas dude De la eficacia
de los metodos del So
Wet para hacer ricos
"a los pobres

LONDRES, septiembre 3.-La res
puesta dada por Arthur Balfour, Sc
| cretario de Relaciones Exteriores del
| gobierno ingles a la nota relatlVa a los
| terminus de paz ~presentados por Ell So
Wet a Polonia Sc do a noe hoy a
aui La ~reSpuesta es n obra maestro
| de dialectica y jusrifica p~erfectamen
| te Ell recurso del gobierno britanico a
| los metodos de Ia llamada diplomacia
! alberta o mas c~orrectamente, propa-
cania. que por tanto tempo Sc utilize
| so!amente por los representatives del
| Soviet.
Balfour hace yer como Tchltcherln
| estah- en- an error al Suponer que Ell
| gobieruo britannica reconocia como un
| te-mino justo de paz. la limitation del
/ ejercito polaco. a 10000 hombres. e. so
bierno britanico jamas cXpres6 tai OPT
MON. Lo que dijo fue que tai termino
no Seria considerable nj por Ell gobier-
no nj por Ell pueblo britannica como
una raz6n suficiente para n inter
veci6n activa- una opinion que crey6
honradamente cxpresar de una mancra
clara"
! DdiIOL SO IGLlClS GA StSOsA" q -
sorbro del Gobierno del Soviet de que
Ell sobierno britanico 'desaprobara Ell
Que Sc permitira a Polonia levantar
una fuerza armada suplementaria, con
Ia lorna de una milicia civica."
"Esta singular declaration, dice Bal
four. es esidentemente ina broma G
| intent6 diSfraZar el yerdadeTo carac
ter &c una transaction ~diplomatica
que cicrtamente requiere. aunque no
Sc ha recibido. una cXplicaci6n del go
bierno del Soviet"
'Balfour reitera las circunstancias
| dc Ia investigation ingieSa respecto DC
| las ~intenciones del Eobierno del So
| Wet hacia PoIoria y eXpresa cue en- Ia
respuesta del Soviet no So hace indi
cac;6n ninguna dc cue una milicia
! Cjvica Sc fuera a Seleccionar de alSuna
chase particular de la poblaci6n Y que
IA election de esta claSe iha a ser
impueSta sobrc los vencidos por Su
| enernico victorioso."
Concluye Balfour su nota diciendo:
Una gran parte del despacho de
! ". Tchitcherin Sc ocupa De hacer ina
| comparaci6n entire las condolences de
IA poblaci6n ~pornalera en- Ia Russia
| Soviet con Ia de Ia Gran Bretana- Tai
comparaci6n Sc hasa en- e. hecho de
que haya desiSUaldades de %riqueZa on
Ia Gran Bretana- mienuras en- Russia
no Sc encuentra va mas tales desisual
dades."
Balfour no pone en- duda tai declara-
ci6n. unique no esta ~preparado para
discutir Ia deduction Cue Tchitcherin
haze de ella, que parece enteramente
inaplicable al ~prop6sito principal de
esca carta: pero hablando por 81 mis-
mo. expresa que Sc permite observar
que jamds por IN momento ha dudado
de Ia eficiencia complete de los meto
dos del Soviet para hacer riCos a los
! p0brpS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
FUERON RESCATAD0S
LOS TRIPULANTES DEL
SUBMARINE HUNDIDO
Mas de "a horas estuvieron
encerrados en- Ell barco
bajo Ell aqua

