The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1918, Page 10

— pore meg at! nme oaael a SSS it WE Bie gE ee School Children must Rave their bowels Kop: mow ease that runs through every chil@. They THOUSANDS SS SS SS of POSITIONS are_daily offered to readers of the Morning nd Sunday World req bi coming the habit ts quick, sate, easy Wigbly recommended. —Advt min @ FOu001 Ne next move of Dr. [the La om First Page.) wh | Len igh Coal the sales (Continue ay $4.26 per ton for culm or run of | P2) e craic | Mine nish 100,000 tons o ee ewn|AUTHORIZED TO BUY 200,000; Provided the Fuel goed health anc TONS AT MIN would ‘give ita conse: Dr. Day then returned to New York ag[and called the full amount of culm but could prob- ably get as much as 200,000 tons. The | Senator Kenyon Board authorized Dr. Day to enter] “We have not fou into an arrangement by which the city | Plied tie witness. ld get 2,000 tons of run of mine a jday from the Scranton region. reason Negotiations to crect breakers} thelr own?” at Scranton were taken up and the|man, price for building the greakers would} “That's ail they ga’ bo $46,000 to $50,000. The purchase of | Mr. Day. the output of five small mines in Lackawanna was contracted for. It had changed his mind and aad with. Catarrhal Deafness an urgent appeal of Committee appeal Dr The only r TELLS SAFE AND SIMPLE WAY | “uation w: TO TREAT AND RELIEVE AT HOME. son WINTER 18 ming winter York. deafness cement dwellers is $11 delivered. Dr, Day o by the follo treatment, which you can’ easily prepare in your own home at ii 9 the people to pay ak: ato it % vint of hot water and, me nite bec ated” suear dissoly ed one tab a 1 he| sioner. “Who will receive head notser thinking. ete. and mucus dropping in the throat are other aymptoma w uld charge,” added ry etn of ‘all gar. troubles ni by ator Vardaman eatarrh, and, there oy, ° Beep le whore hi by ‘sim h Coal and Navig: This company agreed to fur- Mayor's War Board| fused to give their consent, “beca together. He explained to this body |they had plans of their own for taking that they would not be able to get the | eae of the coal situation.” “What were these plans?” “Do you mean to say t that they had plans of | pal coal yards ge inquired Senator Varda- The Lebigh Company ; sition to supply the State of Ne m1 th 200,000 tons in respon: to Pe Cn ot the ‘State Coat | influenza and Garfield upheld th aned was being taken care GREAT SUFFERING HERE to “dirty” coal VENING WORLD, TU drawn his consent to the arrangement. 4 | Dr, Day wont immediately to Soran-|#!¥e the city more than its allotment. ton to see Mr, Williams and wae in- |, 1 heard that objection, but we of- ed by that official that he (Mr. jular allotment Williams) had “changed his mind be- Mr. Schley had changed his tered ty avduct anything over the reg 1 replied Bo this action o. the uci Adm istration, whether intentional in practical operation protected the distributors’ id “That was it's effec presented. The| At this point counsel of the Fuet Day wos to go Sales Company, Administration took up cross ination of Dr. Day. Dr. Garfield's counsel tried to draw agency for the|the admission from the witness that on Com- the present stocks were large enough to dissipate any fears of a severe coal shortage but the witness main- f prepared sizes/tained suffering is inevitable if the Administration | winter is severe. nt.’ The Fuel Administration officials re-| (, asked | “That is certainly a lamentable con- | dition and it ought not to be per- nd out yet," re-| mitted anywhere,” commented the ve us,” “A most remarkable proceeding,” | ties commented Senator, Vardman, The witness told of the proposition | NEALE BLAMES INFLUENZA FOR was then found out that Mr. Schiey|to supply the city provided the dis- tributors received generous y : j 1..Th roposition was vetoed by - and Head Noises) .in*,mrzaiteneret ceteet Sf | inetion ot anthracite ty to N veto, | this yeur over the same period of 1% tthe} Counsel for Dr. Garfield asked the SEVERE, Pay told the committee that if] Pottsville, Pa. is a severe one} He told of bein » will be great suffering in New| ago to appraise the value of coal lands ‘or it] The cheapest coal avs ullable for ten- h if the consumer] among the miners. carry it to their bing or $14 if dt is said under the an jt was proposed te dedéver 2 BSG Der ton. the poor people of New York) sponse to one he had written to Pres!- $3,000,000 mere for} dent L, I’. t your plan wes) tosting ove! Senator Kenyon. said the commis- at $6.5, these profit “The interesting thing in the polic survey was that 151 yards refused t give any information whatever as to] factory. ks on hand or the prices they] year of parties sending to the market i the witness, questioned the} that I have in mind the same culm commissioner as to whether the ob- jection had been raised to the muni-| js held is not higbor than neighboring BROOKLYN eee | OPPENHEIM.GLLUINS &C © Fulton Street, Brooklyn Remarkable Sale Wednesday Only About 1000 Wome Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises | Ten Models - Three Illustrated Attractive styles of superior flesh crepe de chine; tailored, lace trimmed and hand-embroidered; ribbon or lace shoulder straps. A Special Sale of 600 Women’s Taffeta Silk Petticoats Superior Taffeta Silk, with pleated, shirred or tailored flounce; also Silk Jersey with Taffeta flounce. In solid Black, prevailing colors and two-tone changeable effects. Sale Price 3.65 they gave no] admission from Dr. Day that muaici- respond | New York was willing to submit to profits.