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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Prices for Hogs Still
Soaring at Chicago

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-The price oil i've
hogs. which passed the Civil War level
several days ago, continued to mount
to-day. Choice heavy hogs at one
time during the market were quoted at
$3.50. an advance Of 20 cents over yes
terday.
Provisions prices reflected the ad-
vance in hogs. with prices the highest
in the history of the Board of Trade
The comparison includes Civil War
prices reduced to the gold basis obtain
Nav pork sold to-day at $3.50. an
adyance of 80 cents. May lard at $3.50,
IN advance Of 32l2 cents. and May
ribs at $3.50. gain since the previous
session on Monday Of 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Conditions Better
On All Railroads,
Says Commission
Congestion Decreasing in All
Parts of Country and Car
Supply Improving

Washington, Feb. 2S.-lmproyement
in the transportation conditions of the
country with respect to car shortage
and congestion was reported to-day
from every section. said an announce
ment tonight by the car service com
mission of the American Railway As
ISOLATION.
The situation at Chicago, it was said,
had been further relieved. At Mime
apolis the railroads reported plenty of
empty box cars for immediate needs.
The commission. therefore, decided to
discontinue sending soliG traInloads of
empties through 10 Minneapolis, but
viii supply the city's needs through a
regular method of distribution.
Congestion at Gulf ports decreased
during the first two weeks Of February,
d. was reported. by Approximately is
per cent. the total accumulations being
COZ cars February Is. as compared
with 1927 cars February !. A further
decrease since February 10 is reported.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway re-
ported that il had available 900 empty
box cars. which il was placing at the
disposal OF the SOutnefn, the NaSh-
vile. Chattanooga & St. Louis and the
Louisville & Nashville railways for the
use Of shippers.
Representatives Of the Southern, the
Seaboard Air Line and the Atlantic
Coast Line railways gave notice that
the needs Of the Southern fertilizer in
terests would be met at once and a
threatened tie-up of the industry
averted.
The commission sent letters 20 every
railroad in the country, bringing to
their attention the recent request OF
independent oil interests in the Middle
West and elsewhere that in enforcing
embargoes the railroads classify petro-
lcum in tank cars as fuel The oil in
terests contended that the business Of
MANY users Of oil as fuel would be
seriously affected if their supply we're
roade unavailable bv emhargoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01

nual convention of the superintendency
division Of the National Education As
ISOLATION.
Plans were made by which agricult-
wrists connected with city schools will
obtain permission to use vacant lots
and backyards for such cultivation.
Similar work. in connection with pub
lie schools. had been undertaken in
many cities. speakers explained, but in
view of the present prices and the in
creased domestic needs. a desire was
expressed 10 increase the school gar
dening 20 the maximum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Poultry and Eggs
Join Other Foods
In Price Decline
Wholesalers Plead with
Hartigan to Have East
Side Boycott End
Ready to Sell Cheaply
.;6c States Offer to Supply
New York with Pota-
toes at Cost

p,nltry and eggs joined potatoes
,s and turnips in the downward
lend Of prices yesterday.
y;nstv.eight carloads Of live poultry
,most 100000 pounds remained
IL and wholesalers, seeing the
- ~. Of chicken 90 lower than that OF
p pa appealed to Joseph Hartigan'
C.rr,issioner Of Weights and Meas
~. 70 have the boycott against pouI-
-, wi instituted by East Side consumers
discontinued. ,,.
delegation Of wholesalers told him
-. thew we're ready to guarantee that
a.. retail price of dressed poultry
~ drop TO 21 cents a pound as
o,.,ared to last weeks high rate OF %
cents. Ill 10
.mnsd with poultry" the whole
s.lsrs pleaded. They said that at q OF
- ,.rts dressed poultry would be or
Its lower than the prevailing price
,orn meat Mr.. Hartigan referred
". Allegation to Mrs. Jacob Panken'
-.,;dert Of the Mothers Anti-High
90 League. who responded that If
10 East Side boycott was called of a
INN -. 10 former high prices would fol-
low. ,.,;.o
Fec. dropped to 40 cents, a decline
-, cents from Tuesday, or cents
S..r, last weeks highest quotation
wholesale prices of onions went to 50
60 ssa hundred pounds, drop OF al
nos, 80 pcr cent from last week while
,o,stoes we're selling at from 50 to Slo
Sor $50 mounds for the best grades. In
,,s,,ors reported tina there was de-
Line Of from l. 20 cent in the whole
sale price Of beef
Offers 20 sell potatoes at cost came
from Pacific Coast states. Two states
volunteered 10 send twenty carloads at
rs,s which would allow them to be
retailed in New York at o cents
pound -, o,,4.
Enough offers have come from G 9!u'5
.ide 10 Keep New York well supplied
with food for the next year sald NJ;
Hartigan. IF an the available 1000
were put on the market II would XII
this talk Of food shortage. Il shows
the need Of d centralized municipal
authority 20 keep the retailers and con
sumers in touch with the producers.
dealers tell me that as soon as the
agitation is over prices again will 60
up. / believe prices viii continue to
20 down. because more than the usual
sunnlies ere now headed for New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
New Pension Bill More
Favorable to Teachers
Measure Introduced at Alba
nv Increases Cost to City
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

