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G rt- rt r The Greatest Mother in In the a World By Milt Davis SALT ALT LAKE citizens donors of millions toward tho winning of the war and about to mako their crowning crowning- gift ft in dollars to the American American Amer Amer- ican Tied Red Cross Twice blest these needs to mercy mercy- for thc they who receive will Trill bo be enabled to carry arr to triumphant co conclusion elusion the rare work of tho the organization and they scho rho gi give w will ll their names inscribed on on its membership rolls Addressed at tho when generous generous generous gen gen- erous impulse impulso runs strong this appeal appeal ap ap- peal for contributions will be he tho last It n will likewise be tho final opportunity opportunity opportunity to aid this ministering ministering- enter enter- prise Tho drive for tor thus the tho appeal Is to tobo tobo tobo bo shaped and carried through Is 18 to tomorrow and It will continuo continue until ever every person In Salt Lako has hns been rear reached red From office to office shop to shop and to house workers work work- ers ors will proceed In a n. completo complete cnn canvas I of tho the city When tho the final dollars are arc received ed And Intensive o efforts are aro relaxed assurance Is foil felt that tho city will have mot met Its quota and measured t-p t to expectations Work urk Planned ll Tho The work of or tho American American Amerlean Ameri Amerl- can ean Red fled Cross cannot be bo overestimated tho the sponsors of tho the campaign believe Through It millions of ot mon men and women ornen and children in this country countr who otherwise otherwise oth oth- might have been mere pensive spectators to tho the world worl struggle le gave militant account of their enthusiasm their timo and their money To 10 over every civilized country on earth tho the organIzation organization organ organ- Is symbol and guar guar- antor By Dy millions of suffering people It Is exalted for Immeasurable service rendered render ll Soldiers understood tho qualIty quality quality ity of Its mercy on tho battlefield and civilians learned It amid shattered shell ruins of ot their spent fortunes It functioned functioned functioned In tho the midst of or pain and misery I whoa when tho the functioning called for tor tho the highest there thero was In heroism and sympathy sym sym- pathy Many of Its beneficiaries civilizations civilization's tion's benefactors they wore as 09 well well cannot express their appreciation except ex except except ex- ex b by devout thanks It i Is to tho the others that tho the workers look for tor more moro substantial returns Tho The donations received during tho the Christmas drive will not only complete complete com com- the tho work tork which ha has been begun but they will make mako possible tho the realization lion tion of or now tasks ill UI Watch lien Ien For tho the American Red Hed Cross will win continuo continue to watch over tho the returned tl fighters By Dy every ory available means their welfare will bo lie promoted and I their health safeguarded Reconstruction tion Hon work will be bu carried on so that tho the crippled soldiers may take their places a again aln without handicap In the tho workaday workaday work worl aday world The reconstitution of oC men and materials and affairs will bo ho undertaken undertaken un un- un- un not ani only In this country but butIn butin butin in Franco and Belgium au Uti well From tho the headquarters artera of tho the AmerIcan American American Amer Amer- ican n Rod d Cross In iii Washington D D. 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Instructions havo have gone Hono forth t tu to thousands thou- thou sands Bands of at chapter workers throughout tho the country that registration must mul bo t I purely voluntary No pressure vv will bo ho brought to bear Tho The reason assigned l for adopting thin attitude la is that each person Is expected to sign tho the roll rull but onto once upon tho the payment of or n single dollar On the tho evo of or tho the drive words of at tribute to the th i American Rod lied Cross from Surgeon of at tho thu United States army were received here The They are nrC expected 1 to prove an Inspiration to those who aid In conducting tho cam cun- campaign It has hat boon been n the tho gr great mt agency of rescue rescue res res- cue cuo and sup support ort to the tho unfortunate refugees ref driven from their homes I the tho surgeon declared And It line by lIy Its Hs ca canteen n teon o and Its Us searchers search ors ers for the wounded boon cheering 1 I heartening tad And Ihl helpful for our travel travel- worn and weary wenry men Of or all ull these sore BOr Ices pono can now bo lIo given en up or allando allan aban