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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
QUEEN ANNE
TO MEET
BROADWAY

There win be but one football
game on the local prep school ath.
le;ic menu this week. Queen Anne
and Broadway viii tangle a, the
local Coast league ball park Satur.
day.
Saturdays game viii be the first
appearance OF the broadway eleven.
Coach Powers. OF the first hill team.
Is not So ready TO announce his
lineup.
Queen Anne didn't get off 70 a
very good start in their first game.
AZ they we're licked by West Seattle
by n 20 0 count last week.
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member OF a pcnnantwinning team
before he retired.
He was the closest friend Iris
Speaker ever had. His loss TO Iris
was more than the taking away Of
his star shortstop in tho thick OF the
night. Speaker told his men after
chapman's funeral that he wanted to
win the pennant so that Rays wish
would be fulfilled.
Every Indian shared Spoke's bur
den OF shooting at what seemed a
hopeless mark. They played with one
thought In mind. do II for Chap
pie" and now Chapman. tho gone. Is
still n member OF the 1920 American
league pennant winners and greatest
OF all--world champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
SPEAKER DESERVES
CREDIT

Iris Speaker. the youngest man
Ser In baseball. deserves a lot Of
credit for the showing he made with
the Indians this year. He took over
the Indiana management late last
snson and won a pennant with the
tribe In his first complete season as
. pilot And TO cap this. he annexed
the worlds series for the Ohio mo
txopolis.
Speaker. in spite Of the worries OF
leading the team. played bangup ball
turnout the classic. hitting the ball
hard and doing the work Of four men
IN the field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
PREDICTS HARD
co FOR EROSH

Coach Edwards Of the 81 Martins
eoliew. team. which ,anEies with the
University frosh in tho preliminary
game 70 th- washinEfon-M Montana
TN, /. 81 the opinion that the froah
will have no ~alkaway when the two
teams mix Saturday.
81. Martins beat the fast Aberdeen
hlEh team recently By a is.,oo score
ard are highly ela,ed over their vic
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

ire 1919 ara rules ftsss beer revised
IN thai the Mex cut sftsr a toeehd1~n
- bssn done s~sy with. Mad AL sea-
kleks after toaend.rns are footed
sausreiy IN front 81 shs urrtshts This
is 90 nninsFniEs the value 81 the ssvsnih
pelna Nest seyehae~ns from fvneies
are sertstsrsd under the goal posis. -hhe
tegrhdo~ns resulting " dnse aoNh
the sssia are scored wherever the team
esu fierce u over.
Harvard wfii met Ssnssr coiegs o.
camsrsass October "a
The fir.s IL the pvtnessss chiesss
RIA esspss wtrl 10 pisy~d ~ rrtnos-
tee In 1871.
u-n Thorpe. 10. wr.s, Indian sshiste.
4. slated 20 lead the Canton tear, In the
Onto professional fcoibah hsrvs ssRin
this winter.
vsrdhsr uriversity 10 pisyinr foo'esli
Cor shs FIRE, time race iti7. The fotd-
ham outfit Won It's first game teis rear.
defeating the New York Assiss. II 70 O.
raris.sa's hs game this ye~s viii
b played With Neh~~sks 81 Lincoln.
Neh.. November IS.
net veiweu. Who coached Psnnsyiva-
rts tsst year. 10 tutcrfnr the Annapolis
team ,hls year. ssfeesding Gu Doeia.
Who 10 nos at Annspoiia
Captain Horw.sn. eaekfisid man. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
ny HENRY I. FARRELL

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 1.-the
world champions.
Not a thing else was on Cleve-
lands mind this morning.
From the youngest fans who
played hooky from school 20 show
of autographed balls. TO the vet.
eran bicacherite who had been
awaiting the day for AZ years. all
this lake city paid tribute TO Iris
Speaker and his champion Indians
today.
I, Is all over.
The Indians brought the second
championship flag in as many years
TO Ohio.
The end came yesterday ms dra-
matically as II had been sensational
turnout
when the game little Seweli com
pieted the last out. a crowd Of $1,000
fans swarmed on the field and re.
fused 10 leave until their breath had
been exhausted by loud yelis and
fruitless chase TO get near some OF
their IDOLS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

