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TEUTON WAR TRIALS IN MAY
British Cases Against Germans
Scheduled First at Leipzig
llerlln, Miircli ii. Tbe trials of
"war criminals" licfoic tho Supreme
Court at Leipzig nre cipcctcil to coin
menee nt the liegiuiiiiiK of May. The
newspapers sa (lie cased brought by
(treat Britain win be taken up first,
witiiessca coming from Engl a ml to
Ustifj.
Tho first ense will bo against a non
commissioned lntulsturiu officer nann'il
Heine for 111 ticatlnj: prisoners in tbe
Jltthr resion nlieic liritlsli and French
troops were interned.
riNANC'ISI.
l'roixnl
DKr.tRTMUxr or I'i'ui.ir
Director's Office. Ksoni SSI.
llttAl.TII
iikai
'ty
Hall,
rhllndennilii. I'm.
March 2.1 1031
Seal-it propone. e M.' le iecelel at this
office until twet !"' o r'ntU noon Tiir--dWi
April 8. I!l. vlioi 'idi will Be opened
and acheduled follow
mmnu' or UK.vi.fH
Tor rleAnlnic an J nllinit r. m vaults jinks
tr ceatr-oo luring he yeai lid
IM nnil l.urrne eti
Tor fin tilth rK und initailliia vemuatlna
rt(M tn an-1 Ml foi rurniihlnt and
ere-Mlr-a a'-n fjad
Mill ui'l Pin .
Yoi e - A' -i ill itfuiifis tor me con
atruction. erect on. -riiiiment including
plumblnc
orU c'TirlcRi -Aork
and
me
enanie.il
la"ora'i.r
tl-.fjre
for
ttle
I'atholotfl-el Laboratori
8pecln:at!orn
blueprint
forme af prv.
l.aboraton inej
tooaal far the
i'ainniot cai
n had Upon application to John P
if a nh-
ten En l .tr Arenitect
r.oom m t. It)
Hall, rh.lili-Vh'a PA.
BpfCldCRtl.ru and to:mi at t-ropoeal for
vleinlne nnd flllinc mpjoli, for en
tllator, -iafrt' jruard eentors and floor
irjt nm ho had ao-m apiu-aiion to the Dl
rertor'e Office r.oom lv-t i itv Hall
lllfls from olhcri than ih-ee ennartd or
aatabllehed in jjlnct fj wh'ch proposals
art aaktd i' nut lt TifrtatncU cr con
aldfrrd and m hid wi I he fiitrtaind un
laia mad on prln.ed bla'i.. form aupp.lM
fcp that nurpo-
AVa blda mif' be .icco:np-i u-d by & en-tinot-.
fram h Clt Solicitor thai -eurltr
haa r-n furnlihrJ in accoi dance with
tha provlalona of thi oidlnnne of "ounctls
apnrovd Ma- 2S iSen
Tha Dlraoisr im'um 'he r.ght to a.'tept
any propol n wno o .. in par, or reject
all the bid -a he ma. leeit beat fo- the
Intereala if 'h- c tv. W nei n bid or uk
ireaa'o of o.ia oxeM 'he iuiii of $100 it
will b necra 'o' .. . ufait to oc en
tered int. ant 'hr - th earn,! tnav
tt Maln'd w iiii-i" a' th o'het of
the Ct'-y Solicitor
t ! IV 11 .s '""l KIM H M r
l)ep . nen oPublirHpa.tn
rilE f'lTTSHlKT.Iir CINCINNATf,
rillCAlil) AM) ST. LOUIS RAIL,
ROAD COMPVNY
rnnAsuKr UErARTiinxT
V ttiburgh r Vfari-h 1. IS'Jl
Crualldated mortc-'Se bonds of Vandalla
Railroad, Co. to a ". ' of JlCU.tlTO 00 ;
will be pdrcnaard tor 'I: ainhlnK fund March
SI 181 t " nattic-' of the company tha
rarraera' I-oan ant 'irnr Co . Now Tor
city, under lib tot'o nj proi talon of tbe
meruit. , .. , .
