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ABOUT THE WAR.

Russian peace proposal accepted by
Germany.
British forces force wedge OF six
miles into German lines.
Sickness in camps IL officially re.
ported by the government.
British continue consolidating gains.
though the Germans fight desperately.
Number Of German prisoners taken
by the British reaches the 5000 mark.
Berlin claims that attacks on lnchy
Banteux and Moeuvres were repulsed
Arrival Of American troops In
France has been proceeding as per
schedule.
In Palestine the British are closing
In on Jerusalem. The site of the an.
Client Mixpah. some eight miles west
Of jerusalem. was carried by storm.
Capture Of 1900 Austrians who
crossed the Piave river IL announced
In . message from Gen. Diax. the ltal
ian chief. to his army.
received by cable.
The Italians claim to have repulsed
many attacks Of the Austro. Germans
between the Brcnta and Piave rivers
Venice reports that the bursting Of
shells has been heard there.
The Bolshcviki Press Agency Of.
ficiaily reports from Petrograd that
all Of Premier Kcrsnsky's troops have
surrendered and that the Bolshevikl
also have gained . complete victory
At MOSCOW.
Gen. Sir Herbert Plumer. command.
or Of the Second army corps. which
has been in the thick Of the fighting
In the Yprcs battle. has been appoint.
cd commander Of the British forces In
Italy.
The British have won another
smashing victory near Cambria. cap.
turing the village Of Bourbon and
most Of Bourbon wood after sanKui
nary fighting. Press reports tell OF
the terror cast over the German ar.
tillery ranks ~ . maN; OF tanks
crawled on toward them. The British
airmen aided the infantry In their I'd.
vance.
Near vordun the French have cap
tursd first and second line trenches
from the crown princes army. and
have taken prisoner more than 800
Germans and won several deep dug.
outs. This SUCCESS followed several
attempts OF the crown prince 70 ad
vance. The Petain forces In large
numbers suddsnly burst into the Ger.
man trsnches.
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Minor Mention.

