Evening journal., 1922-08-08

shall be the basis of all figures
When anthracite and bituminoul
coal are both used give separate fig
ures)
(d) All coal shipped into the state
OF Delaware by the federal distrib-
utor will be consigned to the com
mission and distributed on its or
ders.
How to Obtain Coal.
Regulations for securing this coal
VIII be as follows:
/. Application 10 be made direct
10 the commissioner residing nearest
the applicant, except that applica-
tions for Wilmington and vicinity
shall be made direct to the office Of
the commission.
2. II application is approved by
the commissioner In charge the ap-
plicant will file with said commits
sioner a letter or authorization from
some distinct banking institution
that said bank will pledge itself to
pay Immediately upon presentation
sight draft or drafts accompanied by
bills OF lading and certificate OF
weight drawn on applicant by the
chairman of the commission for all
coal ordered. II being expressly un-
derstood and agreed that said draft
or drafts will be paid Immediately
upon presentation without demand
to walt for the arrival of the coal.
(Note-No exemption TO this regu-
lation will be permitted)
3. on receipt OF the approved
hN said
authorization of payment. the CHAIR
man Of the commission will under
take TO secure from the federal fuel
distributor at Washington the re-
quired coal at the prevailing gov
ernment fair price for the coal in
question.
4. All coal will be permitted as
far as possible to pass TO the apph-
cant through his usual source OF
supply. subject. however. to the con-
.rol and direction Of the Commits
,ion. ANY evidence of unfair pac-
ices or extortion in the sac and dis
rlbution of coal Will be summarily
iealth with by the Commission.
5. Freight charges on all coal
Will be paid by consignee direct to
he railroad company in the regular
manner
6. A service charge OF 90 cents
,er net ton will be made by the
Commission to cover its necessary
expenses and will be added TO the
=. o. r. mine price OF the coal and
included in the amount OF sight
raft
BY order of the Commission this
tn day OF August. 1892.
LEON WALKER. Chairman.
The following questionable has
cen adopted by the Commission, and
'ill be found displayed in the adj
ertising columns, where It is print
d In order that II may be cut out
nd used by those filing the requir-
d report
For immed ate attention of heads
( public utilities, light, heat. power.
as. water and sewer works. ice
lants. hospitals, schools. public in
Iitutions and works. manufacturers J
food stuffs. hotels, restaurants,
partment houses, manufacturers. $
lercantile houses. laundrles. whole
ale and retail coal dealers and all I
onsumers o.. coal excepting domes-
C consumerF os anthracite coal.
Following questions must be an
wered and this report filed with
con Walker. chairman of the com
lission. 1859 DUPONT Building. will I
iington, Del. on or before Satur-
ay. August 12. 1922:
l. Name of Individual. firm. part
ershlp or corporation.
?. Ofilce address. place OF busi-
'ess, location OF plant.
3. Nature OF business and under
that priority class entitled TO be
sted.
I. Character OF coal required. in
Iuding source from which you pre- {
Iously obtained your supply =
5. Name and address of coal op- O
'ator with whom YOU do business $
6. Number OF cars now on order. II
7. Weekly supply needed.
s. Number OF weeks supply on $
md. Net tons. Il
.. Number OF cars now enroute a
you. e