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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
POULTRY AND rETs

IMPERIAL BARRED ROCK egEi 4. y
! Thonrs0r Ftfa|r. unmOktn Tor ~
y.au Won boz even Ahow cnteftdi
blues Al angle tfOE 81 per lbi hbo PEI
70 Mfs 3 , suIvsn Yukon. Okla
s66 -gIIr-N N,N7v Persian male cat
Mani. 30, 30 West IAN -
I ~ Pyr Roru Won every nrt prize Al
ao4 grs.IaI SHOW Oklahoma Guy
.ss, {, ssttng Vs. C. Harvell Chieka'
ska. Oah
F6R -sI.TTiSg BIOS call Al Sanitary
Egg Faru 1910 S. gt'f or ihons "
TV0E0rlHRRFr single Comb Red
err 8 40 sstUng . u" oooaAfu'
walnut 1883
sISG.r .uW Wffg lSrhorn srrs
chickens direct from f"ffE .so''sst-'ts
~, n,''t C,gss HII ~ w 2ith. Ma
a's ic,
FDEeAIE-g d Hur OrpinEton esq, 8
psr 10 1f 81 per ssiung Address MT
s. y sfsfrrr. o. > Olt'hs, Kan.
rUgpprgWHrED white tsghorn srEs
yrIrF strain ssIt 10 be me hest In me
o. s. &, M seffrF. g. 100 4 " Nelson,
,,,5 rsosr H.yd walnut "is.J -
E.Hg rrIfNaTuS srgs s. 90 per sst'
rrr Prone walnut ills
Many chicks HAIRED Rocks. Rhodo
fs.rF Red, fis0 hHirNrg sgrs rom
g ~ Wftt LEMONS Phone %L-bz.
a Fsrr.rr. GO r. r
FUG SALE Bsalu'li canary. walnut
T.F -rkLE-Ors hundred provn i,eg-
horn agrr hens. s. 20 each Phone
I.rrs EEu HEtGlAS HAnEs ist f9r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
Texas
Arkarsas
Missouri

GREAT RARGAINS-I5 down. s. month
~ buvs a. acres. good fruit and poul-
try land. near town, southern Missouri.
Price only $500 Address Box 2s9,
Springfield. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma
GRASS LAND

$50 acres good grass under one fence
good water, scales, pens and ranch
house Price so per acre.
ID. l.. HARNESS a SON.
Or \Et1ytr Il1IV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES


800 REWARD
For information leading 20 recovery oi
my Buick AutomIb blee stolen on ifs night
Of March H. II vas a fyc-passs rgrF
model X IS, HI.cyl.ndsf. engine 10
siss6J. Rail No 1Gli2s The rmrfTtrry
braks rod on the fight-hard sids va
disconnected and vas tied with wire i0
the other rod The bow clamp on right
hand side was broken. but could stI BE-
used 10 clamp bows down In addition 20
the above reward ior recovery o. car.
win give 800 for arrest ana conviction
Of thieves NOTIFY Fioyd Cooper Mas.
Vile, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
OF CITY.


