. Electric railway journal . ctric; 4:45 p. m., steam; 4:45 p. m., electric; 7p. m., electric; 9 p. m., electric; 11 p. m., electric. To New York—Reading: 8:45 a. m., 2:10 p. m. To New York—Pennsylvania: 9:15 a. m., 2:30 p. m. The Philadelphia & Reading station in Atlantic City is atthe corner of Atlantic Avenue and Arkansas Avenue. The Pennsylvania stations for steam and electric train?adjoin each other, at the corner of Atlantic Avenue andTennessee Avenue. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE ATHLETES Those who wish to purchase photographs of the group ofcontestants in Wednesday evenings athletic carnival caB
. Electric railway journal . ctric; 4:45 p. m., steam; 4:45 p. m., electric; 7p. m., electric; 9 p. m., electric; 11 p. m., electric. To New York—Reading: 8:45 a. m., 2:10 p. m. To New York—Pennsylvania: 9:15 a. m., 2:30 p. m. The Philadelphia & Reading station in Atlantic City is atthe corner of Atlantic Avenue and Arkansas Avenue. The Pennsylvania stations for steam and electric train?adjoin each other, at the corner of Atlantic Avenue andTennessee Avenue. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE ATHLETES Those who wish to purchase photographs of the group ofcontestants in Wednesday evenings athletic carnival caBdo so from Harper Smith, the photographer at the cornerof Boardwalk and Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic City. We arepublishing this notice because the entertainment committeethought that it would be of more convenience for the dele-gates and others who wish this photograph to have thenotice appear in print rather than to have the photographercirculate on the Pier for orders. October 13, 1911.] ELECTRIC RAILWAY JOURNAL. 801. THE CONTESTANTS OF WEDNESDAY NIGHT The accompanying photograph shows the doughty athletesin the contest Wednesday night. The victorious lifersin the baseball game stand triumphant at the right, withPresident Erady holding the loving cup in the center. Thestonebreakers look as downcast over their defeat asthough they had been condemned to another twenty yearsof penal servitude. Car 23, which proved Wednesday evening that it knewhow to skiddoo away from unlucky 13, is in the centerof the discomfited ball players. The triumphant pushballmechanics are at the right, and the defeated dudes at theleft. The policemen, as in the contest and in rtiily life,are in front of the picture, while the umpire and chairmanof the entertainment committee remain modestly in thebackground. ■a boZ>> 01 T3 aso li a< NICKEL-STEEL PAILS IN ROCHESTER The New York State Railways at Rochester have beenconducting some very interesting experiments on the wearof rails of different
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