. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . e and Ohio Railroad Company. Ismah entered the emj)loy of our Companyon June 5, 1882. at Camden station. Baltimore,and after four years of service was transferredto the 24th and Chestnut Streets station inPhiladelphia, but returned three years later(1889) to the baggage room at Camden year later he was transferred to the generalmanagers office, where he served under generalmanagers Dunham, Campbell, ODell and Creeti. 84 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE At the opening of Mt. Royal station, Balti-naore, in 1896, Ismah Smith was the ma
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . e and Ohio Railroad Company. Ismah entered the emj)loy of our Companyon June 5, 1882. at Camden station. Baltimore,and after four years of service was transferredto the 24th and Chestnut Streets station inPhiladelphia, but returned three years later(1889) to the baggage room at Camden year later he was transferred to the generalmanagers office, where he served under generalmanagers Dunham, Campbell, ODell and Creeti. 84 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE At the opening of Mt. Royal station, Balti-naore, in 1896, Ismah Smith was the man pickedfor baggage trackman at the new station. Hestill holds this position, haVing served therecontinuously for twenty years. Ismahs excellent record was established byhis attention to duty, and by always havingthe good of the Compan\ at heart. He has letters of commendation from ThomasFitzgerald and Charles \V. Galloway, in replyto congratulatory letters from him on theoccasions of their appointments to the positionof general ISMAH SMITH The writer has known Ismah for nearly tenyears and through her daily observation hasbeen much impressed by his reliability, willing-ness and excellent Christian character. Hetries to live the Golden Rule. Riverside Y. M. C. A. Correspondent, T. E. Stacy A good crowd of employes attended themeeting of the Water Wagon Club, held at theRiverside Y. M. C. A. on the evening of June 13. Dr. Hare, superintendent of the MarylandAnti-Saloon League, spoke on the evils of in-dulgence in alcoholic beverages. After his address there was a business meetingat which the following officers were elected:President, J. W. Gardiner; first vice-president,Frank O. Larrimer; second vice-president, Webb; secretary and treasurer, HaroldHaddick. Membership Committee: J. B. Gaither, yardclerk, Camden; Y. V. Seymour, yard foreman;E. W. Butler, not in our employ; John Taylor,electrical department, Baileys; J. H. Sewell,passenger fireman. Program Committee:
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