. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . Magazine. The importance of the work of thetrack foreman—and of his men—canhardly be exaggerated. Their responsi-bilities are heavy and upon their faith-fulness depends the safety of thousandsof passengers and employes and ofhundreds of thousands of dollars worthof equipment. Unceasing vigilance mustbe their watchword—vigilance extendingthrough the storms of winter and the heat of summer. So, for the purpose ofgiving the veterans of this exacting branchof the service well deserved recognitionrequests have been sent to each corres-pondent to send us pic
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . Magazine. The importance of the work of thetrack foreman—and of his men—canhardly be exaggerated. Their responsi-bilities are heavy and upon their faith-fulness depends the safety of thousandsof passengers and employes and ofhundreds of thousands of dollars worthof equipment. Unceasing vigilance mustbe their watchword—vigilance extendingthrough the storms of winter and the heat of summer. So, for the purpose ofgiving the veterans of this exacting branchof the service well deserved recognitionrequests have been sent to each corres-pondent to send us pictures of hisDivisions veteran track foremen and apicture of their oldest bridge carpenterforeman. The first of these pictures to bereceived is from the Wellston Division—of track foreman James Galloway, incharge of track work in Sandusky yard,and his force. Mr. Galloway, who issixty-eight years old, has forty-six yearsof faithful and efficient service with theBaltimore and Ohio to his credit. is indicated by a TRACK FOREMAN JAMES GALLOWAY AND HIS MEN 4-5 46 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE Members of the Debating ClubWorking Hard f&Jy INTEREST in the Baltimore andI8j1 J Ohio Debating Club, which meetslO^&l eacn Tuesday evening on thefifth floor of the Baltimore andOhio Building, is unabated. Since theformation of the club the following sub-jects have been considered: breathcontrol; the proper position to assumewhile speaking; enunciation and articula-tion; force; earnestness and confidence;getting a stock of words, style andsimplicity; conversation; imagination andoriginality; outlining a speech; com-mitting a speech to paper, and the useof the pause. At an early date a well known publicspeaker of Baltimore will address theclub on the subject of who have taken the course feelthat what they have learned will be oflasting benefit to them, and that in thefuture they will be able to put theirthoughts over with force and
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