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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
UNA ENTUSiASTlCA
RECEPTION

El sAbado 6 del actual, la una y
nuince minutes, arribaron 4 Ia ciu-
dad de Waco el Representative consul
lar sus acompanantes, siendo reci-
b!dos en- IA estacion del ferrocarril por
Ell Mayor de Ia Ciudad. Mr.. E. c. Ri
chard; Mr. w. W. Crawford, Presi-
dente de la "Texas Cotton Palace Ex-
position" Mr. C. II. Williams. Ge-
rente &c Ia Texas Power and Light
Co.; una representation de Ia Conf
sion Interina que organize los feSte-
Jos: Ia Brigada de Ia Cruz Azul Me-
xicana; Comi1e Patri6tico de Car
lev, Texas; .Leradores del 'Mundo,
Campamento "Naranjo ndmero 2641."
encabezado por el Consul Comandan-
te de la agrupaci6n; senor Agustln
Sierra.
Ademas de las personals va citadas,
habia consregados en- las lnmedla-
clones de Ia estaci3n mas de mil qui-
nientos mexicanos que dieron Ia blen
venida al reprcsentante consular. pro-
rrumpiendo en- vitores para Mexico.
Acto seguido, Sc organizo la comltl-
va. sienGo conducido el consul Ruiz
al Hotel Raleigh" bordo de poderoso
autom6vil gaiantcmente cedido pof
la flrma comercial Edmond-Paland
Motor Co. quien proporcion6 %demas'
otros varios carros primorosamente
engalanados para que hicieron uso
de ellos las demas personals que for
maban las comisiones de reception.
va en- ell hotel, los visitantes fueron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
'EL GENERAL ALESS|O ROBES FUE
NUERTO EN- in DUELO A BALAzOS
QUE SOSTUVO CON EL GRAL. TRENN0
TREVINO FUE DETENIDO
EN- LA Sa. COMISARlA A
DONDE Sc PRESENTO
El Captain Lopez Malo cue 10
acompanaba, tambien fue
aprehendido

TclecrGnc Especial para IA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MENICO, agosto S.
El general de division Jacinto B. Tre-
vino dis muerte hoy en- Ia calzada de
los Insurgentes a. general Brigadier
Jose AlcSsio Robes en- un encuentro
que ambos sostuvieron ba!aZos en-
el Iugar mencionado.
II origca dc este fue el que Alessio
Robles llan0 Trev!ho cobarGe en-
IN articu!o que Sc public6 en- el Uni
versal hoy: artlculo cue provoc6 el
1eri9G!co a pedir conOcicos militia
res que dieran opiniones acerca del
c.tado general TrcviHo.
La rinu tuvo lugar cuando Treviho
encontr5 l Alessio Robes en- Ia cal
zaron alguaas palahras camSandose
en- scguida var!os tiros de revolver, re-
sultando muerto el seGundo.
Trevino hugo en- su autom6vil Pc
70 POGO despu6s So prcsento espon-
taneamcnte en- Ia Occava Cou:siar!a,
N doude Sc lc dctuvo; hahiendo rem
lido una ampls!ma declaracitr sobre
los lCCaSS, que da!t 4!' DC SSi4S~~'
Con Trevino viajaban en- el mlsmo
automovil, el captain Rafael Lopez
Malo. e. aviador O'Neill ) otro aviador
cayu nombre Sc ignora-. Lopez Malo
uucd6 tambiGa deten!do juntanente
con Trevino en- IL Ccmisaria, pero
no asi el aviador O'Nel su ouo
.4companante.
FL automovil en- que viajaba AlessIo
Robles muestra tres impactos que
correspondent a tres heridas Que reel
bio. dos frontales y otra en- el braZo
derecho. El auto de Trerilo presenta
tamb.en tres impactos, dos lateraIes y
uno en- Ia parte poster!or.
La trageGia ha produc:do una tre-
menda sensacion, al 'grado dc que no
SO habla de otra cosa en- todos los
circulos de la capital, tanto por II
persoualidad de los protaSonistas. CO.
mo por Ia causa que ia proSoc6. En- es-
10 respecto Ia opinion pGblici acusa
i Ell Universal de ser el responsible
directo de este asunto. por ser quien
inic!3 la enojosa question. Treviho es
el Jefe de Ia Comisi6n Revisora de las
hoias de scrvicio de los militares y su
proceder como tai jefe, en- donde ha
puesto de manifesto cierta preFencioh
contra los antiques militares, le ma
granjeado muchas enemistades-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
Sc LNSTALAN COlMLSIONES HONORlFICAS 7
BRIGADAS DE LA CRUZ AZUL MEXICANA
EN- WACO, ROSEBUD Y R0CKDALE, TEX.
En- la prinera Ultima pebacones citadas, las ouorida-
des coopermon con todo empeRo para el meJor
exito de la labor de los compdfriotas
Entusasmo inusado de la coona para trabaja por la
uuion y para confribuir la reaiizacion del pro-
veto de las Escaelas del Centenario

