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counties... cide nian WILSON TOFAVOR RAILWAY CONTROL : “SOMEWHERE IN TOYLAND" _ "WE MAE WITT US THE EVENING WORLD, THU RBDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1917, iz 98 @ LARD ' ” we Srruaito \F Or RS i QUAD. ‘T ONLY Dut g [RGA HUTCH it lan | ke aaa — , THEY'S RD ; al, ai P | FALUN IN } TUM 1 | Nol 4. T. Hardin of the New York Central Mentioned as Fed- eral Administrator. (eeriel from rr 5 att th uated wm, WASHINGTON, Doo. 18—hovern- ment oontrol « wopervision over operations of r ade but not Gov. . ernment ownership ta the pla LOW favored by both the Adminiatration and the fullronds to wolve the trans portation problem, although tinal de- » claion has not been reached: A. T. lardin, Vice President of the ‘Gaeeiaeeeeene New York Contral, is the man unde ar : eonaldcration for the position of rall- ‘5d HE HERE N| DAY CO A § Situation Is Critical, FOOD Federal Board Issues road administrator. | y . Formal announcement of the exact Shortage Widespread Fair Retail Price List course to be pursued probably will | _ - not be made until next week, as the " 7 * , * . ‘ President Yas pictteed to hear the Fen Thousand Tons Being Dis- Fair Retail fede Will Guide Housewife in Cash protest of the heads of the four great | tributed in Manhattan, Bronx Fixed by ederal and Carry Fight on ratlroad men's brotherho: agains ‘OS FOR COAL and Brooklyn To-l Day. Food Board Here Extortion, Government operation before acting, and ho was advised to-day that the Hope that at least 10,000 tons The Federal Food Board yester- The housewife, with the first official t | n - |" day ce the following re- 7] )),, * leaders could not keep the engages! __ : i cont may bo distri 1 throughow' y “suamester list of prices tssued by the Federal , Fatalities Greater Th Than in Lasi tail prices for this city. Except in J) ment before then, Riva Vaan Si A Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn |] ine case of sugar, no penalty ts || Pod Bo may go to the store to- ‘ President Wilson in his conference | ive Years—Lack of to-day was expressed by Reeve|] provided for overcharging, and no || ay with trustworthy figures on what with the railway executives made two) Fuel Blamed Schley, Federal Fuel Administrator,|| penalties have actually been ens }] she should pay for bread, dried bean. points clear. | this morning, Mr. Schley character tee Seay flagrant LA snd rlee, American cheese and potatoes. t of the maximum sugar pelcos. 1, Whatever plan is adopted | Health Commissioner Emerson to-[!#ed conditions in the coat faminell Oiites follows \ From time tu time hereafter “falr must not be construed in any {day wrote to Federal Fuel Adminia-|sittation to-day as practically un Medfam rental Low rental prices" will be published on these and i ne pods, hbor'ds, nen stop in the direction of |trator Garfield, asking for relief in} hanged from those of yesterday, Hi |] a, a Se other commodities, If a deater in- Government ownorship. |the coal shortage in New York. The|S@ld that a snow later to-day or to White + MTe, per th, ite ou ietaon ove argine, housewite Kid . + We, tb, 186, per 1d, 2. The direction or control that Hoard of Health announced that the|Mght would further complicate mat seid ce tees A COMDIAInt Duveaa. at the Government takes will be for | number of deaths from pneumonia in] (ems and result in even a wreater| it me _ ‘denon th 220 Sith Str telephone the period of the war only and the city during the twenty-four hours| Shortage than now exists Whole head, perib, ener lb BT Circto—200. r ” » i} roke om per ib, 2 wb, . not extend beyond that time. ending at noon to-day was the largest | “The situation ts bad.” Mr, Schtey |] _,Brokea vou ball 12e, per Ib, 380, Det The fx pared by Georee There is another phase of the prob- uch an interval in five years, and id. “We have got the coal at tide. whole milk per td, B8te, perth. P] TL. Bonnett, market expert, after the oe atl that the coal shortage was largely| Water In New Jersey, but can get tt] | Potatoes, wh board had worked for several daya 5) eames naa miles ‘ ait sponsib! here only after it is broken and bi yore, n the tabulation, Wholesale prices many difficu That is tt Of ninety-nin in Manhat-| hand picked tnd smooth... 