Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1919 — Page 34

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*tEST FU6HT fOB.PAlLOON Eumbao^ tA A^iillil From Court-

tieuat ^ratmcHI,

A spfacrtcol kailoea, itxty feot ii«4 inch«B ifi <liujat)Hr» {« b«ia< eomi^et«d I hy Qt^rgti U. Traiij|>|i>i|:ii .ADd vtif b« - «»t«^ to tbo of^fMoaY badioon raees ^.St. A tmt IlScbt ^ ^ »*<>• fc* vMkft.

^ sle^ of th* eouAU { make the aocanalon, from

srmmdE.

, wfll lift MW IMHIB4K Mr ^Bumfataaii and artti <xftt ^r»m m t« tec )«*0 « 0^aaeit;r or f%«te cuteo » Butehauah hoteo -«lfcr«5^pilot ^tetaes yi««r aiMl ha* hm^ied ter a iomoh Lietetea he new ImldB afa for f*j4nr boats, lead at^tenes and teten- »>* *** ** ‘W«kt»r Ucoote to t - — *

weaaa aeiH

ifilteii aih permia-

tea ttetehirthouM

M STUDY eUB TO VISIT mtuiisim

f ELLIOTT R. TI8MCTTS WILL BE SATURDAY'S LEAOERv

OTHER TRIPS ARE PUNNED

The Nature Stu(3h. Okib of t*diaha will fo to creek Satui^W aft«rnote The members will take the I o'clock car on the Noblesvdle fine to the V?tl!iains creek statioa From that ptdnt they alU follow the ^eek north for a uistance of seTeral Smoit R.

Tlbbetts will be leader

The Hooalar Ootdoora, artth a atAiedule of events tor th« enmtlBf thite month*, appeared Friday There a^ i* a iShort resume of the-JTiM duiioc the last tlu>ee month* with ile<ns of interetNl to dub aiembers Attention Is t alied te a pho(oirrsphv contett/Vhh^ is upea to any

EIEUCUIISEIIVICE rafiun)

500 TRAtNMBN WALK OUT->Ofi-

MAHO ^AY tRyCBEABC.

NO EFFORT TO RUN CARS

COLUMBIJHI, O, Ausust lS->aerv1ee o\ee^»te*toahlly every divieioa of the Ohio eloetrto feteTurbatt raUwav opmatfite tkcteUFicmt Ohio and eaatm in^ dtaoh DKme to a eompiete halt this mernlnc wteh toS tfatemte struck demaadlBh as tnereahe to vracoa Aecordtnc to An attimahefaMHit at the suFertntende&r* eSce h^ the company will not ehdteVte to run car*

pentosg a vettlctewfa

Tb* etrike *tof^^ dty vtreet car *«rvta* In aenrhfhl Ohio cluea tocludtogs, Zaamn^la. M«wark and Uma. laSt line* tettPite Oay^ and Ctoobutoti. and Oaytoh and ti^tona^clla Wfire imt sifect^ tzaihtote oh toasa two *yi-

«ion« hetoa uosi The tri»mte ^agea of » ewta

tor more than to® ' receiteition of tete?e}iiutoo«n» mambwe oA tte.toitoa. Oo*fe

ciaU eSfered te tnceeaae « tralamen '8 cento as how recalve «S to « cento.

iBorxaajbHKL

hte h£it an teete: terta heur. owefiBt

ttottin^ wor leou* tB , ar Ttey

aee in me pav

work and

fdte as

S«l-

^ the

how

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IntHana pbotogranher as a^U as to toe fRton and cm^ctor* of the Stoat

members Of the Nature Study Oki^ \moter the trite armngte tor the c Ina month* |i that of Ascust M to ^ Cormick's creek canyon, oa« of t^i

parks W E. Bla*chle> and

1 J Plersmi^ ;of Opeoeer wiy ha the

Ft. Whyna C^hltet Affteth^[Special te Tte ladtaaapetls Ketraa PT WAYNK. IwL AtMfuat li.-*No

car8» etthar pNiiscntcr tMTAwlKht. have bean nut *tt Ft. Whyne divtoimt of tha Qhle Btoctfie Comptay today a* a rentt of the stHiito a# treinmen which wa* declared at odihtsbL A strike \^te waa takte hy lo^ tesidoyes of the company home ago Tha men are aakinp for an iftcrekse of 10 cents

on the hour

Strik* at ft«g| Bt. Lout*. LAST ST LOUIS. Aogust 15-Motor-

Hday park September Habbe as the leader

; era A trip atab win be

ibesr* In-

'tift

nr comfs tha toft the &er-

O. K.’JB TaCATY.

FMIhintnt, RoW

d^orgre

plitost to

rattlHns th* Qtjr*^ case

T^i^ get thte^

afew- 1 *'

fiiiQoiirc tnW liiWu

Ona.

