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SYSTEM S Y S T E MPASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES P A S S E N G E R TRAIN SCHEDULES

EFFECTIVE APRIL 24, 1966

Norfolkand

WesternRAILWAY

EFFECTIVE APRIL 24, 1966

Responsibility—The Norfolk and Western Ry. Co. i s no t re-sponsible for errors in time tables, inconvenience or loss resultingfrom delayed trains, failure to make connections, air-conditioningfailures, o r emergency substitutions i n equipment. Schedules,consists and designations of trains shown in this folder are subjectto change without notice.

Time—From 12:01 A.M. to 12:00 o'clock noon, inclusive, is shownin light-face type, between 12:01 P.M. and 12:00 o'clock midnightby dark-face type.

Children's Fares—Children under five years o f age may ridewithout charge when accompanied by a parent or guardian. How-ever, one half-fare ticket is required when one, two or three childrenunder five have exclusive use of a berth or parlor car seat. Childrenfive years of age and under twelve, are charged a half-fare; children12 years and older, full fare.

Purchase in Advance—Tickets for reserved Sleeping or Parlorcar space and coach seats should be purchased as far in advanceas possible.

Cancellations—If you change your travel plans, please cancelSleeping, Parlor car or coach seat reservations promptly by telephone.

Stopovers are permitted at all points where trains are scheduledto stop, within final limit of tickets, by notifying conductor.

Adjustment o f Fares—In cases o f dispute with conductors oragents, pay the fare required, take receipt and communicate with theGeneral Passenger Sales Manager.

Redemption o f Tickets—Tickets unused, or partly used, will beredeemed under tariff regulations at proper value.

Loss of Tickets—Passenger should guard against such loss, asrailroads are not responsible.

Train Stops—Trains make regular stops only at stations wheretime figures are shown. When a symbol or letter appears in traincolumn opposite station this indicates train only stops on certainconditions. Where trains make a conditional stop, advance noticeshould be given to agent or train conductor.

Baggage—Will be checked only from or to stations having facilitiesfor handling. Every effort will be made to expedite handling, but therailroad cannot guarantee to forward baggage on same train withowner. T o facilitate receipt on arrival at destination, passengersare advised to check baggage sufficiently in advance of departure,preferably 24 hours or more.

150 pounds of baggage, not exceeding $100.00 in value, will bechecked on each adult ticket and 75 pounds, not exceeding $50.00in value, will be checked on each child's half-fare ticket, withoutadditional charge, except for a nominal baggage checking servicecharge.

Passengers may declare excess value at time of checking subjectto a nominal charge for each additional $100.00 or fraction thereof,but not exceeding $2,500.00. N o single piece of baggage exceeding300 pounds in weight, or single shipment exceeding $2,500.00 invalue, will be checked. Exception: Boxes of heavy or corrugatedpaperboard are limited to a gross weight of 50 pounds each.

Checkable baggage consists of wearing apparel and other articlesnecessary and appropriate for the wear, use, comfort and con-venience of the passenger for the purpose of the trip, but does notinclude prohibited articles.

Baby cabs, bicycles, cribs, go-carts, sleds, campers' outfits, invalidchairs, golf bags and certain other articles, securely fastened, areacceptable for checking in baggage service, subject to rules stipu-lated in tariff. Money, jewelry, negotiable papers, liquids, fragile or

GENERAL INFORMATION

Standard Time is used throughout this folder.

perishable articles; radios, typewriters, dishes and other householdgoods are examples of articles not checkable as baggage. ConsultAgent.

Dogs and other small household pets in substantial crates or cagesmay be checked and transported in baggage cars subject to tariffregulations and charges. Small dogs, cats, birds or other small house-hold pets (not vicious, odoriferous or otherwise objectionable) whencarried in baskets, containers or on leash and muzzled, may be takenin private room accommodations in Parlor or Pullman cars, but wil lnot be permitted in coaches.

Hand-Baggage in Pu l lman Cars is limited to that which canbe conveniently placed in the berth, seat or other accommodationspurchased by the passenger.

Lost Ar t ic les to be inquired for at Lost Article Department interminal stations, or through the nearest ticket agent.

No Responsibi l i ty I s Assumed for unchecked articles left instations or cars.

Passenger and Baggage Transfer in Chicago—A uniformedagent of the RAILROAD TRANSFER SERVICE, INC., meets all in-coming trains so that passengers may arrange for transfer of them-selves and their baggage to other stations. When transfer coupon viathe RAILROAD TRANSFER SERVICE, INC., is included in ticket, theRAILROAD TRANSFER SERVICE, INC., wil l honor this coupon tothe designated depot.

Passengers holding through tickets, having three (3) or more hoursbetween trains, may, on arrival in Chicago, deliver their baggage toRAILROAD TRANSFER SERVICE, INC., Agent and receive claimcheck for baggage which will be transferred to parcel room of thedepot from which the passengers will depart, and may be claimedon presentation of claim check.

Charge for this service (on presentation of transfer coupon) is 35cper piece of baggage, plus regular applicable parcel room chargefor 24-hour service prevailing at outgoing station.

Baggage Insurance—Insurance covering full value of passenger'sbaggage and personal effects for entire trip away from home is soldat principal offices.

Red Cap Baggage—Luggage accepted by Red Cap Porters forhandling to Pullman or Chair Cars must be claimed on Train at timeof departure. This service does not include delivery at destination.

