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The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
Blame GREAT BRITAIN
FOR SHORTAGE OF FOOD
Cars All Engaged by British Admiralty.
Is CHARGE.

The Federal Trade Commission yester-
day outlined It's work In the event the
proposed appropriation OF 100000 for .
thorough Investigation of the causes lead
ing up to the present stupendous cost Of
food is enacted into law, and permission
to "go ahead" Is granted.
Both Houses of Congress and every
Executive department Of government were
active yesterday in the critical situation
which has arisen in the foodstuff mar
kets of the nation. In the Senate a reso-
hutton was introduced by Senator Borah,
Of Idaho, providing that 100000 be at
once appropriated for the relief of pres
snt distress and for the future investiga-
don Of causes which have led up to the
shortage Of necessities.
The problem OF transportation Of the
foodstuffs from the centers of supply to
the points Of greatest demand continued
as the dominating question before the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Information is in the hands OF the
commission showing that II has been
the recent practice Of the British ad-
mIralty to notify American grain ship
pers and the shippers of other neces-
ssry supplies that ships would be fur
nished and In waiting at North Allan
tic ports and when the goods arrived.
ready for shipment. to divert the ships
to other uses. In part, this practice
has been responsible for the freight
car congestion at Eastern terminals
and for the freight car shortage in the
West.
For some weeks the railways have
been permitting freight shipments to
move only to New York. This was on
the assurance that ships for trans
shipment to foreign seaports would be
IN waiting. On their arrival at New
York and other ports the goods have
been transferred to warehouses or
kept aboard the cars because of the
want of ships. This is the cause OF
the tie-up at New York and elsewhere.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
Sculpture, 1900 Years
Old, Smuggled to u. S.

Philadelphia, Feb. B.-A piece OF an
cient sculpture has been smuggled out
of Greece and just added to the collec-
ton of the University of Pennsylvania
Museum. this city While the museum au-
thorities are reticent about the valuable
acquisition. 1t Is limited that the relic was
stolen in Greece and broken in two
pieces.
Recognizing its value. the museum au-
thorities bought the sculpture land no
questions asked They admit they paid
several thousand dollars for it. The
two pieces have been put together so
skilfuIIy that the break does not mar
the beauty OF the piece.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
Capitol Clerks Battle
To Hear President Speak

Just before President Wilson ar
rived at the Capitol to discuss the
war situation with Senators and
representatives, an impromptu
war broke out between Senate and
House employees.
Senate employees stormed the door
on the Speakers lobby side of the
House and attempted to get in to
a point Of vantage in the door
ways Of the House chamber to lis
ten to the address.
Col. Bill Gormley and Lieut.. Col
Kenney, OF the Sinnott forces,
entered objection. Messages were
exchanged, but no agreement being
reached, the Sinnott recruits de-
clared a war zone and the Senate
employees were rudely forced be-
yond the door and lobby limits,
which means out into the corridors,
where they listened to the ap-
plause at the conclusion of the ad-
dress.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
PROHIBITION FUTILE,
SAYS REPRESENTATIVE
Will Not Prevent Drinking Here. He
Declares.

Declares.
!. "Whiskey book-makers" will be seen
here IL the District goes dry, according
to Representative Jacob d. Meeker, of
Missouri, who last night made q bitter
attack upon prohibition Congressmen In
an address before the Mid-City Citizens
Association. He spoke on every subject
from prohibition to railway problems.
government control of telephones. evan
gelists, prostitution and preparedness.
Representative Meeker declared that IL
the sale Of liquor 10 prohibited here.
young boys will quickly grasp 'the op-
portunity" to make money by becoming
"whiskey book-makers" and messenger
boys between here and Baltimore and
other wet communities.
"Fanatics at Capitol"
He declared that there are q bunch Of
ignorant fanatics on Capitol Hill who try
to legislate on railway problems, when
the only thing they know about railroads
Is that an engine is the front of train
and the caboose the rear"
1T Is Just as unjust to confiscate
liquor dealers property as It is to con-
fiscate the property Of a bank on the op-
posite corner,' he said.
III the prohibition bill goes through the
House in the form that 1t went through
the Senate, 1t will mean no more prohibi-
ton for the District than the present
laws do.
Drinking VIII Not Cease.
The bill, II passed. win not mean that
there will be any less drinking In the
District"
Here Representative Meeker asked his
audience: How many Of you men here
will stop drinking II the bill becomes a
law" Not one man answered.
kansas Is the most immoral and most
misrepresented State In the union. al
though it is supposed to be a model state
because of its prohibition laws" he de-
clared
No Use for Hypocrites.
II have no use for Congressman who
will get up on the floor and fight for pro-
hibition and at the conclusion OF their
speech run for their bottle or nearest
bar and tank up.
THE sanity Of this country is on the
blink. I am sick Of emotionalism which
finds expression in hallelujahs. There Is
too much misconducted religious enthusi-
asm, misguided fanaticism. pusillanimous.
sickening and sissified sentimentalism.''
The associati ton passed a resolution in
dorsing Representative Meekers re-
marks. They further announced their po-
sition as favoring a referendum.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
$50 A POUND REFUSED

Pittsburgh. Feb. S-Thirty dollars a
pound offered for live chickens was re-
jected today by the Humane Society," Gus
todisn OF thirty-seven birds taken in =
raid on a cockpit.
The fighting birds were gently killed
and sent TO hospitals.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
Pile of Butter Tubs
Was a Burglar Alarm

New York, Feb. 3.-The newest thing
in burglar alarms .s a pile OF butter tubs.
But it must be at least ten feet high.
Samuel Wischner. manager OF a dairy
branch who sleeps above the store. was
aroused early today by a humping and
rumbling which made him think first OF
Nightmares and then OF bombs.
He blew a police whistle from a win
COW. and on joining the Officers DOWN
stairs found the store had been entered
by a rear window. The thieves quarry
was a safe containing several hundred
dollars in the front of the store. One of
the intruders. however. had stumbled
against a pie OF butter tubs. sent them
rolling. and given the alarm. In their
haste 10 get away the intruders left a
choice collection OF tools
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27

Ten thousand acres of iron ore land
will be developed by a recently formed
company at Poplar Bluffs, Mo. A blast
furnace. a chemical plant and a con-
centrating plant will be built, cost
ing s6S0,00o.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27
USES ORGAN FOR FIREWOOp.

Tiffin. Ohio. Feb. &.-Music may have
charms in some directions, but it re>
mained for Roy Yeager to discover how
it could be utilized for fighting the Goa;
famine.
Yeager had used his last bit Of fuel.
The fire burned low. and he was at loss
to know just what to do when he noticed
the family organ that for many months
he had beeu trying to sell because of its
antiquity. He thought no more about
cash when mere cash would not buy fuel
The organ furnished several hours of
warmth for the family.
There are now In the British Isles S,2lS,-
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27

Little Rock (Ark0 unions assert that
the city is practically 100 per cent or
Eanized.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-27

There are now In the British Isles S,2lS,-
900 women employed outside their own
hanasa
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ME Gountp, 8Do., unberbeIiertes
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3n Ocrfanfen: - t40 afer Soma
&oItar0. 5arnt, 6 0eilen bon Conn.
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