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MRS. T. F NEEDHAM ThBLE OF DISTANCES
 FROM KETCHIkAN

This table is compiled in nautical niles which are )80 feet The larz. est part Of this s: was compiled for the Post Office !. the Captain Of the Gedner and is autnentic.
 Three Tree Point 45 Stewart B. c. 150
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FOR SALE: A Pushcart and Walker. Call c 121-3p
 Women doing ordinary work in tn French munition plants earn from | II francs day.
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T0NGASS TRADING
 CONTRARY
Secures Exclusive Agency. for
 Rainier Cereal Beverages =.

The distributor of the famous
 Rainier Cereal Beverages fol
 Ketchikan and surrounding
 country is now the Tongass Ira ding Company.
 Practically everyone herea-
 bouts is familiar with these un-
 approached drinks. They are
 manufactured from finest cer- ieals and are not only extremely palatable, but healthful and sa- iisfying as well. They are pra- ctically predigested and thus a. gree with old folks as we'll as qu- ench the thirst of those in their prime and tickle the palate of youngsters.
 They contain up to seven per cent solids extract procured from strengthening grains. Not containing any habit form ing drugs or chemicals, Rainier Cereal Beverages are the most conlmendable of all drinks for children. It is already the GUS tom in most communiteis to keep a case or two always on hand for general family use and for serving friends.
 No sugar is used in the manu- facture of Rainier Cereals Be verages, while the grains en- ployed are NOT essential food grains.
 After the grains have been processed for Rainier Cereal Be- verages they show a higher per centage of proteins than they do in their natural state. This makes such grains a very su- perior stock food. There is no waste whatsoever. Thus Raini- CT Cereal Beverages can be en- joyed with clear conscience you are NOT depicting any store of war essentials when you drink them.
 Being pure, good, wholesome, without injurious chemicals or substances of any form s6r natu- re, and absolutely i1on-habit-for- ming, Rainier Cereal Beverages have supplied a long-standing demand in exactly the same be- nefcial way the package crack eI did when it was offered.
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FOUND: Rowboa5 and Canoe on a raft floating about the Smiley cannery Apply 70 Walter Allen Charcoal Point.-1mp.
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MI BONE CORSETS

Jlgt received ;i shipment Of White, Pink, nd Brocaded Nu Bone Corsets, n all ;izes, and prices just the same, no hig Ter. Prices s4.00 to $1200 AL so Brassieres and Confners. Tele- ihone -22.
 MRS TT p NEEnIJA4
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NOTICE TO KETcHIaaN LADIES,

'F0 F~- fO NG IfI FaItN EADIEo.
 ] an leaving or q business trip to Juaea1 and expect to return abou. October 51. when hope D get new location for uy high-grade stock 0. coats and dresses. KetchiEan ladiez will 1o well to awai. my return be- fore purchasing their fall clothes, as they can save money by doing so.-
 !. GRE tTNBAUM-ady 1T.
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the Cook Inlet region. so there will be considerable quantity available for marketing in to- wns along the southeastern and southwestern coasts of Alaska.
 The potatoes. until orders are received for shipments, will be kept by farmers in eithsr thefr association storage houses. or their individual root cellars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
BRITAIN MUST GO ON
OR GO UNDER, SAYS
PREMIER IN SPEECH
Would Welcome Any Other
Solution Other Than
Fighting 1t Out.

