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tmammo
Affirms
Ella“ at the W Namik PM
Office as “seed Clue Ilium.
Pthti liltiit
sinusitis tilt iiilll is
“thin 0i Mt. cirrus ORDER
Fuel Administrator Still Claims It Is Necessary to Stop
A . Thousands of Industries to Supply American Army
" and Allies Abroad With
,n
Food and Munitions of War
SENATE AfiAINST liAililiilll PLAN Ill Villi ,
lllfitlllll
ll, AND USES ilAlliii liilllfl
Diderence of Opinion as to Whether Employees Should
l
-l
”t
Be Paid For the Time of Their Enforced Idleness
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-—America
Mt. the pinch of war perhapiitpr‘the' throughout the country and the storm,
imtt tirpe today with its industries,
hanging idle under the Fuel Adminis-9
trathn'a order issued to relieve the'
use! shortage and release fuel for.
ships load-ed :wlth supplies for the
American Army and the Allies.
la the fact of protests predicting
disastrous consequences and a formal
I'Nlueat from the Senate to stay ita‘
lost-.cution temporarily, the order was;
aligned last night by Administrator"
(.‘crfield with ttwappioval of i’rcsl-‘
tit-m Wilson. I
By its provisions manufacturing
, plants east of t‘hsllssissippl and in
JAIQIIIOM7“‘~IWUOIB, with rare'
exceptions. will be closed thr the
darn beginning todnv. ttnd virtuallv
at. business actinty will be rttlppctil
on every Monday for a period of ten
trunks beginning Jan. 21.’
Through its application the Fuel Ad.
ministration expects cent to mow- to
«Manila! consumers. including rail-.
nude. householders, public utilities.
slipping: interests and producers of
int-ti. in whose behalf tht order is is-
tellt‘tl.
" A supplementary list cf t'Xt'lilptlullfl'
j.neii lust night Ptithi'ut'ots various
’itu‘t‘trstriu-t engaged in comparative
‘ .r Work. ' Shipyards working on.
r -v construction. plants lilting conv‘
t
it our. tent it.tt:tttfscturcs of various
it ‘Miucis which seemed uecessurv for
it. mediate use for the military ttnccr
Visits mentioned lti this list ‘
Newspapers are unaffected by the
im- day closing. but limited to holl';
litljr' edlt‘tnns on hentless Mondays. in-.
tlsfttlon was given also that plants
requiring treat to maintain themselves
Mould be permitted to burn coal for
this puipout. but would not be permit:
ivt to Operate. This was interpreted
it
I' it t‘lt.
run-sun
Many Mines Still Showed In
and None ‘Can Obtain
Enough Cars—Pinch Due
Next Week -— Railroads
Plan Co-Opeartion in Car-
ryingdidlut It‘uel Order by
(tar ‘
, WASHINGTON. .lttn. l1 ilt‘ih't'l“
in of (out dtititu; the nest few days
at all be small throtiitb the entire storm
swept section of the country and
notably elsewhere. railroad officials
timer-ted today lifter rcrcivlnir reports
ot‘ continuing cold it ‘nther and snow.
Jt. aim the Fuel Adttttntstration's re-
con-tion order. and the extraordinary
t-fiuis of railways to more cool. it
wit be physically impasslble to haul
it would daily winter supply for prob.
ably three 0r four all". “VG" " ”W The lillwniiilfltAtllf‘iicltll blue flit-tim-
wuttwr moderates rapidly.
“it" "0 "'9 larger “9‘" “All" have. lit sea last Monday. arrived here softh
If
Mr still is blanked to some of small became known that she was rammed
been opened try samploulha. but. the
‘yil (I
not only her
hurts haul
prevented leaded can
any as fast as usual
mat swam: the I‘m int-t
of oust week.
flirtation order was pr
War-at
t i‘t'tx‘
.
many as apptviug to blast-(not .
l T0 AID
Protest from business interests
in Congress continued today. i-‘uil
ure of the Fuel Administration to heed
the Scout. request that the utdt-r b.-
held up until an invtstinntittn could
"be made led to an agitation by many
'Senators in favor of making a direct
'nppeal to President Wilson. The Sun-
ate's request. was in the ioritiofti rttur
lution debated and adopted by a \‘0l'
_of :30 to 1.9 about the tizitlo- time Mr.
