The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-13

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= $50. ~. . ~,
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nhdreas beforo he city welfare de-
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~ meetihg held In the pafl0fS o.
y Maaontr femran II vas, N Cd
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ltpn Wnscn se.As = ~ .MW -.
Oe Aovefispglne stsenuau. 80.
Woet charitable oreAniSati2ns. 49,
z do Away Win Imposau"ns =.
no VIM when eveU WeAA1o -
10y has hAd TO conten0.
Ihst confidsrtiaI excnanse - %
ooirsay new pfoposttion' : move
INT which II hacked by the Hed
Cfos1 association. When the armi-
sfce was signed me problem q 70
the futofe oteaas OF the I0cs. ~
Cross 'eesociatsoD. p!esentoo .s1M.
should II retire ana revert 20 ns
pfe-war standing or SHOULD u ta.e
~ some new line OF enoeeSor!
Meantime. the national headquar
ters had promulgated . peace pfS-
gram for various chapesrs tnro1Sn-
eet the country. whose oreeaMa-
04n, after . survey .py exper1 SEM
ott by the central oFsAn'set.o@'
eaBmed to warrant the new VOL:
An expert Was sent to Rock Nsiand
AId4after . comprehensive survey
ID recommended. the establishment
Of i confidential exchange or reg.
1strat:ons bureau. which the Red
Cross directors signified their Will
ingh&bs to undsstake. the keck
Island Welfare association and the
visiting nurse indicated their DE-
sire to cooperate with the move
ment, and the secretary OF the nome
service bureau was sent to Minne-
ap0lis TO study the conildentlnt "a,
change which had been establisheo
there for several years.
Mr.. Murphy explained IN deaa'l
the working order OF the exchange
and emphasized the great need o.
the cooperation OF every welfAr So
eioty in the city to the mutual ID.
vantage of all. He pointed out tina
thN exchange 10 confidential and
that. It 10 q registration bureau. op'
erAting alone and working for all
me records are kept on cards which
toll nothing but the name of the
fnsnily, age Of husband and VIE
names and ages Of children. and thu
street address. Additional cards
TOR convenience only. bear thu
names Of other families that occu
pisd the same address for severa
previous years. relatives of tn
family that zhightsbe called upo'
fol- dpiatAncs. and the fact whethe
thd wife, before her marriage. va
. widow or divorcee.
The modus operandi Is a. fol
lows: s~-. VI
ANY organization desiring to Civ
help to any family. applies to tn
exchange. II there is card. tn
card shows what organisation ha'
come into contact with the fapii.
and whether it 10 being helped .
the present time. It the family u
not listed the organization appiyin'
turns It over to some other organ
ization, and reports It's help to tn
exchange. II an individual cal!
upon the exchange the process !
the same.
In this way one family Is care
for by one society or indlvioua
only. rather than by TWO OF tnre'
% has often been the case IN IN
paa. Also. the new system ges
the bottom Of the case. ~ an inde
pendent welfare society can neye
%. and helps 10 put the family 9
III feet and to make 1t self-respec'
ing, rather than to panperise !
And imposition and fraud 40 pfsct
cally impossible.
Music was turnisned yeeteroay 2
oliss Marjorie ss's vac ~
Armskye Auunn 49,, aecvmp-S ..
q the piano py M"s 'o'epn'n
Copk; -,
a snort ous,ness ssss,on NJ Ne. I :
previous 70 me psoss Wiz 49,
baliman' tne cna' p
sns:..h~u..A,
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caia. cns'.% IA NJ y. ''S r = Sh.rn