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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
ZONE SYSTEM
CONTINUED From First PaSe.)

oklahoma and Iowa will supply ;hos"
states NcsbraSka. Texas. cast of Pcc"S
river. and Louisiana. west Of the Mis-
siSsippi.
Lake Michigan and Lake Superior
coal docks viii supply the nak"taS.
Minnesota. the upper peninsula oi Mich
iSan and northern Iowa and Wisconsin,.
Illinois will supply. from April /"
September 30. Illinois. Wisconsin. Min
u"Sota. South Dakota. Iowa, Missouri.
Arkansas. Louisiana. Tennessee. Ken
lucky. Indiana Michigan. and. from o..
tohcr 10 MnTch 81. Wisconsin. Iowa.
Missouri. Arkansas. Louisiana. Tcnn"s-
SOC. kentucky, Illinois, Indiana. Mich
iGan.
Indiana will supply Illinois. kentucky.
Wisconsin. Michigan.
Western kentucky fields will supply
kentucky. Tennessee. Mississippi. .ir-
Eansa%. Louisiana. Tcxas. Illinois. Wis
conSiu. Indiana.
Virginia. southeastern Kentucky.
Tennessee will supply Kentucky. IN
DIANA. ohio and the lower Peninsula 81
Michigan.
Tennessee. Georgia. kentucky ard
Virginia will supply tn" Cnrn!'mnS.
G"crcia Tennessee ALBANIA. virginia
aud FI6r:d1.
Ala aama will supply Louisiana. Mi"-
sis*ipii. .Nahnma. Georgia. Fi"rda. cas-,
Texas Arkansas and west Tennessee.
OHIO will supply: Ohio, Indiana my"
Michigan
.W"s; Virginia high vnla'il" fields VIZ
ship 10 West Virginia. Ohio. indl"na
rhr lower peninsula Of Michigan N"n'
lucky and Virginia.
West Virginia low vn!at''c 1"lda VIII
ship ,n District Of Columbia. North Car
OHM. Virginia. Kentucky. ohio. West
Virginia. South Carolina and Lake. Err"
ports for trans shipment only.
Pennsylvania. Maryland and northern
West Virginia will ship I" West VIZ
cinia. Maryland. District IF 'oliimhiI
Nrlawarr Pennsylvania. H"w JcTS'T
<rw York. New England. LAX" Erie
ports for shipment only. except
liza; Pennsylvania mines :nay Shin n"
II" wcs, M Wellington and l."Taln. %.
Montana Wyoming. Eni"radH. No"
Nnxic" rlnh Washington and oregon
wi! supply n" Encky Mountain and
Pacific InnSt states. except ;hat ~"
mines cast Of IN" EockiHs niay ship a's"
to Missouri valley points to supply IL"
summer demand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21

has left 10 visit her son al Camp
IGrrrnc. She will return homo Mon
day.
L. I. Gained. OF Hundred. has &C.
turned home after visit with friends
LAT Akron. q.
Rev. Clara Cook Helvie will leave
on Monday for MradvilIo. Pa. 10 at
Tend the Unitarian conference 10 B."
held III ,liar city next week
Miss Jessie Cook. of The Island, viii
go TO Pittsburgh To-day for Il visit OF
: several days.
Seth IlrskinS has purchased Tanh-
som" Peg sedan.
, Miss LizerIr Cook. who has been
rita a. 4 result Of IN operation Tor
,aprrt.iictii, is abb" ID be OUT again.
William .ippnnrdi. Of Martins Fer
~. .lds returned homo from a hunting
trip in Texas.
I.r,ui. ". + <n,"ru"ns. =. +. G., i.
:. y furru;l'> at ''":n'r"n, mas been
transferred from camp ,;r""nl"ni. i'rl
.uai"thurj... Gt. t" a.. staiI II III" sCr-
.:,rr,s "f til" Post hospital. SCOTT Fi"'d.
RrIl"yilir. III tn" n>,HiI"n section -
Il. :. ::;i"I Corp.
t'r:lak King ~ rnrk"r*hur=. vii" has
h,"n h,r. Tor Vic last few weeks, will
r"nv" s""n for GAINESVILLE. -.
Mrs l;t,'ni smith. VII" has h""n iii
at h"r N"m" an Thtr'y-s"v"nih street.
j. improving.
I,r j.: !: plnu, j~ Improving. follow
INK an ri"i:;ir"m "a tn" North Wheeling
iinSHili
Grrr.:" i..ii has returned from re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
BEALL'5 CA55EI:
GOES To HIGH
FOOD OFFICIALS
EvIDE NcE AGAINS BROOKE
COUNTY BANKER SUBMITTED
AT HEARING.
Col. Oglebay TO Pass Upon Charge and
III TUrr It Goes TO Hoover
Bcan Offers Defense.