Sealed propoai.- f - tha eI of aald
bond t'l be :ecled at the aiency of aald
railroad eotnran" in 'ht Mtv of JC-w Tor,
and bonda oerd ft- the price which, ea
eluitve of accrued .nter-a- thereon, enall be
tha lnweat pi-cei'e rf 'he principal there
of, will be accepted and paid for at not ex
caedlnt par and accried Interest. Should
toad of different holSeri L offered at tne
ehaaed aha' h" on a pto rata baeli. as
nearly nraeti'ab.e 'n proportion to tli
whole numter of bonda olTered at tha same
price.'"
' Proroaala to ll bor.di o tr-s alttltinr t and
muet b In 'on hand- (.' th Tarmera' Ioan
and Truat Co N"W Tor city before 3
ftVlncU n. i o- ;.:i -.aday March SO.
1S21. and m'tst "te h eerles letter ef the
benda offerd. On Mnr-ti .11 notice of ar
captance wi l' rnalleil and l-itere-t to
April 1. I0"' v I" " "'- ,,n bonds arcepted.
Vonda accpted muit I o I'.lvered on April 1.
or aecuritT fnrn.tn'd on that day, If re.
quired, that de!tr will le made within
undue. T McKMCIIT.
Treaaurer
citV r i(hidiiir. . M-v jkkskv
Healed propo"-"1 nnr .eo "Propo-til for
aewere." ai.l!""!""l ' -M- "-itci. s. Davis.
el'v e'etk tVoodb:i N ler; ' win b
Te'e.ed a' ' e ti-e u "' t i. iuncii of
tin i iy j' iodlii- S- !-.. at the
i ounc . anil-r C n H i 'codhur, Naw
Jeree' Tneatliy. Xprll Jili, lajl. ut S
ielock p. m.. fur fa ii'lorn' ,n t,t altera'lonj
and xtna!oiia o' wit pipe llii-n conilatltr-
jf-"l-nf, about four rnl i of s to sv vitrified
eewer piu- nr, - n nunniii'i, oral. ci e
and all appuri-miiu" ii.j ,m ud'nt- recon
struction on -.DTrTe'- u'c-n nt in ilrond
atreet Wnodbir i- e t.
Ilrnw.nt;. a -l ti..i.i.i oi m iu be t
amlnd eid r'.'ilit'1 r olwun-a ' 'he
ofT.ce M- Wu am II Hijj'liOan arm.-.
JUS Walnm
lhi'n Ivtnu'
at t j
nlTIre of to a- r
X eerttil -. '
order of "the '"i
of Woodbu- Nt
pan each p upuw
Tho t llv (. j in--i
fr J.Mi .
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rewn to tha
of to. ity
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muit accoin-
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et.am heat re r u , A-n Supp." Ilas
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LOEWS INCORPORATED
,vl I
The Boaid ot On, i
lain nuarte-iv ash I
all a re on Oie ceotai .
corporated patbe Mir
holders of re- d at m
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THK l'mUIH.I.I'lll .rillW. n.-iNK
i'Mltil-lpi a i. Jlatrn fj Ji.M
The Direct "rs ha l,la da- dec'ared a
dividend of ii i p r ' i (4 i f.n tit .in
Uirw montha icik. llnreli 31, lOtl. to
ItcVtholderH f i-..ir.i .1, me cloe of bull
liaaa March -'.' lO.'l
ChecsH wiib irj' d
' HOU.Utli 1OM'K
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Inmiul Mrellnva
J3r
WKM'-MIIXM AND
(DAI.
COM PAN V
limie Til MiuIIi JhlrU Mlreet
r ' ad. iph a .March i'S lliyj
This Annua1 Mh nt of he Hiock holder of
the Weatmoretaiid Coal Company will ba held
at the uttlr of ho otnpany. on Wedneeday.
April Stb, I0:i t If o'clock noon, for tha
flection of three d rectora to aene three
veara and 'en a't iurli other bualneaa a
ttir ptcuer y "in. b.ru'e tha ineetltur.
aecreiarj.
