Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-01
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10 Drlng German emigrants into
Tn country and repopulate II will,
hhIuIohs. = At the end of the war when
stn edhes place, 'Germania' will he
,r5 ,r5npeu on each of these Countries.
ny VIII be transformed into Ger
the war; 'e perhahs WIN
az according to the speaker Gerr,o,
orlcefs We're perfectly franI[ nndt
len oi, with their plans to extend the
and b e, even with acts of brutalism
,,int horror The people are only.
MIRO iiial = a., TO help in building the en-
pre- was the way they stated it.
",rho Up TO the U. S.
on nc responsibility of it all, rests
60 40. we alone, have the men tbe
war ing ene shlps, the arms to end this
eoerythlng we have. Food is fbe.
aotuat determining factor. and vouI.
p,ttriCHlc p,iric duty is to help the food ad.
iiiHIstratlon in every Uav" AZ
speaker declared way 'ne
america possesses the for, vito,
a. lo'oIs DTS required for the crushing Of
le me-, russian system. They are money
mnst ioou ana hospital supplies. She
and 60 totIue these without stint.
sne s would hope to win this war =" he "a
toid his audience. "'-' nc
1nI. Wolcott, the speaker of tho.
risiilIS' Is an associate of Food Al
Ills rator Hoover. He spent several
Years with the German general stase
No ~ .re trenches on the front and in
war relief work. i' anu III
alootnrs lSers OF the Red Cross were re-
elected as follows: re-
Re-eIect OGicnrs
chairman, Mrs. Lyman n c.ubo..
nI iiIst Vice-chairman, Francis 7 Hal.
1eooha ~ Elce-chairman, Mrs. CharIas
r., r. ryder; third vice-chairn,a,,
NeiecIed) David Kaufman: treaeurI
eT, robert Mccormick: secrctor,.
MRS. r. L. Gillespie. - ''"iS'
o,AecutlVe committee-Mrs nj II
DDdms5ed' Dal,i5 Miss Anne McCormlck'
Rohor+ -, a,y' 1racy' Mrs. r. l.. Gillespie.
Tb McCormlck, Francis ]. Hall.
me chapter has 1S,2O9 memhers
aaGGcofdlng to the secretary's renort
Sls. Glllespie described the work
uone py the volunteers and members
VI the many auXiliaries throueho,,t
the district. The work of each de-
partment was given in detail bv The
secretary who told of the shipment
or total or LAG boxes of surgical
hSuppIleS- 10 france since the work
the Harrisburg district had been
gwen comfort kits and a number Of
them, sweaters and other articles
maze by the volunteers.
ne lolloWlng women are in charge
OIL the various departments:
AuXlliaries, Miss Mary b. Robin
son; surgical dressings departnhnt
MISS Anne Mccormick; packing
Mrs. Carl b. Ely; hospital patients
cloth1ng, Miss Nell McCullough Miss
Seeber; hospital linen, Mrs. M, u,
Olmsted; surgical dressings. Miss
Mary Pearson, Mrs. Chandler Hale
MRS. George Whitney; purchasing
MRS. Mercer B. Tate; comfort kits
Mrs.>John c. Kunkel, Jr.; magazines
Mlsms Mary Hester; motor messen.
gers, Mrs V. Lorne Hummel; civil
ian relief, Mrs. William 1. Lauben-
stein; canteen, Mrs. Francis j. Hall.
The treasurer's report, covering
the period from April Ii to Octo-
Der l, showed: Balance, April II
$10S.S7; sale of books, pins, but
tons, knitting yarns and needles.
! S1,727.17; contributions, $11,OO2.Ol:
membership fees, $14,746; interest
on certificates of deposit, $42.44;
tag day deceipts, $1,89S.SS; max
ing total of $26,603.54. -'a' '>'' '-'"' -
Expenses: Stock purchased for
sales (yarn. pins, books, etc. =,
$745.S4; office and incidental ex-
penses (printing, light, stationery,
telephone, freight bills, stenagra-
pher), $1,00449; hospital garment
supplies, $2,454.72; amounts sent to
Washington account of memberships,
$7,459; making total of $26,603.54.
There was balance October 1 of
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