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Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
CARTER APPOINTED
 AS THE NEW CITY,.
 MANAGERF

MESA, Aug. 3.-B. F. Carter was ap- pointed city manager by the city coun- cil at its meeting Wednesday night. MT. Carter has been in charge of the Pacific Electric company in Phoenix. Practically the same force will serve under him as has been in the employ ment of the city.
 HagerIund Home Robbed
 The Hagerlund home on East First street was entered by burglars Wednes- day evening" The Hagerlunds have been living at Fl Rancho. Bonito for the summer and the home has evil dently been watched.
 The contents of the drawers and closets had been dumped in the middle of the floor and everything had been ransacked. A large number of articles were taken, but it was not possible to list them, as so many of them were small and will not be missed until they are needed.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
Allen Improving
RecuperatioH From O

Taft Allen. who cut his leg, is inn proving rapidly. The leg was dressed last evening.
 Recuperation From Operation
 The operation performed upon Dr. Douglas recently was a success and the doctor is getting along very nicely. {.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
Sergeant Mortenson in France.

Word has been received that Ser geant Jo. Mortenson has arrived safely in France.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03

In spite of scarcity of implements and shortage of farm labor England, Scotland and Wales have all increased their acreage of whea
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03

Moderate shipUents of wheat and flour are being made from Australia to the Pacific coast of the United States
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
The past can never be undone. The food you should have conserved will never reach hungry mouth.

Think not only of the sugar you save but of the good you do by say ing.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
On Niait

Mrs. Davenport and Mrs. Clouton of Phoenix, sisters of Mrs. Charlie Stew ems, are visiting at the Stevens home north of town.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
Visiting Dentist

Mrs. J. M. Hotchlkiss has been quite i'll with an ulcerated tooth and has made several trips to the dentist in Phoenix this week.. |.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
Younger Set Visit Cave

Younger Set Visit Cave
 A party of young folks were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lewis yesterday 10 visit the Cave of the Dead" near Mesa. They were Ivetta Cristoff, Doris Otto, Hoyt Smith and Luther Wood.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
Ascension at Park

The balloon ascension and parachute leap will take place east of the park today at o'clock. A space large enough was not available in the park.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03

The employees of the Pacific Cream cry will give a dance Tuesday evening at the Woman's club.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
QUESSENBERY GOING
 ID GRAND CANYON

GLENDALE, Aug. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Price Quessenbery and J. Ernest White and family will leave this morning for Grand Canyon and Flagstaff for months vacation. The party will go in their cars. George Hill will be in charge of the American restaurant during the absence of Mir. Quessen- bery.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
Moved to Phoenix
c;v;nn n.ne.

Mrs. Alice Tetrick and son Erman White have moved to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-03
WaIkout in Garaae

F. F. Mitchell, L. Crane and E. C. Wright who have been employed at the Sine garage walked out yesterday. The men objected to new man em- ployed by Mir. Sine
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-12
THE FEMALE EMPLOYEE WORRY

The "onien OF this country who have been en-
gagged n war work are returning % thcir pcaee.tlnc
employmcnts with rapdty and b aes Of disturb.
ance which makes ridicuous the ofieypresscd ap
professions lest this period be- fraapht with grave
industrial disturbance
large number 81 gas mast, workers were to
Dc released from government plant Their ems.
ployer communicated with the United States I'm
pioyment Service lie was informed thar MOI only
that group OF women. bat others us they were re-
leased, could be placed with women 5 wear manu-
faetarcrs whose plants had been slowed down he
cause Of wartime simplicity In dress whose SUP
plies had been communicated for government use
These people ready 10 resume full operation and
are clanorng for help.
Motor plants which have been engaged in war
work. have untitled orders in their own lines and
desre not ouy TO retain an their present employees
but to hire more
The United STATES Employment Service and
ms Clearance Division took hold OF the problem OF
placing part Of the army of women clerks now
being gradually dismissed from service in Wash
ington by telegraph they notified branches Of the
service IN different cities with the result that every
one of these clerks had offer OF a position in or
her home town. similar process is ~ be
followed with each group discharged
This same service stands ready 20 aid wherever
Ia this country The readiasneni Of labor 30 q peace
basic offers amy difficulty
To quote the New York Times. "Ihere need
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-12
THE WORLD AWAKENED.

