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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
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theirgorgeous costumes and a suggestion oftheir weird yet attractive music. We might borrow the phrases of a cir-cus publicity man and say that our pro-duction of the )\Iikado will be a riotof color, a stunning array of girlishbeauty, a magnificent musical produc-tion, a screaming comedy, and othersuperlatives. But we will be content toconfide that one hundred and twentymembers of the Opera Club have beenworking hard for three months to makethe production worthy of their own well-earned though youthful tradition, and ofthe Baltimore and Ohio; that the j^ro-ceeds of the performance on April 2Gthwill be devoted to one of the most worthynon-sectarian charities of Baltimore, theChildrens Hospital School; that one-halfof the proceeds of the two followingnights will go to help in some way theneedy employes of the railroad, and theother half to the Opera Club fund. Andfinally to promise to transport you as farfrom the atmosphere of business and 37 38 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE
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Courtisy Xew York Tnh\ worry as the dainty atmosphere of a Japa-nese village and its quaint little folkafford. On this l^asis we urge 3ou to come.As in Tinafore, Mr. John Elliott willbe the general director and Mr. HohartSmock the musical director, and cast andchorus and orchestra will be recruitcnlpracticalh exclusively from our own em-ployes. **Railroading as a Vocation* RAILROADING as a Vocationis the title of a most interestinghttle book written and pubHshedby Charles ElUott, of Fayette-ville, N. C. Mr. Elhott is the son of thelate Warren G. Elliott, president of theAtlantic Coast Line Railroad, and besideinheriting the love of railroading from hisfather, he has had a wide and varied ex-perience in the science of transportation.While the book was written primarilyfor the purpose of directing prospectiverailroaders to the department in whichthey would be most hkely to be success- ful, it gives an interesting outline of thewhole field of railroading, and is a bookthat any railroad m

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