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Tt-Mc-0131.Pdf TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVES L. W. LANDMAN, General Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago, 111. W. C. DOUGLAS, Freight Traffic Manager, Chicago, 111. E. W. HKUNCK, Annlmil I i.iKM Traffic Manager, Detroit, Mich. D. M. BOWMAN, Passenger Traffic Manager .".Chicago, 111. D. 8. MACKIl:. Amunlanl Freight Traffic Manager, Chicago, 111. L. J. HKINKMAN, General Freight Agent, Detroit, Mich. J. W. SWITZER, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 111. JAM Is HNI.AV. Manage) I n.hatrial Development, Detroit, Mich. A. W. F0ELLGER, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 111. J. 11. Hl,<' k k l(, AHMIH) it II I. Manager Industrial Development, Detroit, Mich. N. J. HKKNNAN, Amunimii General Freight Agent, Detroit, Mich. R. B. HOLMES, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Detroit, Mich. (In charge of Coal A Coke Traffic) A. JIlllNNON, Aiwiiitmil General Freight Agent, Detroit, Mich. W. M. SKINNER, General Baggage Agent, Buffalo, N. Y. H. T. HICKKItNt >.\, General I'erisliable Agent, Detroit, Mich. ATLANTA, GA.—1217 Healey Bldg. Tel. Walnut 3314. MILWAUKFK, WIS. 408 Guaranty Bldg. Tel. Daly 5660. O. L. MITCHELL General Agent Passenger Department J. It. III'HI.KT General Agent Passenger Department EDWARD HARE General Agent Freight Department C. I*. HIUIMWAY General Agent Freight Department BALTIMORE, MD.—1308 Continental Trust Bldg. Tel. Plaia 2782. MINNKAI'i II.IS, M I NN.—805 Metropolitan Life Bldg. Tel. Atlantic 5291. E. M. HESS General Agent F. J. HAMIIAIII General Agent Passenger Department BAY CITY, MICH.—Michigan Central Station. Tel. Madison 2400. A. I,. KVANS General Agent Freight Department W. C. LEWIS Assistant General Freight Agent NEW OKI.FANS, La—627 Hibemia Bank Bldg. Tel. Main 1283. BIRMINGHAM, ALA.—1301 Wattb Bldg. Tel. 3-6678. P. A <; II-. General Agent Passenger Department P. F. EILAKD General Agent Freight Department J. (;. w ii I'M x General Agent Freight Department Between BOSTON, MASS.—67 Franklin St. Tel. Liberty 1981. NIAGA11A FAI.I.H, N. Y.—Tel. 1287. 0. J. PETRIE City Passenger Agent C. V MCDONALD District Passenger Agent C. J. COOK (80 Federal St.) General Agent Krt. I tept, NIAGARA FALLS, < INT.—Tel. Niagara Falls, Ont. 337. Chicago BUFFALO, N. Y.—Room 704 Central Terminal. Tel. Jefferson 34(H). R. M Tiiisri.i': Traveling Freight Agent W. S. RANDOLPH Assistant General Passenger Agent OKLAHciMA CITY, OKLA.—1200 Colcord Bldg. Tel. 7-3440. and A. P. BLOSIER District Passenger Agent J. A Ni\ nit General Agent Passenger Department H. R. LENSEN, Room 1102 Central Terminal, Assistant General Freight Agent OMAHA, NKU. 921 City National Bank Bldg. Tel. Atlantic 8900. CHICAGO, ILL—La Salle Street Station. Tel. Wabash 4200. .1 F. DTAB General Agent Passenger Department C. A. RIEBLING Assistant General Passenger Agent It J KOSH General Agent Freight Department Toronto'Montreal T. P. HEOLER Traveling Pa.s»en«.t Agent PKcililA, 11,1..- 230 S.Jefferson Ave. Tel. 8500. F. H. CCSACK Assistant General Freight Agent H. It DAI.T General Agent Passenger Department See Wonderful Niagara DALLAS, TEX.—1008 Southwestern Life Bldg. Tel. 2-6333. PIIII.AIiFI.I'lllA, PA.