The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-15
Red Cyccs Cells
Roll of Members

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of Problems of Peace by Joining Americas
Greatest Institution.
w AsH1NGroN D. C-Henry Dawson Chairman OF sns
ba,rs and q of the American Ked cross the
following outlining the future policy OF the American
Red Cross: 49,:
ITO the 1854 Chapters and the zzoco'ooo 1aen'O " ~ ~
r.cdng Christmas to members Ct the Red Cross 1t
is confidently believed there need be no urtnI campaigns
Red instead the annual Kol Can WI,
the foundation Red Cross The people should ere
definitely possible the plans OF this 'he'f
al ha1 head AZ Red cqa
mons 1 in Europe and with the
United the W w.: essss ps S Of the
tates and with the of department at National
ann in ssns that s
I'D Cross to go OF ]
peace and permanent human service A nr,os &c or. Pea
aid our army ano xtsn the 1
so 90 SIs ow sa %fs d Civilians. Of those %
battle along with their With the peoS @ nn sr
o. will continue and be complete with all possible
and sailors =. be t as Rss 9 c
will sy y DO with Wilt then ss e t' 1ts either or
those for Those viii s Be
tie '9 mnatons Of the Service In this La
a. d.s ass stJ places Throughout
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"The war program Of the American Red Cross viii is
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give rise e e9 S nd soss the
md the 81. ii qualities Of human sSnay
n Ss Ss Opportunity for The American
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E ne S humanity p.1 c,a.s =
, sse m 'e
relief Of the allied 60 Ssvsan the
organization in this country upon scale never before eone
which conducting the activities q
@ van esa a
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developed striking and important fact thai
ea . ;ad y sy to
Cross organization the outset Ct the war n ae s9
mankind that they naw ds t
ss.. ,; Vii ss essss:s r 's
inspiring esssship will maintain their oGganaa
t s 'o S
che sp s:ss q :vs fe as
Mi xs sd t iss
direct the activities Of the organization whole ,,on.
to problems international relief but to plans in tis country
for enlarged the promotion of public health educa
development nursing the and
which contribute to health ana
happnss children Such plans when deve-
oped believed provide both for world relief ana Tor
community service and thus constitute channel tor the
useful expression by Red Cross workers ard mem
qualities of sympathy and love which oui whoie
people poured unstinedly during this war
completion of its work and for institution
Of its the Red Cross fortunately in healthy
financial condition. abundant occasion for the use OF large sums
quantities Of and other VIII
Continue to arise will be further
need campaigns for funds The work of supple
entng activities which the Red Cross will De
called the world will be great
call for human service rather than tor large
expenditures. - ,
the continued devotion loyalty OF
This peculiarly at this moment OF transition
Annual membership involves the payment OF
only dollar The thus received not Only deay an
administrative of the but SUP
balance which together with all funds subscribed directly
for relief devoted solely to that purpose -, ..
Roll Call of the nation is thus to be called at
through enrolment their Red Crzs TIE American
soldiers still overseas and to
peoples of the world that not = content WITT
united with allies in ri: that OH
abiding purpose love, the sympathy the ne gc
of all shall rededcated tbs service OF
s(Siened P. DAWSON,
chairman Gross War Council"
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