As We remarked The other day the most signifi.
can't effect OF this Is is awakening influence
Wiyniy all the great nations have been COM
PEELED to visualize their strength We have not only
learned some startling political truths. but financial
industrial and commercial truths as well
The poteniialiiies Of the modern machine have
been tested and have exceeded all expectations.
Oceans have. shriveled and tasks that previously
seemed impossible have been accomplished with
ease The Panama Canal no longer appears dis.
ficut project A trans. Atlantic flight no longer
looks particularly fanciful
We have suddenly come face TO face with what
vast bodies Of men can do when cnergetically and
directed The war was necessarily
struggle between men and men, but the way i, was
waged, the methods employed and the vast forces
assembled proved what we can ypec, 10 accomplish
when the mass mind is diverted 20 struggle be-
tween man and MIXTURE
Think OF the steel that has been produced and
converted into guns aud shells There is no reason
why just much could not be produced into peace.
ful implements during similar period Think 81
the miles the battle Fleets OF the various nations
have steamed There is no reason why merchan,
ships could MOI 20 just as fast and just as far
II the undeveloped political state Of Central
Europe has been revealed, and If the a5.usa of It's
rectifieaiion has appeared the can be said OF
the undeveloped economic and industrial state Of
Asia, Africa and South Ameica II one-sixtaenfh
oi the world has challenged our power to wage
war during four years, one-haf of the
world now challenges our power 10 make a pros
porous peace during the next 400 years II Ger
many has taught rs what could do on the battle
field. she has also taught as what we could do in
the more healthy spheres OF intellectual and me
'hanical development
We are entering a new and glorious epoch OF
human history, and II is not purely political epoch
The century Of mechanics and CONNER cialism which
sc have just passed is bearing fruit When it is
refined by an artistic sense and moral
perception il will give such civilization as hu-
nanty has never known. We have learned what
'ur powers II is now our business 10 learn
low to use them This war was, in many respects
m explosion OF surplus energy We snail have others
Ike II if we don't provide means through which
'ur new found energy can express itself What
he world needs, aud what it hss lacked for many
fears, tasks commensurate with its strength and
resources Houston Chronicle
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Circulation Books Open to Advertisers.
IDEAS AND IDLENEss.

II0v may men do You know who consciously set
afloat any new deasg Didn take you long 70 count
them did it9
Bu, why so few Of theml Ever think of that7
Here's why Most folks hesitate to do anything
originals they hesitate to speak their own thoughts
for fear others viii think them presump'nous They
shrink from criticism.
Think Of Benjamin Franklin; Alexander Ora
ham Bell Morse Fulton Selden and thousands Of
Others How about the ridieule and criticisms
heaped upon Them and upon the products Of their
"brainlessf heads Where wonld we have been
to-day had any Of these men succumhed to ridiculeg
The man who has q real idea isn't looking for
praise plauds. He is looking TO improve things
and he expectS-and gets ridiculc from the very
folks whom his improvement win benefit But
that doeSn II deter him Results are The only thing
that interest him; ncideufals don't affect him
Bumps are only part Of The day. work
Real original ideas are at a premium these
days,-and they do say that it doesnt hurt ones
head much 10 have them Rather does II seem to
stimulate the growth Of gray matter.
Recently young unfoded an idea evolved
from his business, staid emit and dried, dyed IN
ihewoo business that is literally hog-ted with ira
dition But tins young man saw a change coming
and he resolved 10 60 ont and meet it.
To some his idea seemed revolutionary; one or
two friends smiled encouraeingy and said twas
evolutionary
50 the young man went ahead Yes, he receiv-
ed many bumps bui those didn't scare him The
little things didn' matter, he looking at the
greater reward IN the end lie accepted tie rd
cue and criticisms with smile and today he is
reapirg the reward OF AN original idea.
How about YOURSELF is your grit Of that con.
sstcncy}
self and if you are afraid 10 back your original
ideas with consistent and continued action IN the
face OF discouragemenis Time alone viii tc
whether not they practical The big thing
from your standpoint
Spring II put TO the test Thais what
eouats Neyc mind The credit tor the idea Youl
wiu matter what TIC immediate results ZOE such
action Will help you 10 grow
The world needs men who cam grow.
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Texas Overseas Casualties