MONTANA
TEAM OF
VETERAN
CRIDDERS
ny TOM OLSEN

The University OF Montana. The
1850 vlctorn In their last Saturdays
tilt. who meet Coach "stub" All.
sons grid hopes here this coming
saturday. have seven lettermen
stars on tho team whom Head Coach
Bernie Herman has built his team
around
Coach Blermen u the former Unit
ver.ity % Minnesota backfield star.
and TEAMMATES Of i,orin Scion. as
al slant cosrh at Washington.
Reports coming from Missouia In
regard 10 the last Saturdays game
state that the Montana team uses
the famous Minnesota shit. or a
derivation OF Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

gum. The price per package OF his
fAvorite brand has been boosted
TO ak cent?.
Where 10 the dough Of an the wise
boys who we're sure that wafer Mails
would blow pD NondsyT
MO~TANA's GRID TEAM
WON THEIR FIRST GAME BY
THE CLOSE SCORE or 1873 10 o.
SOUNDS LIKE A BOWLING
GAME. -
GOOD NIGHT!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
THORPE BOXES
MCCARTHY

Harvey Thorpe and Johnny Nc
carthy mix In a i0.round 10 tonigh,
In Portland Thorpe In from Kansas
City. while Mccarthy IL the same old
terrible motorrnan from San Fran.
cisco.
Thorpe boxes Travie Davis here
next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
SCHUMANN TO
BOX NUNES

Hcinis Schumann. Denver light.
weight. will head the nett Tacoma
card on October 81 with Johnny
Nunes. a California lightic. schu.
mann was originally billed TO box
Willie st. Claire. but when Heinie
found out that willle was colored he
refused 20 go thru with the match.
as he has drawn a color line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
TWO NEW
RECORDS

Two new records were hung up
during the series just closed One
was wamby's triple play, unassisted.
and the other was Elmer Smiths
homer, with the bases full. Both
tricks were turned in Sundays game
and both were credited 10 Cleveland
players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
SPEAKER BUSHES
TO HIS MOTHER

Iris Speaker sprinted thru the
throng, vaulted over a front box
and took his mother in his arms.
Stanley Coveleskie. hero OF n
series II there ever was one. blushed
like a school girl and stood in the
midst OF another gathering helpless
to move until the blue coats came
after him.
As in two other games. the vic.
tory OF the Indians can be described
fully In n nutshell-Coveleslxie and
a punch in the stick.
II was his third victory OF the
series and II gave him what. per.
haps. may be n world series record
when he held the Robins to two
runs in % innings.
Brooklyn wanted TO win and take
the Indians back to the East for
the last stand. They fought des.
perately 10 do Il. The Indians
fought harder.
Everything on the baseball books
but a balk was recorded during the
seven games Bad baseball was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
CARPENTER SENDS
LEVINSKY TO MAT
FOR LONG COUNT
IN FOURTH ROUND

uninsss sal then Carpenter drove Ia
whisky scrpss IN. rfsx vtth . ssrtss %
rights ana i-fts ard finally reered hira
for the count L-sinskY ~as not ureon-
sciogs. bat vas tangled 90 IN the fpr~s
~hsn no ~as eoantsd cut TINE %
round. isr.
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eonssdsrs6 the best offensive bet on the
Harvard team this year.
Beosherv viii captain the Yale and
rvinceseu teams this year. And both
heys pasy center. Tim Callahan will
led the Buiideg.. and Mike Gala
hsn Will pilot the TigeU.
Frank CouEhisn. captain ~ Sotre
Dame this season. 10 being watched by
grid critics He IL ranked as one OF the
best tackles In the country.
Pate Etinehcorh. haekfsif star with
Ohio state. wa. oxsrshadoved by the
rreat Chick" Harley last year. but he's
coming snto his own this senson-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

~ he never pitched before He
wasn't scored on In IS innings.
which is record TO be-proud Of.
Baseball critics In the East are pre-.
dieting great things for him next
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

Tho offspring Of n union between
parents OF different races will pos
sess the worst characteristics of
both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
TAR BABY
is
FAVORED
TO WIN

C,EATTLE FANS VIII rec sam
= IAngford. the Boston Tar Baby.
In action for the nrst time tonight
when the veteran heavyweight steps
four rounds with Frank Farmer, the
Tacoma logger. "a; the Arena.
Iangford. due to his Seyen'round
knockout OF Tiny Herman IN Por1
land last week, will be favorite
beat the Tacoman because the be-
Farmer has been allie 10 do with
Herman In a draw.
The Tacoma miller win have plen.
~ OF hackers. hovever. because
Farmer Is a pretty foxy old boy. and
he carries q real kick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
MAILS DID HIS
SHARE

walter Mails did his share In
hr1nging the worlds diamond title 10
Cleveland. The big Coast boy pitched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
NO>TA>A's
II.TTili>lls>