obsequiados a las dos de Ia tarde con
un banquete cue les fue ofrecido por
Ia coionia mexicana, estando presen-
ties en- 81. las representations de los
compatriotas que dieron Ia bienvenida
en- la estaci3n. Conclu!6a IA convivia-
de LA PRENSA y una comision del
Gentle INFERNO y de Ia Brisada de
Ia Cruz -Azul, hicieron un :ecorrido
en- autom6vil por los puntos mas i'm
portantcs de la ciudad, visitando en-
ire otros el Parque Cameron, el Edi-
ficio "Amicable" y Ia Universidad de
BAYLOR"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
Sc abrigan espermzas de
que la plata tenga una
IH1portmlte reacclon

Teleg7cmd EspeciGl pard "LA PRENSA.'
CIUDAD DE AEAICO., agosto g.
Ell Secretario de Hacienda, Adolfo do
la Huerta, expreso aver su opinion
acerca del mercado mundial dc Ia pla
ia, diciendo que tenfa fundadas espe-
ranzas de que el metal blanco reaccio
maria en- POGO tempo. pues Ia tenden-
cia de este producto mineral me-
jorar su cotizaci6n, Sc ha manifestado
de diversas maneras en- la bolsa de
valores neoyorkina. que, como es sa-
bido, es donde Sc dan las cotiZaciones
del mercado para Ia America entera-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
CuIeren armmSe para Su
propia defensa, contra
los bandoleros

Teleg-au7a Fspcci7l onr- ~ FRENSA"
CICDAD DE ME,NICO, aGosto s.
En- la Secretaria de Guerra : Marina.
Sc han recibido algunas solicitudes de
los vecinos que hahitan los pueblos
Y rancherias situados en- Ia flontera
con los Es,ados Unidos. para que Sc
les pe-mita ar!narse. con el fin de
6efenderse contra las numerosas incur
stones que llevan ca5o constante-
rnente grupos de bandoleros que. Sc
gun manifieStan los peticionarios, cru
zan Ia Inca divisoria, procedentes Gel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
Hubo desordenes en- las cleo
clones municipales en-
Tacuba y San Angel

Telegrama Especial para LA PRESSA.1
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto g.
En- las e!eccioncs Municipaies que &c
efectuaron aver eli los municipios de
Tacuba Y san Angel. Sc re yIstraroa
desordenes y manifesto ones escan-
dalosas de los cuales resultaron a.gu-
nos heridos.
Ell diputado Jorge Prieto Jaurens,
acompanado de la .'porra., socialista
asalto algunos de las casillas elec-
torales, y cometio algunos des6rde-
nes atentados que fueron reprint
dos por la polici2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
FORSNEAS:

