. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . NEs Master Mechanic . 8extm. Road Foreman of H. K. Chief Train Dispatcher T. B. Terminal Agent J. N. GouMAN Captain of Police F. H. Lamb Division Claim Agent Dr. C. W. Pence Medical Examiner E. G. Owens Road Engineer W. E. Burns Road Fireman H. F. Lane Road Conductor J. F. CooNEY Yard Conductor Wm. Tisdale Machine Shop Foreman R. F. MiNNiCK Car Builder Felice Cori Section Foreman W. M. Devlin Secretary W. M. Devlin, secretary to superintendent,was called for military service and left forCamp Lee, April 25. E. F Kenna, cler
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . NEs Master Mechanic . 8extm. Road Foreman of H. K. Chief Train Dispatcher T. B. Terminal Agent J. N. GouMAN Captain of Police F. H. Lamb Division Claim Agent Dr. C. W. Pence Medical Examiner E. G. Owens Road Engineer W. E. Burns Road Fireman H. F. Lane Road Conductor J. F. CooNEY Yard Conductor Wm. Tisdale Machine Shop Foreman R. F. MiNNiCK Car Builder Felice Cori Section Foreman W. M. Devlin Secretary W. M. Devlin, secretary to superintendent,was called for military service and left forCamp Lee, April 25. E. F Kenna, clerk in superintendents office,has been appointed secretary to superintendent,vice Mr. Devlin, J. C. Anderson, motive power clerk, EastSide, resigned April 15 to engage with a privatefirm in Philadelphia. W. J. Scott, motive power timekeeper, hasbeen appointed motive power clerk, vice Subscriptions to the Third Liberty Loan onthe Philadelphia Division, up to April 24, were$35,600. 54 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE. W. J. Wilde, clerk in superintendents office,Philadelphia, has taken position as crew dis-patcher, Philadelphia Terminal, at East Side. W. E. LeBrock, timekeeper in divisionaccountants office, has taken position as clerkin superintendents office. The old Baltimore and Ohio spirit, which isthe true American spirit, is very much aliveon the Philadelphia Division. In the recent Liberty Loan campaign, apart of the Maintenance of Way Committeetook a trip to an outlying point to cover acarpenter gang living in camp. A meeting wascalled and a number of men reported that theyhad already subscribed through their did not stop them, however, and theysubscribed to the Baltimore and Ohio offer,with the exception of one man. This man hadhad serious difficulties, sickness and death,and felt unable at the time to commit himselfto further expense. A motion, therefore, wasmade then and there that those present buya bond for him, and first payment was mad
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