Prepaid Transportation—Do you know you can arrange transpor-tation for relatives or friends without the necessity of forwardingfunds by mail or otherwise? The nearest agent will be glad to explainour prepaid transportation arrangements which will have your pas-senger on the way before you could forward the funds by mail. N ocharge for the service other than the cost of the transportation.

,IT—Rail-Auto Service—This service is available at the desti-nations indicated by this symbol. Under the Rail-Auto Travel Planyou may combine the best of two methods of travel. Enjoy a com-fortable train ride TO your destination, then rent a Drivurself auto-mobile AT your destination. A n y ticket agent will gladly make thearrangements for you in advance.

Invalids • or Disabled Persons—Any person who, because ofmental, physical or other disabi l i ty, is incapable of properly caringfor himself or herself, will be received as a passenger ONLY whenaccompanied by a competent attendant.

Optional Routings are available between many points. Consu l tticket agent for specific information.

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(30th St. Sta.) " 2 55 10 32 9 439 09 12 06 t 4 43 " Wilmington, Del " 2 27 10 03 9 14

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10 00 12 55 5 45 Ar Bristol, Va 4 = 4 N & W L v 2 55 10 25 0010 30 1 05 5 55 Lv Bristol, Va S o u . A r 2 45 10 10 40

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8 00 1 01 Lv Chattanooga, Tenn.(EST) S o u . A r 7 40 3 35

4 10 8 00 Ar Memphis, Tenn. (CST) Sou. L v 9 15 7 00(Southern Ry. Sta.)

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9 00 412 45 Lv Birmingham, Ala a A r 4 2 50 0 7 056 35 ,l, 8 20 Ar New Orleans, La S o u . L v I 7 45 9 00

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EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS

(Conditional Stops shown herein for revenue passengers [except F Stop))

FOR TABLE 1

4 Norfolk, Va., Station for Norfolk Naval Station, Naval Training Station, Naval RecruitsTraining School, Navy Yard and Marine Hospital—Portsmouth Station for Navy Yard andNaval Hospital.

CD Bus service available between Norfolk, Va. and Portsmouth, Va.

X Carolina Coach Company bus service from and to Bus Station in Petersburg located atAdams and Washington Streets and to and from Bus Terminal at Richmond located atNinth and Broad Streets. Coupons of rail tickets reading between Richmond and Peters.burg, or vice versa, will be honored by the Carolina Coach Company.

a Nor th Petersburg—Transfer necessary.

' N o checked baggage handled from or to this station.

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Streamlined coach train (seats reserved in advance—coach seat charge applies).0

Rail auto service available at this point.

A Stop to discharge from Roanoke. Washington or beyond.

B Stop to discharge from beyond Portsmouth or receive for Christiansburg and beyond.

C Stop to discharge or receive from or to Roanoke and beyond or to receive or discharge foror from Williamson and beyond.

E Stop to discharge or receive.

F Flag Stop.

G Stop to discharge from Petersburg and beyond, or receive for Lynchburg and beyond.

I S t o p to discharge from Lynchburg and beyond or receive for Petersburg and beyond.

K Stop only to discharge passengers.

M Stop to discharge from Kenova or beyond or receive for Cincinnati (including Norwoodand Winton Place).

X Stop to receive for Roanoke or beyond.Stations For Which No Time Is Shown A t Which Trains Will Stop On Signal:Trains 25 and 26—Cedar and Crum.

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ED Bus service available between Norfolk, Va. and Portsmouth, Va.

a Nor th Petersburg—Transfer necessary.

E Stops only to discharge Passengers.

FOR TABLE 3Daily, except Sundays.

Meal stop. Box breakfasts-lunches-dinners available on notice to conductor.Box breakfasts-dinners available at Monroe, Va., on notice to Conductor,

Box luncheons-dinners available Monroe, Va. on notice to Conductor.

No checked baggage handled from or to this station.

Streamlined Train—(Coach seats reserved—Reservation charge applying).

az. Rail-Auto service available at this point.

A Stop to discharge from beyond Lynchburg or to receive for Bristol and beyond.

B Stop to discharge from beyond Lynchburg.

C Stop to discharge from Bristol and beyond or to receive for Roanoke and beyond.D Stop to discharge or receive.

F Flag Stop.

G Stop to discharge from Bristol and beyond or to receive for Charlottesville and beyond

I S t o p to discharge from beyond Bristol and to receive for beyond Lynchburg.

J Stop to discharge from Roanoke and beyond.

(1) No checked baggage or remains handled on Train No. 17 at this station.

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Coach Seat Reservations are Required for Domeliner "City of St. Louis", betweenSt. Louis Kansas City and Western Points.

RESERVED C O A C H S E AT CHARGESDOMELINER " C I T Y OF S T. L O U I S "

Explanation of reference marks on page 0; equipment page 9.