Enviado DOR el senior Rafael
Chavez Garcia, Presiaente
Municipal de Mapimi, Ou-
ranso, Mexico, sesGn CO.
Iecta de Mspimi Scr-
meilllo, Durango, anotaoa
aparte .......-...-...... 1.-VN
Sr. Tcodoro Munoz.-Flores-
willie Texas ....--....... i.V"
Sr. Rafael S4nchez.-AcGrew
Nebraska ........-....... -'''
Sra. {. &. de Garcia--Chi-
caso. Illinois .-.......-..- 1.V
Sr. Francisco Garcia.-Chica
so. Illinois -...-...-...... 1'V'
Sr. Jose Aicaia.-Asuilar,
Colorado .............-..- -'''
Sr. Clpriano VI. Tiliaaueva-
Rivera, California ...-. 7-oo
S-. Adolto Nargas.-Las CRU
ces, y. Mexico ......---.. -'''
Sr. Jose NJ Maytorena--
Los Angeles, California 1o.oO
Sr. margarine Alyarado.-EI
Paso, Texas ..........--.. ''o0
ST. Elias Espinosa.-Joaquin'
Texas ........-.-.-.--.--
Sr. G-egorio Alvarez.-TaE-
lor, TeXaS ....-...-.'..-''
Milo Lorenzo Alvarez.-Tay-
lor,, Texas ........-------
Nifio Amorosio Alvarez
Taylor. Texas .........-.. V--'
Sr. JESUS T. Palma.-Andra-
de, California ............. 1.V0
Sr. Mar!no Bustamante---
vinton, Texas .........-.- o'''
Sr. ValentIn Bustamante.-
yinton, Texas ..... V-0
S-. Nateo A Mata.-Oak- /
land. California ..--..-.. V-aV
Sr. jose Garc!a.-Chicago,
Illinois NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wv
Sr. Pedro Hernandez.-Chi-
caCo, Illinois ............. V."
Sr. Te6filo Guajardo.-Le-
ming, Texas ......-.....- Wv
s.. Sabas P. Escalante.-Mc-
Cannon. Idaho. ..-.--.-- --'0
colectaao por ell senor ilde-
fonso Sa.dana. en- la ms
talaeicn de la Conision
Honorifica Mexicana. en-
Waco. Texas .......--... oo'
CoIecSado por ei misrno Sc
nor en- la installation de
la cornision Honorifiea' en-
Rosebud, Texas ..---...-.
colectaae por ell nisno Sc
nor en- Ia installation de
Ia Cornisi6n Honorif'ea,
en- Rockdale. Texas 1881
(Pasa q Ia "a. Piana}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09

sur del Estado de Texas.
La Secretaria de Guerra y Marina
estudia el punto, Y ha ordenado que
Sc haga una minuciosa investigation
con el objeto de resolver 10 que ha-
Va lugar Ia peticion presentaca por
los bahftantes de dichas rancherias
y pueblos fronterizos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
Sc cree que eS Ell unico
remedio para poRer coto
q los fraStorRoS
Sc PROLOHCARA UNA VIA
El Ferrocarril Kansas City,
Mexico y Oriente, llegmd
hasta Topolo5ampo


CIUDAD DE ME:XICO. agosto s.
Insistentcmente Sc rumora en- esta ca
pital que en vista de que los tr.casos
de los Directories de los Ferrucarri-
les han coEtiRuado, que todos han
resultado ser incpsos inrnorales. el
goDierao ha reSuelto contratar 4 un
fer-oc2r~ilero americana cxperto para
que venSa a resolver 81 prohlsrna del
:-afico Y Ia organization, como dnico
remedio que Sc cree por ahora posi-
b!e.
Relacionado con 81 grenio ferrocarri
lero, Sc ha participate que los ferro-
carrileros guatemaltecos aceptaron
consede-arse con los gre-aios mexica-
nos. y que el dclegado que fur. Qua
tenala para gestionar Ia fusion, ha
salido para o:ras naciones de Centro
America. doade Sc trasla6a con
igual objeto que el que lievara Qua
tenala.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
reIcgrama Especial para IA PRENSA-.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto s.
Ei Ferrocarr!l Kansas City. Mzxico y
Or;ente. IA resuelto prolongar su IT,
nea fsrre.- hasta e! puerto de Topolo-
bampo. para unir en- esta forna cl
centric de los Estados Cnidos con IA
costa de! Oceano Pacifico.
Una comisi6n de ingenieros ferro-
car-!leros estudia va Ia region para
fornar los pianos y 6ar principle n
las obras de prolongaci6n a Ia mayor
brevedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
LCONl URSO De LOS AGENILS
DE LA PRENSA" PARA FL
FONDO DE LAS ESCUELAS
Bella iniiciGtiua lanzada por el Sr. Mmt'mena,
opente de este periodico en- Del Rio, Texas

Ia pobl1c'on
aInarniento todos los
nosoros hens
azado para pobac6n de Dolores Hdas en-
cas6n del primer cuaci0n independence dc
7opos LOS AGENTEs DE "LA EN- LOS
EsTADoS UNDOS DE AMERICA
En- cuupltneno nuesro digno
Director nor pariotmo hago to-
lamado
organZado agnn festival;
LA
coectando para Escuas Dolores
81 ha hschc usd go faa deber in
a grattud
uldades
usto cuando
inaiya
pongaos de nuesa pae
acance trunfar
dinero deher unnos que tod Fea
puco 81 iado del
al Ia
gattud
Cnidos.
podco voviendo encaoeza
de eienlpaes queden usificar Ia
todos
sentdo
Coupndo signfica sacricio
PERo ES DEBER DEBER, RESULTA PEQUENo.
eptiemhre
canidades nltdo
de 1s2l.-F. MARTARENA AGENTE local
de "A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09
Colectado 7or ell senor Ra-
mon =. Cardenas:

Sr Ramon +. Cardepas .... $50
sra. Guadalupe de C4rdenas O.o0
.nv-n Eduardo Ctrdenas -. 0.lo
Nina Esperanza Cardenas -. V.lo
SIu4 Elo!sa Carceaas ...-. wv
Jovvn kat4el Caraenas O.lo
y Ios1s Card.nas .... o.25
Sr4. Fompcs. de Cardenas o.-o
~l.5o Rafa.l Cardenas .... 0.25
\,no Raul CarGeuas 0.l0
E!ho Ricardo CArdenas 49,. V.lO
-. Marcial Berala ......... %
ST. Carlos Berala .....-.-. ca
ST. Julian Martinez ....... va
Sr. Bernard!no Alvarez O.1e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09

coleetado por el senor Vic
tor Herrera, entire los en-
oisaaos del National Ga
rage"
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Pasa a n %. Pag.)
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(Pasa q Ia 81. Plana)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-09

Compre listed sus libros en- espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, l18
No. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
LADY AZGAPETIAN
TELLS LIONS CLUB
OF ARMENIAN NEED

Lady Anne Azgapetian noblewo-
man Of Armenia and Red Cross
nurse spoke 10 Lions club members
Wednesday noon at the Oliver in an
effort to create interest in the con-
ditiOns Of Armenia.
Lady Agar etian told OF the suf-
fering in that country and compare /
the necessity Of the American peO-
pie helping out Armenia with the
time of the Revolutionary war when
Franco helped America obtain its
freedom
a. b. Maine Of the Perkins Glue
Co gave the Lions an interesting
discussion on the different types OF
glue.
Before the speeches. a regular
business session was conducted and
new members voted into the club
were announced. DR.. Stoeckley
and Forest G.. Hay we're admitted
as full fiedged cubs"
It was decided that the Lions will
help build the new Tavern for boy
scouts of the city. which is being
erected about four miles north OF
South Bend.
Pres't. Gilmer was absent from
the luncheon and was excused upon
hearing that he was at the hospital
welcoming the arrival Of the young
est cub member.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
I'm Satisfied, "
Girl Says After
Shooting Another
Turns Gun on Self Both
May Die - Cause of
Shooting Unknown.
BY United Press.

BY United Press:
CHICAGO. April 27.-One girl
pulled = revolver out OF her hand
bag and shot down another girl on
a downtown platform Of the elevat-
ed lines today in full view OF thou
sands OF persons hurrying 10 work
Catherine Davis. 81. had Just left
her train and was hea ded toward
the steps leading TO Madison II
A girl whose name Is Jeanette
Hay. rushed from behind a post.
pulled a revolver from her handbag
and fired two shots in the side OF
Miss Davis. Miss Davis dropped 10
the platform in a heap and bled pro-
fusely.
Spectators awed by jeanette who
was swinging her pistol. rushed back
toward the elevated tracks. They
heard jeanette scream, I'm salts
fed got her." jeanette then
rushed toward the stairs
More shots added to the panic and
jeanette dropped She had fired
two shots into her body Both girls
were rushed to a hospital uncon-
scious. They will die attendants
said.
Miss Davis was employed by the
George s. Johnson Optical Co. as
a book-keeper and resided at the
Illinois club. Jeanette's residence
was said to be at the Marie Dawes
hotel. home for working girls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
"O-abs Artist
Rolls Snake-Eye
In Police Court
Maybe Dice Won Jim His
Arsenal" But Not His
Freedom.