Garfield's signature has :ttltxu-tl to the
order. Prior to that time the Fuel.
Atiiuinlsiratlon butt been before the
Senate investimtlnu', cttmutirtt-c to
glu- it's reasons for the more.
lit the ittttel‘ ttf‘litru no ll resolu-
tion requesting imdponetuo-itt. intro-
duced by Acting Republican Leader
.ltltt-ti. was prt-wntt-tl nit-'r sharp
di-bale by refusal of iit'ltl‘t‘rt—ltlillll‘it
ilemocrut. in amt unanimous
must-tit for its c inliiiit‘i‘ (inn,
'rilt' l-‘uel Atlut;ntsttutcr lib-tilled
his action All it lengthy strut thrill lint
night in which he Mu» prompted in
tho netcssity for furnishing the Am-
erican Army nbroad .tnti Allin: with
iicod and supplies. >
Indications Wt'i't‘ ttnd.“ Hut :1 pos-
slhle lllit‘IIlDi utirltt be mall" in tht‘
Senate to brim: about Ilr' l‘t'iit‘ili of
that section of the food hits lln'it‘i‘
Whicll‘tlte fll'fit'l Vt'ilit lsstltd. but lll‘tily
believed that any action in this direc-
tion would be too i'tli‘.
‘i'ttnl operators Illllii‘l‘ contract to
supply industries will not be shut
down. Orders from th- it‘ut-l r‘tillliil-
tstmtlon instruct them to ship their
tjont as usual consisninu it to state
fut-l administrators with drafts ttt~
inched. The Government will bu:
all ('Olli mined where industries :tl'-‘
forbidden to rt-celte it. A sum or
"jfijttlfltltlii will be us. lnilit' for th.»
purchase. '
(doatlaueti On Page Twelve)
MIDSIIIPMAN GOES
0F MOTHER
SEIZED AS SPY
d
ANNM'OIJH. Md. .lt'n. lit. “iti'
sltlpnutn William Krebs iii‘i‘f‘l‘ifilti l .
s. N. third class. son of littroners
Zolluer. wife of t‘a'ptulu 'lsdiuer. or
the llavnrmti ntmv. now under town
for belna llil‘ttiit‘ilt‘d (lernittn, spy. ilitil
received leave form the Naval At‘li-
demy and has gone to t'iliiltliiltmuzi.
Team. A." testify in his mothcr‘s br-
half. . -
i-io explained her.- that the cm
that his mother hurl with l.t.-utt-nnnt
.‘l'lpaltilntr was only out ili‘i'snlllll to
themselves. like many natal otl‘tcctw
luuc tip-tr when in or tint: to lill'lli.
He sold that the reference lllt‘tilt to
roads iii the i‘l'ltlit‘l‘ lt-ttcr rt-t't't't-i'l to
in tin\ citric ttnd no connection with
the topography oi tilll i‘ort..bttt tit--
rct'lbed rutrt-lv ilit- intitltlt t-otittitztu
oi the highways.
. ww--. .. --.— m.-
S. EAMSHIP TEXAN .
‘ IN AMERICAN PORT
AN ATLANTN.‘ l'Olt'l‘. ,lttn iii.
ship Texan. Wltlch was in a collision
ly today. under her own ltlt-"llll.
large hole in her port side.
a it
“the Texas's water tight bulkheads
but have hindered the return 0f 0" saved her from sinking. Several cone
. ‘ly cars. This M Mitt will
peritonitis {were full of .watsr when
thetbig merchantrnea steamed
into
i t
J
insured. Thoreau will
kit-rum i t,
:ilaik affected by this closing order.