-ry,, .,-- -..,;,,s, ,'.l N.,.I,,. W D.,l
.,.,,,,,,,,.,,, l,,L,, ,,i ,,,rt,,ri.,r $50,
V,itS,,;,,. ,.>l,.r,!9> ,unrri,. =, m.
ollie. g.: IN. ."tI.r:lI food administration.
w.. h.,,I ;Iud.r ,,,!yiS.In,i,i hy the oil
c',lS
Officials Of .l. Eoul administration
ar, authority frr tie statement thu: the
lrr,,i,.; for ar ;lg..tl,i~r COL H..lu has NOT
been ,rr.,rh.,I Thu. ,yiInu,. has hcru
heard irfnr, Mr. cor. who with other
u,",.krrs Of Administrator C,.Ibay';
s,,Ir ,,iII cn,r,,l, ;, r., ,,,..,.,,,,,i,,, =,
;urn T., cal r,sI..,..,y .YrI \,;ini,,I Food
A,lirrin;Styator Ho,ycr. ,nl. urlrhav
IS .xn.rrnd - uiab,. = rnCnmu.n,Eatinu
t. Mr.. Ilnuv,.r. with whom TIA. final de-
ciSinn r"Sts col E,.nIi has admitted
violation Of the Iaw. hut ,y,"uuating
circumstances ar" claimed in his be-
hHit which may ,1is. th,. food officials
L. hcSi,a,c before nrplving the severe
Penalties rrnGrvjbrI h.. the federal law
for food boarding. Tho fact that the
defendant is = man nf position and
wraIii. y is learned. will have no bear
lf.y Whatever in rcarh:n:. the final deci-
sim;
Tive h.orir- l,sicd from, near 10
n..,..,.,. ur,I ,r.,r n',.,r,l;.
: II.r Inward Or, IF ,.I,ri,shrrr =
,unu,l,.r If ;i,,. S,,r.. food administration
md an. of cot n.;Ir!r;v', ulrSt ah!r as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
NERVOUSNESS
ON TIE DECLINE
Doctors Encouraged, They
Hold Out Hope for All

''NoihlnE wrong but my nerves. We
hear il ~ home, AT Work ana every
whrr". Certainty, nervousness l. dlS'
! ease. \ man or woman might better
hay" broken leg Than Il $hait"red'
run down nervous system.
Orrrwork AMI worry drains IN"
merry" cells anu 'cni"rS nj all th"'r
strength AMI vitality. then YOU %"t Your
.irrpirS- nights. r0'r blood. nervous
mess. worry and far 'hat gees win
wnrn-oui. hr"k"n'i"wn nervous system.
Tho better doctors If today KNOW
just what tn 10 in eases nf this Kind.
They kno" HAT Il few weeks use OF
Hhn*phal"u IRON raF"i! laiiS I"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
Almost a Young Man Again.

When a man awakcs in the morning
with back so stiff he can hardly S'oop
over, with shooting twinges in sides
and croiuS. dark and pulled pouches
under ryrs-~when his movements
seem slowed up. and he lacks vim and
congratulated OF saying: I'm get
Ting old" he should be on guard
against kidney trouble. f.. Il. White
hurst, K. +. .. l. Norfolk. Va. writes:
II had been suffering for more than 4
wear, but since taking Foley Kidney
Pills feel almost young man again.
Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21

score Of five shots, rapid fire at COO
Yards Will be fired before the records
arc taken.
Teams for the affair wHr" being Sc
lcc:cd by company commanders today.
Company l. G"Qlh infantry. picked Scr
g"antS Don J. Eyrum and Howard y.
Duff. Martins Ferry. Sergeant David r.
Cook WOoiSticld, Sergeant thall"n +.
Eoakn, and Corporal Lawrence +. De-
Camp Cincinnati. Scrrcan;s Eugene S.
Burton and Charles Etzcl Martins Fer
~, were chosen MS altrrnatcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
Conscientious Directors
In Non COnbatant Service
March IL