Jim Hogan. colored. selt-styled
craps artist" who was brought
back from Belloville. H.. a week ago
by chief Of Police Kline. was bound
over TO the circuit court Wednesday
morning under $1,000 bond.
Hogan. u was charged. knocked a
hole in the window OF the store OF
George 10th. eO2 S. Chaplin st. early
in the morning OF May % and stole
FIVE guns from the place.
Hogan did not retain counsel to
plead his case. out depended upon an
elaborate story that he himself re-
lated. After the state had rested its
case, after 10th. his clerk and Chief
Kline testified against Hogan, the
defendant took the stand in his own
behalf
His defense was that he obtained
the guns as a result OF his marvellous
craps-shooting ability in the Illinois
Central yards at last St Louis a
few weeks ago. He shot craps for
a half day. according 10 MS story
and won the arsenal" from an
other negro. whom he did not know
and never saw before nor since.
He testified that he was never In
this state before. only 10 pass
through until brought back by Chief
| Kline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

/ ICY HOT BOTTLES /
I OF. Black Enamel $4,000. 1859
I pt. Green Enamel S1.99
I at. Green Enamel ..... s. %
Lunch Kits .......S 500
sohratz Oriental Bath Powder 25o
S. S. S. &c Observation-Disclosures. S1.31
Souibb's Petroleum ...-....... 79c
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 45e
and ..-......-- ...........- CSC
Stuart's Calcium Waters .. 45c
sloan's Linirent SOC and .... sec
Swamp Root (Kilmer's) 45c and
&c.. -..--.-....... ....--...-. .eIe
StiIlnan's Freche Cream .....39c
Seott's Emulsion SIC and &C.,. .s1.32
SaNolite ......--- 59c
Satin Skin Powder ...........2 3c
Stearn's Wine OF Cod Liver Oil 79c
Sanitol Shampoo ............ 39c
Germieidel Soap 19c. 3 cakes SOC
Zonweiss Tooth Paste 25o, 2
for ..................... 2oc
Groves Bror,o 0uinine Tablets
re. for .-..-.--...... soc /
Kinds Honey and Almond |
Cream az ..........-,... 42c |
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

When I was a young father I used
to think that putting babies TO bed
was a simple proposition. You merely
looked at them sternly q thought)
and said in q stern voice Go 10
bed" Then they marched right of
q thought). crawled right in, pulled
the covers Up around them and went
of to sleep Immediately. That's the
way they did it in the book I bought.
How 10 Train Children" Some
times they hesitated a little. but If
you looked at them sternly CIT said
so in the book and kept the au-
thoritative parental note in your
voice they surrendered Gin the
book
Well. 1 have grown older in years
and wisdom and grace since then.
don't read that book any more,
either. l gave IL 10 another Young
Father whom / never did like any
way. Ny latest child is now at the
firm voice and stern look age. And
every night he must be put TO bed
II isn't any ordinary job. True there
are four Of US who collaborate. but
do the trick. I have tried cajolery,
bribery. trickery. force, reason, ev-
erything in short but may
hem. and he foils me with dexterity
and ease.
Last night. though. L fooled him
II seems like a dream, now that
look back upon it Maybe it WAS
dream. Maybe It didn't happen al
all II couldn't have I'm sure. And
yet believe it did. II was like this:
Son" Ct said) come over here and
daddy Will tell you a story" ( Came.
once upon a time" Il began),
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
Ignorant Essays
By ]. P. McEVOY

there was a little fairy. a little
suppose he loved 10 dO2 He loved
20 unbutton Brothers shoes. One
two-three CUnbuttoning his shoes
four-five-six. And just as he
finished unbuttonign Brothers
shoes and taking them off q
take them Off he dropped them
on the floor. one at a time
just then another little fairy came
like this BANG BANG! and
along: Hello. Shoe Button Fairy
said the other little fairy. Hello
Clothes Button Faihy.' said the Shoe
strangers name. What are you do
ing?' i am unbuttoning Brothers
shoes That's nothing ] can IN
button buttons. too. and then he
started in: Characterization
there take off his dress and
waist, keeping perfect time) Five
n-eight-There. Now
will run you a race in the nursery
said the Clothes Button Fairy. All
right said the Shoe Button Fairy,
but how about Brother? Let him
catch US If he can said the Clothes
Button Fairy. so off they went. and
Brother went RICH, alongwith daddy
right after them. There we stage a
race into the nursery And right
into Brothers bed they tumbled and
closed their eyes, the Shoe Button
~ l.
Brother and Daddy. And they keep
them closed - and closed and
closed-and they all sang Three
Blind Mice like this: Three Blind
Mice very slowly Three-Blind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
ACCEPT PUMP BIDS,
TOTAL COST $4,000
Board of Public Works
5 Awards Contract for
Water Equipment.

