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IJ'it tfi^head.ol thelakU at
lied(;5,416,31-1 tons of which
'594 tons were Soft coal. Fig.
jOT former seasons follow:
146 net tons of coal charged
^Virginia. This state produc09.537
net tohs of beehive
I (at it' tho 5,538,043 net tons
hive coke used by producer
1 nit tons. This state last
f? | 13*,3 0 5.?6 ThoD3 whole
jfiproduced 5,038,836 not
it,-coko which yielded coin.
fit?)*27,223,929. The bulk
bee-hive coke was produced
nnsylvanla In 1921, it hav.
"was sold at 320,812,186.
ty-one men, attended the
ont Mining School on FrL
?ere 134 men In the classes
ton, 24; Fairmont, 41. Last
Shu members ol the Mouat
[class held a banquet for tho
so of boosting their attenth
future sessions of the
l^uncement was made last
ILUfL U0K6 ASSO.
line tbls week
carry collect
5ASKED
ONE FIRM
ecetved* letters
MneUed letters
telephone com
I ^ but better
sad numerous other things' must t
be' done ,to giro service that *01
be complete and satisfactory.
Mr. Berry's communication cited '
the tact that notwithstanding the !
company's aim to (In perfect ser- j
rice, a realization wae present that 1
at (times , difficulties will arise.; In ]
the Interest of the difficulties the ;
letter was written", that the tele- '
phone companyauthorities may. he 1
able to ascertain If the service ot
each individual Is proving satisfactory.
Advice In regard to any dlf- 1
Acuities connected with the ser- i
vice was solicited.
' ^ '
Dvnxiiurivnin
DI l\MIL?YrtITULL
. .... ?:, <;;k j
Railroads and Privately Owned
Cars Get Bulk Off Monongah
DivisionUnquestionably
last week proved
to be, the record-breaking week of
1922 for railroad fuel loading on
the Monongah Division, ,B. & 0.,
when 2,666 cars were produced.
This means that an average of 444
cars a day was loaded last week.
The strongest previous week during
this year was that during the
week endfng November 11, when
2,414 cars of railroad fuel were
loaded. During the four weeks
which were dated previous to.November
25, there wore 9,160 cars
of railroad fuel loaded on" the Monongah
Division, or a weekly average
of 2,290 cars.
Last week the mines on the division
loaded 1,789 cars of foreign
fuel and 927 cars of B. & 0. fuel.
Both types of business showed an
Increase over the previous week.
Foreign fuel gained 186 cars, and
B. & 0. orders were 207 cars stronger.
- ,
Coke Loading Eases.
Coke loading was shaded some
last week cbcipared to the previous
week. Off, the Monongah Division
240 cars were produced last week
or four cars less than the previous
week. Other coke loaded In Northern
West Virginia aggregated 102
cars, 61 cars of whiph' were loaded
on the M. & K., 32 cars on the Cum
berland Division, 9 cars on the CouTloHovlllo
ntl'lnlnn ??'.! ~ ?
the Charleston Division.
Eastern Loading
Eastern coal loading eased somn
off the Monongah Division la3t.
week, aggregating 4,977 cars or 199
cars less than the previous week.
Western coal loading off the dlv;
sion last week was >1,065 cars ?*r
jnst fifty-one cars lesslhan the previous
week.
Little Pier Trade
Coal shipments to Curtis Bay
met a rebuff last? week, when the
aggregate dropped from 470 cais
the previous week to 281 cars.
Commercial Business.
Commercial business on the Moj
nongah Division, B. & O., last week
I was confined to 48 por cent of tha
total tonnage or 2,796 cars. Wit a .
the4railroads obtaining 2.666 car;
of coal and privately owned cars
aggregating 390 tars last week, the
types of business aggregated 3,056
cars or 52 por cent of the tonnage
on the division. .
ANTI-HAZING LAW TO
BE ENFORCED NOW
.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.?Adherence
by the Navy Department
to a policy of rigid enforcement of
the anti-hazlng law at the Naval
Academy to prevent subjection
of under classmen either to phy
slcal violence or public humiliation
was seen today In the penalty
of dismissal from the academy
imposed upon two midshipmen
and the loss of one year in their
academy courses imposed npon
three others. The two dismissal
sentences resulting from court
martial trial of the recent hazing
cases at the academy were approved
yesterday by President
Harding, who at tho same tlmo,
on recommendation of Secretary
The New
Telephone Number
of
The West Virginian
is
Two-Two Hundred
I W? ... . N.
New Wight trains
To and From
CHARLESTON
Effective Sunday. December
17, New Night Trains win be
operated between Grafton and
Charleston).daily,.with coaches
and
SLEEPING CARS
Between
Pittsburgh and Charleston
Clarksburg'and Charleston
" ' . .V- '
Leave Fairmont, 9:30 p.'m.
Arrive Charleston, 8:30 a. m.
Leave Charleston,'8:45cp. m.
' -Arrive Fairmont, 6:65; a, ml' ;
For loll Information ask ticket
"***
BAITIHORE & OHIO RAIUOMI
ruing for Charleston where he
II attend the meeting of the orillation
,ot West Virginia asisors.
Mr.- Henry >aa recently
cted assessor ot this county to
the unexpired term,
dr. ancCMrs. Dare Stitt and
lghter and Bobhle Henry, spent
turday- and Sunday at Homead,
Pa. r
drs. 9. J. Stevens was taken
ldenly ill at her home Here Sunr
night.
. carpet ball social was held
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4
jagST
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dmllar nature ?>
'on- mc
The midshipmen dismissed wl
ran Brace H. Robinson, appoint- gai
id from Arizona and Stuart H. eei
lawldns, Massachusetts, -while elc
hose demoted 'In' their courses till
ran Midshipman, . T>-s)as J. ]
laser. Massachusetts, Thomas E.
Soroe, Indiana," and H. C. Fish, ga
Hew York. its
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U. $385
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$150
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9 Main St, F
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- CUtfe Racicliffe and"1ipn'wmt^' i
visited here Saturday- oa business.
Mildred'Shafer'and John Sharer r
of Morprantown Tlalted here sev- o
eral daya ago. >
Mrs. Carrie Henry baa been the ,
guest of Mrs. J. G. Shafer for i
several days. ' v
Mrs. Nanpy Barb spent the
past week with her son. Strandta h
Barb. ' ' ?
- Elroy Henry And son. Beryl of s
Morgan town were business vlsl- t!
tors here Saturday. b
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ucing Records
The fantral oLMary Sue, J.ytar J
Id daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Lawence
M. Conaway, whose death
ocurred .yesterday," whose death
he home of her parents alter a
rlet Illness with intcstlonal j
rouble, will be held tomorrow af ernoon
at'2:80 o'clock, and burial '
rill be radae by R. 0. Jones. c
The child'was taken 111 on 3lie- C
ay and continued to grow, worse c
ntll yesterday afternoon, when: t
ho died. She was the only girl to c
he family and was an unusually 1
right Interesting little girl. Two t
mmamm
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tat bargains that it hi
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LUMBER YARD DESTROYED^
PONTIC, Mich., ,D?e.jlPi
plro that started last night In the
ontlac lumber yard here' bail
anted a loss estimated at $150.'100
before It was brought udder
octroi early today. The blase,
relieved to bave started from as'
iverbaated stove, destroyed tbe
umber yard and tbe W. 0. Burke
raslnesa block adjoining.
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