Evening journal., 1919-06-03
AWARD MEDALS FOR
VICTORY LOAN WORK
Railroad Wemen's War Re- :
lief Hold Final Spring
Meeting Yesterday
STAFF WILL MEET
DURING SUMMER

Tho Ponnsylvanls Railroad Wom,a's
Wor ncllof Division, No. 2, held an In
l0rcstlns social and patriotic meeting
yesterday afternoon ~ the assembly
room OF The Pennsylvania Office build
Ing, Front and French streets. Mrs.
I Gamble Lalrobe. general suporln-
londenl, presided.
n. l.. Elford Adams, Of England, was
the principal speaker. lIe took as hls
subject "Tho New World"
In part Mr.. Adams said: "All OF us
stlll have great work 20 do. our war
work ls not all over. The signing OF
the urmlstlcu docs not rebuild churches
or reconstruct towns and cities n a
short tlmo. u viii Do years until the
world is the same M before the war.
Mr.. Adams stated that i've months
ago England gave up the bread and meat
cards which they used during the war
but resumed them again three weeks
ago. lie said no was greatly Impressed
by our waste. and that England would
not be allowed 90 waste, In fact ne said
That country had not The food or ma
ierials 10 waste. lie spoke 0f the
scarcity ~ fats IN his country.
In conclusion hu stated that after re-
construction was completed De felt 70
would be great work 10 glNe attention
and time 10 prison work and 10 help
prisoners In coming out into new
life"
Mrs Latrobc deportcd that ycstcr-
days meeting would bo the last until
September. She urged an members 90
continue their good work this summer
and TO increase the membership. The
stan meetings viii be held during the
summer months.
The following reports were made FOR
the different dances and card parties re-
Gently held
Dance, Maryland Division. May I,
slls -: rummagc sale. May 6. S13S3,
card party. Si3: Baltimore Division
dance. S2OO; superintendent stan.
card party, $3.50; Delaware Division.
dance. s23l
Mrs C. H. kciser save an interesting
musical program. Miss Dorothy Burt
sang two numbers and Miss Katherine
Ross also sang two delightful songs.
Mrs kciscr SANG several attractive solos.
An interesting feature OF the after
noon was the rewards gven to all
members Of the divisions who had de-
voted more than ten hours 10 the Vic
tory Loan campaign and those who
had sold more than 1--WE bonds.
Those that received medals were
Mrs. Edward Mclniirc Miss Helen
O'Toolc Miss Name. Miss Catherine
Ross. Mrs. } g.. Ouien. Mrs e. +. King
Mrs. Mary Hyatt. Mrs. Edward T Gihh.
son. Mrs. Robert Fulton. Mrs. Frances
West. Mrs g. r. Thompson. Mrs. r. II
ncverel. Mrs Charles h. Evans. Mrs
In. Leslie Applcby. Mrs. W. ". Ruth
I Mrs. Annie Parsons. Mrs. 7. G. Metz
Miss Catherine Dunbar. Mrs, q. :. Pen
ningion. Mrs w a. Harms. George ]
smith and Mrs w L. Burt.
/ 10 was announced that So 900 w0rtl
NJ Victory Bonds were sold by ih'
/ PENNSYLVANIA Railroad W0mcn'- pi.
vision
Those who received pins for service
over ten hours were; Mrs. q. J.. Burt
Mrs. Edward Mclntirc. Mrs Annie Par
sons. Mrs. q. 4. oates. Mrs. q. j. Ni-
d0ph Mrs oscar Collins. Mrs. j. g..
Outtcn. Mrs Harvey smith. Mrs llill.
Miss Catherine Ross Mrs Howard Ross.
Mr.. Mary Hyatt. Mrs Thomas Buckley,
Mrs. r.. H. Dcvcrcll. Mrs. Charles l..
Evans. Mrs. Raymond Jones. Mrs. Ruth.
Miss Kane, Miss Helen OToolc. Mr.. W.
= Valentine. Mrs. e.. =. ksng, Mrs, j.
r. Waters, Mrs. g. l.. Thompson. Mrs.
Edward Gihbson. Mrs Robert Fulton
Mrs g. n. Strayer, Mrs. Z. b. Turner
Mrs C.. p. sweeney Mrs Frank Wealth
erby, Mrs. Edward kirn. Mrs II. T.
Laurence. Mrs. George smith. Mrs. W