WELCOME-KNOWN RAILROAD MAN
I. W. Greene, general Superintendent
of Transportation, is Made Assistant
to President G. W. Stevens,
other Appointments Announced.
President George W. Stevens yesterday
officially announced the appointment of his son, J. Paul Stevens, as
ceperal manager of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, rumors of
which had been discussed for more than a week in business and railroad circles. Young Mr. Stevens is widely
known as a railroad man, and has been general superintendent of the central division of the road, with headquarters in Huntington, W. Va., for several years. He will make Richmond his headquarters, having offices in the general offices of the road in this city in a circular issued last night, President Stevens announced that E. W. Greene, general superintendent of transportation, has been promoted and made assistant to the president. The order abolishes the position formerly held by Mr. Greene, leaving the entire operation of the lines under the control of the new general manager. The appointments announced yesterday became effective today.
Mr. Stevens will be succeeded at Huntington by L. B. Allen, now superintendent of that division, and E. L. Hook is promoted to superintendent of the Huntington division, succeeding Mr. Allen. 