WANT 10 rent or lease tho dining room
ana restaurant OF the WeHtland H0teI.
Wichita Falls, Texas, 90 some good. fc.
liable man, who IN fully capable OF
handling "a fifst-Class place nothing bu.
competent men need apply this il an
exceptional opportunity wiley wyatt
GARAGE Tor sale, doing good business
ON OLhTk ttil, Invoice about 81 ONN
nirr clean STOCK In finh granite building
IOKlOO feet, plate glass font. one other
rrfnge ~ town of LOO rent on above
bullduN 1850 per month. reason FOR sell
INK, northwest better suited Tor health Of
ilmily Nuto GfuHito Motor car Co..
Granite, Okla
A bLACksMlTl shop Tor sale. plenty
work Tor two men, write or phone 5
Denton, lndano.a, Okla
FOR SALE-Two-cha barber s6op.
buHlncss good good reason Tor selling
H. w. Ross, Falrvicw, Okla.
FOR SAlE-Drug store In II good, live
tOwnNof 600 population. In southwestern
Oklnhomat owner drafted, 1917 sales III
OO0' KoNlll. Nyrl and Eastman Kodak
agencies, no competition. terms 10 right
parties. n D. care Oklahoman.
tOK SALE-tl.UIU general merchandise.
Good town main line Santa Fc. Il.auO
groceries, no old stock Must sell account
lrnlth Llherd discount Address Box
49, rnoll. okla.
lOR sALE-A well equipped garage In
CludlnR all sorts Of machinery f1r re-
pair work. large building. wei located
and doing q good business Rent Chenp
luilding VIII house sixty cars Good
terms 10 right party Advise Box 6sl 81
Reno. Okla
RESTAURANT FIXTrREs with foun.
tain, for snlo. See C. T.. johnson, Crcs-
cent. okla
MIAMI. okla 2l-room hotel. rates 81 90.
rcpt $500 month Tor furniture and pos
session, s. 300. Money maker az once
j w. RolIlon. Miami Okla.
FOR SALE or TRADE Shoe shop
write or cali on A y. Jones, Box l3j
FUR SALE A good thre~-chsif barber
shop In good 1.-Two town, doing "a paving
business, reason for selling have Other
business. NOmUn H.uds, Strong Cty
Odu.
FON SALE Saratoga cafe, L1wtou
oS,ln average run per dIF $3.50, Will
sell cheap. Investigate, good location.
good lease seating capacity eighty cdh-
ionmcnt camp
WANTED phyacIan to locate. present
one called 10 army. must Doe good man,
nothing 10 buy, must net quickly Write
" a. Waite. Lamar, Okla.
FOR SALE-Clsau and up-to-dnte stock
" hardware IN best town In oklahoma.
"a nrc opportunity. reason for selling,
poor health Address g. " Murphy.
FOR SALE suburban grocery. good Joe
cation. cheap rent, monthly sales 81 500
To $500; going TO the farm. J q. West
thIrksha, Okla
FOR SNLr,-Meat market and frocery
Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-15
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
OIL GEOtOGIST
NA ~ r.uI

1913 Colcord Bldg Phone Wal ,Os.
STOCKS FOR SALE-IO0 shares Hoff.
man on refining 300 100 HaToun
Motors. $3.50; 100 Oklahoma Salt $500;
800 Glcnrose on. 7jc Telegraph orders
WIN buy American on and Refining,
White Rock OIL Hun Copper A. l. Dell
hoI LiltIo Rock AK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Gas CONTAINS
THIRD LESS or
HEAT-M0LINARD
Is 80 Percent Less Than Two
Years Ago, Says Manager,
LIGHT CASE HEARING UP
Companies Get Electricity at
Less Than Half of Cost,

Gas now being used in Oklahoma City
contains 70 percent less heat units than
II did two year, ago and is less eff.
cient 10 that extent in the manufacture
Of electricity. II was brought out today
on testimony Of W. X. Molinard. man.
ager Of the Oklahoma Ga, n Electric
company before the state corporation
commission in the electric rate case.
Bills Half OF Cost.
Another striking point brought out
al todays hearing was the fact that
large cotton oil and milling companies
in Oklahoma City ar. using in excess
Of $4,000 killowat hour, Of electricity
a month and are paying less than half
Of the cost OF producing the current
This was the testimony OF Henry VIII
mering, a director OF the Oklahoma Gas
X Electric company.
The taking Of testimony In the case
was closed at II 20 o'clock this morn
ing, after a closing plea by c. B. Ames.
counsel for the company, that an In!
creased rate for electricity as asked by
the company should be allowed today.
so that bills for February service might
be based on a higher charge. The com
did not indicate whether an
order in the case would be mad, today.
Tslli Of Gas Units.
Mr. Molinard testified that an snaIy-
SIS of natural gas made yesterday in
Oklahom. City showed that the product
contained 7I British thermal units.
He said gas formerly had been sup
posed to contain at least go British
hernia units, and Ccmmis sioner Camp
hsi1 vhssell aissrtst that the Gas In
l9l6 must have contained as high as
90 units.
On the testimony Of Mr.. Molinard il
Tas shown that gas was used exclusive
y in the manufacture Of electricity on
only four days in January of this year,
January |. z 4 and "a. The number
VI cubic feet that il took 10 produce n
tilowatt hour Of electricity on each Of
Continued on Page 2, Column s)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Inferior Meat
Sold 10 Army