IRON AND STEEL
OUTLOOK BETTER
Reports From Industry Show
More Diversified Volume
of Now Business
JAPAN BIG SHEET BUYER
While dullness remain" the keynote
in the iron and steel trndo. with orders
few nnd for amnll quantities, lenders In
the industry are more optimiMle. Blast
furnaces in this ditrif nre operating
on n limited iale. The hopr of tho in
dustry is the entrance of the railroads
into tho murkot and increased activity
of shipbuilding nnd other metal -eon -miminx
Industrie-
"Only threo merchant lilnt furnaces
aro operating in tho .Schuylkill val
ley at tbe piescnt time." says Richard
I'eters. ,lr . siilei manager of the
Pulaski Iron Co. "The nig iron
industry i almost nt a -.tnndstiU be
came manufacturer" ure unwilling to
S'll at present nrites. which are below
the cost of productinu. and cannot af
ford to pile pig iron in the yards for
future consumption. The mcrnge , Tokio ' Trade Executive Resists
stocks in l bo yards are three weeks I
output. Freight rate are the greatest!
obstacle to reducing prices further. In ,
spite of the uncertain outlook . h little
more optimism is apparent in the.
trade." -
1-a rue Movie on Hand
One of the large independents reports
limited demand for steel. Its plate nnd
blooming mill is onerntinc n single turn
thU week. Diminl-died activity Is ac
counted for bv the limited scope of the
four largest consumer", the railroads.
nhipbuilders. itutomobile and farm im-
piement inanuiatiurer". .
if..,,.i.f.,... t. . .i. .
two are being curried on by the I,ebj-hc persist in the nnvnl expnnsion pru
nnon Iron Co.. producers of bar.jrnm whifii i1- leading her along the
iron and bolts and nuts l'rices liao , r,nn.,nv and every other
been substantially reduced, but ti ten-I1 .;' . . . ..
Hoiii-i to Imlil off i n,t..,i on,...,- hnvKr. i iiiilitnr i tt nation trod.
it is br'lpvNl conviileraule tocks are
in the hands of jobbers and consumer,
winch nre being drawn on to avoid buy
ing.
Automobile 'Work Fatornble
Hotter buying of steel for construi lion
and tlie reinstating of n few more frac
tions of the tolumiunus cancellations by
automobile builders have been favorable
features of the week, sajs tbe Iron Age.
A good many buyers have been beard
from with "mall orders, without any in
crease in the average of steel plant ac
tivitic Little i said of the spring de
mand of which tbrrc were prediction"
when the your came in. nnd there is
mure settling down to the prospect of a
drifting tnnrket
I'rlce developments are not uniform
and cannot be ailed -dgniticant. I'ig
iton and scrap ar lower, particularly
the lutter In finished lines the weak
spots still are wire products, sheets
and bolts and nut". As heretofore,
plates, shape" and bars have beeu avail
able at 2c. al'ittr-burgh. but there arc
ulso some instances of the withdrawal of
thnt price.
The shnrn advance in coit" due to re
stricted operation" has mure than oftsel
with some steel producers the help of
recent wage reductions
More blast furnnccs are going oui.
and the Steel Corporation's curtailment
of pig iron output has been rnther rapid.
Its i-iecl production has not declined iu
proportion, in view of the htoeks of
pi; iron and scrap it has on hand
Ilu-slneis .More IHtersltlc-d
The Iron Trade Review cays that
some reaction from the recent depressed
condition of trade in iron uml steel con
tinues to be shown bv it more i rrrti-
i lieu volume ut now Diisiuess, j in- m-
.Ittstrx is not ye I ready, however, to
accept mix cnange as denoting u inn-
liamentnt reversal oj a poor sittiatum
Tin maintaintd inaction on prices of
the Steel Corporation continue" to be
. losely watched by prospective buyers,
and confidence in the market, while
somewhat stronger, slill is slow to re
spond, i
With the market in iu present unset
tied stage and business so held in
check, a disposition is glowing among
independent pioiluccTS to follow more
ouscrative price uolirie. especially
since many teient quotations are said
to have been below the cost line. The
composite market average of tlie Iron
Trade Review this week n $41. "33,
nsuinst .t."2." lust wco'n. $4.'. .",.'! two
weeks as. .4.h1 Iu February and
ol 73 in January .