'und in Norwullt the number is thought
slowly iii! “yo'
part. As far as could he learn-
it; in «trauma that the ant tie ed he rm made her return mmimmiea. to members of the National
the scene, attire accident anes-
M. it was said none of the draw «an id
. by lrr- than we:
‘ / ideal.
_ soars sonata; coal..- ramiv, Jamar 18. ms
, SENTINEL
AMOOIATEO PB!“ NEW. [IOU ALL ems 0' THE WORLD IV A ”ICIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
Cloudy tonight and Saturday.
utilitarian ‘
liENEllAlll tutti
Only Two or Three, Said to
be Filling War Orders. in
Operation Today /
All of Norwalk's factories closed up
erutions today with the exception of
PlilSililil + "0] tumors iiiNNlll
-. littltfltlttti ,
' truth
those factories that could do work
With/ill! the use. of fuel or power irrr
any way and they are permitted to:
keep opt-n. The greater percentage of
tactorit's in Norwalk are not paying
wages of the employees thy! are laid
off for these five days, in spite of the
'Believes the Fuel Restric-
l
tions Imposed by Adminis-
trator Garfield Are Neces-
sary to Win the War ’
statement of Dr. Garfield yesterday
that those factories that do not pay{
the. wages were not "doing their bit.”.
The fl’.li‘."i3t‘iurt’l'rl are of the opinion
that lir. Garfield did not stop to real-i
izc that by shutting down the world-vi
tvuuiti mean the stoppage of any'
money whereby the employees could,l
be paid.
'1
it is estimated that there'
e about 3.000 laborers in S. Nor-
to be about the same. ‘.
Some of-the factorlet stopped opera-
tions at noon today, others closing
yesterday afternoon until. Wednesday
‘rnornlniz. Some of the factories. small
ones only are paying the salaries of
their employees who are not on piece
work. during the shut-down.
.\ coil to the telephone to each of
tht» fut I’ll'itN in town rcvt-nlt-d iilf‘ fat-f
that some of them had their odices
open. but that no other War“ was
being done with one or two exceptions
where no power or illt'i ban to be uted
to do certain Vlt'l'ii. such as in ship
pint: department of rations places,
or on hand work.
The employees of the factories, ea-
i't-t'lniiy lite foreign t'it‘l‘llt'l’ii. “are in
.iinul t'i bu mum-shat troublesome!
iiil‘t‘l i the rim litt: order. but .‘r-nn l‘t‘”
.tlizmi that us tilt of them l‘v‘t'l’i: in the:
shine bout that nothing could be done
about the "taller. . ;
AiUeillt‘r t ltlvll in xt-ncral in Norwalk
ttuiu) t-ud Iizt' tuttlt'nr's of a "ilt'st~t‘lnsii
.zrouth," and ti..~t only does the tit-t-
.lay ottit'l'. but the Monday closing or-
der itll a good many people
'l'ltt- win-s into lbw Sentmcl otllt-o
were gept bit-y \tith intlllil‘it'r’t about
whether or not any titffeiv
had been Lin-ti \tilii regard to certain
indu-iries Nuthiur had been heard
of any different rulings. ithevt-r. ‘
To some workers this hutdown is
a boom. gitlna them a vacation. but
us 'mcryt‘tiue: that is pleasant has
mm thing that N unpleasant attached
to it tlt-- loci that the: were to receive
no lattes if’tr the period took some of
All" joy out of the enforced vacation.
MUNlliilNS runs ‘
I nutritious
Exemption Claims sun Pil-
ing In to the Headquartesat’
in Washington
wasnmc'ttoat. Jan. 18.~~lt was
stated oflclai early today that Pres-
ident .thson not even considering
interfering with the fuel, restriction
and feels tbjtt the country will be
satisfied with its necessity.
From the flood of applications for
exemptions piling in. it appeared that
steel plate mills and woolen plants
n-nkini: cloth for soldiers' uniforms
would receive favorable'action. robb
ablv being added to the list. ,t
it was ordered today that only one
tmmalting plant may operate in any
one place. The eXt-mpted plant. how-
ercr. will he required to furnish its
(coituutifim a... .
