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Ynye 66July, 1927boundlatform, left J u n e 1 4 f o r the St.Louis Rospita for a n operation on hisear, which we hope won't be serious andt h a t lie mill be able t o return to worksoon.BIRMINGHAM GENERAL OFFICELAUNA &I. CHEW. R e p o r t e rFriends o r 3. IS. MeGregor, DistrictP a s s e n g e r Agent, a r e g l a d to l e a r n hei s convalescing from recent illness.Alias E t h e l Coneland, Asst. Cashier,Local Offlce, wlio wI11 be numbereda m o n g the J u n e brides. has been t h erecipient of numerous s h o w e r s a n d e n t e r t a i n m e n t recently.Ethel. l e f t uso n t h e 1 5 t h w i t h o u r h e a r t l e s t congratulations a n d best wishes.T h e Frisco Boosters Club is v e r y a c tive in the eolicitatlon of business f o rt h e Frlsco. All the members a r e looki n g forward to t h e b a n q u e t t o be givena t the Bankhead Hotel J u l y 1st. E m ployes of the T e r m i n a l a n d o n line o fr o a d a r e v e r y e n t h u s i a s t i c in s e c u r i n gmore business.Miss Cammie A t k i n sa n d Charley Silliman of the Local Office a n d C. E. Householder, Agent, Cordova. Ala., a r e m a k i n g rapid p r o g r e s stoward w i n n l n g t h a t fountain pen f o rs e c u r i n g the most business.Mrs. H. H. Thomas, wlfe of Agent,Winfleld. Ala., Is improving a t W a l k e rCounty Hospital, J a s p e r , Ala. w h e r eshe h a s been q u i t e ill f o r t h e p a s tmonth. W e will be g l a d to s e e h e rhome shortly.C. E. Bowen, Chief Clerk, DivisionF r e i g h t Agent's office s p e n t the w e e k end In X o n t g o m e r y recent1 y.The Birminrrham Traffic & T r a n s o r t- aln-t-.- n.- Club- - - - &ve a barbecue nicnic a tClairmont &rings,Ala., .Trine 4th.which w a s a t t e n d e d by a b o u t 300 oft h e B l r m i n a h a m railroad people andiliippers. Sforts of all Itincis, dancing,a n d s w i m m i n g w e r e f e a t u r e s of theclay a n d everybody h a d a good time.OFFICE O F SUPERINTENDENTT E R M I N A L G M E M P H I S , TENN.JOHANNA TVEIXER. R c p o r t e rt a k e this o n n o r t u n i t y to cong r a t u l i t e t h e Southern Divisibn on t h e i rsplendid record a n d w i n n i n g of t h e''NO R o u g h Handling" Cup a n d t h a n kthem f o r m a k i n g possible t h e e n t e r t a i n m e n t a n d dance a t which affairt h e 3Iemptiis T e r m i n a l c e r t a i n l y h a d a"big" time.Mrs. E. E. NcGuire, wife of Superintendent Terminals, is expected homenhnrtlv f r o m Nonett. SIo. where s h ch i s been f o r t h c p a tweek under thec a r e of t h e i r famllg physician, Dr.W e s t . X r s . McGulre h a s undergone anlinor oneration a n d 1s getting alongv e r y nicely.Mr. a n d Mr*. R. D. Welch became t h eparciits of n d d u g h t c r o n N a y 19th. W ewclcoine little Mary 3 I a r g a r e t IVelchto t h e Frisco familv. N r . Welch is R e port Clerk in the Nemphis Yard Office.Mr. L. E. Thorpe. General Ydrdmnster's Clerk, ta t h e latest addition to officeforce of Sul erintendent Terminals. Mr.Thnrne came to u s from F'lorida a n d i sn neiv man to t h e Z'risco.W e a r e g l a d t o report t h a t Mrs. H.I3. Nichols. w i f e of General Y a r d m a s t e rw h o u n d r r w e n t a serious operation reccntly, is g r a d u a l l y regailling h c rhealth.W e a r c s o r r y to l e a r n t h a t Mr. W. G.Smith, E n g i n e F o r e m a n , one of o u roldest a n d most popular employes isr r i t i c a l l v ill a t t h e B a n t i s t X e m o r i a lHosnitai.