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Indianapolis Anderson 00001, Columbus 00111.1.11Terre Haute Dayton mattoon ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI Enjoy allall of the comforts of Central's SLEEPERCOACHES Only $7.00 plus low coach fare!

A private room by day.. .a bedroom by nigh' SOME TYPICAL ECONOMY Sleepercoaches combine comfort and economy for SLEEPERCOACH FARES your travel convenience. For business or for family travel, (Include one-way coach fare and Sleepercoaches offer all of these important features. single room charge) • Pay only low coach fare plus modest flat room charge ($7.00 single, $12.60 double) Boston to Chicago $54.85 • Privacy and comfort New York to Detroit $39.54 • Dining and Lounge car service New York to Chicago $49.16 • Central's money-saving Family Fare Plan Cleveland to New York $33.96 , All-weather schedules Next time you plan a trip, be sure to ask your • Single or double rooms New York Central ticket agent or your travel agent • Washstand and toilet in every room for full details on Sleepercoach service available • Special infant accommodations locally. Sleepercoaches now serve New York, • Reduced fares for round hips Chicago, Boston, Rochester, Buffalo, Erie, • To and from the West Cleveland, Toledo, Springfield (Mass.), and Detroit. (371).

NEW seo CrI,ITWAL. GOING SOMEWHERE? CHECK YOUR TIMETABLE! Your New York Central timetable has the travel tips to make your trip easier—and more fun, too. Just as your Central train takes you into the heart of the city of your choice, the timetable gives you inside information about schedules, fares, and many of our special passenger services.

TRAINS AND STATIONS

On page 9 you'll find a list of stations served by the Central passenger fleet, together with the number of the particular table showing Central train service to earh one. (Remember% the number indicates the table, not the page. Look in the upper left hand corner of individual table for its number.)

TIMETABLE TIPS-Once you've found your particular table, read down the column of stations until you find your point of departure and your destination. Follow across the page and you'll find the time that trains arrive and leave. Remember that light figures indicate 1201 amd to noon; dark figures, 12:01 pm to midnight.

DINERS AND SLEEPERS—On pages 10 anl 11 you'll find your train listed by its number and name, with a description of its equip. ment—coaches, sleepercoaches and sleepers, diners and lounges. Trains not shown in this listing carry coaches only.

WHAT'S THE FARE?—Fares between major points, found on pages 12 and 13, gives you rates far both thrifty coach and de luxe sleeping car accommodations. Incidentally, special reduced fares for groups and families are available on the Central. Page 13 will give you more information, and your Central ticket or passenger agent will be glad to help with your specific travel needs.

OTHER TIMETABLE TIDBITS-Central railroaders call this timetable the "thousand-and-one", and you'll find almost as many tips between its covers a map of the 10,000-mile New York Central system on front cover, names, addresses and telephone numbers of passenger and freight representatives in key cities on page 14 and 15, and many useful hints on baggage regulation, optional routings, reservations and many others under "General Information" on page 16.

We sincerely appreciate your patronage, and we want your trip on the Central to be enjoyable. We hope you'll travel the Central way again soon—and often.

TRAVELING OVERNIGHT? For the overnight traveler New York Central's services are made to order and offer a wide range of accommodations. Convenient departure times ...good food at dinnertime a comfortable night's sleep in a private room these and a host of little "extras" help the traveler arrive refreshed and relaxed right in the heart of town ready for a full day of activity. Try us. We'd like the opportunity to show you that the best way to travel overnight is on the New York Central. W. R. Main Assistant vice President Passenger Sales & Service

GENERAL INDEX

Page Page Page Baggage Information 16 General Information 16 Occupancy of Sleeping Cars 10 Condensed and Detailed Schedules of Fares and Ticketing Information....12 and 13 Trains 2 to 8 Index to Stations and Tables 9 Ticket Offices 15 Equipment of Trains 10 and 11 Map of New York Central System Front Cover Sales Offices and Representatives 14 and 15

NOW! FAMILIES SAVE ON EITHER ONE-WAY OR ROUND-TRIP TRAVEL Effective November 1st, NEW YORK CENTRAL'S For details, and to see how little more it costs to REDUCED RATE FAMILY PLAN FARES are available for either one-way or round-trip travel. take the Family along on either business or pleasure Use Coach, Sleeping Car or our economical trips, consult any NEW YORK CENTRAL Ticket Agent SLEEPERCOACH service. or Passenger Representative. See Page 15. 2 NEW YORK and BOSTON-ALBAN Y-BU F FA LO-C L EVE LAN D-TO LE DO-CH ICAGO

• • • • • lo, Table No. 1 51 95 39 209 15 65 27 25 17 57 19 201 21 35 59 43 45 Miles Ex. Ex. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sun. Ex. WESTBOUND Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Sat. only Only Only Sun.

AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM AM PM PM PM AM AM 0.0 1, NEW YORK (Grand Central Terminal)._ (EST) 8 15 9 00 12 30 2 00 440 6 00 615 7 30 7 45 8 45 10 30 11 00 12 25 12 25 4.2 I, 125th St. (NUB) h 8 25 h 9 10 h12 40 h 4 50 14.5 1, Yonkers h 8 43 h 9 28 512 57 L 2 26 L .5 06 R 6 41 La 11 H9 10 12 59 12 53 32.7 I, Croton-Harmon. b 9 05 h 9 51 1 21 8 2 50 5 28 h 6 46 h 7 05 h 8 21 b 835 h 9 38 11 21 h 11 51 1 33 1 22 40.6 1, Peekskill (NCB) 10 04 2 00 1 49 58.3 I, Beacon 10 33 2 00 6 08 F 7 43 F 8 14 10 23 011 59 2 20 2 09 72.8 I, Poughkeepsie 10 47 215 13 42 6 23 F 7 58 919 929 10 43 12 15 250 234 88.4 1, Rhinecliff 11 05 2 33 641 815 113.7 1, Hudson 11 30 3 02 710 957 11 33 12 56 3 35 3 11 142.2 m ALBANY 11 00 12 10 3 43 4 55 745 915 10 35 10 50 12 15 1 42 1 47 4 20 4 GO -5-

27 cf)": Daily c g. Al cL E Z PM cc- w 0 c,,r, w xi 0.0 1, BOSTON (South i- , ' .'...- z z Station) (EST) < -Z ,n 1-r.n cm 315 .a ' Ec- 0 0< 1.3 1 , Back Bay. (f, CO 3 21 2 5 1 w 8.1 I, Newtonville (NCB) w 7). > o w ce I 3 33 - > (a < 21.4 cceL lc -I 0 0 1, Framingham '-' 350 .7 S' 0 o 44.3 1, Worcester a--.).< 424 _ cc I m • 98.3 1, Springfield 2 w 0 5 35 w w Q 150.6 I, Pittsfield 'A' z 645 x xiI I w IA, I- i- I- I 200.4 At ALBANY 755 t- 1 PM -- -- - 142.2 1, ALBANY 11)0 1233 358 505 805 5843 9 22 11 05 11 00 12 40 2 42 2 24 159.0 1, Schenectady 11'37 102 422 539 830 9 48 11 31 11 37 118 .. 174.9 1, Amsterdam 1 23 < 441 602 236.6 i, Utica 12 50 245 0 547 7 07 946 11 02 12 55 12 57 245 4 40 2- 0.4 1., Rome 3 05 ?_ 602 726 10 04 11 20 284.5 Ar SY RAC USE 140 345 < 644 806 10 40 11 5d 1 44 150 340 531 436 0-- 289 5 i., SYRACUSE 147 400 w 6 51 8 16 10 47 h10 56 11 59 159 205 4 00 5 52 4 46 339.5 1., Newark (NCB) I . 6 46 369.4 1, Rochester 307 5 3) '-•ii ii 9 41 11 59 1 29 3 35 5 30 723 6 11 401.9 1, Batavia (NCB) 608 8 52 7 57 435.4 m BUFFALO(Cent Term) (EST) 412 645 9 30 10 46 112 2 34 4 29 440 6 40 840 7 16 435.4 1, BUFFALO(Cent Term) (EST) 4 45 11 20 1 34 cc)- 3 02 5 CO 5 05 7 45 476.5 AT Dunkirk 5 31) m 493.7 Ar Westfield 552 I- 523 1 Ar Erie 12 41 z 620 905 627 0 Lao 563.9 Ar Ashtabula 717 z uuj I- N 7 05 589.4 Ar Painesville AA 7 42 3 7 30 0 5.) it CC 620.5 A/ CLEVELAND(UnTerm) (EST) 8 40 2 29 ow 1-2 8 'X ,1 1055 In Z I-- LA_ La I-- Q W 0 c; 62 1, CLEVELAND(UnTerm) (EST) 1105 La< p_ 0 cI z 915 11 20 ''' 9 52 645.7 x, Elyria (Oberlin) (BC) LJ < Z. a < ,D 680.4 AT Sandusky Ca la 5z w 3E 10 23 w z I_ I- 693.3 A, Port Clinton (LaCarne) /- E. )2 vl g 4110 36 727.1 A r TOLEDO 12 50 - 6 10 65 55 E 61 . 11 25 1 13 1-w . 2- .'g- : ti,f., < CO cc 727.1 I., TOLEDO 1 15 -lit 2 6 10 cc 0 w 11 A5 1 20 780.7 la z x, in 27 Ar Bryan (NCB) xi.g,' a- < 805 8 m Waterloo (NCB) < .. V 7 21 0 _I 0 i- a i.i 818.5 A, Kendallville (NCB) An E.c > 12 55 860 2 A, Elkhart (EST) 3 20 01- V 8 10 G7 57 w 145 3 25 875.2 AT South Bend (BC) (EST) 4 05 i V 8 34 08 21 0Q 209 3 48 902.2 Ar La Porte (BC) (CST) 0 133 934.6 Ar Gary (N. Y. C. Station) 400 ...... GO 28 0815 G 1201 0146 P 208 954.1 Ar Englewood i 4 30 i 8 55 i 8 40 i 1225 i 2 10 960.7 AT CHICAGO (La Salle Street Station) (CST) 4 50 9 15 9 00 12 40 2 25 3 00 4 30

PM PM PM AM AM PN All AM PM AN PM PM AM AM PM AM AM

For explanation of Reference Marks, see Page 5. For Sleep ng Car, SLEEPERCOACH. Coach and Dining Car Service. see Pages 10 and 11. 3

CH I CAGO—TO LE DO—C LEV E LAN D—BU F FA LO—A LBAN Y—BOSTON and NEW YORK

14 • V • Table No. 2 354-6 6 16 8 28 54 2 26 40 90 222-50 96 Ex. Daily Daily Only Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily EASTBOUND Sat.

AM AM PM PM PM AM PM PM AM PM PM PM 1, CHICAGO (La Salle Street Station) (CST) 9 00 9 50 130 400 4 00 4 30 945 11 00 Englewood ii 9 14 11 10 04 1. 144 It 414 h 414 1, 444 Gary (N. Y. C. Station) L 940 11 30 H 432 P 4 32 H5 03 10 30 La Porte (BC) (CST) 11 05 502 5 02 11 05 1, South Bend (BC) (EST) 12 35 w 6 25 625 H6 53 12 35 El 55 IN Elkhart (EST) 1 00 p- 658 658 H 720 1 20 2 30 Kendallville (NCB).. < D L., Waterloo (NOB) .0-I— IA 740 740 i- 0-• IN Bryan (NCB) 0 g -6 L 3 43 Ar TOLEDO 0 6 3 00 cc 858 ES 858 z310 4 45 cc ir, x <— 0 wo--,., TOLEDO w , -j 315 8 58 d 858 H 9 10 83 30 525 Port Clinton (LaCarne) C'2 0 3 55 °I 2 w < • -i L) i.v Sandusky < . ,z 410 , >- 2422 6 23 1,,, Elyria (Oberlin) (BC) 5z, .., 4 45 a- cc 1455 705 Ay CLEVELAND1UnionTerm1nal)(EST1 01.... 5 533 2i- 10 50 c-55 45 7 50 ,..-.. „10 50 1- w 1.- o _,LiJ )— j I z x IN CLEVELAND(UnionTerminal)(EST) 't,ccw c-? 5 53 9 27 g 11 06 1-11 06 tja 1-705 8 55 i,s. Painesville td ui G 48 & I- 8 00 9 60 t, Ashtabula I- ,-,a-•••• _...> 723 o i-E 8 30 i, Erie -'• 8 03 ,n12 53 12 53 .....n 9 10 11 2 Westfield ,T 8 33 w 9 45 i, Dunkirk ru: 8 53 1- z 10 10 1217 l'i te BUFFALO (Central Terminal) (EST) 910 LT_ 9 58 12 34 •-< 2 18 2 18 — 11 00 1 05 toI.-. --- Iff BUFFALO (Central Terminal) (EST) 10 23 10 23 12 50 1 00 0 2 30 4 34 8 30 11 30 130 209 A, Batavia (NCB) z 9 04 Ar Rochester 11 23 11 23 2 00 5 13 30 5 34 9 35 12 30 230 3 09 Ar Newark (NCB) 0 1100 At SYRACUSE 12 58 12 58 I 3 10 3 24 6 453 6 59 158 3 52 439 SYRACUSE 113 113 3 30 5 00 736 11 07 2 08 3 57 447 Ar Rome lu 11 38 z 7 37 518 A, Utica 153 153 410 750 11 51 240 437 531 A, Amsterdam 8 55 12 59 641 A, Schenectady 5 00 6 44 911 1 15 405 545 658 A, ALBANY 3 45 3 45 5 35 5 52 7 16 9 45 I 6 33 1 SO 437 617 735

