The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-13
THREE ROADS TO PARK
CARS on OLD BALL LOT
atlantic Coast Line, Norfolk 4 West
ern and r., r. e. p. Railways Sc
lect an Ideal Location
FOR ooNFEDERATE REUNION.
Meeting of Passenger Traffic Men and
transportation Officials Of Railroads
Had Meeting Here Yestertiay-Meet
Again About May I To Complete
Details.

Cars Of the Atlantic Coast Line, OF
Richmond. Fredericksburg & Poto-
mac Railways will be parked for the
convenience OF those coming over
their lines to the Confederate Re-
union In Richmond June 1. and 8.
The parking place. selected yesterday
at a meeting here of the passenger
traffic and transportation representa-
lives Of the three roads. will be on the
r.. F.. & p. tracks on the old Broad
Street baseball lot.
The area provided by the old ball
park. now being used by the r.. r. &
Pas freight terminals and for other
car storage purposes gives ample
room for the parking OF all necessary
"ars during the reunion.
An Ideal Location.
It Is situated ideally. being at the
opening Of Allen Avenue on Broad
Street, and being in close proximity
TO the Hermitage Club grounds. and
not far distant from the State Fair
grounds. where 1t is expected a num-
Der OF the State troops. and probably
great many of the veterans. will be
sncamped.
The meeting here yesterday was
we'll attended and the discussion OF
plans was an active one, in which
practically all present participated.
II was hel0 In the offices of the A.
c. I. In the Byrd-Street depot.
Another meeting for the completing
Of other details for taking care of
the reunion crowds will be held here
about May /, IL was announced at
The conclusion of the session. This
Meeting will be called by the passen-
ser traffic managers OF the roads
To plan Special Trains.
Special trains from various points
South. West and North will be ar
ranged for at the next session and
schedules will be provided. Tickets
for the reunion will go on sale IN
the Southeastern passenger territory
At special rates from May % to June
2 for trains arriving In Richmond not
later than noon OF June 3. They will
ce good returning until June 10.
The A. c. l.. representatives left
1870 and the n & w. representatives
al Q o'clock. Those who attended
the meeting are:
~. c. L. Rspresentativcs--J. r. King.
general superIntsndent transportation,
Wilmington. n. c.; W II. Newell, gen
eraf superintendent w. %. Darrow. ST.
pertntendent transportation. Rocky
Mount, y C. f. +. Laird. superirten-
dent. Richmond, w J. Craig. passen-
general passenger agent. Wilmington.
y. C, c. s. Campbell. general freight
and passenger agent. w. w. Robert
son soliciting agent, III. l.. King,
agent. II. f. Bruffey. traffic manager
G. {. Jones' general yard master, Rich
rfond: !. II. Trenholm. engineer road
way, and r j Meade. master mechanic,
Rocky Mount, n. C.; A. II. Amos. Gee
r-tars to superintendent. Richmond.
y. & W. Repres~ntativss-p r.
spangler. superintendent traasporta-
ton. Roanoke. Va; Il. A. Blake. gu
perin'enaens. crewe. Va: w c saur
a-rs. general passenger agent Ro.
anoke, Va; w. l.. Rohr. general agent.
Chattanooga, Tenn: n r Bragg. r,
p. A. Roanoke, Va: c. ". Boslsy, d.
vision passenger agent. Richmond: J.
n. Wagner. passenger agent. Norfolk.
Va.
Il. +. 4 r. Reprcseutatives-w. p.
Taylor. traffic manager. G w. Culp.
superintendent transportation, and e
K Grady, trainmaster. Richmond.