- - M&AliceNarkham, charming youngd a u g h t e r of H. A. Markham, I n t e r c h a n g e Clerk, h a s r e t u r n e d from Atlanta. Ga. w h e r e s h e had a d e l i a h t f u lvisit f o r s e v e r a l d a y s with h e r g r a n d Fn--t- .h.- -l.- .I t a p p e a r s a s t h o u g h Miss C h a r l o t t eOlswanuer. f o r m e r t e m p o r a r y stenog r a p h e r in office of Superintendcnt'l'erminals i s to s t a v in Frisco t e r r i tory. A f t e r spendin'g a- f e w w e e k s int h e offlce of Mr. A. P. Matthews, 4 s Wenistant General P a s s e n d e r Agent, J I l s sOlswanger is now d o i n g rellef w o r k Inthe office o f Mr. S. L. Oliver, LocalF r e i g h t , Agent.Mr. Oliver F a r r i s , P e r f o r m a n c e Clerk,h a s Lalten to b i g business. N r . F a r r i xb e i n g wcll stocked o n t r a n s p o r t a t i o nk n o w l e d e marlccd h i s e n t r a n c e intot h e v o r t e x of business by t h e purchaseo f o n r - t h i r d i n t e r e s t in a F o r d bus. W eexpect to benefit by t h i s wild speculation when it g c t s a r o u n d to Ollver'sLurn to havc t h e bus.----SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICEMEMPHIS, TENN.BERTHA HARRIS, R e p o r t e rThe dance a n d e n t e r t a i n m e n t glven inh o n o r of t h e Southern Division w i n n i n gt h e L o v i n g CUD f o r first Q u a r t e r . 1927.m a s s u c h a hu-g'e success t h a t a 'SociaiClub is now u n d e r way. While the det a i l s haven't been perfected, w e unders t a n d t h e r e will be a n o r c h e s t r a comnosed of Frisco emnloves a n d o t h e r int e r e s t i n g a n d e n t e r t a i n i n g f e a t u r e s willbe worked out.We a r e g l a d to k n o w t h a t Mrs. ;\I. E'.S h a n n a h a n , wifc of o u r Chief Clerk,who h a s been in Denver a c c o u n t 111health, h a s recovered sufficiently to ret u r n to Springfield. N r s . S h a n n a h a nis now w i t h h e r parents, b u t expects tobe a b l e to r e t u r n to Memphis w i t h i na few months.1\11. a n d Mrs. F r a n k J. W a l s h a n d l i t tle d & g i l t c r , Eyrances e e w, i l i s p e n dt h e i r vacation in Springfield v i s i t i n grelatives. F r a n k is o u r Chief time keeper.J o h n n y Evans. B. C B. Clerk, s p e n this vacatlon in H a v a n a , Cuba. J o h ns a y s he had a h a r d time t e a r i n g himself a w a y from t h e d a r k eyed s e n o r itas. We wonder.K a t h e r i n e Surles, of the AccountingDepartment. a n d Cozette P a r k e r , oft h e Superintendent's offlce, s p e n t t h e i rHolidav. MaY 30th. In K a n s a s Citv a n drenort - a w i n d e r f u l time.k u t h Douglas, who h a s been fillinga vacancy in t h e office of Superintend n t ,r e t u r