. Railway mechanical engineer . e past by Powell, Clouds & Co.,602 Arch street, Philadelphia. K-G Welding & Cutting Company, 556 West Thirty-fourthstreet, New York, manufacturers of welding and cuttingapparatus, has opened a sales office in order to accommodateits western trade, at 12-14 East Harrison street, Chicago,where a complete line of welding and cutting apparatus willbe carried. William McCarthy, who has been in charge ofthe railroad service department, has been appointed west-ern sales manager. The Greenfield Tap & Die Corporation, Greenfield, Mass.,has acquired all of the corrmion st
. Railway mechanical engineer . e past by Powell, Clouds & Co.,602 Arch street, Philadelphia. K-G Welding & Cutting Company, 556 West Thirty-fourthstreet, New York, manufacturers of welding and cuttingapparatus, has opened a sales office in order to accommodateits western trade, at 12-14 East Harrison street, Chicago,where a complete line of welding and cutting apparatus willbe carried. William McCarthy, who has been in charge ofthe railroad service department, has been appointed west-ern sales manager. The Greenfield Tap & Die Corporation, Greenfield, Mass.,has acquired all of the corrmion stock of the Lincoln TwistDrill Company, Taunton, Mass. This company manufac-tures twist drills, reamers and milling cutters. These, addedto the products of the Greenfield Tap & Die Corporation,give it a complete line of small tools. Edward Blake, Jr.,formerly sales manager of Wells Brothers Company, is vice-president and general manager of the Lincoln Twist DrillCompany. h-LV. 1920 RAILWAY MECHANICAL ENGINEER 499. C. Blizard Due to the retirement of A. F. Stillm^vn from active inter-est in the management of The Watson-Stillman Company,New York, several changes in the personnel have been A. Stillman remains as president and also has full super-vision of the sales. Carl Wigtel, chief engineer, has beenelected vice-president, J. D. Brocks, treasurer, and A. Par-ker Nevin, secretary; LeRoy T. Brown has been appointedworks manager, J. W. Delano, assistant works manager, and\V. H. Martin, purchasing agent. Charles Blizard, third vice-president of the ElectricStorage Battery Company, died on June 12. He was bornat Stevens Point, Wis., in 1864, and was educated in the east, graduating from theBrooklyn PolytechnicInstitute. In October,1893, he became asso-ciated with the Elec-tric Storage BatteryCompany and was inthe service of the com-pany a total of 27years. He was at firstmanager of the NewYork office and in1900 he was moved tothe home office inPhiladelphia in chargeof sales.
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