.-'efi n o liM.eji S'clio.i Pub Ie l.iigtr
Voiiiigstuwn, March 'S Mahoning
Millev steel innuufai turers this week
have 11 slightly more optimistic outlook
than .asl hut the Knn'o of nnerutioni
'rt mains ut the same low point it
ii'ai
bed last week. Carnegie operations
..., I... In. . ,.ml tHl,lt,. ... ......1
iiiui hi i"- ' an ci u -llBlli 11 1 ft. I 1 r.
oiing-towii Slieet and Tube Co
pin on eilu heet mills Tuesday, Th
.urn ern Is sti'l opeinting two hlasl fur
pai es tliree nkelp mills, four tube mills
i in uine-in'h bar mill nnd the plate
mil'
1 iibe .Mills at 10 Per Cent
0 Per Cent
on und Steel I
furnace, i-ix opei
live mills flr r, '
Tne ICnublii iron
I,. i- "ti one blast
health ruinaies.
Ilti.wn Uniiiieii plant, sn shcit mills
in N'lles and the tube mills on nt 10
pi i ient No ihaiigi took plnie ut the
p'ant of the Triiinbull Steel Co The
Kalion S'el, Newton Steel Co. and the
Sharon Hoop Co nre tin' hanged t.en
.'i ill r'iiepriiulliiif Co is runninu' ubout
lit) per "lit o' iiipiKity. it is believed
Trusi on SleOi I'o. has ahoiit ,"J poi
i nit of iipeiiitious. a slurlu mneuse
'I in- independents are ri-eding fioui
tlcii pine luiting of the ln-t few weeks,
i, .oiiitmiis having been withdrawn
wi some i u -i a n '., on inoinnte win n
iaised.i ns t pruduc ers. tlie maniifac-li.ier-
-in Tip' IIihmi tons of Ii'.hI,
s..(t- f"i expoii to Japan which was
inken b the Continental Ste 1 Co.,
Helling iiteut ior the independents of
tne vailej iiih hciiiif allocated thii, week.
The nei of construction in Youngfc
town lias been i educed between 1." nnd
2ii per 'enl, iiciurding to (intra, tors
mid deii'ei-s in materials, bemuse nf
leduitiuns ii. uiuti rials, an increase in
etfi' iencv ol building workers and In
competition among loiitrai ton
'WANT AD" FOR MINISTER
. Churih Advertises for Liberal and
Progressive Pastor
IliiMiiii. Iunh 'J4. A "want ad'
I snuilwi' lied between classitied udierti.se
I nienih for n bookkeeper and an auto
I mobile repair nun in flit "mule help
.Minted ' columns of a Uostcm evening
I paper yesterdin called for a miniHtet
' between thirty 11 lid forty ycHrs old.
) who is a good parish worker.
I In advertisement ytas infertoj by a
I nneisalist .hunh established ovei
furtv tears and iu excellent finunclkl
i ntiUitinn "
Parti' ulais of age, e-iperuiiLe and
snlai't rxpetteil wire asked of appi.
1 ur.is
In u news stoiy on another pnge ot
the paler, based on an interwow witli
inemliers ut trie church it was asserted
that a ' liberal and progressive man '
whs wanted not a theologian merely,
but ' a picacher of imagination und true
leligious spirit The church committee
men wcrn suid to have decided they
would not wait for the right man to
come) tn them, but wouh, seek him
through 'he classified sdrnrtltlnf :o-limps.
EVENING PUBLIC
FOREIGN TRADE DECLINES
Market Falling Off In Exports and
Imports '
Washington. March 24. (By A. V.)
Trade with Europe and South Amer
ica decreased slmrply last month as
compared with February u year ago, fig
ures Issued today by the department of
commerce disclosed.
February Imports from Kttrope ac
Rnitatcd S.'.yOOo.'J-'fl. compared with
S100.flfifi.718 In 1H20. while piports to
taled .'f21.7n:i,V!."3. against $384,0.i2,
108 n year ago.
For the eight months period imports
from Europe were $070 rS7,2S0, against
$7.12.170.1)27 in 1020. and exports, SL
0S2.rn.1,201. compared with SJI.Sol,-
two.irio.
Imports from South America for Feb
ruary totaled S20.GO0.107. compared
with $07,703,217 a year ago. and ex
ports, S3S.MJUM). against $40,4-10,055.
