The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-04
81 PRESENT AT {
MINING SCHOOL
Continued from Page onsl

ed to return from Washington. D
c.. tomorrow.
George S. Bracket. secretary OF
the Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators Association. Is expected
to return home tonight from the
East.
A. Brooks Fleming, Jr., assistant
10 the president, and C. H. Tarleton,
general manager OF the West Wiz.
ginia Division, Consolidation Coal
Co.. returned from Washington yes.
terday;
Howard W. showalter, president
Of the Diamond Coal Co.. and Allen
E. Russell. secretary OF the Fair.
mont & Cleveland Coal Co., re.
turned last evening from a cunning
trip to Twin Mountain and Patte,.
son Creek, Hampshire County, Thew
shot twenty.seven quail eIrh.
pheasants and three turkeys.
Samuel D. Brady, president OF thu
Brady.Warner Coal Corporation. re-
turned from a business trip 10 Bal.
tlmore this morning.
With the Miners
A miners mass meeting will
be held at McWhorter Sunday at.
ernoon at o'clock. The speakers
Will be Nick Aiello, president OF
sub district 4. and Patrick Buckley
vice president OF sub district 4. dis.
trtct Ia. The officials, 1t is under.
stood, will explain the 81 a month
assessment levied for two months
by the international organization.
At Clarksburg a meeting of la.
Dor representatives will be held
Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock, pre-.
sumably for the purpose of reor.
ganizing the central labor body in
that place. The speakers vii be w.
T. Harris and Fl. L. Franklin pres.
tdent and secretary, respectively,
ot-the West Virginia State Fedora.
ton OF Labor, who have their head.
quarters In Charleston.
Robert Peters. secretary Of sub.
district 4, and James McCleary,
district organizer. this morning
conferred with L. S. .McCullough,
labor commissioner OF the Northern
West Virginia Coal Operators AS.
ISOLATION.
President Aicllo OF sub district
4 and Il committee from Pinnickin.
nick local union OF miners will this
afternoon confer with E. S. McCul.
Tough. labor commissioner and C.
H. Tarelton, general manager Of
the West Virginia Division OF the
Consolidation Coal Co., on block
work conditions.
Railroad Fuel
-Four hundred and eight cars OF
railroad fuel were loaded off the
Monongah Division Yesterday.
Foreign roads secured 267 cars of
this, and the B. & o. 141 cars.
Fifteen cars of railroad fuel were
loaded Oft the Chasleston Division
yesterday. and Of OF that the B. &:
o. secured nine cars.
Mines on the Cumberland Divis-
ion yesterday loaded fourteen cars
Of railroad fuel, OF which twelve
cars were foreign and two local
fuel. Fifteen cars OF coal we're
LOADED as railroad fuel off the
Charleston Division, OF which nine
cars were p. & o. fuel. Foreign
railroad fuel loading off the NJ, q
NV. aggregated ninoty seven cars
yesterday. Eleven cars OF B. & o.
railroad fuel were loaded as B /.
& o. fuel.
Coke Loading
Little chang has been noted re
Gently in coke loading on the Mon
!. ongah DIV S On. Pcrh&pg II has
eased up Just a slight bit. Twenty
four cars OF coke were loaded of
the Monongah Division yesterday
Of which twelve cars vert east AMI
twelve west.
+ Five cars Of coke were loadell
of the Charleston Division. Four
cars were loaded off the Councils
vile Division, this being cons.gn-
cd east, while thirteen cars werg
loaded east Oh the N. & Il.
Wagon Mine Loading
Off the Monongah Division yes
terday two cars Of coal were load
ed by wagon mines.