. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ovements on Eastern Lines 15 Statement of Pension Feature 18 Notes From Diary of Railroad Veteran By J E. Spurrier 19 Accounting Department Reorganized 23 Treatment and Prevention of Eye Injuries 27 A. F. Duffy Appointed Federal Safety Manager 31 Letters of A Self-Made Failure 32 What We Mean by 100 Per Cent. Plus By F. M. Kirkendall 37 1776 to 1918 By W. E. Foutch 37 Cooperation By Frank McManamy 38 The Wettest Place on Earth 39 Editorial 42 How to Tackle the Days Work 43 Methods of Arousing Interest in Safety 44 Railroad Administration News From Wash
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ovements on Eastern Lines 15 Statement of Pension Feature 18 Notes From Diary of Railroad Veteran By J E. Spurrier 19 Accounting Department Reorganized 23 Treatment and Prevention of Eye Injuries 27 A. F. Duffy Appointed Federal Safety Manager 31 Letters of A Self-Made Failure 32 What We Mean by 100 Per Cent. Plus By F. M. Kirkendall 37 1776 to 1918 By W. E. Foutch 37 Cooperation By Frank McManamy 38 The Wettest Place on Earth 39 Editorial 42 How to Tackle the Days Work 43 Methods of Arousing Interest in Safety 44 Railroad Administration News From Washington 46 Home Dressmakers Corner 51 Valentine Party Planning : 53 News of Veterans Association 54 Exciting War Scenes Shown 55 AmongJOurselves 57 Published monthly at Baltimore, Maryland, by the employes ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to promote community of interestand greater efficiency. Contributions are welcomed from all and photographs will be returned upon request. Pleasewrite on one side of the sheet Walker D. Hines, New Director General ofRailroads, Expects to Follow Mr. McAdoosPolicies with Help of All Employes HE first official act of Walker , who on January 11 wasnamed Director General of Rail-roads by President Wilson tosucceed William G. IVIcAdoo, was toissue a statement announcing that hewould follow in the footsteps of his pre-decessor and that he wanted his fellowworkers in the hard war work to joinwith him in giving the public in this timeof peace valiant and faithful service. Here is a worker speaking to knows the railroad game thoroughly,having gone through several years oftraining with the Louisville and Nash-ville and the Santa Fe. During thetenure of office of Mr. McAdoo the for-mer Director General had occasion torely often on the judgment and capa-bilities of Mr. Hines. The latter nevershirked work, never dodged an issue,and in taking up the reins of chief of theroads under Federal control, he has aperfec
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