. Magazine des employés de Baltimore et de l'Ohio . Croisant Watchman Ludden dans cette position indique qu'il a l'intérêt de la compagnie à coeur qu'il a été com-mended. Épigrammes de W. C. Bowhay Agent spécial avez-vous déjà vu un homme utiliser du papier d'aluminium de thetin qu'il a sauvé? Nous non plus. La première machine parlante a été originatedin le jardin d'Eden, mais Tom Edisoncoped le crédit. Un certain nombre de veuves se rendent compte que la Hubbysobituary était plus belle que la vérité. Beaucoup un vrai coeur bat sous un dirtyshirt, mais d'une certaine manière les filles ne semblent pas les découvrir. Quand le modèle juin 1921 bride findsle LIN vert
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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . Crossing Watchman Ludden in this in-stance indicates that he has the interest ofthe Company at heart He has been com-mended. Epigrams of W. C. Bowhay Special Agent Did you ever see a man make use of thetin foil he saved? Neither did we. The first talking machine was originatedin the Garden of Eden, but Tom Edisoncopped the credit. A number of widows realize that Hubbysobituary was more beautiful than truthful. Many a true heart beats beneath a dirtyshirt, but somehow the girls dont seem todiscover them. When the 1921 model June bride findsthe green lines made by the lavalliere charmhe gave her, the honeymoon is embalmed. When you look at some girls husbandsits easier to believe that a woman doesntknow what she wants. Lying may not get you anywhere, but itoften keeps you away from places you dontwant to visit. If there is some good in the worst of usthen there must be some honey in a garbagecan, but it takes a durned good bee toget it out. Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, December, igzi 45. Among Ourselves Baltimore and Ohio and Baltimoreand Ohio Annex Buildings Law Department Correspondent, George W. Haulenbeek Merry Christmas! If at any time the present Law Depart-ment correspondent of the Magazine shouldrehnquish his pen, J. Ronald Horsey of thisoffice is hereby nominated to succeed him.Mr. Horsey, secretary to Charles RadleyWebber, is always cheery in his manner.He says he reads the Law Department con-tribution to the Magazine first, and thenhe follows Mr. Youngs practice of makinga commendatory observation regarding it, that is, if the contribution calls for it; a sortof putting yourself in the other fellowsplace. Such treatment is buoyant. Mr.Horseys newspaper letters are worth read-ing. I find them in the Sun and in the News, and he is not afraid to sign his name.The Ticket Supply Department In my meanderings about the building Ihave run across the Ticket Supply Depart-ment on the first floor. J. E. Beatty is incharge, and i