4 tbfor 18¢, 8 ib,for10e. Hare not given because they would be ‘ of control over railroad labor during |tan nineteen were d 2 pneumonia Approximately 10,000 tons of Stl nc} t To, to Be. of no use to the housewife, Nor the Govern dict In other b is the figures wore, | W4s so handle lay, Mr. 8 i. unwrapped Te, to Se, Te. 0088. TH) would they be pleasant reading for ae loaf, wrapped... Se, to We, Be, to fe tability of labor is rapidly becom- \pe nx, deat 6 pneumonia; Brock-| 8ald ery availa r her in many cases, there in such a avious matter to the Govern. a Queens, n put wor | ain BecasPlous Matiest9) ie Goyerd | pneumonia; 5, none pneu- | !n New Jersey.” he added. Mr. Sch saat aapsnawAY ‘a Pat | tall prices ment, not only on transportation | P2'' said that appeals for fuel In greater aoe ve honatital from retau {| i making Is announcement tho Ines but in private industries en=) yy Chartes Lolduan of the |Rumber than those recelved yester- | vate i ag Sea aacKae » © following price gaged on war orders, |Health Dep. said the Medera y are pouring into h Mee to-da nuge Federal Food Board MAY HAVE TO SUPERVISE LABOR | furl \tors in New York | Disenasing the cellar dealer prob Jot New are representative DURING WAR. have been asked to rate with |lem, Mr. Sebley suid tha ad just DEMAND CITY SALE what these goods should be pure ingiand was iged to extend {ts Sten ARE, ATS hese recelved a report: show that the chased for on a cash and carry basis supery labor In the war) J to families where there ja average price charged by them last OF FOOD AND FUEL in retail stores in medium rental and with system for » ind H Koplik of Mt. Sinai Hos- | Week was 69 een hundred pounds, | low rental nelghhorhood vidual in controlled Industries. Noth- notified the Health Department about $13.80 a ton. He | erized | es . | It was admitted that there ts no ing of the Kind has been done yet In} to.gay that investigation in. 1,800 [this price as falr nent. Workers Say That] intent it present to force the re- ‘ the United States, but high officials] oogog of children who su “ET wilt take imine tovout Federal Administration tall stores of this city to sell com- are of the opinion that it will bece saeumMonih. ahowod: aba ff 8 who Isa Rarce modities at the announced — pric + necessary to adopt some form of @n-| Wore not advisa . charges ¢xcess pr Schley sail hey are “interpretive” prices, and it ment fustrial mY if) ania. 1 a whe declared, Me 1 ae yet rations from the Assovl d that thre h th o-opern. iva th vin the war. Shy : +6, vat he srea pun- |New York Settlement Work: tion” of the retailers they will be en- announcement was made of the |) MU sad oe ‘ " of |demand purchaso and sale vf food | forced, In the meantime the retailers result tha. Brexidonta couterence | esoeett o 1 Jani fuel by the at tho Board off are pitting back and watching, os executives: ar icers Amit t dig] Aldertuen meeting next Tuesday, This] . ven for the pound WAIN rasWaY, EXEC UVER: A : ad War Boar ado the or ay Nora tte ‘GY: se ROnKORt! 4 . Z fom tod of the unions, But those who at- eae ree of In: | WAS « ats r loat r brend vary from 7 fended came away with tho follow- cial atatemant: as) follows enough to invest Uves of sixty settlement institu-|oonts, Most retailers aro charging 10 ing imprension WESTERN. BOADE (Whi ene ts exorbitant |tlons with Commissioner of Markets! oonty for it : ‘ THE EAST. i yosterday orker ; 4 * t lie That the President favors con- | BNGINKS Ww bd x y n forced to leave} vite yosterd: wor Butter is selling at the highest “The members of the Railroad War Maid that Food and Fuel Administra hedstn. tie i years tinuance of private operation un- jot culled upoa Presldent W est ization’ the i reached in the ta . der the present unified system by et Vai vay er : and) Measur Nuuintions: wera "a fa ind P. Q. Foy, a local market expert, . the War Board of Railway Ex- |“ -' 0" eae pitch) Hae i oleheartedly cos | would no longer follow predicted It would