This is the May 1924 issue of the Armco Bulletin, once again a monthly publication "published in the interests of 'ARMCO MEN' under the direction of the Departments of Personal Service." This bulletin is untitled, but the leading article in the issue is titled, "The Betterment Department of the Middletown Division." The front and back covers are missing from the original issue. The pagination in this issue continues where the previous issue ended. Page 185 is blank, and is not present in the digital object. The portrait page, before page 187, and pages 188, 190, 203, 208, 213, 218, 220, 226, 232, and 240, are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. Table of Contents Signed Portrait of Wylie Mitchell - Page 186 [unpaginated] The Betterment Department of the Middletown Division, by Wylie Mitchell, Supervisor, with illustration, photographs, and captions - Pages 187-192 [Pages 188 and 190 are unpaginated] Who is Next in Line? by A. J. Beatty, Director of Training - Pages 192-193 "Avoid Accidental Sickness" by H. S. Murat, Chief Surgeon - Page 194 Right to a Profit, by President Coolidge - Page 194 Middletown : Memories of the "No Accident" Campaign, with photographs and captions - Pages 195-197 Middletown : Trial and Execution of Old Man Accident, with photographs and captions - Pages 197-199 Middletown : Parades, East Side Girls Parade, Central Works Girls Parade, The Grandfather of All Parades, and Group 2's Circus, with photographs and captions - Pages 199-206 [Page 203 is unpaginated] Middletown : Bureau of Mines Car No. 5, and Visitors, with photographs and captions - Pages 206-209 [Page 208 is unpaginated] Middletown : Who Was Responsible?, and The Challenge - Pages 209-210 Middletown : Two Letters : Letter from James P. Gatherum, Bureau of Mines, Middletown, Ohio, May 3, 1924, to Armco Girls and Women, and Letter from Walter W. Kessler, Bureau of Mines, Middletown, Ohio, May 3, 1924, to Armco Girls and Women, with photograph and caption - Page 211 Middletown : Armco's K. I. O. League Team, To Whom It May Concern, Twilight Baseball, and Judge Landis Molloy, with photograph and caption - Pages 212-213 [Page 213 is unpaginated] Do Tell! - Page 214 Final Standing of the Bowling League, Knocking 'Em Over, by John Molloy, and Quotation Contributed by Henry Purcell, Riggers - Pages 215-216 Zanesville : The Office Division, by E. A. Stradley, Works Accountant, with photograph and caption - Page 217 Zanesville : Let Us Introduce the Accounting Department, Planning, Schedule and Traffic Division, Timekeeping, and Stores Accounting and Purchasing, with photographs and captions - Pages 218-219 [Page 218 is unpaginated] Zanesville : Zanesville Plant Publicity Committee, with photograph - Page 220 [unpaginated] Zanesville : The Armco Basketball Team, with photograph and caption - Page 221 Zanesville : Two Sketches of Famous Zanesville Men - Page 222 Ashland : What You Can Do, by Sport Doper from Sheet and Jobbing Section - Pages 223-224 Ashland : Why All of the Smoke?, with photographs - Pages 224-225 Ashland : 23rd Street Works Hot Bars, and Grey Iron Foundry : Let's Get Acquainted, with photographs and captions - Pages 225-227 Ashland : Masonry Department - Pages 227-228 Ashland : Armco Association Dance, April 12, 1924, and Line Drives - Pages 228-230 Ashland : The Blast Furnace Safety Record, Happenings In and Around the Electrical Department, and Dan Bellamy's Children, with photograph - Page 230 Ashland : Mary Adrienn Menshouse, Rain Drops, Downpour Ceases, and Figure This Out, with photographs - Pages 231-233 [Page 232 is unpaginated] Nellis, W. Va. - Page 234 Columbus : South Side Industrial League, Tennis Courts Have Been Rolled, Armco Gardens, What Is a Record, Anyway?, and Bowling Match, with photographs and captions - Pages 235-239 Armco Babies - Page 240 [unpaginated] Marriages - Page 240 [unpaginated]