. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . niociel,handsomely sliaped—aristocratic in every line. Then look atthe works! There you will ece the masterpiece of watchmakers skill. A timepiece adjusted to positious, tempera-ture and isochronitm. Free Watch /Jlwaich 1^^^1_ Get the Burling- / BookCouponISlBOIC tonWatclil3(>..k A ■■-*^^^*^ by sending / Burlington Watch Co. this coupon now. You will ♦- n^?;^.!*^? ^lil-know a lot more aljout watch / DepL7434 Illbuying wlien you read will be al)le to .steer ^ the kiurlington Watcb. Bend me (withoutol>iii;ation3 and prepaici
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . niociel,handsomely sliaped—aristocratic in every line. Then look atthe works! There you will ece the masterpiece of watchmakers skill. A timepiece adjusted to positious, tempera-ture and isochronitm. Free Watch /Jlwaich 1^^^1_ Get the Burling- / BookCouponISlBOIC tonWatclil3(>..k A ■■-*^^^*^ by sending / Burlington Watch Co. this coupon now. You will ♦- n^?;^.!*^? ^lil-know a lot more aljout watch / DepL7434 Illbuying wlien you read will be al)le to .steer ^ the kiurlington Watcb. Bend me (withoutol>iii;ation3 and prepaici)^ your free book on watchesclear of the over-priced ^ with full explanation of yourwatches wliich are no/ or a month offer oa better. Send the COU- / ^^ W« pen today for tlu book >and our otler. ♦ Burlington / ^Watch Co. / ]9thSt. SMarshaU / Addrem. Blvd., DepL 7434 ^ Chicago / THE BURCHELL CHILDREX Please mention our magazine when icriting advertisers 88 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE. F. A. Kern Bmkoman, Garrett, Ind. E. R. Bishop Yard Brakeman, Chicago Jet., O. H. H. Vaxderbosch Macliinist, Garrett, Ind. K. Kingsbury Wheel Checker. Car Dept., Garrett, Ind. C. W. Carpenter Boilermaker, Chicago Jet., O. Wm. Shultz Pipefitter, South Chicago, III. THE ALVA McXEELY Mr. McXeeljwas born in Indiana, on Xovera-ber 17, 1877. He entered the service of theBaltimore and Ohio as an operator at ChicagoJunction, on December 26, 1901, and waspromoted to train (Uspatcher in May, 1905,the position whi<h he held until the time of hisdeath. He was a mt^mber of the Train Dis-patchers Association and the First ChristianChurch of New Castle. Surviving him are liiswife, his son Harold, aged nine years, his motherand two brothers. Mr. McNeely was a conscientious, loyal andhard-working employe; quiet and reserved innrnnner and one who had the resi)ect of all whowere fortunate enough to know him. His lossis keenly felt bj the local management
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