ST. JOSEPH O. R. T. CLUB-Meets the 3d Saturday evening of each month at Robidoux Hotel, St. Joseph, Mo. L. B. Ockerman, Pres., 420 N. 19th st., St. Joseph, Mo.; D. W. Smith, S. & T., 609 Hamburg ave., St. Joseph, Mo. LITTLE ROCK O. R. T. CLUB-Meets subject to call of S. & T. C. C. Jacklin, Pres., Room 224, Union Station, Little Rock, Ark.; H. W. Gibbs, S. & T., 516 E. 8th st., Little Rock, Ark.

OTTUMWA O. R. T. CLUB-Meets 1st Saturday after 3d Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p. m., at Ballingall Hotel, Ottumwa, Iowa. W. C. Critchfield, President, 938 West Second st., Ottumwa, Iowa; C. F. Ream, S. & T., Graham Flats, corner Second and Jefferson sts., Ottumwa, Iowa.

THE TOPEKA O. R. T. CLUB-Meets 8 p. m. 2d Sunday of each month at the Throop Hotel, Fourth and Kansas ave., Topeka, Kan. R. D. Stover, Pres., 305 Western ave., Topeka, Kan.; A. S. Carver, S. & T., 329 Lake st., Topeka, Kan.

THE PANHOMA TELEGRAPHERS' CLUBMeets Saturday evening following the 21st of each month in Southern Hotel, El Reno, Okla. G. A. Barnard, Pres., El Reno, Okla., H. T. Snodgrass, S. & T., 1008 W. London st., ΕΙ Reno, Okla.

CHEMUNG TELEGRAPHERS' CLUB OF ELMIRA, N. Y.-Meets subject to call of President. M. G. Beach, Pres., R. D. No. 2, Elmira, N. Y.; W. U. Phillips, S. & T., Horse Heads, N. Y.

PEORIA-PEKIN O. R. T. CLUB-Meets 1:30 p. m., 2d Sunday each month, in the Jefferson Hotel, Peoria, and 8 p. m., 4th Thursday each month, Pekin. A. C. McNeff, Pres., 613 Green st., Peoria, Ill.; Thomas Phippens, S. & T., 510 Saratoga st., Peoria, Ill.

EVANSVILLE O. R. T. CLUB-Meets 2d Sunday each month. A. L. Marshall, Jr., Pres., Cynthiana, Ind.; John P. Manion, S. & T., 5 Edgar st., Evansville, Ind.

ONTARIO O. R. T. CLUB-Meets subject to call of President and Secretary. R. A. Snyder, Pres., Newtonville, Ontario; Fred Greenfield, S. & T., Port Hope, Ontario.

THE HOOSIER O. R. T. CLUB-Meets 4th Thursday each month at 8 p. m., Hotel English, Indianapolis, Ind. W. G. Brenneman, Pres., 2327 Prospect st., Indianapolis, Ind.; W. H. Gipe, S. & T., 824 Oakland ave., Indianapolis, Ind.

THE KANSAS CITY RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS' CLUB-Meets 2d Friday each month at 8 p. m., at the Coates House. M. Williams, Pres., 2414 N. 5th st., Kansas City, Kan. A. J. Jones, S. & T., 1117 Newton ave., Kansas City, Mo.

THE FT. WORTH O. R. T. CLUB-Meets 4th Monday of each month in Chamber of Commerce Building. Sam S. Beene, Pres., Ft. Worth, Tex.; W. H. Malone, S. & T., Ft. Worth, Tex.

Intercolonial Ry.-S. C. Charters, Gen'l Chairman, Point du Chene, N. B.; R. A. McMillan, Secretary General Committee, Charlo Station, N. B.

Long Island Railroad-A. A. Leonard, Gen'l
Chairman, 46 Canal st., Jamaica, N. Y.; E.
Frank Webb, Secretary General Committee, 81
Flushing ave., Jamaica, N. Y.