hectes-

P-’*

Found* Belted by Federal

OfTielhis.

■Hif. LOUIS. Auguet IS.->reder^ of>

IMhlg here yatesrday m^mod of eoffae Aald In atorage (n a

^iiOhooea on Ubal Information tovued

‘ ItSe^ United States dtotrtet attorney hUfl^ed In the hiformatlon that

^msgTrst^in'or eour orge on yc

th# port mr a pohey 1 hr the ChltedP hi* purpose aFde-

rlttoe in Ohio and lUia food necna^Hlee off r that dellidmicy and

It come together

tha public Interest I

not etobr urge on you to eeiae this food at fittoot but smgeet that you receive teem the sutkomie* of this state eviSenae new to- hand on which 7 believe etAsbial preeecuqon can be had aaatnet th* axeettUve bead* of large packing oorsetsfljoe who certainly are reaponmm ^ tbe artful and unlawful practtoa m dsatrolng in thd ttrwt instance the tow ^ oupflly adn demand and then

deftoBdhts tiki wmaomets

..I.. c,.r ojxaaiai'^ Mr and MVe John H Holiday. On Sw^ember 81 the chib will go to B«4nbi^toe under the leadership ef W

T^tchlev

GOVERNMENT FOOD.THRICE LIST

The foliowufg li»t teowa the items which mk> be bought from the government through the local postofllce the sise of the package, weight, price

a can. price a oe*e> etc..

GroM

Gross

Welgnt

Weight

Price

Inriorin*

Per ("’an

P«r Can, Per Case,

Ctmtainer

Etc

Unit

Article PaelMd

(pouadsi

(poundsi

r^se

Bacon, aix l»-povnd oana to cata*

162

17 on

t 4 tS

134 60

Oaae

Beef. core^I to No 1 cane to case Beef corned 64 No 2 cana to iWk

1 84

IS 92

Gsm

•6

2 7J

16 »

CSS«

Beef, romad if t-pound eana to cam

7 on

1 76

31 00

OSM

B*ef Toaat 48 No 1 tens to case

i w

i »

16 44

f-mm

Beef, roaet, ft No 2 cane to caae

2 fid

16 12

Beef roaat 12 f-peund eaas to case ,

R.V

7 00

1 9ft

22 80

Hash corned beef, 48 1-pound case to rase

J »

10 »

Haab corned beef 24 3 poend cans to caae

3 on

8 m

Sim-

B«sna, baked 46 No 1 cans tCLcape

1 A

1 92

Csse

Beans baked 24 No 3 csuis to case

2 J2

1 44

tepto

Beans baked 34 No 3 cans to ease .

2 60

2 16

Case

Bteos. strinslass, M ^ 2 cans to case

3 S«

(JO

2 16

Css*

Corn, sorest 34 No 3 eaas to case

2 K

i 14

Btens. dry* Itepownd bags

161 OO

i 49

6 49

(’herrisa. caaned 34 stnaU cana to case Fiottr issus*. 166-pound bass

. 61

2 60

5 04

161

161 66

1 00

4 06

vImc

Pipper black 43 li-pound cans to case

4 62

Rics*, 160 iMttnda to bag

. 161

16166

6 74

Peas, grom, 34 No 3 cans to case

3 K

2 If

'tsst

Soup, vegetsbte 46 No 1 cans to aus . Tomatoss, 13 No 16 cans to oaee t

. 46

1 00

6 64

... 146

600

S 96

r STo be sold in ortrinal packases ooly

DBFiMMYFOi TOBERECMiNDAy Continuad from Pag* Ona.

MAYOR MAKES PLEA FOR SOLDIER

COPVfCE TAKEN TO 8T. LOUIS.

Fork.