——
liltitlllliilliitllill :
llEleiNli intuit
l
vention His Notion as to
What Term Means—Ad-
monishes Critics of Feder-,
al Policies—“Don’t Talk.
But Act.” Is His Message
to 30p Delegates
a ' ‘ V
at t'tilzriite Governor Gives W ' for- an extra month or two thll “um-i ' ' ' ‘
AI‘ C0“ mer and have only three weeks onset MWV’k stood '3 ‘li‘l'Im'Ni by m
of summer vacation and the teachers; » li‘it‘i'lillllth' to be illl(‘~\iii('ii and lb.
HA roan. Jen. is.
:cil under the direction of the State
..——-—-—-—--——w-
.l‘onncil of Defense. the first. to be
' . iheld in (Innocent-tit to ext-henna
PLANT Al PliiiA.
Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Employing 20,000, Was Op-
erating in Defiance of flar-
field's Order
l'illl..\i'l'1l l'lllA. Jim, 'is. The
llnltiwttt Locomotit‘b Works was lltl.
“iii‘lnllt’n tirtlt red in time The Will'it's
employs 2tt,mtti m u and ass appar-
ently. opt-ration iii tltvtlnnc-t ot‘ the
lt‘ucl \tilililli'tltiliill" order.
William i‘ttttttt'. t\till|illi"ll""t-r itti'
.i‘t-uusylvuuls, .tt-ttt it pert-minn- no.
t iv to Albtt [3. Johnson. president of
the t omptttty. tltnt he must cuts.- on
e‘i'utinus 'l' ttttt-e, ‘
_ . .‘tlr. Potter lliliii he hurt asked the
l‘tl-tipttr'llliult of the Philadelphia pol
ice trillrittltt in enforcing hit: order
lltlli plants operating in defiance of
the order to shut down for five days.
i ttiit-r in the day Prettitb‘nt .illilll'
sun had Itllll'itiiit‘t‘tl tlutt. ho Would
cl...» iii“ tttttih if l'ttei I‘llhilliiil'ltitti'
t'uiitt ortictttl tltt "ifi’int‘: in writluu -
Mr. 'i'llilt‘l"t\ mdel‘ Villa in response
to thi. ammuntrmcnt. ' '
,MUNITIONS Di‘itlitl'l‘OR
1 mu. REPORTED
fi—Inm
: tv/tsiiisoros". .inn. is, "a hill to
.crcnte a Director of Munitions. not
out authority to «atfllile control
of all war munitions. was reported
favorably today by the Senate
tary ('Wlll’liiifti‘.
Another bill to establish a war coun-
Fm‘llll "3er "id "'0' by a convoy/ins warship which ounch- ctl was nearly completed.
«mu—.8.
“Six Dayg’ Work in Five”
new volts, ran. rewrite
We... "w-..
work in five during float
dayletis industrial weeks in
Boat and shoe Msnalactnrers’ Arse
a bulletin telegraphed to
by John I. p
mm
;viewa on the means undertaken to aid
the federal government in its prosecu-
tion of the war. was opened yesterday
in the t‘apltol. Each town had been
‘usketi to send one delegate at least
besides the chairnmn of its best
defense committee and the Chamber
of the House of Representatives was
.lllled when Governor Marcus H. Hol-
'ctiinb made the openlntt address of
welcome and outlined the terms of co
operation on‘ lile part of the towns
with the flinte Council.