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z MA 0 Is'e ALBANY W 740 ,-.1 < w '8 0 I— A, Pittsfield E 841 D g ' < c,, A, Springfield 9 55 I e C'C' .— I— ,,, Ar Worcester II II cc .12 < cow Ne cftr., at C-3 e W CC Ar Framingham I I 47 2 c 4,:t AC Er C' Ar Newtonville (NCB) t 12 04 w X -* t'= .„„ II. LAI A, Back Bay w 12 18 i- I •i ,.. ,-7) ,!•4 v) 2 A, BOSTON (South Station) .... (EST) I- 12 40 w w PM I =00'c iv ALBANY 4 10 410 5 45 6 05 8 10 9 55 2 00 507 630 810 Ar Hudson h 4 41 In 4 41 8 43 231 cG540 842 kr Rhinee.iff 9 08 2 56 C 605 9 07 Ar Poughkeepsie 5 19 5 19 N 6 50 With 927 11 01 315 623 930 A, Beacon. B 5 34 85 34 9 45 C11 15 3 30 NIG 38 945 A, Peekskill (NCB) 10 05 3 50 10 05 At Croton-Harmon 16 07 i 6 07 i 7 45 d ? II 10 25 ill 52 i 8 34 4 05 1720 I 8 21 10 22 A, Yonkers J 635 -1 635 110 55 J12 22 i 434 1750 i 8 50 i10 55 A, 125th St (NOB) i 4 53 1908 ill 35 Ar NEW YORK (Grand Central Terminal) (EST) 7 10 7 10 8 45 9 00 11 25 12 55 9 30 5 10 825 920 11 45 Am AM Ala Al PM AM PM AM PM PM PM PM

For explanation of Reference Marks, see Page 5. For Slooping Car, SLEEPERCOACH, Coach and Dining Car Service, see Pages 10 and 11. 4. 1 NEW YORK and BOSTON-ALBANY-BUFFALO- 1 CH ICAGO and DETROIT-BUFFALO-ALBANY- DETROIT-CHICAGO Table No. 3 NEW YORK-BOSTON

151 27 17 19 355 357 369 354 354 8 356 366 368 50 Miles WESTBOUND EASTBOUND Daily Daily Es. Sat. Daily Daily Daily Daily En. Daily Daily Sat. En. Daily Sat. Only Sat. only Sat. _

Alt PM PM PM PM PM PM 0.0 to NEW YORK AM PM PM PM PM pm AM (Grand Central Terminal) .(EST) 8 15 In 615 7 45 l,CHICAGO(LaSalle z 4.2 to 125th St. (NC13) b 8 25 er Street Station.... (CST) 9 00 1 30 415 10 45 11 59 14.5 to Yonkers h 8 43 -“O R6 41 L 8 11 to Englewood h 9 14 hi 44 h 429 0 w A 9 40 A 12 40 32.7 Lv Croton-Harmon b 9 05 zl- h 705 h 835 1,, Gary (N. Y. C. Station) ...1 w A 450 All 18 58.3 to Beacon ta< F 743 F 914 Ls- Michigan City (CST) 10 19 < -Z-2 37 11 52 116 t- 72.8 to Poughkeepsie F 758 9 29 toNiles(EST) 11 58 5 E4 13 6 58 1 30 2 55 12 10 1 42 3 09 88.4 to Rhinecliff w 8 15 L, Dowagiac (NCB) t "j, 113.7 to Hudson z 1., Decatur (NCB • ._, u, -W • • „ .. . . • CC 1 53 CC 3 21 142 2 Ar ALBANY 11 00 915 10 50 to Kalamazoo 12 55 z 104 58 7 45 2 55 4 01 1, Battle Creek cc 5 23 3 30 4 30 1 25 c 8 12 27 1 to Albion (NCB) 1 50 a- La. CC4OC CC 5 01 1 to Jackson 2 20 ..... I8 10 900 445 555 IA Ann Arbor '-6 55 5 30 6 45 LI 164 3 05 1 945 0.0 to BOSTON (South PM111 Z Z 1, Ypsilanti (NCB) z 5 42 6 56 Station).. .(EST <0 3 15 E E AuDETROIT. (EST) 4 00 7 50 10 40 645 7 30 •-,,, 3 21 Isi 11.1 1 1.3 ty Back Bay in , > > 8•1 to Newtonville (NCB) 333 ..1 -I LvDETROIT.(EST) \Al. 4 30 8 15 8 30 la CC 0 0 0 21.4 to Framingham cc 4- 350 ivWindsor 440 8 25 8 40 .-x X X er -I N 9 38 44.3 to Worcester .2.1,1 424 io Ridgetown (NCB) I-. < ;El Ly St. Thomas 6 20 10 00 - 10 20 98.3 to Springfield 2 535 161 ILI 2 5 3 Lt.Waterford(NCB) w Is/ FF1105 150.6 to Pittsfield 114 645 o- 1- -1 a_ a. 1,Welland 755 G1133 co o 11 53 200.4 Ar ALBANY 755 t- 1, Fort Erie 8 20 G1157 a- >- 12 18 As BUFFALO (Central x P- 1- 142,2 to ALBANY II 10 8 05 922 11 00 Terminal) (EST) 9 10 12 37 5 5 12 55 159.0 to Schenectady 11 37 830 948 11 37 _,Li 12 57 cc cc 236.6 to Utica 12 50 946 11 02 .R o 0 250.4 to Rome 10 04 11 20 I. I - o- 289.5 A, SYRACUSE 1 40 10 40 11 59 1 50 w 0 0 z •6 8 1- 2 2 •50 289.5 to SYRACUSE I 47 10 47 11 59 2 05 Daily Daily Daily 369.4 io Rochester 3 07 11 59 1 29 3 35 -- _ 435.4 sr BUFFALO(Contral Terminal) .(EST) 4 12 112 2 34 4 40 Lr BUFFALO (Central PM AM pm Terminal) (EST) 10 23 1 00 1 30 A, Rochester 11 23 2 00 2.30 A, SYRACUSE 12 58 3 24 3 52 351 17 19 17 19 355 357 369 Daily En. Sue. Es. Sun. 113 Sun. 3 30 3 57 Sun. Only Only Daily Daily Daily LA, 7RY0mReACUSE Ar Utica. 1 53 4 10 437 AN Pill PI Ar Schenectady 5 45 435.4 Lv BUFFALO(Gentral 0 Ar ALBANY 3 45 5 52 6 17 w Terminal).. (EST) 455 3 02 5 05 3 02 5 05 z t- - ArFortErie 5 25 t,c >- 473.9 Sr Welland 5 49 L 3 48 L 5 54 L3 48 L 5 54 ci I i:', 28 i c.).c 527.9 Ar Waterford (NCB). a 639 '-' w5 Daily 574.8 Ar St. Thomas 130 5 25 7 35 5 25 7 35 it- tz 5 i 1-I 618.4 A; Ridgetown 0 2 t! (NCB) Y 8 10 w 0 en X .1a E w 684.4 Ar Windsor 9 13 7 05 9 15 7 05 9 15 L, ALBANY 7 40 1- 687.1 7 25 9 30 7 25 9 30 1- A, Pittsfield 8 41 Ar DETROIT (EST) 9 311 I- 1,C 0 Ar Springfield 9 55 i-in ------At Worcester 11 11 V) 14J1 ArFramingham 11 47 La Lc 687.1 to DETROIT, JEST) 8 00 10 00 8 00 10 00 11 30 5 15 10 55 Ar Newtonville (NCR) 12 04 eL tel 715.2 Ar Ypsilanti (NCB). 5 45 411 25 At Back Bay 12 18 2 723.0 Ar Ann Arbor 8 42 10 42 8 42 10 42 12 13 6 00 11 40 Ar BOSTON (South w 761.2 Ar Jackson 9 25 11 25 9 25 11 25 12 56 6 42 12 40 Station). (EST) 12 40 781.5 A, Albion (NCB) 9 47 11 46 9 47 11 46 806.3 m Battle Creek 10 15 12 12 10 15 12 12 144 7 28 1 30 IA ALBANY 4 10 6 05 6 30 829.2 Ar Kalamazoo 10 43 12 37 10 43 12 37 2 10 8 00 2 25 Ar Hudson h 4 41 854.1 Az Decatur (NCR) Z11 09 Z1 04 Z1109 Z 104 Ar Rhinecliff 5 19 N7 10 865.3 Ar Dowagiac (NCB)...... Z11 23 Z1 16 Z11 23 Z 116 Ar Poughkeepsie 877.7 Ar Niles (EST) 11 43 1 36 11 43 136 300 850 3 15 A, Beacon B 5 34 914.6 Ar Michigan City. (CST) 8 25 A, Croton-Harmon i 6 07 i 7 58 i 8 21 944.5 Ay Gary (N.Y. C. Sta.) All 01 Al 46 412 01 A 146 A 9 84 A3 45 Ar Yonkers J 6 35 i 8 50 964.0 m Englewood r12 25 i 210 r12 25 r 2 10 i 3 45 i 9 30 i 4 10 Ar 125th St. (NCB) i 9 08 970.6 Ar CHICAGO (La A, NEW YORK (Grand Salle Street Central Terminal) (EST) 7 10 9 00 9 20 Station)._ (CST) 12 40 225 12 40 225 4 00 3 45 4 25 PM All AM PM AM AM PM PM PM PI PM PM PM PM M