-held for J Aron A Co.

tlia iBfarmstion alleged that the cofee bad been to the wa^ouee *tnce 4 tosL and wa* wflfutly and 11tefdad to toerwuto ita prioe, dlBt^t eo<m wa* asked yteg temtaslon to connto «t lot aite^e«U it ^Wprov^e as equflatee dl*fee wilt rMWeto te custody of itod State* marahai until aftor

haartag.

PAUU

■J&ig**

IL—Pv -.to**

a hondrwiweigbt on the ^ and H eeats on the

a* feieral agent* beof cteuge* that one

Gtty jelitour ote»pani*a

^ B wteWto

ship-

eptapany. here.

PAID ORDERED.

.Mayor Jewett today, issued a pubhp statement in which he directs 5ie atfehtlon of Indianapolis employers to the jobs-for-soldiers situation. He points out the disadvantage of the soldier who is mustered out at present and calls on the employer to get In touch with the local employment bureau conducted by the welfare associations The mavor said "The American army is being demobilised with great rapidity at this time The units now being discharged include many engineers, medical corps, technical and skilled men in various lines These men are coming home long after the signing of the armistice and at a season when the patriotic appeal that found satisfactory peace time Jobs tor the early comers has Jost much of its strength However, they are no less deserving of the cheers and hospitality of Indianapolis than the splendid young fellows we welcomed so enthusiastically In May Many of these boys are seriously in need of assistance from the community They left lucrative

places in civil life to join the army and returning find themselves wi^* out the opportunity to take up these places again, through circumstances over which they have had no control ■ I feel sure that every Indianapolis person, firm or corporation which can furnish employment te one or more of these ex-service men will make the fact known to the employment bureau being operated by the |ocal welfare agencies, iunder the name of the Indianapolis co-ordination committee at 4® South Capitol avenue This committee is now engaged In an intensive campaign for more and better Jobs tor soldiers A feature of this campaign is the publicitv of billboard and poster display The Boy Scouts are doing a splendid patriotic service in distrfbuttngf much of this publicity matter, showing a commendable, loyal I er. n.

whom toe sales should be made and In what quantitie* they should be per-

mitted to buy.

te the event of purchases of flour, rice, 4ry beans and rolled oats It will genefallv be desirable to pool orders in view of the fact that these commodities wlD be sold only in the original packages which contain approximately 100

pounds in each <»se. No Broken Packages.

Any amount of canned goods van be bought, but no original package or cartons of any goods will be broken and purchasers of small amounts will pay their share of the postage on the gross weight of the goods which Includes the

weigdit of the cases or bags

The commodities for mle havs been alloted in equal quantities to all flrstclass po8tofB(»8 in th* state with equal amounts In leaser quantities to the second, third and fourth-class olBces Th* S >ck of armv surplus foods has conned many commodities not alloted to Indiana postofflees due to limited quanItles An equal distribution everyth* entire'country has been sought aolord- ^ to the instnictionf sent out from

WMnmfiTton

DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.

Marriag* Licenaea

William A Henry, 4f, and Sarah B

Taraal, t Whitlock

J^nes,

and But her Ifhr-

«4

Kenneth K

*aa 1»

Herschel 8 Coleman IS

Carrol D Martin

forth 18

Jamea H Donnell}

vail V

^ Helen M Smith to

Willie O Thomaa to, and Thfelma A Web

21, and Mary V

24, and Pearlte Dan-

47 and Bmma Du-

IF REPOroTOBAM

Continued from Page On*.

W s Chambers, A D Ogbom and J

D Smith

Mr Barnard was informed that A A Beheok, former county food administrator of Posey county, to ph^eatlY un*

>f organising

able to assume the work o a fair prioe committee

STILL CALLING FOR SUGAR.

attitude toward their big brothers who have been away I trust the eftisens of Indianapolis appreciate the fact that this is their task, and that they will see to it that the soldiers are promptly and properly re-em-

ployed."

57, snd

Eii^ma Cham-

I snd Cora MoCuland Bertha Bamea,

and Florence E

GOVERNMEHriSBUIffiD F

BOOST

IN COST LAID TO MANY RESTRICTIONS.

STO/RAQE QUESTION AN ISSUE

To the Editor of The Newa • Sir—The headlines in Ttie News

jUght extra of August 14, regarding'the government selxure of 248,180 pounds of

- coffee stored in St Louis warehouses.

