The Washington herald., 1922-10-26
RAILROAD Y.MC.A.
BEGIlSTTSAlllUAL
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Campaign Gets Under
/ Way Here Last Night
With Banquet.

The fourth annual continental
membership drive Of the local Rail.
broad Y. M. c. A.. with .headquarteri
at Union Station. began with q ban.
quet and addresses last night.
Sixty-two division representative
attended as well as officials of the
local branches Of the Baltimore and
Ohio and Psnnsylvania railroads.
B. B. Tolson, president Of the
Washington Terminal department
was toastmaster. and talked on the
rapid growth Of the organization
here. urging members to Solicit tho
patronage of the delinauents and
bring them back ito life"
He was followed in order by George
H. Winslow, secretary. who touched
upon the paramount points Of the
campaign. =. In detail. he explained
the drive movement. He expressed
a hope that every member would
put his shoulder to the wheel" and
make the drive stand out in front
of the similar campaigns now being
wagered throughout the country and
Canada.
Two teams were organized and
will be known as the file line and
sky line. J. H. Tonge. 10 captain of
the former. and c. r. Kohlerman. II
in charge OF the latter.
Reports by committees on recrea-
tion and entertainment were re-
ceived with enthusiasm. w. w.
Tenney, physical director. an
nounced there are six teams COM
peting in the bowling league res
Gently opened. w. J. Fittall rolled
the first ball.
A basketball league 10 beinf
formed and will likely open within
two weeks. Announcement wal
made that radio sermons are beini
received regularly every Sunday.
Joseph schwartz. sos H stree,
northeast. returned last night from
a motor trip to Indian Head, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gorlick. of Bal.
timore, visited Mr.. and Mrs. r
Scriber. S1s Fourteenth stree,
northeast, Sunday.
Policeman r. L. Smith. of the
Ninth precinct, returned to duty
after an illness.
Miss Marie Daily. Of Norfolk, Va.
visited her brother. J. NJ. Daily
$50 G street northeast. last week
Oak Camp No. S. woodmen OF
the World. will hold a public
dance at the Northeast Masonic
Temple. Eighth and F street,
northeast. tonight.
Alice Ryan. of Rochester, N. Y.
40 fsft
Sweeny, 1716 North Capitol street
The advisory committee OF the
Ludlow Community Center. Sixth
and C streets northeast, will hold
a meeting tomorrow night.
Raymond Schultheia superin-
tendent of Casualty Hospital, re-
turned from a business trip to
Baltimore.
Miss Louise Waterman, 500 North
Capitol street northeast, will enter
tain a Halloween party at her home
Monday evening.
Twenty-Five students enrolled for
the course of training at Casualty
Hospital. Instructions are in charge
of ths medical and surgical stats
and registered technicians.
The LoveJoy Community Center,
Twelfth and D street northeast.
opened yesterday afternoon for the
season. Mrs. r. J. Graeff in charge.
Louis NJ. Siegel. ~ H street north
has returned from trip to Balti-
more.
The Women's Missionary Soci.ty
of Eastern Presbyterian Church,
Sixth and Maryland avenue north
east. held a meeting yesterday aft
ernoon. The feature Of the session
was the address Of Mrs. J. H. Rush.
The midweek service Of the East
ern Presbyterian Church win be
held this evening. The pastor. Rev
A. E. Barrows, will preach on PRO
hibition."