El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-02

he Hf
! n is f, ~. -c-fi,e-, ne III +,- ,--aa-
Mains End 5r ~ 20, r,,f,,1rfaiT.. rha
sorI-, rri.srr,f fr-4 have more f.lf than All
I Fu~s-a and -ha roo1 craI 81 the great
I--fre IS fb--. +i---- me- 80 f,.-,7ar,-
/ me are 5oa os0. 600 IONS Of anthrsciia
in, +i-s 1l-ri.-- ana t-,4f ,s-f oil Ia. conn
nv bs- ,,t.l,- ID 800 sf+ ,..,,r .s ,-.II-
/ rhe am6rn. runs man into Inc bniioas
M rs f---r,,i7o-,e -o-I gG -be I-nite-i
s-rtsg and tb-r r,,-,,s -1.r rfsr ,-s1r mails.
{ steam and f-.n b.. l1sad 81 rl.I.. eolce
s7,1,.re are s1.o,t+ D. ooa gn0 Dna toms NJ
800 -.r+ .l 3. 90, sb5,.,.t.-, -I
B a. fira-r5a and sor,1.th hing like s 600 600 o.
a0a TONS ia M. ro-fflarn mart of The
ereat plains Am ~ that coal IS good for
! steauli-a and rhiz means that those re-
riare ,-iiI some lime hecnne Industrial
ranrars
Our rrea+.zt dsDosits Of bitlninous coal
lie b s.. ,ri.s.seir1i bszfn and mo An
I na1acbisu r,ounfsI1- D. h rrgr7 tbosa re-
I rions rhat WE INV. soften me coa1 sun
DIV OF the mast and from there comes The
/ etfk Of fh+ col Z f.d-- qfs AUpaIa-
cbia- -,orrrrair rsrios, has a r.ra.r ~ az
800 ..f11 ,-iiob fsr-tr- h, I.n7,-,-I,-- --i,
and ono and INNS south th-ourE ken
z f,l..--,- We 1-irri1ia -7arre.---z ana s19
b.r,7- gfr-o.-t ~ ~ enc ~ zr.-5r --bar
/ br5 +7s Some 81 .1,1 fasr -.,s7 ~ ~.
world .t .hr Is .--.-,.-, Of 4r ID. sunni n
1u th- irdusfriss Of me $50 for hundr--is
I'd ,-ea-s 81, ~ H.. f,,-s mar rii.7t7 r,lors
f1,-l- r.r-a-+a.,f17 ~ i- ana 49,. 81 -+f1 t1
~. ra5-bf,~bo9.- ~ -oo G0f a7a 0na TONS
v-if-i, ea0o $50 ~ ff,.. s,~f,r.
Great Arfl,r,-ifs U,.r-if
As 10 our anth-acifs co4i .,hirh lies in
no~-h..asf.rr T3..-rrls,-r,-a-,7s -,-a f..-a nae
rlaaf -,,o~.. fr4,, f,,,l--b ~ che ,-h-f.
al rho rf-7s ~ mines ,,-.- Iir,---.I i,s
,I.r,asffs o.,7r-i,,f s5r,.f him rif. . aaa o.
600 900 tons nd th.re Is sam more mar,
81 900. 0G0. 600 within 5000 feer OF The sur
face
III Is the anthracite coal which NOR. chan
anvil hing else IS. csrsire tr- present COM
famine. The coal IS about ne hest OF
rh= world as ra- as domestic Ms. 10 con-
oernaE " has a great heating y-41us and
il burns without srlals T,he -esuIr is ,-,.
the railroads. The ruel asrnfris5ratiou 4.
1,--f~la rh. -.sr,r,1s o., ,--s - .-,-rl-,-its
ana 70 set their supplies from the 6.tum.-
Mons .,e1 fields -a.-f,-
~ ,-. - $500 ls,.-. ,--o,,-- .-
ss--lt-hirrlr1Inous roeI Tor ~. nav Th,e
GOAL ii ID lf-ha- ,--4.4.. ft.r fis--rl-f-
mons coal aud r i almost gnloIzeIess II
ir is uronerIv burned 10 has a high
l---5-- ,-af.1- .-5 b. -a.--.1-7 80 -b.
-lsr Tor --1er MS This 49, nor me
opinion OF the late adrni-al Bob swans.
r. 45-ess-roa .rrfbrssi-- ana ,f,-r,.s+..li
that the government should reserve an
ent5ra sn-bracirs fie.d III ps1nsvIvansl
FOR the r7r-rozas 81 -rsrfo-s1 ,7af.rl-a d..
wrote an erticIe abolt ID in me North
Arrie-ic-ln P..,fev- In ,-bi-b h. rsii-
f--+l,-s..f- f. -, f,f-i F.,r 90 9-
i-.4, 7-.-,-.,1 -,,-7,...s u -rsl-.s e., ,-,-t-s
anal .--,al-s ii M ta7f+afa eir-r--1 7-tf-b
b.frar- rba u-arsh-n- . Admiral swans saff
rbsf s.7-,I-sr Der-- ,.----s --a-- rr-5--,- ~.
bstffe ia Mamie nav frl,rrs b. hs5 erf+
coal In his furnaces. 4s chose he nirht
Tor coming into Tho hsr -hfr--frt- rha-
q H.. 7.-f--.. vga17r .r5e.----- 81 ....-.----r
.r.7 r1rc-sr frar7 ~. snar,- -f f.n-. .
clouds Of black sn'o5-a .-,irra- f-- his
ghfns Na,-arfI-af4ss ~ th. ..-4rfe.i7 7rl,- +
menu one of his vessels spoure5 UD blasts I
Of fame and drew 11Do1 nor M ffrs - ]
The s--ear Guns on C1---eiao- Island a-
the mouth Of th.. bar I'M. was rb- liz
fTe sr-f~rrllor-h which ,-as - -f,. -a--' Of q
the naeL II was fortunate rhar she mad /
that position and that an the fighting \
sbfus mad rasza.f beyond me -arra n ~. I
fort before She hung her flew -rarnl-s
out in me ei-ies
War Insreases Need for Coal
And thfs briuas us To .ne coal we
are using TODAY. our consu-nrtior has
ranidiv inrreassd since. tba ,re- bean
and 10 supply rhe demand Of next wear
we ought TO mine ana snip hrff arai- 4
as riucft coal - ~. mined IN 1sft M.
amount We snould haEe for r-l--eTves 4
and Tor rvrort Is said TO he go. 600. 0Ae &
tons. We mined more than 500. 600 8O4 4
shortage over the country. our output I
Is now greater than ever before.
Not only do we need more coal for our
factories on account OF the day and night
-u..-lff-l- mn for fha ,,4- f.r- -a.-rar flfrr-.
Ike $50 900 coo tons of cosI could b-
8rotitably used nv our sll5g5 ana esDeci-
ALLY Italy ana France. which ar now in
the throes Of a coal famine We need Z
more tons for the navy and a great deal
Is required for the ships which carry
supplies from this country 10 France
It is Interesting 10 see where our coal
goes. Oniy about one-fifth or oue-siE-n
lf the whole is used Tor heating our I
houses, hotels. schools ana office buildings
lf one kind or other. We now consume
annually about 100000 0Oo tons for that
purpose and this includes both anthra-
eite and birumiuuus Goals.