The aovernor urged that the,peo-
pie at home back tip the soldiers at
. (Continued on Pare Sixteen)"
tittitns unlit
titanium
I“ ttiiltitlttt. iluldwin's ttnd all other ’“""'-<“Unwise” FOI' Employers m
’ Try to Shift the Burden to
Labor t
WAltllilel'l‘ON. Jan. “whatnot-l
.iiompcrs. president of the American
Federation of Labor. lust niirht ill-
;sned n lintcfilitfll on the fuel restric-
2tion order is follows;
1 "The shilttlill down of all indus-
tries [or five continuous days is only
7y'arifinted if based upon immediate
emeraeney, and i have sinus doubt
if Mt; continuous days is the beat
measure. it, certainly ttmtma a very
‘hsvlnu “WW" ""‘mbfil'ml” h‘" “’“l' radical measure to meet the prob- .4“"lt‘re:irhi ti“'llvei'los in Norwalk. from: telephoning ttnd te’leursphlnu in an
tents of transportation.
"i am in receipt of a large number
Mill-gm tflpgmpflic protests from workers today opened in freight traific the; would reach. Other conferences Were
'tn several parts of the country. tie-
clarlng that the orders will throw
}ih’il' men out of employment: that" road system through New York city.
this to the blah coat oi living time
area have been unable to lay Inn
thing aside. and that their Interim
doing of am this period will be very neat. railroad. ‘
“In addition te this i sin atraaaly
rm- airmen-ion taut tapioca the in... gunuti for the purport/of [Mill]
tries at the country uses ea in
bear Mia‘wtnkdar. at least
tin waraadeaawararman.w
time to judge from the letter that ° Edi '
Judge John H. Light, chairman of Arrest at King F
the local committee. sent to Harry and Instructs Soldiers
'Ridcr, chairman of the school com- - .
mlttee. it follows: . Take Him tb PetrOgrad
, would be possible to break up the ice,
A war coun-,
PEACE NEGOlIAlIONS. ARE ,
Al A SlANDSIIll AND MAY
1 till SHORlll Bi Clllfll 0.
min tltMMANll .
thE_N__\_il_iltl sun
Loetd Fuel Administrator
Does Not See Much Pros-
pect to Increased Coal
Surely --
It would seem as if the local fuel
committee thought that the schools
would be unable to open for some
Premier Lenine Orders"
s
iiiilllill BAl'iiES ' i
. NEAil‘PfllTAii
in replying to your favor of the
9th instant, i feel obliged to say that K.
our fuel committee cannot give you
any assurance that there will be a,
supply of coal for the schools at any
particular time. .
The situation is Just as critical as
304T“ REiiiMENi
Succeeds Major James Av-'
it was weeks ago, and there is every
reason to believe that there will be a‘ ory Sullivan: Who G098 to
slam of coal all winter. 303“! Machine Gun Bat" . . I
if we should be favored with a few taiion . . Bolsheyik 4 and Ukrainiw
weeks of warm weather, so that it
Troops in Conflict in Sew
eral Places I
.-
Au apparent deadlock in M A
CAMP llEVENS. Ayer, Mass. Jan.
Ill—«Major l-‘red l‘. Bradford, folmerly
in command of the. timid Machine Gun
ihttttaliou. is now commanding the first
limitation of the 304th infantry. A. B. peace. negotiations with the Col-
'C'and D companies. made up in thtt’tral i’owcrs, threatened war with
““‘m 0' mid“"‘"’“ draflees. and h".Ruiunttiu and the hostility to tint
assumed charge of his new command . , . . . .
”a". Major James Am”. Summnfi Amour are the difficulties fwd
who was in command of the Bridge- h." ,lill' Bilihill‘Vik iii’Vl'mmemr .02..
Eot‘t. i?" wish the 303d Machine flu lli'iilt'il has been added the, arise-e ‘
mm on an no reason is sot-n for biting in i’etrotr'tti of the deio-
im” ”hang“ "mu“d'. ”WHO" l'oad'iuutcs to the li'dnstittieiit Am
. . JOHN H. atom. "mm” ""““' "" “”‘m‘m‘ 0" ”""‘va. There. is also a report fro-
, .. . - . change of commanders and neither ' , .
(ttai‘.:an of the Loch! “It" Commit i mm m. at "be“, to dlticuss theta bwedtslt tit-it'spuper that tile 10-.