For explanation of Reference Marks, see Page 5. For Sleeping Car, SLEEPERCOACH. Coach and Dining Car Service, see Pages 10 and 11.1. _ BETWEEN NEW YORK, BUFFALO, HAMILTON, TORONTO Table No.4 NEW YORK—BOSTON —TORONTO (Via N. Y. C. System and Canada and Gray Coach Lines) *51 •50 • Daily Daily 27-371 57-371 19-371 376-16 376-28 AM PM Daily Ex. Sat. Daily Daily 8 15 Sat. i., NEW YORK (Grand Central 920 only Terminal) (EST) A, -- li 8 43 PM Pftl IA Yonkers Ar i 850 Fil AN PM li 9 05 1, Croton-Harmon Ar i 821 Ly NEW YORK (Grand 11 10 1, ALBANY Ar 617 7 30 745 Central Terminal... (EST) Az 8 45 4 12 Ar BUFFALO (Central Terminal)... (EST) cv L 8 11 1, Yonkers Ar 1 30 h 8 71 h 8 35 tv Croton-Harmon Az i 7 45 BUSSES LEAVE BUFFALO FROM GREYHOUND BUS 9 19 Atk STATION, 672 MAIN ST. RAILROAD TICKETS 929 Ly Poughkeepsie A, N 6 50 Bus Bus 10 35 10 50 Ar ALBANY 1,,, 5 45 ACCEPTED ON BUS. Bus Bus 27 16 28 640 7 30 ty BUFFALO 10 45 10 45 • . 10 00 Ar Hamilton (EST) ArLv 8 25 1, BOSTON(South 950 PoTORONTO(EST)Lv 8 00 315 PM PM AM AM Station) (EST) A, 12 40 z 321 Ly Back Bay Ar 12 18 424 Ly Worcester At c' li i I o 5 35 1,,, Springfield Ar 9 55 EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS c:1 6 45 Lv Pittsfield Ar 8 41 < 755 Ar ALBANY LT 7 40 0. Tables 1-2-3-4-4A-5-6 IAJ = cc 27 •57 19 On n c CST—Central Standard Time. < EST—Eastern Standard Time. 805 11 05 11 00 Si Lv ALBANY (EST) Ar 5 35 7 16 cc T Daily except Sunday. 830 11 31 11 37 Ly Schenectady A, 5 00 6 44 946 12 55 12 57 LT Utica A, 1 Daily except Saturday. 10 47 1 59 2 05 1., Syracuse A, i 3 10 4 53 • This train does not carry checked baggage. 11 59 3 35 LT Rochester A, i 3 30 , Will handle checked baggage between Chicago and Buffalo only. Ar BUFFALO (Central a Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers. 1 12 4 29 4 40 Terminal) (EST) LT 12 50 2 30 li Stops regularly but only to receive passengers. 371 371 371 T. H. & B.-C. P. Rys. 376 376 i Stops regularly but only to discharge passengers. u Via Connecting Train. '4' 1,,, BUFFALO (Central A Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers for or from Niles and beyond. 5 20 5 20 5 20 Terminal) (EST) A, B Stops Saturday only. 6 25 6 25 6 25 111 ii 11 C Stops Sunday and Nov. 25; Dec. 25; Jan. 1 and Feb. 22. 7 35 7 35 7 35 A/As WellandHamilton L;I3 25 3 /5 D Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers Sundays and Monday Ar TORONTO (Union Mornings only. 9 CO 9 00 9 00 Station) (EST) LT 8 OS 8 OS E Stops on signal to discharge passengers from Chicago or beyond or to receive AM MI AM PM Hi passengers for Toledo and beyond. F Stops on signal to receive passengers for points beyond Albany. G Slops on signal to discharge passengers. H Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers for or from Albany and beyond NEW YORK, PLATTSBURG, MONTREAL, J Stops Sundays only to discharge passengers. L Stops on signal to receive passengers. (Via Delaware & Hudson RR)_ M Stops except Saturday to receive passengers. with connections for N Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers for or from Buffalo and beyond. OTTAWA, QUEBEC P Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers for or from Toledo and beyond. R Stops on signal to receive passengers for Detroit or beyond. • T Stops on signal daily to discharge passengers, also stops on signal daily except 35 •95 50 6 8 Sundays to receive passengers. D. & H. D. & H. Table No. 4A D. & H. D. & H. 0.4 H. U Stops on signal daily to discharge passengers from Indianapolis and beyond 9 35 34 10 12 awl to receive passengers daily except Sundays for St. Louis. Daily Daily Daily Ex. Si. b. On. V Stops on signal to discharge passengers from Toledo and beyond, or to receive z passengers for Chicago and beyond. PM AM 4' 0 Ril a a W Stops on signal to discharge passengers from Indianapolis and beyond. r=1 10 30 9 00 LT N. V. (D C. T.)... (EST) A, 920 ? 10 9 00 X Stops on signal to discharge passengers from Cleveland and beyond. c3 h 9 10 Lv N. Y. (125th St.) (NCB) Ar i 908 .... - sc wC' 11 21 h 9 51 1, Croton-Harmon Ar i 8 21 i 6 et i 7 58 V Stops on signal to discharge passengers from beyond St. Thomas, or to receive tu revenue passengers for Windsor and beyond. cc -i-1 42 12 10 Ar ALBANY I, 6 30 4 10 6 05 E Z Stops on signal to discharge passengers from Detroit and beyond, or to receive 7, 2 10 z 12 25 Ly ALBANY (D. &11.).... A, z 605 1 35 5 20 passengers for Chicago and beyond. -J < 1 24 Ar Saratoga Springs cv .c 5 05 AA Stops Sundays only. < 1.7 1 46 Ar Fort Edward L. ; 4 40 BB Stops to receive or discharge passengers for or from Rouses Point and beyond 1'1cc3 56 Si 2 1 1 Ar Whitehall 1,,,, ,., 4 14 1 33 3 14 or to receive or discharge passengers for or from Albany and beyond. 1- cc 2 47 Ar Fort Ticonderoga L. cc 3 37 BC Baggage checked to or from this station subject to delay. Please consult Agent. z BB 5 26 D3 32 Ar Westport LT 252 881222 851 50 0_ CC Stops on signal to discharge passengers from Chicago or to receive passengers ,c) 6 36 Li 4 35 Ar Plattsburg Ly :.1 1 52 13 57 z for Detroit and beyond. 7 10 w 5 09 Ar Rouses Point /A W 1 19 1 12 26 a 8 35 I 6 15 A. Montreal West ...... LT < FF Slops on signal to discharge passengers, or to receive passengers for Buffalo 112 15 iu 8 50 I- 6 30 Ar MONTREAL (EST) ur 1-12 Oi li it II 20'lc . _ " cr GG StodnoadShaetynordnday. s, Sundays and Nov. 25; Dec. 25; Jan. 1 and Feb. 22. • u10 20 u 945 Ar Ottawa (C. P.).... (EST) LT 7 40 7 40 7 40 HH Stops to discharge passengers from St. Louis and receive passengers for Indi- u 135 1110 00 Ar Quebec (C. P.).... (EST) Ls, t 7 50 6 00 6 00 anapolis and beyond. AM PM iii NCB -No i,aciiitios for handling baggage at this station. Baggage should be checked PM PM to or from nearest station where facilities are available.

For Sleeping Car, SLEEPENCOACH, Coach and Dining Car Service, see Pages 10 and 11. Table No. 5 NEW YORK and BOSTON-COLUMBUS-DAYTON-CINCINNATI • Miles WESTBOUND 51 15 EASTBOUND 16 16 306 Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

PI PI PM AM PM L. CINCINNATI (Union 0 Term.) (EST) w 330 3 330 10 00 0.0 1., NEW YORK (Grand Central IA Winton Place '•• 340 I- 340 10 11 8 15 2 00 Terminal) (EST) I., Middletown E 420 E 420 10 58 4.2 I, 125th St. (NCB) h 8 25 1., DAYTON. -i 452 11 44 1, Yonkers h 8 43 L 2 26 7, 452 14.5 1.) Springfield Lo 5 27 w 527 12 32 32.7 1,,, Croton-Harmon h 9 05 h 2 50 ,t, COLUMBUS 1- 6 17 1- 617 1 30 58.3 1, Beacon < < L 3 42 L, COLUMBUS i- 6 30 1- 630 1 55 72.8 1, Poughkeepsie 0) 88.4 1, Rhinecliff 1.) Delaware (NCB) a 2 30 i., Galion CI 731 0 731 La 3 07 113.7 1.), Hudson I 142.2 Av ALBANY 11 00 4 55 L, Crestline (NCB) 1 wa- 3 26 1., Shelby (NCB) C' 7 46 0 746 i_ r., Wellington (NCB) 815 815 = Ar CLEVELAND (Union 0 Term.) (EST) 9 10 910 E 5 15

0.0 Lv BOSTON (South Station) (EST) 16 28 2 90 Daily Daily Daily Daily 1.3 1, Back Bay 8.1 1, Newtonville (NCB) 21.4 1, Framingham PM PM PM AM 44.3 1, Worcester 1., CLEVELAND (Union 98.3 1, Springfield Term.) (EST) 9 27 11 06 11 06 7 05 .. 150.6 1, Pittsfield t., Painesville 8 00 .. 200.4 Ar ALBANY 1.) Ashtabula 8 30 .. L, Erie 12 53 12 53 9 10 142.2 Lv ALBANY . 11 10 505 11 37 539 1., Westfield 9 45 159.0 Lv Schenectady 1., Dun kirk 10 10 ...... • • 174.9 1.) Amsterdam 6 02 1., Utica 12 50 707 a, BUFFALO (Central 236.6 12 34 2 18 2 18 11 00 250.4 ).). Rome 726 Term.) (EST) 289.5 A, SYRACUSE. 140 886 •16 28 • 2 90 289.5 iR SYRACUSE 147 816 Daily Daily Daily Daily 369.4 1., Rochester 3 07 941 435.4 Ay BUFFALO (Central Term.) (EST) 412 10 46 AM AM AM AM L. BUFFALO (Central • Term.) (EST) 12 50 2 30 4 34 11 30 51 15 A, Rochester i 3 30 5 34 12 30 Daily Daily A r SYRACUSE i 3 10 4 53 6 59 1 58 435.4 1.), BUFFALO (Central 1.,, SYRACUSE. 5 00 7 06 2 08 Term) (EST) 445 11 20 A, Rome 7 37 476.5 Ar Dunkirk 530 A, Utica 7 50 2 48 493.7 A, Westfield 552 A, Amsterdam 8 55 523.1 Ar Erie 627 12 41 Ar Schenectady 5 00 6 44 9 11 4 05 563.9 A, Ashtabula 717 Av ALBANY 5 35 7 16 9 45 4 37 589.4 A, Painesville AA 7 42 620.5 Al CLEVELAND (Union Term.) (EST) 840 2 29 PM AM 28 Daily 327 15 I., ALBANY 7 40 Daily Daily Ar Pittsfield 8 41 Ar Springfield 9 55 620.5 1, CLEVELAND (Union A, Worcester 11 11 Term.) • (EST) 10 35 3 14 ar Framingham 11 47 656.5 Az Wellington (NCB) A, Newtonville (NCB) 12 04 687.2 Ar Shelby (NCB) Ar Back Bay 12 18 695.7 1, Crestline (NCB) 12 02 A A, BOSTON (South 699.9 A, Galion 12 35 g 4 35 Station) 1EST) 12 40 734.0 - Av Delaware (NCB) •.I 5 07 758.1 Ar COLUMBUS < 2 00 5 39 L. ALBANY 5 45 •••I A, Hudson GG5 40 E.3 At Rhinecliff C6 05 758.1 IA COLUMBUS a_w 2 40 t•-w 5 49 < 6 41 Ar Poughkeepsie N 6 50 6 23 803.1 A, Springfield ce 3 52 M 6 38 828.2 At DAYTON . i- 4 52 t; 7 22 A, Beacon 7 49 Ar Croton-Harmon i 7 45 i 7 20 849.0 A, Middletown I 5 24 i 7 50 875.8 A, Winton Place CD 6 40 „ '-' 8 29 A, Yonkers 880.5 A, CINCINNATI (Union z ,,I Ar 125th St. (NCB) Term.) (EST) 6 50 - 8 40 A, NEW YORK (Grand Central Terminal) (EST) 8 45 8 25 AM Ati AM PM AM PM

and Dining Car Service, sea Pages 10 and 11. For explanation of Reference Marks, see Page 5. For Sleeping Car, SLEEPERCOACH, Coach 'Table No. 6 NEW YORK and BOSTON—INDIANAPOLIS—ST. LOUIS

• 51 15 312 Miles WESTBOUND EASTBOUND 312 316 Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

AM AM AM Am PM 1, ST. LOUIS (Union Station).. (CST) 10 00 10 00 0.0 1, NEW YORK (Grand Central I, Mattson 11 58 11 58 lx Terminal) (EST) 8 15 2 00 1, Paris (NCB) 112 28 112 28 4.2 i, 125th St. (NCB) h 8 25 . . .. , . ., I, Terre Haute 12 53 12 53 14.5 1, Yonkers h 8 43 L 2 26 A, Greencastle (NCB) (CST) HH 128 HH 1 28 32.7 1, Croton-Harmon h 9 05 h 2 50 A, INDIANAPOLIS (EST) 330 3 30 40,6 1, Peekskill(NCB) 1, INDIANAPOLIS (EST) z 3 45 3 45 58,3 b, Beacon t, Anderson cc 4 6 25 U.I 435 72,8 I, Poughkeepsie L 3 42 1, Muncie i— 5 00 45 3005 88.4 1, Rhinecliff b, Winchester (NCB) a, cl'ut- 77 4156 113.7 1, Hudson 1.,, Union City (NCB) W5 35 L 8 23 142.2 • W5 35 ,.,') Al ALBANY 11 00 4 55 1, Sidney I 610 6 10 'i• 9 07 Ar Bellefontaine (NCB) n1— 6 35 6 35 < 9 30 Bellefontaini-zrKCB) _I 0.0 0 6 45 6 45 u) 9 45 1, BOSTON (South Station).... (EST) 1, Marion (1) 7 35 7 35 > 10 45 1.3 1, Back Bay 1, Galion 8.1 ILI8 02 8 02 _i 11 08 1,,, Newtonville(NCB) 1, Shelby i—I c..) 21.4 1, Framingham Ar CLEVELAND (Union Term.).. (EST) 945 44.3 1, Worcester 9 45 1 00 98.3 1, Springfield 150.6 I, Pittsfield 200.4 sr ALBANY 28 28 2 6 Daily Daily Daily Daily 142.2 1, ALBANY 11 10 505 159.0 1, Schenectady 11 37 539 PM PM PM PM 174.9 la, Amsterdam 602 1, CLEVELAND (Union Term.) .. (EST) 11 06 11 06 236.6 1, Utica 12 50 701 11 06 5 53 250.4 1, Rome Ar Paillt)tiVille 6 48 726 Ar Ashtabula 723 289.5 1, SYRACUSE 147 8 IS Ar Erie 12 53 369.4 b, Rochester 12 53 12 53 8 03 3 07 941 At Westfield 831 401.9 1, Batavia(NCB) At Dun kirk 435.4 8 53 A, BUFFALO (Central Term.)... (EST) 4 12 10 46 Ar BUFFALO (Central Term.).. (EST) 2 18 218 2 18 9 50

