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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
IMMEDIATE CUT
IN WHEAT PRICE
FROM PRODUCER
TO BAKER ORDERED
Announcement Made by
Julius Barnes After
Conference
CONSUMER MAY
YET GET "A SHOW

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
New York, May 14.-An immediate
reduction in the price of wheat
reaching all down the line from the
producer to the baker, is believed
assured, according to a statement
issued today by Julius Barnes, wheat
director, following a prolonged confer
ence yesterday between MIR. Barnes
and representatives Of the grain in
dustry including grain handlers
millers, jobbers and bakers.
The statement issued by Barnes
says:
There was a general agreement
that in order that all the wheat
producers of the country should Sc.
cure equal benefits, that the various
trades could be bound by contracts
to see that wheat trading should be
only on the guaranteed price, and
if a lower basis was justified with
the development Of world factors as
the season advanced, this lower
basis should be made to reach the
consumer by trade agreements with
millers and manufacturing facilities,
the wheat director making the read
justing basis effective by the pay
ment Of the difference as allowed
under the act Of congress.
In return for protection against
a fall in price, after the guaranteed
price had been made for wheat
bought, the wheat director would rel
quire from the various trades con
tract obligations by which their
trade practices and margines of pro-
fit would be subjected to review and
control by the wheat director.
1T was suggested. for instance,
that the mills agree that their total
gross operating profits between
wheat bought and the finished pro-
ducts sold should not exceed an
basis per barrel of flour
manufactured, thus assuring imme-
diate reflection to the consumer Of
any reduced price Of wheat supplied
to the mills.
"The jobbers expressed a willing
ness also to contract that their
handling margins should not exceed
The price fixed on an agreed basis
thus making Immediately effective d
lower retail price OF flour when
by the mills on a readiusted
wheat basis.
THE bakers we're willing to en-.
ter into d contract by which they
would reflect at once in their pro-
lucts the lower price or flour made
effective by the mills. In this way,
Town to the retail trade there is
to be an assurance that a
'e6uced price Of wheat should be Of
'ective Immediately all down the
inc.
Some Of the western delegates
expressed the view that certain sec
ions Of the producing wheat country
lad developed a sentiment that
wheat next year might be worth more
Continued on page 80
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WILL REQU|S|T|ON
STEEL TO BUILD
WARSH|PS, PLAN
Will Exert Authority
Provided by War
Legislation
PRICE PAID TO
BE FIXED LATER

(5y Leased Wire 70 rev MexIcan.)
Washington, May 14.-The navy
department has practically decided
to exert its authority under wal
emergency legislation and requisi
ton steel for b~attleship construction
The price to be paid will be fixed
later, on a basis Of market condi-
tons and quotations rather than on
an examination Of the steel makers
books.
This course was determined upon
at a conference today between act
ing secretary Roosevelt and officials
OF the state department at which
bids submitted yesterday for $4,000
tons of structural steel were consid-
cred. The bids virtually were dupli-
Gates Of those previously submitted
which were rejected as showing that
there had been no open competition.
The fact that two Of the four bat
tleships for which the steel is need
ed are authorized under a provision
that actual construction work must
start prior to July /, 1919, prompted
the department to resort to emer-
gency powers to obtain the neces-
sary steel.
experts at New Foundland
held that they still were 'unsatisfac-
tory for the start OF the seaplanes
and Mob on their transatlantic
according to dispatches re-
ceived at the navy department.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
AUSTRIAN DELEGATION
MICH MORE FRIENDL'

Paris, May 14.-The Austrian peace
delegation arrived at st. GermainlEn.
Laye at 5:55 o'clock this evening.
The Austrian delegation was head
ed by Karl Renner, the chancellor.
He was the first to leave the special
car.
The delegation was met by Project
Chaliel and representatives Of the
French government and the allied
and associated powers.
The first meeting with the Austrian
delegates presented 4 sharp contrast
tothe first meeting with the German
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
TERMS SEVERE BUT JUST,
RUMANIA BELIEVES

Berne, Tuesday, May 1S.+Rumania
considers the peace terms given Ger,
many severe, but just. and less severe
than Germany imposed upon Rumania
a year ago, the Rumanian papers an
nounce.
1t is recalled that the German plen-
ipotentiaries made this remark to the
Rumanians: THE conditions inn
posed upon you are mild compared to
those which we intend to impose on
the allies"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