do donod nod New CT That Salt Lako ma may measure up to the stan standard ard It has set In tho the support of ot othor other war agencies those In charge J Continued O t J on PU Pug Page Q G 5 GREATEST MOTHER I IN THE WORlD I Continued from page L of ot the campaign seek eek to have past P st member membership enrollments here bore doubled This Is more concrete than a hope It hope It ItIs Is an expectation In the downtown district the campaign will be supervised supervised super super- b by tho the City ity Federation of ot Women's Women's Wom Wom- ens en's clubs the Ladles Ladles' Literary club yom yom-I and tho the Rod Red Cross Cros Gauze organization The rhe to house-to-house canvass will be bo undertaken undertaken under under- taken by the 1 Y L L. 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A Canvasses Can of ot business and residence districts will begin tomorrow Booths will be opened In theatres Wednesday nl night ht and bother other booths will bo be established In In depart In-depart department department depart depart- ment stores and hotels Thursday Many Are Enrolled d As a n happy augury of ot what hat Is to happen happen hap hap- pen a Do number of ot organizations have already al- al ready leady reported d a per por cent enroll enroll- ment mont These Include tho the police department department depart depart- ment Paris Pari Millinery Lasky Famous company Bailey Sons Gardner Adams Intermountain Electric company compan company com com- pany pan Keeley Keele Ico Ice Cream com company pan Utah Savings Sa Trust crust company compan Western os tern Optical Optical Optical Op Op- company Morse Fairbanks torso compan company company com com- pany pan and Merrill Ke ser company A heart and md a dollar that dollar that means a no membership bO ho runs the slogan which tho the workers have adopted To each member will be given ghen a no Red fled Cross flag flap with smaller crosses where moro more than one ono member of ot a n. family Joins and ten ne Red fled Cross Christmas seals Heals Moro More than 1000 ban bands s have o been distributed distributed dis dis- Indicating that the wearers are arc authorized authorised canvassers for tOr tho the American Red ned Cross To assure tho the most effective service tho residence district tens has been divided Into sections by tho the Y L L. M. M I I. I organizations The Tho various arlous lieutenants lieu ton ants In tho different stakes who will viii direct the activities are as ns follows Plon Pioneer r Stake Fourth ward Mrs Violet Duncan Fifth ward Leah Burbidge Sixth ward Mrs Melissa W Seventh Seventh Seventh Sev Sev- war ward Mrs Margaret Thorne Twenty fifth ward Anna Annn Christensen Christonsen Twenty sixth ward ard M s. Ms s. s Esther Wilding Wilding Wild Wild- Ud ing Thirtieth ward Mrs Blanche Blancho Bowers Dowers Bow Dow ers ore Thirty second ward Mrs Lydia Ldla Scott Cannon Mrs Mamie Cannon Poplar Grove Grovo Mrs Irs Nannie Stanley nn lc i Stake Eleventh ward war Mrs K h. Pond Twelfth Thirteenth ward Mrs Rose nose Bryan Bran Eighteenth ward Mrs Mary lar G. G Clawson Twentieth ward arll Mr Mrs Mar Mary R. R Ross Roes first Twenty ward war Alico Hul Hul- Hulbert bert Twenty seventh ward Mrs Laura T. T Tanner Ensign Mrs Irs Mirl G G. Chalice Chal Chal- ice r. r Suit Salt r Lake Stake Stoke Fourteenth war ward Mrs Harriet Hoff Hott Fifteenth ward Alice Treharne Sixteenth Sixteenth Six Six- ward Mrs Mra r Ella N. N Jackson Seventeenth ward Mrs Vera B. B B Moore Nineteenth ward Mrs Ruth nuth Twenty second ward Mrs Irs Harriet Harriot James Twenty-third Twenty ward Mrs Sarah E. E Holt Holl Twenty fourth ward Annetta Annotta Vincent Twenty eighth ward Clara Twenty ninth ward Dagmar Dagmar Dagmar Dag- Dag mar Mollerup Twenty fourth ward Mrs Margaret Gibby Center ward LUlu Davis Stake Burton Durton ward Alice Burton Durton East Mill 1111 MillCreek Creek Florence Florenco Larson Emerson ward war Mary Nicholls Farmers Farmers' ward A Ada a aSmith Smith Forest Dale Mrs Irs Yi Victoria torla Mc McCune lc Cune Highland ward ard Mrs Bertha Lindstrom Miller ward Virginia I Smith Parleys Parley a ward Genevieve o Bear Bear- hear hear- dull doll Richards word ward Mrs May lay 1 Ing- Ing ham Sugar ward Mrs Mra Daisy Chamberlain Chamber Chamber- I lain Wasatch ward Izie Gordon ward Victoria Reed Wilford VII Wil- I ford tord ward Olive Fisher Waterloo Mrs Irs Mabel Ia bel Blackburn First ward Edith Laxman Luman Second ward Lillian Elder Third ward Bertha Ber Der- tha tho Irvine Eighth ward Ada Lattimor Latti- Latti mor Ninth ward word Lavon Laron Tenth ward Mrs Ada Brown Drown Thirty Thirty- first ward ard Mrs Nellie Thirty third ward Mrs rs Alice T Sheets La Grand ward Afton Alton Young Liberty Libert ward Mrs Irs Clara Wooley ooley Emigration ward Laura |