n c d to h e r home in Snringfield, Tuesday, W e w e r e s o r r y to loseAliur D o i i r l a s a n d hone she will comeback to S& us.They use me h e r e a t n i g h t time,T o m a k e up local f r e i g h t s ,You m a y know me by this number,Thirty-six eighty-eight.I also w o r k here inAIy c r e w is MackAnd those boys a r eT h e y keep me onWhen we g e t through with industrywork.They s t a r t me down t h e hill,W i t h a c a r or two of old brick bats,T o w a r d s 3Ir. Chums Cotton mill.T h e firemen t h e y will pet me,And t r y to keep me hot,While J a c o i s pounding a w a y ,W h a t little s t e a m I've g-ot.Pullum, he g e t s worried,And t h r o w s a vicious sign,While Colie a n d Louic,I s coming l o n g b c l i n d .T o h e a r those b r a k e s w r e a k i n gAs we pull out on the lead,You would think the switchmen.W e r e doing t h e i r stuff just l i k e weneed.We don't need college s t u d e n t s ,T h a t use s w i t c h s t a n d s f o r a prop,B u t need real old switchmen,Not a f r a i d to g o on top.B u t I will soon be leaving.And don't think I will stop,'Till I land over the pit,A t Springfield, in t h e shop.( B y C. B. CROWE, F i r e m a n ,Jonesboro Yard, Jonesboro, Ark.)TRAINMASTER'S OFFICEAMORY, MISSISSIPPI-VIOLET GOLDS1\IITH, ReporterB y t h e time t h i s is' published, ourReporter E t h e l Copeland, of the freightST. LOUIS ADVERTISERSMARYLAND HOTELNext to Frlsco Buildin0TICKET OFFICEJONESBORO, ARK.ST. LOUIS. MO.POPULAR PRICE EUROPE&\: HOTELAbsolutely FireproofRatw: 1.50 and U D Per DayElectric Fnn (Free) in Erer.v RoomEATS :-UnexcelledCAFETERIA andCOBFEE BHOP ServiceCAEL yARBROUGH, R e p o r t e rJ I r . R . J. Slagle, Agent-Yardmaster,is l a y i n g ofT account broken hcalth,w e a r e g l a d to know, however, t h a t heis improving a t h i s home in Jonesboro,hc is being rclicved by C. I\'. Yarb l o u r h , who is a c t i n g a g e n t d u r i n ghis illness.Mr. Lane. t h e cantaloune kinrr. s t a t e st h a t t h e c a n t t l l o l crol;ewill Ibe somcs h o r t t h i s y e a r account unfavorablcseason. b u t will probably have a r o u n dt w o hundred c a r s from t h e t e r r i t o r y l o n at h e Jonesboro Sub oT the R i v e rDivision.- . - .-- - .T h e cotton a c r e a g e will be c u t conviclcrably in t h i s section account highw a t e r and r a i n v w c a t h c r which ha:,nrnvailed until now.\\'. 1.; l o f f i t tistrat.opcr:itor, is rolie\'in:: \\'. .\. S a r J e r son sc.cond t r i c k ,\vho in tu1.11is . e l i e v i-n aO.n r a t o rY a r brough, on first trick.I'm just an old s w i t c h engine,W o r k i n g in the Jonesboro Yard,3Jy visit here in A r k a n s a s ,H a s been miqhty, m i g h t y hard.the day time,a n d Chunn.s o industrious,the run.Becht Laundry Co.W e Specialize inFamily Laundry330 1 - 1 1 Bell Ave. St. Louis( I f We Want Good Candy I13be n'e910-912OLIVE-- INVESTMENT BONDSW e deal in issues of the United States Government, Railroads,Public Utility and Industrial Corporations withestablished records of earningsAID & COMPANY, Inc.SECURITY BUILDINGMBXBERS, ST. LOUISSTOCKEXCHANGEST. LOUIS. MO.