’^*1 vmdouWefiy mislead in*n> persons who will perhaps be overawed by the

at Chieat* After HMPCtad Stecks.

and inclined to believe that this

to enough coftoe to supply the whole ommtry for quite awhile "nie real

are. however, that many siwil

roMt^TS h*(V« •ven more thAzi tbl* amount in storage—and at that can not

satisfactorily Deduct the

shrinkage from the amount ^»ov* menftkmed and you have enough coffee to on .«oppIy Indianapolis and environs tor

''about on* week

t I am not suffleientlv enlightened on

LttvMney Milroy was to follow Sit yeaterday .ef buUfsr were

that al-

to him that te i^Stftmant It* wirvey of

pro*ecute

lA—A raid

■k* in Chicago was _

of teb^

products to discus* the merits or dements of the OTe^nt actmties of the government totorce down pnee* out I am in a poettfcm to tefend my own ta-

du«try »

Reatnetod Stodig.

Throughout the war coffee wa* aoid at practkially no change in price. Toward the end of yo»r, however, our own govertunent rsotrleto^ ^he stocks that roasters earned to a stzty-d^ «ippjy. which meant practtcally no etoek at alL The iteuit was that tog 49e«atry ■oon became bare of eoffee atoraOi. jteA the producing countries w«re <Htlek to

the oppiwtunity whi^ our own

goveramept. itend you made pe^bb fte tetos of eoffee to th* green be^in to advance *z«d ha* never sti^qwd Otrftow that wteS offered at 8 to M onto a pound green a roarjtgo are ' lags to lito cents today te tei gfoarlng

tw* clsia*^ «Iioato yhi ta-

an 3te or 88® per cent..

prices, considering costs, than any business on record, yet they are not through handing it to us, it seems

Comes’From Brazil. More than 80 per cent of all coffees we consume come from Brasil and the inhabitants of that country are paying us five to seven times the usual price of cotton, and four times the nominal price tor wheat, but on top of It all our government throws us on their mercy by forcing us to exbavMt our cof-

fee Buppliea

We would be fortunate. Indeed, If there war* smne hoarded stocks In this., country, but since this is out of the question we can expect not only the j premnt high prices to prevail, bdt high-! er one* to come—and soon Our govern- 1 ment has no Jurisdiction over the price*' foreign countries place on their prod-1 ucts, therefore th* least they could do would be to permit th* importer and i roaster to proceed unhampered In untangling mlxup the last uncalled-for restrictions caused We are willing to pay the damagas of mismanagement by some one, whose intentions were (let tm hope) gCKid, but it'* too late for the government to step

in now

FRED J TRBNCK

Thorns* Flemins

bera, 26

William H Jenkins

ley 49

Jamw H. Buskel, 61

Herbert Brinkerloff, to,

Abrams, 31

John H Jones, 24 and Opal L Romans It VliwH R Black 26. and Hasei Atstnser, 64 ^Walter W Graves 33, and Anna A Ix^n, Charles B Smith 67 and Ella Johnson 41 ) Charles W Strader, 31, and Lola M <Mx-

on 22

Harlan If Wlnteiinidiam 33, and Della Chapman to. William Wood 30 and Agnes C Moore LI William Andrews 24 and May Jones 38 Mae Bell 46, and Louiae Burnett 40 William Amsler, to and Edith Musser 28

Birth Return*.

Bakin, 8t Vincent’s hos-

COAL MEN WISH INQUIRY.

XTMIMTB AT CLEVELAND.

AiiiBtitei CtetofBiiy Ae*u*ii^

AN&Tfiiil A«tio«. Akgtwt Ji.—A soaret

viotetioB of tb* tew. wg* re-

Fkhr ttoMM^gsthig ' seatt^B*. antest

*w. Barry

^Nf FETItOGRAO.

ite VN^Mittefp and Q^WIR Botaheviki. AagfuaC IL—An adW *nt4-B*toh*vlk tt Rfii te daotoiv*. bere-

>try.