CHICAGO, Feb. 28-Various angles
Of packers activities were treated TO-
day by Francis J. Heney counsel for
the federal trade commission, in its in
yestigation Of the meat packing indus
try Letters were read telling Of ei-
forts made by Cudahy & Co., to OBJ
tain permission from the food admin
istration to include Check meat" in
deliveries on army contracts This
meat ordinarily is not included in the
grades on which are Offered for the
army
Reports Of Armour Swift and Nor.
ris with COL Kniskern Of the Chicago
depot quartcrmaster's department rela-
tive to changing the grades Of bacon so
that backs and shoulders might be in
cluded in army bacon were also men
toned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
GREETERS TO SET
CONVENTION DATES

The local organization of the Greet
ers Of America held It's regular BIZ
monthly meeting luncheon In the Skirvin
hotel At noon today. The Greeters arc
trying to perfect a plan whereby two
large conventions may not be held in
Oklahoma City at the same time, IN
order to be able to furnish plenty OF
hotel accommodations. AT present there
are az many as three or four conven-
tions in progress at the same time.
which prevents hotel accommodations
Tor all in attendance The Greeters are
taking the matter up with the Chamber
OF Commerce and are also contemplate
ing the installation Of an information
hotel bureau for conventions for the
coming year G. h. Parker made
short address. A. NJ Young, president
OF the local organization. presided.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
JOPLIN TO PITTSBURG
RAIL SERVICE RESUMED

PITTSBURG, Kan, Feb 28-Car
service on the lines of the Joplin &
Prttsburg Railway company will be re-
Sumed tomorrow morning This an
nouncement was made by the company
this afternoon.
The company announced that union
men only would he employed in operat-
ing the cars. The carmen employed
by the company suspended work two
weeks ago last Tuesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
County Food
Administrator
Russell Quits
Press Of Other War Work
Forces Resignation No
Successor Named,

The resignation Of C. II. Russell Of
the Russell Jobbers Mills as county
food administrator was accepted this
morning by d.. S,rauon y. Brooks
state administrator, after DR.. Brooks
had tried for two weeks to get Mr.
Russell to reconsider his resignation
No successor has been appointed.
The press Of other war work made Il,
impossible for Mr Russell to continue
as administrator, he said. He is now
chairman Of the conservation committee
Of the county council OF defense and
when the third Liberty Loan campaign
opens all his time will be taken up in
that work
Mr.. Russell says that the government
food regulations have been observed in
Oklahoma county better than in any
other county in the state, so far a. he
knows. He says that the people have
on the whole proved very patriotic, and
he Is highly gratiiied with IN. ready
response with which the food admins.
tration has been received in this county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Overman Bill Is
Before Committee;
0. K. Is Expected

WASHINGTON, Feb 28-Consid.
Grafton Of the administration bill pro-
posing to give President Wilson great
cr freedom in co.ordinating executive
departments and agencies, was begun
today in the senate judiciary commit
tee, but action was postponed although
favorable recommendation by a d.
yided vote is expected
The committee was advised today
that the two principal reofganiratons
planned by the president are to cen
traliIe material purchasing and con
solidation in one agency Of all labor
problems, including labor supply and
hnmAin0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
JAPAN MAKES BID
FOR j. s. AID. IN
SIBERIA ACTION
Foreign SeCretay'S Speech
Has Only One Meaning,

WASHINGTON, Esb, 2S,xIans6's
move to deyelop ,,he iagsHg tWVR a.
lies toward a proposal fof john midi
tary operations in Siberia to keep the
vast stores at Vladivostok and also the
Trans Siberian railway from falling in
to the hands of the German invaders of
Russia, was widely discussed today
among diplomats and officials but all
were reluctant to give opinions for pub
lication.
Only One Meaning.
Opinion IA London that the declara-
tion by the japanese foreign minister.
Count Motono. in the Japanese diet.
could only be interpreted as a declara-
tion that Japan was about to inter
vene, was regarded as further evidence
OF the negotiations now proceeding be
tween the co-belligerents TO make the
action of an, International character,
probably including the participation Of
American forces.
While all officials here are silent and
disposed to minimize discussion of the
subject, it is known that exchanges of
opinion are going on with the subject OF
a perfect understanding between Japan,
the United States and the other co-bel-
ligerentS, which would make the plan of
Joint action wholly acceptable to all
and thoroughly define its extent and
duration
Opposed By Russians
Russian representatives here oppose
the Japanese in Siberia, but the CO.
belligetents are thoroughly alarmed lest
the vast quantities of supplies piled up
at Vladivostok, bought and paid for
with American cash, should fall into
the hands of the Germans.
Announcement was made in Washing
ton Wednesday that Japan had sound
ed the entente powers and the United
Continued on Page 2, Column 3.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Examinations Held
for City Positions