Longmont Is starting . flag pole
fund.
Farmers are urged not to dispose Of
calves.
Thirty-five German citizens regis
tered in Pueblo.
Changes to be made In bread prices
to benefit consumer.
Government expert in Pueblo look
ing over sites for recuperation camp.
Amzi e. Moyn. IS years old and q
pioneer of Denver, died in Los An
geles.
The Pueblo city council has appro
priated $34G,070 for city maintenance
In 1918.
Protests against prices charged for
Colorado Ignite sent to Washington
and increase granted.
. Controversy breaks out between fac.
ulty and students at Agricultural Col
lege at Fort Collins.
Ten factories of the Great Western
Sugar Company paid the growers &c.
952.S09 for beets during October.
The Oak Greek reservoir. near
Ouray. which is nearing completion,
will cost In the neighborhood Of $500.
There has been a remarkable mum.
Der Of fatalities this year In the ranks
OF old-time settlers Of southern Colo.
RADIO.
Denver residents Sunday visited the
capitol to pay their last respects to
former Governor James Hamilton
Peabody.
Coal at Alamosa 10 now 1925 per
ton for lump and 37.75 for nut coal.
The price is Is cents ton higher
than last winter.
The Denver. Boulder & Western
railway. which has no Denver connec.
ton. except through other lines. is to
attempt to go out Of business.
Two carloads OF the new municipal
organ for the Denver auditorium have
been shipped from the Wurlitzer fac.
tory in North Tonawanda, N, Y.
Over 10000 packages of tobacco
have been sent to American soldiers
and sailors abroad by contributors to
the Denver Sammy Smokes fund.
A threshing outfit consisting Of a
separator and its equipment, owned by
Walter Saunders, was destroyed by
fire. while threshing wheat south of
Norwood.
Fifty-six comfort kits Of the design
approved by the government has been
sent to as many boys from Alamosa
county who are in the service, and
fifteen more.
State authorities have been notified
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T, that the numbers of cattle found lying
dead on the forest ranges above South
park is far too large for customary
natural causes.
Considerable excitement was caused
in Pueblo by rumor that the Colum.
bine Oil Company had struck oil a,
Wildhorse park, fifteen miles north.
west OF Pueblo.
Coincident with the announcement
that the building Of canning factory
on Beaver Park is an assured fact
came the further news that Penrose
is to have electric lights.
A dog with rabies attacked children
playing in the grounds Of the Fair.
mount school in Denver, bit two of
the children and the principal, and
was killed by school boys.
The knights Of Pythias OF Colorado
held reception in Denver in honor
Of the official visit to Colorado Of
John J. Brown of Vandalia, ILL.,, su-
preme chancellor OF the order.
The Five Fields Oil Company of
Denver, purchased a drilling outfit at
Florence and shipped 1t to Seibert,
where the company will upon the ad-
vice Of biologists do extensive drill.
ing for oil.
Littleton and Englewood were literal
ly rocked by an explosion that was
heard for several miles when an EN-.
ploye Of the Hercules Powder Com
pany touched off about 800 pounds of
giant powder that had been con.
demned.
One of the largest oil shale projects
Of Colorado got under way when pa
pers for $1O.OOO.O0O corporation were
filed in the name of the Columbia OIL
shale and Refining Company. The
concern represents capital from Colo
RADIO. Tennessee and Chicago.
An exhaustive survey Of Colorado's
oil possibilities is to be undertaken
by the state Dec. 1. when geologists
and field men begin the collection of
data already In hand but not compiled,
and also make careful investigation
of recent developments In many parts
of the commonwealth.
Convinced that q malicious effort 10
being made by pro-Germans in Dem
yer to undermine the work of the Red
Cross. a determined campaign has
been put on foot by officers of the
Denver chapter to run down and prose-
cute originators of false stories about
the Red Cross.
With q check of the books of the
Italian.American bank in Denver,
showing the three youthful bandits
secured about twice the amount of
booty originally charged to them, the
police redoubled their efforts to To-
cate the men.
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A dispatch from Berlin says En-.
peror william has approved bills for
Prussian suffrage reforms and for
changes in the composition OF the up.
per House OF Parliament.
At a meeting Of the board OF trus
tees Of Franklin and Marshall College
al Lancaster. Pa. Count Bcrnstorfrs
name WAS stricken from the rolls. The
degree OF doctor OF laws was con.
fcrred upon him In 1912.
German attacks In the near future
on American coast cities were pre-.
dic,cd by Rear Admiral Robert f.
Pcary In nm address In New York be.
fore u large gathering OF newly en-
franchIscd women on the topic Of
aerial defense.
Capt. Frank T.. Kleinschmidt. wide
~ known ~ an Arctic explorer. was
arrested In New York by detectives nj
tachcd TO the bomb squad" on the
technical charge Of having violated
the penal law by having . revolver In
his possession.
The National War Work Council OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton announced ut New York that the
grand total Of the nationwide wa,
fund campaign 10 3i9.eo9.%ll. Thi,
exceeds by nearly $4,000. 900 the s35.
OOO. 900 goal set At the beginning oi
the campaign on Nov. ~.
Al Kitchener. Ont. hootine. peer
ing. kissing and cheering for the op
position leader. . crowd Of 5000 PEG
pic. some Of them armed. howlcd down
Sir Robert Borden. prime minister Of
Canada. when he appeared to set forth
Ia . federal election campaign In the
case Of union government and compul
sorry military service.
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News Summary of the Past Week

With the aid of the French ambasss
dor. N. Jusserand. q reformation In
women's dress styles for 1918, which
will have . saving Of rs per cent In
the amount Of material used, ha,
been effected by the commercial
economy board of the council Of ma
tional defense. Mems clothing styles
also have been simplified and to Z
great extent standardized, with 4
saving Of about 40 per cent In ma
terial.
Twcnty.four militants Of the Won
ans party. serving terms in the Dis
trict Of Columbia workhouse at DC
coquan. Va. for picketing the White
House. appeared before Federal
Judge Waddill at Alexandria, Va, In
habeas corpus proceedings. through
which they seek their liberty. illegal
conviction and transfer from the Dis
trict Jail to OccoQuan prison. and
cruel and inhuman treatment by the
OccoQuan authorities were charged.
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Ex-C0V. PEABODY DEAD
susMIT1Ep TO OPERATION FROM
WHICH he NEVER RALLIED.
Passes Away In Denver After Three
Weeks illness, surrounded BY
F..,iIy and Friends.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Wsstsra Newspaper Union News Service
Denver-James Hamilton Peabody,
ex-governor Of Colorado. died Friday
morning at the Wilella apartments.
1886 Vine street. Death followed an
illness Of three weeks. A week ago
he submitted to an operation, from
which he never completely rallied. His
wife, his physician, DR.. Edmund J. A.
Rogers; = nurse and several close
friends were at the bedside At the
end.
Mrs. Peabody was constantly at her
husbands side in his last illness.
Three children. all well known In
Colorado. survive him. They arc
James Clslland Peabody. the only son.
who 10 an officer In training at Linda
Vista, CAL; two daughters. Mrs.
James Grafton Rogers, formerly Cora
Peabody. and Mrs. Cuthbert stearns.
wife of Mai. Stearns Of the United
States army, who was formerly Miss
Jessie Peabody. A nephew. VIII H.
Peabody. son Of the former governors
brother. Jesse Peabody, lives at Glen
wood Springs.
Born at Topham. Orange county.
Vermont. on Aug. 81. 1852. James
Hamilton Peabody came OF line Of
sturdy English stock. his immediate
ancestors having come from Hartford.
shire early in the seventeenth century
to settle In the colonies.
When he was 20 years old, In 1872,
Mr.. Peabody came to Denver and b.
came an employee Of mercantile
house near what was the center Of the
city at that time. He remained here
three years. then went to Canon City.
entering the employ Of James Clel.
land. . merchant Of that city. Later
he became 4 partner. and finally pur.
chased the entire business. marrying
his employers daughter. Miss Frances
Lillian Clelland. in 1873.
He was leader in the political, in.
dustrial. and social life Of the com.
munity. Scarcely any commercial or
Industrial enterprise Of consequence
was launched that he was not identi.
fled with 1t. He organized Canon City
Electric Light and Power Company,
the Canon City water works. various
banks and other business enterprises.
Accepting the nomination Of the
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SPORT.