ST. LOUIS, K A N S A S C I T Y, D E N V E RAND PA C I F I C C O A S T P O I N T S

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To intermediate points not shown, charges will be the same as shown to the next pointsbeyond. C)Effective May 1, 1966

CallR-E-A E X P R E S SFOREAGER-BEAVERSERVICE

F r o m T h e s e F i n e D o m e l i n e r s

" B L U E B I R O " a n d t h e " B A N N E R B L U E "St. Louis - Decatur - Chicago

t h e " C I T Y O F S T . L O U I S "St. Louis - Kansas City - Denver - Ogden - Reno - San Francisco - Salt Lake City - Las Vegas - Los Angeles

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MixedDaily

37MixedDaily MIL TA B L E 8

32P a w .Daily

34MixedDaily

PM PM

AM

CENTRAL S T D . T IME AM PM12 25 6 55 .0 Lv Centralia, Mo A r 11 20 5 50

012 42 f 7 12 8.7 Lv Hallsville' L v 110 59 f 5 2981253 f 7 23 13.9 Lv Browns' L v 110 50 f 5 10f12 56

Lv Wentzville' L v

15.4 Lv Stephens' L v 110 47

Lv Truesdale-Warrenton L v

f12 59

c 8 38

16.7 Lv Switzler' L v 110 44

c 8 48

1 10 7 40 21.7 Ar Columbia z m . Lv 10 35 445PM PM

123.2 Lv Centralia L v

AM PM

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Daily MIL TABLE 7 214Daily

PM CENTRAL S T D . T IME AM6 30 .0 Lv St. Louis, Mo. (Union Station) c m . Ar 8 556 45 5.6 Lv Delmar Blvd A r 8 29

16.2 Lv Robertson (Lmbrt.-St. Lou. Fly'g• Rd.) ' L v b 8 137 23 22.8 Lv St. Charles L v 7 55

25.4 Lv O'Fallon' L v b 7 304 3 . 6 Lv Wentzville' L v b 715

c 8 07 59.0 Lv Truesdale-Warrenton L v 6 57c 8 38 83.3 Lv Montgomery L v 6 25c 8 48 90.9 Lv Wellsville' L v b 6 14

9 13 109.1 Lv Mexico L v 5 539 31 123.2 Lv Centralia L v 5 33

10 05 147.1 Ar Moberly L v 50010 40 147.1 Lv Moberly A r 4 25

cll 05 168.1 Lv Salisbury L v c 4 0011 25 186.1 Lv Brunswick L v 3 4112 55 225.0 Lv Chillicothe L v 2 351 55 250.2 Lv Gallatin' L v 1 55

c 2 19 266.4 Lv Pattonsburg' L v c 1 283 30 294.3 Ar Stanberry L v 12 453 35 294.3 Lv Stanberry A r 12 43400 304.1 Lv Conception L v 12 254 45 318.1 Lv Maryville L v 11 59

c 5 11 331.3 Lv Burlington Jet., Mo. ' L v cll 346 17 362.6 Lv Shenandoah, Iowa' L v 10 386 57 385.1 Lv Malvern' L v 9 498 10 410.8 Ar Council Bluffs, Iowa' (East Switch Yard) g L v 8 45

AM PM

ST. L O U I S - C O U N C I L BLUFFS

COLUMBIA B R A N C HCENTRALIA A N D COLUMBIA

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Equipment on Page 9EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS

All Conditional Stops shown for revenue passengers (except F Stop)FOR TABLES 4-5-6-7-8

a N o checked baggage handled from or to this station.Only through baggage handled between Chicago and St. Louis.

o N o checked baggage handled on this train.• Junction for Excelsior Springs, Elms Hotel station wagon will meet

train upon request. Moderate charge.Tickets and Baggage v ia M i n i - S w a l l o w Lines, Inc . :

Rail tickets reading to or from Champaign and Urbana will behonored by the Illini-Swallow Lines, Inc. through Tolono, also allbaggage checked under usual rules will be handled on throughchecks between above points without extra charge.Daily, except Saturday and Sunday.Rail Auto Service Available at this point.

I Ashton, Idaho, is west gateway to Yellowstone National Park.Victor, Idaho, is south gateway to Yellowstone and Grand TetonNational Parks. Tra in service into and out of park, only duringSummer season, June 14 through August 19.

a Stops on signal to receive for scheduled stops.b Stops on signal to discharge from scheduled stops.c Stops on signal to discharge or receive from or to scheduled stops.d Stops on signal to receive for Kansas City; stops on signal on

Friday only to receive for scheduled stops.e Stops on signal on Saturday only to discharge from Chicago.f S tops on signal.g Stops on signal to discharge from Kansas City.i S tops on signal to receive for St. Louis.k Stops on signal to discharge from St. Louis.® No agent on duty. Conductor will collect fare on train.X Only through baggage handled on these trains between Ft .

Wayne and Detroit.

A d & F A M I LY PLANNikWm y B A R G A I N FARES!

TRAVELING TOGETHER on Norfolk & Western trainsis a comfortable and carefree Family Adventure. A n dat money-saving prices too!

HERE'S HOW IT WORKSOn One-way trip Dad pays full fare. Mom, and childrenfrom 12 through 21 years, each go for only1/2 of the one-way fare. Youngsters 5 and under 12 each pay As fare,and kiddies under 5 travel free.

On round-trip travel Dad pays the regular round-tripfare. Mom, and children 12 through 21, each pay theone-way fare for the round-trip. Children 5 and under12 each travel for1/2 the one-way adult fare. Under 5kiddies travel free.

Available for travel in coaches, also, in sleeping o rparlor-cars on payment of regular charges for reservedaccommodations.

SEE YOUR FRIENDLY N&W AGENT FOR FULLDETAILS.

PREPAID TICKET ORDERSA Convenient

Travel Purchase Plan

You may purchase at principal Norfolk and Westernticket offices a prepaid order for railroad travel serviceto be used by a member of your family or by any otherperson you may designate.