For the fight months Imports from
South America amounted to $370,024,
70S. against !?,"07,4l4,ii03, while exports
totaled $138,082,486. tonipnrcd with
.2.S,".:i00,DlG last car.
FOLLOW GERMANYU
Government's Armament
Program
POLES MARCH INTO SILESIA
nmmr. of -inr.rl.il r"Me dl-woietifs
repflnled from todar'a llibltr Islirer
(op.iri'clit. ll)?f. by Vnblle 1-eiUer Co.
ToKio. Match
24.
".liipnn
all the
will tlntl
world if
. ....
herself tin enemy
ff
Thi
-ie was cxpreaseu dv -sanji
Mnto
pie-.iiion. or tlie .inpanese .sso
cintic.li "f Trade, who guides the most
powerful commercial organization in
Japan and now is leading what opposi
tion eti-it" to the government's arma
ment program. Muto represented
Japanese capitalists in the international
labor .onf?rone in Washington in 1010.
roliih Troops Enter Silesia
Merlin. Mai-.U 21 1'olislt troop-i
hate crossed the border and entered it
part of the zone which voted in favor of
Poland in the I ppet niies-n in-ui-:ui-
W the g, n-ment and W
proclamation .talming the territory in
,i,., ,,..,-., nf the Polish Republic, ac
cording to dispatches published in Rer
:iu newspapers. Rirkenthnl has been
occupied and tbe inhabitants nre tlce
ing nyim Kaltowitz and Myslowitz.
Poland has been intrusted by tbe
illied powers with u inundate to occupy
Silesia in the eent of a Herman insur
rection or of an ntf-mpt to provoke a
civil war.
American Writes In Moscow Jail
Paris. March 24 -A brief message
from Captain Emmet Kilpatrick. of the
American Red Cro". in piison tn Mos
cow, was received at Red C ro" head
qtiuiters here last nisflit. It i addressed
to nis brother in I'niontown. Ala. rut.
contents of the note wen- not made
public, being per-onal iu character, but
it i staled hat the note regrets thi
llniltiie of the American (.oveinuu nt to
obtain Captain ivipairn i- " icien-.
The message y-ns vritten bv t upturn
Kilnnlrick on n scrap of unbleached
muslin and l.ioughl to Ittidapest by a
Mun-atian nrTicer. who .wis interned in
ndioniweky prison. Moscow, with
with
Captain Kilrati-nk and tnrce ouieir
metnans. T'i Hiingaruin escaptM
1 1 om the pr'.son and carried mtssages
fiom -evrnl prisoners sewed into the,
intiei lining ot his ont.
RUIN THREATENING FRANCE
Nation Counts on Germany to
It Out of Debt
Sr-fifl ("nt c Uitnui'U. Cnpjno):
Lift,
"21.
Paris. Mui'li 'J-..- rnless l.ermauy
pays what kIu owes us. l'ruuce i,
mined " iidmit- the .louinal des De
hats, in an editorial lust night com
menting OH IIP report oi tne mnuv--
lommi-sion whith was submittedto the
Kienih Seimte bv M Henry Llieron
ihalnnun
For the tuning pai trance liiuot
rnie .iti.Oiiii.OiiO.iHio francs inormnlly
about S". 2l". 000. 000) to tovei- tlie de
ficiency between expenses of RH.OOO,
000,000 trams ami resources of .'J,000,
OilO.OOO franc. M. Cheron warned his
i-olliague-t.
lie stated that tlie 1-rewh debt on
Manh 1 totaled I'.O'.'.IMiO.OOO.OOO francs,
against .ill Q(m 000.000 francs before tbe
ni. ..
llealdes tins stupendous debt, lie bam,
FEARS JAPAN WILL
here are the .l.i-s.OOO.OOO.OUO trancsisot)l "i,t if there is delay in laying
nnnilml finnunlh for llie reconstrUC- i -,nv. ...Inlor'u snnolv. tlins enncen.
tion of the dcastated regions anil war
1 pensions, whhh Prance hopes to obtain
I itom (ierm.iny. but whith ein the
I P-iris reparations agreement, which Dr
tion of the devastated regions and war
.. f I TL- .. -nn.,..u ,n Ii llfllTI
Simons rejected, does not cover
THEATRE BOMB KILLS 20
Milan Crime Attributed to Anar
chlsts Seeking Revenge
lindon. M-ir.li :-M --A bomb explo-
. . . .1... I.'....... 'rliAnlr.
bion loon puice in no- iiunu -.-.,... v
at Milan. Itah. last night, twenty pel
sons being killed, according to a (is-
patch to the limes troni nun city,
that city.