• 28 28 •2 • 6 51 15 Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily

AM AM PM PM AM PM 435.4 1, BUFFALO (Central Term.) .. (EST) 4 45 11 20 476.5 Ar Dunkirk 1.• BUFFALO (Central Term.).. (EST) 2 30 230 4 34 10 23 5 30 Ar Batavia (NCB) 493.7 Ar Westfield 552 sr Rochester 523.1 Ar Erie ' i 3 30 i 3 30 5 34 11 23 6 27 12 41 Ar SYRACUSE 4 53 563.9 Ar Ashtabula 717 4 53 6 59 12 58 Ar Painesville Ar Rome 7 37 589.4 AA 742 A, Utica 620.5 At CLEVELAND(Union Term.).. (EST) 2 29 7 50 1 53 840 A, Amsterdam 8 55 Ar Schenectady 6 44 6 44 9 11 Ar ALBANY 7 16 7 16 9 45 3 45 315 341 Daily Daily 54 28 Daily Daily PM AM 620.5 1, CLEVELAND(Union Term.) (EST) 9 55 3 44 ...... I, ALBANY 7 40 687.3 Ar Shelby Ar Pittsfield 8 41 Ar Galion • • 699.9 11 23 5 11 Ar Springfield 9 55 721.5 At Marion 12 05 Ar Worcester 11 11 760.8 A, Bellefontame (NCB) 12 45 6 17 Ar Framingham 11 47 Ar Newlenville(NCB) 760.8 1,,, Bellefontaine (NCB) 1 00 cc 6 20 12 04 783.8 Ar Sidney eil 6 56 Ar Back Bay 12 ill 818.8 Ar Union City (NCB) IC 07 27 .... Ar BOSTON (South Station).... (EST) 12 40 827.9 Ar Winchester (NCB) 0°07 35 ... 1,,, ALEIANY 8 10 4 10 849.6 Ar Muncie.. Ar Hudson 8 43 2 22 Cc1:0 8 01 h 4 41 8E7.4 A, Anderson 2 47 w 8 26 A, Hhinecliff 9 08 903.8 Ar INDIANAPOLIS (EST) 3 45 ae 9 19 At Poughkeepsie 9 27 5 19 0 Ar Beacon 9 45 B 5 34 903.8 1, INDIANAPOLIS (EST) AM E 9 39 Ar Peekskill(NCB) 10 05 942.9 Ar Greencastle (NCB) (CST) aeX 9 19 • . Ar Croton-Harmon 10 25 i 6 07 975.5 Ar Terre Haute iA.1 9 54 Ar Yonkers i1055 .1 6 35 994.4 Ar Paris (NCB) I U1017 Ar 125th St (NCB) 1032.0 Ar Mattoon I— 10 54 A, NEW YORK (Grand Central 1156,2 Ar ST. LOU IS (Union Station).. (CST) 1 35 Terminal) (EST) 11 25 7 10 PM AM PM AM AM

For explanation of Reference Marks, see Page 5„ For Sleeping Car, SLEEPERCOACH, Coach and Dining Car Service, see Pages 10 and 11. a

CHICAGO—INDIANAPOLIS--CINCI NNATI Table No. 7 WASHINGTON—NORFOLK (Via Cincinnati and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry.)

Trains shown in this table leave and 3 002 31)- 4 >i- 303 305 Id arrive Central Station. Chicago— w TAKE ALONG THE w Daily Daily Daily iw, Daily Michigan Avenue at llth Place i--- Z cc . mM.E e. E ?i, PM PM PERSONAL LUGGAGE 0 AM II i POI 0 8 55R12 3 55 1, CHICAGO (Cent. Sta.) . (CST) ArOec'c.., 1 30 to 05 E 9 0511..7.Z E 405 Woodlawn(NCB) 1— ,,, i 115 i 950 0 EIO 00i 2 E 4 57 Kankakee (CST) ill i12 13 i 900 YOU NEED < ,, ', id II 42 Fowter (NCB) (EST) cC 1_2 29cre. 7 10 Lafayette . -F, 11 45 8 25 1 11 w 2 Lebanon(NCB) Ar I N D I A NA POL I S ...... (EST) 1, Hand luggage travels with you 1 555'-' 8 35 Li Z' 10 35 715 -'•c8 45 I, INDIANAPOLIS .(EST) Ar a 10 25 in coaches or sleeping cars FREE! zUj9 16 Shelbyville II' 9 46 ,-9 39 Greensburg . F.. 9 25 You can check an average trunk i 9 50 Balesville(NCB) 4 9 10 11 05 Ar CINCINNATI (EST) ts. S 8 20 to your destination in a bag- 4-46 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 41-1 gage car for only 750, or a big — il 59 Lv CINCINNATI ..... (EST) Ar 725 L 9 15 a, White Sulphur Springs 10 47 D suitcase for 350. Note Hot Springs . Note 10 22 Clifton Forge 9 47 0 4 15 Ar WASHINGTON . (EST) 1, 4 40 5 1 48 Lv Charlottesville Ly 7 19 Cc w, 343 er Richmond 4 40 523 Newport News 300 6 23 Norfolk (Motor Coach) 1 50 • 630 Ar PORTSMOUTH (Motor Coach)(EST) Lv 1 35 PM PM PM PM NOTE—Passengers to or heir Hot Springs holding tickets to or from Thurmond, W. Va. and beyond, upon application In Conductor will be provided without charge with ticket for limousine service from Covington, Va. to Hot Springs, and upon application at Hot Springs will be provided with limousine service to Covington, Va.

.. _ CH ICAGO--TORONTO (Via Detroit and Canadian Pacific Rai way)

z 366 354 Table No. II 357 369 SAL Daily Daily Daily I 0 Only 0 0 PM AM PM AM iC.A1 4 10 45 9 CO 1., CHICAGO (LaSalle Sta.) . (CST) A, 9 45 4 25 la i 4 10 I 13,-- 1 sAG • CC h 9 14 ( En gi °wood ) 63rd Street i 930 6 45 4 00 w, DETROIT (EST) 1,,, 5 15 10 55 1 %4 11:1 —4• il c 0 1 1 c3n ' \ 1 AG Icle"%egg oqe els', _e Di ...oh r 338 340 339 337 ' f Or cy, p1 e c t ct,,eat v• Ca nadian Pacific Ry. Daily log cl Daily Daily Daily „ e corrsf c' d oda'es. 7 00 450 L, DETROIT ...... (EST) A, 100 10-25 7 10 5 00 te Windsor I, 12 SO 10 15 I ,fouv,io nome on 7 15 5 05 1., Windsor A, 12 40 1005 a. 8 06 5 56 Chatham 11 47 918 9 15 705 London 10 40 810 0 It 9 43 7 31 Woodstock 10 06 742 cc 10 14 8 07 Gall 9 32 7 05 •••,w s_, 11 07 8 58 West Toronto. 8 40 8 10 v 11 20 915 Ar TORONTO (EST) 1., 8 30 6 00 AM PM AM PM ilk; el

EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS CST—Central Standard Time. EST—Eastern Standard Time. PROTECT YOUR BAGGAGE t Daily except Sunday. I Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers- Insure checked, carried or worn jewelry, furs and other h Stops only to receive passengers. personal effects. St. Paul Fire and Marine insurance poll- , Stops only to discharge passengers. E Stops to receive passengers for Lafayette and beyond. cies on sale at principal stations, except in Ohio. L Stops on signal to receive passengers. S All seats reserved and assigned in advance. NCB No facilities for handling baggage at this station. Baggage should be checked to or from nearest station where facilities are available.

For Sleeping Car, SLEEPERCOACH, Coach and Dining Car Service, see Pages 10 andnd 11. INDEX TO STATIONS-STATIONS ARE INDEXED BY TABLE NUMBER, NOT PAGE NUMBER Stations indexed herein do not include all stations served by the New York Central System TABLE No. TABLE No. TABLE No. TABLE No. TABLE No. TABLE No.

Albany, N. Y. I, 2, Cleveland, Ohion,... I, 'Garrison, N. Y (Note) Ikliddletown, Ohio 5 Quebec, Que.n, 4A ' Union City, Ind 6 3, 4, 4A, 5, 8, 2, 5, 6 Gary, Incl.ok 1, 2,3 Mont real. Que. n, 4A Utica, N. 2, Albion, Mich 3 Clifton Forge, Va...... 7 ' Germantown, N. Y (Nole) Montreal West, Rhinceliff, N. Y....1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Amsterdam, N. Y I •Cold Spring, N. Y..(Note) Greencastle, Ind 6 Que.. 4A 3, 5, 6 2, 5, 6 Columbus, Ohio no 5 Greensburg, Ind 7 Muncie, InfLna 6 Richmond, Va'n9 7 Washington, D. C.nr,. 7 Anderson, Ind 6 °Crestline, Ohio 5 Guelph, Ont. I 1 •Ridgetown, Ont 3 • Newark. N. Y 1, 2,6 'Waterford, Ont 3 Ann Arbor, Mich Croton Harmon...1, 2, 'Riverside. Mass. (Note) 'Waterloo, Ind 1,2 Ashtabula, Ohio.. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4A, 5, 6, Hamilton, Ont.na , 'New Hamburg. N. Y. Rochester, N. Y..na. 1, 1 (Note) Welland, Ont.n, 3, 4 5, 8, Hot Springs, Vs 7 2, 3, 4, 5,6 'Wellesley. Mass.... (Note) ' Auburndale, Maw..(Note) Dayton, Ohion, 5 Hudson, N. Y 1 2, Newport News, Va 7 Rome, N. Y I 2 'Wellesley Farms, Mass. •Decatur. Mich 3 3, 5, 6 •Newtonville. Mass...1, 2. 3, 5. 6 (Note) °Delaware, Ohionsp..... 5 3, 5, 6 Rouses Point, N. Y 4A 'Wellesley Hills, Mass. *Batavia, N. 2, 6 New York, N. Y.gMap, .1, Detroit. Mich. 3, 11 Indianapolis, [tan,. 6,7 (Note) •Batesville, Ind 7 •Dowagiae, Mich 3 2, 3, 4, 4A, 5, 6 St. Louis, Mo.na.. .6, 7 • Wellington, Ohio 5 Battle Creek, Mich._ 3 Dunkirk, N. Y. ,..1. 2, 5, 6 'New York (I25th St.), St. Thomas, Ont 3 Jackson, Mich.n, 3 Westfield, N. Y 1, 2, Beacon, N. Y 1, 2, N. Y. 1, 2, Sandusky, Ohio 1, 2 5, 6 3, 5, 8 3, AA. 5, 6 Elkhart, Ind 2 Saratoga Springs, N. Y 4A ' West Newton, Mass.(Note) • Bellefontaine, Ohio 6 Kalamazoo. Mich.n, .3 Niles, Mich.n. 3 Schenectady, N. Y.,‘Ma Westport, N. Y 4A Boston, Alass.gto..1, 2, Elyria, Ohio igtip. .1, 2 Norfolk, Valt, 7 Englewood, I, Kankakee, III. 7 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 West Toronto, Oat II 3, 4, 5, 6 Whitehall, N. Y .4A 2, 3, 11 ▪ Kendallville, Ind 1, 2 Ohio 1, 2 ' Shelby, Ohio 5,6 Boston (Back Bay), Shelbyville, Ind 7 White Sulphur Springs, Mass..!, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 Erie, Pa. na I 2, Ossining, N. Y (Note) W. Va 7 5, 6 Sidney, Ohio 6 •Bryan. Ohio I 2 La Carrie, Ohio I 2 Ottawa. Ont.gt, 4A South Bend, 2 ' Winchester, Ind 6 Buffalo, N. Lafayette, Ind.ns 7 Painesville, Ohio,!, 2, 5, 6 Springfield, Mass.n, 1, Windsor, Ont.n,...3, I 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, Fort Edward, N .4A La Porte, Ind 1, 2 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Winton Place, Ohio 5 Fort Erie, Oat . 3 *Lawton, Mich (Note) ▪ Paris, Ill 6 Springfield, Ohio 5 •Woodlawn (63rd St.), Fort Ticonderoga, N. Y.4 A &Peekskill, N. Y ..... 1, 2, 6 Ill 7 Charlottesville. Va.n, 7 ' Lebanon, Ind 7 Syracuse, N. I, 'Fowler, Ind 7 London, Ont. gti, II Pittsfield, Mass.na.. I, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6 Woodstock, Ont.no II Chatham, Oat. na 11 Framingham, Mass._ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Worcester,Mass.na.. I, 'Chelsea, N. Y (Note) 2, 3, 5, 6 Plattsburgh, N. Y.... .4A Tarrytown, N. Y... (Note) 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Chicago, Mona 2, •Manitou, N. Y. (Note) Port i 'limns, Ohio....I. 2 Terre Haute, Ind. 6, 7 3, 7, Marion, ()Ilion, 6 Portsmouth, Va 7 •Tillsonburg, Out (Note) Yonkers, N Y.n,.1, 2, Cincinnati, Ohion, Galion, Ohio 5 6 Mattoon. III 6 Poughkeepsie, N. y.et,, Toledo, Ohio I, 2 3, 4, 5, 6 5, 7 Galt, Out 11 Michigan City, Ind 3 3, 4, 5, 6 Toronto, Ont.n, .4.11 ' Ypsilanti. Mich 3