WASHINGTON. March o1.--An cy"cu-
tive order issued to-day by President
Wilson provides that al! conscientious
directors to the Sclcctv" draft shall h"
given Eon-comhataul service. Tho n"rI-
cnmhatant branches outlined by tho
President include thc medical corps,
utartcrinastcr corps ard the engineer
service.
The order provides tina; rs far as may
BE- feasible assignments Of ohj"ct"rs to
non-comhatant s"rvir" will h" restricted
to several dctachm"urs and units q: IN"
medical department. unless request IL
ilnadr for assignment TO other branches
Of un-Comhatant service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
SORE THROAT
Colds, Coughs, Group and Catarr;l
Relieved in TWO Minutes.

Is your throat sore
Rrca the Hynmc!.
IIav.. you raiarrh:
Brca th' E%"n":.
Have YOU 4 |"HEh'
Breathe Eiynm"!.
Have YOU y cold :.
Breathe EE"nt"i.
1iyomci is the on" treatment for all
nos. throat aud lung troubles. i doc
not contain any cHc:tin" "r m"rrhIn" AMI
all that Is .u.:r"SS:rE * t. breathe ::
through II" hit!1 pocket inhaler that
comes with each .u:i!t.
\ cnmpl":" !iIt..r0S.S but little ~
druggists everywhere and At {. H. Cries;
< Co. ai!d !iynnt". - guaranteed 10 bar
jSh raIarrh cr";ip. coughs. colds. SORE
throat and bronchitis or money hack \
Iivnmci inhaler last; u lif"um" and extra
bottles OF lIyomcl can be obtained from
druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21

I.i"U, col y. J M"Nah, '"'!av an
N"Wuc"G that ~" riff" competition be-
tween five cr:ct, shots III .t"h infantry
c"Iuvlny. o",irrn! - division il.adgHar-
,.'S. will u" Mold "u rhr raH:;' at tn"
irnc Of Mount Logan early next week.
III" day depending upon tin weather
tath .aau is # iiv" enlisted Hl"u ~
shooting members and ~" alternate.
1a,s 4 team captain. who may 4" II con-
uiSSi0nci officers Each :oam VIII
haze L ron-co'l nii$sion"d officer a. So
n;ur. au,: tw" men - mark rri operate
tiln ;2C!:,t Each regiment = :" furnish
al office in char;;" - its pit details.
Regiments Will Flip = COIN 80 decide
position On tho :i@1nr line. II several
@: IN. regiments cups AT" oEf"r'! :" Tho
boss o:a;oonS. r"l. ';""rco {. Earn
har,i:. commander nf thr ""1'h ,ufaMtry.
Will present q tr"rnE. ~ vii l.i-u;. '"l.
N"ttah il; charge oi' til" r;t!" range.
Tn" match will consist of five shots
kn..i,ng and tivH shots sitting. both
slow fire ~ 300 Yards: ton shots. stand
ing in trench 1t con yards; '"u shots
prcnn wi;hou. sandha=s At 20" yards:
ton shots 4: @a1 yards. rzIrid fire stand
!us N trench.
Coaching by :ea'r captains and team
mc,nh":s vii! y" allowed. Hits 'hat "ut
~. .dgr Of :ll" hullscy" "r "f n lir". vii!
u" gwen ;ne higher value. on" practice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
DON'T CROWD.

