This is the April 1915 issue of the Armco Bulletin, a monthly publication "to facilitate an interchange of thought and suggestion, and to create a better understanding of the activities and problems of the Operating Department employees." This bulletin is titled, "In Memoriam : William T. Simpson." The pagination in this issue continues where the previous issue ended. Pages 97-99 and 116 are blank, and are not present in the digital object. The portrait page, before page 101, and page 115 are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. There is no back cover to this issue. Table of Contents Signed Portrait of W. T. Simpson, First Vice-President - Page 100 [unpaginated] In Memoriam : William T. Simpson by Geo. M. Verity - Pages 101-102 Facsmile [Facsimile] Letter from National Park Bank of N. Y. to Mr. George M. Verity, President, American Rolling Mill Company, Middletown, Ohio, April 6, 1915 - Page 103 Resolution : Board of Directors, The American Rolling Mill Co., Middletown, Ohio - Page 104 Resolution : Board of Directors, Old Citizens' National Bank, Zanesville, Ohio - Page 104 Facsmile [Facsimile] Letter from Old Citizens' National Bank, Zanesville, Ohio to Mr. George M. Verity, President, Middletown, Ohio, April 12, 1915 - Page 105 Resolution : Board of Directors, Zanesville Armco Club, and Committee of Employees, Zanesville Branch, American Rolling Mill Co. by Mary C. Tingle, Birdie L. Lauck, and W. R. Barnett, Committee - Page 106 Mr. Simpson and His Staff, Zanesville, Ohio : photograph with caption - Page 107 The Homestead, College Hill, Ohio : photograph with caption - Page 108 The Riverside Rolling Mill, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Kentucky Hills in the back-ground across the Ohio River : photograph with caption - Page 109 Mr. Simpson's First Business Experience - Page 110 The American Galvinizing Works, Cincinnati, Ohio - Page 110 The Cincinnati Rolling Mill Co. - Page 110 Office and Ware Rooms, The American Galvanizing Works, 298 East Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Galvanizing Works in the Rear : photograph with caption - Page 111 The Farm in Southern Indiana, with photographs and captions - Pages 112-114 Quotation - Page 115 [unpaginated]