Albany. Feb. 2S.-The teachers pen
sion bill. sponsored by Mayor Mitchell
pension commission after two years m
vestigation, was introduced to-day by
Senator Lockwood and Assemblyman
Ellenbogen. 1t is similar to the bill OF
last vear which was killed by the divi-
sion among the teachers themselves,
but is more favorable to the teachers IN
two important respects. 49,
Under the new bill New York City
assumes liability for the pensions Of
teachers already retired and agrees 10
appropriate 100000 the first year
toward reserve fund. The city also
contributes one-half annually of the
amount necessary TO purchase a pen
sion Of one-half Of the teachers salary.
The teacher may contribute one-haif or
a smaller amount, providing the pen'
sion is reduced in proportion to the
amount the teacher gives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Allowance of 800 Cars
To Ship Flour Revoked
Railroads Giving Preference
to Munitions, Is Charged

Chicago. Feb. 2s. The Car Service
Commission Of the American Railway
Association has rescinded its order
granting 500 cars week to Minneapo-
lis for tho shipment East Of flour, it
was stated to-day.
j. K. Maui. president Of the Council
Cf Grain Exchanges, in a telegram to
Chairman B. II. Meyer Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day, accused
the railroads of blocking shipments of
foodstuffS in order to move munitions
of war The message protested "the
apparent policy of the railroads in
handling first munitions of war for de-
struction Of human life. when not only
a great number Of Americans, but thou
sands upon thousands in Europe need
the necessities which sustain life. but
which in transportation affords a
smaller revenue to the railroads than
munitions of destruction"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Bread Cheaper in Belgium
Than Here, Hoover Says

From a staf Correspcndeni OIL l"T
Albany, Feb. 2s.-Herbert = noG't -,
American director OF rellel "oIh u.
Belgium, appeared before the Goveln 10
and both houses of the Legislature To-
dav TO urge larger contributions 4'o"
mis- country for Belgian relief
"The price of food in Belgium, "nele
$500. 900 people are destitute, ne s".u'
o. tberc bread is four cents pound,
~ AGAINST YOUR six cents. And in both
distances the wheat comes from Chi
cago.' A., t1..,.o,,. s.o..-
mont nroves that prices here can be
Lowered by proper legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
Women Strikers Beat
Policeman During Riot
Three Arrests Made After
Battle of Petticoat Workers

Three women, members Of the strik-
ing Petticoat Workers Union. we're ar
rested in West TwentyfOurth Street
Yesterday afternoon during a riot, in
which body Of strike breakers we're
attacked
The fight started in front Of the loft
building a. 119 West Twenty fourth
street. A hundred men and women
fell upon the workers as they were
leaving the structure. Patrolman
Hooks, Of the West Twentieth Street
station. interviewed, and arrested Fran
ces Katlin, Of East l05th Street, on a
charge Of disorderly conduct.
Rioters then assailed Hooks in an at
fenpt 70 rescue his prisoner. He
fought them of until two other police
men arrived. These arrested Fannie
Bcrtzer. Of 222 Broome street, and
Anna Wollowitz, Of go East Twenty
fifth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01

overshadow the stevedores' strike OF
two years ago.
A strike of cargo handlers aud steve
dores affiliated with the Industrial
Workers of the World has been called
for tomorrow morning These men.
mostly negroes, will strike. no matter
what efforts the shipping interests may
make to avoid Il. They demand an
adjustment Of the contract systs m and
the present wage scale. 1t is caid that
they intend to paralyze shipping at
any cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
School Children Asked
To Lower Living Costs
Association Plans to Raise
Garden Production Greatly

Kansas City. Feb. 2S.--The enlist
ment Of school children to increase pro.
auction Of vegetables by means of
school gardens was considered today
BY the School Garden Association OF
America. II met as a part OF the an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
|. w. w. Strike Threatens
Shipping at Baltimore