In h,mlc, near Ashford. hnasiin:'
nr nrly nirr inhabitants. tho following
notice has hrcr posted M ny iii" author
nioe. In !La even: NJ IN air raid j"
NOS. cn,Irc, in a crowL"---Ncw York SUN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21

Division hradGuar:"rS today notified
rcgimental commanders 20 issue |@'hour
passes 70 Jewish members - ;h"ir COM
mandS for FaSSove-. commencing on ~"
evening of March -. il IA" passes did
not Interfere with ;hc public service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21

First Lieutenant l.. VI. ra!"s. 3%cad
infantry. trd class "f officers wh"
graduated today in a cot;rS> on fl":d for
,ifca.ions and :oroE-aph. conducted by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21
Distinctive Styles in Women's Wear for l:

"
models at prices 50
attractive To American
tip ont models; the Silk Vested and Collar models
in checks novelty
-hc1s silk and tin Innings o $4,000
Wool silk
of collars Black lckm billie
Tan Sn,W $1,000, $780, Slsoo:
models accepted
colo to 81
that demand OF
in beyond the most c"ca
moi cx"nS O $50 90
New
Caneou and
the SaplcIH tic sane }lakSSn cs3~ to53$2.95 $3.50
styles for
ndslfo the French Popns
silks vii nlcrW
o1cs' OtoS
SM 49, 9lo.oo
garments or inc season. pam
rcmnEina ion efecS-$195O $4,000
caSn-Sl9oO to SZI.oo
Novelty ina
pai1s ndsorns ttod describe
so5o
Al Wo,S orr and
;amrHnrs n 4
NprnvS S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-21

CAMP SHERMAN. Ohio. March CT
Division headquarters today announced
that arrangements had been made I"
send suspected cases Of food cantaFA'ha-
ton to the United States Food l1ao"Tl-
tory. Government building. Cincinnati
suspected cases will b" thoroughly
examined by company or d'tochH''nt
commanders ard report made 10 their
reSfneatal commander accom- panied ny
evidence IN the form ct a;t:davits.
showing the name and brand .: III" food
tho manufacturer. dat" "t purchase.
place of purchase aad tho hands through
which il has passed since purchase.
said tnc order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
EXECUTION Of
STARR HALTED
Man Who Was to Have
Been Hanged in Cruces
Gets Rehearing.

Las Cruces. y. NJ Jas4. =s.-Jesse
Starr, who was to have been hanged
In the county Jail here today. is in the
state penitentiary at Santa Fe await
ing the outcome of the rehearing Of
his case. which was granted by the
New Mexico supreme court last week
Starr is under sentence for the
murder of sheriff Dwight &. Stevens.
Of Luna county. who was shot and
killed near Rincon. y. NJ in 1916.
Sheriff Stevens and a posse were
pursuing a number OF prisoners who
had escaped from the Deming Jail
Stevens was shot and killed while
leading the attack on the rendezvous
OF the escaped prisoners. Starr was
later captured and brought here for
trial
According to sheriff Felipe Lucero.
the supreme court sustained the dis
trict court here after the lower court
had found Starr guilty of murder in
the first degree. Last week a re-
hearing and a stay Of execution was
granted by the higher court Sheriff
Lucero announced it would be Prob
ably 30 days or more before a final
announcement of STAIRS fate would
be made at Santa Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
USE Of WHEAT
FLOUR REDUCED
"War Bread" Is Ordered,
Made Mostly of Wheat,
Partly of Other Cereals.
Confined from Page l.


absolute need OF wheat. meats. fats
and sugar.
Flour Sales Limited TO 30 Per Cent.
The above points are the principal
ones outlined in president Wilson's
proclamation Sales Of flour by mill
ers to wholesalers and by wholesalers
to retailers Will be limited to 20 per
cent OF the amount OF wheat flour
used last year. The government will
purchase so per cent Of the flour out
put, and from this store will fill
emergency requirements if stocks run
low in any part of the country.
VIII Use "a Per Cent Flour.
Wheat millers are required to pro-
duce 1876 pounds Of flour from 264
pounds Of wheat, which represents "A
per cent flour. No patent or special
other than whole wheat flour,
may be manufactured
State food administrators may des-
ignate the wheatless meal, otherwise
the evening meal will be designated
as wheatless.
United States food administrator
Hoover estimates these regulations
viii supply about 5000, 600 bushels
Of wheat a month for export to the
allies. which will enable them to sub
sist, though on short rations. All of
them are on a war bread basis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
FIRST GENERAL CONSULATE
OF MEXICO FOR CANADA

