The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-20

ment Court announced It would
decide clss promptly but ordered
suspension Of Injunction until de
cision." Another wire from semi
Official circles was to the effect
that the Injunction was postponed
for thirty days.
! The suit is one brought by The
Lambert Run Coal Company OF
which C. D. Robinson, Fairmont,
is president. The operation is 10
Gated on the Short line in Harrison
county, and the action was to force
the B. & O. railroad to desist
from using assigned cars in this
region.
Regardless Of which side wins
the case will be appealed to the
supreme court OF the United States,
More Assigned Cars.
According to the information SCI
forth in tie daily sheet Of c. w.
Van Horn, Grafton, superintendent
Of the Monongah division OF inc
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, assign
ed cars will be resorted 10 ny pup
lie Utilities. In order 10 DO ms
the public utilities must first ap-
ply to the railroads, then the rall-
roads must apply to the Interstate
Commerce commission. This takes
away any liability on the parts OF
the railroads, which the carriers
always desire.
Reports must then DC mace Oy
the mines as 10 the number OF cars
ordered, those applied 10 such con-
tracts and the number delivered TO
the railroads.
Daily Car Supply.
EmotieS on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad today total S4S cars.
The early morning placement was
sos, AS a result OF the inadequate
car supply there are 40 mines idle
today. The cars are classified as
follows: Open, ia; coke, 81; B.
NJ. /. y, IS; N. V. T. 3. Cars left
over from the previous day we're
13S. w..
On the Helen's Run and Wyatt
Bingamon branches Of the Western
Maryland railroad there were St
empties placed today. There were
N cars came in since yesterday
and Is leti ovels. There were %
cars in sight today for Wednesdays
loading.
B.& o. Movement.
East Of Grafton the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad yesterday drew IS"
loads in eleven trains. There were
395 cars moved west.
Establishes Record.
By loading 1902 tons OF coal on
Monday the. pitcairn mine OF the
Harry B. Coal & Coke company
established 9 record for coal load
ing at incorporation.
Daily Shipments.
These daily shipments were made
off the B. & o. railroad yesterday:
Curtis Bay, $50 cars; ST. Georges,
"a cars: lakes, 6 cars; Michigan
points, 10 cars; Ohio points, Is
cars; miscellaneous western points
Sc cars.
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fue! loaded on the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad on Monday
totaled go cars. The consignees
were: B. & o.. IS cars; c. Of n.
j., % cars; Lehigh Valley, 81 cars;
New York Central, 80 cars; New
York, New Haven & Hartford, a
cars; P. & R., 50 cars; Boston &
Maine, Is cars; Maine Central, 5
cars; Boston & Albany, 5 cars.
Home From Pittsburgh.
]. A. Clark, Jr., Of the Clark in
tersts was on a business trip to
Pittsburgh yesterday.
United Mine Workers.
Nick Aiello and Ira Marks, dis
trict board members are in the
Morgantown fields today.
John Custalac, district organizer
will visit mines along the NJ. &
K. railroad today.
David Ware, district board mem
Der. is at Mt. Clare today.
Edward Mathews, secretary Of
sub district 4, will 90 10 Mt. Clare
tonight and speak in interest OF
the cooperative store to be begun
there.