1new order. liiiiiilllh lwtuecu l'remier Leninlzi.
That will mean that until turtlter‘t . .
netie- . “8501' llradiord. as did Major Sui-laud pun; u it i, . - 'k’.
‘ all "I "H ”hm" in ”w city‘ livan. received his commission as 3'd i ‘ it I “M” Tmt
still remain rinsed. it would seem. | itil)‘ becomes in re s ' .
.. .. ’...' . t... 3.,....::.“:‘:"...,. ..
‘13::- ::mba'fl::uix Digitizing?" 59"“de and the asst.meut of “Willis-ink utttiude concerning it.
that may do; . “Wmflu'ior Sullivan. .pere mourns or Brig-grind", ‘ot' the occupied terminal
for "‘8 children} ‘ “elm" tb W :fli. ittilillti. (nurlunmithuanm
"mum do not 5... ”m for u... um I, ~ 9 n J ' iatttl E~ttlittuia to self-definitiot
that the schools remain closed. The' "‘"“" illifrltt: lines advocated by the Role
htldren instead of studying 5‘1"" Bl“ HARLEM MARKETmItcViki. l'utii it general pean
t
in the harbors. we shall stand a very.
good chance of setting such a supply.
of coal by water that we may rel
safe in having a supply furnished to
the schools. '-
Under the direction of the State
Fuel Administrator we are having the;
needs of the community supplied for
the following order: First. the hospi-
tals; second. the homes; third. pub-,
lic utilitws; fourth, factories. which
are doing government work.
Yours very truly.
r
beat for study. ' ~ - '
was her that is {the itt‘liitililn‘ say they cannot.“
w’ll robabl have to remain in school . .
| p y ‘l‘Vlll'llilii' the lt‘f’l'litil‘lt‘i. The. Bill-'-
wlll also have that length of iimt‘. to 'iiilssiuli tit it ‘ V
. . - ‘gatc‘ are asked to
m" “It 21'“ ”W ““9" M "'9 ya" i .tturt-t- to the ticrtuuu view. For- ’
Tons of Foodstufis Ruined—him. Minister 'l‘rotzlry‘s antiwar
mil SELLINE Tenants of Nearby Houses"0 the “ritual! Proposal" is not
' | Routed out [yet known.
. I. ltuttittttitr not having replied t.
“Ruin ISSUE". NEW YORK. Jan. 18. Six tttous-gthe lioldtcvik ultimatum to re-
ontl iinrlemltes held in check by ”Wi‘it‘iiai' Russian troops tinder arrefi,
‘ . police I'OHEI‘VNA of ”if“? stations anddtrpmim. Itt‘iliiit' hug "r‘lflr‘t‘l hht
”l liome Defense company. I'flit‘ifl’d litii ii'l‘ it ‘ "”1 I" I" d' M
Norwalk Fuel Commtitee; the most important the that the see. ‘ L 'T "i ‘5 you: 'N m '
. i F mt tion has hnd'iu years destroy the oltl;“'“i hm!“ hi’“ "I ictroizrati'. Th.
69“ IMtWCt OM 1'0 . Charles Weishecker Market. wtthiiiolshct’ik tire said to be serioul ll
State Administrator Rusr l0!!! 0" foodstuffs. last night. and suw‘tlicir intention to imprisoiiing' “38/
IO“ . , ‘ rich and poor tenants front ""‘l‘hbllr'iiiuiuuuiuu king
: in a artntents and t'nt *nts bur“ . ~ - ' - .,
The.fo[!o'|nl [e'p'r‘m 'a“ rpofihn! ile‘diy‘pttent ‘0 [he “Foil; by iii" ”UL? I kriiiiiiiiii Piiiii iinisilchit iroo .
ed at 9 oclock this morning: ice. have fought bloody battles
"Misty. {long-u The market is located at 266-2tlitifltiessn and near l’oitnva and tilt .