Montauk, Point ". " May 14--The navy drigble c5 left here to
day on a FIGHT 70 ST. Johns 4. Fs which may Pc followed Y the coastal
The balloon took the air At 3 a. n. and promptly sailed into her maxi
cruising speed Of fifty miles IN hour which was exp@ed to drive
the big "bag' over the 1900 mile course to New Foundiand, in "a hours
In command Of Lieutenant Commander Emery W. Coll, the c5 took a
northeast course, expected to carry her over the naval air station at Chat
man., Mass, and thence along the New England and Canadin costs to St.
Johns. The "iuhterthannairn experts put ashore from the cruiser Chicago
with spare parts tools and supplies Of initiation gas and fuel await the
dhigbIe ready to assist In preparing her for a possible 1000 mile nonstop
cruise to the British Isles. There was a possibility also, naval officers
said, that the route Of the NC seaplane via the Azores might be followed
reducing the longest Jump" to approximately to 1900 miles by making Al
stop al Punta pelaado. .NM.A.-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

When the C.5 took the air a south
wind was blowing at 10 miles an hour
Although no official announcement
was made of the balloons destination,
il was stated that radio messages had
been sent to the temporary base at St
Johns and to the Chatham, Mass, Bar
Harbor and Portland, Me-, naval air
stations to be on the lookout for her.
A general wireless message intended
to reach ships at sea also announced
the start of the flight.
Dartmouth. N. S., May 14.-The U.
S. edirigible C-5 passed this point at
$3.50 p. m.
Shellburne, N. s., May 14.-The U.
s. dirigible C-5 passed here at Ais
Halifax time) headed for Halifax.
The 420 mile flight from Long
Island was made in seven hours and
Is minutes, giving the balloon au
average speed SO far Of So miles IN
hour.
DELAYED CA FINALLY
ARRIVES AT HALIFAX
Halifax, May 14.-The American
naval seapiane Nc4 arrived here at
2:fO D.. m. (HalIfax time) from Chath-
am. Mass. Allowing for an hours diff
ference in time between this port and
Chatham the plane made the flight Of
approximately 300 nautical miles In
three hours and As minutes.
With q nautical mile equaIling lbs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
RAMeEs %IMPRoyIMe.

Phoenix, Ariz, May 14.-Ranges In
all parts OF Arizona and western New
Mexico continue to improve, while IN
the north central section OF the state
the feed is the best in years. accord
ing to the weather bureau range re-.
port issued today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

DOESN'T LIKE 1T AT ALL

Zurich, Tuesday, May 13.-The Ger.
man Prince Alexander Hohenlohe-
Schillingefuerst in an article In the
lNeue Zeitung Of Zurich attacks Presi-
dent Wilson In regard to the peace
treaty, which he calls the tragedy Of
Versailles.
Whether the Germans sign It or
not he writes. Il fear another trag-
edy is coming when not only chiefs
Of governments, but entire peoples
will rise to terminate the 1ast scene
ofthe world tragedy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
KING OF UTAH, SENDS
Afe fDEA OE CnWENAhr

Washington, May 14s--A sub draft
for the original covenant OF the league
OF nations prepared by Senator King.
Iof Utah, democrat. reached Paris too
late for consideration, the senator vas
advised today by Colonel House OF
the, American delegation. The col
onel said he was sure that the amend.
cd draft as adopted by the peace con-
ference would be regarded by Senator
King as a better document" than tina
original.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

Halifax, May 14.-Advices received
here from Shelbourne, N. s., indicated
that the naval dirigible C-5 was head
ing direct from New Foundland and
would not put in here. The blimp was
travelling fast, with a strong favorable
wind.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
Holland Will
Give Up Kaiser

The Hague, May 1A--Ths Dutch
government says that Il has decided
to surrender former Emperor VIII
liam. The question at present, it
contends, concerns only Germany
and the entente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

NH - u
Berlin, Sunday, May 1f.-(By The
Associated Press) (DeIayed)-Deelar-
ing that the peace terms presented BIZ
the allied and a~ssoclated governments
to Germany "contemplate the phy-
sical, moral and intellectual paralysis
Of the German people;" that Germaro
were "hypnotlzed' by statements
made by President Wilson and that no
himself Is looking forward to the fu.
ture with aravest apprehensloms,s
President Ebert said today that ha
stlll hoped that American democracy
would not accept the treaty framed al
the peace conference.
THE German people," President
Ebert continued, " are only beginning
to awake from the hypnosis Into
which II has been lulled in its faith IN
the sincerity and t~futhfulnese Of Mr..
Wilson's program and his IA points.
The awakening will be terrifying and
we all look forward TO Il with gravest
apprehensions4 In the face Of the cold,
nFked realities we still consciously
cling to the faith which we found In
the epltomIxed namea OF Wilson and
the United States End the conception
Of the democracy Of the league Of ma.
President Ebsrt closed HE state.
ment by declaring the present gov.
eminent would hold out 10 thu last
and advanced the Idea II "WouId make
for others to accept or reieot
the treaty.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
Nc-4 DECIDES TO
SPEND NIGHT AT HALIFAX