The seven ietteunen who win be
In the lineup Ia Saturdays big tat
are. Captain pahlbrrg. tackle. Har.
ris. guard. lie Mers. guard. Dayiis.
end. Adams. quarter; Waltsrshirken.
center: MCGOWAN. tackle.
with nir 81 tho scven iineHmen
iettermen. and the other iettsrman a
quarterback. who was one OF the
fastest men In the Pacific Northwest
truck meet held here last spring. the
strength OF the Montana team cam
not be oyereatimatsd.
The only player on tho line who IL
not iettorman ~ Morris. the star
Of the 1919 Montana Froah team
Morris VIII start the Fams at sni.
whHcrrhirksn. at center. is not a
sensational player. hut 10 marvel
at breaking up plays,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
MADDEN VS..
CASEY
COVELESKIE WAS BRIGHT
STAR, SAYS FARRELL

mixed with the good but II vas
only a pinch IN the mixture.
Displaying its tendency Of going
astray. the dope" was wrong. not
because the Indians won, for they
were favorites from the start, but
because OF the manner In which It
was won.
THE DOPE WAS
WRONG AGAIN
All the dope against the Indians
was based on big pitching staff
against a small staff.
Brooklyn had seven good pitchers
while Cleveland had only three.
Cleveland had good hitters but their
averages were made on inferior
American league pitching.
But Speaker got far more good
out OF his small staff and his hit.
tiers msuled the best OF the Brook.
Ign stars.
Cleveland. some critics have said.
could have made even better use Of
that small staff. Some OF the wise
ones claim that the Indians should
have taken the series in straight
games.
After a hard pennant race. during
which they had to fight TO the last
minute for the flag and after this
series when the strain occasioned
by their last ditch stand was so
severe. the Indians today had no
thought but TO get away for a rest
Manager Speaker is going right,
home - TO Hubbard. Texas - with
crowd OF fans who are going 20
act as his official bodyguard. His
players will scatter. Some 20 home
and Others are off on long huntin.u
trips.
Jim Dunn. popular president of
the Cleveland club. who ranks next
- Speaker In the hearts OF the fans.
had an appointment today with hle
players.
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esks. former Coast league performer,
established himself az the hero Of
1870 worlds series. His spit ball was
= big unsoived mystery TO the Dods-
en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

NEW YORK. Oct. i,.-Gcorxrs
Carpenter has viscd his passports
TO a fight with Champion Jack
Dempsey He sealed the document
last night with riEht.hand blow TO
the chin Of Battling Lcvinsky. vet.
~ran nght.heavywelghi. IN the fourth
round of their match in Jersey City
Levinsky vas knocked out
Carpenter won his first American
fight as battser. not an boxer
He constantly attempted to draw
Levinsky into attacking by dropping
his arms. ut the cautious baftier
was content - le, Georges do all the
leading.
I,evinsky'e blows were delivered
while in retrnt, and the f'rcnchman
disregarded nrm. He tore in at full
speed. failing Wildly with both
hands.
In the h-rth Carpenter drove
Levinnky 10 the ropes. bx,tering At
the appraised arms protecting the
Americans face Finally Carpenter
drove n straight right thru with tho
full power OF his body behind the
blow. LevinzIgy slumpcd, down In n
corner. one foot overhAnging the
ring and dangling from the ropes
In the preliminaries kewple Col.
lander. Minneapolis. and Babe Asher.
81. Louis. boxed a six round draw.
Ted lkih Lewis. British welter
weight champion. easily won from
Marcel Thomas. French champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

ROUND I. Carpenter forced fighting
az start. and led lightly with right and
ieft. Lsvirsky oountered tWfcs 20 the
Frenchman'a Leads, and drove home right
and left 10 body. Both men were boxing
cooily. and Carpenter loossned up just
before the gong and sent home left
hook TO the stomach after crossing
light 20 the face Carpenters round.
ROUND ,. After an exchange Of
punches. Carpenter notioncd Lsvinski TO
fight Carpenter sent right ard left %
face. and drove a right 70 the head He
followed With a left and right 10 tho
jar. flooring Lsvinsky for the count Of
eight f>avinskY arose. and went down
for the count OF eight again. after taking
a right on the chin. Carpenters round.
ROUND 2. Carpenter rushed. and
tried for a knockout. but missed right
and left. Lesinaky countered fesbiy.
Lrvinsky oilnehss Carpenter Kept
swinging his right for head and landed
twice Carpenter was trylnx for an
opening when the bell rang.
ROUND 4. Both stalled for half a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

About 10000. 900 feet Of timber each
year Ii used In the manufacture Of
clothesplns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

Spain has fewer daily papers than
any other European country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

