Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine (1912) (14575271600)

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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation



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Divisional Safety Committee F. B. MiTCHELL Chairman, Superintendent W. D. Johnston Master Mechanic F. J. Parrish Division Engineer H \V. Brant Division Operator W. B. KiLGORE Road Engineer A. Stephenson Yard Conductor Ed. LaBarre Machinist P. K. Partee Secretarj-, Secretary to Superintendent Wellston Division Correspondent, J. M. Rowland, TimekeeperDayton, Ohio Divisional Safety Committee . B. Mann Cluiinnan, Superintendent . R. Elkins Trainmaster . G. Snyder Division Engineer . G reisheimer Supervisor J. Pinkerton Supervisor M. Baker Supervisor . Carr Division Foreman M. Drake Relief Agent E. Snyder Conductor . Hall Engineer J. FiTZMARTiN Division Operator . Smith Yardmaster Childs Stationary Engineer Sandy Valley & Elkhorn Railway Correspondent, George Dixon, Chief Clerk Divisional Safety Committee H. R. LAiciHLiN Chairman A. \V. White Supervisor M. & W. Department D. W. Blankenship. ... < Section Foreman S. H. Johnson Engineer E. E. Ca.ssidy Fireman J. M. Moore Conductor
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PART OF THE H. C. L.—AND ITS STILL GOING UP! TIM; ivM/n.MoiM: and omo i:.mpl()\ i-;s m \(;.\ziM lo; Ridpath^s History of the World The Work of the Century JOHN CLARK RIDPATHS History of theJ World is unquestionably the greatest liter-ary work of the nineteenth century. Other men havewritten great histories of single countries or periods —Gibbon of Rome, Macaulay of England, Guizot of France— but it remained for Dr. Ridpath to write a completeHistory of the entire World, from the beginning of civili-zation down to the present time. A Quarter of a Million Sets Sold The sale of this great work exceeds that of any ler set of books published in America. Over 250,000 sets I gone into American homes, and every purchaser is more satisfied. It is strongly endorsed by scholars and statesmen; business and professional men, and by the thousands of owners, as the greatest history ever written. We are closing out the remaining sets of the last edition AT A VERY LOW PRICE AND EASY TERMS We wil