The board OF public works acting
as the water commissioners Wednes-
day morning accepted bids FOR the
two new centrifugal pumps with the
two reserve pumps and for the four
motors 10 he Installed in the new
centrifugal pumping station
The worthington Pump CO. Of
New York was awarded the contract
for the four pumps. while the Gen
eral Electric Co. Of Schenectady, y.
Y. and Westinghouse Electric Co.
Of Pittsburg, put IN the successful
bids for the motors
or the four pumps two viii have
1000. OOO-gal. daily capac y
while the remaining two viii have
4 600 .OOO-gaI daily capacity. The to-
TAI cost Of the four pumps including
the additional installation cost TO the
city. will be $500
The motors. two Of which will be
SO and two Of 200 n. D.. are all Of
different bid and installation cost
the $50 h. .. motor Of the General
Electric Co. costing $I.798.20. the
200 h. p. motor. s{.s5O20: the $50
n p. motor Of the Westinghouse co.
s1.622.25. the 200 h. 2. motor
S1.8S3.25
The figures given on the motors
10 not include the cost Of wiring and
switchboard installations.
The bids for tho insta llation Of the
pumps and motors Will be announced
later. The bidding companies will
first have 20 construct the pumps
and motors. which will take about 20
days.
Act on Engineers Report.
The bids We're accepted from the
tabulauonj prepared by William
Arungstal. civil engineer. of Chi
cago. A week ago they were opened
and read at the meeting Of the wa
ter commissioners. but the various
discrepancies brought about by diff
ferences in the probable costs Of
construction due 10 the location of
the various companies, which would
produce various total costs Of trans
portation, held up acceptance at that
time.
The summary Of bids on the cen
trifugal pumps prepared by1Mr. Ar
tingstall shows that the best possible
purchase would be from the Worth
ington Pump Co. because Of the
comparatively low bidding price and
the Complementary low additional
expense OF installation.
The Worthington bid on the two
1900. 0O0-gal. daily capacity pumps
was $3.50. with the additional cost
4
The total price Of these two would be
S4.I0O. The same prices prevailed on
the two 1000. oOO-gal. daily capacity
pumps, bring the total up 10 $500.
A second bid by the same company
for the same work was $9.12O.
The following totals were submit
ted by the other companies; Lea
Courtenay Co. n. $500; a second
bid by the same company was $500;
Erie Pump * Engine Co. Medina. y.
Y. $4,000: Dayton Dowd Co. Quincy.
ILL.,. 100000. AIlis Chalmers Co. Mil
waukec. $14.472. a second bid, Sill
100. Indiana Air Engine Co. $13,-
600. "a second bid of $139CS. A con-
dition OF the bids OF the latter com
pany was that the city would assume
other liabilities. the cost of which
could not he estimated.
The final bid was that Of W. II.
Burke. of South Bend. which was
$685.. The Burke Co. agreed TO
install the pumps at "a cost OF $4OO,
but their bid price of $4.429 on the
first two pumps and $3.c5O on the
latter two was considered unfavor-
able.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
CANDY

CANDY
" pound Mixed Chocolates PC
pound Of Juicy Cherries s2e
I pound Samoset Select Choco-
lates at ............----.. 7oo
Chincky Pins per VI. .--.--- 800
Chocolate Fudge, I ID 800. 900
Fruit Butterciups, ID zee. 900
Hershey's Chocolate, 1oo, 3
bars for Observation-Disclosures. Zoe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

Mice Three Blind Mice-See
how they run-see-how-th
run see-how- they run -
(slower and slower see-how-they
-run-(and the first thing I knew
the little dickens was asleep.
That was last night VIII It work
again tonight? II II only would. But
have a fear-"I have a fear-an
old fear and a boding. No chance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
Not a Match. Either.

a pompous manufacturer or ma
chinery was showing a stranger
over the factory.
Fine piece Of work, ISN'T it?"
he said. indicating one machine.
Yes" said the visitor. but you
cannot hold a candle TO the goods
we are turning out"
Indeed! And what's your line ?"
"Gunpowde Ter. Boston Post.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28
POSTPONE PROBE

By international News Service:
CHICAGO, April 27.-Inquest into
the death Of Robert II. BrethOld.
whose body was found in a swamp
near Lemont, III, yesterday, was
postponed today pending an analy-
sis OF the contents of Brethold's
stomach. Coroner Ginston OF VIII
county declared BrethOld was
drowned accidentally. He said there
was no evidence of murder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-28

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