Abe Hurwiix. one OF our su.
perior officers says he wishes
he could play the violin like
Mar Block. the LOCAL stationery
merchant Abe probably fig
ures that he would hav. a nifty
way Of getting even with n lot
Of people,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
MARQUARD MUST
HAVE BEEN CRAY"

"Rubes Marquard. Brooklyn south
paw, has pitched his last game 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
STRONG.
GUARDS

The two guards. Harris and De
N~rn. played the same positions on
las, years team. and arc Aid 10 stop
everything that comes thru the line
Tho towers Of strength In the line.
however. are Captain Dahibesg and
MeGowan. the tackles Because OF
this pair. few osf.tsckie plays are a
success. according 60 reports.
Morris and payls. the ends. are
very good. and werk well together.
Adams Ia tho only olnch ~ the
tackficld. and Coach Herman will
no, be ahis 20 announce the other
backs until. later Ia tho week.
Adams was the last runner In the
600 yard relay race on the Montana
team. The team set this mark Of
20 Is seconds for this distance.
which IL exceptionally good.
In tho meantime. Coach Allison. Of
Washington. remains silent On the
outlook and refuses 20 give cut much
Information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
BOTH MEN
IN CONDITION

I.angford is In good shape. judging
from the way he worked In his train
ing at Austin & Salts during the
week Farmer IL always in good
condition. a. he takes pretty good
care OF himself and he has been box,
ing scguIarly.
Iangford showed a tendency In
training with Glenn johnson and
Andre Anderson TO be mark for a
right hand. and II Farmer should
happen 10 land that starboard mitt
right the Tacoman has chance TO
win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

dow has been patented that slides
UP and down. swings back and forth
horizontally on n pivot in its center.
and opens sideways on hinges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
I.ANGFORD Is
BETTER BOXER

There's no doubt but what Lang.
ford is the better boxer OF the two.
He works Like a lightweight IN the
gym.
II looks like a capacity house win
be on hand for the festivities. which
are being staged by Austin A Salt.
Marcario Flores. the Filipino Light
weight. boxes Earl Baird In the
semi.wincur. Flores packs the hard
or waIiop and is a biz heavier. but
Earl is the better boxer.
MADDEN VS..
CASEY
Lloyd Madden and Harry Casey.
couple OF willing welters. box In
the special event.
The rest OF the card In made up Of
Boy McCassiin VS.. Phil Jensen ia
the weiterweighs division and Mickey
Harmon and Stan Fitzgerald in th1
featherwcight section
The first bout starts At $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

N the~ N a strong enough De.
mand from the fans. perhaps Virgil
Garvey will arise and sing his
fayorto selection tonight at the
Arena It's My Wild Irish Rose. .
Willie Meehdn or,cdvs sings
Mother Mnchrec."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
SEALS DOWN SIWASHES IN
FIRST GAME OF SERIES

arstI .sts-ss.s
Totals .......fs So ~
'sens 90, vhsa -inniss run scarea
Score ~ inninxs
Seattle ..s..s.4.. sesis 80 81
san Francisco ... 81 eceese -
summary stolen has~s Hahn.. Mss.
phy Home run@-tennoilF T~c-hsse
hits Elfrsd sacrifice hits ksn~cTthY.
" aish. Hashreek. Eiiiott. nssss on halls
on pemsrse : eff Scot, 4 Double
riay--wsish % Hashress Hun. r-spon.
,ieis sos--Dsfoarss !. scott !. umgifss-
Casey aad Temsn-
At RArnAMESTO@- " II Y
Los Anssies s.ss.ss.-ts
Hscrafnento f.ss..ss.sf.s.ss
BATTERIES nro-n and nassior Faeth
Kunfa ard coak
At SALT LAKE. n ~ n
Oakland ........s ~ {;
salt Laks ..s.ss..rss.sss.t II
r.ttsrt-~i Alter. Heiiirr xt-msr and
Dormsn. Levsrsnre. Gould and nylsr
At VERNON II " y
ipTtsnd go. ss-.s.... $1,000 !
vernon stssstsssssssss.. Q
Batteries Ross and Baker. W Mitch
ell and murphy
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psons. He won his first start and
then lost a great 1 TO 0 game to Mails
IN his second appearance.
GRIMES FINISHES
POORLY
Grimes looked like a million dol.
lars in his first two games. and like
20 cents in his second start He los,
Tuesday because the breaks were
against him
Mamaux. Marquard. Prefer. Galore
and the rest OF the Brooklyn staff
vere not called upon much. as II was
Grimes and Smith who were carry
ing the biggest part % the burden.
Brcokiyn's chances N the series
were staked on their pitching. and
that's just what won the series for
the Indians.
COvELESKf WAS
HEAL HERO
Pitching three wins and allowing
hut Is hits and runs. Stanley Covei-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
Langford Boxes Farmer Here Tonight