ten

you esa qidxdcly

{tow caib you 4a tsi^ri^te to cost of aoe per cftet «Hb an toorSM*. of teg than 180 per c^t. tn tee prtee of the flnisbed product’ J Ajtravf A Co., of New Tuark, from ateon this coffee wa* test •steed, are large broken and nobimy taav*. to the netitebDiteed ef mMt te^ UDtovteg or under their CdptroL Therefore tite meagn' 3.888 bagi sutsad 1* sot a tepop ftt tbe tes^tot. Xf any one %ot M in tte mate. Wise left "high •*« dry" It te teto eoffee redsterg Wb pay tox< tete ef tteto. kava b«sit tacrer

Resolution Adopted at Washington by WhofeMie Asaociation. WASHINGTON. August IS-Complete invetolgation of th* coal industry betoro any attempt at federal control or regulation In the eampalga agatnat high e«ets of^dving was urged in resolution* adopted by the exeeuUve commlttoe of the Amenean Wholesale Coal Associatkm. "The coal trade. ’ aatd the resolutios willing to tovsent to the proper goveramsat body the cost of doing busin«*B •* whotMuJen aad of pHl^clng coaL sad at te* sans* time informatkm to detmmtoe the investment et replaceoept &)sL tn vofktof capital, plant and eqtdpiDeat Soeh fniorasatlon to necteaaiy to the determhiadoe of a fair return per ton and th* fair return should to* dteeiudnsd after aUawing for costs of selling and ether propti expenses which were not toksa etu* of to tbs margin ailoved by the Haitad States foM admimstratiai darteg tev war." Hie rmolutkms awerted Chat through oea] the markets of the wmdd are opened, adding tkattoCbc eosessnlc advarcement and mdepeadsae* of the United States depend or AmeSKan coal heiag handled abroad te American.*. Musieian I* Drowned. Jlteseist to The isdisnspcdh Nsmi] flpUkALd laA. Anguw IS.—Frank Frischauf, amt jysato-two. a nawfolaa iifth wte te QlilawiL BL

0«org» and Omc* ColBn, St Vioesnt’a hos-

pltaJ. gill.

Dr A C and Margsnt Bumll, St ViO'

cent a boepitai, glri John and Margie 1

pltal, girl

Noble and Olga Acton. 1867 Shepard glri Roy aad Oraoe Lowry, IS Hudson, girl Barry aad Josephine Perkins. 6416 Broad-

way. girL

Samuel and Francis Barker, city hospital,

boy

John and Shnnie O Conneil, 661 S Alabama,

girl

Joaeph and Annie Moxe 1616 Holmea glri Otto and Donna Petty. 2222 Ashland girl Claude and Kathr)-n Meindoo 316 N Rural, hoy , WiUbun and Grace Esterty MIS N Penn•ylviunift, Earl aad Clara Youngling 1116 Windsor,

boy

Walter aad Deah Sharp 6M hUaerra girl toneat and Stacey Collier 3M Villa, girl Ksabea aad Gertrude Wladesch. 2K6 Saagster. bov Earl and R«va Doan 3246 Cblumbla girl Bert and Goldia Fife 1837 Arrow bo) Charles and Lena Mascher 624 Woodlawn

boy

Sam and Mary Grav 221 S Summit boy Emil and Gladys Brav 638 Dally girt Clarence and Lottie Kllngensmith 1323 N Kealing. boy Death Return*. Nina M Wasdon 66 yean. ISM N LaSalle, carcinoma Anvanda Meyers, Centra! Indiana hospital, tuberculur pnettramila. Building Permits William Hannon remodel. 264 K Bevllle,

|56

C A. Stewart, excavation 1418 Bradley. J K IJlly, Jr. remodel, 4166 Washington blvd.. P,«W Bums Realty Co,, remodel, 4^ Park a>e $4 SOS. J W Pipbet. wreck, 8T5S N CapltoL MO IndiaaapsM* Castings-ATeL, reroof, I31 8 Hardine Stott. P 4^. Brvan wreca MM Madison 6126 F H Wlihor. dweitiBg. 8M| Oarroittoa. 0 2061 T E. mus. 205 Ratede, 135 Mary E. Nichats, furaaae. 130 Kappas, 6400 J A V Btewtet, garage. 00 Stetteo. 06 Martin Sehwarto toR k Mertdtoa, «.«S. Earl Pssssm. dw^tag. 806 ftoUtoed. ttjm. W J RoUtday A Oo.. rwaodst, 06 W Oeorgto. SlSSe Susie OMie Mungs. ItM CWignbto *ve. I0S. Cbnbtoan Sparing funuhc^ St8 atotoir. 114* l^isnapeils Cordage Co, rebuild 1666 8 ifjvidian 612.606 Charles Itatcbett. furnace. 06 S. Tweteythisd. 0» Edaa Brown furnace 3445 lA nuntda. 00 H P Jungetous. dweiitog, 00 Perk 006 aargeot Paint Co. taai j46 Mssteohu*^mBSa Ttobs. ramodst, 0 N. Tttew reieef, 0 0. Stegemetor, rifneL 00 K Dste-

