The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 10

PAGE TIM 6LOBE. AMABILLO. TEXAS THURSDAY, JANUARY MOST POWERFUL DIESEL the engineers extra board Fire-jdue to the illness of Mrs. Hallibur- j.1917 to 1836, when he retired 56--Conductor I. E.

Graham'' and i haying been transferred from man R. Hittson, of the Dalharti ton's mother J. C. Blackburn Timekeeper D. Hines and wife i Brakeman Kraus and ari ex- division, has been assigned to during visited over the week end in the S98 We are glad to hear Superintendent W.

Engineer Jess Webb is some im-i Mode accompanied ''by'Art Davis proved W. B. Brewer is spending, and -OL. Daniels, made an inspec- hls vacation in.Sayre with his farh- 0 tour over', the fourth division Asa Wllcox has been assigned to switcher with' Engineer P. A.

Cleghorn R. 'Hi Baldwin: Locomotive on "rails. ON the RAILROADS This streamlined giant of 3000.horsepower, 'Works, is half again as powerful as anything of ite ty.pe- Seaboard will use it to rush tree-ripened fruits'to Speed Work On Engines The most powerful Diesel locomo tive unit in the world hrts becn-com pletcd by the Baldwin Locomotlvi Works in the record, time of fou: months from conception to its formal presentation Air Line Railway; to the Seaboard The new streamlined giant generates 3000 horsepower, one-third more power than ever before hns been, placed in 'one cab of a locomotive. Immediately after Ralph Kelly president.of Baldwin, presented the locomotive to Seaboard at'a formal ceremony at the Ecldystone, Pennsylvania plant early this month, it put Into heavy, fast freight service hauling fresh fruits and vegetables from Florida to the northern tnnrkcts. It is expected the-Diesel, restricted to a top speed of miles "per hour but actually cupuble of 120' miles per hour, will make it possible for housewives in the distant markets to have tree- riper; fruits and fresher vegetables.

The cnffinc was christened the "Rail Master," Following the presentation, Mr. Kelly.announced Chat 14 of the -new Diesels have been ordered by the Mexican National Railway for its high-altitude run mountains between Mexico City. The through Torreon the and A i i returned from, Oklahoma wriere he l-VBcationed'With, friends: and rela- G. Weaver, yard is back is, getting on the Job after a week's illness with I a physical check up at the VcC- thc flu Marlon F. Reaves is crans'.

Hospital E. Lightfoot hns working as ticket clerk week Luther' check -clerk, work in the- baggage-department for the next 10 days The new switch-j reported'for duty man 'employed this week is W. Kosteling Brakeman Carl Cox been assigned cashier's job at Ouymon ser has and J. Earley has'transferred Amarillo 'and will who has-just been discharged from reported for train Engineer- is Msitinj his motlier in Shamrock. this'weel Garman'J.

R. Nicholas Is work- ng as foreman during the absence of Loulc'M. Franks Our sym- Union Pacific Railroad also has of the 3000-horscpower operated in, tandem motive. to be as. one loco- r-- pathy to the J.

N. Morgan family They have been officially notificc hat their son Frank has been it sea Clerk H. D. Arncy is 'on racsitlori and will spend it in'New Mexico Bert Day, yard clerk down with the flu. Carroll Davis, who' 'has been dis- harged -from the report 6' the pa55cngcr-staU6ns baggage- man this week Brakeman T.R.

iVilson is laying off to -'attend Reaves; Icket clerk, was called to Oklahoma City due to the serious Illness of Ms. Reaves' father H. D. Lowry is baclc on the job in the freight house after vacationing in South Texas. Brakeman 'Harley Wade 'That "someonclryou- the.

youngsters can be reached right'i away with a Tfews-Globe Want Ad. Stalni, Add Ntw It DENIAL PLATES Klttnlu harmful Juit put your plate or flaji'of water, add a littlr Klccnitr, Stainj. riincolorations and Your teeth-' iparklt? IlNvVhtw. drucflt! today for WLIFO.NIA NAVIl 6.A. a ndcalcium.Youe nJ oy its richer flavor, too.

