... lady of the Committee had met them and taken them away by train, but somehow she was left behind. She had no money, could not speak English, and did not know what to do. Our Worker took her to the War Refugees Committee, and while in the omnibus a lady noticing ...

... wages was a little Greek girl aged 9 who always appeared very unhappy. It was a long time before she could be persuaded to speak, but at last yielding to the kindness shown her she said that she was most unhappy and suffered much in the family in which ...

... safely off from Fenchurch Street Station by the night boat train for Tilbury. The old lady was very grateful, as she could not speak English, and would have been unable to manage alone. One Saturday evening a French girl arrived at Victoria Station from the ...

... touching speech spoke of the need for the Association which appealed to her far more than any other work, in that it does not speak of reform, it impels. The aspect of the work which appealed most particularly to her was that of the White .Slave Traffic. ...

... nation at present. We are bewildered with the number of funds; for instance, this is Red-Cross Day, and this morning I was speaking to General Baden Powell about the work of the Y.M.C.A., later I had the privilege of being present at the launching of a ...

... House of Commons. When they got it passed they must have it carried out by some well advised and legally advised Society. Speaking of the value of the work of the National Vigilance Association and the need of warning young people, the Dean said there ...

... with a crowd of people round her. It appeared that the poor girl, who was only 18 years of age, quite alone, and unable to speak English, had fallen asleep in the train, and when awakened at the terminus by a porter found to her dismay that her handbag ...

... was quite sure her parents would not wish her to act in that way. On the platform she met several other students, and after speaking to them turned to our Worker and thanked her most gratefully, giving her at the same time her name and address which she ...

... of the Official Censor of Plays. We have had much experience of the London County Council work in this direction, and can speak with some degree of certainty. When anything questionable is produced at a Music Hall, either in word or gesture, and a complaint ...

... Spirit so that not one single wrong thought might be introduced. There was one thing, at any rate, upon which parents ought to speak to their children, and that was the sanctity of the body. The human body was noble, it was wonderful, it was glorious; and ...

... an article in the February number of the South 11',.!stern Railway Magaine, in praise of our work at Waterloo Station. It speaks well for the Workers as well as the work, that such strong official testimony should be spon- ...

... at least two months before we were able to send her back to the States. It was one of my most difficult cases and I cannot speak too warmly of both the Police and the Salvation Army Officers for their help and co-operation, without which it would have ...