| 5 ade a propo- | if] make up this "Is it your judgment that the only reason Why you could not sesure this al iy because your plan would de e@]stroy the dealers’ profits!” askec Senator Vardaman “I think that is true,’ Commissioner, replied the Senator. Attorney Alden tried to’ draw the rally would mean a serious interference with the Fuel Administration's plans. The witness replied that the city of all the regulations of the fuel authori- “All we want is the coal,” he sald FALLING OFF IN OUTPUT, B. Neale again took the stand to wv | explain the falling off recently of an- thracite production. He blamed the the peace celebration for output. He said 364,000 in pro- 16 of} the decrease tons represents the decrea: witness how long it would tak to shortage. He replied two days. William Wilhelm, an attorney of} was the next witness, employed many years in the anthracite region, and of act- ing as arbiter of labor differenves He told the history of the settlement r voal strike of 1902, The read a letter dated June 3, 1918, from the Hudson Coal Co,, in re- Loree of that company pro- the holding back of culm from the market “Your letter of May 26th received,” read Mr, Loree's letter, “It has not been the pdactice of this company to make sales of its culm banks and in the few instances that it has done so fits experience has not been satis- Many complaints arose last coal improperly prepared, Assuming bank you have, the price at which it culm banks.” cipal distribution plan that it would 7“ Men's ThanksgivingFootwear Styles and Grades for Every Man We feel that possibly we have not given our departments of Men’s Shoes the publicity that they deserve, Style 9049 L Ane Patent Leather Dancing Pumps This does not mean that w have neglécted any feature of style or quality in the shoes: the fact is this important branch of our business is so well established as practically to take care of it self. 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WASHINGTON, Noy. 26.—"There is no reason for the people of the coun- try to be freezing when there are mountains of coal on the surface that could be gotten out.” This is the way Senator Reed, Chairman of the Senate Coal Com- mittee, characterized the holding bac from the market at a low price of culm coal}, of which there ts estimated various tonnage from 40,000,000 to 400,000,000, all of which was set forth in The Evening World's investigation, Senator Reed used very plain lan- guage in his long cross-cxamination of James B, Neale, Director of An- thracite Production of the Fuel Ad- awinistration and President of many large coal companies, He brought out the fact that the reason a larger amount of culm, loaded on cars at a very low cost, was not sent to market was that “it would break the profit on coal coming out of the ground.” Mr, Neale admitted that it would, 'So they kept the pri at the me level as freshly mined coal, and the only way they could keep them at a proper level was by not sending too much culm to the market,” said Senator Mr, Neale had admitted that forty men could load 1,500 tons of culm per day on cars, which would make an approximate average of thirty-five tons per man, whereas in freshly mined coal the average tonnage 4 man was from four to twelve tons There was no explanation as to why culm coal in times of stress, instead of the freshly mined coal, until the lowing: “In normal times,” Neale, “if they had taken out all the culm that it was possible to dig out, It would have broken the market.” “Then, if you gentlemen had owned all the coal in the ground, and some other gentleman had owned the culm, the culm would have gone on the mar- ket and supplied the market with that product and the high grade coal would have supplied a limited market, They would have sold their culm and you would not have worked your mines? asked Senator Reed. “That is approximately correct,” re- esentative rail com: t percentage of culm above ground as well as goal under tho ground?” “We started with the proposition that the railroad coal companies want to use the coal in the ground and do not want to use the coal above the ground; t fix @ price on the coal in the ground so they could make a profit out of that when it was mined {It then became manifest that if they would sell this culm in the market Jat merely @ fair profit that would |break the profit the coal coming the men were not utilized to send the | cross-questioning brought out the foi- | replied Mr! 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