The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-22
Red Cross Cells
Roll OF Members
Every Patriotic Citizsn Urged to Help II Solution
of Problems Of Peace ~ Joining Americas
Greatest Institution

of Problems Of Peace ~ Joining Americas
Greatest Institution.
xx,Asu1NGToN. D. c-Eerry DAWSON Chairman Of tt:
w War Council Of Red Cross has issued to the $3.50
chapters and member Of the American Red Cross the
following statement outlining Ia future poi'c' OF inc
Cross
ITO the 1854 Chapters the 2205oOoo Members Of tie An1e
sThe whole American peopl. will invited in the week
preceding Christmas enroll members CT the Ned Gross II
IS confidently believed there for
funds but instead tse annual Ron eau wl
definitely possible the plans OF TINS taef national
humanitarian society . .
confer n n PANS with the Red cra coa
Ss esss the Red & S:o;; oss s
States and of department National Head
am that s to we Of the
Red forward sealsnGt alone as here,
Of peace and permanent human service
nso the . war the s IN 3s s
Of our own men under y an ano 10 hh we're sns
with their 81 with s FUNDS as5 h s have S s s
will continue and be complete with all possible
Wereve our soldiers the Red Cross
will stay until trey demebised t!o,ng which
for for those in the camps and HOSPITALS
s G @ ,isei the Rd eSes Hc
&; IS TssFs are now engaged $500
The prob!e1as REGISTRATIONS involving feeding and
sae r9a . ss they be largely BY
the Government of allies with whom our own
Of 6shtn tuserss'osis rFSsons cid lid
has itself effectively in France Italy and
ass ss ' At
sn n saa 1s e W ar they
program Of the American Red Cross T vii thus
steadily and Rapidly Itself into peace ah "a n
give epeaes emergencies which in all parts Of the
tape and S the manfeaton Of .hoe qualities
which government action cannot display .. c-o..
Red Cross act and cannot act most erect
societies q other aasoas to the snd ss
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organization in this country scale never before eone
which conducting the astiyisies 20, Of
the Red s a m W sof
% TIER sd with those of the pea
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Cross orsnizaton the outset Of the war SIMPLY sa .n9 sn
selves mankind that they now desire
There may perfect confidence that the
inspiring leadership The chapters will maintain their oEsanaa
will indeed apDseass more R and c3 oss
chapters The divisional with honorary and per-
BE M s d
direct the activities of the organization whole
to fes but plans as this lis, country 9s
accidenes
lines which contribute the health ana
happinss and children Such plans when dsvs
oped will believed, provide both world reet and tor
home community service and tus constitute channel tor the
useful Red Cross workers and mem
bers qualities of sympathy and love which our whole
people poured unstintedly during his war
completion of its work and for the institution
of its the Red Cross fortunately in healthy
condition abundant occasion fer the use OF sums
continue arise believed that there will be further
menng activities which the Red Cross will be
called upon to do parts world will be
scale but call for human rather than for large
expenditures.
money continued devotion and loyalty OF
its members peculiarly this of transition
from war membership involves the Of
onv one dollar thus received only defray all
the administrative tbs but leave sub
which, together with all funds subscribed directly
for relief devoted solely
"Th Call of the nation thus to be called at Christmas
time that through their Red Cross the American
neopie may soldiers still and to
the peoples world that merely with
seeing with allies in victory but that
abiding sympathy and the intelligence
of ali America rededcad the service of
mankind - ,,.,,-,a
"(Sgned) p DAWSON. -
chairman Red Cross War Council"
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