The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-28
COAL LOADING

/ GUAL LUAHlNh
tc'nttPasa t.en p.ss oas9
yesterday from a business trip to
Cambridge, Ohio,
w. Clark Dphbie, general super.
intendent OF the West Virginia
operations OF the Jamlson q. & G,
Co, went TO Greensbufg, Pa, yes.
iterday afternoon.
Clarence D. Robinson. q the
Robinson Coal Co., went TO Bait!,
more last evening 10 visit his broth.
or, G. L. Robinson, Of Winchester,
Va, who is q patient at Johns
Hopkins hospital, that city.
Daily Production.
Coal loading IN Northern West
Virginia on Friday aggregated 1884
cars. This production Is distribute
ed by divisions rs follows: 3. &
o.-Monongsh, 3S3 cars; Charles.
ton, 60 cars; MpnonEahela, 49,
cars: Connellsville, 21 cars; Cum.
berland, % cars; Morgantown and
Kingwood, II cars; Morgantown
and Wheeling, ISL cars; Western
Run, Ito
cars; Bellngton and Weaver, 50
The Pennsylvania end Of the Mo.
nongahela yesterday loaded Is:
cars OF coal.
Daily r. r. Fuel.
Daily railroad fuel loading OF
the Monongah division, D. & o. R.
R., on Friday aggregated 131 car.
loads Of which the B. & o. secured
20 cars.
on the Charleston division, B. &
O., on Friday there we're 80 cars
OF coal loaded for railroad fuel OF
which the B. & o. secured 0 car.
loads.
81 Mines Working.
Today fifty.one mines ara at
work or the three railroads in the
region. On the B. & o. there art,
az operations at work while on the
Western Maryland railway there
are three working and on the No.
n%ongahela II. Eighteen operations
are at work on the Charleston divi.
sion, B. & o., while the same mum
Der Is at work on the Monongahela
in Pennsylvania.
Today's Emptiesa
A tctal Of 74S empties are or.
dered By the various operations in
/; the Fa!rmout region today. or
that number 400 are ordered by
mines oil the Monongah division,
B. G o.; 257 on the MonongaheIn
anil 81 ca tho Western Maryland.
Sixty smptiss have been ordered
by mines along the Charleston
division y. & o. and $40 on the
Monongahela in Pennsylvania.
Friday Shipments
A total Of 294 cars OF coal were
loaded east off the Monongah dl.
Vision B. & O.. while IS were load.
cd west.
For a change there were some
seaboard shipments off the B. L
o. yesterday. Twenty one cars OF
coal were shipped 70 Curtis Bay,
and six TO Arlington pier.
Although IL cars of coke were
loaded yesterday the shipments
totaled Is cars. one unconsigned
load having been moved. Eight
cars went to the east and 5 to the
west.
East Of. Grafton
Eighteen trains drew 643 loads
Of freight east of Grafton on the
B. & o. yesterday OF which 1856
! cars wore coal. To the west $40
loads Of freight were moved. At
midnight 779 ,eastbound loads Of
freight were on the division Of
which $50 were coal.
On Thursday 556 loads Of freight
were moved OF which 275 cars
werc coal On Wednesday sos loads
of freight we're moved Of which
464 cars were coal.
/ United Mine Workers
Patrick Buckley, vice pres.den.
OF sub district 4, is at Hildebrand
today.
Jatnes McCleary, district organ
iZer, Is at Downs today.
Frank Mccartney, district board
member is at Clarksburg today.
Today 500 was sent by the
miners officials to Hildebrand, W.
Va, where miners, wives and chill.
dren nro in need, according to re.
ports received at tho Fairmont
office. The miners who aro work.
ing are responding very we'll &C.
cord.ng to the officials, this money
coming into the sub district treas,
ury in the form OF the check-ott.
A miners mass meeting will he
held at Wyatt on Sunday after.
noon at . o'clock. Addresses will
be made by Nick Aiello, Fairmont
president Of sub district 4; A.
FOLIO, Wendell, and Miss Lult
Montgomery, vice presidents OF the
West Virginia State Federation Of
Labor.
At Lumberport on Sunday after
noon at Q o'clock a miners mass
meeting will be held. Addresses
will be made by Charles II. Bat.
ley, international representative,
and Patrick Buckley; wee prest.
don't Of sub district A.
A third miners mass meeting
will be held at Mt. Clare on Sun.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ad.
dresses will be made by James Nc.
Cleary, district organizer aud
Frank Mccartney, district board
member.