alishily, az missine 81 action. gos
Total. i.ts7.
The following Texans are Included b,
The lists
Killed IN Action
ll'"-. ncthwell r. Kane Fort Worth
SERGFANTS
John r Marchhanks. waxahachie.
Paul y. Odom Town Bluff
! PRTvATES
Hugh o Ryne. Houston.
lesse j. Hunter Mabank
Hotris Z. Long. Grandfieid
/ John %. Miller. Dallas
Robert r. winninRham. Bonham
Adolph o. Wutc. lyons
Aubrey II Callahan i.eaday
Frank Elliott. Pilot Point.
John r. Fisher Austin
Albert Clarence. Temple.
John VI Blair rrev-t
Wounded Severely.
Capt. Charles p, nlrkhead. Waco
LIEUTENANpS
William c. Coleman. Athens
Edmond X. Whitaker. San Antonio.
Sergi. Jess -. Hays. Gainesville.
.CORrORALS.
Leroy ?. BartloM Dallas
fuulund H.. johnson, fiutfo.
James 7 Murphy. Edge
Albert ). pucketi Dawson.
WAGONERS
John Afiliiorn. clyde.
Thomas W York. Yaniis
Coos Henry fred Hrausc. Columbus.
.PRIVATES
iioume Cherry. Cuthand
Don Henry Coughfieid Atascaz
Nalcar T. Shuckclford. Haskell.
Hick y Wall sunset.
Ester Ellis purdon
Charlie Halcumb. Big SANDY.
William y Hennessv. Hennessv
Everett Harry Hines. Carbon
Constant Hood. Toledo
lesse Huffman jean
Luther Corner. Huntsville
VIII Crook. kerens
Tivis O. McMillicn Dexter
Ray r Moore Crosby
Harrl Holl ri paso
Cordie T.. rttie. Yantis
William y. McAdams Ionoshoro.
Albert ]. Barber Heniy
Richard Comte Colfnesneii
John Daniel Rurkevnle
Ieho J Brode Btookshira
Virgil NJ Chadwick IIarciton.
stephen J. Her2ik Weimar
Henry T.. Carter Alba
Alton y Casey Miami
George Perry Dixon San Antonio.
Angus, Draoger. san Antonio
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Corporal James J. Wiiingham. Rock
wall
PRiVATES
William r Riggs Fort Worth.
Chester r Stockton. Troup.
Thomas Asres Somers, san Juan
Roland r. Roberts Winona.
Sol II. -. Snelson. Grand View.
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Emmy Wenlen Is Seen In Smart Con
ody Drama.


Emmy Wehlcn in Ills Bonded
Wife q smart up-to date comedy
drama of society life. win bee tho az
traction go the Queen Theatre to-day
ln THIS picture Miss Wehlen Is sup-
ported by a east Of well known and
DISTINGUISHED players beaded by
Creighton Hale in fhp leading role.
Tho STORY is that 90 beautiful
vounp society dehniante who Wishes
10 be sure that tho man she marries
is On love with her FOR her oSsn beau
liful self aud not FOR her wealth. with
this idol ln view she leaves her lnXur-
sous home and lives the quiet, simple
lfe of "a girl In ordinary circumstances.
Here She meets and falls in love with a
young architect who Is also n love
with nor She still poses Es poor
gifl however. and the unusual com
/ nlicaiions which arise impari many
humorous situaiions--as we'll as many
semi tragic ones 10 the clever piay.
rhe role ~ the Young architect. Phil
! Hazard II played 10y Creishton Hale.
one AZ the best known leading mon Of
tho stage and screen, and Frank Cur
f'er dean 81 Metro PLAYERS. IS seen ~
nlRbv Morse. the father Of Doris,
W ~ Toward plays Doris sister ana
, william rrsdericiss the sheriff The
part ~ me cook Is taken by william ~
-. James.
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Echoes of Science