Mexican government to be opened in
Canada will be at Vancouver, B. C..
according to E. Soriano Bravo. former
Mexican conul in FL Paso. who has
been in the city the past several days,
while on his way to Vancouver to
take charge Of the office.
Hitherto there have been honorary
consuls general in Canada. but the
present office to be opened is the
first actual general consulate, Mr.
Bravo said Monday.
Mr.. Bravo was vice consul in FL
PasO from 1914 to 1916. and consul
from October. 1916, to August 1917.
Afterward he was consul at New Or
leans.
On the trip he IS being accompa-
MED By Mrs. Bravo and her mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
IL MEN AND TWO WOMEN IN
SUNDAY ROUNDUP OF POLICE

The police Of Fl Paso are deter
mined to rid this city OF undesirables.
according to Capt. Harry Phoenix,
and no effort will be spared to arrest
all of the Migrants and others whose
presence here is undesirable Twelve
men and two women were taken into
custody Sunday by the police on the
charge Of vagrancy.
Migrants can be tried under g
different counts on the charge OF va
grancy and all those who are arrested
will be tried, deported, confined or
forced to leave the city. according to
the nature Of their offense," the cap
tain said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
UNIVERSITY CLUB TO GIVE
4-BIT CONSERVATION LUNCH

Baked beans, brown bread. pumpkin
pie, doughnuts and milk will be the
ton luncheon 10 be held at the Uni
Versity club Tuesday neon. This will
be the regular weekly club luncheon,
but, because OF the nature of the nro-
gram, the wives and women friends Of
he members have been invited to at
tend
Mrs r T. Tighe, president OF the
Housewives league. Will be the guest
Of honor and Mrs. julius A. Krakauer
viii be the speaker. She will talk
IN food conservation In the home.
The luncheon viii megin at 1915
and end promptly at lis. It has been
announced as a -four bit" $50 cent?
thrift luncheon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
DENING MAYOR
QUITS IN HUFF
Says Council Doesn't Co.
operate on Vice Crusade;
Martial Law limited.

Deming. y. NJ, Jan. 2S.-Giving as
his reasons the lack OF cooperation Of
the council on police matters. especial
" in keeping undesirable people out
Of the city recently. mayor N. a Nord-
haus filed his resignation Sunday He
said he would take up the Riding Of
the town Of such characters with Gen.
4. P. Blocksom, commanding the 34th
division at Camp Cody. and the war
department
Mayor Nordhaus takes strong
grounds on this matter TO keep the
town clear and is Outspoken.
Surprise To Public.
The resignation OF the mayor came
without any notice to the public and
even today very few knew OF it. II
could not be stated as yet what the
result viii be. or who will be his sue
cessor. It probably means a very con-
sidera bic change in the city govern
ment and possibly in its personnel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
Transmitted Blood Impurities Wiped
Out Forever.

Blood Will tell" is a saying that
never loses its force. for it is as true
today as it ever was that hereditary
traits for good or for evil are trans
mitted from one generation to an
other.
II there has been any impurity in
the blood OF your ancestors. you will
not grow to the full physical devel-
opment that your body is capable OF
until your blood has been thoroughly
cleansed and purified Of all traces OF
impure matter. And you owe it to
yourself TO get rid of this handicap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
TROLLEY WIRE BREAKS; ALL
CARS ON SYSTEM DELAYED

Street car traffic over the entire
system Of the Ell Paso Electric Rail
way was halted for about Is minutes
Monday morning by the breakage Of a
trolley wire at North Oregon and
Boulevard streets 1t was supposed
that the wire broke due to contractio
from the cold. Power was shut on
as soon as the break was discovered
Inbound passengers in the vicinity
OF Government Hill junction between
and s o'clock in the morning COM
planned they had waited upward Of an
hour for q Government Hill car. while
more than a half dozen cars went
toward Fl Bliss.
Monday morning the double track
between the junction and the single
track on Tularosa street was used
first by the cars Between Piedras
and Cotton streets the new switches
are being used.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
SCARCE; JUDGE
SAYS CITIZENS ARE LAX

The jury situation is becoming
acute. One hundred and fifty men
were summoned to appear for duty in
the district and county courts Mon
day. besides about u excused at for
mer weeks and instructed to appear
this week After judge W. d. Howe.
saith district court. transferred u men
to serve in the county court at law.
there were left OF those reporting
only IS men This number had to
provide jurors for the three district
courts, allowing even for challenges.
In empaneling the jurors. judge
Howe said there was proof Of the
failure Of citizens to perform their
jury duties satisfactorily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
BANDITS KILL
50 ON TRAIN
Smugglers Fire on U. S. Of
ficers at Ford; General
Consulate for Canada.

