The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-13

392 empties, OF which number 1S1
cars are assigned. In the Pennsyl-
yauia district there are AIS emp
ties placed. A fifty per cent COM
merclal run is expected for Tues
day.
On the Helen's Run and Wyatt
Bingamon branches Of the West
ern Maryland railway today there
Is a full run. Probably $50 emp
ties or more are available, with
many Others standing at Chiefton
The Western Maryland figures on
having a 100 per cent car supply
all OF this week.
Personal Mention.
s. D. Brady, Of the Brady inter
ests, is in Greensburg, Pa.
Lloyd Bailey secretary Of the
Crescent Fuel company, Is home
from a trip to Uniontown, Pa.
W. Clark Dobbie, general super.
intendent Of the Jamison Coal and
Coke company, is in Greensburg'
Pa. today.
Davis B. Donaldson, Fairmont
representative of the Arkwright
Coal company, has gone to Charles
ton to take charge Of the office for
htree weeks. Later he Will leave
for Cleveland to resume his former
work with the Arkwrtght concern
Gail Fishback now represents the
company here.
G. T. Bell, executive vice prest-
dent of the Northern West Vir-
ginia Coal Operators association.
Is at his desk after having been Ill
with tonsilitis.
w H. Riley traffic manager OF
the Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators association, is at Nor
gantown today.
Joseph schnively. Of the Office
Of the Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators association, is In
Atlantic City.
b. s o. Movement
East of Grafton the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad drew twenty
fourr trains on Sunday in which
three weeks. Later he will leave
4s7 cars were coal. There were
SIS loads drawn west OF the MO
nongah division on Sunday OF
which 200 loads went to the lakes
There were twenty-five trains
east of Grafton on Saturday, which
drew 1,O52 loads, Of which 696
were coal. To the west there 614
loads, OF which 265 were to the
lakes. $50
loads darwin east of Grafton, an
average Of SO 2loads day over q
lseyen-day period. The coal LOADS
were 2,940 or an average OF 4ZV
loads ady.
Export Business.
Export business along the p, q
q railroad appears to be brisk
again. tnasmuch as permits are
omre plentiful. The chief shipping
points are Curtis Bay and ForI
mond coal piers. Permits on tne
Monongahela railway are niue
scarce, Shipments there are 70
! Greenwich pier chiefly.
Saturdays Loading oc
Fairmont region loaded 64'AOS
toms Of coal and % cars OF coke OF
Mines along the Monongah dtTls'
ton M fhe 3. & o. railroad on SAT
nrday loaded $50 cars OF coal ano
coEe.9S7 cars OF coal and % cars
NJ coke. There were $50 cars Of
coal loaded east and 213 cars Webt
ar the coke loaded on Saturday
there were s cars east and II cars
ives, Watson mines loaded caFs
Of coal. ,,.noa.
hela railway on Saturday loaded EoI
cars OF coal ON Saturday winnie Lns
Pennsylvania operations loaded "a
'' a I to total Of IS cars OF coal were
loaded by the mines along ths
branches OF tne
Western Maryland railway on sat
urday.
Shipments Off the Monongah d.
vision OF the B. & o. railroad on
Saturday were as follows: CURTIS
Bay 80 cars; st. Georges ~ cars
lakes 166 cars; Michigan points ~
cars; Ohio points A cars; miscel'
laneous points, AZ cars.
Railroad Fuel
These consignments were made 70
the various railroads Off the 3: & y,
railroad on Saturday: B. q o.. o.
ars; C. & N. j. IS cars; New 4oEK
New Haven and Hartford, 40 cars /
Maine Central, 80 cars; ERE AZ
cars; C. & N. J. 10 cars; New oEs
OF New England, 81 cars. a totAI o.
292 cars were loaded on SATURDAY
The Central of New England 10
newcomer in the Fairmont region
United Mine Workers
John Custalac, district orBsnlLe'r
is in MorEantown today. :,
Edward Matthews, secretary OIL
sub district 4, Is at LumoerpoFt;
Ira Marks, district board member
is ut Mont Clare. rol
Isaac Scott, international traVei'
ing auditor will go to hlVesVllLe 10
night. $500 -, -,
come into the Fairmont region gu
Tuesday In order to ASSIST III Tue
work. .,oa, ran.
resentatiYe, who is In cnATse q ins
Fairmont office Of the Unlteo MiIS
Workers of America, To-Day i ssuSu
a notice TO the various loeA UNIONS
announcing the fact that me lnC S
Hny,sf Is but It will be payable In
Iast nav day OF September by all
If the coal companies OF Northern
West Virginia, which agreed to the
raise. ,
Today the Morgant0Wn New. Do
miniou prints the following about
ERECTING tipples on Deckers Creek IN
The Morgantown section:
Providing convenient means tor
,naadv loading of cars from mines