FTLADELFIA. s~eptiehbre Sci sub
! marino So. uno de los mas moder-
, nos de Ia Marina americana que Sc
hundi6 aver con so oticiales V HON
bres dentro de SUI casco. al hacer una
prueba de immersion. fue rescatado hoy
I 81 tripulaci6n, que Sc hallaba va a
punto de asfixiarse. salvada. FL acct
dente ocurri0 como a 80 millas al sur
este del cabo Henlopon. ~habiendose
ten;io noticia de 81, gracias a n lla-
mazda telef6nica trasrnitida por medic
de una hoya. FL submarine esta ahora
siendo remolcado a Ia costa de Delawa
re por Ell vapcrA lanthus.
La ansiedad que habia por como
Ger IA suerte lie Ia tripulaci6n. que
TODD 81 mundo ~esperaba que hubiera pc
recido. So calm6 Al darse a la publici
dad Ia noticia de que los oficiales Y
los hombreS hahtan sido rescatados V
Sc hallaban n Y salvOs a bordo del
La notiCia fue trasmitida por
General Cocktails"
FL submarine fue Sacado a fIote por
Ia tripulaci6n del Alanthus sirviendo-
st de grandes ganchos que lograron
coger al barco hundido levantando!o
hasta sacarlo del aqua. Inmediatamen
te Sc ~procedi6 n abrir I'm agujero en-.
Ell casco. pues ell mecanismo dc cierre
Solamente Sc puede abrir por dentro Y
Ia tripulaci6n Sc hallaba cast moons
ciente va. para darles aire n las vfcti
mas. Los tripulantes del submarine.
que hahian perdido va toda esperanto
de rescate. empezaron a recobrarse Y
a POGO salian de Ia que iba a ser su
horrible tumba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04

man las noticias de los bolshevikis
de las derrotas infligidas a las fuerzas
del general Wrangel, en- Ia region de
Ia Taurida, al norte de la Provincial
de Crimea. En- los circulos rusos aquf,
Sc admite que Ia perdida de la Taurida
seria I'm serio golpe para Wrangel,
pues ella constituye ell principal gra
nero en- ell sur de Russia y sin 81, Ell je-
fe anti-bolshevikf no podria ootener
suficientes provisiones para su ejer
cito y Ia poblaci6n de Crimea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
MAS. TROPAS. INGLESAS
ENVIADAS A IRLANDA

LONDRES. septiembre 3.-Numero-
SOS refucrzos dc tropas inglesas estan
enviandose a Irlanda. On vista de los
nltjmos acontecimientos que Sc han
d~esarrollado ALI. principalmente en- Bel
fast. Tn destacamento de Rifleros del
Rey Ia sido enviado ur~gentemente a
esa ciudad para poncr fin a los desor-
denes que sc han suscitado V resta-
blecer el orden Ell Ia ciudad.
Tres regimientos ingleses que fueron
llamados del distrito del Mar Negro
pnra que preston sus servic!os en- ell
pals. han llegado a Aldersho: y Sc cree
que en- breve Sc les comisionara Ir
landa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
LA. ALBANIA. MlLlTAR
B~ELGO-FRANCESA

PARIS. septiembre Eel Primer Nj
ristro belga ". de Ia Croix, que Sc en-
cIentra en- esta capital. seg1n sc dice
en- arreslos de asuntos oficiales. comic
hov con el Primer Ministro Millersnd.
Hase sabido que ell jefe del gobi :rno
belga ha venido a esta capital para
arreglar los detalles finales para la
ratification del acuerdo militar entire
Francia Y Belgica. que sc firm0 va
nor 81 Mariscal Foch, en- nombre de
Francia Y por cI General MaSlinse, Je-
fe de Estado Mayor belga, en- nombre
de B6lgica-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04

VARSOEIA. septiembre 5.-El alcan
ce de Ia derrota holsntviki en- la re-
gi6n de Lemberg, sigue creciendo a
medida que Sc reciben los detalles de
esa acci6n, segun dice IN partc Off
cial publicado hoy aqui.
FL desaStrc de Ia caballeria del ge'
neral Budenny al norte de LembcrS
Ia dejado el canine alberto a los
p~olacos para I'm avance geerai y apro
vechando esa ventaja las fucrzas del
general Halter han avanzado do -
a 40 millas en- un frente de mas de
100 millas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04

