. E-Bahn-Zeitschrift . t zwischen der österreichischen Gruppe, die österreichischen Siemens-Schuckert Werke, und die französische Gruppe unter den Ausgebungen der Societe Centrale des Banques de Province und derCompagnie Omnium Lyonnais. Das Kapital des Bauunternehmens wurde auf 10,000,000 Dollar festgesetzt. 20. September 1913.] ELECTRIC RAILWAY JOURNAL 467 TWIN CITY WOHLFAHRT STELLT FEST die Beziehungen der Verwaltung der Twin City RapidTransit Company mit seinen Männern waren immer zufriedenstellend und das Unternehmen zögert nicht, irgendwelche Ausgaben zu tätigen, um ihr Wohlergehen zu fördern. Fortunatelyfür beide, Minne

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. Electric railway journal . t between the Austrian group, the Austrian Siemens-Schuckert Werke, and the French group under the auspicesof the Societe Centrale des Banques de Province and theCompagnie Omnium Lyonnais. The capital of the con-struction company has been fixed at $10, 000, 000. September 20, 1913.] ELECTRIC RAILWAY JOURNAL 467 TWIN CITY WELFARE NOTES The relations of the management of the Twin City RapidTransit Company with its men have always been satisfac-tory and the company does not hesitate to make any rea-sonable expenditure to promote their welfare. Fortunatelyfor both, Minneapolis has a Young Mens Christian Asso- by the company entirely. The company is considering thepurchase of a moving-picture equipment next winter toenable the men to vary the nature of their entertainments. All carhouses are provided with club quarters compris-ing reading and rest rooms. The men may also spend thenight in the carhouses, as cots, blankets and towels arefurnished for that purpose without charge. Pianos, shower. ciation which is alive to its opportunities for usefulness.Particular attention has been given to the electric railwaymen by one of the secretaries, F. M. Anderson, who has therare gift of developing the initiative of the men so thatthey are able to plan for themselves. The secretary givestalks in the carhouses at 10 oclock in the morning with suchgood results that the motormen and conductors much preferlistening to his addresses to loafing between runs. Even-ing entertainments are also handled by the secretary withexcellent support. On account of the past successful workof Mr. Anderson the company arranged on Aug. 1 for himto devote all of his time to its men. baths, punching bags and other sources of recreation andcomfort form parts of all equipment. Pool tables have re-cently been added and pool tournaments in and betweenstations were conducted last winter with great success. In-dividual medals and a large loving cup were presented bythe company, the la

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