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Because of the fact that production
activities discontinue in the local chap
ter for the present, the Red Cross
News Notes will no longer appear.
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Surplus equipment of the chapter
will be disposed of in the near future.
The committee named were Henry
Wolking, Mrs. W. W. Council and Mrs.
Jack Day.
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Two hundred and fifty refugee gar
ments consisting of petticoats and
undervests for six and ten year old
girls will be shipped to headquarters
on the Alameda. A shipment of knit
ted refuge garments will also be made.
In this box will be found twenty-twe
sweaters for children, thirty-seven
pairs of stockings, ten mufflers and
two shawls for old ladies.
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The final effort made by the local
chapter to help clothe the refugee
children was responded to by MeB
dames Council, Bollinger, W. J. Mc
Donald, M. Finkelstein, E. L. Harwood,
Sapiro, Tracy, Cochran, Fursman,
D. Phillips Frank Cox, Slater, Sophia
Scott, Cunningham, Rockwell, George
Walker, Sullivan, the Misses Lemon
and Rosenblatt. One hundred and sixty
garments the result.
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Inasmuch as the spirit of co-opera
tion has been lax during the past
several months and in order to com
plete the allotment and that it might
not be said of our chapter, because of
any lack of endeavor on our part, “I
was naked and yet clothed me not,”
ninety garments of the allotment were
paid for in the making.
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Answering the appeal for refugee
knitters the following responded:
Shawls—Mesdames Bartley Howard
and Jack Day.
Scarfs—Mrs. W. J. McDonald, two;
Mesdames Maillard, Lyons, J. L.
Smith, Funk, Buck Miller, Sophia
Scott, W. H. Chase and Miss Evange
line Church, one each.
Stockings—Mesdames Nels Ander
and V. G. Vance, six pairs each; Mrs.
Charles Rosswog, five pairs; Mes
dames Tom Donohoe, Henry Maillard,
four pairs each; Mrs. Arthur Holt,
three pairs; Mesdames Brattain and
Bollinger, 2 pairs each; Mesdames
Day, Robinson, Kerr, Lyons, Miss Jos
lin. one pair each.
Sweaters—Mrs. Jack Day four; Mrs.
W. A. C. Baldwin and Mrs. W. W.
Council, 3 each; Mesdames Bratton,
Kerr, Eames and Sapiro, two each;
Mesdames Rosswog, Lou Smith, Brock
and Miss Lemon, one each.
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Announcement of Red Cross Appeal to
People This Fall
Appalling conditions in the countries
of eastern Europe, imposing on the
American Red Cross obligations addi
tional to those assumed during the
period of the world war, and the con
tinuance of activities in connection
with the already outlined domestic pro
gram of the Red Cross, makes neces
sary an appeal to the people of Amer
ica for further funds to carry on the
work for the relief of humanity.
It has been decided to make this ap
peal in the autumn, in a period of two
weeks culminating on the eleventh of
November, the anniversary of the sign
ing of the armistice—a season when
the American people may properly give
manifestation, through contributions
to the Red Cross, of their thankful
ness for deliverance from added hor
rors of the war which have fallen upon
nations less fortunate.
At present the American Red Cross
is bringing to a close its activities in
the countries of Western Europe, and
with the withdrawal of American
troops from the war zone its work
for the army abroad will end auto
matically. Disaese and suffering of
the most heartrending character, how
ever, are calling for relief in other
fields. The new international organi
zation of Red Cross societies is prepar
ing to deal with relief and health pro
blems throughout the world in future
years, but there are immediate emer
gencies which require the aid of the
agencies already established. Fore
most among these agencies is the
American Red Cross. At present
emergencies are being met with all the
resources available, but it is apparent
that the imperative calls for assistance
for the next year or more will make
additional funds necessary.
It is anticipated that the generous
heart of the American people will re
spond to the appeal to the full extent
of the needs that will present them
selves.
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Silks and Laces,
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