house Birmingham, w i l l be J I r s . H e r bert ' a n d l e r . O u r w h o l e f o r c e congratulates you, Mr. a n d Mrs. Sandler.nnd sincerely hope a l l y o u r y e a r s w i l lbe filled w i t h happiness.Operator a n d Mrs. H. E . Call a n dyoung son h a v e been t o u r i n g X i s s i s s ppi,visiting f r i e n d s a n d r e l a t i v e s a n dfireatlp d i m i n i s h i n-g t h e s u py of f r i e d.p.l.chicken.31r. R. E. Camp's f a m i l y h a v e n o wmovcd to Amory, Mr. C a m p s a y s .Jmoryis a good t o w n h e flnds o n l y o n efault and t h a t i& i t i s too f a r f r o m\Vest End In B i r m i n g h a m .3Irs. E. C a r n e y s p e n t a f e w d a y s inBirmingham, a l s o Mrs. E. A. Teed a n dMrs. C. H. G o l d s m i t h m a d e a s h o r t vlsit to B i r m i n g h a m . N r s . T e e d a n ddauehter. Lenore. h a v e l e f t f o r a v i s i twith r e l i t i v e s in' Ohio a n d will p r o b ably be g o n e f o r a m o n t h o r s i x w e e k s .We m e v e r y g l a d t o s e e l i t t l e K e i t hAllen. Jr., o u t a f t e r a v e r y s e r i o u s illness. Keith i s t h e s o n of N r . Allen,Clerk to A s s i s t a n t S u p e r i n t e n d e n t sTeed and Gabriel.Jliss P a u l i n e S c h a t e , o p e r a t o r , a tAberdeen, Mississinni,- . spent severaldavs in &Iemnhis.i1r. R. T. y n s o na n d f a t h e r . P. P.Hynson a r e s p e n d i n g t h e i r v a c a t i o n inCalifornia, we certa1nl.s h o n e t h e v h a v ea good trip. Mr. P. P. H v n s o n i s -recove r h g v e r y nicely f r o m k s l i g h t s t r o k eof paralysis.Mr. R. 0. S t u a r t , C l a i m A g e n t , isspending a couple of w e e k s v a c a t i o nin Oklahoma. We have a n o t h e r w e d d i n g to r e p o r t .Our Messenger J o h n R u m s e y m a s m a r ried to Bliss V e r a BIansell, of A m o r y .We all offer o u r c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s t othis young couple.Our T r a i n m a s t e r . Ir. G o l d s m i t h , n o wspends his day-off p i c k i n g b l a c k b e r r i e sinstead of o n Second Avenue, B i r m i n g ham. T h e r e s t of t h e w e e k h e s p e n d strying to g e t r i d of t h e r e d bugs.Operator J. T. G u i n i s r e c o v e r i n snicely from a n o p e r a t i o n f o r a p p e n d i citis In t h e h o s p i t a l a t St. Louis.Operator J. T. W i l l i n g h a m h a s g o n eto Ashevillc, h'. C., f o r s i x t y o r n i n e t ydavs for h i s h e a l t h .W e hope hIr\Vllllngharn r e t u r n s f u l l y recovered.Operator W. N. L a w h o n is in D e catur, Alabama, a c c o u n t illness of h i sfather.Yard Clerk Collier a d v i s e s e v e r y o n eto speak t o h i m n o w a s h e i s g e t t i n ga new C h e v r o l e t c o u p e t h e 15th of t h i smonth a n d i t will c c r t a i n l v be h a r d f o rhim tn recognize us.31r. F. G . B a c k s c h i e s , w i r e chief, h a snow moved i n t o h i s n c w h o m e w h i c hh e bought f r o m O p e r a t o r H a f n e r , w h ohas moved t o B l r m i n g h a m .Qulte n l a r g e n u m b e r of e m p l o y e sfrom Amory a t t e n d e d t h e Accident P r e rentlon M e e t i n g held a t M e m p h i s Mav27th. 1 9 2 7 , w h e n a L o v i n gwa'sgrcncnted t o t h e T r a n s p o r t a t i o n D e partment E m p l o y c s of t h e S o u t h e r n D i vision. M r . J . E. H u t c h i s o n . V i c e - P r e s i -with the4linstitution forSavings"JIiss. t o s p e n d a d a y o r so. S h e w a so v e r t h e F r i x c o o n s