Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-27

| coal Tor del1Very IN the Onlteu
States by the middle of September
y. ID. Enney. president of the Cory
Mann-George Corporation, repre-
! senting the largest collieries in the
United Kingdom, said here yester-
day. He added hat orders were
s~lackening because of soaring
prices and inability of operators 10
guarantee delivery. Already, he
said. he understood forty-three
Shipping Board and fifty foreign
vessels were ready to bring fuel to
American ports. chiefly New York,
Boston and Philadelphia.
The rush of American orders Is
already placed. taxing the British
railways and loading facilities at
ports to their capacity. MI. Enney
said, explaining that this, together
with the fact that British mer-
chants were not neglecting their
regular exports to European and
South American ports. was limiting
the amount OF coal that the Amer
lean market could obtain from the
United Kingdom. Practically every
Eastern railway and public utility
company has placed orders for Bril-
fish coal. he said, adding that for
the first time in history English coal
in considerable quantity is being
TO THIS country.
Predict S25 Coal
NEW YORK, July 27:-With re-
tail Goa dealers predicting coal
will cost SIS a ton this winter with
substitutes likely unless the strike
is settled or the government steps
in and regulates prices, a new
angle developed after a meeting OF
the officers of the longshoremen's
union, where the question of hand
ling shipments from England was
discussed.
Anthony X. Chopek, president.
declined to indicate whether a plan
action had been decided upon.
Coal dealers said thai public util-
tiles are supplied for a short period
as are gas and electric companies
but with no new supplies coming in
for the future is developing. ]
Dealers refused to quote prices
except at the time Of delivery.
Disruption Predicted
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, July 27 (By
The Associated Press).-Disruption
Of the United Mine Workers of
America, If President Frank Far
rington, of the Illinois mine workers
IS permitted to proceed with his pro-
gram adopted in st. Louis yester-
lay, was predicted yesterday by
Watt, secretary-treasurer Of
he Springfield sub-district who de-
,lared it was up to John L.. Lewis
to act and act quickly"
Mr.. Watt said Farrington's mo-
ion calling a state convention was
submit a separate wage contract
Tor Illinois and was frank sedltlon:'
He urged that President Lewis
set up a provisional district In LII
lois to overthrow Harrington.
The local police have been notified
Trough Commissioner OHara Oh
Nyack, of the theft of a Chevrolet
automobile in hat city last night.
The missing machine bears the H.
number 464,376 N. Y.
Policewoman Jensine Olesen was
letailed to go to highland ais ,".a
norning to return Sophie klmasceW-
of 546 Harrington street, TO TINS
,itv The girl, seventeen, was ar
on Sunday as an incorrigihle
nd was ordered SEM to New Bruns-
wick for the j%uevenile court. L.r
n other appealed to Recorder Harold
q Pickersgill, however, and she was
released on parole, She broke the
oarole and was arrested at Highland
last night.
Miss Ruth-Dorothy Block, OF
Brighton avenue this city, has Deen
having decided success in the writ ng
line One of her articles \
n forthcoming issue of Film Play'
n md several others have aisu "SC" =
recent magazines.