Competitive examinations for several
city offices were held at the city build
ing today under the supervision Of the
civil service board of which G. +.
Lindsay is chairman. Seven men took
the examination and the ones making
the highest grades in the different
branches will be awarded the positions
which are open.
The positions for which the examina-
tions were held today are: Assistant
city engineer, salary Sl7S per month
craftsman, salary $40 per month /;
foreman field party, salary, 800 per
month; inspector. salary $8S a day
assistant craftsman, 800 per month, and
axman, salary $50 per month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
CONVENTION HALL PLAN
OF FRANK NJ. GAULT

During the live stock convention here
next week Frank NJ Gault Of the state
agricultural board will launch a cam
paign for the formation of an organils-
tion Of business men to build big con-
vention hall in Oklahoma City at cost
Of Sl2SOO0 Mr. Gault proposes that
the money be raised by the sale Of stock
at 500 a share and that eone of the
officers Of the organization he paid. all
the money being used for the building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
City Bank Clearings
ShowLarge Increase

Bank cearings in Oklahoma City
for the week ending today at noon and
also for February show a decided in
crease when compared to the CORE
spending week Of 1917 and to February
1917 The clearngs fos the week end.
ing today at noon amount to 8,jSj.6l4-
II while for the corresponding week
last year they amounted to only s.,
OIL .46780 For February, 1918, the
cleaings totalled Sjj,8G77lS,S4 while
for February, 1917. the clearngs
amounted to S20.94S.74o0S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Firemen Would
Adopt Ouerau
Uniform Here
Men Unable to Pay $50 \
$35 for Blue Suit Brooks
Tells Mark Kesler,
Ro. NJ ptooA eh,.,ak n.

Ross M. Bfoo& chiefh ne fire
department, today appealed to Mark
II. Keslsr, commissioner Of public
safety, for permission 20 substitute
an overall uniform for the present
blue uniform now being worn by the
members OF the city fire depart
ment. Mr. Kesler asked that Chief
Brooks appoint a committee to OBJ
tain samples Of overall uniforms
which would be serviceable for the
firemen and to submit the samples
TO him
Chief Brooks said that the mem
bers Of the fire department were
unable to pay $40 or SjS for uni
form at this time with everything
else so high and that to hold
number OF the most efficient men of
the department II would be almost
necessary TO adopt an overall uni
form for the department
Chief Brooks and Tony Myers,
assistant chief, advised Mr.. Kesler
that overall uniforms had been
adopted recently for the firemen OF
a number OF the eastern cities and
the indications are that the new
uniform will be adopted for the de-
partment here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Probe Is Begun
Into Sinking of
u. S. Naval Tug

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 28-Rear
Admiral Tappan, commsndant of the
Philadelphia navy yard, has begun an
investigation into the sinking of the
naval tug Cherokee on orders from
Washington Twenty-nine members Of
the crew, including Junior Lieutenant
Edward N Newell the commander Of
the vessel, were lost when il founderel
off the Maryland coast.
Lieutenant Newell's wife and Mrs
Elvira Martin, wife of A. A. Martin, a
second-clas petty officer. who was res
cued from the sea after the disaster,
declared here today that their husbands
had repeatedly informed them that the
Cherokee was unseaworthy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
McAdoo Was Dred
by Enemy Alien
When in Argentina
Arguments After To-day.

WASHINGTON, Feb 28-Decision
in the case Of Count Minotto, son-in-
law Of Louis T Swift, the meat packer.
charged with being an enemy alien is
being held up while there is further
review Of the evidence which caused
his arrest
Officials describe Mnottos case as
an unusual one The evidence shows
that while Secretary McAdoo was in
Busnos Aires as head of the interna-
'ional high commission cutivating re-
\ tions with pan-America, Minotto
\ tertained him. Mnotto contends
NJ at his connection with German banks
as severed some time ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Thought Lost
in Torpedoing of
Hospital Vessel

LONDON, Feb, B-The British hos
pitsl ship Glenart Castle had 1882 per-
sons on board, Il is stated unoffieially,
when she went down Tuesday in the
Bristol channel. Three parties, ag-
gregating 8 have been landed at
Swan,es. Milford and Pembroke. None
OF the Others have been heard from. The
missing include about seven female
nurses.
Survivors Of the Glenait Castle,
landed at Swansea, declared the ship
was torpedoed by submarine. No sub
marine wa, seen by them but a din
light was seen on the surface Of the
water before the ship was shaken by
an explosion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Rate Making Will
Stay in Hands of
Commerce Board