The order may include cash for meals and incidentaltravel expenses in addition to the cost of railroad andPullman tickets.

This is an especially convenient means of providingrailroad tickets and other travel services. Consult yourpassenger representative or ticket agent for completeinformation.

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NORFOLK-ROANOKE-CINCINNATITRAINS 25 A N D 26 "THE P O W H ATA N A R R O W "

Reclining Seat CoachesNorfolk—Cincinnati

Dining-Lounge CarRoanoke—Portsmouth

TRAINS 3 A N D 4 T H E P O C A H O N TA S "Sleeping Cars

Roanoke—Cincinnati10-Rmtte, 6-DBR (30 WB, 40 EB)

(Open Cincinnati 9:30 PM)Reclining Seat Coaches

Norfolk—CincinnatiDining-Lounge Car

Crewe—Williamson

NORFOLK-ROANOKE-BLUEFIELDTRAINS 21-15 A N D 16-22 "THE CAVALIER"

Reclining Seat CoachesNorfolk—Bluefield

(Trains 21 & 22 between Norfolk and Petersburg)NORFOLK-PETERSBURG-WASHINGTON-

NEW YORKTRAINS 21 A N D 22

Sleeping CarsNorfolk—New York10-Rmtte, 6-DBR (N-3 NB, N-73 SB)

(Operates daily except Saturdays and May 29, July 3, andSeptember 4.)

Reclining Seat CoachesNorfolk—Richmond

WASHINGTON-BIRMINGHAM-MEMPHISTRAINS 17 A N D 18 "THE BIRMINGHAM SPECIAL"

N&W—Lynchburg—BristolReclining Seat Coaches

Washington—BirminghamChattanooga—Memphis

NEW Y O R K - WA S H I N G TO N - C H AT TA N O O G ANEW ORLEANS

TRAINS 41 A N D 42 "THE PELICAN"N&W—Lynchburg—Bristol

Sleeping CarsNew York—Chattanooga10-Rmtte, 6-DBR (N-81 SB, N-9 NB)New York—Bristol10-Rmtte, 6-DBR (N-82 SB, S-67 NB)

Reclining Seat CoachesWashington—New OrleansRoanoke—Bluefield (in N&W Nos. 15 & 16)

Dining-Lounge CarRoanoke to Bristol (Ret. in No. 46)

WASHINGTON-CHATTANOOGA-MEMPHISTRAINS 45 A N D 46 "THE TENNESSEAN"

N&W—Lynchburg—BristolReclining Seat Coaches

Washington—MemphisDining-Lounge Car

Bristol to Roanoke (Ret. in No. 41)

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EQUIPMENTST. LOUIS-DECATUR-CHICAGO

TRAINS 4-124 A N D 121 Domeliner "BLUE B IRD"Dome Parlor-Lounge Car-"Blue Bird Room"

(P-24 NB, P-21 SB) (Railroad owned)Dome Chair Car, Reclining SeatsChair Cars, Reclining SeatsDining Car-Cocktail Lounge

St. Louis—Chicago

TRAINS 110 A N D 111-1--Domeliner "BANNER BLUE"Obs.--13. R., Parlor Car (P-10 NB, P-11 SB) (Railroad owned)Dome Chair Car, Reclining SeatsChair Cars, Reclining SeatsDining-Lounge Car

St. Louis—Chicago

ST. L O U I S - D E C AT U R - F T. WAY N E - D E T R O I TTRAINS 4 A N D 1 " WA B A S H CANNON BALL"

Chair Cars, Reclining SeatsDining-Lounge Car

St. Louis—Detroit

TRAINS 2 A N D 3 " D E T R O I T LIMITED"—"ST. LOUISLIMITED"

Sleeping Cars12-Rmtte, 4-DBR (No. 21 EB, No. 31 WB)St. Louis—Detroit

(Sleepers may be occupied in Detroit until 8:00 AM E.S.T.)Chair Cars, Reclining Seats

St. Louis—Detroit

ST. L O U I S - K A N S A S C I T Y- D E N V E R A N DPACIFIC COAST

TRAINS 203 A N D 212 " C I T Y OF K A N S A S C I T Y "Chair Car (Buffet Service)

St. Louis—Kansas CityTRAINS 209-9-103 A N D 104-10-210 Domeliner " C I T YOF S T. LOUIS"

Dome Coach, St. Louis-Los AngelesDome Lounge Car, Denver-Los Angeles; Ogden-San

FranciscoClub-Lounge Car, St. Louis—Los AngelesDining Car Service, St. Louis—Los Angeles—San FranciscoReserved Seat Coaches (Reclining Seats—Leg Rests)

St. Louis—Los Angeles (No. 95 WB, No. 105 EB)St. Louis—Los Angeles (No. 96 WB, No, 106 EB)St. Louis—San Francisco (No. 98 WB, No. 1035 EB)

Standard Sleeping CarsSt. Louis—Los Angeles (No. 94 WB, No. 104 EB)

6-Rmtte, 4-DBR, 6 Sec.

