. Information for employes and the public; being a series of leaflets issued ... by the Pennsylvania railroad system in the interest of improved service, increased efficiency, and a better understanding by employes and the public of railroad problems . Superin-tendent, Philadelphia Terminal Division. Joseph J. Rhoads, Superintendent,Schuylkill Division. John Moore James, Superintendent,Renovo Division. ,Superintendent of MotivePower, Western Pennsylvania Division. John M. Henry, Assistant Superintend-ent, Pittsburgh Division. Robert Maskell Patterson, Special Agent,(jeneral Manager
. Information for employes and the public; being a series of leaflets issued ... by the Pennsylvania railroad system in the interest of improved service, increased efficiency, and a better understanding by employes and the public of railroad problems . Superin-tendent, Philadelphia Terminal Division. Joseph J. Rhoads, Superintendent,Schuylkill Division. John Moore James, Superintendent,Renovo Division. ,Superintendent of MotivePower, Western Pennsylvania Division. John M. Henry, Assistant Superintend-ent, Pittsburgh Division. Robert Maskell Patterson, Special Agent,(jeneral Managers Department. John Barclay Fisher, Superintendent ofFreight Transportation at Philadelphia. H. C. Bixler, Superintendent of Stationsand Transfers, Lines East of Pittsburgh. T. S. Bell, Superintendent of Car Service. Frank W. Smith, Jr., Assistant Superin-tendent, New York Division. J. M. Jones, Assistant Superintendent,Philadelphia Terminal Division. J. H. Harris, Division Engineer, NewYork Division. Charles D. Porter, Master Mechanic,28th Street Shop, Pittsburgh. C. D. Barrett, Assistant Engineer ofMotive Power, Office of General Superin-tendent of Motive Power, Altoona, Pa. Lloyd B. Jones, Assistant Engineer ofMotive Power, Central Division,. FRANK LITTLE SHEPPARD Resident Assistant to Vice-President in Charge of OperationPennsylvania Lines East of Pittsburgii Frank Little Sheppard was born in Bridgeton,N. J., in 1851. He entered the service of thePennsylvania Railroad Company as Apprenticeat the Altoona Shops, in 1868, and subsequentlywas employed as Draughtsman and in charge ofengineering work. Soon after the lease of the United Railroads ofNew Jersey to the Pennsylvania Railroad, was transferred to that division, servingin various capacities, principally as Train Masteron the New York Division, until 1881, when hewas appointed Superintendent of the SunburyDivision, Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Hecontinued in that position but a short time, and in1882 he was
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