. Electric railway journal . en appointed general superin-tendent of the Citizens Traction Company, Oil City, Pa.,one of the public utility properties operated by Day &Zimmermann, Philadelphia, as general managers. In theearly part of the year Mr. W. W. Cole, of Day & Zimmer-mann, was sent to the Citizens Traction Company propertyas acting general manager, to perfect a reorganization ofthe property and to direct a large amount of constructionwork. Mr. Cole has spent most of his time during the pastnine months on the property, and has successfully concludedhis labors. Mr. McClure has entered up
. Electric railway journal . en appointed general superin-tendent of the Citizens Traction Company, Oil City, Pa.,one of the public utility properties operated by Day &Zimmermann, Philadelphia, as general managers. In theearly part of the year Mr. W. W. Cole, of Day & Zimmer-mann, was sent to the Citizens Traction Company propertyas acting general manager, to perfect a reorganization ofthe property and to direct a large amount of constructionwork. Mr. Cole has spent most of his time during the pastnine months on the property, and has successfully concludedhis labors. Mr. McClure has entered upon his duties andwill be permanently located at Oil City. He has for severalyears been a member of the Day & Zimmermann forcesand is one of the firms prominent efficiency engineers, hav-ing given particular attention to schedules and car opera-tions. Mr. McClure has in the past few years made a num-ber of visits to the Citizens Traction Company property onexpert work. January 3, 1914.] ELECTRIC RAILWAY JOURNAL 61. Mr. T. L. Miller, assistant to Mr. F. R. Coates, president ofthe Toledo Railways & Light Company, Toledo, Ohio, hasbeen appointed purchasing agent for all the properties oper-ated by this company to succeed Mr. C. T. Munz, Millers appointment as assistant to the president wasannounced in the May 18, 1912, issue of the Electric Rail-way Journal, accompanied with his biography. Mr. John F. Calderwood resigned as vice-president andgeneral manager of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit System onJan. 1, but will retain his connection with the company in anadvisory capacity. He willtake a years vacation be-fore resuming active Calderwood becameconnected with the Brook-lyn Rapid Transit Companyin 1902 as assistant to L. Greatsinger, thenpresident of the had previously beencomptroller of the TwinCity Rapid Transit Com-pany, Minneapolis, Calderwood was bornat Reford near Detroit,Mich., on May 27, 1859. Hewas educated in the publicand high
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