The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1920, Page 14

|THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1920. mont, and each station where ft ts and woe that the boxes ore QUASH INJUNCTION mee and f1¢th Street, wan a point to- cooling sold will be visited daily by inspeo- kept properly Gay in the contest with the Rev. Henry térm, ‘The present plan tn to put the “Wo will defiver milk to afl stations IN CHURCH FIGHT | » ‘neccing-sester, when eaneuncepent ti a it < fh on lei ut eho tn al SOAS BY Tae deta ey —— was mae that Sutin Richard 3. Ait hapa ay the cost of the dispenser, ; ‘This grado of milk is now eold to the by oni the milk at $1 % cents pes | Board of Trustees ‘Wins Point in| hell, in the Bronx Supreme Court, had aan te rego gg because consumer by retailers at 11 cents @ quart for the month April, the Contest” Against Bronx dissolved the temporary tnjunction for- hich Mr, os during the auseca webt tou tah, Mdditg Garrett “€, « Tyson was interested.” quart. The May price is expected to Dr courge, to be based on market Oot, Pastor. = = tye le 6 Ee te ee inne hla eee pee ae a ts Geb Roar 02 Preston 02 the tathins usin, for the election of additional toned ‘Tho Dian was’ outlined by shown St is desired.” uel Baptist Church, White Plains Ave-| ‘The injunction was obtained tat Horton, President of tho shef- field Farms Company, in a letter "4 Se the Health Commissioner, which In |watimited Supply “supply if Sale 15) ite offer ie SheMeld Farms N n n WINNT * Popular Under Plan Cope- unity ‘as is veold tn atten oe eo fi Lit land Accepts. plan pubeaitied becomes popular re prepared to furnish an Tantimnited | ' ou | Grade B loose milk at 8% ets a |r only equipment, ett © qaart wilt be. obtainan nished by’ the city, te obo g re He during the | vroper chpacity for each station with latter part of this month at 100 or), drain outlet "or raslting tos These Tehore stations boxes should hold about four forty- i oe throughout the clty.| tuart cans, which, according to. our th Commissioner Copeland an-| inst figures, can be bought for about | yesterday, following his ac-|§3 per foot. 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