Umindividuo e]ncuentra una sonora
en- ell parque Y la sigue despues por
distintas GALES Y paseos hasta que
toma eJ tranvia. haja de 81 Y sigue
= pie hasta ell entro de la p~oblaci6n.
i. FL individuo sube tamhien al coche;
Ia senora baja y contin1a seguida del
caballero.
La sonora Sc vuelve de pronto Y ex-
clama con i~ndnignaci6n:
-iTmbscili :EStupidoi
Sonora, podia listed habermelo di
chc antes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
FL EMBAJADOR IRLANDES
EXPULSADO DE FRANClA

LONDRES. septiembre Bel Sobier
no frances ha dado "a boras de pla-
20 a Mr.. George Gavan Duffy. namado
Embajador de la Eepublica lrlandesa
en- Francia. para que salSa del pals.
segIn Sc anunci6 oficialmente hoy
en- esta capital. en- vista de un men
safe recibido de Paris.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04
RECORTELO, VALE DINERO.

Recortelo. adJunte SC v dirijalo a
Foley & Co; 1885 Sheffield Ave;
Chicago, III; poniendo su nombre V
direction con claridad. Recihira un
paquete de prueba de Foley's Honey
& Tar Compound para Ia tos, res
friado V crop; Foley Kindney Pills
para dolor de costado. reumatismo.
Intermediates de los rinones V de Ia
vejiga Y Foley Cathartic Tablets. ell
mejor laxante. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-04

WASHINGTON, septiemhre 3.-Lcs
oficiales del Almirante Nc
Gully que Sc haila en Sebastopol, reel
bidos en- los ultimos dias, no confir-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16

at the fall primaries. Your paper was
kind enough to mention my name in
this connection originally and | am
therefore sending this communication
to you, feeling that some statement of
my position is due the voters of Yer
mont.
For the past six weeks or more
have been working constantly in an
effort to raise the quota Of Franklin
county in the so-called tuberculosis
drive, believing this to be my para
mount duty regardless Of personal in
terests | have had no time to com
.mence or carry on canvass for lieu.
tenant-governor and the time of the
primaries Is now so near that it would
probably preclude any active cam
paign on my part.
Frankly, / am not disposed to en-
gage in the activities of such a con
test as would promise fair chance
of securing the nomination at this
late day, because recognize the fact
that such contest would mean
tremendous burden to my friends and
a sacrifice of time which | can per
sonally i'll afford Even modest pub
LEFTY campaign, such as seems indis
pensabe to candidates for the first
place on the republican ticket, in
wolves a large amount of money ant
am not content to think that this
is the right way to gain public office
even in these so-called progressive
times.
For these reasons | have decided
not to be a candidate for lieutenant
governor. i want to employ this DC
cas:on to thank very many friends
who have volunteered their support
and especially the News and Citizer
for courtesously connecting my name
with the Office"
Charles S. Schoff
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16
Alexander Drysdale & Son

takers house in connection with the
garage but this work will not be done
before the coming summer To cover
the cost of this plant, as well as the
expense of freight shipment and re-
pair of the trucks and other surplus
war material, the board of control has
appor.ioned $4,000 to be used in add.
ton to other available highway funds. -
The article says further:
"A tabulation submitted by the high.
way commissioner of Vermont gives
a statement of the garage expense of
the trucks before they were put into
service. In the case of one truck the
expense was only $3.50. The great.
est expense for any truck was SOFA
and the average expense for II
trucks" 3I
A tabulation of types Of truck body
alteration and equipment with costs
as reported by various states, shows
that Vermont altered a Nash quad
body with vertical hydraulic hoist
mounted at the frCn. for 1894 and
NHuiFPtu .NdSA Quflu Will sue uiS-
charge wooden body for s135. In
some states, as high as $1,000 per
truck was spent in altering and the
Lowest amount was s35 for frame
wooden body, ....., .,.,. ..i...a :.
Vermont was allotted IS trucks, Y
'Fords and automobiles, total Of
Ito vehicles OF this number, IS we're
delivered up to April !, 1920, when
the last figures were available or II
percent of the totaf~number... -'17s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16