C*nn*rg, B«k*ra and ic* Cr«*m and Candy Maker* Write Wyckoff. Canners, lc« cream and candy makera, bakera ^nd wholeaalera of Indian* are atlll calling for sugar A large part of the mtel received today bv Stanley Wvekoff, federal food administrator for Marion county and sugar distributor lor the state, was made up of sugar r« quests Mr Wyckoff said ndl a bit ot th* sugar that is to come to this state from Cstop Tavlor, Ft »11 and Csjnp IWke has yet been received and be to deS toring the red tape or whatever It'nmy e that causes dhlay He received another Invoice from a retail grocer showing that 11 cents had been paid to an Indiana wholecaler for sugar, though the regulation price is W cent* or less This Invotpe pain* from Newcastle and will be turned over to the United Statte district attorney as evidence A man from Batesvilte, Ripley epunty, called on Mr Wyqkoff for suggestions on what to do about the grocers of Bateeville He said every time wages a ere raised at the furniture factory the grocers put up prices He said Batesville grocers aer* etaf^ng 15 cents a pound for sugar Mr Wyckoff advised him to geb a bill showing such a charge and send It in The retail price should be 11 cent* Mr W>ckoff said it might be that the Batesvilis groesrs have paid between 11 and 12 cents for sugar, because some of the wholtealers have been charging higher than federal regulation prices, ^e cent a pound Is regarded by the federal authorities as a fair profit for the retailer The Batedville man said a plan of cooperative buying wa* under consideration there, and he wondered whether if such an associallon were- formed, it would have dlflicufty In buying from commission men and wholesalers Wjekoff said he had heard that some wholesalers were disincHned to make sales that would cause complaint frsm retailers, but he expressed th* oplfllon test such an association would have no great difficulty in getting any •*!>- plies it desired.

Louis A. ^burban Railwte Company and sai^Mwtory Itos* wi stotk* today- ty^ up streat oar aarvlca here a^ln thirteen nearby dUas and towns. i™* roan have bean reodvlng frpm 4i to m cento «n hour on city and ft cents m IntbrJrbaA rank luid are teffiand^

» oeatP an haur on city

OftJntercftj rima They recently rejected a IS per cent htorcaae awardte them by

the war labor board

NEWFEEPHONEItilFS

PliflPOSEDIKMflU Continuad from Faga One.

polls iintil its ptirchas* of the Indianapoll* Telsphone Company is oonsummated. possibly next month Than It will request the commission to establish

local rates for ths enlarged cornttofiy

The company has not yet fllsd peti tion* for new rate# ati Frankfort o

SUGAR AT

EWCASTLE.

Prevailing Price Twelve Cents, Despite Lower RecommendaUons. fSpscisI to The Indianspolia New«l NEWCASTLE. Ind, August 15-De-spite the established retaB price of 11

, tne prevailing

12 cents a

cent a pound for sugar, price here Thursday was

pound An investigation Miowed only Your stores selling sugar at a cents, and thase four stores said they were losing

money

The g^ers have comptofned to George F Mowrer, federal rood administrator for Henry county, that they pay Jobbers the sum of 10 centf a pound

for sugiur. and to this coet must bo^ two-party,

added freight and drayage, milking it " Impossible to sell the sugar at a profit at 11 cents One grocery took th* question up*wite Stanley Wyckoff, of Indi-

up 4

anapoHs, representing the si^ar equalization board, and was told to send in his bills, showing the cost, promlMng an in-

