New-York tribune. [volume], December 12, 1922, Image 9

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f b?din Clamps
?rre??li Curb on
Hard J>wd Sale
S^a, Of PP? ?nd Gnt*
**^K\*o limited to a
Z-ihs Supply Under
s^uli?* of Fuel Chief
. t-Aaftk Failing to G?-t
gula, S<fek* to Bring Of
??jjj and Staff to Court
^wZ-H-Woodin. State Fuel
"?-Jmtsr t? ?anonnce yestsrdsy
?2^ti?r??tl?ctionsonthe..le
??4, h?ve been pUced on th?
** ,Bif* T^smsm 0f which ths sal?
. ,' ?S3)JI l"1"' .
irr.*?? to ? si?-?'. .?PPly
r?ds^sws???- ?? ?tn'r'' ord"
ft: t ?f the .?*? ???????tr*t,on "????
^ .tVsf tttaa tit* ssthraeiU, a?
,,r,d1yJisr? ??^k<d tince th<j
t. ?f tk ?"fr' r"luirinf *?>?
stttf* c,nt ?ubstitutss
"'^j.^Hbr ?tome?tie su? coa,
????t, **?*?***?"* Taas
?- ?j? ?vdrr w?? issued on Frl
JJJJ, ?t?? ?lmo?t 50.000 ton? of
-?a *m* f^n("-" Ht th?-' Jersey
4 ??rum?!? ?waiting buyer?.
;it?t??rder becsme operstlve
,,4jsS?r "* the ?urplus stork of
..?? tost ?"roppeJ to s little more
?a? ?Sis? ?????
>ii?a art ?I?o reported to have
j? ? eonslderabla quantity of
. Hit csal which has been received
. : .'?njs qu?ntitie? and which, like
.. itasa-*ite ?nthrsclte. had cot been
^^?labl? until the fuel admin
itua'l order was announced. Like
:> ts??sa?er?. who com? within the
order, the dealer? are now required to
buy ?6 per c.nt of eubititutc? with
each order for domestic slue hard coal.
Although flgur?. on r.e.ipt. of mal
hava ahown a .mall .urplu. tonnage
of mi coal at the terminal?, it wan
??xplaln.d at th? fuel administration
that this .urplu. did not really e\i?t
The coal .0 reported, it ?a. ?aid, wa.
m.raly being hold for the arrival of
barre? or ?hip? or th? making up of
a full consignment for th? dealer ?ho
had bought It
Outpat Will B? Incre??c<d
The anthraelto output at the mine?
?hould ba Increa.ed by between 12.000
and 10,000 ton. a day a. a result of
the decision of th. United State. Su
preme Court announced yesterday de?
claring uncon.titutiona! the K?hler
min? cav? la? in P.nn.ylvania. More
than 6.000 miner, hava be.n idl. in
and around Seranton since September,
baceu.e mine gallerle. running under
hou.e. eould not he worked under the
Kohler la?. The act ?a? paeaed to
lea.en the danger from cav.-ln., du.
to mining operation, under the city.
If Congrea.man-elect I.oring M.
Black make, good hi? threat, Mr.
Woodtn and hi. ?taff ?rill hava to ap
pear before Magistrate Folwall in
Brooklyn to tell ?hat they know about
th? coal ?hort.gr. Mr. Black WM in
court ye?t?rday ?? coun??l fer a Brook?
lyn landlord ?ho had be.n ?ummonrd
by tenant? for failure to provide heal
and hot water. He .aid hi. client had
been able to obtain only one ton of
coal for hi? eight-family apartment
houe?, and a.ked for ?obpocne. for the
fuel administration ?Uff.
Armour Ruling Due Today
? WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. Th? gov
emment's decision on the proposal of
Armour _ Co. to purchase the physical
i a.aets and property of one of it? com
, petltor?, Morri? & Co., Another of the
1 Chicago "big five"' packing establiah
1 meats, i? expected to be made known
' to-morrow by Secretary Wallace of the
I Department of Agriculture. Mr. Wal
lace held what ?a. ?aid to be a fina!
I conference on the riueition late to
I day with F. Edson White, vire.pre**
j d?nt of Armour ?ft Co, and <'harle? .1
i Faulkner, general counsel of the com
i p-??.y
Senate Seek? to Learn Status
Of Anna Conference Treatira
/ ??>? Ti? 7V4*>t??i?'# u,?u'ii???(o?i Bmeot
WASHINGTON, Pee. 11? The Senate
to-dsy adopted a resolution, introduced
hcoek, calling on tha
Pepartment for detailed informa?
tion as to the statu? of th? treatie?
frowing out of the Ws?hington con
erenca on th? limitation of arma?
ment?.
Senator Hitchcock I? expected to dl?
rus? this ?ubjeet later. H? pointed '
out that about a year had passen since
th? conference wt? held and thers wss
mach confusion a? to what had been
don? with respect to tha sis treatle?
and <>r.a declaration growing ont of ?he
confer'
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con
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5.00. li - button length
? ?
.mil brotro, .-.50?
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prettv neu tj'la
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Daintv lotted border
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\ civet bai 11.75
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NECKLACES ?
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72 in.
SO re.
27 in.
24 in.
20 in.
10OO0 t? 17SJ?0
10 to 12SJ0?
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Imported Perfume Bornen.
35.00. Hand-painted VAN
1.50 and 3.50.
Vanity Cases, acript mono*
(-ram put on without
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Four-in-hands ot Italian ?ill? - 1.50
Knitted ties in the new crochet stitch 2.50 to 5v00.
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Shirts of English broadcloth, linct grade. ?
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White cheviot ?fort? ?hirt?. collar attached. _'.$'>.
Silk Socks, best 0? ' male. 1.0*_ to J.:
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I) G ns of \cl.et oi silk. 25.00 to 8;.'
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Silk Mufflers, in the favored ?eaves. 10.00 to :
Gloves of excellent mocha. 4.50 and N
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Umbrellas o? ill? with
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1,000 pieces of
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Fine French batiitc, beautifully
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It to 54 in. diameter
Doilies. .50 U> 3.50
i to 12 in. diamft-r
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20 a J? to TO x S4
in.
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