e c o n d s e c t i o n ofaccompanied b y Grace Heyburn, ret r a l n 106. c a r r y i n g s e v e n P u l l m n n s , o n eporter in t h e e n g i n e e r i n g d e p a r t m e n t ,Buffer a n d diner. T h e C a l i f o r n i a deleF o r t Smith.g a t e s arrived f r o m Saint Louis w i t h13. S i n k s . t r a v e l i n g a i r b r a k e f o r e m a nt w o d i n e r s , club c a r , p a r l o r c a r , o b s e r t o g e t h e r w i t h J. Fi. S c o t t , g e n e r a l ail:v a t i o n c a r a n d t e n P u l l m a n s wlllchb r a k e i n s p e c t o r a n d T. L. B r y a n t , t r a v w a x t h e second s e c t i o n of t r a i n 805.c l i n g a i r - b r a k e f o r e m a n w e n t to W a s h T h e Wisconsin. M i c h i g a n , a n d Delai n r t o n . D. C. o n M a v 24th. 25th. 2fithw a r e delegates also arrived f r o m Sainta n d 27th to a t t e n d "tile i r - r a i ; e - - 4 s - L o u i s c a r r y i n g a B u f f e r c a r a n d fivesociation" m h i c h w a s hcld in t h a t c i t y .pull man .The Minnesota a n d D a k o t aJ. E. S h i p m a n B r i d g e a n d B u i l d i n gd e l c g a t e s a r r i v e d on second s e c t i o nF o r e m a n in t h e k e r n p h i s t e r m i n a l . t o t r a i n 105 w i t h a b a g g a g e c a r , d i n e rg e t h e r w i t h his wife made a t n i r t va n d nine Pullmans.The cars wered a y t o u r of t h e w e s t a n d n o k h k e s t e r hp a r k e d in t h e M e m p h i s y a r d s d u r i n gr n r t of t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s recently.t h e convention. w h e r e s e v c r a l of t h eJ. J . D r a s h m a n , coach f o r e m a n . Memd e l e g a t e s h a d u s e of t h e i r s l e e p e r s d u r phis, t o g e t h e r w i t h h i s f a m i l y m o t o r i n g t h e convention. On l e a v i n g o u t ofcd t o H o t S n r i n s .Arlr. t h e l a t t e r n a r tt h e city, s e v e r a l s e c t i o n s w e r e a l s oof J u n c t o ' s n e i i d ' a fe& days. o h i i i i i u s e d i n m o v i n g t h e d e l e g a t e s , t r a i nr e p o r t s a s p l e n d i d trip.106 r a n t w o e x t r a s e c t i o n s , t r a i n 107Mrs. Gamble, m o t h e r of B. G. G a m r a n a n e x t r a s e c t i o n a n d t r a i n 806 r a nble, m a s t e r mechanic, Memphis, f e l l o na couple of e x t r a sections. On l e a v i n gM a y t h e 2Sth, a n d b r o k e h e r a r m j u s tescorts from the passenger departmenta b o v e t h e w r i s t , however. w e a r e g l a daccompanied some of t h e t r a i n o n theirto s t a t e t h a t s h e is n o w g e t t i n g a l o n goutward trip.The delegates a l l r e nicely. BIrs. G a m b l e r e s i d e s w i t h h e r o r t e d h a v i n g a fine t i m e a n d g a v eeon i n hfemphis.M e m p h i s a good w o r d a s they w e r eGladvs Irwin. s t e n o r r a n h e r . mechaniIcaving.cal d e l l a r t m e n t i & e m p i i l s ' i sc d n t e m p a t i n g a r e a l nicc t r i p a n d s h e i n t e n d sto l e a v e a b o u t t h e 26th of J u n e s h emill g o w i t h t h r e e o t h e r y o u n g ];diesEASTJBN DIVISIONf r o m h1emr)his w h o clo n o t w o r k f o rt h c r i s c o . ' G l a d y s is t a k i n g t h e tFiDw i t h t h e " E l l i o t t T o u r i s t " mhich s t a r tforty emnloyes to a t t e n d t h e n r o a r a mW E S T SHOPS-FAMILYNEWSf l o.m B i r m i n g h a m , t h c n c e to N e w O r and dance t h a t n i c h t . l e n v .i n r, ino. r v l e a n s , G r a n d C a n y o n , Ariz., L o s A n about 