go up still higher and discussed the railroad si n G t's loa ; oe} Tuk ecutives, with the addition of a oper with me in running down Wholesale fancy cream “ with him for more than an hour, The °% Pi The meeting opened with laura 1 se hands he Government appointed supervisor dealers who charged too much for Lf to Sl cents a p fubjec was discussed fully and tion by Robert A, Cr f ty a t cre ery, over them. The executives them- he added, retail price of tha best crea ; | frankly, but no decision was reached. an (net vorsity Settloment ud bre nt , ‘ “ ta kc BaNnd selves endorse the plan of a Fed- |'"\, While the majority of city institu. incy, was 58 to 60 cents a 4 . Prior to the conference at the ; 1 the ni that wiation eon- | ott the TOBEThe Graviaraae . eral director of traffic. | e ; t ire provuled. with coal unt ; 1 ter price of the firs White House the War Board t 1 tinued ¢ der egulawons. bh The President impressed on 4 January, the Ror of Queens de- was 53 to 55 cents, telegrams to all the rallr west ; ubsequ hes ud eather i mie rellet those conferring with him the im- one nt Ger nat without sup- urther sight temporary rel of the Missiseipp! instructing them m the sugar famine was offered portance of protecting and reas- ' pl t was 1 to-day em the sugar fam A to loan a certain proportion of thelr ; m ' fa ceoNew vos o-day suring stockholders in transporta- | locomotives to the heavily burdened) Queens Borough residents may get ¢ if tard tothe people of New York y r tion lines. He also indicated . throu } Administrator remain u od W the International ¢ @ | Eastern lines, In response to these © ne edie whatever method of contro! was pi ns Queens Cham. | W lent programme Laut Federal Sugar vi | Instructions 100 powerful engines will ’ t a4 of adopted should deal with existing hor of Com i Plaza, Long |here—announced t gH 0 | start East within the next twenty- rr to thi systems and not obliterate present | fo. ours to assiat in moving the Island Cit y are unable uth [raw SugOY Now are en » thin 5 | pt elro leale from Venezueln, ‘Thin susur was aoa eee son, Chatswan of the| thousands of tons of freight that is ‘0 se! suppl Se eet aa Revoir cent oiaaing Ht Ltt ccaate PENS er : = congesting traffic east of the Missis- will dtc! i Me Sapp eae us zatales | sippi and north of the Ohio and ‘irm . browael tt : asus tor tu om Why Dectors Petemao Rivers nannies eT eal seein ie elation vite s ane. 3 ae bjsriaketa okie ly ners Me a 4 riets of Other workers sated H ! c from I an urses are considering plans for far more shops 1) : Wir creased this are t delivere v4 say al curtailment’and readjustment Greater NS Ke dis f roots vas et : of traffic especially — passenger | were se Mike yen 4 rag Coca r travel, if they are to be continued In| anid i Baty a eaee ince : a Eftorta will be|of the ag nen who de rehases of raw sa ‘ gor manded fu enitareny Threa to Apternatial to stay in th Barnet Fi 101 Broome Sire Kile wn con Avot susning | Sth S load of coal PITTSBURGH, Dec. 1 ! wa seted for do. One plan contemplates taking oft P* nm duailivclens ss te : i i ‘ all parlor cars from tr ud f yi 5 ediutely his He Investinate t to-day that 4 There isn’t a better ne maeeo tixucwotrayel ~ Nt I had vey hist Nat t Mit yt iid ; ” : F t a ACY the n 4 ut « « ’ 4 ( anced Food then RUNKEL wilt be ran but with |*" vagrtaed ove | Mie itu w ; he ’ contains just the | Many more passenger |, mest t ‘ need 50 per een u proportion of fat to retain ty 1 be cut off BS Jice reserves! Mitst by eu 1 a So ‘a ALL the nourishment of the Fuel Administra Garticta . ; tor, Similar Mecesear! ! ae a cocoa-bean, without being ned to-day general principles for . yards at No.) — _-— too heavy for casy digestion. utting down non-essential indu wt More than 1,000 \ ‘ der to oply ral r yards with. s ply coal for n ns ¢ ith Ke iioot vale in much sarics, He cited thet. there are twolta rove hour Th Po ds of Sugar BY Month ete ; r © Rubel . ‘ meats and vegetables nd hundreds of indw t the R t 1918 f , E h P age iegge Satay et "seth an ation in or Each Person taste gives patients and con D cut Jae ors nist en valescents a