Mobile & Ohio Railroad-L. T. Murdaugh, Gen'l
Chairman, 462 East College st., Jackson, Tenn.;
R. M. Holmes, Secretary, Artesia, Miss.
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad-
Leonard J. Ross, Gen'l Chairman, 203 Woodbine
st., Auburn, R. I.; M. W. Handy, Secretary
General Committee, Box 885, New Haven,
Conn.

Wabash Railroad-V. A. Wood, Gen'l Chairman,
Milan, Mich.; L. W. Abbott, Secretary General
Committee, Dawson, Ill.

Local No. 2, O. R. T. Division 76-Covers the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway System. Meets
upon call.
Miss Erna L. Schneider, Acting
Gen'l Chairman and S. & T., Dousman, Wis.
Local No. 3, O. R. T. Division 132-Covers the
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Meets subject to call
of Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Gen'l Chairman, Oviedo,
Fla.; Mrs. J. H. Williams, Gen'l S. & T.,
Wilson, N. C.

Local No. 4, O. R. T. Division 35-Meets subject to call of Gen'l Chairman. Mrs. Bessie Mehring, Gen'l Chairman, 75 Peck st., Attleboro, Mass.; Mrs. Addie Couant, Gen'l S. & T., 55 Francis st., Auburn, R. I.

Local No. 5, O. R. T. Division 8-Covers New
York Central Ry. System. Meets upon call.
Mrs. Nora M. Joyce, Gen'l Chairman, Chitten-
ango Station, N. Y.; Mrs. M. J. Wood, Gen'l
S. & T., South Schenectady, N. Y.
Local No. 6, O. R. T. Division 113-Covers the
Ulster & Delaware System. Meetings subject
to call of Gen'l Chairman. Mrs. Harry Halstead,
Gen' Chairman, R. F. D. No. 3, Oneonta, N.
Y.; Mrs. Sinclair Snyder, Gen'l S. & T., South
Kortright, N. Y.

Local No. 7, O. R. T. Division 14-Covers the Norfolk & Western Railway. call.

Meets upon
Mrs. N. A. Schwinger, Gen'l Chairman, 21
Tenth ave., S. W., Roanoke, Va.; Mrs. C. P.
Winborne, Gen'l S. & T., Graham, Va.

Local No. 8, O. R: T. Division 31-Covers the
Missouri Pacific System. Meetings subject to
call.
Mrs. Pearl Mott, Gen'l Chairman, Haven,
Kan.; Mrs. Maude Lawrence, Gen'l S. & T.,
Utica, Kan.

Local No. 9, O. R. T. Division 59-Covers the Southern Railway System. Meets subject to call of Mrs. C. L. Watson, Gen' Chairman, Veechdale, Ky.; Mrs. Callie B. Dellinger, Gen'l S. & T., Plainville, Ga.

Local No. 10, O. R. T. Division 33-Covers Baltimore & Ohio Ry. System. Meetings subject to call of Chairman. Mrs. Mary A. Bell, Gen'l Chairman, New Concord, Ohio; Miss L. Marie Eiler, Gen'l S. & T., Defiance, Ohio.

Local No. 12, O. R. T. Division 46-Covers the Central of Georgia Railway System. Meetings subject to call of Chairman. Mrs. J. H. Randall, Jr., Gen'l S. & T., Smithville, Ga.

Local No. 13, O. R. T. Division 62-Covers the Queen & Crescent Lines (North). Meets subject to call. Mrs. A. B. Willison, Gen❜l Chairman, Box 85, Science Hill, Ky.; Mrs. J. W. Anderson, Gen'l S. & T., Oakdale, Tenn.

Local No. 14, O. R. T. Division 93-Covers the Illinois Central Railway System. Meets subject to call. Mrs. E. L. Mathis, Acting Gen❜l Chairman and Gen'l S. & T., 214 Lafayette st., Jackson, Tenn.