Many eie 'mured ut least twenty oi
whom arc no .pi-rted to survive.
Poli' e belie-. e that the outrage was
the work of anarchists as a piotest
against me imprisonment of Mnlatesta.
the anarchist leader
-sTi.-VMsinr nrir f
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., INC.
"Ship By Water"
LOS ANGELES HARBOR, SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND, SEATTLE and VANCOUVER
s. S. MLLSOLO (ex Cajucet) Apr;
S. S. MILLFAKO (8000 Tons) April
S. S WII.M'OLO (8000 Tons) Mny
S. S. WILLHILO (11,000 Tons) May
Receiving Pier ii, South, Phila.
1 or raie-i Br, ' pirt n ers aop.
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc.
HI Dreiel llnlldlii-r. Custom Home Hate
llrll IMioiiri Lombard USS3
FLORIDA
By Sea
Meaia ana vv.it. iu ,iiiwvui wu iu
ink induced.
Heat, l-lea.ore. Keonoroj
Merchant. & Miner. Tr.ni. Company
ratabllabisl 1M
allllloni ! Paaaeaier. aa
-teC net a. Ufa laat I
tier 11 , uui at.
ttL.htaixti XtUi
LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
HARD-GOAL IVIEN SEE
BIG APRIL TRADE
Bituminous Dealers Mark Time
Ponding Cenoral Industrial
Improvement
UTILITIES CHIEF BUYERS
Anthracite dealers anticipate a brisk
buying season soon, hence more interest
Is noticeable this week In thi branch of
the industry than for some time. Hitii
intnous dealers have seen no improve
ment In the market since n week ngn
and have no definite Idea when buying
will begin except when general business
condition improves and fnctorics arc re
opened. Philadelphia dealers sav the.
spot market is dead and what buying
Is done is of a hand-to-mouth nature.
ublic titllilicR nnd the railroads lire the
only chief buyers, while n few maniifnc
tuiers nre giving small orders.
In regnid to the nntluacite situation,
one important dealer predicts that 00
per cent of his usual April trade will
come this April. Another. W. R. Me
Turk, says: "It In my belief Ihnt be
tween 00 nnd 70 per cent of those who
generally order in ilio spriug realize
that the bottom has been reached and
will place orders as usual. There is
plenty ot coal now. ami mere win iu-.
enough mined to supply the market in
April. May nnd June. After that I
anticipate transportation problems
which will interfere.''
tAdvlses Against Wall
"The public has just passed through
a very mild winter, nnd the idea hccms
to exist that next winter will be tlie
same." it was said at the Anthracite
Hurcau of Information "The buyer
fonrets the winter of 1017. and if he
holds off until next fall before placing
hi order he will undoubtedly be eon
fronted with delnvs in delivcrv and in
creaks in price."
Prices are said to be at the low point.
Authraeitiv dealers contend that mining
in now carried on ut a loss, nnd the gen
ernl belief Is that an increase of twenty
five or thirtv cents will come before
fall.
Entire lack of inteicst in the -market
best describes the attitude of the coul
man today, says Coal Age. The buyer
has not vet come to n realizing sense
of vnlues : and while many are beginning
u sines, they are holding their ideos
tn U"K lor quotations ,m ut.i. .
iinn to the "level of the snot market
nnd refuse to talk business for the year
at figures the coal shipper thiuks are
reasonable on contracts.
"Old Times'- Market Sag
It is n reminder of old times for the
spring spot market to sag so far below
contract .price, and it is going to take
a little more tnan ine imu.u ."
buyers and sellers of coal to shake down I
to 'the new basis. As April approaches
it is interesting to note thnt production;
for I lie f.oal venr just closing Is rsti-
mated bv the Geological Survey i
,"2.1,000.000 net tons of bituminous coal.,
lis compared with 480.S08.000 tons ill
vear ago nnd 552.041.000 tons in 11)18-'
10. the previous best year. Production
of bituminous coal in tne wecu emmi-
March 12 avbs the lowest of any period
iu the last four years, wnn tne ex
ception of the 101!) strike period.
