The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1920, Page 8

THE BVebING WORLD, WHERE DAY, COLT SSE ov the cost of a ton of coal between fteen mil Now, coal in the carg Secretary of the Wholesale Coal) the coal was not purvhased from as- mine and the retatier or ue rh the rear of the Afteen mile proces- Trade Association of New York, Inc.| other wholesale house,” jT0 SUPPLANT FUND DRIVES. ‘A specific cane was cited in which | On may sell for ¥6 4 ton. ONL Oo % REFORMERS WHO SEEM ABLE] sgn’ Inventignte avis the pus. Pederation for Support of Jewish ten carloads of coal left the mine at| time is money, the aame coal in the TO REFORM. nese and to report them to the Gov- Philanthroptes Has mistrict Pian. #5 @ ton and reached the consumer at| front rank car may be worth $20 2 ‘Tiiese wholesalers conferred with/ernment where the offender proved and Mrs Lilienthal es Vics) WINS BACK HIS HOME. ie — C.N. WILLIAMSON DIES. | "*™=er_Tensne, worms, nt Leaves Lessee Victor, Well Knows Novelist Passes Away! Db. Prederick Sanborn was tm pom > ton. The principlé is the same as Special Attor General William] obdurate in the matter of The Federation for the Support of or SRoe ee ernie it tury man to McMurtrle peor who, with Amlstant| ‘The evidence submitted to the Fed- Jewish Philanthroples yesterday an- at Home at ath, England. seasion to-day of his home at Nod Gy? COAL “GNOWBIRDS” ARE “PLY-| buy his theatre or World Series lickota United States District Attorney Max-|erai Grand Jury which indicted the Pounced that it has undertaken a pro-| parti tngiand, Oct. 6.—The death'ie| Weat Sth Street, following the! 5 as eire nl gll th a on tor koute oe Spar bboy r op ail re Breen : eat. Racene Cont Combes hg hers apa nih shonlank Srives te fuse cast ennounced of CG. N. Williamson, the|parture of Mrs. Jane C. Barker, Whe P than walt for hours in line to pay dence upon wi the yn |-| Adelphia Coal mpany, the 4 = tet Aroiind this pyramid of prices| ‘han walt for hou son’ Indictments were returned, I1|Lynoh Coal Company, and two wale (Oe, Jt ,"7Ul, dletrict the city so eaay | Move rented the nouse for the “ man and worma’ be ts won hover the “snowbirds"—fly-by-night| “"?,“iiy Gonnection & Government was the consenmus of opinion that the| son executives, Walter F. Welle and reached. Boclety women and. phiune lamson, Jourmatiet] then reftiged 0, Taeete. srartay birds of prey in the coal business who| investigator, who hae given the sub- public desired lower prices of coal! Harry F, Wood, wan fugnished origi- throple workers have yoluntesred ser. | 8nd & oe gained wide n attoones | Sara’ Darkere lawyer.had advived ber “get in when prices are high and| ject close scrutiny, made the asser- more ardently than prosecution of| nally ts this manner, vices. A mesting of the women wil eat Ween ‘prves. ove en who ton 19-a8y, at if ne anme 0. price ‘Brofiteeo ‘and te that end the wrote, practices: SEIS Be ieee ecoees ihe, horas Of bile played ® prominent that she could not yery is fF coal the entire salers emselves to ge! ‘ : a no mines, no ears, DO coal, but| {engin of the tifteen-mile jam the of evils whied had grown wp and| ASK FASTER SHIP MAILS. | int %ity nas bean divided into stxty- Ing. Cond Was INE sbs UNE, ae buy and soli, taking out profits) car congestion would break with grat- which now are outlawed by the me four Siotries, each Ip charge of a - C | This amicable lemon’ what ter) ich must be added eventually to| fying suddeness. Lever ect. Bes nD Sate te Me rt vines My BL, s oney tice pene which the consumer pays, Investigation has revealed that ‘The first concrete act of reforming fon, which , composed of ninety-one 19] inom, through a basement window). wil¥. lsd? Gees Ger take out there is no shortage of puaeees tee business was to bo a pisses ‘The Merchants Association hes ap fewiah 0 athropit sociation Mrs’ Bt us. 7 er In| nd’ the calling in of the police, whe, alas onan or “400,004 that “there shall not be more thee! peaied to Postmaster Genral Burtoron Wily hare feuae Icuble, Mrs 8. C Lam: Rivers near Poughkeepele, Ny ¥. refused to interfere, ‘One im & ton, possibly 6 or 10 cents, | States burns on an average 600,000,000 jesaie houses connected with is considered that he| tons of bituminous « year. The avor- je and delivery of the coa) trom | ieee Pe pro-wes svete Cn \y welling nothing that be| “# output, when the miners work the mine to the consumer, or the Before the Unit regularly, le 900,000,000 tons a year. retailer, for ratall purposes, A sales ine war Inoom mi that price and that nls sales] ftecent feuree show that the mines Stor the purposes of this agree. raaitine bp anall boats _ are producing on an average of la to be regarded as a w! the first class mail, ex- 12,000,000 tons a week, or more than The wholesaie hotiee purchas- sufficient to aatisty the average con- ing oval trom another wholesale house a eS sumption. feduire, and the seller shall give, for that shi the ming Sen 'ciseed. At the meeting of wholesalers noid greement teatifying th: last August there were present George — M. xter, John W. Whiteley, M. F. Burns, representing the New York wholesale trade; Marlow ©. Voorhees and F. M. 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