-By Telegraph 10 Tie Tribunel
Baltimore, Feb. 2S.- Baltimore Is
facing labor war affecting the water
front and shipping that is expected TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01
100000 Voted by House
To Investigate Food Cost
Commission Is Chasing will
o'-the-Wisp"-Fitzgerald

Washington, Feb. 2s.-Over the pro-
tests Of Chairman Fitzgerald. of the
Appropriations Committee, wro de
clared the Federal Trade Commissions
investigation into the high cost Of liv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-01

ing was chasing a "will-o,the-wisp,'
the House to-day voted the necessary
appropriation of 100000 in the civil
sundry bill on a roll call vote.
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Laws of war. Vol. IS. =. 3l5.
Tactics
Vol. &c. P. s47: Vol. ?. P. sss: VoL2,
p. sol.
American civil war. Vol. I, r. s2s
Bulow's system, Vol. 4. p. 79+
Draqomitoy's methods. Vol. s, p. fo6.
Folard's theories. Vol. 10. p. 500.
French revolutionary wars, Vol.
ll,P. 172.
Japanese, Vol. IS. p. 207.
Machine gun. Vol. H. P. 26.
Moltke's evolution. Vol. Is, p. $40.
Moslem, Vol. II, =. 4i3.
Naval. Vol. l9. p. 3l2.
Colomb's system, Vol. 8, p $50.
Torpedo. Vol. %. p. 81.
Ultimdtum
Vol. g. P. 500. Vol. "a. P. sis.
War
War. Vol. %. p. sos: Vol IS. P. ss2:
Vol. p, p. :: Vol s. p. 4oS: Vols.
p. 965.
Cores pondents. Vol 10. p. 54s: Vol.
10, p. 564 Vol. q. p. f42.
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Alabama Arbitration

Alabama Arbitration
Vol.1.P. ls4: Vol. q. p. 70s' Vol. "a.
p. 7ls; Vol. 10, P. IS.
Allegiance
Oath Of. Vol. /. P. $50; Vol. 10, P.
$40.
Angary
Vol. 2. Pa. Vol. 10. P. 90
Army
Vol, ?. P. 5s2; Vol. 25. P. $50; Vol e.
Ambulance. Vol. /. P. sol.
Officers. Vol. 20. 7. i5.
Staff. Vol Is. 7. 752.
Supply and transport, Vol. Is, p. III.
Uniforms. Vol q. /. bs2
War organization. Vol. IS, I. 3O5.
Billeting. Vol. 3, 7. 934.
CAPITAL punishment. Vol. 5, 7. $50.
Provost marshal, Vol. %. L. DIG.
Nursing reserve, Vol. 10. y. DIG.
Veterinary corps. Vol. 20. P. s;Voi.
20. 7. 20.
Also see Army in In de1 undermined
States. England. France. Ger
many. Russia. Italy. Austria Iur-
key, ETC., Tor details
Artillery
Vol. 2. P. 6s5: Vol. 2, p. ess; Vol.2,
7. COO. Vol. 2. 7. COS.
Ammunition, Vol. |. p. s66.
French. Vol. ?. L. els; Vol. ?. 7. 6O2;
Vol ~. p. $40.
German. Vol. 10. T. as.
Horse artillery. Vol. .. 7. 56S; Volt,
=. SO.
Infantry. Vol. Il. P. SCI; Vol. H. P.
59.
Naval. Vol. 20. p. 200; Vol. 20. P. 2o3.
Tactics. Vol. 26. p. 3is.
BeMgsrency
Vol. s. P. 500; Vol. 10. p. az; Vol. 3.
P.3i2
Blockade
Vol. 4. p. %: Vol 10. T. 3l5.
Neutrality. Vol. IA. 7. ~.
Torpedo. Vol. p. p. 81.
Captive
Vol. 8. P. 2a5.
Capture
Vol. 5. P. 2sa; Vol. %. P.3l,.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-16
SheriH,s Sale.

GEORGIA-Sumter County.
Will be sold before the court house
door in the city of Amerieus, said state
and county, on the first Tuesday in
August, 1917 within the legal hours Of
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
the following described property, to-
wit:
Lot of land No. PIP in the 9th dis
trict of Sumter county, Georgia, con.
tanning 2O2 and one-half acres, more
or less.
Levied upon and will be sold as the
property of Mrs. Leila C. Arthur to
satisfy certain City Court fl ia in fav-
or of the Chickamauga Trust Company
VS.. Mrs. Leila c. Arthur.
Tenant in possession notified in
terms of the law, this 10th day OF
July, 1917.
LUCIUS HARVEY Sheriff.