This is the May - June 1925 issue of the Armco Bulletin, once again a bi-monthly publication "published in the interests of 'ARMCO MEN' under the direction of the Personal Service Division." This bulletin is untitled, but the leading article in the issue is titled, "Should a Stranger Ask . . ." The title page incorrectly lists this issue as Volume VII, No. 3, rather than the correct Volume XII, No. 3. The front and back covers are missing from the original issue. The pagination in this issue continues where the previous issue ended. Two photograph pages, before page 103, and pages 110, 114, 121, 134, 137, 139, 147, and 156, are unpaginated, and are included in the page count. Table of Contents The Washington Monument : Photograph with Caption - Page 101 [unpaginated] Photograph of Calvin Coolidge, with quotation, photograph copyright Underwood & Underwood - Page 102 [unpaginated] Should a Stranger Ask . . ., with illustration, photograph and caption - Pages 103-104 "Work," from "Trumbull Cheer" - Pages 104-105 The Senate Office Building and the Capitol, Washington, D. C. : Photograph with Caption - Page 105 The Railroads, from The Editor - Page 106 Railroad Service 70 Years Ago and Today, adapted from "Nation's Business" - Page 106 The Armco Distinguished Service Medal, with photograph - Page 107 Twenty-Year Men : Photographs with Biographies - Pages 108-109 "Watch Your Summer Diet," by H. S. Murat, Chief Surgeon - Page 110 [unpaginated] Care and Maintenance of Domestic Heating Plants, by H. J. Schwartz, Betterment Department - Pages 111-113 The "Joseph H. Frantz" - Page 113 Photograph of "Our Chief Counsel with his Chief Justice in Egypt," with hand-written caption - Page 113 Notes from the Armco International - Page 114 [unpaginated] Do Tell! - Page 115 Middletown : Tennis Club Activities, with photographs and captions - Pages 116-117 Middletown : Baseball, The K. I. O. League Team, The Saturday Afternoon Team, Twilight League, and The Boy With the Big Mitt, with photographs and captions - Pages 118-120 Middletown : That Research Party, with photograph - Page 120 Middletown : Dr. John L. Davis, with photographs and captions - Page 121 [unpaginated] Middletown : Armco Girls' Picnic - Wildwood Camp, The Wildwood Dance, Some Game!, and A May Shower, with photograph - Page 122 Middletown : Restin', How Many, Please?, and Flowers That Bloom in Spring, with photographs - Pages 123-124 Middletown : The First Dollar, from Armco Branch, American Trust & Savings Bank - Page 124 Nellis, W. Va. : Yea, Verily! A June Bride - Page 125 Zanesville : The First Dime, Casner's Special, Safety Banquet, and All in the Family, with photographs and captions - Pages 126-129 Zanesville : Safety Contest, A Bouncer, First Aid Stuff, Charlie's Kids, Deepest Sympathy, and "Bob," with photographs - Pages 130-131 Ashland : The Ashland Stores Department, by Mathew Addy Green, with photographs and captions - Pages 132-134 [Page 134 is unpaginated] Ashland : Personal Mention, with photograph and caption - Page 135 Ashland : Ashland Armco Twilight League, with Armco's Twilight League : [A Poem] by Jack Hurley, with photographs and captions - Pages 136-138 [Page 137 is unpaginated] Ashland : Safety Trophy, Blast Furnace Notes, and Safety First!, with photograph and caption - Page 139 [unpaginated] Ashland : Ashland Industrial League, and Advisory Committee, Lower West Works Office : Donald S. Burt, Chairman, Ray A. Wagner, and James F. Stewart, with photographs - Page 140 Ashland : Advisory Committee, Shipping Department : James S. Hunt, Chairman, Ezra Dixon, Randall Stevens, and Ashland Tennis, with photographs - Page 141 Ashland : Electrical Department Notes, Mechanical Ball Team Dinner, and Things We Don't and Do Understand - Pages 142-144 Ashland : Armco Gossip, Be Prepared, and Armco Trapshooting Club - Pages 144-146 Ashland : Armco Association Notes, How to Kill an Association, William C. Geswein : [An Obituary], and Some of Our Youngsters : Photographs with Captions - Pages 147-148 [Page 147 is unpaginated] Columbus : Low Coke Record, Tonnage Record, Watch the Machine Just Back of the One Ahead of You, and Meeting of the Emergency Committee - Pages 149-150 Columbus : Tennis, The Triangle, Mr. Sweetser Talks to Students of Ohio State University, and Baseball - By Knox Dye - Pages 150-151 Columbus : Paragraphs, with photograph and caption - Pages 151-153 Marriages - Pages 154-155 Births - Pages 155-156 [Page 156 is unpaginated] Deaths, with photographs - Page 156 [unpaginated]