—906 Finance Bldg. Tel. Rittenhouse 1370. "The Canadian" C. A. BRAWNER General Agent Passenger Department W. 1). PAINE Traveling Freight Agent M. A. GREDINQ General Agent Freight Department I'ltnl \ 1 \. A HI/,.— Room 703 Security Bldg. Tel. 31564. EASTBOUND WESTBOUND DAVENPORT, IOWA—310 Kahl Bldg. Tel. Kenwood 477. H I') MI'CI.INTIC Traveling Freight and Passenger Acen M. J. SWEET General Agent PITTSBURGH, PA.—1001 Union Trust Bldg. Tel. Grant 8852. 6.30 p.m. - - Lv... Chicago. .Ar. - - 8.15 a.m. The World's Greatest Moving Picture DENVER, COLO.—304 U. S. National Bank Bldg. Tel. Tabor 3306. .1 I' ROUNDS General Agent ERWIN TEARS General Agent Passenger Department K. A. KIIERLE Traveling Freight Agent 8.25 a.m. - - Ar. .Toronto. Lv. - - 8.55 p.m. J. J. FORD General Agent Freight Department PORTLA N I). ORE.—411 Pacific Bldg. Tel. Beacon 2370 4.30 p.m. - - Ar. Montreal Lv. - - 1.00 p.m. DETROIT, MICH.—Michigan Central Terminal. Tel. Lafayette 70(H). C .1 PAW General Agent Passenger Department Spend a day enroute in sightseeing R. B. HOLMES Assistant General Passenger Agent I F Mr AN LIN General Agent Freight Department Lounge-Observation Parlor Car A. V. ULRICH Special Passenger Representative ST. 1.1 'IIS, MO.—408 Pine St.. Tel. Chestnut 5234 or 5657. A. E. SAUER Division Freight Agent JOHN 1) SWITZKR General Agent Sleeping Car Chicago-Detroit A through sleeping car between Chicago and New York —Transportation Bldg. Tel. Randolph 2042. J I MIIIHN Traveling Freight Agent 3-Comp. 1-Drawing Room — Toronto-Montreal lays over whole day at Niagara Falls, N. Y. W. E. FRACKELTON General Agent Passenger Department W. II. WILSON Traveling Freight Agent Chicago-Montreal E. L. JENNINGS Assistant General Freight Agent ST. PAUL, Ml NN.—402 Pioneer Bldg. Tel. Garfield 5331. as follows— GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—40S Grand Rapids Trust Bldg. Tel. 8-0628. A. M. NYE General Agent Passenger Department Sleeping Cars Coaches J. C. RANNET Division Passenger Agent < 'i'- M 11Nno General Agent Freight Department —404 Grand Rapids Trust Bldg. Tel. 94114. ST. THOMAS, < INT.—Michigan Central Station. Tel. 1160. 12-Sec.—1-Drawing Room Chicago-Montreal 1. GREENBAUM Division Freie.lit Agent W. K. I'AUXINSON District Passenger Agent Chicago-Montreal EASTBOUND HOUSTON, TEX.—1808 Second National Bank Bldg. Tel. Fairfax 8006. J A \ I A i i n \ District Freight Agent Chicago-Toronto Dining Car R. R. SPANOENBERO General Agent Passenger Depart meat SAGINAW, MICH—306 Weichmann Bldg. Tel. Riverside 96. A. W. MORGAN General Agent Freight Department EOOENE F. SMITH General Agent Freight Department Michigan Central JACKSONVILLE, FLA.—309 Barnett National Bank Bldg. Tel. 5-2611 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.—523 Monadnock Bldg. Tel. Kearney 3682. W. F. CANADA General Agent Passenger Department II. I' BoeTWICK General Agent Passenger Department Lv. Chicago (No. 40) - - 9.00 P.M. V. M. OUSET General Agent Freight Department w « DII'KINHON General Agent Freight Department "The Overseas" KANSAS CITY, MO.—411 Ry. Exchange Bldg. Tel. Victor 6384. SEATTLE, WASH.—512 White Bldg. Tel. Elliott 2681. Morning Train with Through Sleeping Cars and Ar. Niagara Falls (No. 190) 8.55 A.M. A. C. BURROWS General Agent Passenger Department T. lv NFKI.AND General Agent Passenger Department Coaches, Chicago-Montreal. Open Sections, Drawing L. M. COFFEY General Agent Freight Department \ u tAHHKi.s General Agent Freight Department New York Central LONDON, ONT.