The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-23
UNION MEETING OF
 RAILROAD ORGANIZATIONS

By Mrs. Jack Wright, Chairman of Press
 Committee.
 A more earnest or enthusia stic body of men and women could not well be found than was that of the officers and members of the Executive Council for the union meeting of the railroad people, which met in session in the B. of l.. F. Hall on the morning of the 18th.
 This Council" is composed of repre- sentatives from all>the railroad organiza- tions in this city, also representatives from the men in other branches of ser vice where there are no local organiza- tion The President of the Council is a man widely known and much beloved and respected by every one both in railroad circles and out, and is a man peculiarly qualified to fill such a responsible posi- tion-Mr. J. c. Conner, from the Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers.
 The General Secretary of the Council was chosen from the ranks of the Order of Railway Conductors, and is the right man in the right place." Mir. T. A. Hamn.
 The General Treasurer is the wife of a well known and popular trainman. She is a woman of more than ordinary abil- ity and is in every respect well fitted to fill the position, Mrs. P. o. Larkin.
 The members of the Council were chosen from the several organizations, and consists of a chairman with three or more members as co-workers.
 From Division 9S, Order of Railway Conductors, is J. H. Mccall, Chairman, with c. H. Beale, John Henry Hudson and John Butler from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and w. T. billiard from the Western Railroad, also from Division 9s. Order of Railway Conduc- tors, MT. Sam Johnson, Chairman, rep resenting the conductors on the Coast Line Railroad. There will be other con ductors from this road to assist the chairman.
 From Division 167, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors, is Mrs. J. c. Wilcox, Chairman, with Mrs. E. L. May. Mrs, c. E. Faulkenberry and Mrs. w. T. billiard.
 From Division POT, Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers. is Mrs. Jack Wright. Chairman, with Mrs. George Morgan, Mrs A. O. Lund. Mrs. Frank Salmons, Mrs J. B. Hudson and Mrs. T. J. Co., well.
 From Division 495, Brotherhood of Lo- comotive Engineers. MT. F. Hulet is Chairman. with J. B. Clements, c. c. Devinney, George Weaver. Jack Wright and Frank Crenshaw.
 From Division 332, Brotherhood of Lo- comotive Engineers. is R. G. Morgan, Chairman, with J. F. Still. c. B. Coins, w. H. Wadder. and B. B. Blackmon. From the Unorganized Trainmen is R. | K. Doran. with r. O. Larkin. w. l.. Hughes, Ernest Sharpe. Walter Hill and i othersH
 From the B. of R. T., MT. Locke of | Tuscaloosa.
 | From Division 45O. Brotherhood of Lo- l comotive Engineers at Tuscaloosa, is MT | A. P. Case, Chairman.
 | From DiviSon 156, B. of l.. E., at Bir- mingham, is Mir. John Cox, Chairman | From Division 14O. B. of l.. E., at Mo- l bile, is Mir. Edd Barham.
 | The Executive Council at Pensacola | to make arrangements for the entertain
 ment of, and prepare for the accommo- 1 dation of the visitors who take advant- | age of the cordial invitation to go from | Montgomery to Pensacola, is E. M. Will | son. General Chairman; Crona Suarez l Vice Chairman; Mrs. George Hoffman | General Secretary and Lloyd Holm | Treasurer Later on the men in other | branches of the railroad service will bt | represented, and not one, from the mar | in the highest to the man in the lowest | position in the service of the railroad | companies, are to be excluded in thi' l movement for, if carried to the sue l cessful terminus that the committee con l fidently expect it will require the com 1 hined and concerted action of all railroad people and in the wind uD' all arc t'