-Auto-Rental Service available at this point -Consult Agent. 'No facilities tor handling baggage at this station. Elaguago should be checked to ot I rom nearest station where facilities are available. (Note)-For train service to or from this station, please eonsult Area Time Table. 1 1 FLEXI- VAN FLEXI-FLO

By Rail I By Road By Sea Flexi-Flo cars transport dry bulk Flexi-Van cars carry containers that products more efficiently and carry everything door-to-door. economically than ever before. 1 0

SLEEPING CAR, SLEEPERCOACH, COACH AND DINING SERVICE UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED ALL CARS, INCLUDING SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS, ARE NEW YORK CENTRAL OPERATED. TRAINS NOT SHOWN CARRY COACHES ONLY OCCUPANCY OF SLEEPING CARS May be Occupied at— Must be Vacated at— Buffalo (EST)..10 00 PM Cincinnati (EST) 9.30 PM Buffalo (EST). 8.00 AM Cleveland .(EST).. 8.00 AM 7.00 AM Detroit 7.30 AM Chicago (CST)..10 00 PM Detroit (EST) 10.00 PM Chicago (CST (EST).. 7.30 AM Cleveland (EST)..110 00 PM New York (EST)..10 00 PM Cincinnati...... (EST). 7.30 AM New York (EST)

No. 2—THE PACEMAKER—DAILY—EASTBOUND No. 16-0H10 STATE LIMITED—DAILY—EASTBOUND ENGLAND STATES—DAILY—EASTBOUND Sleeping Cars SleepingWp2inag—NEW Lounge Sleeping Car Cincinnati to New York 110 Roomette-6 Double Bed- Chicago to Boston (12 Double Bedroom) Buffalo to New York. (6 Double Bedroom)—Buffet room). Chicago to Boston (22 Roomette) Breakfast Service Cleveland to New York. Ex. Sat. (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) SLEEPERCOACH—CHICAGO TO BOSTON (Single and Dining Service and Lounge Car (Beverages)— Chicago— Toronto to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bed- Cleveland Double Rooms) room) —From No. 876 at Buffalo Coaches (Reclining Seats) Dining Service Detroit to Boston (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom)— Prom No. 8 at Buffalo Reclining Seat Coaches Cincinnati to New York St Louis to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) —From No. 312 at Cleveland—To No. 54 at Albany No. o_iFIFTH AVENUE Toronto to New York—From No. 876 at Buffalo 1CL EVELAND LTDDAILY—EASTBOUND Dining Service i,ounge sleeping Car (Beverages) Lounge Car (Beverages) Cleveland to New York (Ex. Sat.) (6 Double Bedroom) No. I7—THE WOLVERINE—EX. SAT.—WESTBOUND Reclining Seat Coaches —Buffet Breakfast Service into New York Lounge Sleeping Car (Beverages) Chicago to Boston Sleeping Cars New York to Detroit (6 Double Bedroom) Cleveland to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) St. Louis to New York—From No. 312 at Cleveland—To Sleeping Cars No. 64 at Albany SLEEPERCOACH—CLEVELAND TO NEW YORK (Single New York to Chicago (ID Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) and Double Rooms) New York to Detroit (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Buffalo to New York. Ex. Sat.. (10 Roomette-6 Double SLEEPERCOACH—NEW YORK TO DETROIT (Single and Bedroom) Double Rooms) DinPr Lounge Car Boston to Detroit (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom)— No. 35—THE IROQUOIS—DAILY—WESTBOUND Chicago to Buffalo From No. 27 at Buffalo Sleeping Car Coaches (Reclining Seats) Dining Service New York to Buffalo, Ex. Sat. (10 Roomette-6 Double Chicago to New York Bedroom) Reclining Seat Coaches—New York to Chicago Chicago to New York—From No. $54 at Buffalo Coaches—New York to Buffalo

MONTREAL LIMITED EQUIPMENT—Except Sal. Night-Sun. No. 19—THE WOLVERINE—SAT. ONLY—WESTBOUND Morn. Sleeping Cars New York to Chicago (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) From D8c1-1 No. 10 at Albany— MONTREAL LIMITED EQUIPMENT—DAILY SLEEPERCOACH—NEW YORK TO DETROIT (Single and In 138‘11 9 from Albany Lounge Sleeping Car (Sandwiches and Beverages) Montreal to New York (6 Double Bedroom)—Baffet Double Rooms) Lounge Sleeping Car (Sandwiches and Beverages) Breakfast Service into New York New York to Detroit (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) New (irk to Montreal (6 Double Bedroom) New York to Toronto (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Buffet Breakfast Service into Montreal Sleeping Cars Montreal to New York (22 Roomette) —In No. 871 from Buffalo Site tog Cars Montreal to New York (12 Double Bedroom) Boston to Detroit (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) — New York to Montreal (12 Double Bedroom) From No. 27 at Buffalo New York to Montreal (22 Roomette) Coaches (Reclining Seats)—Montreal to New York Dining Service Coaches—New York to Montreal Reclining Seat Coaches No. 8—THE WOLVERINE—DAILY—EASTBOUND New York to Chicago New York to Toronto—In No. 371 from Buffalo Lounge Sleeping Car (Beverages) Detroit to New York. Ex. Sat. (6 Double Bedroom)— No. 39—THE CAYUGA—DAILY—WESTBOUND Sleeping Cars No. 25—WESTBOUND NEW MEAL-A-MAT CAR Chicago to New York 110 Roomette-8 Double Bedroom) No. 26—EASTBOUND New York to Buffalo (Continuous service of Hot and SLEEPERCOACH—DETROIT TO NEW YORK (Single and Cold Foods and Beverages) Double Rooms) TWENTIETH CENTURY LIMITED—DAILY Coaches—New York to Buffalo (Reclining Seat) Detroit to Boston (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom)— In No. 28 from Buffalo Observation Lounge Sleeping car (Beverages) Detroit to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) New York and Chicago (6 I (sable Bedroom) Parlor Car (Sleeper as Parlor Car) Lounge Car (Beverages) Chicago to Detroit (Ex. Sat.) Sleeping Cars No. 40—THE CAYUGA—DAILY—EASTBOUND Dining Service New York and Chicago (12 Double Bedroom) New York and Chicago Do Roomette-6 Double Bed- Diner Lounge Reclining Seat Coaches room) Buffalo to New York Chicago to New York New York and Chicago 122 Roomette) Coaches—Buffalo to New York (Reclining Seat) SLEEPERCOACHES—NEW YORK AND CHICAGO (Single MONTREAL LIMITED EQUIPMENT—Sat. Night-Sun. Morn. and Double Rooms) From D8cH No. 12 at Albany— Dining Service No. 50—EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS—DAILY—EASTBOUND Lounge Sleeping Car (Sandwiches and Beverages) Coaches Sleeping Car Montreal to New York (6 Double Bedroom)—Suffer New York and Chicago—Reclining Seat—All Seats Re- Chicago to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Breakfast Service into New York served—Porter Service—See pages 12-13 —From No.222 at Buffalo Sleeping Cars Parlor Car Montreal to New York (22 Roomette) Buffalo to New York Montreal to New York (12 Double Bedroom) Na. 27—NEW ENGLAND STATES—DAILYWESTBOUND Dining Service—Buffalo to New York Coaches (Reclining Seats)—Montreal to New York Sleeping Cars Reclining Seat Coaches Boston to Chicago (12 Double Bedroom) Chicago to New York—From No.222 Cl Buffalo No. 15-0H10 STATE LIMITED—DAILY—WESTBOUND Boston to Chicago (22 Roomette) Detroit to New York Buffalo to New York Sleeping Cars SLEEPERCOACH—BOSTON TO CHICAGO (Single and New York to Cincinnati (10 Roomette-6 Double Bed- room). Double Rooms) New York to St. Louis (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Boston to Detroit (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom)— LAURENTIAN EQUIPMENT—DAILY —in No. 341 from Cleveland In No. 17-19 from Buffalo From D8cH No. 34 at Albany— Dining Service Dining Service Lounge Parlor Car Reclining Seat Coaches Montreal to New York New York to Cincinnati Lounge Car (Beverages) New York to St. Louis—In No. 541 from Cleveland Reclining Seat Coaches—Boston to Chicago Coaches—Montreal to New York

a 1 1 SLEEPING CAR, SLEEPERCOACH, COACH AND DINING SERVICE UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED ALL CARS, INCLUDING SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS, ARE NEW YORK CENTRAL OPERATED. TRAINS NOT SHOWN CARRY COACHES ONLY

No. 51—EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS—DAILY—WESTBOUND No. 222—DAILY—EASTBOUND No. 341—THE KNICKERBOCKER—DAILY—WESTBOUND Parlor Car Sleeping Car New York to Buffalo Chicago to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Sleeping Car In Na. 50 from Buffalo New York to St. Louis (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Dining Service —From N. 16 al Cleveland New York to Cleveland Diner Lounge Car Buffalo to Detroit—In No. 351 Cleveland to New York—In No. 50 from Buffalo Diner Lounge Car Cleveland to Indianapolis Reclining Seat Coaches Coaches (Reclining Seat)—Chicago to New York—In No New York to Cleveland 60 from Buffalo Reclining Seat Coaches New York to Detroit—In No. 351 from Buffalo New York to St. Louis—From No. 15 at Cleveland

No. 54—HENDRICK HUDSON—DAILY No. 302—INDIANAPOLIS SPL—DAILY—EASTBOUND No. 351—DAILY Diner Lounge Car Sleeping Car Tavern Lounge (Sandwiches and Beverages)— Buffalo to Detroit St. Louis to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Chicago to Indianapolis — From No. .113-28 at Albany Coaches—Chicago to Indianapolis Coaches—New York to Detroit—From No. 51 at Buffalo Parlor Buffet Lounge Car (Buffet Breakfast service) Albany to New York Coaches Albany to New York No. 354—NEW YORK SPECIAL St. Louis to New York—From No. 812-28 at Albany No. 303—THE JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY—DAILY WESTBOUND Chicago—Detroi(—Doily ALL COACH SEATS RESERVED—PORTER SERVICE Detroit—Buffalo—Ex. Soi. No. 57—CLEVELAND LIMITED—EX. SAT.—WESTBOUND Diner Lounge Car Sleeping Cara Chicago to Buffalo Lounge Sleeping Car (Beverages) Newport New, to c hicago (10 Romnette-6 Double New York to Cleveland (6 Double Bedroom)—Buffet Bedroom)—(Pullman Operated)—Yrom C. di 0.11-1 Coaches (Reclin)ng Seat) Breakfast Service into Cleveland al Cinclinnaii Chicago to New York—In No. 6 from Buffalo Detroit to Buffalo. Sleeping Cars Dining Service New York to Cleveland (10 Roomette-6 Double Bed- Lounge Car (lieverageti) room) New York to Toronto (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Indianapolis to I 'Wag° — In No. 371 from Buffalo Reclining tarat Coaches —Cincinnati to Chicago No. 355—THE MICHIGAN—DAILY—WESTBOUND 1)ining Service (Lounge) New York to Albany Parlor Car (Sleeper-Ls-Parlor Car) Detroit to Chicago Ex. Sat. Coaches (Reclining Seats) New York to Cleveland Diner Lounge Car Detroit to Chicago New York to Toronto—In No. 871 from Buffalo No. 304—THE JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY—DAILY EASTBOUND Coaches—Detroit to Chicago (Reclining Seat) ALL COACH SEATS RESERVED—PORTER SERVICE Sleeping Sir No. 59—THE CHICAGOAN—DAILY—WESTBOUND Chicago to Newport News (10 Roomette-6 Double No. 356—EASTBOUND Bedroom, —iPtoliman operatedl—its C. st 17. No. 4 Lounge Sleeping Car (Sandwiches and Beverages) from Cincinnati No. 357—WESTBOUND New York to Buffalo (6 Double Bedroom)—Buffet Break- Lounge Car Meyerson.) fast Service Chicago to Indismaivtils THE TWILIGHT LIMITED—DAILY Sleeping Cars Dining Service Dining Service New York to Chicago (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Reclining Seat Coaches—Chicago to Cincinnati Parlor Buffet Lounge Car (Beverages) SLEEPERCOACH—NEW YORK TO CLEVELAND (Single Reclining Seat Coaches—Chicago and Detroit end Double Rooms) Diner Lounge Car Buffalo to Chicago No. 305-1141 SYCAMORE—DAILY—WESTBOUND Coaches—New York to Chicago—Reclining Seat Tavern lounge (Mood oldies and Beverage.) No. 368—THE MOTOR CITY SPECIAL—EASTBOUND Indianapolis to I itleado Ex. Sof. Night—Sun. Morn. Coaches Indianapolis to Chicago Slef!eculChicago CarDetroit (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) No. 65—HENDRICK HUDSON—DAILY—WESTBOUND Coaches—Chicago to Detroit Parlor Buffet Lounge (Beverages and Light Meals) New York to Albany No. 306—NIGHT SPECIAL—DAILY—EASTBOUND Coaches—New York to Albany Sleeping Cincinnati ti$ I leveland. Ex. Sat.. (10 Roomette-6 No. 369—MOTOR CITY SPECIAL—DAILY Double Resinous)) WESTBOUND Coaches—Citieltusati to Cleveland Sleeping Car No. 90—THE CHICAGOAN—DAILY—EASTBOUND Detroit to Chicago. Ex. Sat.. (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) Diner Lounge Car Buffalo to New York Coaches—Detroit to Chicago Coaches (Reclining Seat)—Chicago to New York No. 31 1—Ttill SOUTHWESTERN—DAILY-8ASTIOUND Sleep' nit sar St. least. to Now York (10 Roomette-6 Double itedroom) No. 371—THE ONTARIAN—DAILY —In.Vo 11 tram Clevelond—To No. 51 al Albany Sleeping Cars No. 95—DAILY—WESTBOUND Diner 'ammo Car New York toToronto (10Roomette-6 Double Bedroom— Indianapolis to iloveland Diner Lounge beam No. 57 at Buffalo, Es. Sun. From No. 19 Sun. New York to Buffalo Coachea• tat NMI* to New York—In No. 33 from Cleveland Coaches —To No. it di Albany Coaches New York to Buffalo New York to Toronto—From No. 57-19 al Buffalo