mighty welcome ; i ea te ae SAGITING TER _ , ee relief! R ‘ holder to a nou a i a person Write for L nstead of ng the ¢ ar Ww t , free “Book Seldiers th Canadian Army Vouue 1 tt! patrolmen Bet at und Things. ANADIAN ARMY HEADQUATY ¢ moun thy cated hy $. ERS IN FRANCK, Dec, 13 (by the The y & » Tay c RUNKEL BRO Associated Press). Voting in rst 1 anal, Wil 3,844.000,¢ pound ; . , 458 West 30th § ’ n with next week's Canadian tau 1 by several Mr, Hi 4 ARO ONO eemmonA TOES ‘ i ear A r utbreak | # ra ; bit we with i mn out EF note A ot tw \ ' ” . ~ " lat. 4 bullet Canada Bileets 1s Et) Wom Me ! ‘ v } Food A tion tery, of right ag Through army corres VISIT TO-GRAVES GARFIELD THWARTS: OF, SOLDIERS KLLED IN FRANCE Eleven Buried in Little Ceme- Including Enright, Hay and Gresham. WITH THE FR THE FIBLD, IT have to-day hoe ninst vates ght perished Dee. 13 (L walked over hallowed might vurtesy of headquarters the U1 pondent was permitted to Greaha in the By W. S. Forrest. NCH ARMIES IN Inited Presa) soll over the ground dyed by the 1 of tho first army to die In action fighting he fight Amoricans of the French 1 spend 1a night in the very trenches m, Hay German rald | Novy. 2 Permission was also granted for a visit to the spot wh thes heroic Americans now rest in death—the first permission of this kind granted to an American civilian. The night was it ina dugout a w feet distant from the spot whore fivst American was taken prison er by the Germa Refore dawn Uh United Press eorrespondent accom- panied a Brench patrol party out over the exact spot on No Man's Land, where the Americany made thelr frat reconnaissance Tater our party rized his most precious on vhell which wounded the first Amer ‘Then, later, with an American col league, Paul Mowrer of Chi ; guided by a FPreneh 1 rizon blur lines, We ‘ will ap pear ery American history book We found the t 1 clump of aquatty ay - walled, red - roofed Partly destroyed hou ttinge atop a Weak, dead sr ridte—a hamlet typicul of thin part of Mranee We were uid mild Jings down a nin f stone stops, Stret out ahead was a ten gere fleld. It wos surrounded by, a high uray wall, ‘he field! sloping surface wa red iby runted wire nt each was a yon f ! ut rod Noxt Merle D. was t ¢ od os The Entertains Military Camp Visitors re { | “Hee N.Y, ENGINEERS ARE WOUNDED Pershing’s t saul iv imeers © Tin action on Demgei | They a ~™ | Vriew f r || wun Harold Neyn, Mor t ' ' ¥ ; | Ka £44 Fourth Street, New ¥ . <a Theat two engineers } | to have been wounded Im the Cambent ino reported the death of Clyde A. Koblents, Infantry, f myooarditt. and lobar pneumonia, Hin fatl Philip Koblents, KR. &. D. No. % | ‘The nows of the wounding of Prk | vate Bryn was recetved by hie )) in a terse message from the War ge partment, It read: 1 sply regret to inform you | Kinar C. Bryn of the 11th Eng | Fuel Administrator Warns Gov. Cox to Keep Hands Off—Roals Refuse Orders. 13,—Truel Ad declaring the WASHINGTON, Dee, ministration oMcials, action of Gov. the coal situation in that of the! sure to disarrange the whole scheme a railroads were work= State out hands to be unwarranted and of fuel distribution there, annount to-day that the ing in harmony with the Federal Fuel Administration representatives and would not carry out the Governor's Cox of Ohio in taking | Is officially reported seriously w ed tn action." Dr, Harold Bryn, the boy's nual | cable back to bis soldier son: P Up courage, Fight to Mother and I pray for you.” Mrs, Bryn waa prosteated by” ews. The docto? said Minar had er to do something sor his cow Ilo was a graduate of Public School }32, at Hoyt and President 8 | Brooklyn, and was studying architeotaale when war waa declared, He enlisted in May and went to Fort Tot ¥ Dr. Bryn said a letter received Winar two weeks ago was moat hy in ite ton He like the life of woldl and »« the who gone over neemoed to Fr the ness of their mission and folt @ they had suddenly become men “with. uel Garfield, insisted Adminiatr to thould not interfere n a in | telow m ‘Ox, be and assured the Governor of prompt aetion to care for | Ohio's needs, | Dr. Garfield sent to Gov. Cox