Til" F,,uil" must ether 4" "n ~ q"
nnd.r." was n" >lirriHr ,,!nAX "f m
address d"ilv"rrd 80 ::rr ;radrS nni"ns
I'll ';rra, Britain 10y David Lloyd ';""rg"
III British rrim" n!ui>'"r. >ri'inS N
1."ndu!.
The ;.r"nii.r'S address" fu!l"w"i rlNn'.-
y Ulr.:: IA" l,aSstS" l.! tt". h"ns" ":
r'nmm"Hs -. :h' ma".ln'w"r hi!l which
which has ~ lis object IN" raising
of iIl"v.' in,;I ~ strengthen the British
fighting l"I.'"S.
Th, pr' mirI. ~ ii old. "vinr"d strong
hi"riu>I II r;.'rnany'S honesty. rcNrr'-
iru several lIlE,S IL tnr uatrlISi %"rihi-
r"sS -: h"r rruniI>rS ard DECLARING that
IN Ir.arr trims would h" recognized
- E.mI"r"v William. F'i"ld Marshal Won
lI:uh..lrltir. ':.I..'"alS N"n l.udend"ri:
anh III. other nili;ar!%,l' ri",n"nts. an
...>~ liz. I;rl;:,'t nrI tn" I'uwrr /" cn-
:ur,'r ih,'.u.
,;"rinHry had sr"' IN" answer "F
".,,.y-r" - Ia. rl. ,nand for IN" right
IN, "r Ir". wrongs "f Belgium the
pr.rni.v d,..larrh and ais" had A.
nm,.I,.d ina; ia" struggle w"nii cor
,.I.t!c u&iii M">'.l,p':tmin ana l'i!"Sin''
fContIuued on Page Fourteen.)
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WASIIINGTnN. Ian. '1S-Twcnly,
three nf the c"umIrv's largest steel mills
hav- been notified that they may con-
tinu" operation + incy run TO 100 per
,"l.i ,apncity on orders for steel ship
plates Tor tn" navy and the emergency
fleet corporation. :.
rli.. rs steel plants notified that the;
nay continue operation i they devoted
lrh pr cent capacity 10 the production
Of .l:rl plates i"r the emergency iicet
. cOr;urati'n are:
fi,rc.d Steel Wheel company, Butler
Pa; Whitaker til"SSuer Steel company.
Portsmouth. DhI": Youngstown Steel. &
Iron company. Youngstown. Ohio; Allan
Wn,d. Iryn N Steel company. COnShock-
ton. ia: BrthIrh"m Steel COMPANY
plants ~ S,".itnn. Pa. and SpArrows
ruia;. Md: M:dvaln steel companya,
ulantS at t'oHtr*v.ir and JohnStown. Pa:
I.uEcu S",cl c"rirany plants at Coates
vill, and Carnegie. Pa: Crucible SS::s.4s
company plants; AT Fit tishurgh. Pa. and
Harrison, y. j.; L;ll!"lIe- Iron WORKS.
SlnIIhnnville ohio: OTIS steel com pInT.
! Cleveland. ohio. l.:Cka waiina Steel COM!
rany. Rulfai": Illinois :;!rrl company.
Chicago: I"n"~ " l.aushiin Steel COM
parr. PilisharGh: I'"un"r Steel com.
par Ru!ial": ln.:,rd steel company. IL
diana Eiarl"r Mi.h: Central Steel &
Iron company. Harrisburg. Pa: P"puhii:
lrnr. 4 Strrl company. YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio. Iiri"r Hill S:"ri company. fOungS-
rrv:i. ohio. and the rorrigan-Mc Kinl2:
Stool company. Cleveland. Ohio
I'll" WiIiyS-nvor!ani plans and prac-
ticaiiy Al! nth"r motor plans working on
aircraft and army orders were included
with Ford and Packard.
Beside IN" makers 81 munitions. army
cloth r"it"n duck and Blankets exempted
in tho preferred list issued last night.
III" u"w list contains III" names of man.
uf;,riuricS anh light and power plants
added after protests htd BEEN received
to-day.
While ihc lis, OF exemptions makes nc
specific mention "C shiphuilling plants =
engaged on ma archant ships. the Shippin,;
board has received assurances that all
will h. exempted from operation OF the
fuel nrdnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
LOCAL FUEL ADMINISTRATION CAN SEIZE GOAL;
MANY RULINGS MADE BY WHEELING FUEL BOARD
Authority to Take Over Fuel
Given in Ruling By State
Administrator.

