The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-29

I The following have been named as ex- ecutive general agents: | J. H. McCue, Bristol, Va-Tenn E. c. Gatewood, Rectortown, Va. D. S. Abernethy Chattanooga. T. F. Steele, New Orleans. c. L. Candler, Norfolk In the operating department the follow ing promotions were announced by Vice President Coapman: w. N. F'oreacre general manager lines of east, Charlotte. J. H. Stanfiel, general manager lines west, Cincinnati. H. T. B. Move inspector, special agency department, lines east, Charlotte w. s. Connolly, inspector, special agency department, lines west, Cincinnati. F. P. Pelter. general suprintendent of the southeastern district, comprising the Atlanta and Columbus divisions of the Southern Railway and the Georgia South ern and Florida, Macon, Ga. J. W. Wassum, general superintendent. southern district Birmingham. vice J, H. Stanfiel. promoted.
 S. Lemond, chief engineer. mainten- ance of way and structures. lines east, Charlotte, N C. vice B. Herman, pro noted to be assistant to the vice presi- dent.
 w c. Hudson, superintendent, Char lotte division, Greenyille,' S. C.; vice J.. w. Wassum, promoted.
 s. J. Mulvaney, superintendent. Ashe- vile division, Asheville; vice w. c. Hud- son, transferred
 M E. Madden. superintendent Georgia Southern and Florida Railway, Macon.
 ]. C. Austin, superintendent Mobile division, Selma, Ala, vice M. D. Mad : den.
 c. Chandler, superintendent Atlanta division Atlanta, vice C. E. Erwin pro- noted.
 In the traffic service the following appointments were made by Vice Presi dent Lincoln Green:
 w H. Tayloe, passenger traffic man ager, Washington.
 E. H. Shaw, freight traffic manager Washington.
 R. NJ McKellar, foreign freight traf- ic mana ger. Louisville
 G. P. Biles, freight traffic manager, lines west, Cincinnati.
 w. A. Becker, passenger traffic man. ager, lines west, Cincinnati.
 J. J. Hooper. general claim agent (overcharge). Washington.
 J. C. Williams. manager, development service, Washington.
 w H. McGuffey. assistant to vice president. Cincinnati.
 J. M Woodruff. assistant to vice presi- dent, Washington.
 Appointments made by Passenger Traffic Manager w. H. Tayloe include
 H. E. Cary, Washington, and E. F. Aiken, Cincinnati. general passenger agents.
 C. A. Benscoter. Knoxville
 J. L. Meek, Chattanooga.
 J. c. Beab, Atlanta, assistant general passenger agent.
 J. C. Conn, general baggage agent. Chattanooga
 Appointments by Freight Traffic Manager E. H. Shaw includes
 R. l.. Simpson, Birmingham; C. A.. Russell. Memphis assistant freight managers
 F. D. Claggett. Atlanta: E. R. Oliver. Cincinnati; J. H. Drake, Richmond, gen eral freight agents.
 Assistant general freight agents in- clude G. H. Kerr. H. M. Cobb. R. J.. Brown and L. k McC1eskey, Atlanta. D. Cardwell. Columbia. S. C.; J. L. Cox, Columbus, Miss; | L. Graves. Knox vile; J. w. Hunter, Mobile. Wins F. Wilson, Richmond
 In the law department appointments announced by Vice President and Gen ers1 Counsel L. E Jeffries include: Alexander P. Humphrey. general so- licitor, in charge of the law depart ment of the western district, Louisville.
 Edward Colston, general solicitor In charge of the law department of the lines of the Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway, Cincinnati.
 s. R. Prince, general solicitor. in general charge of all litigation, Wash ington.
 Frank C. Tompkins, division counsel for the state of South Carolina, Colum- bia. s. c.
 J. F. Hall, division counsel with jur- isdiction over the lines of the Georgia