. Baltimore and Ohio Employees magazine . Watt de l'autre watt,donc watts l'utilisation sayln plus? (Signé) CY PIERCE, The Undertaker un apéritif pour des repas encore meilleurs onOur Dining Cars! LA PREMIÈRE BANQUE NATIONALE DE LOS ANGELESANDLOS ANGELES TRUST & ÉPARGNE BANKPRESIDENTS OFFICE:ILISONAI ETCONFIDINLIAL. Octobre 6, I92I. M. Daniel Willard, Care Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, Baltimore, Maryland. Mon cher M. Willard: En venant de Washington à Chicago, en quittant Washington à 6.40 ans (c'est-à-dire le train que j'ai oublié), j'ai été très heureux par le service de dinerservice au petit déjeuner et au déjeuner

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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . watt from the other watt, so watts the use sayln more? (Signed) CY PIERCE, The Undertaker An Appetizer for even Better Meals onOur Dining Cars! THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LOS ANGELESandLOS ANGELES TRUST & SAVINGS BANKPRESIDENTS OFFICE:Ilisonai andConfidinlial. Octobcr 6, I92I. Mr. Daniel Willard, Care Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, Baltimore, Maryland. My dear Mr. Willard: In coming from Washington to Chicago, leaving Washington at 6.40 (thenumber of the train I have forgotten), I was very greatly pleased by the dinerservice at breakfast and luncheon on Sunday. I did not eat dinner on the diningcar, as it was cut off, but on Sunday morning and at noon it was as good diningcar service as I have ever experienced. The steward in charge of the car wasJ. S. Warde. Mr. Edward Chambers, of the Santa Fe, was on the train and commentedmost favorably. I told him I was going to write to you. Very truly yours, (Signed) HENRY M. ROBINSON. -— 34 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, February, IQ22. Aunt Mary Says: Wheelin Division Folks Dance to the Tune of SnowMen at Their Fifth Annual Ball MARY, sez Ezra to me on the dayafter Christmas, did ye ever hearthat old yarn about the greatestengineerin feat what wuz ever performed? No, sez I, real curious like. Har, har! he laughs, its WheelinWest Virginny up the Ohio River. You dont say so! sez I, an how didthey ever wheel it? It must a-took a mon-strous big wheel barrow. They aint done it yet, sez he, butMr. Garvey sez theyre goin to do it on the29th. Yed better take your carpet bag anrun long to see what s goin on. Huh! sez I, yere anxious to get rid ome, aint ye? Must be that youre thinkino cuttin your eye at that Widder Slocumwhile Im gone. Let me tell ye, Ezra Heze-kiah, ye cant get rid o me that easy. Any-how, I aint carin, cause it aint no use youmakin believe youre young; you alwayspay up for it in the end, an if you knowwhats good fer you youll get to bed byten oclock every night. Gee wh

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