Halifax. N. s., May 14.-The u. s.
naval seaplane NC-4 which flew here
today from Chatham, Mass, 440 miles
in 3 hours and 81 minutes, will remain
here overnight and start for Trepas-
sey, N. f., starting point Of the trans
Atlantic flight, at daylight tomorrow.
Lieutenant Commander Read, skip.
per- of the plane, stated that minor
matters" principal among them delay
in starting from Chatham, had upset
the original plan to make a straight
flight from the Massachusetts coast to
New Foundland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
ON SECOND THOUGHT
HUNS May DECIDE
TO ACCEPT TERMS

Civilians Not Attracted BY Idea Of What May
Happen If They Aren't Good; Nothing is I'm
possible if You Have to Do Ii; Don't Under
estimate Danger Of Rejection, Newspaper
Warns; Believes Nation May Still be Able to
Rebuild Its Power.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

statute or land miles, the meas aver
age speed in the latter reckoning was
a fraction under SO miles an hour.
sEAPLANES MAY MAKE
GETAWAY TOMORROW
Trepassey, N. r., May I4.-Weather
conditions over the Atlantic today
were not as propitious as were expect.
ed and the indications were this fore
noon that Commander John H. Tow
ers would postpone the start Of the
American naval seaplanes on their
transatlantic flight until tomorrow.
st. Johns, N. f., May 14.-The Brit
ish a~viators, Hawker and Raynham,
appeared unlikely to get away today
on their rival transatlantic flights.
Reports were received of poor
weather for Q midday start.
Washington, May 14.-Ldeutenant
Commander A. c. Read planned to
stop the naval seaplane NC-4 at Hall
fax for only a few minutes during its
flight from Chatham, Mass to New
Foundland. He SO advised the cruiser
Baltimore at Halifax in a wireless
message which was relayed to the
navy department a few minutes before
l O'Clock this afternoon.
While weather conditions along the
route from Trepassey Bay to the
Azores were improved today, meteoro-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
BIG FLIGHT TO START
TOMORROW on FRIpA'

Washington, May 14.-Advices re-
ceived at the navy department late
today indicated that Commander
John H. Towners, was planning to
start the trans Atlantic flight with
the seaplanes NC1 and NC.3 tomor-
row from Trepassey, Bay N. +.
While the navy department was
informed late today that weather
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
INHABITANTS OF CARTHAGE IN NO
WORSE PLIGHT, BUT CAME BACK

Rumania Calls Terms Just: Prussian Delegation
Preparing Counter Proposals for Submission
to Entente; Austrian Delegates Arrive and Re-
ception is Marked BY Much Greater Ease and
Friendliness Than in Case Of Ugly Boche.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
c U S
PRESIDENT
OF SENATE
Iowa Senator, Favored
by Progressives, is
G. @. p. Choice
ROSE-WAR
FIGHT DELAYED
Fall Of New Mexico Is
Among Absentees at
Conference
lHy Leased WIrs Q New MexIean.l

(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
Washington, May 14.-Senator Cum
Minis Of Iowa, favored by the progress
sive group, was chosen unanimously
for president pro tempore of the SEN
ate at the organization conference to.
day Of republican senator's. Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts was reelected
party leader and discussion Of the
controversy over committee chairman
ships for Senators PenrOse Of Penn.
sylyania and Warren OF Wyoming
was postponed.
Senator Lodge was authorized to ap-
point a committee on committees and
pending its report the fight Of the pro
gressive against election of Senator
Penrose to the Craftsmanship of the
finance committee and of Senator
Warren as head Of the appropriations
committee will be held in allegiance.
The progressives, however, at a meet
ing before the conference, determined
to pursue their opposition to senate
floor il necessary. Some of the pro
gfessives said they had reports thar
the democrats might be asked to co.
operate to elect Senator Penrose by
absenting themselves when the fl
nance committee is organized and
thus offsetting the progressive opposi
ton. Forthy-three Of the republican
senators-elect attended the conference
today. The absentees were Senators
Cummins, La Toilette of Wisconsin,
Gronna of North Dakota, Townsend OF
Michigan. Lenroot of Wisconsin, and
Fall of New Mexico.
Beside the president pro TEN, the
conference choose its candidates for
ell other senate offices. George An.
derson. a Chicago attorney was Sc
lected for secretary and David Barry,
a Providence, r. l., newspaper man,
for sergeant at arms.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
Nary DirigibLe Also May Attempt Flight
Across Atlantic; W axes Air Voyage TO Halifax