Local No. 15, O. R. T. Division 23-Covers the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and the Puget Sound Railway Systems. Meetings subject to call. Mrs. S. Olive Lester, Gen'l S. & T., Flat 7, 912 South Sixth ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Local No. 16, O. R. T. Division 44-Meets 2d Saturday of each month at 8 p. m., in Hall No. 2, Fraternity Hall, 2224 Harriman ave., Jamaica, N. Y. Mrs. O. A. Hudson, General Chairman,

37 Longfellow ave., Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.; Mrs. J. E. Shields, Gen'l S. & T., 1034 Bergen st., Brooklyn, N. Y.

Local No. 17, O. R. T. Division 7-Covers the Canadian Pacific Railway System. Meetings subject to call of Chairman. Mrs. W. H. Allison, Gen'l Chairman, 68 Melbourne ave., Toronto, Ont.; Mrs. S. S. Campbell, Gen'l S. & T., Verona, Ont.

Local No. 18, O. R. T. Division 53-Covers the Southern Pacific System, H. G. & S. A. Ry. Meetings subject to call of Gen'l Chairman. Mrs. W. E. Blume, Gen'l Chairman, Cameron, Cal.; Mrs. F. E. Walters, Gen'l S. & T., Ashland, Ore.

Local No. 19, O. R. T. Division 130-Covers the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. Meetings subject to call of Mrs. J. E. Kerr, Gen'l S. & T., Orleans, Neb.

Local No. 20, O. R. T. Division 5-Covers the Kansas City Southern Ry. System. Meetings subject to call of Chairman. Mrs. N. C. Vickers, Gen❜l Chairman, De Ridder, La.; Mrs. L. W. Wood, Gen'l S. & T., Goodman, Mo.

Local No. 21, O. R. T. Division 17-Covers the Pennsylvania R. R. (Lines east of Pittsburg and Erie). Meetings subject to call of Gen'l Chairman. Mrs. Elinor A. Maurer, Gen❜l Chairman, Elwood, N. J.; Mrs. Helena D. Hitchner, Gen'l S. & T., Pitman, N. J.

Local No. 22, O. R. T. Division 126-Covers the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific System. Meet

ings subject to call of Gen'l Chairman. Mrs. J. A. Tracy, Gen'l Chairman, Goodland, Kan.; Mrs. C. H. Meador, Gen'l S. & T., Room 314, New England Building, Topeka, Kan.

Local No. 23, O. R. T. Division 81-Covers the Colorado Midland Ry. System. Meetings sub

ject to call of Gen'l Chairman. Mrs. B. I. Sipes, Gen❜l Chairman, Buena Vista, Colo.; Mrs. Emma L. Rose, Gen'l S. & T., Ivanhoe, Colo.

Local No. 24, O. R. T. Division 54-Covers the Northern Pacific Ry. System. Meetings subject to call of the Gen'l Chairman, Mrs. B. E. Nason, Athol, Idaho; Mrs. Maude Graham, Gen'l S. & T., Woodland, Wash.

Local No. 25, O. R. T. Division 39-Covers the Pere Marquette System. Meetings held time and place of the O. R. T. brothers. Mrs. Florence E. Watson, Gen'l Chairman, 404 Columbus ave., Holland, Mich.; Mrs. Ellen Jacob, Gen'l S. & T., 977 Cherry st., Grand Rapids, Mich.

Local No. 26, O. R. T. Division 146-Covers the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Ry. System. Meets upon call of Acting Gen'l Chairman and Acting Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. C. A. Pye, Oglethorpe, Ga.

Local No. 27, O. R. T. Division 140-Covers the Maine Central Ry. System. Meets subject to call of Gen'l Chairman. Mrs. Edna P. McKenzie, Gen'l Chairman, Lincoln, Me.; Mrs. Florence L. Graham, Gen'l S. & T., 470 Main st., Bangor, Me.

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