The company has just completed a large program of 
extensions and improvements, covering a period of five years, 
and involving the expenditure of upwards of $5,000,000, 
and all without borrowing, and without calling upon its 
stockholders for additional capital. 
The Standard Cable Company is distinctly a Pittsburgh 
industry, even though it has some plants elsewhere,—for 
it was organized solely by Pittsburgh people, its executive 
and general sales offices have always been in Pittsburgh, 
and its stockholders, at least to 959}, are residents of Pitts- 
burgh and vicinity. 
Its directors are Henry Buhl, Jr., Joseph N. Davidson, 
Louis W. Dalzell, Harvey L. Childs, James H. Lockhart, 
Joseph W. Marsh, John Moorhead, Jr.., H. D. Shute. 
and P. H. W. Smith. 
The officers are: President, Joseph W. Marsh; vice 
presidents, P. H. W. Smith, C. J. Marsh and A. B. Saurman; 
treasurer, C. M. Hagen; assistant treasurer, R. M. Farber, 
assistant treasurer and assistant secretary, H. B. Brunot, 
secretary, J. W. Shibler; auditor, F. L. Dudgeon: assistant 
auditor. S. A. T.eppert. ° 
UNITED ENGINEERING AND FOUNDRY CO. 
The United Engineering and Foundry Company is an 
organization of engineers, founders and machinists which 
stands in the foremost rank of this industry, and which 
constructs complete machinery equipment for iron, steel 
and tube works. It occupies extensive areas of plants in 
Pittsburgh and Vandergrift, Pa.; Youngstown and Canton, 
Ohio. The Pittsburgh plants are: the Frank-Kneeland 
Machine Company Department, located at Fifty-fourth 
street and the Allegheny Valley railroad; the McGill & 
Company Department, at Twenty-seventh and Smallman 
streets; and the Lincoln Foundry Company Department, 
at Sixtieth and Butler streets. At Youngstown, O., are 
the Lloyd Booth Company Department and The William 
Tod Company Department. At Canton, O., is the Ameri- 
can Roll and Foundry Company Department. The steel 
foundry is at Vandergrift, Pa.