guarantee her freedom from fore gn
control and class domination; one
which will safeguard our Traditional
policies at home and abroad; one
which will complete the enfranchse-
ment Of women. which will stand
against all forces and influences tend.
ing to break down morality, the physi.
cal we'll being or the solidarity Of our
people.
II must he policy which will strive
for Il speedy return to a peace basis,
TO government under the Constitute
ton; for economy. efficiency. revision
OF war taxation; for & strong but con
sentative foreign policy, a policy Witch
will protect American lives and rights
abroad; for the building up and pro
tc?fiol of our agricultural and indus
tries, for industrial Justice based upOn
the square. human handling OF the is
sues between labor and capital, re.
Wondering that labor is neither a COM
modify nor a chattel
1T must be for the Improvement of
public education; for a highly efficient
army and navy, always ready-the
product of truly American policy OF
national defense; for the building up
of a merchant marine and a sound
foreign commercial policy; for the
careful supervision of our immigra.
ton and the systematic Americaniza
tion of those who are accepted; for the
strengthening of the sense of citizen,
ship obligation at all times, and the
adherance of these fundamental prin.
ciples and policies on which the stabil
ty and permanency of our Government
depends.
in short "A government of the PEG.
pie under a clean cut, progressive pol
icy, meeting and dealing with the
great issues Of the present frankly and
courageously, with q view to solving
rather than avoiding them"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16
STATE CROP OUTLOOK
More Potatoes and Apples in 1920
Says Bureau of Estimates.

NJS ~~' ~NNN - %SN''''N'eSS'
The Vermont potato acreage for
1920 is $1,000 acres, an increase eff s
per cent over the 1919 figure of 25,-
600 acres and in excess of the five
year average Of $4,000 acres, accord
ing to the bureau of crop estimates
in its New England crop report, dated
July a. The 1919 crop was 81 per
cent, OF normal and present indica-
lions are that the 1920 crop will be
10 per cent.
Vermont apple production is fore
casted as 2S4,7OO barrels substan.
tial increase ever the 1915 figure Of
203,000 barrels. The report explains
that Vermont has several new large
orchards coming into bearing this
mainly the higher quality
varieties. New England orchards, the
report says, are rising in quality with
more orchards receiving care and few
err old neglected orchards left. The
New England crop of 100000 bar
rels will be 8 per cent. greater than
! 1871.
The Vermont corn acreage is given
as $4,000 acres, slightly less than the
1919 figure of 10000 acres. The Yer
mcnt acreage is about 98 per cent of
that of 1919.
Hay conditions are forecasted as
Sc per cent. of normal as against 1O4
per cent in 1919 and an average Of
SO per cent June in the northern part
of the state, the report says was too
dry for hay. Pasture is declared to
be excellent with the exception OF that
section of the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16
HOUSING THE TRUCKS
Vermont Facilities Are Commended
BY Federal Public Roads Bureau.

BY Federal Public Roads Bureau.
The Vermont system of housing and
utilizing the army trucks turned over
to the State by the federal authorities
IS commended in Public Roads" pub
ished by the bureau of public roads of
the u S. department Of agriculture.
The magazine reproduces winter
bird 's-eye view of the storage sheds
and garage erected by the state near
Montpelier and shows one of tn Nash
'quads.' quipped by the state with
a side-dumping body OF the Vermont
plant the magazine says:
"Nermont's plant, which is similar
to that of Utah, is constructed on a
five-acre lot which the state has
bought on the state road and trolley
line between Montpelier and Barre and
pelier The present building consist
pelier The present buildings consis.
Of garage, AZ feet wide by "a feet
long; machine shop, "a feet square;
a storeroom for supply parts with floor
dimensions of "a and 60 feet; power
plant, Is by 30 feet in size; and the
sheds built inside the stockaded en-
closure, containing AZ stalls he ma
jority Of which are 10 feet wide by %
feet inches deep. All buildings and
sheds are of frame construction.
1T is also intended to build care