The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-27

timore and Ohio railroad drew 81
loads IN thirteen trains.
The embargo on lake shipments con
ttnues due to the accumulation of Goa
loads and general freight at Lorain.
Last night the swltchmen at the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad al Glen
wood, near Pittsburgh struck. It Ii
have already returned to work.
Daily Car Supply.
On the Monongah division, OF the
baltimore and Ohio railroad today
there, are 957 cars and the early morn
ing placement was 907. There were
thlrty-two mines idle today. The
mines ordered 1,73S cars OF which rs
were for coke. Today's care are clas
sified as follows: Open, $40; coke
20; NJ. V. l., IL; n. e. C. x, Il. Cars
left over from the previous day vert
ON the Monongahela railroad Their.
were 81 cars placed in the West Vir.
ginia district and 32S cars in the
pennsylvania district today. There
are no care in sight for Wednesday.
The Helen's Run and Wyatt.Blnga'
mon branches OF the Western Mary.
land railroad today have 20 empties
on those spurs.
Daily Loading.
Fatrmont region on Monday pro
duced 1,772scars OF coal and coke
1850 cars of coal and 90 cars Of coke.
This is the heaviest coal production
of the region on record.
The Monongah division OF the Bal,
timore and Ohio railroad loaded 1866
cars of coal and coke-1,544 cars of
coal an d. cars Of coke. Wagon mines
loaded nine cars Of coal The coke
loaded was Is cars east and seven cars
west There were 1879 cars OF coal
loaded east and 165 cars of coal load.
ed west.
On the Monongahela railroad on
Monday there were 216 cars OF coal
loaded in the West Virginia district
and 205 cars loaded in the Pennsylva.
mia district. There were $50 loads OF
vile, Pa, over the Pennsylvania rail.
road. The strikers continue to tie up
p. & L. z. freight shipments out OF
Brownsville.
Heavy to Curtis Bay.
Daily shipments to Curtis Bay
scared to $50 carloads yesterday,
which established new daily
shipment record to that port also,
Other shipments were: st. Georges
SO cars; lakes, 1 car: Ohio points,
rs cars; Michigan points, % cars;
HASSSAidueOus WeSleTu sulpueulSb Of
cars.
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fuel shipments on Monday
totaled 200 carloads. The B. & o.
tonnage totaled Al cars yesterday. The
other heavy railroad fuel orders were:
Bangor & Arostock, AZ cars; Maine
Central, 81 cars: P. & R., 81 cars;
Lehigh Valley, % cars.
Car Centre Changes.
Effective May 1 the car distributor
of the F.. M. & P. branch of the Balti.
more and Ohio rRlroad at Councils.
Vile, Pa, will start to distribute the
be Nsent to Connellsville instead OF
The mines effected are as follows:
Riverside, Winfield Coal company:
Catawha, Catawba Coal company;
Rita, Monongahela Powder company:
Elizabeth, ]. J. >Buttermore: Mine "a,
Consolidation Coal company; Areford.
Areford Coal Mining company; opera.
ton OF Sommerville Coal company;
operation Of Beechwood Mining COM
panS; operation of Superior Coal COM
operation Of Abco Coal and Coke com.
pany.
n. II. Slaggers, who has charge on
the Fairmont office of A. R. Hamilton
& Co, coal brokers, In the Jacobs
building, is being operated upon at
the cook hospital, having tonsils and
adenoids removed While Mr.. Stag.
gers is III F. j. Mullholland, OF the
sales department of the company,
Pittsburgh, will be in charge Of the
office.
Had Tonsilitis.
The many friends of John NJ. Wolfe
manager OF the Philadelphia office OF
the Operators Fuel Agency, will be
pleased to learn that he has recovered
from an attack of tonsilitis at his home
in Philadelphia. Mr.. Wolfe, who was
formerly general superintendent OF tho
West Virginia operations of the Jami.
son Coal and Coke company, was Ill
when his brother.in-law. Attorney
Frank c. Raymond, visited him this
week. Mr.. Wolfe's work in Philadel-
phia is progressing very favorably.