The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 10

oe . Pam ww ~ Ween, UN UAL, ODF ERM BEM Lv, LU4L | Medical Kxaminer who tminediately | | made an investigation. Dr, Nammack | said to-day, “t have reported the case to the Society for the Prevention | of Cruelty to Children for action.” Newspaper (les show that Mrs. | Washington moved from hus- band’s apartment at No. 19 Wert 34th | | Street, carly last year and later filed || ==: divorce papers, She charged that her | husband and a woman visited several — @: NY A. 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Now, in an incredibly short time, furniture values have reached a lower level than ever before, with designs more beautiful and va- ‘ ried. Don’t repeat f Sligh Make the mistake of at Bedroom Tables postponing your (/V/ imme nroy, ein f In Amer'can Walnut; $18.98 NOW! ps ilUstracad at) each CREDIT—generously, if you desire it Why It Costs So Much To Mine Anthracite HAT natural resource so essential to public welfare and health demands such expense and effort to reclaim as anthracite coal? Obstacles must be overcome at every step of its progress from rock-ribbed fastnesses underground to our homes and factories. The miner’s pick—the waiting railroad car—your local dealer’s delivery cart—these are only a few of the links in the anthracite chain. Through- out its length, outlays of money and labor are required. Cor. 46% St.& 8" Ave. Toilet Table_and Bow-End Bed; four pleces, as ilustrated Explosives, air for ventilation, and timber in Water which gathers constantly in the mines vast quantities are called for every day in the must be kept down. This means costly pump- operation of an anthracite mine. ing every hour in the 24. ENGLANDER COUCH BED, y complete with spring and mattress, Fully as important as the unceasing use of these materials is the removal from the mine of tons of rock. Also thousands of gallons of water are pumped daily. On the average 18 tons of water are raised to the surface for each ton of coal produced— 1,620,000,000 tons of water annually. i a e "i z Even the ton of material coming up in the i “J Mines use 50,000,000 pounds of explosives pant nears ne gM i mine car often contains 88 per cent of slate and ; 5 : to blast out the 195 miles of tunnels and gang | i] v f : other refuse. | Y 4EWING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP \ ways dnven annually. | Monday and Saturday This tunneling, equal to the building of a Of the remainder one-third of the coal is too double-track Ribteee between New York and small to use in homes, and is always sold st a Philadelphia, is necessary in order to get at loss new supplies of coul As a result there is often less than 1, ton of eae. seaemestnkaae 5 A , = For every ton of coal mined, 6,700 cubic coal-bin anthracite out of each ton of material bs: A ve Bs Py Wh t t Mss oh { feet of Bee ha forced inte tlie an: by mined and handled. Louis XV. Period Sui'e in American Walnut a @ A, ek iC) or ; ro Consisting of Buffets China Closet, Serving Chest, Oblong elaborate fan and blower systems. The cost of supplies and of the waste removed i | Table, 8569 inches, 6 ft, extension: 4 pieces, A R et A] vy A RNY d i Supporting props must be changed constant is additional to the cost of labor and t! | Kroehler D " awh oe £a ly. More than 800 feet of lumber is used for ‘ pense of converting in the breakers thr | y = ‘ i jee carload of coal. coal into domestic anthracite ° | Take a good dose of Carter’s Little Liver Pills ’ : . | —then take 2 or 3 for a few nights after. ; | «3| They cleance your evstem of all waste ‘ Theae daviring further information TTLE 5 matter and Regulate Your Bowels, Mild—as easy to take as sugar. 0 obrare Wt by addeesring General Policies Committee ANTHRACITE OPERATORS 437 Chestnut Street, Philedelphie, Pa. a? ae Sigh Make Vanity Toilet Peer cet ot High Grade Sligh Make ELECTION APPROACHES Green Ridge Coal Ce. 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