. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . er There . 24 Physical Fitness : Dr. E. M. Parlett 26 Fire Prevention Bulletin 28 Going Over the Falls in a Barrel . 29 Echoes of the Third Liberty Loan Drive on The Baltimore and Ohio 30 Belgians Employed at Timber Preservation Plant are Doing Their Bit for Native Land and Uncle Sam 35 Employes in Baltimore Give Liberally to Second Red Cross War 36 A Big Man Who Does Big Things W. E. Buckmaster 37 Baseball Trophies for 1918 Season 38 Each Divisional Baseball Team a Nucleus for an Employes Club 39 Editorial 40 Outfitting an Army with Thrift Sta
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . er There . 24 Physical Fitness : Dr. E. M. Parlett 26 Fire Prevention Bulletin 28 Going Over the Falls in a Barrel . 29 Echoes of the Third Liberty Loan Drive on The Baltimore and Ohio 30 Belgians Employed at Timber Preservation Plant are Doing Their Bit for Native Land and Uncle Sam 35 Employes in Baltimore Give Liberally to Second Red Cross War 36 A Big Man Who Does Big Things W. E. Buckmaster 37 Baseball Trophies for 1918 Season 38 Each Divisional Baseball Team a Nucleus for an Employes Club 39 Editorial 40 Outfitting an Army with Thrift Stamps 41 Statement of Pension Feature 42 Womans Department 43 Safety First Roll of Honor 47 Among Ourselves 51 Our Sweetheart—Poem Minna Irving 79 Published monthly at Baltimore, Maryland, by the employes of theBaltimore and Ohio Railroad to promote community of interest andgreater efficiency. Contributions are welcomed from all and photographs will be returned upon request. Pleasewrite on one side of the sheet \ Arthur W. Thompson and Charles are Made Federal ManagersFor Baltimore and Ohio Lines HE selection of two Baltimore andOhio men—Arthur W. Thomp-son and Charles W. Galloway—by the United States RailroadAdministration as Federal Managers oflines east and west, respectively, is asource of gratification to officials and em-ployes of the Company and has causedmuch favorable comment by the press ofthe country. Mr. Thompson is Federal Manager ofthe Baltimore and Ohio in the AlleghenyDistrict, his jurisdiction extending overthe lines east. He assumed his newduties on June 1. A further honor wasgiven him on June 11 when the WesternMaryland Railway and Cumberland Val-ley Railroad were placed under his direc-tion. Mr. Galloways jurisdiction coversthe western lines of the Baltimore andOhio and also the Dayton and UnionRailroad. Before taking up their duties with theUnited States Railroad Administration,Mr. Thompson and Mr. Galloway re-sign
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