. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . f theyhad taken a perfectly good apple out ofyour lunch and put in a wax one—such agood imitation that you even went so faras to attempt to eat it—right in front ofall the fellows, too. There are a few things we would like tosee in and around the Master MechanicsOffice, and especially the following: .■ne and Jim quit razzing each other. John quit talking about May. Alary in on time. Harry have an extension from the phoneplaced on his desk. Rider quit asking when he iscalled to thephone— Who is it? R. M. Stock—get a little peace to dictate. Glad to see
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . f theyhad taken a perfectly good apple out ofyour lunch and put in a wax one—such agood imitation that you even went so faras to attempt to eat it—right in front ofall the fellows, too. There are a few things we would like tosee in and around the Master MechanicsOffice, and especially the following: .■ne and Jim quit razzing each other. John quit talking about May. Alary in on time. Harry have an extension from the phoneplaced on his desk. Rider quit asking when he iscalled to thephone— Who is it? R. M. Stock—get a little peace to dictate. Glad to see H. G. Graffious, terminaltrain master, back on the job after a shortsick spell; also Terminal General ForemanS. A. Irwin. This is a bad time to getsick, fellows, watch your foot! Monongah DivisionCorrespondent, Mary UnksThe ticket agent at the Baltimore and()]iio Railroad Station at Grafton, W. Va., is the most courteous, polite and amiableofficial in that capacity that I know and Ido quite a bit of travcUng. This is :t. THE SOUTHERN BALTIMORES NEWEST ANDMOST MODERN HOTEL imtm -lis % i iru :i Jlftist mention our magazine when vriling advertisers Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, January, IQ24 statement made by a prominent Elkins manat an informal dinner which he and a num-Ijer of Grafton men attended here. Ihave been in Grafton a number of times andhave had occasion to ask this ticket agentquestions with reference to trains and otherinformation. At times when I asked thesequestions he was busy as a bee. But healways answered me pleasantly and with asmile. I dont know the mans name, butI tell you he is a most valuable asset to theBaltimore and Ohio. I have heard peopleall over the state of West Virginia say thesame thing that I am saWng about theman at the ticket window in Grafton. Ifthere were more courteous employes of pub-lic ser\-ice corporations in this state andthroughout the country there would be amuch better feeling between the corpora-tions and the general p
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