LAURENTIAN EQUIPMENT—DAILY No. 317—DAILY—WESTBOUND No. 376—THE ONTARIAN—DAILY—EASTBOUND In DecH No. 35 from Albany— Sleeping Cars Lounge Parlor Car Siett'leil,:741Saii.sfirto i'inelitnatl. Ex. Sat. (10 Roomette-6 Double Toronto to New York (10 Roomette-6 Double Bedroom) New York to Montreal liesinosmi —/n No. 16 from Buffalo Coaches—New York to Montreal Coaches' 4 lovelatol to cineinnati Coach—Toronto to New York—In No. 16 from Buffalo

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DETROIT, MICH. and New York Central Albany, N. Y 126.08 140.71 147.52 177.50 1 6.16 113.04 118.76 122.55 137.57 Battle Creek, Mich 5.68 9.03 11.36 18.05 1,43 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Buffalo, N. Y 12.28 18.49 24.56 36.91 3.03 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Chicago, III 13.49 21.49 26.29 42.68 2.42 11.22 13.23 19.86 32.45 1. FAMILY FARE PLAN APPLYING Croton-Harmon. NJ Y 31.05 48.85 55.44 .2 92.95 7 21 13,70 19.80 23.87 39.60 New York, N. Y 32.54 51.11 55.44 2 97.24 7.21 13.70 19.80 23.87 39.60 FOR COACH OR SLEEPING CAR Rochester. N. Y 15.4823.49 30.96 _u 46.37 3.58 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 TRAVEL Schenectady. N. Y 25.32 11 39.46 46.20 01 75.02 5.89 13.04 18.76 22.55 37.57 Springfield. Mass 30.94 •0 48.51 57.24 2•1 93.10 13.70 19.80 23.87 39.60 Syracuse, N. 1.1 19.51 2 30.05 37.51 2, 58.30 4.62 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 One-way Utica, N. Y 21.74 11; 33.54 40.26 22 64.57 5.17 12.21 17.71 21.45 35.48 8m 7) INDIANAPOLIS, IND. and When one parent pays the reg- Albany. N. Y 35.61 2'1 57.09 60.67 1E, 108.57 15.29 22.06 26.40 44.06 ular one-way fare, the other Buffalo, N. Y 22.25 .9 35.40 38.72 5 67.07 13.04 18.76 22.55 37.57 Chicago. III 8.75 o 13.96 17.50 0 27.92 1.82 1 .55 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 parent, and children ages 12-21 Cincinnati, Ohio 5.24 E 8.29 10.48 .2 16.58 1.44 .28 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Cleveland. Ohio 13.49 o 21.49 26.29 2 42,68 2.42 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 pay only half the one-way fare. Croton-Harmon. N. Y 37.776 60.29 64.35 To 114.73 16.61 23.54 28.22 47.19 Youngsters under 12 go one-way Erie. Pa 18.15 7 28.88 33.33 -2, 56,32 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 New York. N. Y 37.77-25 60.29 64.35 o 114.73 16.61 23.54 28.22 47.19 for a quarter of the one-way Rochester. N. Y 25.37 . 40.41 43.29 -.1 76.89 13.04 18.76 22.55 37.57 Schenectady, N. Y 34.83 T. 55.89 59.29 2 106.32 15.29 22.06 26.40 44.06 fare. Small fry under 5 go scot Springfield. Mass 40.47 -i 64.89 70.39 1;1,11 124.17 16.61 23.54 28.22 47.19 free. Syracuse. N. Y 29.10 : 46.94 49.67 c 89,32 13.70 19.80 23.87 39.60 Utica, N. Y 31.34 7., 50.26 53.35 . 95.19 14.08 20.35 24.37 40.65 la Round Trip NEW YORK. N. Y. and I Albany. N. Y 6.28 ._ 10.78 13.56 2 21.56 1.02 9.35 13.70 16.94 27.45 '-i One parent pays the regular Buffalo. N. Y 20.70 32.93 36.74 g 6343 4.62 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Chicago, III 42.16 g 67.38 71.78 t 1.10 16.61 23.54 28.22 47.19 round trip fore. The other parent, Cincinnati. Ohio 34.83 c 55.66 59.29 2 105.12111 14.08 20.35 24.37 40.65 and children ages 12-21 pay only Cleveland. Ohio 26.96 ,q 42.93 45.98 11- 81.68 1.83 13.04 18.76 22.55 37.57 Detroit, Mich 32.54 . St.!! 55.44 g 97.24 7.21 13.70 19.80 23.87 39.60 the one-way fare for the round Erie, Pa 24.92 .39.56 42.52 ,. 75 30 5.83 ..... 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Indianapolis. Ind 37.77 ...F7., 60.29 64.35 -2 114.73 16.61 23.54 28.22 47.19 trip. Youngsters under 12 go ri)montreat. Que 16.80 . 23.80 31.37 u 46.12 4.62 9.35 13.70 16.94 27.45 Rochester, N. Y 17.59 - 27.97 32.51111 54.67 4.24 11.22 16,23 19.86 32.45 round trip for only half of the Schenectady, N. Y 7.58 ; 12.06 15.16 .:F- 24.12 2 04 11,22 16.23 19.86 32.45 one-way fare. Again, small fry St. Louis, Mo 49.15 0 78.00 83.66 . 146.21 19.75 27.94 33.28 55.99 Syracuse, N. Y 13.56 - 21.56 26.40 ',111 42.05 I 47 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 under 5 go for free. Toledo. Ohio 31.80 . 50.72 54.18 i 96.13 1.10 13.70 19.80 23.87 39.60 ®Toronto, Ont 24.63 0 35.09 44.39 o 67.44 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Utica, N. Y 11.29 15.. 17.95 22.58 .5 35.90 2.97 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Husband-Wife Plan-Take her along 2 . and turn a business trip into a pleas- ST. LOUIS, Ma. and 0 22 Albany, N. Y 46.53 1=1 72.41 79.20 12 136.52 18,4$ 26.18 31.30 52.36 ure trip! She goes round-trip for only Buffalo. N. Y 33.22 'a; 50.94 56.65 2 95.82 14.08 20.35 24.37 40.65 the one-way fore when you pay mg. Cincinnati, Ohio 16.58 9... 26.02 31.08 2 51.10 2 42 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Croton-Harmon, N. Y 49.15 E 78.00 83.66 1-1 148 11 19.75 27.94 33.28 55.99 ular round-trip fare. On a one-way Erie. Pa 29.73 ° 44.30 50.71 .7- ss 05 14,08 20.35 24.37 40.65 Indianapolis, Ind 11.98 7, 18.71 23.76 ".1. 37.35 2 4/ 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 trip her ticket costs half your fare. New York, N. Y 49.15 a 78.00 83.66 48.21 19.75 27.94 33.28 55.99 Rochester, N. Y 36.26 7, 55.98 61.77 g 05,18 14.08 20.35 24.37 40.65 Limits Schenectady. N. Y 45.75 .1.,- 71.22 77.88 .o 14.17 18.48 26.18 31.30 52.36 Springfield, Mass 51.39 g 80.21 88.92 15 52.17 19.75 27.94 33.28 55.99 Utica, N. Y 42.26 u 65.59 71.94 ' 21.65 16.61 23.54 28.22 47.19 One-way Family fare plan tickets are Worcester. Mass 54.00 , 84.19 94.14 TT 60.II 21.56 30.25 35.92 60.56 r limited to four months. Round-trip a-8 tickets are limited to six months. SYRACUSE, N. Y. and ca' Albany, N. 1( 6.78 ! 10.78 13.56 , 21. I 82 11.22 6.23 19.86 32.45 Ann Arbor, Mich 21.29 2 32.79 39.71 -g 61.91 11.22 6.23 19.86 32.45 NOTE: Family fare plans apply on Chicago, III 31.80 51.01. 54.18 a- 97.02 1.10 13.70 9.80 23.87 39.60 Cincinnati, Ohio 27.84 . 44.62 47.41 x 84.92 13.70 9.80 23.87 39.60 one-way trips where the Columbus. Ohio 22.62 , 35.95 39.11 . 58 ilti 13 04 8.76 22.55 37.57 Croton-Harmon, N. Y 12.02 8 19.07 23.82 Z is 13 1 I . 11.22 6.23 19.86 32.45 coach fare is $4.22 or more, Dayton, Ohio 25.80 a 41.22 43.95 . 78 41 13.04 8 76 22.55 37.57 and on round trips where the Erie, Pa 11.51 .21 18.24 22.98 2. 46 441 I 04 11.22 6.23 19.86 32.45 New York. N. Y 13.56 z 21.56 26.40 0 42,10 11.22 6.23 19.86 32.45 one-way coach fore is $2.11 Schenectady, N. Y 5.96 7, 9.48 11.92 ° 11,16 1 , 11.22 6 23 19.86 32.45 or more. South Bend. Ind 27.84 . 44.72 47.41 ,11,1 84,28 .83 13.70 9.80 23.87 39.60 Springfield, Mass 11.63 st 18.61 23.26 1,c1 11.23 11.22 6.23 19.86 32.45 St. Louis. Mo 40.11 .... 62.27 68.26 T.; 16.61 23.54 28.22 47.19 2. Regular Round-Trip-Longer trips Toledo. Ohio 21.09 ci. 33.55 37.29 Tv K I i li .83 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 O Toronto. Ont 11.70 7, 17.27 23.01 9 117T39.44 11.22 16.23 19,86 32.45 means bigger savings! Tickets are Worcester. Mass 14.24 o 22.59 28.48 2--- 45.11 11.22 16.23 19.86 32,45 _ E good up to six months, going and TOLEDO, OHIO am! 5 7 returning. Entitle you to generous Albany, N. Y 27.61 ; 44.18 47.14 2 64.10 83 13.70 19.80 23.87 39.60 Chicago, III 11.13 .s.17.72 22.26 t 35,44 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 stopovers along the way. Cleveland. Ohio 5.09 02 8.03 10.18 o 16.06 11.22 16.23 19.86 32.45 Croton-Harmon, N. Y 31.80 50.72 54.18 11 46 II 13.70 19.60 23.87 39.60 Erie, Pa 9.70 15.47 19.40 6 10 14 2 i . 11,22 16 23 19.86 32.45 3. Group-Fare Plan-Save 25% for New York N. Y 31.80 50.72 54.18 T. 94.51 Lto 12.70 19.80 23.87 39.60 3 or more adults traveling round-trip Rochester. N. Y 17.06 27.01 31.79 44, 51.91 11.22 16,23 19.86 37.45 Schenectady. N. Y 26.82 42.93 45.76 81.88 19.20 16.81 22.83 37.79 together in coaches only, where one South Bend, Ind 7.11 11.17 14.22 12 24 2 04 11 22 16 23 19.86 32.45 fare Springfield, Mass 32.47 51.98 56.86 99.70 14.08 20 35 24.37 40.65 way coach is $4.76 or more. Utica. N. Y 23.33 37.04 39.99 70.73 13.04 10.16 22.55 37.57 Round-trip must be completed within 30-day period.