V estigation

Mr Mowrer has decreed that the price of sugar should be 11 cent* a pound, and the grocer#upenly d*f> Wm, declaring they can’t sell at this price Some of the in*ooers have even threatened, it to said, to cease handling sugar, if they have to sell it at a loiw A fair price committee has been named by MT Mowrer competed of the

following members,

Paul Roberts, W S Ctounbers. W. F Dingle P H McCabe. Cb Neff. J D Smith. IT A Hall, A. D Ogbom, J F McIntyre Geoig* A Elliott, Mrs Hilton Lamb Mrs Abraham Schlenfeidt

and Mr* O W McOeath , - « The m#*mbcrs have formed subcornmlt- residence 82,

tee* and will establish fair price# on | * many articlte The inibcommlttete are! two-party, 0-80 ReaWmee,, 1

Crawfordavffle owing to conditions there, but after some reorganlaatlw of service in those two cities TtwtU fUe petitions for increases beforb^ Decem-

ber 1

Tfi* changes proposed wiU affect Alexandria. Aadteson Auburn. Bedford. Bloomington Boggstown. Brooklyn, Bunker Hill Culver. Cumberland, Biwood. Fairland. French Lick Oa* City, Granger Greenwood Kendallvtlle Lewisville. Manilla, Mishawaka, Munctr, Newcastle, New Carlisle Osreola, Peru Smith Valiev. Rome City South- Bend. Vincennes Yorktown and Washington

The Proposed Rates.

Following are tha proposed rates for

principal classes of service

Alexandria—Business teiephons, Individual, 0. •two-party, 0 60 •Resident e telephone, Indiviouai, 0. two-party II tV* Rural telephone, business, |2 25. resi-

dence, |] sT^

Anderson—Business, individual, two-party* I4JS. Residence, individual 0 76, two-party, $2 25 Rural, burineax

0, residence. 82

Auburn—Busfneat, individual. 14. twoparty, 0JO, residence, individual 0 two^i^, fl 15 Rural business t2 iit

residence, |l 78

Bedford (including Onlltlo—Buslnet«<, indlvlduivi. 14, two-part'. 0 60 Re-'i-tlence. individual. 0 25. two-party, II Rural business, |2 60 resldsnce. |1 . Bloomington—Buriness individual, ft, two-party 0SD Residence, Individual, |2 75 two-party. 0 76. Rural business

12.60, reslt^cA 11 76.

Boggstown—Bushiten individual, 0, two-party. 018. Rsuldence. individual, & St, two-party, tL?8 Rural, businsa*.

36, residenoS, 0.0

Brooklyn—Burins**, individual. 82.0, two-party. 0.15. jMsktence. individual, fl 0, two-party,. &e6. Rural, busin***.

0, resldsBee. ^

Bunker HilWBoalnsis. individual, 0 two-paitv, L5to Rteidenoe, tndividual. 0. two-narty ffrn Rural business.

0 25 residence,! 0 0 '

t'uiver—Business individual, 0, twoparty 12.60 Reridenc*. individual, 0 two-party |L®. four-party, U 5d Rurai

business. C{r>, resldenca fl.55.

Cumberland Business Individual, 10. two-party, 0 15 Heaidente. Indlidua] fl 0, two-iHirty. 0 40. Rural

business, 0. residence, fl 50

Schadui* for Eiwoed.

El wood—Business, individual, |4, twoparty, 050 Resldince, individual, 00. two-party, 0 78, four-party. 0 60 Rural, business, 050. residency fL75. Fairland—Business, Individual, 0 two-party 050 Resldenos, indivfdukt, 12 two-party. 0 60 Rural business.

12 0 residence fl (Pi

French Lick—Business, individual, 0JO, two-party, 0 Residence, individual, 0 25. two-party fl 15. Rural, busi-

ness, 0 60, residence, 0 78

Gas City—Busines*,... individual, 0

Rs«ldenoe, Indivldua}.

tono-party, 050 Rs«ldenoe, indivldua}. 0, two-party 0 BO Rural, business.

0 0, residence, 0 0

Gmnger—Business, tadtvidual. 0 0 tWQ-i>a]rty. 015 Reslderics, individusJ 0 0. two-party, 0 0 Rural, busiftsss

$2, residence, $L60

Grteftwood—Business, indtvtdual. 0

y, 0 50 “ ■ - -

$2 two-party, Rural bustosss.