Encouraged by 58-Mile an Hour Trip to Nova
Scotia, Backers Groom C-5 For 1000 Mile
Nonstop Flight Over Briny to Britain; Sea-
planes Still Wait on Weather Man Moods.
NC4 Reaches Halifax
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

delegates because Of its greater ease
and friendliness.
Belief that the peace treaty with
Austria would be handed to the dele
gates of that nation by the end Of the
present week was expressed today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
CURTIS or KANSAS
p EI ENrE

O0nll0 VT NFiNoAo
REELECTED WHIP
Senator Curtis Of Kansas was re.
elec1ed party whip without opposition
and Senator Wadsworth of New York
was again chosen secretary Of the
conference.
Senator Cummins was nominated
for president pro TEN by Senator
Borah of Idaho, regarded as the lead.
err OF the progressive group, and was
chosen by reclamation. Senator Knox
Of Pennsylvania nominated Senator
Lodge for party leader, and chairman
Of the conference. Senator Brande-
gee OF Connecticut, identified with the
regulars, will be chairman of the COM
mittee on inc authorized to assign
committee places, and Senator Nc
Cumber of North Dakota will be chair
man of the steering committee, but
Senator Lodge deferred announcement
of other appointments.
Besides authorizing these two com
mittees, the conference directed Sen
ator Lodge to name a committee OF
three. to be headed by Senator New
Of Indiana for distribution Of patron
age.
Rules designed to limit power Of.
senators who have Q g long service
we're adopted. They provide that
chairmen OF the ten most important
committees shall be eligible for Al
place only on n other committee
and that the personnel OF committees
shall be limited to II.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15

statute or land miles, the NC-4's i've
age speed in the latter reckoning was
q fraction under SO miles an hour.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-05-15
NO PAlRs.

Senator Lodge was authorized by
the conference to notify democratic
leaders that pairs between republic
can and democratic senator's would
not be recognized on vote for organi-
cation purposes.
Republican senators were also in
structed to send a similar notice to
the democratic senators.
that all members of the senate would
Senators said the effect would be
be required to be present when the
matter Of reorganization is brought
up.
The sun., 1919-09-28
Petticoat
paragraphs
for fall
Priced at 81 50


Model in all jersey with
a pleated ruffle. Model
in all messaline. Taffeta
model tri nj m e d with
hemstitching and a ruffie.
Unusual plaid taffeta
model shirred and seal
loped at the bottom.
At $5.94
Taffeta model with Van
Dyck points and pleat-
ing. Crepe de Chine
model with hemstitching
white or Flesh). Wash
Satin model with a
double panel back and
front. Hemstitched at
the bottom. In flesh.
Extra Size Model, $S.74
Made Of peau de cygne,
this petticoat has a
hounce with three small
ruffles.
Msc7 Fisos. Centre. Rear.
The sun., 1919-09-28
Put your own
individuality into
YOUR Christmas
cards

You'll not be disappointed in
getting your personal greeting
cards on time, if you place your
order early.
For three days only we are
offering a kid finish panel card
with greeting and your own
name in script or shaded old
English type. Plain envelopes to
match.
so cards, either style, from your
own plate, $1.7s
100 cards, either style, from your
own plate, 1894
A new script name plate for the
cards described above, $50
A new shaded old English name
plate, allowing Is letters, $3.50
NSSES-Main Floor, 35th Street
The sun., 1919-09-28
For Monday
and Tuesday
inlaid
linoleums,
$1.64 So. yd.

Made in beautiful tile
and wood effects these
are adaptable for the
kitchen, b a t h room,
pantry, hallway and of
fee.
Some are slightly imper-
feet.
Granite Linoleums.
In the "hit and miss eff
feet" The colors go all
the way through just as
in regular tile patterns of
inlaids. Blue, brown,
and green in mottled eff
feet, $1.34, $1.74, $1.Ss
square yard.
RSra9 Floor. sSth Street.
The sun., 1919-09-28
eMnzuMmzNy,

stands for everything that is de-
sirable in corset - good lines, ex-
cellent materials, durability, and
low price.
Our cstenan Line corsets are
particularly designed to fill the
corset needs Of stout figures. A
model that is made of strong pink
coutil, has a medium bust, long
hip, elastic inserts, double ma
terial over the abdomen, graduated
front steel. Sizes "a to 33, s4.Ss
For the slighter figure-Three
models at $3.50
One Of pink brocade, low bust,
medium length, sizes 81 to 26.
Two models made with rubber
top, medium skirts; material of
one model is pink brocade, other
of pink coutil. Sizes 81 to 26.
ESgyS Third Floor. a5th Street
The sun., 1919-09-28
We haze opportunities for
tOon1en, girls and boys