An Engliah solf enhusias, has patented "A club tho
head of whoh device 10 STROKES
An up and down motion hs child mounted a now
hobby horse propeiA over the ground tired
wheels.
lamp shade ior Illuminating pictures lhot ma, be-
jnsted 20 the distribution 81 light English in
ycntion.
70 replace heels shoes an Inventor has nat
ented separate heel That Doe attached without the use
81 tools
The Dominican Republic Is expected 70 Rave the larg-
tobacco In It's hso,, this year estimated al
balea
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George y. Snudgrtss Dcnl9on.
Wounded Slightly.
rNIVATEs
oscar T.. smith. buckhoits.
Antuuio Guerra. SaneliNario.
jasper " Payne Irving,
Missing In Action.
Scfgt johan y Maschbanks. waxa.
haChlc.
Dewey r. sullivan. Yantis. e-~
Joseph T.. Allen. Ennis
Severe Ayala. San Antonio.
Bruce N Coleman. Buffalo
Rooney -. GAtcwood. Okiaunion
Earl p galloway. Dallas
Killed In Action MARINE corps)
Private Andrew j. Van Cicavc. San
Antonio
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be serious problem e. unemployment for We.
men who have been engaged IN war work or Cor re.
turning soldiers whose places have been taken by
women The one necessity is that employers aud
employees utilize the nation vide facilities the gov
erDmeri has provided "-- Exchanged
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really startling way ont ~ the
most serious sort 81 q problem Is
Tint shown n the newest Wnfia Pie
turg which hents the appropriate title
pf Tile WAY out and hi which Car
Mie Blackwell ana June Elvitige are
aalred Patrons ~ the Liberty Thca !
're VIII see whht this way out was
when they see this picture nj this
theatre today
Every film ian iu the city So urged
90 see The Way out as IL IL an
ahsorbinely entertaining film
Tne story starts with the efforts ~
Mrs Thornton an ambitious society
woman. to break or the engagement
between her daughter. Alice. and Rob
cri Barr. successful newspaper cor
respondent. She Is eager 80 have Alice
marty title but Is too shrcwd TO-
openly oppose the engagement between
the young people
Mrs. Thornton uses an altogether in
nocont occurrence 60 turn Alice against
Robert gnd the mother Is successful IN
dulnE this She then takes Alice
abroad 10 Paris where Alice meets the
County de Jouvilc and cveniuaiie
nairies him But secretly she is sfln
n owe with Robert
The scene shifts to battlefield IN
France ana there Robert proFes that
he IS an man and be assures Alces
happiness hy his deed there
You viii enjoy this very fast fNoving
very unusual nim from start 60 fnish.
See H.
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SECTION NuMagR ONE