the following telegram “E must respectfully but firmly re-} auest that you do not interfore with] the orderly, dixtribution of coal In| Ohio under orders issued by my uthority to Homer HH. Jonson, Federal Fucl Adminiatrator for Ohio 18 full authority to act, and €.C aid 9 co-operating with him, t must Inwist that the Stato author! be not permitted to inter a with the ion of the United States Fuel 4 ininistrator,” Mr. Baird reported representative to ov. that he sent Columbus a to re. to meet Ohio's emergencivs. with Stete Administrator Baird has arranged for dis- through the 8 igned to tribution © of sure eo plus eou nd by th th close of navigation | Withholding of fuel from Ohio un 48 Gov. Cox co-operates with Mr shnson ts & powwtbility. Cox makes himself Hable for |sueh seizures of coal,” sald Admints |trator Garfleld, "If jresulta t6 the people of Ohiu through jona he can blame only himself. sUMBUS, OG. Dec, 15 Work of ting from railroads coal con | wi d to the Northwest to alleviat tov hiaa aullering In Oblo caused by the seri ous coul short in the Slate was ig conlinued to-day by State wu rities under the directic « of Gov, Jamew M. Cox tate Fuel Adminivtvation prepared ist of Oblo cities and towns suffering from a lack of coal and anno ad t coal on hand would be ay hed lnmediately among them ghiteon cis of tuel in Cl nd uinoad yards were released to deal ry there by the State Muel Adininis tration, Governor lusued a statement branding the fuel situation as "an un pukable outrage.” He charged PF. ¢ Hurd, Director of the lake bituminous wool, Cleveland, with being in th coal operators. ve C that Administrator Gartlelc his appointment of Balrd of the cond f arou rd over vkke coal > OR. H. A. DUNN FOUND DEAD. Naval Medtent ctor Dies to Hatheoom of Heart Dis Henry A. Dunn, forty. a al inspector attached tov 1 ates naval hosp ! ' na at the f nN ' ‘ und dead this morning in. th hik apartment at N iperintende the b in when Dunn didn pear eokfast and found 1 Warner wa Med it aid r h wns due to heart disea b wife and aon Hen xteen, el und are ¢ y mily'« perman n 4 ngtor hey had b. r w Dunn, but went t ne wil © bi i Cox's orders for delivery | Lakea, | wrfield through State Adininistrator | ny serious ous! the work of men ahead of themd @ The letter «poke of the engine. being engaged behind the frontgdpmt Jdid not specity th being done Ninra ter of werk | Binar ia twenty-wix years old. brother Carl, two years hie Junior. satied for France time aro janother unit of the enxineer forces, jhad been en din farming wort |New Enetand. Two sleters are t |nurees and anziows to go to Fran ¥ Str oat A.M paw! Kept v Trelstad of No, 391 Ct r of the Norwe pal Chureh in Cy ‘oll BI sdviser of the Bryn fai 4 thts morning to console and \tulate the Bryne, His own son, who it the age of Einar, te # in the same regiment +e eh Race as oe Alleged 1, W. W, Leader of New ~~ Of tor Trl and spiritual |x mond, buster PHILAL loged TOW. W er under § West to-day in custody of a Ui States Deputy Marshal, He deserf hin ay John Walsh of New ¥ Ite accused of trying toc va Mts: 1 y in the military and forces, and causing the printing ae among munit tried mm workers. in Chicago He withalag Detroit, 14.—Board of 3 timated to-day tHtae preTror officials © meroe ants employing upwards of «QA persons may have to shut down y@ie tirely and many othgr f ou rations if I mente ore received by Satur It Was #ta a Vord Mol mpany has less o days pply aaeeanecaaeees te Commanteate Dotch Indies by Radio, 2 HAGUE, Dec, 13.—The lornment has asked a credit ote@gbe ra » erection of a wit r commuatcation with Hes ly to be recetving inae jy In three mo! installati “NONE 50 GOOD" You need fear no rain, pug dies or slush When wearin this Specia In black or dark mahogan: The bellows water eyelets. y shad “Waukenphast” has] tongue, preventin from leaking through A cork filling bet outer and inner sole and colized bottom, a double vention of dampness, Hu newe in all thé * leathers, ley Shoes are mi models and ina \83Broadway 39-41 Cortlandt St Vactory—Rockiand, \Lase.

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