Residence, Individual.

0 25 residence,

Ksndallvllls Outline.

Kendaliville—Business, tndivldaal, H: two-party 050 Residence, indlvklUAt. 0 25. two-party, 0 75 four-party, 0 0 Rural buslnsss, 0 50^ rs^dsnee. 078. Lewisville—Business, individual, 0, two-partv, 0 50 RtelAttooe. todiridmU 0./ two-party, SJJA ^rikl btisioMS,

0 IS. residencs, 0 0

Manilla—BuaInteML indlyld^tot, 0. twsparty. 0 0 RestohtoOd, ledtolduaL 0 two-party, 060. BuraL buMkaMa 00. rMtldwiic# ^

MuSkwkka-Businea*.

two-pstoiy, f8. Reeidene*^ ^YiiBal 0.0. tw^party 0 SO RariO, hamta/em. $3; residence. 0. . ,

Muncte—Business

party $4 25. Resfaience iAdHddaa^^^

two-party, 0-28 Rural,

composed of the folltnrtog

Coal and fee. William Dingle, H A Hall Paul Roberts, riioes John F McIntyre George A ISltott tad J D Smith groceries, Mrs Schiefiteldt. Mrs McOeath and P. H. McCabe, dry goods, H B Neff, Mrs. Schienfem and Mr*. Lamb, and rentals, W 8. Chambers. A.

D Ogbom and J. D. Smith,/

Inveatifitofion at Etehm<Hi<i. tSpsetoi to *7*0 Isdianapotis New«l

RICHMOND Ind August K—Inves-

tigations of alleged vtolation of food two-^’rty”

selling regulations are still tn progittos tn Richmond and member* of women’s clubs are assisting to the work Tbe only case ef alleged ptoflteering on the wholesale price of sugar to teat of a coneera, which to said to have sold sugar at 11% cents a pound to a retail grocer Among the nstatlers tbe preYatting price has been 13 oent* a pound to tee consumer Tbsr* {ms been tittle or no euotr sold at II ojnts recently. Garvan Notntegtwl by JMtlsAn.^ WASHINGTON. Attgupt % The l^esldeat sent to the steiate th* nomtbaikm of FrmndB P Qanran. alien sceperty cusiodtoB. to be assistant *t-

toriteiAgeneral.

T* Ggaak gt T*fnf>ld.

RAhbt A. J.. Lesser and Rabbt J. M lA*s4f. of ClMfkBatl, wfl) speak at the Thtmud Tentt tented^ tomorrov after-

A60A aldo'clri^

)f2a. two-party. 078 Rural

12 50. residence. IL78

New Car^irie—Bustneaa, Indtvldmd 0. two-party. 0^ Resldeoee. Individual. § . two-party. flKL Rural, bustoea*.

.8, residence. 0 0

Osceola—Bmtoeas. indtvttlual, S.0, two-party. 0.15 Restdenee. Indfvldutvl. 0.0. two-party, tL48. Aural. Imatoesa.

07 residence. 0 0.

Peru—Business, tndtvldual, 0. twoimrty 0,50 Restdeftce, todividual. 0 0, two-party, 0 75. four-party, 0.0, Rural, borings# 0 50, resSoence, fl 78 South Bend—Business, indlvtdital. 0,

0 Residence, Indtvktoal.

00; two^art^ 0 50 Rural. bustaesA

0, residence. 0

SmHIi Villey, Rem* City.

Smith Valley—Business. tndtvidBsl, 0, two-party. 00 Besidenre, Indhddual, 0: two-party. 0io Rural, buelnite.

ffjf. reetdenee, 0 0

Bo^ Qt^Buainesf. individual. 0. fwo-pariy 080, resldMoe, tndtviduai, l^ewo ruraX tiMlneas. 00. ^*V^iSmne46—Bustoee*. individual. SAW. two-party, 00 Reetdenee, toffivldual 00; two-party. 0 Rural, buatoeee. 0

residence 0

yorktown—Bustoe**. todlvlduato^ 0. two-party fCJD. Residence. livdtvIduaL R two-party. 0 0 Rural. bu0»e«f

025, restdenoe, 0 0

Wattetogton—Buahiesa todtvMuuL 14. Yo-ptety. 00 R^anoe, Rtot^ua},

.I* effect under old