6 : 1 0 p, m. an71 2 r l ; h i n g Memphibgeles,Calif.SanFrancisco,SaltLake9:05 p. m., t h e n r e t u r n e d a f t e r t h eNAYDEN G. BLAKELY. ReporterCity, U t a h , Yellow S t o n e P a r k . D e n v e rdance. T h e c r e w , c o n d u c t o r P a u l C o o d a n d t h e n t o S a i n t L o u i s f o r t h e e n d ofman. f l a g m a n Z . G. S i m m o n s a n d e n t h e journey.l.'ishcrnman's luck! On S a t u r d a y evegineer F. R. DoggreII, g a v e t h e i r s e r On a c c o u n t of t h e r i v e r a t M e m n h i sning, May 21. a p a r t y composed of L. E.vices free.cavinrr off m o r e a n d m o r e f r o m Eimn-.---Richardson. "Snlpe" Reddick. George J a i t o time i t h a s been necessary t o installr e t t , Clrnrles ltichardson. A. C. KecveaSTORE D E P A R T M E N T N E W Sa temporary track leading up to thea n d "Pr sn" l%rkridge gathered up nll ofp o w e r p l a n t a t M e m p h i s in o r d e r t o p e tth e fishing tackle. tcntx, a n d o t h e r m b SOUTHERN DIVISIONcoal t o t h e boilers. n o w t h a t t h e t r a c kcellaneous pnraphernolia. including a (lairh a s been completed t h e river h a s stopofgo lo she for A r t h u r Reeves, a n d d e e cda v i n g in.WARRES P U C K E T T . R e p o r t e rparted for W h i t e River.\fter drivingK I W A K I B C O X V E X T I O N A T JIEMscveral hours through the rain a n d stopPHIS J U X E 0, 7. 3! .4YD 9thatireononcof the cars.pingtochangeHyman K a p p e l l , s t o c k m a n c l e r k ,The K i w a n i s Convention which w a st h e Darty arrived a t Rockaway Bcach.Memphts, w i l l l e a v e t h e second of J u l yheld a t M e m p h i s r e c e n t l y g a v e t h ewhereGeorgeJairettfeltthe necd offor a f e w d a y s v i s i t t o t h e c i t y of N e wF r i s c o R o a d q u i t e a boost in b u s i n e s ssome more Ash hooks. While G e o r p nndVnrk- - - .in h a n d l i n g t h e d e l e g a t e s in a n d o u tCh: rlic were lwying the hoolta, "Snlpe"Shelton Ross. t o z e t h e r w i.t.h .h.i.s wfe. i--.of Memphis.D u r i n g the convcntionbecame impatient a n d threatened to walkspent s e v e r a l ' d a y s r e c e n t l y w i t h h i sthe Frisco handled something like sevt h e Ilnlance of t h e way, somc twenty-fiveparents in C e n t r a l i a . 111. S h e l t o n isenty-five c o a c h c s a n d d i n e r s f o r t h eor t h i r t y miles. T h e result wan t h a tmechanical t i m e k e e p e r Memphis.delegates, most every t r a i n t h a t cameCharlica n d George nrcre l e f t behind t oKatherine McXahon, w h o i s reporterinto Memphis over t h e Frisco w a sfind t h e w a y to t h e fishing hole a4 bestfor the S t o r e s D e p a r t m e n t a t F o r trunning anywhere from two to threeSmlth. Ark., passed t h r o u g h M e m p h i sthey could. A f t e r spcnding several hourssections. On c o m i n g t o M e m p h i s J u n eon May t h e ZSth, e n r o u t e - t o J a c k o n ,t h e 5th t h e Florida delegates came int r y i n g t o locate t h e r e s t of t h e party.CUD'I--- - - -I