casualties arr reported bs the Com
mandius General OF the American IA.
ipeditionefy Forces Killed in sctlou
li4i died Of wounds los. died az acci.
dent and other causes IS. died Of air.
plane accident. none died OF dseA So
ip wounded severely 2si wounded
aegrce undetermined. s57. woun led
slightly sa7; missing in action s3e
Total. 2O52.
The following Texans are included IN
the lists
Killed In Action.
Lieut. Graham y Luhun Taylor
,CoKpORAI.S.
Gcofee W. Gin. Dennlng.
Andrew J Mtys Louisville.
pRfNATES
bentley c Johnson. Dallas.
Willie Machcmshi. Berv.iio.
George ". Cook. Lulinr.
William willard Crume. Slocum.
Died From Wounds.
Raymond a. Campbell. III Puso.
.CORpORALs.
George Mcdonald, Corpus Christi.
Monroe Aliea Needham. Dallas.
pRIVATEs.
bedford Watts. Honey Grove.
Karl STREET. Vernon.
Buforl & TrlDp Euffaio Gan
Died Of Accident and Other Causes.
fiiFaie Alfred Apodaca. n faso
Died Of Disease.
rRivATES
Robert r Sdams. Carminc.
Louis " Prenz,er. Burton.
Jesse : stokes san Angelo
Wounded Severely.
Setst. James J.. Harlan. san Antonio.
PRlvATES
Avery Cooper. Corpus Christi.
DRY r. Dyer Waco
Leonard White Denton.
tther w Holmes. Battle
james x Roddy, Troup.
Tom salmon Fornev
William Boshier. san Antonio.
IRA p. Fthetton. Fort Worth.
Edwin \ Alexander. savannah
Roy Chambers. Jacksonville
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Sergi Elmer padgett. Ciarksvilo.
coRpORALs
George r. Din sacui
0ulmhm G.. Johnson Randolph.
Howard Phelps Fort Worth,
Thomas II Sepinoree Crockett
Leon - Norihcutt Iongview
Mechanic Harry Leroy Dietzo Karnes
riiy
VIM ~ Mabrv san Antonio.
Willie Wynn. CarroltOn.
Thos lunches, Corpus Christi.
otis Montgomery. Markham
Joe Thedford pitfsburg.
Thomas W English Kanaerl
Caddie Friday. Canton.
Edmund A. schulze. Round Top.
VIM. y. Montgomery. Plymouth.
Carnie q. Pugh. Queen CITY.
Ernest u. Shock, Humble.
Thomas r McCleary I.amnsco.
John X Steele Madisonville.
Sidney q Policy. Center.
Marvin r. Summerilu. Winfield.
Richard II Trimhie, Ronham.
James Edward White. Waco.
Judsou ) Fisher Fort Worth.
Clnnion W Eranch. Willis
Wounded Slightly.
q pit. jos s. sheldon san Antonio
Wagoner James Q Carter Sanderson
'RiVATrs
william a. Atkins, Commerce
George NJ BEARD Karnes CITY
Marcus a Harden Water Valley
7tho r. NcMusrav Arlington
Edward Newsoinc kopperl
William j. Parry, III paso
Thomas u. Sanford. Stockman.
sidney c. Walker Buckholis.
Missing In Action.
Corn. William r. Galloway. Adkins.
'RIVATES
Fred 4 Guthrie. LufNin
RADIO Hurst Arlington.
Frank ~ Drawner Klngsburv.
Charles Runjes. Westhoff
Walter Ellis Gainesville
Willis T. Bullard Cameron
Jack w Durham. ROckdale.
Harry J Heydcn- Hondo
Henry y. Horncr, Burkburne;t
ia White Cason
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"The Savage Wonan'-Synopss 2.
Clara kimball Young and her own
company viii appear ai the Amusu
Theatre today In her latest Select pic
tufe The savage woman from
Francois Curcis In File Sauvaee
adapted for the screen by Kathryn
stuart Is role vastly different from
nny which Miss Young mas before
chosen for the screen takes this cele-
brated star away from her usual so
eicty EAy and shows her 10 exceptional
advantage as Renee daughter OF
French trader dereiict ia Abyssinia.
When her fatbe leaps TO his death
The Elfl wandcrs away and finds her
SELF ian me ruins ~ AN old palace once
belonging 20 The queen of Shcba Here
she Is mistaken for the reincarnated
queen herself. and desired hy the ma
tive prime, az his bride She is fright
oned And blinds him with f'asbrs from
her mirror while she makes her sHcirc.
Fleeing once more size Us SHOT hy
French as iliOrer i.elier who binds u1
the slight wound and struck with her
dusky beauty takt nor back TO Franco.
Here Renee hafuy until She learns
two uuhrard ~ Things icalausV. and
fhc feci Thar H mafriuge ceremony a.
desirable Aimfr Duchaimo. q former
mistress ie winning Ltrler back FOR
ne missed hcr brilliant conversation.
anl hcr jealousy tholpuehiy arouse
Renee destroys q precious relic which
Aimee hns brought "a Lefief from
CYPRUS Then overcome with remorse
sho decides 60 go back to Ahyssinia
whore many such stones can ho found
10 replace H.
ferieI discovers that be- loves Renee
when 10 is too late. and thinking her
dead Ga drawn back to their old haunts
he o. captured by the native prince
and is about 10 be- sacrificed. when
Renee appears and saves him.
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Au officer uspectins Htnlrles guarding the line
flandets CAME across ooklns ,oouau
'Nlaf hero forg De- naktd
TO report ANYTHING unusual sif'
"Nhg woId Won cau unusual"
= dunno tNattlN. Alr'
"What would do 81 five battc-slHps ateau-
ng ACROSS that iirld ondrrg
sign the pledge slf' Gin }ns
The Russian revolution would be AN right Sc il could
,stoo revolving broukl5n Eagle
ushcr Excuse ino for washing Sir buf your snor-
inE Is waxing esoi}hody church Judge
MOTTO tile American "pourhhoNs". Always ready
when hnvaded london rassins Show
Manomei have been sssassinated tut for ID
snlf9u he MOI Die natural
death. Springfield Republican.
"Did Angola reicct SAMMY shen he proposed
-Not exactly. but she pms MIN s Glass o. 10 used
ls lnat fesoft.'-i.fe.
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CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT-Phone5 IS