Wisconsin triumphed over Chicago,
Is 10 0. In the final game of the Big
Ten at Chicago.
The Army wound up its football
season at West Point. N. Y. by beat.
ing Boston College 10 to Z.
James Henisan Of the Dorchester
Club at Boston wrested the national
senior cross country championship
from Villir Kyronen OF the Mill Rose
Club. New York.
The University Of Denver team. the
only undefeated college eleven In the
state. will play the undefeated Utah
Aggies in Denver the second Saturday
after Thanksgiving II the challenge Is
sued by the Utah team is accepted
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stat. Health soard Helps soldiers.

The COIOrAdo Board Of Health,
through It's secretary. Or. Eric f.
Kennedy. announced It's intention 10
cooperate In every way with the com.
mittec on health and recreation Of
the Colorado Council Of Defense look.
Ing to the moral protection and enter.
tainment Of the soldiers In Colorado.
Many inquiries coming from various
organizations over the state have been
received BY the health board, ursins
that body TO use its influence In help.
Ing TO protect the soldier In uniform
srom Immoral environment.
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Nearly 100000 for Y. NJ. c. A. Fund

Nearly $780, 900 for Y. N. c. A. Fund.
Denver-Both Denver and Colorado
0ver-subscribed their appointments
In the Red Triangle war relief fund.
Denver's grand total was reported as
3l87,l2s.5s at luncheon OF the
workers. Reports received at state
headquarters were that the states ap-
portionment Of 100000 had been over
subscribed $4,000.
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Dreams Man 10 Dead; Finds Body.
Pueblo.-A dream led Mrs. Charles
Shaw Of Independence. Kan. to hurry
to Colorado in search Of her husband,
who had gone to Cripple Creek She
found his body in the insane asylum
here. whore he died. In her dream.
she says. she saw him lying MUIR
dered, beaten to death.
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Alleged Auto Thieves Arrested.

Del Norte.-With the arrest and al.
legged confession Of one man here and
the detention at Amarillo. Tex. Of
three others. the district attorney be.
lieves he has discovered = gang Of
automobile thieves, perhaps fifty in
number.
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Aliens Being Registered.

Pueblo.-Samuel J. Burris. United
States marshal, came here to register
alien enemies. Thirty-five were reg
istered the first day OF the 200 who
are said to reside in the county.
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
IF. o. B. Denver. Carload Priee.)
Hay.

Hay.
Buying Prices-psr Ton.
Colo. upland. per ton ......2G0o0ooo
Nsbr. upland. per ton ....l6.000S%.oo
Prairie hay new CROP,
Colo. and Nebr., per ton. 1000 5!o0
Timothy, per ton .26.00Q!e00
Alfalfa (new CROP per ton 20.0o4!1e0
South Park, per ton 25.00Q!e00
Gunnison Valley. per ton. .23.00&16.0
Straw, per ton ........ 6.000 7.oe
Grain.
Oats, Nebr.. 100 lbs. buying ......2.14
Colo. oats, bulk, buying .........116
Corn chop. sack. selling .........4.13
Corn in sack. selling. $40
Bran, Colo. per 100 lbs. selling. .1.70
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HIDES AND I.ELTs.
Dry Hides.

