Show OASES CASES Of OVERCHARGE TO SOlDIERS ARE RARE I Washington Jul July 23 Vc Few fn Instances t 11 of nC hl higher hol pric prices s having havinS been charged soldiers rs than Luau c civilians ere vei-o discovered ered cred lil in a nationwide inquiry the tIme re no result is- is stilt sult of which was IS announced tonight b by Secretary Baker Baiter Jn In mm cases where tIme the charges of oC discrimination were found to ta be borne out out- the lie h inquiry q lir de developed do- do that higher prices for the most part paiL 11 had 11 rl been quoted officers on tides articles of ot necessity At t At ninny many places no ho discrimination was 5 found Secretary Baker said At t At litany points there thieve Is IN a n tendency more or 01 less to give g discounts discount to soldiers solders Instances of or discrimination were found foun th though as a rul rule not among the thc best class I of dealers In a few cw Instances It was found that men In uniforms iuis were being compelled to to pa pay prices as hl high h as 10 GO per pel er cent gi 1 cater eater than the prices quoted civil civil- inns ians As S a remedy for fOl the situation Secretary Baker a cJ announced that camp commanders hI have been directed d tomake to tomake make frequent examinations of ot prices In the vicinity of oC camps amps and post the thc names of ot dealers found to be dl mating I |