The mil difficulty now is that con
sumers ate without knowledge as to how
much coal they are going to need during
the coming yeur. Over the countiy
nnimiximatclv 00 nor cent of full-time
I operatiun is being lost 'because of luck
of orders. And wiuie tne sott-coai
mines ure down, the railroads arc stor
ing emptv and idle cars on every avail
able siding.
Conl Trade Journal savs that do
mestic anthracite is more plentiful than'
it -vns a few weeks ago, but most com-1
panles are able to move the entire out-1
Put. AM sizes are bi-liig taken, with j
the accent very strongly on stove. Pea
and nut nre lagging. Mild weather has
inttrfircd with the demand. The vol
ume lequired for immediate ionsump
tion has fallen off considerably.
Tlie real cause for the great falling
on" in demnnd Is the price situation.
Thi- unecrtttintv is holding buyers
baik who are nctualiy in need ol coal
i Qt,,.r ro tnking oniv such as may be
requir'd from day to nut to nil orucrs
on the books.
The action of n number of Xew York
houses in ranking Important price cuts
has changed 'the Philadelphia outlook
materially.
St. Paul, Minn., March S3. A uni
form movement of coul during tlie com
ing season yvill insure all localities an
adequate supply says Daniel Willard,
nresident ot the Italtimovc and Ohio
Railroad, in a letter to Judge J. V,
luiimmu i" ,-n.--i v.. uiKit,. .
-.i-.f.., f..ei administrator for Minne
trutl ' ahipments within too limited a
; tnit'.,j. Hhipnients within tr
r.r;0l, the railroads will b
,nPPt the transportation t
Kntifnctoiily ." Mi. Willan
. ., .,1- . .1 ...111 1 1.1 i.
tue ranroaus win ue iinuuie iu
requirements
I ill Hi,
He hod no doubt of the ability of tlie
tuilroads to move all tbe coal needed
for doinentic nnd foreign use if tlie
movement is uniform throughout the
tear The Northwest has thus fnr made
1 trie effort tp lay in its Hupply for next
t inter, iicmrding to the information he
lias fiom the dock companies at the
head of the lakes.
P,,t,ri to ,..... Truateea
, Elected to Jell Trustees
i v pew memueis were eiivtea
yes-
.Te-
arc
l terdav to the board of trustees of
ferson Medical College. They
.Tame- Wilcox and It. Sturgis lnger
soil, who will sucieeil the late Percy
Keating and D. N'ewlin Fell, .Tr
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HOLLAND
I I AMERICA UNEl
New York to Rotterdam
Cf, nl . . -. . mm
Via Plymouth and Boalojne-inr-Met
N, AMSTERDAM. .Mar. 26 Apr.30 June 4
SSkir fe,IfeH
RYNDAM ..Apr,' 23 My28 Jal-r 2
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towering snow caps, frontier towns, Indians and .totems,
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Five wonderful days from Vancouver, B.C., to Skagway
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Make reservations now for summer sailings.
For rates and all other important infor-
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
F.R. PERRY. General Agent, Panenter Department
11 Dtoadway New York
AB informalon conc.rnnj' Canifa fatnuhtd an requeaf -Canacfiai Ntwtpiptrt on
-1 KAMSIIIP NIITI('r
CUMMINS LINES
U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
Regular Freight Servlca
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG & BREMEN
SS "SHORTSVILLE" March 25
PHILADELPHIA TO ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM
SS "BONNIE BROOK" f Loading
For space and rates apply
A. D. CUMMINS & CO., Inc.
139 South 4th St., Phila., Pa.
Lombard 41274126.5467 1 Main 1S48
l'aiseii-crr und
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rannoplii
Valarla
Mnuretanln
Algeria
Aiiultunln
ItaMu ,
LiirjiiBiilu
Suxonla
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(e-c-lniperat
.Muaellllii
Cnronl
New 'lorU tol.onilondcrry uml Glaagon. ilar. SO Apr. 23 M
etT York " Vlcii, tlibrnllur, l'nlrae, )u.