The local fuel administration yes
terday received tclegraphtc author
Ivy to seize Goa! II necessary for
supplying current needs OF certain
classes Of consumers and was d.
rected to proceed a. once to ascer-
tain the quantity and character OF
fuel arriving in this county vain
q view Of dividing 1t among those
consumers of the preferred classes
mentioned. Tho following telegram
Was received:
"Chas. NJ. Kotchunl:
"Unde1 orders issued by DR.. Gar
fold you are empowered and direct
ed tc divert fuel, especially coal
consigned to and arriving IN your
county, between January 18th and
22ud inclusive, to supply needs OF
domestic consumers, public utilities,
HOSPITALS, charitable institutions,
cantonmcuts, by-product coke plants
supplying household gas, railroads
Telephones, telegraph plants. gov
crnmeut requirements not. including
plants working on contracts for gov
erun,ent manufacturers Of food
which Is perishablc or for immediate
consumption, municipal county and
state governments. Ascertain quanti-
,v and character or fuel arriving
IA your county during the above
period and use your beet efforts In
dividing same among consumers
above specified urti! their Current
needs arc fully supplied. Full ?Dene-
fit to yorr community OF Garfield
order depends upon your prompt ac-
ticn.
BARNES, Fuel Administrator.
Tho local committee will pro-
cesd with its investigation under the
authority granted by the order this:
morning aad especially requests
that any consumers OF fncl coming
within tho classes specified by the
order, whose requirements ara NOT
being filled, flo written requests
with tile committee today. stating
their requirements and their pre-
sent source Of supply, and the COM
nittee will take immediate action 20
see that they ere supplied. Com
munications should be mailed. to
delivered in person To Chaa NJ.
Ketchun. Market auditorium, build
iap, Wheeling, W. Va.
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FINAL RULING
INCLUDES CAS-
IN THE ORDER
BARNES GETS RULING
FROM WASHINGTON
Order Designed TO Restrict
the Use of All Kinds
of Fuel.

FArRMoNT. W. Va, Jan. Is
The Garfield order regarding fuel
conservation, as It applies IN 1"lF-
mont, Will not affect practically all
lines of business and manufacturers
which come under the ruling, oatsiae
Of the glass factories aud the 4a"n-
dries. To-day the rule went INTO ei-
feet as soon rs the direct orders
were received by State Fuel ADMIN
istrator J. Walter Barnes, aGd as a
result many Of the plants are SHUT
down for the. tvc-day period ana
nany persona are out OF employ
:nent. On Monday the stores VIII
close at noon. Theatres aad oIHei
amusement places will close all Jay
Monday. The rnle applies 20 tNe
rlants operated by .Sas Ss "eA as ny
coal or any oener kind OF tuei' AA-
though. some protests have come H.
the Deople rs whole are Wiling 70
10 their part IN the great CRISIS
and will abide by the ruling witho"s
= nlurmur.
Gas Included
ALI dcuet as 90 whether the ruling
affected plants ope: at:ng by the use
of gas was set aside on the receipt
Of the following messages from
washingtcn ~ Eucl Administrators
Barnes:
Present order Is designed to re-
st-ic. the uso Of all kinds OF fuel on
the days prescribed aad this "a
c;udes fuel II whatever form nseo.
Mo exception ;1 your case. TO
fuel car re burned except thai es-
sestta1 to prevent INJURY 10 property
from freezing.
tSigaee)
"rirEL ADMINISTRATOR
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HUNDREDS Of
THE EXEMP TED
PLANTS IDLE
GREAT CONFUSION IN
-. INDUSTRIAL CIRCLES
Few Violations Of the Garfield
Order-Probe By Depart
ment of Justice.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-The Ms
tion,s manufacturing industry IN 'ne
aa states east OF the M1ss1s1pN
river was virtually suspended to-day
IL, obedience TO tho government oE-
der 1orhiddinE tho use OF fuel.
Most Of tho plants engaged on wal
contracts were exempted from tne
orders operation IL kilograms SEM
out last night, but few OF 1nem
learned Of it In time and great nln-
iority of them closed down with the
other factories.
The country At large knew MOTH
Of exemptions except the 1e" an
nounced last 1:Sht, a1d It was not
until late th:c afternoon that 'ne
fuel administration admitted on-
cially that import ut war "ocS ~as
rot affected ~ .he order ara gave
cut T. l:st OF hundreds OF factories
that may continue work on govern
ment Contracts only ln,riag the hVa
days closing 9ec;cd.
n-c:, Confusion.
coafuc:on attending enforcement
.,t the cv6er was general. such
mood of telcE-a:as poured into the
asking INTERPRETATIONS aGd rulings.
and rccrc51ias icfo-rlnt.Gn concS:n-
irS exempted industries -'as nn"IJ
shc cxempttor LIST vas given TO e"o
presc fer pan2!cas:ou.
The Gay brouca: Sta1s:aeat OF
urecrsvocal cRrrcrt Tor the order
IRON, President v:-i;soa aad . Tigo:-
Gus defence by F1;el Atircin:stra.or
Garfield Ct lie step AID the govern
,aest's purpose n taking It.
o;:p2s.t:n, o tie oder IL congress
apnarcnt;y z:3r: i-5cl- In debate II
both hoN5eS. Dcr.nS tho day Dr.
Garfield replied 80 tho senare's re-
aacs. Ct yesterday ehat tho orcer be
srsDe3iet' 20" fve DAYS, d!Sclat:S:irS
any rurocsc 20 Ge iGscoustcouS, de
el.r:.T 20 r,-lY cr1 2gai& pointing
~. tAs Rccess.tJ 70: enforcement Of
is:s I.der.
Cood AG-ainia.raro- Eoover, n -
-es-ey:> >2t i;.>-->.n-ed -he crdcr 10
:,,..:; ti,et % check :-2Itld 70 pnr on
tic oDe:a-.ccs or rTy scr. o; TODD
handling, manufacturing c.: distr:b-
u:!ng.
P!S"ts Excepted.
prepared ny Secretaries Baker and
c.:::o.s a-e ti:GEc manufacturing gas
H:aaSS. ezE.asiTo5 tor thc govern
me-t :::c'cs, .E,:-Y!s. machine guas,
a.nd sr,..!i 1:-rE ammunition: forg-
:rzs cc- the government, electrical
:1pp!ie1 .rd -Hol s-s2l for war pur-
;,a3es, Gc.:S0yc-s ara destroyer
2arec. sc2as..x3 t;'&:5 md condenser
.voe., aircraft AID aircraft parts.
7!gcal cc:rS eqr!3".eat, locomotives,
eec:ir:ce.e fcr ships. Too!en goods
<or tEc amy and HaTy, white duck
md Jennings fer the government ard
op:lc:i supr'ies.
AL ss'.-?yy1rtlG. "ltas::cCA not lrclrd-
Ell ~ .nt exempted lis; we-s 60 con-
-,r;,s ar1*1"tcS ritsr s:'Hc!a! cnl-
,-2 as v:l;l h2rGcsds OF Y:2ats turn
,ng ~. materials which ente- direct
~ icc1 sc waortacture Of army
a-d nav erppi'es.
II05. c! tn- b & steel plants Had
I. !e-~c number of the ccunrry's nu-
~: h:!c fccrories are :ncludsA In
;he Nat.
A2rcrg TIE collateral industries
(c-~.e.r7ed on Pnge Fo:irteen)
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Busy Day, Marked BY Import
ant Decisions Of the
Local Board.