Address business communications and nsse GOT 40
'essa GRAMS money orders ana orders The
Caller fuhistuE Company Items articles ana COM
mureatons sh0aia De- addressed Editor Corpus christi
talI.r
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Hnrod--i thought you made "a resolution drink
any
pefcy'8 did
Harold 3u driHins a much ever
percf-rN,a that lsnt any IT, l'earaons
,Week'.
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"Ihere Is a DIG dlllerenoo nolWoen ihe Wings o. %
times sings now
"in
I'm iorfncg times the knFs used fooa Now.
the} iet tle ioDls keep them" Baltimore American
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Amusements
AT rAs rAsArsss TO-DAY

ATNSu--
Clara Kimbali Young In The
savage woman
Queen
Emmy Wehlen In his Bond
ed VIE
Liberty
Vaudeville ana Pictures.
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Enisrei a. seeona-eass matter 81 ne possosfee d
Corpus CHRISTI Ttyas
Cheyenne record., 1918-07-04
Red Hot Weather! !!
Stomach Off
No Appetizer Mouth Dryr Tongue
Stiff and Fierce Thirst7
Here's Relief!!

Hot, heavy foods and iced drinks
often play havoc with bad stomachs
In hot weather. The weak ones haven't
got a chance. A quickly chilled or
overworked stomach is a starter of
untold misery for its owner.
When you have that dull, depressed
feeling after eating-stomach pains,
bowel disorders, heartburn or nausea.
belching. food repeating-it II the dan
ger point. You want to look out-and
be quick about 1t In this hot weather.
A way has been discovered to make
sick stomachs well and to keep them
cool and sweet. It Is a commonsense
way. No starvation plan Of diet is
needed. Make this test and see how
quickly you get good appetite Ia
hot weather and enjoy the things you
ike without misery to follow.
Cheyenne record., 1918-07-04
CHANGE IN PRICE OF WHEAT.

Washington.-A change In the gov
eminent price of wheat was an
nounced necessitated, it was declared
by the Food Administration, by the
establishment Of new freight rates by
the Railway Administration. The
statement follows:
AFTER consideration Of all factors
the Food Administration announced
the price basis ON various markets for
the grades Of No. northern spring.
No. hard winter, No. / red winter
No. durum and No. I hard white ~
follows:
New York. s2.ssh; Philadelphia,
$3.50; Baltimore, $2.3sk: Newport
News, SASSY; Duluth. $2.z2h: Min
neapolis. $2.21M; Chicago. $2.26: st.
Louis, $2.24; Kansas City, $2.18; Oma-
ha. $2.1s: New Orleans. $2.2s; Gal
weston. $2.2s; Tacoma, $3.50; Seattle
$3.50; Portland, $2.20; Astoria, $3.50:
San Francisco, $3.50; Los Angelea
$3.50.
'"The basis for No. wheat win b
3 cents below No. and the basis for
No. . wheat cents below No. I.
Grades below No. 3 will be dealt IN
On sample"