Mo reuses! slice the lunch box or eating Sunkist UST FOR JVlCt- Turner is-confined'-to his home'with the Ilu. is acting foreman Mabry is another bu vacation this week. i BURLINGTON Brakeman Richaidson j'ls back oh the Walter a very successful, week Bill salted- down' two Rex Walling, here several years- friends this past a conductoi for the with headquarters' Ini.OaklflJid'^.Calif laying off to business. this 'wesk Brakeman J. P.

"is 'sure iun doing the work. The 1 Mayhalls have a 'girl. Y.y... L. LUr bid in through freight out nographer in the master median- Aeut Jocal No 73 Rnd ic's, office-but now secretary to the ductor E.

Campbell Bralce- uiAAUC uuli 11UW VLJC at Clovis: Floyd man and V. Handley. sent, Ms to his many friends in'- Arnarillo.i' Rossf E. has been, assistant' passen- Eddie Caviness, former Army lieutenant with offices In the general' office building to assist ih the handling of 'military personnel, vis- this week among friends Mrs. wife of operator ger agent- for- the Coast Lines, with iif .,5, ee On mends In who hpsn at St.

hi.arlrnni-.rtj.ni' Anm.l« he building MiSS Cecil Frances at been at headquarters' 1 He Anthony's: returned home Monday i succeeds Stewart, 1 deceased. Engirieei; Puma, and Fireman Chappelk held the position of di- E. 1 Malone assigned vision 1 passenger at Denver Mv-switcii" engine, in Fort his' recent promotion Jimmy. Shores returned ito: his for-j a.s,r.day,- 'caller- 'aftertwo: 1 years Marines. placed 'Elsie who.

-Worth brakeman, worked in service, with Conductor this" past week. Ed has-'been' 'quite busy' "accepting-; shift? Of-'tils t-many 1 T. M. Moore, who has po i 'tment to assistant general been working at 'Clinton, displaced -E. J.

DefJrazier.riireman, has been freight agent.of."the Panhandle E. Graham on the local switcher assigned I Santa Ee his San- with Brakeman D. B. Howard and Job in Fort ta Fe career In 1926- as a msssen-'DeWitt Murray caused Worth Brakeman O. E.

Ether- cr boy, Ed typifies the "home.several-.;changes- in the. local crews id'ge and Fei'guson hav trans- town boy makes good" ad! Roberts is now working' in the mechanical superintendent's Just Received New Shipment Of ORIENTAL RUGS CARPETS DUE SOON! KHOURY BROS. IH West 5th Phone 4871 ferred to.the' AmariUo'swltchmen's for" temporary service is well deserving of all way- good" adage and and they arc now worked by the quets thrown his Josh Kelly; passenger conductor, is Lewis has, resigned her job still on the sick list Brakeman as stenographer 'in, the general mari- the bcu- following Local No. 55 and Miss B. J.

Howard is laying off due serious, illness in the family. to ager's office. The death- of Clerk Blanford' and wile heaven, general- left today for Wellington -to attend she family reunion Hazel 6as been employed as -an operator, Lloyd. 1 will relieve Henry c. Tims at Claude for the next week Sain has been assigned as foreman of the extia gang at Washburn 'relieving Fred Miller who will the -third district.

W. Hafliburton, at Tcxlin'ei was to Qui'ncy, 111., A Vital Message To Men Who Feel Old agent, was with Regret. Treleaven was known this territory been, livestock agent for the 'system- from' STUBBiE take'a Will Ezell has been LOOK OUT FOR 'Iloccnt medlcnl rcvcnl that amarinp numbor-of children (nnrl. "mny Yc 'often without ftuincctlntc what'in wronfrl And th Uvinit inside tha human 1 real dlntrcM, So the warning atenn Ihnt may 'the' ffRravatinff-rectal itch. Get P-W nd follow the rllrcctipng.

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