The Fuel Committee, composed
o! Charles M. Eotchupl Hon
James ". Ewlrc and Roy B. May
lor, held .:wo sessions yesterday at
which requests FOR rulings and In
terpretations on tae Garfield oder
were considered and decisions r:lade.
The lnnrriu9 session At Judge
EU;tng's of.cs in ths German Ea1f
building took mp only written re-
quests. while at the afternoon ses-
sion al the assembly room OF the
Commercial Association, bl5jnesG
men personally presented state
meuts III their cases. III. were
p-csont and mulch interest was
manifested in the proceedings.
There we're no criticisms, c.cn Of
the members Being moved by 4 sin
cere and patriotic Gcshe to know
his status and then proceed to his
par as advised by the committee.
While many cases we're passed
upon the following rulings were
made IL controlling cases nnd es-
t2DlISu!nR pTcC:neHtb'
LaunGrles were permitted to op-
crate as usual in the Interest OF
health and sanitation.
Eouud-:es nna machine shops
we're permitted 20 operate for repair
work for coal nines only.
wholesale and retail stores must
close on Mondays and follow all
the usual practices and customs as
EepGraliy observed on Sundays and
holidays.
Groceries and meat shops. ns
dealers IN tood Gtuffs, may remain
open Mondays until noon az usual,
deliveries after closing not pro-
hibIted.
Prtnters may opeate during five
days period and on Mondays may
publish magazines and other recu-
lar publications periodically pub
lighed.
Public and private dance halls
must be closed on Monday evenings
Office b,uld1ngs-Those with tho
banks, public utilities. doctors or
dentista aa tenants, when heated by
one general and connected heating
SYSTEM, need not be closed.
rum DorB subject 10 Saine Closln2
ruleB All wholesale ard retail stores
except that emergency work ueces-
sary for the protection OF health OF
propcrty may br done.
Manufacturing confectoners-no
exemption from five day rule or
monday suspension.
OpticIans-not subject to five day
closing as manufacturers, but re-
ouired to observe Monday closing.
Shoe repalrers - Not considered
as manufacturers, effected by five
day closing, but must observe Non
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.Presi-
dent Wilson tonight issued for
publication in tomorrow morning
newspapers, a statement support
ing the fuel restriction order and
standing by the position of Fuel
Administrator Garfield. The presl-
dents statement follows:
''i was, Of course, consulted by
MIR. Garfield before the fuel order
of yesterday was issued and fully
agreed with him that it was neces-
sary. much as ! regretted the ne.
cessity. This war calls for many
sacrifices, and sacrifices Of the
sort called for by this order are in
finitely less than sacrifices Of life
which might otherwise be in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
COLD WEATHER AGAIN
IS PREDICTED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-Tem-
perature far below the seasonal Az
erage during the next four days
wore forecasted by the weather hu-
reau tonight for the territory east
Of the Mississippi affected BY the
fuel restriction order.
Intense cold now being expsr1enc.
ed IN the Ohio valley and lake re-
regions will continue, tho bureau
said, while in the middle Atlantic
and New England sections the ner-
curry will fall considerably In the
next few days.
Snow is forecasted for tho lake re-
gion and New England, New York
tomorrow AMI Sunday in the Ohio
valley. A disturbance now raging In
western Texas will reach the middle
Atlantic and New England sections
Monday, probably accompanied By
SnowS.o or1uS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
NJ 'ADOO NAMES
PUBLIC MEN To
ACT ON WAGES
WILCOX, COVlNGT0N
LANE AND M'CHORD
Director General Names Three
Divisional Chiefs With
Full Authority.

