The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-05
RED CROSS OFFICIALS
 WILL LAUNCH DRIVE FOR THIRD ROLL CALL.
Programme Announced for Meetings to Be Held This
 Week - Many Noted ,. Speakers Included

Lloyd ". Hooper, state chairman of the Red Cross. today announces the programme for the Third Red Cross rally campaign meeting to be held here Friday and Saturday, October 10 and Ii. The programme includes Dr. Livingston Far rand. chairman of the central commit tee of the American Red Cross, as well as Leigh Carroll, manager of theAguf division of the Red Cross: Harry L. Hopkins, director of the bureau of civil ian relief for the gulf division; Homer w Borst, division manager for the third Red Cross roll call: Mrs Lorena B. Bush, representative of the national child labor committed; John Melpolder. assistant director division bureau civil ian relief Miss J. Mariner. director of public health nursing in the state board of health, and others of equal note.
 Beginning at 9;3o Friday morning, the campaign meeting will be called to order by Chairman Hooper and the entire time until noon will be given over to an ad- dress on the Peace Programme. by pr. Farrand ana "The Roll Call Campaign Plans" to be presented by MT. Carroll and Mir. Borst. It is expected by the Red Cross officials that every chapter in the state will be represented at the meeting in order to receive the inspira- the Alabama quarter of the third Red Cross noll call drive November 2-11.
 Following the .get-to-gether" lunch con to be held in the private dining room of the Tutwiler from 2:30 to 5 p. m., when the delegates and local social workers will come together for a closer bone of friendliness. the programme will continue as follows:
 Afternoon session. from 2:30 to 5, with round able meetings, Including:
 Ro,. Call Speakers-Mr Thomas E. Green. director, national speakers bu- reau.
 Campaign Officials-Homer W. Borst, campaign manager. Alabama nurses and chairmen of nursing committees, led by Miss l.. Agnes Daspit, director nurs- ing bureau: first aid chairmen. led by Dr. A. B. Ledbetter; junior membership chairmen, led by Mrs. l.. c. McVoy. di- rector junior membership; chairmen women's work, led by Mrs. w. Hardee, director womens work; chapter treasur- CTS, led by r. E. Walker, division ac- countant.
 Afternoon session, 2:30 to B. in ball room of the Alabama State Home Service conference, including Social Legisla- tion." enacted by recent Alabama legis- lature; Its Bearing on Home Service Problems" by Mrs. L. B. Bush; What Home Service Workers Can do For the Delinquent Child in Alabama" by Judge & D. Murphy" "Co- operation Between Home Service Workers and County Su- perintendents of Education; School Wis ting" by A. F. Mcbride, superintendent of education of Lawrence county; Home Service and the Anti-Tuberculosis League by Dr. George Eaves; 'Ths Home Service of the Future" Harry l. Hopkins.
 ! The evening session. beginning at o'clock, will be addressed by Dr. Far rand The public is particularly invited to the evening session.
 The conference executive secretaries of home service will be held Saturday morning, 9:30 a. m., October II. private dining room Tutwiler hotel
 This is to be an informal conference With executive secretaries. A round ta- ble on the peace time programme will be conducted by John Melpolder. Discus sions will be led by Miss J. Mariner and Ralph S. Barrow. secretary of the Alabama Children's Aid society.