Arizona republican., 1918-11-24
SEND OUT CALL
TOjOIN ROLL Of
THE RED ROSS
Campaign To Increase Mem
bership Will Start Deem
Der Is And Last One Week
Committee Is Selected

Not for dollars, but for men and
women, will a campaign be launched IN
Phoenix on December Is, and during
the seven days that follow that open
ing day the ranks of the American
Red Cross will be strengthened By the
addition of many hundreds and thou
sands Of new members.
Two days after the close of this
campaign Tor men and women will be
Christmas Day, and on that day the
roll Of the Red Cross is to be called.
Those men and women who already
are not enrolled in that organization,
which has done and is doing so much
for mankind i'm the new and the Old
world, are urged to place their names
on this HOnor roll
More Work Now
The work for the Red Cross in
France, Belgium Serbia and the other
devastated countries of Europe has
multiplied with the cessation of hos
tilltics. Hunger. want and pestilence
are stalking through those countries
and hundreds of thousands of people
are doomed to die unless the arm of
mercy in the guise of the American
Red Cross is extended to them.
To have hand in this great hu-
manitarian work, the Red Cross in
vites YOU
In the organization for the campaign
in Phoenix, which commences on De-
ccmber 8, the following committee
has bee nappoiuted:
Bishop Atwood, Dwight b. Heard, J.
d. Lopez, r. e. Moore, Fl. 5. Prince,
Harry Thompson, Gordon Tweed,
Harry Welch, Mrs Thomas L. Camp
bell Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler, Mrs. b. +.
Marks, Miss Carol Walton.
Officials Named
The officials are as follows Chair
man, Mrs G.. j.. Ainsworth; director
Of speakers bureau, Bishop Atwood
roll call cashier H. :. Prince; supply
manager, Gordon Tweed: publicity
manager, II. W. Hall; chairman Of
Tpeakers bureau, f.. w. Lewis.
Each branch and auxiliary will
handle the roll call in their commune
ties through their appointed officers.
From the president to every worker
in the land, the call of the roll to join
in the Christmas membership cam
paign of the American Red Cross is
issued
Wit hthe cessation of hostilities, the
work of the Red Cross is only begun
service, tIE wor kmust so on. We have
two million men overseas, sent with
undreamed speed 1t viii take three
times as long to bring them back.
Look to Red Cross
We have thousands of wounded, dis
abled, convalescent who need nursing
and cheer. The Red Cross will stand
by them all.
In those allied countries rayiehed nv
Hun hordes, the yer ymachinery Of life
has been left shattered and disorgan-
lied natural resources have been eX-
hausted; social institutions despoiled.
Until the blight which has withered
European civilization has been re-
moved, the Red cross will help, heal,
sustain and cheer
Not for ourselves, but for all hui
manity, was the solemn challenge that
brought the nation TO arms.
Until a redeemed and rebuilded
world rejoices in justice. righteousness
and lasting peace, there will be no
surcease of loving ministrations by the
Red Cross.
. Work Only Begun
So long as the distressed children
of men have need, it will feed the hun
CRY. clothes the naked, care for the
sick. shelter the homeless.
The work Of the Red Cross is not
finished. 1t is only begun. That is
why the nation unanimously-as one
should have membership in this ma
tional organization.
When the sun irses on the morning
Of Christmas day 191S-the most
glorious Christmas day the world has
ever seen, when the true message OF
peace on earth. good will toward mer
vii lagain ring out over earth and sky
and out across the seven great seas tc
all the world-to the Red eros;
Christmas roll call, will you answer
Present."