Americus times-recorder., 1919-12-03
the public.

) and warehouses must not use electri,
or gas lights Except safety lights,
except between the hours of am
r and 4 pm.
Exception (a). Drug stores fol
the sale of drugs only, and restau
rants may remain open according tt
present schedule, but must curtai
number of lights so per cent.
Exception (b). Railroad stations
hotels, hospitals, telephone, telegraph
and newspaper offices are not includ.
ed insofar as necessary lighting is
concerned.
Exception (c). Lights may be used
in offices of manufacturing plants fol
necessary accounting purposes at any
time,
Exception (d). General and office
lights must be cut off at pm. in of
fee buildings except where office op-
Grafton of vital industries is involved
Exception (e). Moving picture
houses and theatres and other public
places of amusement may burn lights
only between l pm. and 1880 pm.
Exception (f). Barber ships may
remain open from 8 am. to pm.
Exception (g). Diaries, ice and re-
frigerator plants, bakeries, plants for
the manufacture of necessary medi-
cinaI products, waterworks, sewerage
plants operating continuous processes
(such as acid manufacture, blast fur
naces, etc. printing plants for the
printing of newspapers, periodicals,
battery charging outfits and plants
producing light or power for tele-
phone, telegraph or public utility
companies are exempted.
Exception (h) On Saturday nights
time of closing mentioned under
paragraph 2, will be extended until
8 pm. for stores selling food and
wearing apparel.
Heat.
/. Between the hours of 7 am.
and 4 pm. only enough heat OBTAIN
ed from coal, gas or steam) may be
used in offices, stores, warehouses,
manufacturing plants to keep the av-
erage temperature at 70 degrees F.
This temperature may be maintained
in theatres, moving picture houses
and other places of public amuse-
ment between the hours of pm. and
1880 pm.
Exception. On Saturday the tenn
perature may be maintained at 70 de-
grees between 7 am. and 8 pm. in
case of stores handling food and
wearing apparel.
2. After closing hours on Satur-
days and after 4 pm. on the remain
ing week days and on Sundays, only
enough heat is to be used to prevent
freezing of water pipes or sprinkler
systems. Where exceptions are made
in certain classes for lighting, heat
will be allowed during allowable
lighting period.
3. In manufacturing plants OIL
plants coming under power curtail
ment rules, heat Ito 70 degrees) will
be allowed only during that time al
lowed for use of power.
a. No curtailment on use of coal
steam or gas for producing hot water
for hotels, restaurants or barber
shops.
Power
/. No manufacturing plant or fac
tory shall operate in excess of As
hours per week.
i Exception (a) Diaries, ice and re
rigerator plants, bakeries, plants fol
the manufacture of necessary medi
cinal products, waterworks, sewerage
plants, gas manufacturing plants
plants operating continuous pro
cesses (such as acid manufacture
blast furnaces, etc. printing plant
for the printing of newspapers, peri
odicals, battery charging outfits ant
plants producing light or power fo,
telephone, telegraph or public utili
ties are exempted.
2. Elevator service must be curtail
ed as much as possible.
General exception to light, hea
and power provisions-necessary op
Grafton of federal, state, municipa
and county institutions and buildings
Since November 18th deliveries O.
coal, with certain necessary specif,
exceptions, has been limited to con
sumers in the first five classes of tn,
preference list. The classes are:
Glass A-Railroads and inland an,
coastwise vessels.
Class B-Army and navy, togeth
er with other departments of the fed
eral government. This includes bi
luminous coal consumed by manufac
turers or producers of supplies fo
departments of the federal govern
ment when such department official
ly approves the request.
Glass C-State, municipal an,
county departments and institutions
Class D-Public utilities This in