uruiniK,
i-iiiiaileiiiiu i.oniion ,
Sere Yuri. " f'lierliour'f nnd .Siiiithiiniptmi Apr 5 May 12 Juiie" u
New York " l.oiidnnilcrr.v and (llnasun . pr, I) May 14
New url" I'lierbiiurg it ml Sniitlininpion Anr. 12 3Iar 3 llav 21
.New urk" tilhrnlliir, Nnplee, l'atrns, l)n-
hr in n Mi, Trieste nnd l'lunie Apr. 13
Nen Vork l.lieriiool Apr. 10 Miij-17 Jnna IB
New ork" II ill If u-v. 1'lj iiiunlli, I'lierliourK anil llaniliurr- Apr. "0
. .New ork ' lierbnnrff
llnstoii "l.hcrpoul
Neir York " l.herimol
CLXAItll und ANCIIOH Sleam Milp Line
I'aBienger O(llio, 1300 Uiilnut hi., 1'lilla Trelalit HOIee, llouree illdi,. Thlla,
kiL4.tdbnnil-7rn
i
NEW AMERICAN TRANS-PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE
betn SEATTLEand YOKOHAMA, KOBE. SHANGHAI.
HONG KONG and MANILA via the SHORT ROUTE.
Men and palatial U.S.S.D. Iinetij 535 tt. Ion 21,000 tone
ugja-faigt'SHaS
5.S. Wenatchee, Apr. 9; S.S. Keyatono
State, May 3 I S.S. Wenatchee, June I 8
Futi, reservation!, etc, appl- any railroad or tourist aient, or
HUGH GALLAGHER,Gen.Ee!t.At..l7Stite St..NevYora
ataaeaaeaaaaeaan i a am
SEAGER LINE
PHILADELPHIA to
Golhcnburp, Copenhagen,
Chriitiania, Reval and Stockholm
U. S. Mail Steamora
U S.3.B.3. B. Margus, About Mar. 21
AT BIIII-TIMl IIOAHD ItATKH
Tlirouali llllla of l.nrllna les'ied to nil
Noritetlarj. Danlull anil Mneriltli I'lirts,
Direct aalllnis for nil Hrnndloavlaa mat
Halite 1'orta nr. rnriso offera.
SEAGER STEAMSHIP CO., las.
W. J. Grandfield & Co,
PHILA. AOENT3
.308 Chestnut St'.
forAtiara BITt-T-H-i Xtf)n (OZS.l
8 KSaaH-t-
-8 SattaBial
MARCH 24, 1921
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File
STnAMSnil- NOTK'KS
1'rclght Servlrea
layil
rriesle. unit name Mar. 2(1
uml Soullnimplon
and Olasgnn
pr. IS June 2 .Ian no
- Apr. SK
Apr. .10 June 1 Juljr
? All lMrt:
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ADMIRAL LINE
BLACK DIAMOND
STEAMSHIP CORP,
PHILADELPHIA
to Rotterdam
Am.SS "Kameiit" Now Loadinc
Am.S S."'Chester KSwanls". . . .
... ..About Apr. 13'
(A Steamer to Rotterdam 8c Ant
werp about March 24, if
ufTiclent caroo ofTaral.
W. J. Qru-JBeM & C.
Philadelphia Agents
301 .Chestnut St.
t-ambard fllTS-l-a-e Mala SCli.i
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a t us XTio rrrv. n. .1.
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Room with bath, .$6 and up
Kuropeu plan lnrfrc double room with private bath, and ocean tlew
?4 for eiWh person, 0 for one. Kuropcau plan,
s
Highfcst class at moderate rates
The -Ambassador appeals to those who appreciate luxurious appoint,
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ptlvllcce of ID-hole golf course, spacious sUn decks', dancing afternoon
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nmiraiisiiaiin
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oci:n CITV. X. .1.
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A special local article by J. C.
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lic Ledger, told how the story of
the previous morning, regarding
the "social hour" of traffic police
men, has already borne fruit. Just
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In This Morning's
PUBLIC LEDGER
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