Show Coal For War Vessels If the present WAr lul for A your II Is I expected by the navy depattassent that at least 1000000 toni of coal will be iicd by our warships Last year the consumption was only 111311 toni which coil e0d00 The came Is I very different now whentNtry sweet I Is I In mmllon Find hundreds at auxl1lary craft art added The navy has tn pay all tort of price for coal 1 varying from II 190 to 111 list ton the taller being the price al certain cer-tain South American port Ileftrt the war began It cost the government gov-ernment MX per ton at Key West K bottom flat price has since Mien lo UM Two iteel pier art being built by the navy department for coaling Purposes at the Dry Tartuga Path of them 111 fret long and Mellon 1 two meet wit hooJ rich capable ol containing 10000 ton ot coal Theme Rhode will b t equipped wllh the latest hllllnll Apparatus which fit I able 10 haII the coal In trucriurlf quitall II lIInl shovels each hldln 10 ton will solve Into the hold of Hit call Hen grab the coal lift It out und thei drop It Into the sheds through hatches In the roof It take n lot of coal ta run n war hip Al Ilia dt Janeiro recently ties Oregon Shipped i 1C4JO ton Traveling her ordinary cruising rut il II 1 knot Ohs cuniume nlnml inn In I 21 hour IKI that tin could keep going at title opolI l fur tl date Coveting till knots or < 3M statute milt Under force draft the Oregon li I capable of making nearly 17 knot but her fuel coniump lion would run up to VA ton every II hour and tier supply uuuld lull her unlylx days cian Paery 41 toni taken on board pinks her uric Inch The big cruiser New York can carry loa Ion ot coal 1 and tuft make u knot burning 100 ton a day I doing ut Hit rate or t knuli iht uses more than three time that < uan tlty |