. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . legraph EngineerTelephone WorkMINE FOREMAN OR EPiGRMetallurgist or ProspectorCHEMIST OPERATING □ Auto Repairing □ Good English inSpanUb □ agriculture !□ French □ P« BOX 851 0, Explain, without obligating me,or in the subject, before which I □ LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER □ Locomotive Fireman □ Traveling Engineer □ Traveling Fireman □ Air Brake Inspector □ Air Brake Repairman □ Round House Foreman □ Trainmen and Carmen □ Railway Conductor □ MECHANICAL ENGINEERMechanical DraftsmanMachine Shop PracticeBoiler Maker or Designer □ Stationary Engineer □ Gas
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . legraph EngineerTelephone WorkMINE FOREMAN OR EPiGRMetallurgist or ProspectorCHEMIST OPERATING □ Auto Repairing □ Good English inSpanUb □ agriculture !□ French □ P« BOX 851 0, Explain, without obligating me,or in the subject, before which I □ LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER □ Locomotive Fireman □ Traveling Engineer □ Traveling Fireman □ Air Brake Inspector □ Air Brake Repairman □ Round House Foreman □ Trainmen and Carmen □ Railway Conductor □ MECHANICAL ENGINEERMechanical DraftsmanMachine Shop PracticeBoiler Maker or Designer □ Stationary Engineer □ Gas Engine Operating □ CIVIL ENGINEER □ Surveying and Mapping □ R. R. Constructing □ Bridge Engineer □ ARCHITECT □ Architectural Draftsman □ Contractor and Builder □ Structural Engineer □ Concrete Builder □ TRAFFIC MANAGER Ioiiltry Raising Italian Name PresentOccupation . Street anc No City. Please mention our magazine when writing advertisers 78 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE. FLAG RAISING AT HAMILTON, OHIO Flag day was celebrated by several hundredemployes of the Baltimore and Ohio RailroadSystem of Hamilton in the yards across fromthe depot, when a flag raising ceremony washeld and addresses were delivered by MayorC. J. Smith, who presided, Judge ClarenceMurphy and Judge E. A. Belden. Then the Star-Spangled Banner was sung,the flag was raised amid the cheers of the men,who have demonstrated their patriotism bysubscribing to approximately $15,000 in LibertyBonds and hundreds of dollars worth of ThriftStamps, besides aiding other causes which ulti-mately will help win the war. Judge Murphy in his address pointed out tothe men that they can do as much in helpingwin the war by working diligently and con-scientiously in moving supplies and material asthe men in the trenches and called upon themto do their utmost, as every minutes delaymight mean greater loss of life. Mayor Smith appealed to their patriotismand said, Th
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