The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-16

is expected, viii be one of the
tests.
The class attendance should a.
running a better percentage and to
that end an effort will be made TO
get a large PERCENTAGE OF men TO
attend classes In the new year.
Personal Mention
S. D. Brady. OF the Brady Cor
poration, returned this morning
from a trip to New York and Bal
paul Talbot. Of the Robert Tai
bOtt Co is about again after hav-
ing been i'll with ptomaine poison
Ing. He went to the mine 10 over
see the erection OF foundations for
trestlrs for the big conytyer TO %
erected.
Eastern Movement.
Nineteen trans on the y. d y.
Il. II, drew G1J loads OF freight cast
Of Grafton on Thursday and OF thaS
there were 4i0 ears Of coal includ-
eli. West of the MonOngah dtvi-
sinn there were ~ cars moved. a.
midnight there were 500 easlbnund
loads unconsigucd and of that ""o
cars were coal,
Daily Shipments.
No pier shipments we're MADE
off the Monougah division. j. 4 o.
on Thursday. a total OF 23I cars
OF coal were loaded east and 80
west
Daily Loading.
Daily coal loading In the FAIR
mont region on Thursday aggregat-
I'd 539 carloads. Coal loading was
especially weak yesterday and only
976 cars were loaded OH the Mo
nopgah division, b. & o.; 81 cars
on the Western Maryland and 2O9
cars on the MononSahela railway
In West Virginia.
Coal leading was light also on the
Mnuongahela in PennsylVhilia
where there were but 1G3 cars pro
duced on Thursday Along the
Charleston division. p. & o.. there
were 30 cars OF coal loaded yester-
day.
Figures show that there IS 4
IshrinkaEe In daily coal loading. On
Thursday there were but 1856 cars
lof fuel shipped OF the Monongah
division, r. & 0. The -. and O..
secured II cars OF coal while for
eign carriers received So cars.
Daily loading on the division has
lbeen cut in half compared TO the
production FOR this type OF business
during the early part OF the week.
Mining Conditions.
Forty.nine mines were idle in the
lFairmont region today. This means
Thar ~ were working today on the
lNInuongah division. b 6 o.; two on
1.-The Western Maryland and ten on
1.-The AIonongahe!a railway. OalT
seven mines are working on the
Charleston division. b. &; o.. toda".
! Along the AionouGahela railway !r
| PENNSYLVANIA there are ten nine"
at work today.
Production today will run Sigh
ibilheavier than THURSDAY but il viii
continue very light. To-day there
are 7g5 emptios ordered. on that
Itntal there are sos ordered on tho
Monongah division. B. & o.; 50 on
1.-THE Western Maryland and 934 on
the Monongahcln railway in West
Virginia. Stxtyiive empties were
Icrdnred on the Charleston division
IB. & o. r. r.. while on the Monou-
Igahola railway in Pennsylvania
There were 1876 cmpties ordered TO
day.
/ United Mine Workers
James NcCicar''. district o"Sani.
zrr. is in ATurCantown tonight, ,Hc
Twill address mass meetings Of two
local unions at Davis.
! Nick Aielln. president OF sub dis,
Itrlct I. aud Z. S, MCCULLOUGH, labor
commissioners. Northern West Viz
ginia Coal Operators Association
were in Lowesyille TO-DAY.
| C.. II. Bailey. international or
iganiznr. Frank MCCARTNEY. district
board member. and Patrick Buck
Hey .vice president of sub distric:
IA. have case before the commid-
Isioner's office today.
Scott Reese. district hoard mnm.
Der. Is here from Charleston.
! c. Fl. Bailey international or
ganize-. has returned 10 Fairmont
latter being in Charleston for almost
q week. Mr.. Ratlev Is under the
impression that the recent, court
decision on the check on lots maj
tors rs ihey are. that Is. that all
Generators will continue TO observe
the check of.