(9-Fares apply only to this destinatioo 1 4 NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM Marketing Department 466 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 J. R. SULLIVAN Vice President—Marketing II. G. HOHORST, Director of Market Planning & Research W. F. KIRK, Asst•Vice President—Flexi-Van Services F. W. KREIDLER, Director of Equipment & Service Planning C. V. SHERIFF. General Manager—Pricing R. P. CHAUFOURNIER. W. C. LEIFER, Director of Regulatory Analysis Director of Equipment Planning and Utilization Freight Sales Department J. G. PATTEN, Vice President-Freight Sales .. - ...... - .466 Lexington Ave.. New York, N. Y. H. BANNARD, Asst. Vice Pres., Freight Sales-Staff 466 Lexington Ave., N. Y. R. N. CRAMER, Asst. Vice Pres.. Freight Sales and Service ...... LaSalle St. Sta., Chicago, Ill. 1.2. BADER, Asst. Vice Pres., Freight Sales and Service ...... 466 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. D. CHICKERING Asst. Vice Pres.. Frt. Sales and „Service 75 Public Square, Cleveland, O. G. M. CASADY . Asst. Vice Pres., Freight Sales and Service Michigan Central 'Perm.. Detroit. Mich. J. E. NORWOOD. Asst. Vice Pres., Freight Sales and Service 230 East 9th St., Cincinnati. 0 R. G. MELDAHL, Asst. Vice Pres.. Freight Sales and Service...... 818 Olive St.. St. Louis, Mo. H. L. WILLARD, Asst. Vice Pres., Frt. Sales and Service .....N.Y C.-P.&L.E.R.R., Pittsburgh, Pa. J. J. DAN, Pacific Coast Freight Sales Manager...... 523 Monadnock Bldg.. San Francisco, Calif. B. P. O'CONNOR, Director of Foreign Freight Sales 25 Broadway, New York, N. Y. R. L. MILBOURNE, Director of Flexi-Van Sales and Service_ ..466 Lexington Ave.. New York. N. Y . Coal and Ore Department J. D SUTTON, Asst. Vice Pres. Coal and Ore 466 Lexington Ave., New York. N.Y. J. D. GUNTHER. Director of Coal Sales .466 Lexington Ave.. New York, N.Y. P. H. MOORE. Mgr. of Coal & Ore Industry Services 466 Lexington Ave., New York, N.Y. Albany, N. Y., 12207 James M. Donovan. Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 767-9311 Memphis, Tenn., 38103. .William F. Genz, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr JA 6 1226 Union Station 1620 Eschanoe Bldg. Atlanta. Ga., 30303— ..Charies T. Lewis, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr .... 524-4521 Mexico City, Mex Manuel Munoz. Jr.. Frt. Sales Mgr 21-62-18 Room 1988 Bank of Georgia Bldg., 34 Peachtree St.. N. E 524-4522 Madero 34, Despacho 14 18-21-61 Baltimore, Md., 21202._ Walter C. Reynolds, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr PL 2-6650 Milwaukee, Wis., 53203.. Verner T. Winings, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr BR 6-566,0 904-5 Mercantile 7'rust Building 1016 Majestic Bldg. Birmingham, Ala.. 35203. Robert H. Ross, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr AL 1-6678 Minneapolis,Minn..55402. Fred M. Ratkay, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr. 333-5291 ses Frank Nelson Bldg. 960 Rand Tower Boston, Masa Montreal 2. One ...... _J. Ross Ireland, Canadian Frt. Sales Mgr . 866-9956 South Station, 02210 ...George W. Stiglich, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr Dominion Square Bldg, Herbert F. Wiezel, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr. Newark, N. J., 07102_ _Edward E. Lindauer, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr.... MA 2-4560 Arthur M. Brown, Mgr., Flexi-Van Sales & 9 Clinton St. Service 254-1480 John G. Kethro, Manager of Industrial Devel- New Orleans, La., 70112..James P. Hutchins, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr JA 5-0697 opment 910 National Bank of Commerce Building New York, N. Y.. 10017 177 Milk Street, 02109..Gordon K. Bass. Foreign Frt. Sales Mgr HA6-7970 Buffalo, N. Y.. 14212 John B. O'Connor, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr.. 466 Lexington Ave Jack W. Ringwood, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 340-2974 Central 7'erminal _Julian W. Greve. Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr iTL3-3400 John P. Brady. Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 340-2981 • 342-596 Clifford F. Elmore, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 340-2976 Charleston. W. Va., 25301. William A. Cole, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr John P. Bannon, Coal Sales Mgr 340-2941 Chicago, Ill.. 60605 Donald J. Wyman. Ant. Frt. sales Mgr Edward J. Paronett. Mgr., Flexi-Van Sales & LaSalle St. Station William G. Werner Coal Sales Mgr ..... Service 340-2906 William A.Newman, Foreign Freight Sales Mgr William J. Marshall, Manager of Industrial Clarence P. Rahn, Mgr., Flexi-Van Sales & 'WA 2-4200 Development 340-2491 Service New York, N. Y. 10004. Frank P. Sherkus, For, Frt. Sales Mgr CH 4-6300 John E. Shaffer. Manager of Industrial 25 Broadway Development Omaha, Neb., 68102 Richard C. Cohen, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr...341-8900-8901 Cincinnati,znOultilsot.retp02 JoietinWilbur P.S. Roth.Haverkamp, Div. Frt Coal Sales Sales Mgr Mgr. 381-0923 381-4027 1019 City National flank Bldg. Lewis W. Fritsche, Jr., Mgr. Flexi-Van Sales Peoria. Ill., 61602 ..... _James C. White, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 674-9127 & Service 381-3572 514 Commercial Nall. Brink Bldg. Loran S. Hickman, Jr., Manager of Industrial Philadelphia, Pa., 19102_ Millard V. Petticord, Dist Frt. Sales Mgr LO 4-6140 Development 381-6110 006 Finance lilds. Cleveland, Ohio, 44113 August H. Zarbock, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr...... Pittsburgh, Pa., 15219...Paul J. Keleher, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 1 75 Public Square Paul J. Schweibinz, Coal Sales Mgr P. & L. E. Terminal William R. Haynes, Coal Sales Mgr Donald A. Seiler. Mgr., Flexi-Van Sales & 771-5000 Service Johnvelopment. H. 'Pepe. Manager of Industrial De- 11261-3201 R. Alan Berggren, Manager of Industrial De- Portland, Ore., 97204....Joseph C. Maurer, Jr., Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr CA 8-3169 velopment 705 Pacific Bldg. Richmond, Va., 23219. -.Spencer A. Rowan, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr 644-1905 Columbus, Ohio, 43215. _H. L. Bullock, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr CA 4-1212 1521-22 Central Nat'l. Bank Bldg. 418 North High Street Dallas, Tex., 75201. Harvey L. Melton, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr Riverside 8-7930 Rochester, N. Y., 14607..Thomas P. Halligan, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr HA 6-4200 802 Praetorian Building N. Y. C. R. R. Sta, Davenport, Iowa, 52801 William A. Hillman. Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr 322-3682 St. Louts, Mo.. 63101 .. _Charles L. Stainbrook, Asst. Frt. Sales Mgr MA-1-4088 204 Kahl Bldg. 818 Olive St William D. Shell, Coal Sales Mgr GA 1-6529 Joseph A. Robertson, Mgr., or Flexi-Van ....Edgar Simon, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 223-4141 Sales and Service MA-1-4293 Dayton, 10,91e e4495eit s Loran S. Hickman. Jr.. Mgr Ind. Development. Denver, Colo.. 80202 Cliff ord J. Thompson, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr. 825-3306 (Cincinnati,Ohio-381-3540) 701 Guaranty Bank Bldg. St. Thomas. Ont Donald F. Graham, Dist. Frt. Salesman 631-0470 Detroit, Mich.. 48216 ....John F. Degges, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr M. C. Station 631-0471 M. C. Terminal Norman M. Jorgensen,Coal Sales Mgr Saginaw, Mich., 48605 .Jerome. Tra,skie, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr . l752 4169 William F. Olson, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr_ Jarnes W McDonnell, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr I Francis E. Chariest', Mgr., Flexi-Van SaleS & 825-7000 Service San Francisco, Gustav R. Peterson, Manager of Industral De- Calif., 94105...... Ralph E. Kulp, Dist, Frt. Sales Mgr 392-4860 velopment 523 Monadnock Bldg. Erie, Pa., 16501 Rodney D. Esterline, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr .GL 2-5218 Seattle Wash., 98101 . . Philip A. Butler, Dist, Frt. Sales Mgr ,.MA 2-8939 Union Station 6602 White Henry Stuart Bldg. Evansville, Ind., 47708 John C. Emig, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr HA 2-9855 South Bend, Ind., 46621..PeuT P. Bornelko, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr. 288-4141 207 Three Twelve Bldg. Springfield. Mass., 01103. Robert J. Mullins, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr RE 6-5431 Fort Wayne, Ind-. 46808.Kenneth F. Konz. Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr. 743-2444 Union Station 129 East Fourth St Syracuse, N. Y.. 13210...Thomas J. Garden, Div, Frt. Sales Mgr 463-9811 Grand Rapids, 700 East Water St. Mich., 495()2 Albert V. Doisey, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr _459-4114 Terre Haute, Ind-. 47808..Glendean Reiner, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr CR 6043 115 Williams St., S. W N. Y. C. Station Houston, Tex., 77002 Thomas C. Wilson, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr FA 3-9301 Toledo, Ohio, 43602. . Carl R. Heinisch, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr CH 2-5761 602 Southern National Bank Bldg. 300 Central Union Term. Bids. Indianapolis, Ind., 46225..Frank J. Slattery, Asst. Frt. Sales Mgr ME 2-8321 105 South Meridian Toronto 1, Ont WillardErnest A. II.Mo Leeman, CanadianesDist. Frt. Frt. Salsgrove, SalesMgr Mgr . .. )364-8173 Jacksonville, Fla., 32207_ Harry B. Gibbs, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr FL 9-1648 1006 Canadian Pacific Bldg. 1704 Prudential Bldg. Washington. D. C.. 20005.Andrew L. Ontles, Sales Mgr NA 8-2500 Kalamazoo, Mich., 49006. Joe L. Moon, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr 343-1219 228 Shoreham Bldg. Kankakee. III., 60901 ....Raymond V. Marinier, Div. Frt. Sales Mgr.. WE 2-2932 Watertown. N. Y., 13601 .John J. Coursen Jr., Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr SU 2-1680 Windsor, Ont Bernard J. MacDonald. Dist, Frt. Sales Mgr....253-5211 814 City .Vatl. Bank Bldg. Kansas City, Mo., 64105 .David M. Dillingham. Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr....VI 2-6384 302 Canada Bldg. 911 Fairfax Bids. Winston-Salem, Lansing, Mich., 48933....Eari L. Standen. Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr 484-0316 N. C., 27101 Frederick L. Sale, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr PA 2-8333 70R R Altrhionn A. 414 Reynolds Bldg. r ennn Los Angeles, Calif., 90014.Eidon J. Erickson, Dist. Frt. Sales Mgr ..... MA 7-7194 271 Franklin St. 717 Van Nuys Bldg. Louisville, Ky., 40202. ...Joseph L. Sturtz, Div Freight Sales Mgr 584-4281 Youngstown, Ohio, Leland S. Fletcher. Div. Frt. Sales Mgr ...... -783-0501 103 No. Preston St. IWorcester,Home Savings Mass., & (MU Loan .. Bank William Bldg- . 4005Leany. Hillman LOst, art. St. 44512