ST. LOUIS-COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.TRAINS 211 A N D 214

Reclining Chair CarsSt. Louis—Council Bluffs

AS INFORMATION(SUBJECT TO CHANGE) R A I L R O A D A N D S L E E P I N G C A R F A R E S ( T A X E S NOT INCLUDED)

BETWEEN

RAIL TICKET FARES PULLMAN FARES-One Way MINIMUM RAILROAD AND PULLMANTICKET REQUIREMENTS:

The use o f certain types of Pullman ac-commodations requires the presentation of aminimum number of Railroad and Pullmanor Parlor Car Tickets.

The R A I L -

In Sleepingor Parlor Cars In Coaches

Seatin

Sleep-ing or,„arl .orr

Car

StandardStan Room-ette

gBed-room

gBed-roomSuite

'Om_WO'

6 Mos.Round-Trip

nonennVi'w6 Mos.Round-Trip

30-DayRound-Trip

LowerBerth

UpperBerth

OnePerson

One ormore

Persons

Two ormore

Persons

Baltimore, Md $ 23.88 $ 46.11 $ 15.94 $ 30.78 $ 26.43 $ 3.80 $ 8 . 7 0 $ 7 . 1 0 $ 12.30 $ 22.25 minimum number o f adultROAD tickets (valid in P u l l m a n

BRISTOL, VA. New York, N. YNorfolk. Va

37.62 7 3 . 7 726.66 5 1 . 2 5

24.7017.48

48.3531.60

43.9526.25

5.65 10.40 8.50 13.70 24.60 all classes ofaccommodations) required for occupancy ol

typesand Philadelphia, Pa 30.87 60.27 20.44 39.83 35.43 4.80 9.50 7.75 12.55 22.50 various o f accommodations are:

Washington, D. C 20.80 40.13 14.05 27.05 • 22.65 3.30 6.71 5.06 9.35 16.95 $ 30.65In Sleeping Cars I n Parlor Cars

Dallas, Tex 37.66 67.80 29.67 53.45 "12.25 "9.60 "16.45 "26.10 "49.00Decatur, III. 7.22 13.00 5.68 10.25 1.40 Lower berth I Seat 1Granite City. i l l 10.62 19.15 8.35 15.05 1.85

0*18.90 "30.50 "56.50 Upper berth I Drawing Room 2CHICAGO, ILL. Houston, Tex 47.29 85.15 37.26 67.10 "13.90 *11.10 Roomette I xBlue Bird Room 6

Little Rock, Ark 26.35 47.45 21.06 37.95 "8.25 "6.70 "10.75 *18.10 "33.05 Bedroom Iand St. Louis, Mo. 11.26 20.30 9.04 16.30 1.85

San Antonio, Tex 53.24 95.85 42.25 76.05 •15.35 "12.05 ••20.65 **33.65 0*62.20 Bedroom Suite 2

Taylorville, Il l 8.49 15.30 6.69 12.05 1.85 The minimum number of PULLMAN orBluefield, W. Va 21.30 41.60 13.96 26.50 20.95 3.96 6.71 5.06 9.35 16.95 30.65 N&W seat tickets required for seat service

CINCINNATI, O. Lynchburg, Vs 31.37 59.70 20.60 35.60 30.90 in Sleeping and Parlor Cars, covering DayNorfolk, Va. 41.70 79.35 27.40 46.65 41.10 Travel are:

and Petersburg, Va. 37.91 72.15 24.55 41.80 36.85 .

Roanoke, Va 27.86 53.30 18.25 32.70 27.40 5.12 6.71 5.06 9.35 16.95 30.65 Scat in berth I Drawing Room inDenver. Colo 39.95 71.95 31.46 56.65 "12.60 "9.80 *17.15 "28.35 "52.20 sleeper 3Detroit, Mich 22.96 44.53 16.16 30.52 8.90 16.25 29.35 Roomette I Drawing Room in

DECATUR, ILL. Las Vegas, Nev 75.01 135.05 59.08 106.35 **22.40 *17.30 "30.80 *49.85 "92.40 parlor car 3Bedroom 2 xBlue Bird Room 6

Los Angeles, Calif 83.78 139.45 66.22 115.15 **24.30 *18.80 **33.60 *14.10 *100.25and Portland, Ore

San Francisco, Calif90.3683.78

126.80139.45

71,3866.22

99.75115.15

**24.30••24.30

*18.80*18.80

"33.60**33.60

**MAO**54.10

*100.25'100.25 x-Only reserved for exclusive occupancy

Seattle, Wash.®. 90.99 126.80 71.94 99.75 "24.30 "18.80 "33.60 "54.10 *100.25 in advance of departure of train.

Champaign, 111.0) 21.32 41.58 14.91 28.27 8.90 16.25 29.35One-half fare Rail ticket will ber equiredDanville, I l l 19.77 38.78 13.66 26.02 8.90 16.25 29.35 when one or more children under five hayse

Denver. Colo 57.11 105.94 44.31 81.40 17.85 13.50 24.90 43.45 79.25 exclusive use of a berth or parlor-car seatDETROIT, MICH. Dallas, Tex 54.82 101.79 42.52 78.20 16.80 12.70 23.50 40.50 74.65 plus charge for space.

