The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-27
CHEGKPAYNENT
SUGGESTED FOR
NINE WORKERS
tcaatIaa.a trea 20. %, !.

Production may alls7B 10 100 cars
ess than last week.
Totals for the five dsys on the
geFious roads are as follows7 Mon.
oagah division, D. q o. r. RI;
1859 ears; Mononsahsla In West
Virginia. 1870 cars; Western
Maryland. al cars; Charleston d.
vtsion. 3 g o, r. r.. S2s cars;
Mpnongahela IN Pennsylvania
1896 cars.
Production on the Monongah d
Vision. B /. e o. n. R. will prob
ably fall several hundred cars. On
tho Monongahela railway in West
Virginia there should be gain
ntsa1nost 200 cars while the Wes-
tern Maryland should gain rs cars
over last weeks production. The
Gharieston division. B. & o. R,
r should gain almost 100 cars
over last wsek but the Pennsyl-
yania end Of the Monongahela rail.
way Will probably run the same or
e slight BIT below last weeks ton
mage figures.
East Of Grafton
Twenty-one trains drew $50
loads o. freight OF which SIS loads
we're coal. West off the division
there were 339 loads moved. This
morning there were $50 east bound
loads on the Monongah division of
which $50 loads are coal.
Is In tho City
= =. Johnson. Bellatre, o.,
president and @. n. Ebbetts
wheeling. secretary and treasurer
she Chesapeake Coal Company are
N Fairmont today. They will spend
their vacation here. being accom-
panied by their families.
Going TO Washington
George s Bracket. Fairmont,
seeretary Of the Northern West
virgtnia Coal Operators Associa-
tipn. Will leave on Monday night
Tor business trip to Washington
5llsfs Gss
Fridays Railroad Fuel
There were 112 cars Of railroad
fuel loaded on the MoAongah d.
Vision 3 & O.. R. R. on Friday
(which the B. & o. secured 20
cars
Fridays Loading
Fairmont region on Friday load
ed 742 cars Of coal of which s53
cars were loaded on the Monongah
division B. & o. R. r.; 2Sr>cars
on the Monongahela In West vir-
ginia on Wednesday loaded 1904
cars fof coal and on Thursday 046
esrss ot coal.
Mines OF Northern West vir-
ginia loaded 1924 cars Of coal and
ON Thursday 1916 cars Of coal.
Daily Shipments
Daily Shipments off the Monon-
gsh division B. & o. R. R. In
ieluded II cars of coal to Curtis
Hay; cars to st. Georges and
lakes S5 ears. There were 2S7 cars
q coal loaded east and 66 cars
vest
Mining Conditions
There are 25-2mines idle today
IN the FairmontN region which
means that there are 40 mines
working, There are zoe mines idle
on The Monongah division B. & o.
r. r. or % at work; % on the
lienongahela railway in West Vir-
ginta or z working while on the
Western Maryland railway there
are idle.o 4 at work. Seventy
nine out Of SO mines are idle on
The Charleston division while on
the Mononga hela railway there are
m down out Of 100.
There are 45S rlnconsigned loads
Ia tae Fairmont region today
against $40 yesterday. On the
Mcnungah division B. & o. r. r,
there are 405 OF which IA are
coke: ~ on the Monongahela in
west virginia and 80 on the wes-
tern Maryland.
Coming Eastward
Prof Robert 2. Virgin, Pitts.
burgh, assistant professor of coal
mining, Carnegie School of Tech
nology, is eastward bound after
trip % the Pacific coast. He was
&C salt Lake City during tho early
part Of this week.
|, Local Office Closed
The Faifmont office Of A. W.
Marshall q Co., New York city,
seal brokers' Sill close September
i The businea : Of the Fairmont
Held will be conducted from the
MorGantown office of the com.
panys which is located in the
uttlities Building and Of which
Krehe Is the manager,
81 r, Rich, representative Of
the Fairmont office, will be trans.
tsfred to Rochester, N. Y, where