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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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te do not jjropose to have any suchleaks charged against thetn is amply provedby their commendation as noted last month.We herewith present a i)hoto of Brakem in B. White, who entered our service in 1917.and is now a promoted man. Congratula-tions are in order on his enviable record.We hope to show Mr. Brake next montli.Being a naturally modest man, its hard 10get his Phiz, but we have our scouts outon him. Section Foreman J. E. Riffle, who enteredour .ser\-ice in 1910, as a trackman and w.ispromoted to foreman in igi.s, now ii.ischarge of Section 27 at Crawford. He wasone of the lucky ones who was judged tohave had the best track on his Sub Diiision. PUGH BROS. Jewelry Co., 211 House Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa., OFFICIAL WATCH INSPECTORS FOR BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R. FINEST GRADE WATCHES Cash or Payment Plan WRITE FOR OUR CATALOGUEDIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Samt Addrttt CUT OUT AND MAIL State Please mention our ma^iizirie when .irilinn advertisers ^ 68 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, March,
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J. E. Riffle, Section 27, and Passenger Brakeiran J. B. White and was awarded a prize. Here is his pic-ture, taken right on the job and thatswhere he always is, the proof being hisprize. We are in receipt of a letter from ourformer co-workers and friends, Mr. and Mrs.W. E. Kearfott, who now live in Baltimore,reading as follows: Mr. Kearfoot and I wish to thank theCharleston Division through the Baltimoreand Ohio Magazine for their wonderfulpresent on the occasion of our marriage.We have no words to express our feelingsfor all the folks who were so kind, and wethink there is no better way than to ask ourfriend, the Charleston Division correspon-dent, to help us. The silver was a beautifuland useful gift and is deeply apjjreciated byus both. Charleston Division boys and girls, con-sider yourselves thanked individually, andwe all wish Bill and Bernice every luckin their new home. Sickness has had its innings in our midstduring the past month. However, we areglad to say that every one is

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