Dry Hldes.
Flint butcher, Id. ............. g
Eunt lullen, 10. ....s.ss..s ID
Flint bull and stag. ID. 5000. -
Flint culls and glue, ID. 800. II
Salt hides, &c to &c ID. loss.
Horse hides l/2 to 2/3 price Of green
sailed.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


Prices Qustea for Metals.
New York.-1.ead-Se.37h
Bar Silver-Stkc.
Copper-Castins. S23.i7h.
London - Bar Silver - <Skd per
ounce.
81. Louis.-speitcr, S7.<3h.
Boulder.---Tunxsten concentrates, 60
ores. 60 per cent, $50. 90 " 1900; %. per
cent. $1,000 U 1880: 10 per cent, $40
y 1870 per unit.
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Dry Fiist Pelss.

WOO! peNo .................. -
Short wool pelts ............... 20
No. 2 murian sheurlinHs ........ 10
Bucks, saddles and pieces At value.
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henpolis.-flour-in carload lots.
fancy patents. 5000 wood; first
clears. 1886 juts; second clears. $500
Barlcy-Si.o:0 Isl.
kyr-1t.7bmi.7s.
BrRn-ta$00u $3.50.
Gotn-So. J yellow. .l3.os03ic.
0AtS-No. J white. 67M 6Sc,
Flax-1323h u 3.7sh.
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Chieass Oral. a.a Provide. Prices.

Chicago. - Corn - No. yellow.
42.02h.
oats,No white. Ok 07oSe:
standard. 70N G7ic.
Rye-So. 3, li.7b.
BArlcy-1b.00O 7.bO.
Clover-t20.OOU 1900.
l.ard-t?75b u 1850.
Nibs-S27tO
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ElNQ z.
DRESSED POULTRY.

Flsur.
Hungarian patent ................b.o
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, chicago.--Hogs--Buik. li7.So0ls.oo:
iiEh.. ,l7:.oaF;so; mi..d, iiloe
MisSa ii.s as' pigs. jsiHsv .osS ESQ rough
Cattlc-Nativc stsess. 1900 1900:
and feeders. lsioOi1.3S; cows and
1900.
.sh.ep-wethsrs. Ss7s0i3so; ewes.
VsoG n.+o: lambs. ti3.sSO i7.lo.
New fork.-Cotton-Middi 500:
psssmbcr. 1881. January, 1855; March.
$500; May. $3.50: July, t7.Sl.
PSsee 81 D09aS.
New York. = sugar = Raw, steady.
SSntfifugal, $50: no1Aoeeo So; 70.
ussd. STEADY: fine grenuiatsd. 6SS.
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Gree. Sailed Cared Hises, etc.


en- &c less than cured.
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Live Poultry.
EGGS.
Vegetables.

Apples. Colo. new fancy. box. l.5o62.s0
GeAISs SOlo. s4.S0V GOV
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-28
BIG RED R O
AUXILIARY IN
KELLYS DISTRICT

Nearly 100 residents of Kellys
district became members of the Grand
Forks Red Cross chapter at a meeting
recently held. in the town, hall at KEEL
lys. Miss Susan I. Maloney and Mrs.
T. J. Smith Of the extension depart
ment. Fl. 3. Finch, chairman Of the
Grand Forks county chapter, and%Mrs.
Finch, attended from this city and as
sisted in organizing a thriving auxili-
airy to the county chapter. In fact.
the ~exten.ion committee members re-
ported that they had not attended any
gathering for the purpose of organic
Ing a Red Cross group where there
was any more good, live patriotism on
tap or any more willingness to lido
things" than they found among the
Kelleys district residents
w. NJ. HckinsoA was named chair
man OF h new auxiliary, Mr. Fisher
is the treasurer, and 4. @. Dokken
was chosen as secretary. There will
be four circles, in as many different
school districts. working under the
Kellys auxiliary, and the chat men of
these various groups will meet with
the auxiliary officers and members
once eacl. month for instruction and
reports Of work. No work is to be
done before the first Of the year. and
members of the extension committee
will go out to a meeting early in jan
uary to give special instruction in the
making Of garments, and will get the
knitting under way.
At the meeting held %recentl:-, when
the formal organization was comp1et-
ed, H. E. Finch gave a talk on the
purposes and needs OF the Red Cross,
and Miss Maloney told some
thing of the work that would be Ia
ken up by the auxiliary.
* X X
The Bethesda Branch No. 2, will
meet Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs. Christ Running,
I624 Cherry street.
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Bedtime Stories
~ Dr. Warren 6. Partridge. "
1IAplY Coon GETS MORE PANTS
i FOR PETER RAB,n,lTrTIis.ss III ] ssa