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NEW YORK CENTRAL SYSTEM

GENERAL OFFICES - PASSENGER SALES DEPARTMENT

W. R. MAIN, Asst. Vice-Pres., Passenger Sales and Service, 466 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 E. R. DELANEY, Dir. of Passr. Train Service 466 Lexington Ave., Now York, N. Y. C. G. PELLETIER, Paw. Sales Mgr 466 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. J. J. DIVNEY, Mgr. of Passr. Sales &Service...466 Lexington Ave., New York. N. Y L. A. HORST MAN, Dir. Passr. Fares Divns... 466 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. T. H. BURKE, Manager, Baggage Service Central Terminal, Buffalo, N. Y. S. W. BONE, Passr. Sales Mgr LaSalle St. Station. Chicago, R. A. HORLEY, Dir. Reservation Sales...... 466 Lexington Ave • New York, N. Y. RESERVATIONS INFORMATION - TICKET OFFICES - SALES REPRESENTATIVES THE OFFICE HOURS SHOWN ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Telephone Nun. Telephone Nos. Albany, N. Y., 12207 Lafayette, Ind., 47901 Reservations, Information and( Reservations, Information and111 :00 A.M. to 3:15 P.M.(Daily... SHerwood 2-3076 Ticket Office, Union Station f7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Daily HObart 2-3351 Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station 1 4:30 P.M. to 7:45 P.M.1 Charles J. Andrews, Asst. Pass. Sales Manager, Union Station 767-9311 Robert C. Meredith, Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station Ann Arbor, Mich., 48104 New York, N. Y., 10017 Reservations, Information and( Recorded Train Arrival Information-24 Hour Service MUrray Hill 9-8138 Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station 17:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Daily.... NOrmandy 2-3131 Information -6:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. Daily MUrray Hill 6-5454 Alexander Hamilton, Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station Information -Local Service, 1:00 A.M. to 6:00 A.M. Daily MUrray Hill 6-5454 Reservations-6:00 A.M. to 12:00 Midnight Daily MUrray Hill 7-6600 Boston, Mass., 02210 Ticket Office-Grand Central Terminal•-6:30 A.M. to 12:30 A M. Daily Reservations, Information and 30 Church St. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Mon-Fri Ex. Hot. Ticket Office, South Station 16:30 A.M. to 12:00 Midnight Daily..HUbbard 2-6800 125th St. Station-6:00 A.M. to 11:30 P.M. Daily Back Bay Station 6.30 A.M. to 12:00 Midnight Daily Clifford G. Pelletier, Pass. Sales Manager, 466 Lexington Ave 340-2833 Charles J. Andrews, Asst. Pass. Sales Manager, South Station _254 1480 Pittsburgh, Pa., 15219 Buffalo, N. Y., 14212 Reservations-7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Daily IL6-6800 Reservations, Information and 1 Information-7:00 A.M. to 12:30 A.M. Daily TL G-2250 Ticket Office, PAL.E.Terminal16:20 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. Daily. 261-2044 Ticket Office, Central Terminal, 7:00 A.M. to 12:30 A.M. Daily Wilburn M. Myers, Passenger Agent, PALE. Terminal Albert P. Walls, Divn. Pass. Sales Manager, Central Terminal TI 3-3400 Rochester, N. Y., 14607 Chicago, III., 60605 Recorded Train Inlormation-24 Hour Service 232-3930 Reservations and Information-7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Daily. ..HArrison 7-4270 Reservations and Information -8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Daily 325-2868 Ticket Office, La Salle Station-7:30 A.M. to 12:00 Midnight, Ex. Sat. Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station-8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Midnight Daily 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Saturday James Slowey, Passenger and Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station Central Station Woodlawn (63rd St.) St. Louis, Mo., 63103 Englewood Reservations and Inlormation-6:30 A.M. to 12:00 MN. Daily GEneva 6-2500 Frederick H. Schmid,Ticket & Sales Agt. La Salle Station WAtiash 2,-4200 Ticket Office, Union Station-7:00 A.M. to 12:00 MN. Daily Frank S. Donnelly, Ticket Agent, Union Station GArlield 1-6600 Cincinnati, Ohio, 45203 Reservations, Information and( South Bend, Ind., 46621 Ticket Office, Union Terminal 17:00 A.M. to 11:45 P.M. Daily 241-8100 Reservations, Information and16:30 A.M. to 11:30 P.M Ex. Sat. Sun. Russell T. Martin, Asst. Pass. Sales Manager, Union Terminal ...... 3813540 Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station 18:00 A.M. to 11:30 P.M Sat.& Sun ATIantic 9-5534 Charles V. Davey, Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station Cleveland, Ohio, 44113 Recorded Train Arrival Information 241 1245 Springfield, Mass., 01103 Reservations, Information and( Reservations and Inforrnation•-7:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Daily....REpublic 4-7341 Ticket Office, Union Terminal (6:30 A.M. to 12:00 Midnight Daily. ..Clisurr 1-8200 Ticket Office, Union Station :6:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Ex. Sun. Arthur A. Meyer, Asst. Pass. Sales Manager, Union Terminal 771,5000 16:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Sun. Herbert H. Tupper, Passenger and Ticket Agent, Union Station Columbus, Ohio, 43215 Reservations, Information and( Springfield, Ohio, 45502 Ticket Office, Union Station 6:30 A.M. to 11:30 P.M. Daily 228 6881 Leroy M. Parham, Ticket Agent, Union Station Reservations, Information and19:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M, Daily' Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station 12:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Dailyf 323-8187 Gilbert T. Steele, Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station Dayton, Ohio, 45402 Reservations, Information andl Ticket Office, Union Station f 5:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. Daily 461 5224 Syracuse, N. Y., 13057 Paul E. Poole, Ticket Agent, Union Station Recorded Train Departure Information-24 Hour Service 463-0218 Reservations and Information -7:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Daily 437-2911 Detroit, Mich., 48216 Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station-6:45 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Daily Recorded Train Arrival Information WOodward 3 7088 D. R. Powers, Passenger and Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station 463-9811 Reservations and Information-6:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Daily WOodwarel S 7070 Ticket Office, Mich. Cent. Terminal, 6:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Daily Toledo Ohio, 43602 Oscar J. Steinhardt, Asst. Pass. Sales Manager, Mich. Cent. Teralinill Reservations, Information and ....TAshme0 5-7000 Ticket Office, Union Terminal 18:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Daily CHerry 4-7421 Erie, Pa., 16501 Philip J. Oanzert Terminal Pass. Rep, Union Terminal Reservations, Information and Ticket Office, Union Station 18:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily 373-8135 Claude E. Smothers, Ticket Agent, Union Station Utica, N. Y., 13501 Reseivations, Information and17:15 A.M. to 11.15 P.M Daily Ex. Between Indianapolis, Ind., 46225 Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station f 10:30 A.M.-11:00 A.M. 6,6:00 P.M.-6:30 P.M.. Reservations and Information-8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily 035-3355 ....REdwood 2-3131 Ticket Office, Union Station-8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Daily Daniel J. Shields, Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station James C. Bird, Ticket Agent, Union Station Worcester, Mass., 01604 Kalamazoo, Mich., 49006 Reservations, Information and t6:30 A.M to 5:00 P.M. Ex. Sat., Sun. Hol Reservations, Information andt9:30 AM. to 5:30 P.M. Ex. Friday Ticket Office, Union Station 18:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Sat., Sun. Hot. Ticket Office, N.Y.C. Station 19:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Friday Fireside 2-1101 PLeasant6-4341 Jay Fillmore, Ticket Agent, N.Y.C. Station Kenneth E. Tobin, Ticket Agent, Union Station

PRINTED IN U. S. A. THE CUNE0 PRESS, INC. Form 1001-350M-10-31-65 1 (3

GENERAL INFORMATION

TICKETS AND FARES BAGGAGE Purchase in Advance. Please buy tickets before boarding Liberal Baggage privileges are a trains and avoid payment of extra charge. feature of N.Y.C. Passenger Service Baggage Defined. Personal baggage consists of wearing ap- Adjustment of Fares. Should any misunderstanding arise with conductors or ticket agents, pay the fare requested, secure a parel, toilet articles (except liquids) and personal effects neces- sary for comfort and convenience. Money, jewelry, silverware, receipt and send it to address shown under "Redemption of Tickets." negotiable papers, fragile or perishable articles, radios and household goods are not checkable baggage. Redemption of Tickets. Unused or partially used tickets of all classes will be redeemed under tariff regulations at proper Check Baggage Direct. Free yourself of unneeded luggage value, less service charge, where applicable. Communicate while en route. Check your baggage through to home address, with Mr. J. D. Ryan—A.13.R., New York Central System, hotel, steamship dock, etc., at destination. Reliable transfer Michigan Central Terminal, Detroit, Michigan 48216. companies perform the service at nominal charges. Charges may be paid at starting point or at destination. Loss of Tickets. Passenger should guard against such loss, as railroads are not responsible. Baggage Checking Allowance and Service Charge. All bag- gage checked subject to tariff regulations. 150 pounds will be Children. Under five years of age, free, when accompanied by transported on full-fare ticket and 75 pounds on half-fare parent or guardian; 5 years of age and under 12, one-half fare; ticket, except a service charge of 35c for each suitcase or other 12 years of age and over, full fare. Important additional sav- piece of hand baggage and 75c for each trunk will be made at ings possible in round-trip travel under Family Plan described time of checking. No single piece of baggage exceeding 300 on page 19. pounds in weight or exceeding $2500.00 in value will be Restrictions on Reduced Fare Tickets. Tickets bearing en- checked. dorsements such as Charity, DVS, VAH or Blind and Attend- ant, will not be honored on Twentieth Century Limited— Forwarding and Arrival of Baggage. Passengers are urged (25 and 26) in standard sleeping cars ; but will be honored in to check baggage in advance so that it may be forwarded on a Sleepercoach and reserved seat coach. Group Economy Tickets preceding train. Every effort will be made to speed handling but the railroad cannot guarantee the forwarding of baggage on the will not be honored in Sleepercoaches. same train with owner. Stopovers. Stopovers are permitted at any point en route within limit of ticket. Baggage Insurance. St. Paul Fire and Marine baggage insur- ance available in all states except Ohio. See baggage or ticket Optional Honoring Via Pennsylvania R.R. All round trip agent for particulars. tickets reading in both directions via either New York Central or Pennsylvania between the cities listed below may be used Miscellaneous. Dogs, small household pets, baby carriages, in one direction over the Central and in the other direction bicycles and club paraphernalia may be transported in baggage over the Pennsylvania without additional cost. cars in accordance with tariff regulations. In addition, small dogs, cats, and other household pets in containers, are per- between and mitted in coaches (not reserved seat coaches) but cannot New York City Chicago, Cincinnati, Columbus, Crest. occupy a seat or cause annoyance to passengers. Consult line, Dayton, Indianapolis, St. Louis, baggage or ticket agent. and Terre Haute, and beyond. MISCELLANEOUS RESERVATIONS—SLEEPING OR PARLOR CAR 8, COACH The Time. From 12:01 A.M. to 12:00 o'clock noon, inclusive. Purchase in Advance. Tickets for reserved Sleeping or Parlor is shown in light-face type, between 12:01 P.M. and 12:00 car space and coach seats should be purchased as far in ad- o'clock midnight by dark-face type. vance as possible. Regarding Time Tables. While every precaution is taken, the Cancellations. If you change your travel plans, please cancel New York Central is not responsible for errors in time tables, Sleeping or Parlor car or coach reservations promptly by inconveniences or damage resulting from delayed trains or telephone. failure to make connections. Train schedules and equipment Refund of Sleeping Car and Sleepercoach Tickets. To obtain assigned to trains are subject to change without notice. full refund, less service charge, space must be canceled not Meeting Friends. It is always helpful to friends who plan to later than day before train departure, or two days before if meet you to know the train number or name, also the number train departs between midnight and 5:00 A.M. Where space or designation of the Sleeping or Parlor car or coach in which is canceled on day of departure, more than four hours be- you have a reservation. The Information Bureau in larger fore train time, a late cancellation charge of 50% of space stations is the ideal meeting place. charge will be assessed. No refund will be allowed when space is canceled within four hours of train time. Apply Courtesy is important to the Central. We want to recognize to ticket agent. employes who have been exceptionally courteous and pleasant. Refund of Parlor Car Seat Tickets and Reserved Coach Seat Kindly write us about the services that pleased you most. Tickets. Tickets sold before date of departure are redeemable W. R. Main. ANT., Pass. Sales & Service only if space is canceled on or before day prior to departure New York Central System date. Tickets sold on date of departure are redeemable only if 466 Lexington Avenue space is canceled three hours prior to departure of train. New York, N.Y. 10017 NEW YORK CENTRAL'S 20th CENTURY LIMITED... the ultimate in gracious tr we!.

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New York Central is more than a railroad in the traditional Centralized Traffic Control, advanced marketing research sense of that word. It is a modern transportation organiza- and practices, a wide variety of special equipment for moving tion, providing many services to meet the transport needs of every conceivable shipment are part of the modern New York the present and preparing to meet the needs of the future. Central. Versatile Flexi-Van carries freight, mail and express Today, Central contributes to America's steady growth not by rail, by road or by sea in the modern container way. only through the passenger services described in this time- Flexi-Flo is a totally new concept in the movement of dry and table, but also by fulfilling its vital role in the nation's eco- liquid bulk freight—eliminating the need for packaging or nomic and industrial life. For example, Central's Industrial costly storage facilities. Cement and chemicals are among Development specialists play an important part in the selec- the products for which Flexi-Flo already has proved highly tion of site locations for many major companies. Develop- successful. ment of new devices, methods, services and products is the • Multi-level rack cars speed new autos to market in mile- job of Central's Technical Research Center near Cleveland— long trains. New covered hopper cars have been specially one of the most advanced such laboratories in American designed to improve the movement of grain from the midwest industry. Giant computers aid Central customers by providing to eastern ports, and solid unit trains for hauling coal and more accurate and more rapid information, while other com- ore on a shuttle basis have revolutionized the transportation puters help to speed freight trains more swiftly and more of these important products. safely through huge electronically controlled classification You'll find Progress Through Performance is a continuing yards. practice with New York Central.

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