. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . (>. I\ McCARTY, Passenger Traffic Manager, andW. B. CALLOWAY, Gtaera] Piiwwipir Agent. G. F. MALONE, Superintendent of Car Service,and MISS MALONE welfare work of this corporation to en-courage a healthy body and a healthymind by athletic contests such as wewitness today. It is a tribute to thebroader cooperation and railroad philan-thropy that such occasions as this havedeveloped in the railroad world. The importance of the Baltimore andOhio to Baltimore requires somethingmore than a casual acknowledgment ofthe value of a great railroad to our grea
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . (>. I\ McCARTY, Passenger Traffic Manager, andW. B. CALLOWAY, Gtaera] Piiwwipir Agent. G. F. MALONE, Superintendent of Car Service,and MISS MALONE welfare work of this corporation to en-courage a healthy body and a healthymind by athletic contests such as wewitness today. It is a tribute to thebroader cooperation and railroad philan-thropy that such occasions as this havedeveloped in the railroad world. The importance of the Baltimore andOhio to Baltimore requires somethingmore than a casual acknowledgment ofthe value of a great railroad to our greatcity. We regard the Baltimore and Ohioas distinctly Baltimores railroad. Itsgreatest terminus is here, its main officesand organization are located here, itspresident, vice-presidents and officiallife are in Baltimore and its 9,000 em-ployes give it a greater civic importanceand a greater municipal and businessvalue than exists in any other railroadwith which I am familiar. Added to this, the Baltimore andOhio was begun in Baltimore. It wasthe first railroad in this country, and itis still a progressive public spirited con-t
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