. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . biggest, most prosperousand most eventful year of our lives. With regret we announce the death ofMrs. E. E. McKinley, Wife of TrainmasterE. E. McKinley, on the morning of January9. The employes of the Staten Island Linesextend their heartfelt sympathy to thebereaved family. Congratulations to Mr. Hasslebrook andwife, on the arrival of a baby boy. Ha, Ha, Ha! Here we are again. Wehave with us today, the boy with the bigfeet, Jimmy Hyland, pipefitters helper,Clifton Shop. Jimmy says every nighthe gets home from work, he takes his horseout for exercise. J
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . biggest, most prosperousand most eventful year of our lives. With regret we announce the death ofMrs. E. E. McKinley, Wife of TrainmasterE. E. McKinley, on the morning of January9. The employes of the Staten Island Linesextend their heartfelt sympathy to thebereaved family. Congratulations to Mr. Hasslebrook andwife, on the arrival of a baby boy. Ha, Ha, Ha! Here we are again. Wehave with us today, the boy with the bigfeet, Jimmy Hyland, pipefitters helper,Clifton Shop. Jimmy says every nighthe gets home from work, he takes his horseout for exercise. Jimmys horse is sonear the ground that when Jim gets on,instead of riding, he walks because of hisfeet. Heard in the Division Accountants Office C. H.—Lets have your time slips. R. McC.—They were beaten last night—I didnt play. H. M.—Want a good car, buy an Elgin. M. C—You big Turk! H. V.—Hey, Cap, whatll I charge this to? W. H.—Did you get the slips from Georgeyet, Harold? J. S.—Hey, Harold, I cant find a loi forthis PIER 22, NEW YORK Left: Frank W. Prather, Porter, Pier 22. Center: James Ryan, our faithful Messenger. While thephotograph was taken many year? ago, Jimmy still wears the same bright smile. Left: Mary Ann,daughter of M. Pearigen, Collection Department Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, February, 1^24 57 D. McB.—Well, Im using it just now—How long dva want it? W. M.—Did ja stop at the Coal Pocket,Harry? T. B.—What ja say? J. D.—Aw! Theyre a piece o junk! A. O.—Hello, Sweetheart! H. D.—Did ja ever hear the one about—?T. K.—Got ny candy?R. D.—Let rne have your stationery listfor the next two months. B. F. L.—Whats the matter? H. K.—Got C-H-I-L-P: last night, Mac. W. J. McN.—Theres something radi-cally wrong. A. H.—I want a timeslip from you forthe 6th, 7th and one for yesterday. C. B. C—This is O. K. Uncle Dick Farlow has met his of the A. K. Bridge knows more ofthe Bible than he does. Jimmy Lynch has discover
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