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PACTS. Ap’il 1 Fifty-two auto
mobiles arc required to bald mem
bers of the American Peace mission
around Paris. This doesn't include
| the cars used by President Wilson and
I his entourage.
There are thirteen limousines fif
teen sedans and twenty four touring
cars, all driven by soldiers.
Wight motor trucks are u ed f«» -
hauling supplies and rations. Hi ere
are also three motorcycles for service.
Lieutenant U. S. Havener is autocrat
of the garage.
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Thirty-eight couriers make an
hourl\ round of various American
headquarters in Paris. Others travel
between Kuropean capitals and to
! Washington. Lieutenant P. J. Sims is
head of this service.
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BKRLIX, April 4— Prices in Ber
lin department stores have increased
on an average of MOO per cent.
Furniture costs five times as much
as he fore the war.
Cotton and wool goods have gone
up 1000 per cent.
T o mallest rise was in glassware.
It went up only 100 per cent.
The figures are given by A. Wer
the urn , merchant prince of Berlin.
Wortlieim owns/our huge depart
in' ut tores. The main store is in
l eipzigerstrassc. lie employes 10,
000 persons.
“We have only one-third as many
tonn rs now," Wertheim said, “bul
our receipts are about the same as be
lore the war because of price increase
** Women munition workers wer
g'od customers. They cheerfulh
bought dress goods at 15 and
ma \; a meter (M feet M inches) where
before the war they only paid on"
mark (24 cents) or a mark and a half
a meter.
“Business slumped terribly the first
three months of the war. The next
two years it was normal. During the
past two years receipts were normal, j
hut the number of customers was low- i
er.”
COAL DECLARED VERY
SCARCE NOW IN RERUN
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LONDON, April 4— Coal is very
scarce i nBerlin and the government
is considering the cutting off of the
city’s electric power and shutting
down all industries in which the use I
of coal is essential, according to a dis- j
patch received today.
SECRETARY DANIELS TO
VISIT PACIFIC COAST
•WASHINGTON, 1). (’., Feb., 4
Secretary of the Navy Daniels an l
members of the naval affairs com
mittee will visit the Pacific coast >n
the spring when the war vessels are
sent from the Atlantic to the Pacifiv
coast, it was announced today.
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