It gave the storekseper, Mr.. Jim.
Grow, much trouble to find another
trouser leg for Peter Rabbit Ana
you would have snickered to have
seen Jimmy Coon Jump on the coun-
tiers in the clothing store, and paw
over all the garments trying SO
hard to find another garment which
would At Peters left fore-leg.
You remember that Mr. Jim Crow,
the storekeeper. had found beautiful
for three of, Peter Rabbits
legs And now the trouble was to
find 'one more trouser leg for Peter
Rabbit. You cam see for yourself
that IL you had four legs like Peter
Rabbit it would be much harder for.
YOU to buy pants for all four legs!!a
{ And 1t would have looked terrible
for Peter Rabbit to have gone out
for a walk, with three legs covered
with pants, and the fourth leg bare!
Mother Rabbit would never stand. for
that!
And Mr.. Jim Grow, the s%torekeeper,
nearly got sick paving owe his stock
of clothing, trying to find a lovely
garment for the other leg Of. Peter
Rabbit.
Suddenly Jim Crow gave a cry,
with his funny hoarse voice. Young
gentleman, I have found just the
garment I was looking for. oh, 1t is
very handsome!& 1t Is q splendid
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-28

waterproof garment. And the color
pants!" And Mr.. Jim Crow came
dancing along, with this elegant gar
ment over his right arm. And as
Mr.. Grow held up that splendid gar
ment in the light for Peter Rabbit
and Jimmy Coon to see, they both
danced a jig in pure delight.
And Peter Rabbit shouted. ooh,
Mr.. Grow. let me TRY on that lovely
garment at once! I cannot wait an
other ,minute!" And Mr.. Crow and
Jimmy Coon tugged and .tuggedN to
pull on the charming garment on
Peters left leg. 1t was ian awful
tight fit; but after much pulling and
stretching, it was on his leg all right.
And then Mr.. Jim Crow and Jimmy
Coon took Peter to look at himself
in the glass.
Well. Peter looked very handsome,
that he actually blushed. And Peter
asked Mr.. Crow. What do you cal
this cloth? Mr.. Grow, I never saw
such beautiful material in my life!
Where in the world did you buy it?'
And Mr.. Crow replied very proudly
Peter Rabbit, ], cannot tell you al
the secrets of my business, for Il
would: injure my trade!se But I have
known your good mother: for many
years. and I will tell you in perfeci
[cQnfidence, that I secured this par.
ticular garment at a great bargain
Of the famout Mr.. Water-Snake. Yot
See. that it is waterproof; and Il
you should step this leg in the water
your foot and leg would be perfectl,
dry"
Tomorrow-At Last Jimmy Gets
Peters Cnfhes.%
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS
Government Pictures.


The latest producer OF. motion pic
lures is the United States govern
ment. The mayors committee on
National Defense is distributing the
films in New York. Statistics pre-
sented by G.. Osgood Andrews, man.
ager Of the government films service
for the mayors committee, show that
many churches clubs and social or
CARNATIONS have arranged to display
the pictures. The five reels now
ready for presentation portray life in
three branches of national service.
1917 Recruit" pictures the work OF
making soldiers for the national army
out of the raw material provided by
the selective draft. United States
Navy Submarines' and Torpedo
Flotilla" show scenes aboard war
vessels and the working Of under-sea
boats. Soldiers of the Sea" is an ex-
position Of the business Of being in
the marine corps and Ready for the
Fight" delcribes trench warfare.
which, the men undergo before gerv-
ice in France. These pictures are to
date the only official government
films. They were taken by camera
men employed by the division Of
Aims of the committee on public in
formation. These men were afforded
special opportunities to take special
views Of the nations many war &C
tivities.
The second showing west OF thu
Allegheny Mountains OF the United
States government war films will sbs
at the Foto Play theater of this cit,
for two days. commencing Monday
December 81; matineos at 2:3N and
4:1b.i Night shows sat7:30 and 0.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-28
SHORTAGE OF
ARMY CLOTHING
AGANREVIEWED
Attributed to Belated De.
liveries as Result Of Gar
ment Workers Strikes. !

.r+.-- H.. w - ~ IL. LTt.4.--' . Il
Washington. Dec 81 - Criticism Of
the system Of raj department and
Council of National Defense in secur-
ing clothing and other supplies for the
army was sharply renewed by men,
bers of the senate military committee
today. during further examination Of
Major General Sharpe; quartermaster
general.
General Sharpe said in response to
questions that his approval Of con-
tracts negotiated by the councils sup
plies committee was to an extent per-
functory and none had ever been dis
approved. He defended the establish
ment Of the civilian committee, how
ever as a necessity because of the
enormous task involved in handling
war orders for the expanding army: :
Blames Strikes For Shortage.
Shortages Of winter. clothing, Gem
eral Sharpe attributed largely to be-
lated deliveries on account Of garment