The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-09
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isylyania State College will give in
struction to nearly 1000 students
during the coming year, according
70 an announcement recently made
at that Institution. During the last
school year 600 min ers and opera
tors were given extension Trainings
by the college workers. while nehss
" 200 other students were 6n3the
regular residence@c in min
ing engineering, mining geology.1
ms tallurgical engineering d
During the summer about twentJ
miners and operators took a specs
Eial intensive course during The
strike period go.
IN ord er that III the school ~
mines, in common with cher
schools OF the college: may take ~ ~ I
q larger number Of students maxi
ing application for adm1ss ioa, -
building fund campaign for ~ ,ooo..zs
900 Is now being carried on .$t s :lss
planned to develop the college mtg
the State University with aceor u!
1nodations for 10 900 STUD ems MS 6:
N Non-union coal .productfons lasss
week in North rn a West. Yirginf
rea ched its peak. At 3116 cars OK
s1S5 So1, tons. it \ proved ito be the
greatest week for nOn-unionS GOA
n e sine the strike began
on April IA .Ssg j.
Due to- improved ratlroa a! ding q conl-S
ditions. the coal produ ton sfs1 n
Northern West Virginia 1as Ct EEK
Jumped 673 cars over the pr ylousA
week, and 1. 50 cars M ore 5th :! sE tWo oss
weeks before. = ~ III
Produ ctions last 3week by diyislEons W
was as follows 3. IN Lone! O. Oh
gah. G475 cars; Charleston.s 5a2scarssS
Co1ne11sville,; 63 cars; Cum beralanSA
$40. cars; Morgantown KingW odss
.4s3 cars; Monongahe1a, 55e cars
Morgantown & ling, 4 So cars
Western Maryland - Belington,
Weaver & Northern 81 cars S ssW az
Helen's Run. IS cars. sSSs q =
Mines along the Mcnongah1ea.S:
Railway In PENNSYLVANIA, q potion
of the coke belt in the BROWNSVILLE
Pa, section, last week prodacs
1882 cars OF coal. ssssS
In The Coke Belt sss
Mines on the Monongahe1a$ Rail-
way IN Pennsylvania on Tuesday,
100 cars on Monday OF this week 81
There were 203 min out OF 105,
at work. today. they having orderehe
1ss en1pties this morning. ~ "a.
Personal Mention
David Victor, presid lent OF t1ss
Monon gah Fuel Co., returned 8GS ss
morning from trip to Blaine, w
VaA along the Western MarylanassI
Railway sf n,
81 Harry b Clark OF the ClarkEco
interests has returned from Pitts
,burgh, where his son. Harry Jr fs,s
was successfully operatei Hnpons for
the removal OF his tons lis. III
Harlow voorhees, Of Mad e1raSfI fftSt
Co, Philad phia, visited tn heg#'
Fairmont region recently ~
Charles f. Hawker, VII 9 sfrepf1 "
SCENTS the Edward Hines coal
terests in Northern West Virgin
la, has returned from, buslnessS
trip to Wheeling, W. Va. sss.sss B
Robert T.. Pollock, president I'll
the Rivesville Coal Co. went to-
Charleston yesterday on affairs
pertaining to a fraterna1 order.
Bernard T.. Mckinley recentlyShas
been made Fairmont representa-
tive for the G. e. Watson Coal Co..
Morgan town.
Daily Statistics ssss;sssS
Active mines and empties ordeT
ed by them today and the coaxsS
loaded on Tuesday in NortherT
West Virginia are as follows: -
Mines Todayis Laadsi8
s Active Empties Tnesda ns