The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-27
FRISCO ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF
 MANY OFFICIALS
McGregOr and Doughty Take Up Former Posi- tions When Road Re-
 turns to Owners

! R McGregor and J. IT. Doughty
 will take up their old positions as di-
 vision passenger agent and division
 freight agent respectively, of the
 Frisco system next Monday when the
 road goes under private ownership op-
 eration again. Announcement to this
 effect is contained in circular letters
 received from the general headquarters
 in St. Louis which. were issued after
 the meeting of officials there last Tues
 day
 Mr. McGregor is one of the oldest
 railroad traffic men in point of service,
 in Birmingham, having been connected
 with the Frisco for a great many years
 and prior to that with the Alabama Great Southern. MT. Doughty has
 been in Birmingham several years as
 freight traffic representative of the Frisco.
 H. F. Slender has been appointed travelling passenger agent of the Frisco,
 with headquarters in Birmingham. The traffic departments of the Frisco have been reorganized and all repre-
 sentatives directed to be at their new posts by March 1. Announcement of the appointments was made by A. Hil- ton, vice president. and approved by President J. NJ. Kurn.
 J. N Cornatzar will be passenger traffic manager and s. s. Butler freight
 traffic manager. with headquarters in St. Louis and C. II. Merrill assistant to Vice President Hilton.
 The full list of appointments an nounced In the circular follows: Ashley Johnson. division freight agent, Fort Smith. Ark; D. r. Me- Donough division freight agent. Joplin, Mo; F. R. Newman, division passenger vision freight agent, Kansas City; J. C. Lavrien. division passenger agent, Kan sas City; r. r. Edgecomb, travelling l.freight agent. Kansas City; R. K. Buc- 1 hanan, division freight agent. Memphis A. P. Matthews. division passenger agent. Memphis. l. Benson. travelling i freight agent, Memphis; II. c. Copiey assistant general freight agent. Okla homa City; L. W. Price, division pas senger agent, Oklahoma City: r. J l Lawler. division freight as1lt. St ] Louis; II. D. Block, travelling freight | agent, St. Louis; F. J. Deicke. division passenger agent, St. Louis: c. E. Rose 1 travelling passenger agent. St Louis l J. F. Springer, division freight agent l Tulsa; F. o. Bittner, passenger agent | Tulsa; F. F. Clark. division freight and passenger agent, Wichita, Kan; c A. Forrest. general agent freight de- partment, Atlanta; R. c. Gentry gen. eral agent, passenger department. At lanta; A. II. Stevens general agent l Denver: w. c. Preston, general eastern agent. New York; O. NJ. Conley. general agent. Pittsburg.
 l " l.. English supervisor of agri- culture G. w. Green. industrial com missioner; E. F Bowes, assistant gen eral passenger agent: J. w. Nourse. as sistant general passenger agent; $. A 1 Hughes, colonization agent; F. J. Perry general baggage agent; E. II. Stanage assistant freight traffic manager ! George F. MacGrelbr. general freight l agent. Robert N. Nash, assistant gen ] eral freight agent; A. T. Sullivan F, c Dumbeck, and H. D. Morris, assistant | general freight agents: F.. F. Tillman general live stock agent
 Frank l.. Jenkins, formerly district
 passenger agent of the Southern Rail 1 way, will be transferred to Philadel- l phia on March to serve in the same 1 capacity there and \. C. Cross, dis ! trict passenger agent at New Orleans | will succeed Mr. Jenkins here. 1t i. ! announced.
 1 T. b Moss and N'Nlter Pharris will 1 come to Birmingham March 1 as repre- 1 sentatives of the Missouri Pacific. thu 1 former as general agent of the passen ger department and the latter as travel ing agent. Paul Escott. general agen | of the freight department of the sam, | road, has been here several days get | ting the office in the Woodward build ing in shape.