The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-17
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 of its provisions given out by the fuel administration, follows
 Until further order Of the United States fuel administrator. all persons selling fuel in whatever capacity shall i've preference to orders or ueces- sary requirements
 A-Of railroads.
 B-Of domestic consumers. hospi- tals, charitable institutions and army and navy cantonments.
 Cor public utilities, telephones and telegraph plants
 D. Of ships and vessels for bunker purposes,
 E-Of the United States for strictly governmental purposes, not including orders from or for factories or plants working on contracts for the United states.
 For municipal, county or state governments for necessary public use.
 Cor manufacturers of perishable food, or of food for necessary imme- diate consumption.
 The order further provides that or January IS. t9. 20 2l and =, 1918, no fuel shall be delivered to any persons. firm, association or corporation for any uses or requir emt snotnine any uses or requirements not included in the foregoing list until the require ments included in the list shall have been first delivered 2--0n January IS, l9, %, 2l and 92, 1918, and also on each and every Monday beginning January 2s, 1918 and continuing up to and including March 25, 1918, no manufacturing plant shall burn fuel or use power driven from fuel for any purpose except A-Such plants as from their nature | must be continuously operated seven days each week to avoid serious in- fury 10 the plant itself or it's con tents
 B--Manufaoturers of perishable foods
 | Manufacturer of food not per ishable and not in immediate deman, who may burn fuel to such extent as is authorized by the fuel administrator of the state in which such plant f located or by his representative au thorized upon application by th' United States fuel administration.
 D-Printers or publishers of dail papers may burn fuel as usual ex cepting on every Monday from Jan uary 2l. to March 25. 1918, inclusive on which days they may burn fuel [ s9eh extent as is necessary to issu such editions as such papers custom arily issue on important national lega holidays and where such papers q nat issue any editions on holiday they are permitted to issue one edition on the said Mondays
 E-Printing establishments whic may burn fuel on January IS. l9, 2 and 22 to such extent as is necessar. 10 issue current numbers of magazines and other publications periodically is sued.
 On each Monday beginning Janaar, i2l. 1918. and continuing up to am including Monday, March 9. 1918, nt fuel shall be burned (aXcept to sucl eXtent as is essential to prevent in l jury to property from freesingl fol the purpose of supplying heat for 1 A--Any business or professional of fices except offices used by the United States. state. county or munic- ipal governments. transportation com panies, or which are occupied hy 1auke and trust companies or by physician, or dentists
 l Wholesaleor retail stores or nJ other stores. business houses or build | ines whatever except that for the pur- pose of selling food only. fou which purposes stores may maintain heat until 12 o'clock noon; and for the nur- 1 pose of selling druga and medical sup plies only, stores may maintain nec- l essary heat throughout the day and evening
 C-Theatres, moving picture houses, bowling alleys. billiard rooms. private or public dance halls. or any other place of amusement
 "On the above specified Mondays no fuel shall be burned for the purpose of heating rooms or buildings in which liquor is sold on those days.
 No fuel shall be burned on any of the foregoing specified Mondays for the purpose of supplying power for the movement of surface. elevated subway or suburban cars or trains in excess of the amount used on the Sundays previous thereto.
 "The order provides that nothing in this order shall be held to forbid the burning of fuel to heat rooms or such portions of buildings as are used ip
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