Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine (1912) (14758256441)

Identifier: baltimoreohioemp05balt (find matches)
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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II JUNE—1917 Somewhere There is a Home For You At some place on the Baltimore and Ohio System you have picked a jflyspot where you wish to own a home. Probably you have even con-sulted a contractor as to the cost of building the kind of home youwish to own. Possibly you have not seen your way clear to raise the money to payfor the property. Just here is where we come in. For over thirtyyears we have joined hands with Baltimore and Ohio employes whwwished to stop paying rent and buy their homes. Our help has madeit possible for thousands of Baltimore and Ohio men to carry out fcheiplans for the purchase of property or the building of homes. Write to Division S of the Baltimore and Ohio Relief Departiinent,Baltimore, Md., and find out just how you can secure a home whereyou wish to live. The Relief Department has properties at various points on the Systemand will be glad to sell them to employes on the monthly payment plan. ii Please mention our magazine when writing advertisers ■
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BALTIMORE AND OHIOEMPLOYES MAGAZINE BALTIMORE, JUNE, 1917 Number 2 CONTENTS The French Mission en route from Washington to Chicago, via the Baltimore and Ohio Frontispiece 4 Our New Curtis Bay Coal Pier—The Largest and Most Efficient Coal Loading Plant in the World 5 Do Your Duty—Buy a Liberty Bond 14 The Road to France—Poem Daniel M. Henderson 16 How Jimmy Did His Bit—Prize Story in Fiction Contest... Roy G. Clark 17 American Women Don Overalls and Make Good in Railroad Work 21 Statement of Pension Feature 25 Loyal Mr. Way-Bill Enlists for the War 26 The Use and Abuse of Stationery and Other Office Supplies M. K. Barnum, Assistant to Vice-President Operation and Maintenance 27 Speaking of Patriotism Irvin S. Cobb, of The Vigilantes 28 Help Win the War by Insisting Upon One Hundred Per Cent. Car Utilization 30 Hard Work the Order of the Day at the Officers Reser.ve Corps Training Camp Robert M. Van Sant 31 Efficient Station Service the Keynote to Claim Prevention 33 The Part o