p - ‘v ' 125th street. it extends throuith [Oiiitliltlili't'ik are said to be denim . ‘
“h" "‘“m' Chaim“ W" cm" 207'?“ 13““ We" “‘4 i“ “"3““ b" in: railroads and bridges in an in
South Norwailt. Conn. an old five story brick house "Witt-turf to hm" m. ”1‘ iv ‘ ,e of“
”01'0le imam"! 0rd" “”9“.qu to be Public fischtml as. but; , l. . l . i ‘“ “A" ~
by Administrator Garfield until furtb—iwmcb of late y..." has b"... “mm hrutimtu soldiers northward.
er order of the United States Filed} by "W market II . lilivllillk Mid "minim [mighty/mi [lilililliiit'fl the c. ‘. A
Administrator ll" nfrfioglllelllnl "lightening house.‘ The part of UN “ldrt‘turc by their troops of irku ,
in w ntet-er capat y ii iii give pron m frontlna on 125th gm.“ u, but Siberia and (iretibitrg.
cranes in orders for necessary re- one story blah. Half way back to‘ ,. . ..
quinments. “A" of Railroads. an" at 124th ”mm the new portion of "M, the t tiristtttteiit Assembly. con-s
domeltlc customers. hospitals. charity market is housed in a the story brick trolled by pttrtics opposed to in
shit; tit-Itintion‘ttcttndéltntiilt'andmtzt'tvr. ,iittinilt‘Viki. is to llit't'i today union
can names a. '." o ptt c it “erg: .tlie 'tt‘llillt' government attain ilk
telephones and telearaph plants. D ' ‘1t-rft-t't's. Should it meet. it is up:
. .....__....._....__
of shl s and vessels for bunker ur- , . . .
p ” "EB“IES 'itljlltitil'ti tu l‘t-trotrrntt that than
a [will be disorder there. Most ‘
poses. "iii? of of the United States for U
» I
f tl.c tit legato»; to the Assembly as
strictly governmental purposes. not
tlnciudlng orders from or for factories,
or plants worklntt on contracts for the ; . - . .
l'nlte} States. “F" of municipal noun-i “f: i "M II" it‘tt't't’liti'h'd. V
tv or State Gowrnments fort neces‘i ., n H" "3 "'3 m" "N" ‘
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out of perishable our or u on not £70,000, Men Affected—May 1 til it cmp tt dislodfl
enemy for immediate consumnthm. tilt'llt from their recently won W
Washington it” wired "ll“ order. hoe $10,880,000 by Tenyhilitilirt ulttl to threaten” til! “'3
Day Shutdown
no uuoti'rl in m ‘ninir newspapers is. . , . .
authortttve “axon are expected to fi"“““‘ "i All" ”Mill?" “Wm“- h...
enforce it. ‘ i ll illtlltirit‘t baud conflict which ilfi-
' RUSSELL. NEW YORK. Jun. 1!. The l'nitetl ed l'our hours. the italisutt inflict-
Fuel Administrator. is ultra i-lteel Corporation: the hi‘atrgst ml ppm... losses ml "m enemy M
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the wares cf eiuployees when the lat.
FREIGHT Now COMES ‘l runs lillii \t‘itl' material The!"
BY HELL ME ROUTE; (pr are not actually worktnl after as has been no activity on the west-
’ ‘ ------ tall day session of (contort-ates and cm front, except the usual tinti-
lery fire. ‘ ' ‘
ITALIAN itaauqttan'l‘liis
lN Ntllt'l’llitlliN ITALY, Thine
day, Jan. 17 (By The. Annals“
l’ross).»~itnliau troops have II!-
seeded in breaking the pit
which the enemy has been
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the south and southwest should bo‘offort to find out lust how far the
greatly expedited by an order whioltyfuel proclamation of Dr. flnrfleld
Hell (late Brides routs connection the. held throulhout the financial district
flew linen and Pennsylvania rail-ion the same fluttltiffll but decisions
were not made public up to a late
,The new routing of cars is expected hour. . ‘
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