The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-04

Consoll Employees Are.
Taking the Course
Prepared
According 10 reports received
here United States Senator Suth-
erland was expected to introduce
IN the sehatea bill which will make
all phases Of assigned cars illegal.
Details Of the bill have not been re-.
ceived here but st Is understood
that Senator Sutherland has had
the matter put up to him a num-
her Of ttmesgby coal operators from
the Faifftont and other fields.
Whether IL will be a separate bill
or an Attachment to the transpor.
tstipn at has not been learned, hut
some operators thought today that
it wouldtbe a separate bill.
Production on.
With no coal produced Monday
tMernoriM Day. and tonnage cut
some almost every day Compared
with corresponding days Of the
prsXl9as sseks ttls week wlli snow
4 UNI " Fesioa
mn %eek WI pate!y loao 4,loo
sArs aAtao9g ile GA may Tpn
snsnIly oySr .tnas Bgnre, ~
not load over 1900 cars il that
a2nonganela N Mest VIZ
gnla' aears; western Mary
~ HE 4
rIiaays loa1-
los.s. SsSonssbsd iy;s iGSa + g. q ~ q
y Il 5sSonH ssrs Observation-Disclosures II
Wosf vSgiSis csrS. Wsstor -,
Msrsis+d no csrs
EIIIsnnrgnES oai wan Dsaa.
nIprlaa9o Was TeSelved hsfe py
straqesnlen OF inc
aeath lets walter Marsh, sales man
agen III FlsIsnuLgn G3ai Soml-
"
on Friday night. Death was due
x pneumonla a1teF several days
lhnesss sMrsMarsn was about play
ing ~ flttspursh as recently
Conference Next Week.
conference will be held on June
N Washington, D. G., between
SecretarySof Commerce Hoover and
United States Senator Frelinghuy-
sen, Representing congress and men.
REPRESENTING various phases OF the
coal industry. The purpose is to
reach an agreement upon a pro-
posed Legislative sterilization pro-
gram.
Those on the committee arc as
foflows:
Rituminous coal operators: W,
Il. Field, Ralph Crews and E. E.
White. Also 1t is probable that
Vice President j.. I. A. Morrow of
tho National Coal Association will
be present :
Anthracite coal operators: S. D.,
Warriner. w. Il. Cornell and ".
Il. Williams.
National Retail Coal Merchants
Association: Roderick Stephens,
New York: John r. Lloyd, Jr., Phil
adelphia, and Homer D. Jones, Chi
cae6.
ciation: Major vi. r. Coyle, Beth
IehemX Pa, Noah H, Swaync, End,
phiiadsiphia, and George ii. Cush-
ing of Washington.
Charter Granted.
sA3fcharteY. has henn 0ranted at
fharleston 10 the R, Nj, Davis Coal
Company. Morpantown, which is
capitalized at 100000, to conduct
4 mining business in Monongalia
county. The incorporators are: 3,
RI Gsiibert, r. M. Davis. D, d, Cas-
"a. r. j. Guv and W. F. Matthews,
iii 81 Moreantown.
weIaurel Creek Coal Company.
NJ II. Brydon, president, Grafton
1 surrendered its charter.
Completed Triple.
The Greenbrier Coal Company,
Efkins has completed its new tipple
e Strader. Unshur county along
fhafGharieston division, B. & O. r,
Il and Va dnmninr coal over Il
Tbe electric Ianiage nlsn has heen
substittited for rome baulage and
the nine can now load 200 tons a
day.
IL Il believed that bv July / the
new tipple Of tho West Virginia
Coal a Coke Company at Norton.
NJ VI. win he completed, The
cofnnanvsi Ia continuing to grade nj
RS No. plant.
MANY Men Interested.
up tofthe beginning Of this week