Identifier: baltimoreohioemp09balt (find matches)
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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story of how he and his friend were on theirway to go fishing, what they were going todo with the fish that they caught, and whatthey would do if they didnt catch any.Impatiently the judge told him to confinehis remarks to the cause of the accident,and not to his fishing expedition. Againand again the negro was stopped in hisstory and told to be brief. Finally, he said:Well, Wash set on de railroad track andde train tooted an tuck him. (Applause.) Mr. Sturmer: I propose that we extendto Mr. Byers a rising vote of thanks.(Audience responds with alacrity). Mr. Bowers: Mr. Byers was taught bythe old masters—and raised by the Balti-more and Ohio fathers. Now I shall intro-duce to you one whose name correspondsto that of a cutting instrument in our homes,and he is just as clean as a pair of shears.If you dont believe it, come into contactwith him. If you come with the truth, hewill give you a square deal; if you come with(Continued on page 47) 46 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, August, 1921
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^s.-cr A^m^^mn Snapped at the Pen-Mar Picnic of the Baltimore Veterans Chapter, August lo(For descnplion, see opposili page Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, August, IQ21 47 (Continuedfrom page 4s)anything else than the truth, youd betterstay away. Mr. Scheer. E. W. Scheer, general manager, EasternLines: Really, I am a bit flustered by whatMr. Bowers has said. I wonder if he wantsme to tell the story of why he knows that Iknow when a man lies. (Laughter.) Having been a member of the familyfor 31 years, and knowing your president,I feel that I am at liberty to say that I havespent 20 months with you folks, and duringthat time I have eaten with you twice. Iappreciate your invitation to be with youtoday. There is one thought that I want togive you to take home. On page two of the Jxjly issue ofOUR M.\G.\ziNE you will find a story en-titled, The Old Super Says. Now Ivebeen called lots of names, but nobody evercalled me a super when I was superin-tendent; however, the story goes, the oldsuper w

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