FLOYD MCCOY, THE
HANDSOME CASHIER AT
BROWN & HULEN'S, HAS
A TOUGH JOB. HE WEARS
BLISTERS ON HIS FIN
GERS PUSHING THE BUT
TONS ON THE CASH REG
ISTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
TRIO OF
STARS
HALT
DODGERS
ny LEO II. I.ASsEN

LENElaANU won
the world $ series
and save the dope
a black eve by
their methods Of
winning the an.
nual diamond elias
sic. Jim Raghy.
Walter Mails and
stan Coveleski
pitched the Indi'
ans into the title.
outhuriing tn E
great noigcr staff.
| Covclcskl pitched
three fun games,
won them all aei
allowed but two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

Oar Meisnest. who has charge
Of the tickets al the University
Of Washington football game, IL
not In favor Of play Ing = pass
Ing game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
BAGBY WAS
NIT HARD

Ragby lost one game and won his
second start. He was hit hard In
both games. but the big fellow al.
lowed but one run In his second
game. in spite OF the 10 hits made
b. Brooklyn.
Cleveland had this edge in pitching
and then produced a punch that ear.
vied them into the title.
Sherry smith was the best bet on
The hill for National league charp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

runs and Is hits In - innings. which
- some pitching.
Mails turned in 1873 innings Of
scoreisss hall. and allowed but six
hits In that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

Masvsrs viii 49, the direct psfs
IN the hs<ks foe the r~~s sf uhs So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13

Totals, ~ 10
sBatted for Miller in seventh inning.
fBattcd for Grimes In eighth inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-13
COvELESKf WAS
ZEAL HERO

Pitching three wins and allowing
hut IS hits and runs. Stanley Covei-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-25
COAL CARS FOR
GENERAL Use ARE.
FEW.
One Hundred and Twenty
Seven Mines Down On
Monongah Division

Car shortage which assumes one
OF the most acute phases In a long
period struck the Monongah diVis.
ion of the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road today and as q result 1877
mines are idle. There are but $50
cars on the division today while
the early morning placement drop
ped to $50. Empties on the division
today are classified as follows:
Open $40; coke 80; 3. NJ. l. X. 236;
NJ. T. v. 2 The mines ordered
1906 cars of which 80 are for coke
loading. Commercial cars are very
scarce. After the assigned cars
and priorities for public utilities
are exercised there will be scarcely
: a single empty in the region for
commercial business. The car sup
ply has been very ragged all week
In fact early morning placement
car supply several days. During
the week there were five days Of
car shortage, starting on Tuesday.
A total of 343 mines were chalked
up as idle during the week or an
average OF 6S mines a day over the
five days that car shortage was ex.
perienced.
In the West Virginia district OF
the Mongahela railway today there
are 20 cars placed. or this number
there are 1913 assigned. leaving 1853
cars for commercial purposes. The
P. r. r. and Western Maryland en-
barge Is still effective. A so per
cent commercial run is expected
for Monday.
On Helen's Run and Wyatt Binga-
mon branches OF the Western Mary
land railroad today there are %
empties. There is a train OF Is
empties coming this way but BY
Monday It is expected that the
Western Maryland will have full
run Of cars.
Daily Production
Fairmont region on Friday load
ed 1870 cars OF coal and coke
1850 cars of coal and 90 cars Of
coke.
Mines along the Monongah divis.
ion of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road on Friday loaded $40 cars Of
coal and Coke-S29 cars of coal and
20 cars Of coke. There were 5SS
cars OF coal loaded east and 261
cars west OF the coke loaded
there were IL cars east and cars
west A total of 13 cars of coal
were loaded by wagon mines on Fri.
day.
Operations along the Mononga.
hela railway In West Virginia on
Friday loaded 339 cars OF coal while
the mines In the Pennsylvania dis.
trict loaded 319 cars or coal.
Along Helen's Run and Wyatt
Bingamon branches OF the Western
Maryland railway on Friday there
were so cars Of coal loaded.
8. & o. Movement.
East OF Grafton on Friday theirs
were rs trains moved in which
there were 1105 loads. The coal
movement was 555 loads. To the
west there were 65S loads of which
1872 cars were sent to the lakes.
Weekly Production.
Due to the poor car supply and
inadequate placements this week
the tonnage on the Monongah dIvl.
sion OF the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road will dwindle. Up to and In