They all make good, just thousands all this
country who had their early training in this store have
achieved success in commercial life.
Salaries liberal. Commissions and premiums add
to ones earnings. The Department of Training and the
social side of life at MOyS is fostered by numerous
organizations for male and female employees We safe
guard the health and moral welbeng of coworers.
Apply at any hour of the day at the Employment Office
Second Floor Balcony.
The sun., 1919-09-28
French ways of suiting the American woman

THE American woman seems to have been born
for the tailored suit. It's the same principle
as the moon belonging to summer night.
Knowing this we trailed around the brilliant salons
across the water busted ourselves selecting the lowell
est models, and rushed the ideas back to be natural
lied.
Whether it's at-the-waist silhouette a
slim straight line, or trick of embroidery touch
or a curve, an air nexpicabe and charming, you'll
realize in second that it inspired by the things
that happen in Paris
One doesn't need to slip about like shadow in dull
colors this year. There's all the radiance Of autumn
leaves in these garments all the rich soness of down
IN the materials. And as for the styles-but come
and look at our collection. We WILL show you the
sort of thing that proves that woman place largely
misquoted as being in the home. Rather, It's really
IN one of these inspired suits.
NOrzEs-Third Floors Street, Rear
The sun., 1919-09-28
Here is your chance!

If you have business career in mind, join live
ton like &OswS. The experience of nearly 62 we
your beck and call.
The sun., 1919-09-28
Attractive
cotton
fabrics

Here are some materials that
will suggest to you lots of
pretty, and necessary things
for which they may be used.
Cotton crepe, CSC yd.
Printed in all-over floral
design in the loveliest col
ors that a garden of posies
could hold, on back
grounds of white, pink,
blue and lavender. What
a bright touch hangings
of this fabric will give to
a cherries room, and what
charming negligees could
be fashioned from it. %
inches wide.
Cotton brocades, 64c
a yard.
A silk figure is woven on
an open weave cloth and
the result is a brocade
fabric that may be used
for all sorts of things.
Solid colors, inrose, Copen-
hagen, light blue, pink and
lavender. 25 inches wide.
Figured cotton crepe,
29c a yard.
A strong useful quality OF
crepe printed in Persian
pattern, with an overstrir g
Of pink, light blue, rose,
Copenhagen. 20 inches
wide.
No3ra Second Floor. Centre.
The sun., 1919-09-28
Electric
table lamps
special
5000

The soft radiance so con-
ducive to the coziness of a
living room can easily be
obtained through the use of
an electric table lamp, the
shade of which is fashioned
from merida or delicately
tinted art glass.
The illustration shows one
of the five styles at the
special price of $3.50
These lamps are from % to
"a inches high. The shades
measure from 16 to Is inches
across. The stands are made
of brass or bronze and the
shades have beautiful, metal
overlap designs. T h e S e
lamps are complete with two
4O-watt Tungsten bulbs.
MsGys-Basement. Front.
The sun., 1919-09-28
Recently imported
real flet laces,
98c, $1.49, $1.98
and $2.79 yd.

This offering includes some of
the finest types Of these laces
we have ever purchased. The
designs are artistic and lend
themselves gracefully to the
adjoining of dainty blouses,
frocks, lingerie and neckwear.
ksg3rS-Main Floor. Centre.
The sun., 1919-09-28
Bleached
muslin
sheets and
pillow cases

This is an opportunity for
boarding house and hotel
proprietors to replenish their
stocks of bed muslins at prices
below to-day's wholesale
cost.
5000 bleached muslin sheets,
good serviceable quality, size
81 x 80; for single beds,
each, $1.l4
1900 bleached seamless
sheets, good wearing quality;
size rs x 80; each, $1.39
2400 full size bed sheets;
bleached, seamless; size 81 <
80; each, $1.69
When this stock is gone
sheets Of like quality will be
marked $1.89.
There is no scarcity of
bleached muslin pillow cases
at M0ey3 Size as Z So.
2400, 34c each
1000, 39c each
5000, acc each
All sizes given are before
hemming.
Moevo saith Street.