The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 5

“UIT BURNING SOFT AND BRITISH COAL URGES FUEL CHEF New York Beginning.to Look Like Pittsburgh—Good Sup- * ply of Anthracite. State! Fuel Administrator Woodin issued an appeal to-day to large i of fuel in this city to discon- jue the use of bituminous and British coal, which “is now making New York look like Pittsburgh" in order that the glut of steam size an- thracite, which is choking coal trans- portation, may be absorbed, thereby permitting the inward flow of pre- anthraMite sizes to begin from the mines, In order to check the use of an- thracite spbstitutes the State Fuel Administration will seek the co- operation of Mayor Hylan and Health Commissioner Copleland, In what way this co-operation will pe sought was not made public. A statement issued from the office of Mr. Woodin this morning said: “There are 2,600 cars loaded with anthracite steam coal sizes lying at the docks of New York, with 100,000 tons waiting for buyers, according to the New York Fucl Administration, Uniess it is moved immediately it will tle up shipments of domestic sizes THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1922. of anthracite which are badly needed. | gency, so far as a shortage of steam “Manutacturers, apartment house] sizes of anthracite are concerned has owners and office Wuildings have been | temporarily abated, and it is recom- nsing substitutes for anthracite coal} mended that substitutes be set aside wntil New York is beginning to look/and kept tn reserve for future use. like Pittsburmh, there is no need for] It is urgent at this time that steam such @ condition existing while the|sizes of anthracite be stored up while docks” are chocked with thia supply |they are available against a future of steam sizes anthra SHOOKID“TROTTER” A Remarkable Shoe for Children ls (Sizes 11% to 2) Sizes 6 to8 .... $2.95 Sizes 84% to1r «+ 3-45 Sizes 22to7~..+ 4:95 Mahogany Russia Calfskin) OME here for children’s shoes that were made to wear—and certainly do! 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