WASInE,iTrN. Tan. iS--n!r"rrnr-
.;.urr,l MrN,!.n. anInun"rd tonight ap'
r"in,rn"nr 81 Il r;.ilr"arl waE" r"rnmiS-
~!nu e.: four pulls" In"r !" HralHH" al'i
r,,,Inin.n action "a. nIl WaG" And Ia
b.r q,..*r."tlS l""mdini; h'I"r" ia" ""N-
.rmmrn' raiir"tI administration. ir"lu'l-
!Es tn" railway ir,'rIi"rI!""lS d'rhndS
\, ,!!, sam. jiru. the '.ir"ri"r- general
rut into effect = r.w system "f govern
u,n railr"n,! administrator hy dlSid-
! ing th, country sat" lhr"" operating r"-
yirus ra>,. south and west. aid placed
= railroad cx""uriv" al thu head "i each
=" hIS representative.
The Wage Commission.
Th wage 'r.IIr;:i:SI"u CONSISTS al
Secretary I.nn". interstate" "t'mnrrce
: .'u!ul:.iSS.p .pn"r =. {. Mc''h"rd. IudE"
J Harry ,'uyiuEi,n. chief iusIi"" Of The
District # Columbia Surr"ni" court. ana
William Il; Wilcox, VIII" tonight an
,n"liirrrd his resignation aS chairman ."t
-" Republican National commute. IL
"H% Ilanu",! originally IL pass only ON
tn, r",:r l,r"thrrh""iS wax" DEMANDS. hH'
n.nny Other labor questions HAY" h""n
Submitted To the uiI"Ct"r-GrncrhI SihCc
I:.r. ,hn, H.. determined /" refer Them
II; .,n ~" t"aar,l. 1t viii hear. AL inh"r
,nlariniuL$ or i'rIiti;I"nS. make 'ar"lhl
Investigations. ii.h recommend 4 course
IT :."ti"u !" Mr.. "c.Ad"".
rll.. ..rrtIlni>>i"u$ inquiry VIII deal
with general conditions affecting rail-
way rmrl"yr~. regardless "r whether
:uv >I,ncir:r request "r complaint mas
i...u nialr Ia IN" director general. or
30 railroad nnnna::"In.nlS before tn" gov
rruIm.I,, ~. uIrrd control
Divisional Chiefs.
II ..har.r - ,m-i.ru Tai;ruadS. Mr.
N, LLnn r-tajn"ri \. II. Smith. prc;:i-
lContinued on Page Thtrteen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Real Amusement for the Kaiser
Wilson Endorses the Garfield Fuel Order