Houston, Tex 64.45 119.14 50.11 91.85 18.45 14.15 25.95 44.90 82.15anti Kansas City, Mo 34.88 65.89 26.80 49.90

Oklahoma City, Okla 49.72 92.64 38.52 70.97San Antonio, Tex 70.40 129.84 54.49 99.57 19.90 15.05 27.70 48.05 87.85 REFERENCE NOTESTulsa, Okla 44.77 83.69 34.62 63.87 0 Pullman fares apply to and from TolonoCincinnati, 0 34.65 61.05 23.31 43.13 06.71 (D5.00 09.35 016.95 0)30.65 III.Columbia, Mo.®New York, N. Y

7.5285.10

13.55160.00

5.9156.11

10.6596.87 019.75 033.30 061.24 Rail service to Tolono, I l l . , Train-Sid(

Bus Service to Champaign, Ill.KANSAS CITY, MO Norfolk, Va. 72.51 130.68 48.00 82.53 ()13.20 010.01 018.48 0)31.30 057.48

and Philadelphia, PaPittsburgh, Pa

7 8 . 6 453.12

147.6899.77

52.0536.20

90.0563.87

018.48013.70

031.300)23.90

057.48043.70

0-Pul lman or reserved seat fares apply isand from Centralia, Mo.

Roanoke, Va 62.51 112.20 41.56 70.90 013.20 010.01 018.48 031.30 057.48 0-Pu l lman service to Portland, Ore.Washington. D. C 72.42 127.11 45.97 79.03 011 .77 0)9.02 (5)16.61 028.25 0)51.79

Mo.Baltimore, Md. 13.55 26.14 9.16 17.64 15.78 8.20 6.70 12.30 22.25 0 - F r o m Kansas City,

Birmingham, Ala 32.49 58.50 23.19 41.75 0 - P r o m St. Louis, Mo.Chattanooga, Tenn 32.07 53.55 21.48 38.20Chicago, Ill. 58.23 110.70 37.72 64.20 "-One way tickets carry various limits. Con

NORFOLK, VA. Knoxville, Tenn 32.07 53.55 21.48 38.20 33.45 stilt agent.

and Memphis, TennNew Orleans, La

42.8346.56

77.1083.85

30.7633.23

55.4059.85

" - P a r l o r car fare to St. Louis, sleeping calfare beyond

New York, N. Y. 27.29 53.62 17.92 35.16 33.30 8.20 6.70 12.30 22.25MayPhiladelphia, Pa 20.54 40.12 13.66 26.64 24.78 8.20 6.70 12.30 22.25 (Eh-Effective 1 s t .

Washington, D. C. 10.47 19.98 7.27 13.86 12.00 2.00 6.10 4.60 8.50 15.40 27.85

Baltimore, Md. 13.95 26.43 9.49 17.93 16.78 2.50 8.20 6.70 12.30 22.25Birmingham, Ala 26.50 48.45 18.37 34.42 31.15Chattanooga, Tenn 20.34 38.61 13.98 26.52 23.25 3.80Chicago, Ill 50.09 95.25 32.23 54.85

ROANOKE, VA Knoxville, Tenn 15.52 29.96 10.56 20.32 17.05 2.95 AT T E N T I O NMemphis, Tenn. 33.72 62.71 23.52 43.67 40.40

and New Orleans, La 40.98 73.80 29.18 52.65 50.60 MEN ANDNew York. N. Y 27.69 53.91 18.25 35.45 34.30 4.30 8.70 7.10 12.30 22.25 SERVICENorfolk, Va 16.73 33.25 10.98 21.70 16.50 WOMENPhiladelphia, Pa 20.94 40.41 13.99 26.93 25.78 3.40 8.20 6.70 12.30 22.25Washington, D. C 10.87 20.27 7.60 14.15 13.00 2.00 6.71 5.06 9.35 16.95 30.65

Champaign, 110 ' j7.22 13.00 5.93 10.70 S A V E ALMOST 5 0 %

Columbia, Mo.0 6.19 11.15 4.87 8.80 1.30Council Bluffs, la 17.45 31.45 13.75 24.75 ANDDanville, I l l 8.34 15.05 6.78 12.25 LOW O N E - W AYDecatur, III 5.16 9.30 4.28 7.75 1.15 ROUND-TRIP COACH FUR-Denver, Colo 36.49 65.70 28.78 51.85 11.45 8.65 16.00 27.20 49.90 LOUGH F A R E S W H E NDetroit, Mich 28.11 53.83 20.44 38.27 8.90 16.25 29.35 -

ST. LOUIS, MO. Ft. Wayne, Ind 18.58 35.53 13.90 26.49 8.90 16.25 29.35 TRAVELING I N UNIFORMand Kansas City, Mo

Las Vegas, Nev11.8471.97

21.35129.55

9.3556.69

16.85102.05

2.2021.25 16.15 29.65 48.70 90.10 AT YOUR OWN EXPENSE

Los Angeles, Calif 78.62 131.95 61.94 109.30 23.15 17.65 32.45 52.95 97.95 SEE TICKET AGENTPhoenix, Ariz 67.72 121.90 53.43 96.20 (D24.75 Ci:41 .05 0)75.70Portland, Ore 85.20 120.30 67.10 99.75 23.15 17.65 32.45 52.95 97.95 FOR DETAILSSan Francisco, Calif 78.62 131.95 61.94 109.30 23.15 17.65 32.45 52.95 97.95Seattle, Wash 85.83 120.30 67.66 99.75 023.15 017.65 032.45 052.95 097.95Tucson. Ariz. 65.061 1 7 . 1 5 51.31 92.40 022.15 037.25 068.50

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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY

GEORGE M. IRVIN, Passenger Sales Manager. St. Louis, Mo. 63101FRANK F. BOTTINI, Asst. Passenger Sales Manager, Roanoke, Va. 24011JOHN T. BRENNAN, Asst. Passenger Sales Manager, St. Louis, Mo. 63101

Albany, N. Y. 12207D. R. Gann, Dist. Sales Manager

10 The Plaza-518 465-2239Atlanta, Ga. 30303

W. T. Cooper, Sales ManagerRoom 705.101 Marietta St. Bldg.-404JA 2-3131

Baltimore, Md. 21202Jacques Gross, Asst. Traffic Manager

1415 Maryland Nat'l Bank Bldg.-301 PLaza 2.6237Birmingham, Ala. 35203

A. L. Stephens, Sales Manager416 City National Bank Bldg.-205 251.5380

Bluefield, W. Va. 24701H. F. Mays, Div. Sales Manager

Division Office Building-304 DAvenport 7-8011Boise, Idaho 83702

P. E. Swingle, Dist, Sales Manager806 Bank of Idaho Bldg,-208 342.3589

Boston, Mass. 02110O. D. Getzfread, Asst. Traffic Manager

Travelers Insurance Co. Bidg.,125 High St.-617 542.4484Bristol, Va. 24201

H. C. White, Div. Sales ManagerN&W Passenger Station-703 669-7532

Buffalo, N. Y. 14202E. C. Perkins, Asst. Traffic Manager

480 Ellicott Square Bldg.-716 854.4800Canton, 0.44702

W. H. Taylor, Div. Sales Manager900 Renkert Bldg.-216 GLendale 6-8321

Charleston, W. Va. 25301R. L. Eckstein, Dist. Sales Manager

910-11 Kanawha Valley Building-304 344.3631Charlotte, N. C. 28202

S. B. Potter, Dist, Sales Manager1901 Baugh Building-704 EDison 2.6434

Chattanooga, Tenn. 37402R. C. Gardner, Dist. Sales Manager

934 Volunteer State Life Building-615 267.8055Chicago, III. 60604

L. J. Paternoster, Traffic ManagerRoom 1620, 327 S, LaSalle St.-312 939-1250

Cincinnati, 0.45202D. C. Pate, Asst. Traffic Manager

903 Dixie Terminal Building-513 621.8201Cleveland, 0.44101

L. J. Peffer, Asst. Traffic ManagerTerminal Tower, Public Square-216 621-9000

Columbia, S. C. 29202E. T. Vineyard, Dist. Sales Manager

P. O. Box 1014-903 ALpine 4-3633Columbus, 0.43215

J. V. Rust, Sales Manager719 Huntington Bank Building-614 CApitol 1-1371

Dallas, Texas 75201H. G. Nelson, Dist. Sales Manager

1208 Kirby Building-214 Riverside 7.2421Decatur, I I I 62507

H. L. Jackson, Div. Sales Manager780 East Cerro Gordo St.-217 423.4451

Denver, Colo. 80202J. R. Reed, Sales Manager

708-10 Railway Exchange Bldg.-303 534.4271Des Moines, Ia. 50309

A. L. Klein, Sales Manager5th and Cherry Streets-515 CHerry 4-5219

Detroit, Mich. 48226V. O. Guyton, Traffic Manager

400 First National Bldg.-313 TAshmoo 5-2850Durham, N. C. 27702

R. E. Foster, Sales ManagerP. O. Box 389-919 682-1174

Erie, Pa. 16501El. M. Young, Dist, Sales Manager

1002 Palace Hardware Bldg.-814 452-3552

TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORYROBERT N. WOODALL, Vice President-Traffic, Roanoke, Va, 24011