Page 68Charlle and George returned to Rocka w a y , rented a cottage a n d slept peacefully on a f e a t h e r bed until morning. Int h e meantime Reeves Snipe a n d Ed, intrying to g e t to t h e ' r i v e r stalled theirc a r s In the mud a n d spent ;he rest of t h enight g e t t i n g cach other out. (Snipe s a y sn e x t time he is going to t a k e t h e bait ins t e a d of letting George look a f t e r it.) Agood time w a s h a d b y all.-Twenty-five Years Ago In Springfleld( F r o m Springfleld Daily News)"Police have received m a n y con plalnts recently of beer being stolenfrom business places."I t i s a good thing t h a t the at o\-- JStwenty-flv!,years ago or thc ?allant "flshcrmen" or F i s h e r n a n ' sluck would havclosl more tllan Lheir t ) ; % t .Virgil Endicott, distribution clrrlc, wifea n d son, motored to C a m p Grandview, located on t h e Osage River near Osceola,JIissouri.X r . H. A. Lamkin, traveling accounta n t . w a s tlt t h e W e s t Shops checkingismcchanical rolls 2 a n d 3. Mr. Idamkin- . -always welcome.J u n e 1-West F r e i g h t Shop moved completely to t h e North Side. P e r h a p s t h a tsounds very ordinary b u t not t o us: w h yhow c a n w e g e t alor; without 3Tr. a r d e l ;with h l s ready w i t a n d slow southerndrawl. Dink loran with his Irish smilea n d Joe S'aisley with his 100 per cent ef't'iciency nnd pleasing m a n n e r ?C. Cnse, clerk in the mechanical d e p a r t ment, h a s our synlpathy in the recentd e a t h of his uncle.Robert 31. Brown, machinist apprrntice.w a s transferred to the North Roundhouse.Rohert P. O'hTeal, niachinist apprentice.nm transferred to Chouteau AvenueRoundhouse. S t . Louis.A. B. Holmquist, machinist apprentice.who c a m e from Amory in November1926, t o complete apprenticeship a t l e s ;S h o w , finished h i s time a t 11 a . m. J u n e7. a n d left for a machinist flrst-class joba t Chouteau Avenue Roundhouse, St.Louis. fiame date.Friends of Chancev Brewer, formerlvmachlnlst third class, will he i n t r r e s t r di n knowing t h a t h e is nicely located withthe Hihhard. Sprncer. Uartlctt IT h o l e s a H a r d w a r c Co., Chlcago.W h e n the W e s t Frelght Shop boss weretransferred to t h c North C a r Shops thosetwo "old timer watchmcnV-W. C. Dcnta n d H e n r y Gammon, werc transferred to1:oll 2 a n d will c o n t i n wto k w n a n eagleeye on company i n t e r e s t s o u t here.F o u r y e a r s looks like a long time--Haydcn E. Campbell, machinist apprentice, ----SERVICE ICE COMPANYSucressors toHAMMOND BROS. ICE & COLD STORAGEEastern Junction, Frisco RailwaySPRISGFIELD, 110.WHOLESALE ONLY-CARLOADS11'. E. OGSTON, President and TreasurerYELLOWCABCO.P h o n e 5000-6100entered service February, 1923, a n d completed t h a t four years a t 9 a . m., J u n e 9.1927, being imnlediately assigned to aflrst-class machinist number. H e servedhis roundhouse time a t Enid a n d we a r eall alad to h a v e him a e r n l a n e n tW e s tShop man.E. W. O'Neal mas s e n t to W e s t ShopsJ u n e 13 as machinist apprentice fromG a s Engine Department, South Side.Mr. F r a n k Sillis, blacksmith foremansince 1922, resigned May 31. Mr. Sillixw a s presented w i t h a beautiful emblemring, gift of employes in the blacksmithshop. H e also received a wonderful Gladstone bag, gift of the supervisors. Mr.Siilix h a s returned to Topeka, Kan.,where h e mill m a k c his f u t u r e homc!.W h o t a lifc! E d . R r c hhoiler,foreman,failed to make a r e t u r n of 1026 incometnx. A meeting w a s called, documentsread, a n d now Mr. Curch is back on t h e"strs.ight a n d narrow;" hc m a y not be a"son-in-I:tw"t u t h c ahides-in-the-lawnow.Who's Who on T r a i n 106 May 28A. C. Recves. general forcn1a.n. wifea n d child. C. A. Wight. painter foreman,wife a n d child. G. H. Eskridge, machineforeman, nncl wife. W e a r e positive fewplaces cnn equal threc better lookin

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