The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
RED Cross ROLL CALI
STARTS This MORNING

A gmerous response to the third
Red Gross roll-cau, which starts to-
day and continues for nine days. was
urged In a statement issued yester-
Gay afternoon by Mayor George
Afnalie- Appropriate references N
the churches today to the splendid
work of the Red Cross VIII mar
the formal opening of the drive for
many thousands of Richmond chap
ter mem bers tor next year.
Only dollar members Will Dc
sought in the local campaign. Ma
ehinery for an appeal to the whcie
Of Richmond to !oin the Rea cross
VIII be set in motion tornorFoT ~
earnest groups Of workers who have
volunteered their services TOR tne
duration of the rcll-caN.
The statement by Mayor Atnslte
follows:
Your attention IS respect -uIly
called TO the lhlfd roll-caN OF the
America Rec. Gross. which will De
carried on Ietwecn \ov aHd NOV,
II, and l urge generous response
thereto. The call IS for members
not for contributions.
The work of the Red Cross IN
eadent to the war is not yet com =
psstsly done. 1t has many obliga-
ions resting upon it which Will take
further time. money and LABOR 10 L,
perform. In certain portions OF
Uxxrope the Red Cross must con-
dnue its work in caring for chhoreh
ana for the aged and irtirm, ana IT.
Assisting war ravaged countries 20
reorxnnize their own resources 70
p1ueerve the vitality and hN@e "a
their people.
while i is true these reSpoF2sl-
hu,ttex have Lessee ned in volume Vet
yh,y cannot be abandoned untl the
unfinn.hed EcTk hez been FUZZY con- e
pleted. At homo the FED cross a"
stres TO carry on in larger eAI
,,rrA affective way IT'S work IN mt
rattnx suffering from famine, hte-
hoods and other cal1r1lcics, anu tf'
con rtnre it's services 70 the S9 nom .
nprces in the military ana naVa! g7'
Adjustments. -
1T an, sure that every ki'si-
xeouder. whether . mont Der or Ao~
has taken a real pride n the spifh-
ala record of IN Richmond ehtf,
tar during the var period. ana !
nor,a that !. will be qualification
az IRE pride and Measure or AZ OF
the old mem ocrs to renew th@lr
naernbe-shtp during this roll j.
So at those VIII are not nemffeTs
to become such ~ E"G -. .
heart and dollar
An elaborate street e0roi!r2en'
dsy will feature the rci-caIt IT GFS-
Ssv women workers afurea as
Pa Cross nurses viii be IN On AZ
OF Any member ship booths throuSn-
out the city The com1d' zee "a
charre Of this feature Is hraaed ny
M, J. St. George Bryan Mrs Car
+
leriea Campbell A united appea'
Sor Nom bers Will be made Tues saF
by school children, each pupH og.as
ernAc4At 70 obtain one mem Der II ne
Pad Cross story will be told hrlet'N
ZACH n;rht in the theaters ana a.
nneettrr~ 70 be arranged in ih9nS-
trial plants and retail stores oE
roer,ne-s Of a committee oF MOI
ten G.. Thalh.Trer
Every DAY % 'hs drive poo. !
tt enroll r7eEr, bers WI ne opssn n
Eed Gross headquarters Four aFaa
Grace streets and at the falioWIa@
cohen. chairman, Miller q Rhoa as
Mss Breel. Jackson. poStodlce,
E-s FreA Peasants Kerr a
s.haaf Mrs f D. carsin Nav
~ s,T- r.,-r viii he Urged 70 wear Inc
iaeo button issued w}th e3cn mem
bership and 70 disp}ey heir WIN
COW s~-v1ce aa2 A. horne
q Eoykin viii direc. the rot
call, co-operatnx with an executlye
corrntrtee in ludlng he Io!l"wlls'
C'oIenar TorttsaYn. Henry l. "a :
hsII 2 W Scott tehH StewaF,
p-an DaSo:o FitzGeyald. MAYOR
Airsi,A A p Wilmer E3ehaf
Cwatkrev. Charles I wilma ms. b.
"a. Hrn.ord General Charles ~
S.-.on Il. p stern Mrs Henry
rasEa-vtil Mrs. J ohn Stewart FrE7an
Ma sam Cohen. Mrs. CharleS
To;1,r~ Mrs Cherries L Williams
snd Mss Martha w. Purcell