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT

ROBERT K. HUBBARD, General Passenger Sales Manager, Roanoke, Va. 24011

TRAFFIC REPRESENTATIVES

Fort Wayne, Ind. 46802J. D. Snearline, Sales Manager

14-15 Gaskins Bldg.-219 742.6136Grand Rapids, Mich. 49502

G. R. Butts, Dist. Sales Manager1003 Michigan National Bank Bldg.-616 GLendale 6-8701

Green Bay, Wis. 54301H. A. Peltier, Sales Manager

513 Northern Bldg.-414 437.6537Harlingen, Tex. 78551

T. H. Johnston, Perishable Sales Representative221 Matz Bldg.-512 GArfield 3-3584

Houston, Tex. 77002R. J. Brent, Sales Manager

1503 Melrose Bldg.-713 CApitol 7-0175Indianapolis, Ind. 46204

H. R. Genius, Sales Manager1006 Merchants Bank Bldg.-317 ME 7-3328

Jacksonville, Fla. 32202A. O. Harris, Sales Manager

1307 Atlantic Coast Line Bidg.-305 355-9410Kansas City, Mo. 64105

H. A. Berry, Sales Manager646 Board of Trade Bldg.-816 VIctor 2-5840

Lima, O. 45801F. W. Anderson, Jr., Sales Manager

707 Cook Tower Bldg., 121-23 W. High St.-419 227-8050Little Rock, Ark. 72202

D. A. Drumtra, Dist. Sales Manager1515 West 7th Bldg.-501 375.6821

Los Angeles, Calif. 90015E. T. Crockett, Sales Manager

1300 West Olympic Blvd., Room 202. 213 386.3360Louisville, Ky. 40202

D. R. Williams, Sales Manager1800 Commonwealth Bldg., 680 South Fourth St.-

502 583-3653Lynchburg, Va. 24502

W. J. Deans, Jr., Dist. Sales ManagerN&W Passenger Sta.-703 846-5016

Memphis, Tenn. 38103E. W. Nappier, Sales Manager

1214 Exchange Bldg.-901 527.1644Milwaukee, Wis. 53203

E. J. Hoffmann, Sales Manager303 Majestic Bldg.-414 271-1758

Minneapolis, Minn. 55402W. D. Nelson, Sales Manager

2130 Rand Tower-612 333.7231Montreal, Que.

L. L. Lefebvre, Dist. Sales Manager615 Dorchester Blvd., West-514 866-3571

Muncie, Ind. 47301W. R. Brenton, Dist. Sales Manager

621 South High Street-317 289.4436New Haven, Conn. 06510

S. A. Drolette, Dist. Sales Manager201 College Plaza, 47 College St.-203 STate 7-5957

New Orleans, La. 70112M. G. Bel, Sales Manager

920 Maryland Casualty Bldg.-504 522-4885New York, N. Y. 10017

V. G. Berdolt, Traffic Manager4022 Pan Am Bldg.-212 682-3355

Norfolk, Va. 23514W. O. Robinson, Asst. Traffic Manager

P. O. Box 3357, Custom House Station-703 625-8256Omaha, Nebr. 68102

R. H. Staley, Sales Manager533 Omaha Grain Exchange Bldg.-402 342-0710

Ottumwa, la. 52501M. A. Haines, Dist. Sales Manager

202 Hoffman Bldg. -515 682-8145Peoria, I l l 61602

F. R. Baker, Sales Manager611 Commercial National Bank Bldg.-309 674-5115

LEO G. REIMANN, Dist. Passenger Sales Manager, Chicago, III. 60604JOSEPH W. NEU, Manager, Dining and Parlor Cars, St. Louis, Mo. 63103EDWIN R. ENGLISH, Supervisor of Dining Cars, Roanoke, Va. 24011

Petersburg, Va. 23804J. E. McCabe, Dist. Sales Manager

N&W Passenger Station-703 REgent 3-3851Philadelphia, Pa. 19103

D. W. DeVore, Sales Manager1017 Transportation Center-215 LOcust 4-4303

Phoenix, Ariz. 85012R. R. Krebs, Dist. Sales Manager

1120 Del E. Webb Building-602 277-7387Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222

G. W. Fischer, Traffic Manager426 Oliver Building-412 261-5388

Portland, Me. 04106E. B. Robison, Dist. Sales Manager

Room 521, 142 High St.-207 773.8515Portland, Ore. 97204

Jack Samson, Sales Manager413 Pacific Building-503 227-2677

Portsmouth, 0.45622J. C. Dellinger, Dist. Sales Manager

W M Freight Station-614 ELmwood 3-0926Quincy, III. 62301

F. G. Geiser, Dist. Sales Manager610 York-217 BAldwin 2-6790

Richmond, Va. 23215R. P. Hock, Dist. Sales Manager

P. 0. Box 1843-703 Milton 3-2883Roanoke, Va. 24011

W. C. Pittman, Div. Sales ManagerN&W General Office Bldg., 8 No. Jefferson St . -

703 Diamond 4-1451, Ext. 478W. Allen Thurman, Pass. Sales Repr.-

N&W Passenger Station703 Diamond 4.1451, Ext. 3379

St. Louis, Mo. 63101R. G. Wood, Asst. Traffic Manager

1401 Railway Exchange Building-314 CHestnut 1-4700W. C. Lankford, Depot Pass. Agent-

314 GArfield 1-6600, Ext. 487Salt Lake City, Utah 84101

R. W. Cowles, Dist. Sales Manager415 Continental Building-801 328-3294

San Antonio, Tex. 78212G. W. Ruff, Sales Manager

307 Kallison Tower-512 222-1394San Francisco, Calif. 94105

C. A. Rose, Sales Manager707 Monadnock Bldg.-415 986.1136

Seattle, Wash. 98101R. S. Gilbert, Sales Manager

436 White.Henry.Stuart Bldg.-206 MA 4,0928Shreveport, La. 71101

V. S. Painter, Dist. Sales Manager519 Shreveport Medical Arts Bldg.-318 424-3694

South Bend, Ind. 46619A. J. Walters, Sales Manager

1508 Western Ave.-219 287-3306Springfield, III. 62701

H. S. Jones, Dist. Sales Manager409 Thrifty Bldg., 425 E. Monroe-217 528.7383

Toledo, O. 43602C. A. Madigan, Sales Manager

Nickel Plate Bldg., 340 S. Erie St.-419 248-6411Toronto, Ont.

W. G. Freeman, Dist. Sales ManagerRoom 1013, 69 Yonge Street-416 364-8254

Tulsa, Okla. 74103B. B. Bullington, Dist. Sales Manager

316 Kennedy Bldg.-918 LUther 5-9566Washington, D. C. 20005

F. P. Blackard, Dist. Sales Manager602 Global Bldg., 1025 Vermont Ave., N. W.

202 NAtional 8.7856Wheeling, W. Va. 26003

J, R. Randall, Dist. Sales Manager605-606 Hawley Building-304 CEdar 3-1150

Winston-Salem, N. C. 27102C. R. Ford, Sales Manager

P. O. Box 2112-919 PArk 2-7116