Passengers arriving from Chihua-
hua City Monday brought confirma-
ton and additional details OF the
train holdup by rebels on the Mexican
Central between Corralitos and Rell-
ano. 80 miles south Of Jiminez, last
Wednesday. Thirty-five passengers
and train guards were killed. Is
young women were carried away by
the rebels and all Of the passengers
robbed of their valuables and stripped
of their clothing. The band was
thought TO have been in command of
CanutO Reyes
The passenger train was nOrthbound
from Torreon to the border, and car
ried a number Of women and chill
dren, as well as men. The soldiers
were in the first car and were be-
lieved to have been killed first Sew
eral politicians were said to have
been executed after having been dis
covered on the train in the first class
car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
OIDN'T OBSERVE
WHEATLESS DAY
Hotels and Cafes Serve
Wheat Bread, in Absence
of Government Order.

No orders for the observance Of two
wheatless per week days have yet
been received from the food admins
tration. according to statements made
Ly various FL Paso hotel and cafe
owners Monday, and the day was not
observed as a wheatiess day. Accord
ing TO the new regulations for saying
wheat flour two days, Monday and
Friday. viii be observed in future. in
stead OF Wednesday. as formerly. The
statement was made by a number OF
cafe operators that the new regula-
lions would be carefully obeyed as
soon as received.
New regulations for fixing retail
and wholesale profits on flour have
NOT been received by James A. Dick
chairman OF the FL PasO price inter
pretatinE committee, or George II.
Clements. local food administrator.
Limits Retailers Profits.
Profits exacted by retailers on
original mill packages should not ex-
coed from so cents to S1.2Q per barrel,
depending on the character of the
service performed. Where retailers
sell in amounts less than the original
mill package, the gross profit should
not exceed one cent per pound. Sub
sritutes Tor wheat Hour should not be
sold at more than a reasonable ad-
vance over the actual purchase price,
without regard to the market or re-
placement value at time of sale.
Cross profit for wholesalers on flour
sho5ld not exceed from so to IS cents
per barrel
To Prevent HOarding.
Chairman Dick, OF the price com
mittee, stated Monday that he had
received instructions concerning reg
ulations 70 prevent flour boarding,
from the national food administration,
addressed 10 all wholesalers. Sales 10
individual consumers in cities and
towns should be in one-eighth to one-i
quarter barrel quantities, and in thel
country from one-quarter to one-half
barrel quantities. No licensee shall
sell flour where he has reason to be- (
lieve that the delivery will be in ex-
cess Of requirements A 30 days /
supply is deemed to be the limit for
consumers to have on hand. a fine
Of not less than $1,000 and not more /
than two years Imprisonment is pro-
vided for violations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
EVANGELISTS GIVE SERVICE
FOR PRISONERS OF COUNTY

Prisoners in the county Jail heard
religious services Sunday by the
Western Missionary Evangelistic COM
pany. of Lincoln, Neb., Rev. s. D.
Athans, of the Mexican Nazarene
church in the southside. being the
principal speaker. The Nebraska
singers sang.
Previous TO the evening services by
the evangelists at the corner OF over
land and Stanton they hold open air
rallies at the corner of Stanton and
East san Antonio streets. They have
received a number Of professions OF
faith, Rev. Athans said. The work is
nterdenOmiuat iOnal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-28
RECLAMATION OFFICIALS
DISCUSS GREATER PRODUCTION

Denver. Colo, Jan. 2S.-Increased
food production through the addition
Of thousands Of acres for which the
government is now prepared to fur
nish waterr was a principal topic at
the annual meeting OF engineers. pro-
ject managers and district counsels Of
the United States reclanfStion service
which began here today. Matters Of
policy for the coming year and defi-
mite plans for next years operations
are to be discussed
Government canals last year pro-
vided irrigation water for 100000
acres and crops were grown on two
thirds Of this area, it was reported to
the meeting.
Texas. Arizona. New Mexico and
Colorado were among states repre-
scented by reclamation officials from
projects located within their borders.