Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-20
COMPLETE LIST
OF NEW HEADS
Official Notices Posted Yes
terday Show Who Is Who
on Reading Lines

Ohicial announcement of the Fed
eral stan for the Reading Railway,
reached Harrisburg yesterday. This
notice includes the consolidation of
the Harrisburg and Reading divi-
sions, the transfer of r. Boone Alb
bott to New York, and the appoint
ment of C. e. Chamberlin as super
lntendent here, announced several
days ago.
These are the most important
changes made by C. H. Ewing. Fed
eral manager
The Harrisburg division was Gre
ated October II, 1905. 1t comprised
the Lebanon Valley branch between
Harrisburg and Wyomissing and the
lines west of Harrisburg as far as
Shippensburg and Gettysburg. The
lines west of Harrisburg are now
under the control of Federal Manager
A. w. Thompson. of Baltimore. The
follows:
Complete Changes.
c. A. Beach, formerly superintend-
ent of the New York division. has
been appointed assistant general SUI
perintendent with officie in Philadel-
phia. r. B. Abbott, formerly super
intendent of the Harrisburg division,
succeeds Mr.. Beach,
j. G. Peters is made superintendent
of the Philadelphia division.
The companies affected by the or
ders are the Reading, the Central of
New Jersey, the New York and Long
Branch, the Atlantic City and the
Port Reading.
r. NJ. Falck, formerly of Reading,
is made general manager of all lines.
~ ii =.
neer of the Reading; John F. Auch,
freight traftic manager of all lines;
Edison ]. Weeks, general passenger
agent for all lines; W. H. White,
former controller of the Reading. is
made general auditor of the same
line; j. S. Sneyd, treasurer of all
lines, II. Il. Paisley, the Reading
treasurer. having elected to remain
with the corporation; w. L. Kinter
is made general solicitor of all lines,
and c. B. Williams, formerly pur-
chasing agent of the Central of New
Jersey. is made purchasing agent for
all lines.
]. d. lands. who was purchasing
agent of the Reading, has been taken
over by C. H. Markham. regional
director of this region.
Real Estate Head.
agent for all lines. A. f. owen is
made chief engineer of the Jersey
Central. w. C. Hope, passenger
traffic manager of all lines. He
formerly was general passenger agent
of the Central.
H. L. Joyce becomes marine man.
ager for the Central, with Offices al
New York F. NJ. Snyder becomes
general auditor of the Central.
c. H. Stein becomes assistant tc
| the general manager. Mr.. Stein was
| formerly a resident of this city, hav-
| ing been employed as supervisor or
! the Reading division. He left the
local company in 1907 and went Il
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
o. w. Stager. superintendent Of
| transportation.
General Superintendent.
w. H. Keffer, of this city, become!
| general superintendent of the Read
ing. Atlantic City and Port Readins
| roads, and ]. w. Meredith takes the
same position for the Jersey Centra
and Long Branch roads.
Other appointments are I. A. Sci
bers, superintendent of motive power
and rolling equipment, P. & r., At
| lantic City and Port. Reading.
c. E. Chambers, superintendent ol
motive power. Jersey Central anC
New York & Long Branch.
w. C. Mason and A. H. Elder, as
sistant general solicitors, all lines.
| w. C. Brister, claim agent. all lines
w. H. Failing, assistant claim
agent, all lines.
w. A. Barkalow, counsel. all lines
r. L. Russell, assistant freight
traffic manager, all lines.
Z. B. Crosley, coal traffic manager
! all lines.
A. Hamilton, general freight agent
| all lines.
A. d. Edgar. superintendent Cen
| trail and L. & S. division.
C. H. English, assistant superin
! f.;a