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28-The house
today amended the railway control bill
to place the rate-making power in the
interstate commerce commission. The
vote was l64 to l5 As reported by
the house interstate commerce commits
sion, the bill rcpo'ed that power in the
president The senate made a similar
amendment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Favors
Votes for Women,
He Tells Senate

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator
Gallinger of New Hampshire, the re-
publican senate leader openly declared
himself in favor of the woman suffrage
constitutional amendment today and told
the senate he hoped it would pass 1t
already has passed the house.
Other republicans who were counted
IN the doubtful column were said today
to be leaning toward supporting the
amendment since conferences Yesterday
with Chairman Hays Of the republican
national committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
lola, kan., Also
Feels Tornado

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb B-A
severe windstorm which struck lola,
Kan, and vicinity late las, night de,.
troyed a smelling plant at lola and an
other al Carlisle, four miles north Of
that place, according to meager report,
receiver here today All wire com
munication Is reported severed in and
around lola.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
ESthOnlan Troops
Go Over TO Huns

BERLIN, Feb. B.-Germsny's mill
tary operations on the northern Rus
sian front are taking their normal
course, the German general staff an
nouncea today Another Esthonian
regiment has placed itself under com
mand Of the German staff.
In Minsk the Germans captured 5000
rifles and 1000 machine guns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
HOOVER APPOINTS
COFFEE CONTROLLER

WASHINGTON, Feb 28-George
w Lawrence, president Of the New
York coffee and sugar exchange, was
put in charge by the food administra-
tion today of the distribution Of all
coffee in the United States. He will see
that imports are apportioned properly
among the trade
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
LENRO0T TO RUN
FOR U. S. SENATE

WASHINGTON Feb 28- Repre-
sentative Irvine l. Lenroot republican,
Of Wisconsin. today authorized his
friends at Madison TO file his nominal
ton papers as candidate for the United
States senatorshp to succeed Paul
Iusing. who died last October lie
announced the sole issue would he 10y.
aliv 10 the government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
TWO MEXICANS WOUNDED
BY CROSS RIVER FIRE

FL PASO, Texas. Feb PA Mex
can federal sergeant and private sol
dler were wounded late yesterday by
United States cavalry patrols in an ex-
change of shots across the Rio Grandc
cast Of lsleta twelve miles from mere
The Mexicans opened fire on a patrol
party OF eight cayalrymen who returned
the fire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Russians Call
Men 10 Arms

LONDON. Feb, 28-The council Of
peoples eommisssties, according TO a
Reuter- dispatch from petrograd, has
issued. another call to arm, in tho
course Of which il is declared the Ger
man invaders are arresting the work
mems and soldiers councils, shooting
captured Red Guards and armng Ger.
man and Austrian prisoner, In the
Ukraine, The proclamation asserts
that the troops at the front have now
pulled themselves together and are re-
SlstlnR the inYa.inn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
CArtoonist Carter Disu.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. B-Robert
Carter, rartoonist OF the Philadelphia
Press, whose work was familiar to
newspaper readers throughout the coun-
try, died suddenly today. Late last
night he became suddenly III from an
arterial aiIment. Mr. Carter was forty
four years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
FORMER SECRETARY OF
NAVY IS SERIOUSLY I'LL

BOSTON, Feb 2s-Ceorge Won L.
Meyer, formerly secretary OF the navy,
is seriously i'll at his home in this city.
It was said at Mr.. Meyers office that
while his condition was serious, il was
not regarded as critical
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Two Reported
Dead in Storm
In Oklahoma
Property Damage at Fairfax
From Tornado Is Declared
Great Wires Down,

PAWHUSKA, Okla, Feb 28.-(Spe
elalJ-Iwo person, are reported to
have been killed last night At Fairfax,
Okla, twenty miles from here. when a
tornado struck that place. A large
amount oi property damage wa, done
by the wlnd'Iorm, according to meagef
reports received here
All telephone and telegraph line,
were stripped during the storm. and up
to noon today no direct communication
with Fairfax was had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Living Cost Is
Up Two Percent
Since December

WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-Another
Z percent added to the retail prices
Of food from Dec. IS, 1917 to Jan. IS,
1918. made total Of rs percent which
the cost Of living advanced in the year
ending on the latter date