. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . pert dancer and has captured what is knownas a Jazz medal. Whats the attraction atBraddock, Jim? Be careful. James Conlin has purchased a for Jim. Better watch those policetraps, though. Engineer George Kane has cultivated a wargarden. Better put a watch dog near it,George, for there is a certain gentleman wholikes radishes and another who eats onionsgreedily. Watch em. Glenwood Shops Correspondent, Frank Rush, Secy to Supt Below is a picture of J. A. Shuck, car-penter at the Glenwood shops. Mr. Shuckhas been in the service of the Balti
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . pert dancer and has captured what is knownas a Jazz medal. Whats the attraction atBraddock, Jim? Be careful. James Conlin has purchased a for Jim. Better watch those policetraps, though. Engineer George Kane has cultivated a wargarden. Better put a watch dog near it,George, for there is a certain gentleman wholikes radishes and another who eats onionsgreedily. Watch em. Glenwood Shops Correspondent, Frank Rush, Secy to Supt Below is a picture of J. A. Shuck, car-penter at the Glenwood shops. Mr. Shuckhas been in the service of the Baltimore andOhio about thirty years and is known by allemployes at Glenwood. Besides being a vet-eran he is a member of the local safety com-mittee and the fire department. No matterwhether he be in bed or at work when the firewhistle blows, he is always on the job. It was with regret that we heard of the deathof Mrs. W. W. Bowser, wife of machinist Wil-liam W. Bowser, of the Glenwood shops. Hehas the heartfelt sympathy of all the shop Pipefitter F. C. Harbaugli has been ill withpneumonia for a number of weeks, but weexpect him back to work soon. John Howe has been appointed superintendentof shops at Glenwood, vice R. B. Stout, who leftour service. Mr. Howe is well known atGlenwood, having worked here previously asboilermaker foreman. He is well liked by allthe employes and we all wish him success in hisnew position. The employes at Glenwoodpresented Mr. Stout with a present beforehe left. Of course, the presentation speechwas made by the Rev. McCabe, who is on thejob on all occasions like this. John Applebee has been appointed round-house foreman at Glenwood. We were glad tohear of his promotion and wish him success inhis new position. PATENTS THAT PROTECT AND PAY BOOKS AND ADVICE FREE Send sketch or model for aearch. Highest Reeulta. Promptnei* AMnred. WATSON E. COLEMAN, Patent Lawyer 624 F Street. N. W. Wechinffton, D. C. Do Business by Mail Its piofitable,
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