inimcoIate relief as had nccome
absolutely necessary because Of
the congestion Of traffic which
haV. bccn priinC up ior thc last
few months.
ri have c:ciy ccniIdeTce that
the result cf 1c..cr vi tbs sort
will justify II aii tnat the people
Of the ccun:cY w'r Ioya;ty and
patrictIc?I'y :, ;pont te necessities.
Of tbs %ind as :rcy haTc TO every
othcr sacrifice invoIvcf "a .''e war.
We ere upon i var foostrg and
am confident ;hat Ire pcorlc OF
the United Stllc: arc willing to
observe The sam1c sort Of discipline
THAI might lie invoked in :hc ac.
tuaI conflict i:sr!t.'
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voIved. It is absolutely necessary
to get the ships away, it is abso
Iutely necessary to relieve the con-
gestion at the ports and upon the
railways, it Is absolutely necessary
to move great quantities Of food.
and it is absolutely necessary that
our people should be warmed in
their homes, il nowhere else, and
half way measures would not
have accomplished the desired
ends.
"If action such as this had not
been taken, we should have Iinped
along from day to day with slow.
Iy improving condition OF affairs
with regard TO the shipment OF
food and Of coal, but without such
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
MONTGOMERY TELLS MINERS
THEY ARE NOT To De BLAMED

l%I1hNNTt'l.lS. Jan. l>.---N t"l"Grnn
frunr Samuel X. M"Etg"m'ry. ""iHtuIs-
! siun"r II !nhur Tor M,~t N!rEiiI:, L. ihr
"nuvrnIinI "f th" i'ufird Minr Work. -
. IT Am"ri"n stating Ihni "n Nrdn"S'!.?
! ! out rf 10 min = ia The kan:Iwha dis
trirt Nrr" idle. thrown IIIG out of employ
rnrni 100 m"n. HIu! III tn" ''lar!; SburG
t'aIrlnnnt HlStrIr; H., mines out nf i4J
wtr" shut down. Hakius 1.44I men id!r.
WAS rrrr!v"d and read today by Frank
j. Hayes. president "f tn" min" workers
Init1l at :hc opening al tn,lry'S session.
Tho telegram stated tn" loss of pr"duc-
, lion amounted iu Ini. 81" toms dU'. t. car
shortage.
This continues daily" the message
said. There has not been the slightest
Improvement since tho government took
over control or The railroads. Food
prices mount higher and great unrest
exists in the coal fields as men who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
1000 PLANTS
To OPERATE ).
BY EXENP TON.
Is LARGE STEEL MILLS
REMAIN in OPERATION.
Included Are the La Belle and
the Portsmouth VIC.
Mills.

W.iSllfNi;T0N. Ian. 1S.-T.ate
to-day In" fuel administration
.:nnuiirI,.rI that Il large number
uf ,lanfS--:.b"ut Il thousand in
all--duinS wa: W"rk would be
"x"uIs"h from ili., fuel rcstric-
lion or"!cr Practically all the
principal industrial plants of the
country ara an the list in one
WAY ~ another. TIL" ruling as
s,r"S w"rk i"r hundreds Of thou
sands "f men.
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Fuel administrator
Refuses 10 Obey Order

VINCCNCES. Ind. Jan. lS.-
Every factory and manufacturing
plant IN Knox county. INDIANA, was
operating full force today, regard
less o< tho orders Of Federal EUel
Administrator Garfield for . five
days susperaion OF wo;x. J. Il.
Jones. county fuel administrator,
declared he would not close the fac
tories, lacking official orders, and
following the action Of the United
SrateE .c:laco yesterday In asking a
Suspension Of the order. He said he
had oeea II touch with the state
tuel administration and learned IL
had no definite orders. In Sta
,nert to newspaper men, he ASSET.
shere vas plenty CT coat Il ..
county and he co;ld SEQ 20 =
Why wcrk should not cont:-"
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TIE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, 0. c., Jan, ls.-Tore-
cast:
West virStnia-Continued cold and
generally fair Saturday; Sunday snow:
western PennEylvan1a-Genor fair
Saturday; snow Sunday and little change
In temperature.
Ohio-Fair Saturday; not quito 90
cold; saoT Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
WILCOX RESIGNS

NEW YORK. Ian. IS.--William T.
Willr"N :,EnnGuccd Tonight that he hal
resigned rs chairman nf the Republican
national committee. 10 accept service
on one of the federal war boards. His
resignation will take effect FebruaAV ~
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