. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . T. AVERAGE Engineering 866 753 11/15 Lincoln Street 666 707 Transportation 533 667 3/15 Baltimore and Ohio Locals .466 731 7/15 Accounting 466 685 5/15 Maintenance of Way 400 660 1/15 Valuation Department 333 666 4/15 Car Accounting 266 665 1/15 High game for the season to date—Engineer-ing, 897. High average, three games, one night—Balti-more and Ohio Locals, 821£. Ohio Division Correspondent* W. L. Allison, OperatorC. D. Office, Chillicothe, Ohio Divisional Safety Committee A. A. Iams Chairman, Superintendent C II. Ft. Howe Division Engineer R. C. Wk
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . T. AVERAGE Engineering 866 753 11/15 Lincoln Street 666 707 Transportation 533 667 3/15 Baltimore and Ohio Locals .466 731 7/15 Accounting 466 685 5/15 Maintenance of Way 400 660 1/15 Valuation Department 333 666 4/15 Car Accounting 266 665 1/15 High game for the season to date—Engineer-ing, 897. High average, three games, one night—Balti-more and Ohio Locals, 821£. Ohio Division Correspondent* W. L. Allison, OperatorC. D. Office, Chillicothe, Ohio Divisional Safety Committee A. A. Iams Chairman, Superintendent C II. Ft. Howe Division Engineer R. C. Wkhcott Trainmaster ii K. Greenwood Master Mechanic WlLLIAM Chaf Road Foreman of Engines Supervisor Dm. J Q. Medical Examiner L B. Manhh Captain of Police QSOROB Litter Engineer D. 11. Hutth Conductor C. J. Agent, Wilmington Frank Lee Tool Room Mun EL Devore Fireman D. L. Peters Hrakeman M. Welsh Blacksmith J. E. Chanev Switchman Pleat lagnzinc when writing advertisers THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 75. LAYING NEW RAIL EAST OFWHITMAN, IND. On November 1 Clarence E. Francis, divi-sion accountant, Illinois Division, was ap-pointed division accountant, Ohio Division,headquarters Chillicothe, Ohio, vice James , resigned to engage in commercialbusiness. Dispatcher Jimmy Neff is back at Chilli-cothe at his old job. J. C. Watkins, tonnage clerk at Chillicothe,has been promoted to the position of fuel in-spector of lines west of the Ohio River. Healso accepted the hand of Miss Mabel Heis,of Fifth Street, Chillicothe, and they werehappily married in October. Mr. Wilkins isfortunate indeed in having all this good luckhappen to him at the same time and congratu-lations are in order. The telegraphers on the Ohio Division havefurnished their quota of men for service withUncle Sams army in France. The followingboys have enlisted or have been drafted andgone to various training camps: E. C. Henson, R. T. Watkins, O. S. Ray,D. D. Weinrich, C. C.
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