—281 Dundas St. Tel. Metcalfe 108. TO I,I I >(), OHIO -Nicholas Bldg. Tel. Main 1181. Room and Compartments. Lounge-Observation, E. C. COOK Assistant General Passenger Agent L. M. ABBS Freight and Passenger Agent Detroit-Montreal. Dining Car. II W MM i i n (Tel. Adams 7711) General Agent Freight Department Lv. Niagara Falls (No. 246) 8.25 P.M. LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—424 Van Nuys Bldg. Tel. Trinity 7195. TULSA, (> KI,A. —437 Philcade Bldg. Tel. 3-5741. EASTBOUND WESTBOUND J. F. HERRINGTON General Agent Passenger Department S 1). POWERS General Agent Freight Department Ar. Buffalo (Cent. Term.) 9.23 P.M. T. C. PoRTEOUS General Agent Freight Department O M GIIKBN City Passenger Agent 9.00 a.m. - - Lv.. .Chicago.. Ar. - - 9.05 p.m. MEMPHIS, TENN.—1028 Exchange Bldg. Tel. 6-0160. WINDS! HI ONT —302 Canada Building. Tel. 3-5211 or 3-5212. 10.35 p.m. - - Ar.. .Toronto.. Lv. - - 8.00 a.m. Lv. Buffalo(Cent.Term.)(No.44) 9.55 P.M. G. H. JOHNSTON General Agent Freight Department .1 M I'IIANIIH District Passenger Agent O. G. HABVET Trav. Passenger Agent I. (' WHEELER General Agent 7.25 a.m. - - Ar.. Montreal .Lv. - - 11.00 p.m. Ar. New York - - • - 7.25 A.M. TICKET OFFICES Information, Railroad and Pullman Tickets via all mules may be obtained at "Midnight Special" WESTBOUND Telephone Nos. Detroit, Mi.l. Telephone Nos. EASTBOUND WESTBOUND New York Central Boston, Mass.—87 Franklin St Liberty 1981 Pullman Hcscrvations Randolph 8700 11.59 p.m. - - Lv.. .Chicago. .Ar. - - 7.20 a.m. Brooklyn, N. Y.—166 Pierrepont St Triangle 7440 125 II . 1 tiofaytttt Hlvd. (Transportation Building) Randolph 2042 304 /, WtM Grand lihd (Qen'l Motors Building) Empire 6867 1.45 p.m. - - Ar.. .Toronto. Lv„ - - 4.40 p.m. Lv. New York (No. 29) - 8.35 P.M. Buffalo, N. Y.— Mimgon ('1 nlutl Terminal Randolph 6700 Pullman Reservations Jefferson 94OO 9.45 p.m. - - Ar.. Montreal . Lv. - - 8.45 a.m. Ar. Buffalo (Cent. Term.) 7.00 A.M. 168 Pearl St. (City Office) Seneca 7000 Grand Rapiils, Mieh.—161 Ottawa Ave., N. W Auto 80628 Central Terminal.... Jefferson 3400 Irulianapiilin, Intl. -112 Monument Circle Riley 3322 12-Section, Drawing Room Sleeping Cars Ar. Niagara Falls (No. 209) 8.05 A.M. Chicago-Montreal Chicago, 111.— London, I Int. SSI Dundas St Metcalfe 108 Passenger Fare Information Waluixh ,:>nn Lounge-Observation (Lay over) Train Arrival Information Harrison 71*20 New York, N. Y.— Pullman Reservations Wabash 8700 Pullman ii<^,nations Fanderbt'lf 3200 Detroit-Montreal Lv. Niagara Falls (No. 246) 8.25 P.M. 183-185 West Jackson Street {City Office) Wabash 4800 17 John m Cortland 8700 Coach Service. Dining Car 232 No. Michigan Ave, {Boulevard Office) Wabash 4200 f>7 Chambers St. near Itroadway Worth 6281 Ar. Buffalo 9.23 P.M. Central Station Harrison 7820 4 W. ."(.1,/ SI Mar Fifth Ave Pennsylvania 5828 114 W. 42d St., between Broadway and Sixth Ave Wisconsin 1900 Cincinnati, O.—108 Dixie Terminal ' Main 3821, 3540 Michigan Central Cleveland, O.—U04 Chester Ave Cherry 7300 Pittsburgh, Vs,.—608 William Penn Way { Atla°ZicS646 Michigan Central Lv. Buffalo (No. 39) - - 10.35 P.M. Columbus, 0.—18 North Third St Main 7793 Toledo, 0 fit Superior St Adams 3151 Dayton, O.—ISS North Ludlow St Main 677 Canadian Pacific Ry.
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