The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-30

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Personal Mention.
G. Il. jenkins lett ~ eYSnlu ~. ~
Washington, D. G., where ne Is y,
tending z n1eetins too@s lhcAue"'
to the Ohio rate cAss. 1880. :,
George s. Bracket; ssc[S.@ ~ ~
the Northern West virginia goa
Operators Assoctatton' lett yestS 81
day afternoon Tor Remington; -, = :,
j., where . cousin OF ms ateu. 10y
burial Will take place IN FOtsst0Wu'
Pa.
N. L. Hudson, Chicago. general
manager OF the Edward Hines IN
terestg, came to Fafrmont today and
will remain here until Saturday att
ernoon.
" Clark Dobble, FaIrmont, gen
oral manager Of the West. Virginia
GoLo Germany returned this morn.
~ trom = HeyeraI days trip t.
Greensburr, Pa.
+ Blame Moore. GFairmont, gen.
eraI auditor OF the Hutchinson Coal
comnany, returned last evening
froT, aaveTaI days' trIp to the
nronarlv ne the Logan Mining com,
psnv ~ Logan. ". va. Incident.
aiI1 ar Moore visited the battle
Sror+ IN pIair Mountain.
\ c1osI traIeSmen are today con
rrstmIatinT paul G. Sullivan, Fair
mont renTegentatiye of the Equtt
obIa FUEL company. Baltimore, upon
Lei1S fstbsr NJ q nine pound little
Isl wb;cS was horn to Mrs. sulli
van var an thursday morning at II
o'clock at the family residence or
= th go Snrn ~ clnS road
InSn a clark. Jr..H Of the, Clark
oo"I in+eraSta viii return to Fair
Tsont this afternoon from Mountain
T,Srs PARK Nd. whore he went yes
t 80. IN ciose mn his cottage fol-
tbal season
~" 0.iiv r. r. Fuel.
IN. bundTed and sixty.two car,
!, nna, STsra secured bv the rail
ro,5s ~ the MononEah division
. A n 2 r on Thursday. The
y = n secured 63 cars while for
ejcn CARRIERS got 90 cars.
e MjnIng Conditions.
ror4 I've mines are working to
dsv IN :he Fairmont region. This
Ss rather a small number but the
R ~ ~ tbs tonnage appears to have
SSsn gnt mt durine the earlier part
~ ths waek Thirty.three are work
inS m me 2 a O.: and nine on TIT
eronFahela hut none on the
western Maryland. Only nine o.
tbe 70 m,neE on the Charleston di
yis,on p & o. r, R., are working
today
seven hundred and twenty.thret
Ampties are ordered by the mines
on two OF the three railroads In tho
region today. On the B. & o. therf
we're 473 ordered and on the Mo
nopRahela $50. The Western Mary
land did not order any cars.
Three hundred and thirteen un
consigned loads are in the region
today, which is an increase Of 12s
unconsigned loads. Frequently some
of the larger companies let thess
amasB until they make big ship
ment to the lakes or to tide.
unied Mine Workers
Patrick Buckley, vice president
OF Sub District 4, Is today alonG
SCOTS Run.
: Frank Mccartney. district board
member. Is today at Wolf summit,
Edward Matthews, secretary o.
Sub District :. and James NC
Cleavy, district organizer, are To-Day
at PinnickinnicE.
Miners Celebration
Between 500 and 500 miners held
mass meeting at Almina yestef
day afternoon which was ADDRESS