. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . assistance rendered bythe shippers, Chambers of Commerce and localBoards of Trade in this great movement as wellas on our division. This has helped wonder-fully, as recent results show. Mr. Criswell is the man whose untiring effortsin the Companys interest during the big floodof 1907 brought such good results at those strenuous times Criswell playedout completely, and found it necessary to layup for rest on a store-box in front of the Registerbuilding. Criswell is the same man whoattempted to relieve congestion in local freightservice d
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . assistance rendered bythe shippers, Chambers of Commerce and localBoards of Trade in this great movement as wellas on our division. This has helped wonder-fully, as recent results show. Mr. Criswell is the man whose untiring effortsin the Companys interest during the big floodof 1907 brought such good results at those strenuous times Criswell playedout completely, and found it necessary to layup for rest on a store-box in front of the Registerbuilding. Criswell is the same man whoattempted to relieve congestion in local freightservice during power shortage period by theuse of elephants on local freight trains. How-ever, he ran up against some opposition in theperson of Charley Steel, atBenwood, and wasforced to abandon the idea because of not beingable to secure a hostler for the suggested a man for the position butCriswell claimed that his scheme would notwork out unless he had someone to handle theelephants who knew more than the Agent L. A. Rollyson The accompanying photograph is of agentL. A. Rollyson of Frametown. Lloyd was inthe service of the Coal and Coke Railway forabout eight years, and was taken over by theBaltimore and Ohio last year, with other fix-tures. During the war Mr. Rollyson was oneof the most patriotic employes in his locality,and subscribed liberally to all five of theLiberty loans. He is noted for his strictattention to business, his politeness and pro-gressive spirit. He keeps his station and surrounding grounds clean and tidy; and thetraveling auditor tells us that his books lookjust as well. Western Lines General Office Correspondent, W. A. Howell Ferd Hornbachhas been made chief of Em-bargo Department in Superintendent of Trans-portations office. His many friends are pleasedto hear this. Alice Conroy has been placed in charge of theTrace Desk in the Superintendent of Transpor-tations office. Her friends are glad to haveher back in the tracing g
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