. Magazine des employés de Baltimore et de l'Ohio. T et Eden. Ce serveur a InformationBureau R. H. BUCY, commis de rapport, car Fore-mans Office, Mt. Clare, dit: Whena personne à bord du Baltimore et(.)hio il peut toujours entendre un bon mot des passagers de notre Best et Only. Récemment, M. Bucy retournait à Hishome, à Cumberland, le numéro i. Le chewaiter du restaurant est venu avec du café et des sandwiches. M. Bucy boughta Cup, tout comme une femme âgée qui s'assit devant vous. Il a été surpris quand la femme a entendu parler au serveur de l'aberth qu'elle devait occuper quand elle a shereached Cumberland, mais lui

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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . t and Eden. This Waiter an InformationBureau R. H. BUCY, report clerk, Car Fore-mans Office, Mt. Clare, says: Whena person rides the Baltimore and(.)hio he can always hear a good word fromother passengers about our Best andOnly. Recently Mr. Bucy was returning to hishome in Cumberland on No. i. Thewaiter from the diner came through withcoffee and sandwiches. Mr. Bucy boughta cup, as did an elderly woman who sat inthe seat ahead. He was surprised when heheard the woman ask the waiter about aberth that she was to occupy when shereached Cumberland, but he was still moresurprised when the waiter promptly gaveher all the information desired. A bureauof information could not have told hermore, declared Mr. Bucy. After the waiter had gone the womanturned to me and said, I have ridden onmany a railroad, but I dont believe thatany of them ever showed me more courtesy.Of course, I assured her that Baltimore andOhio employes are always glad to givewhatever help and courtesy they can at alltimes.. Left: John J. Sell, OflSce of General Yardmaster, Cumberland, Md. Center: Oswald K. Eden, Engineering Department, Baltimore, Md. Right: Harry B. Kight, Traveling Passenger Agent, Cumberland, Md. l>aliimore and Ohio Magazine, January, 1^24 21 Fire Marshals Meet and DiscussMethods of Improving Fire PreventionWork on Railroad ON December 3 the first meeting of thefire marshals on the Eastern Lines washeld at Cumberland, lId. Here themen got together with B. S. Mace, superin-tendent of insurance, and discussed the possi-bilities of improving fire prevention standardsand activities on the Baltimore and Ohio. Those present were: Superintendent ofInsurance B. S. Mace, E. E. Alexander, supervisor. Timber Preservation, GreenSpring, W. Va.; Chief Ins])ector R. R.Hackett, Baltimore, Md., and InsuranceInspectors S. W. Bell and P. J. Reed, Balti-more, Md.; Fire Marshals H. Malloy, Locust Point, Md.; G. A. Torney, Mt. Clare, Md.; W. H. Gardner, Curtis Bay,

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