Settlement leaders urge staying the course amid war policy debate
The College Settlements Association leaders and guests including Mrs. Florence Kelly and Miss Schwarz urged preserving settlement work beyond hospitality. They defended its role as a flexible social center aiding democracy and social reform during wartime, and sent a telegram to New England governors protesting labor law relaxations. CLAIRE PATTERSON.
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Florence Kelly
Miss Schwarz
Consumers’ League
Lillian Ward
Henry Street
John B. Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
Byington
American Association of Societies For Organizing Charities
Miss Black
Association For Prevention
Miss Peck
Inter-Collegiate Bureau of Occupation
Kelly
Vida Snidder
Miss Wald
Brotherhood of Man
Miss Balch
Andrews
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
College Settlements Association
Mt. Ivy
Great Britain
Claire Patterson
Liberty Loan drives support troops and families at home
The article stresses national support for the Liberty Loan to arm equip and sustain soldiers in France while also financing life insurance and dependents. It lists Liberty Loan committee members and notes Deutscher Kreis denial of German politics and plans for winter activities including Red Cross knitting and lectures.
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France
Treasury Bulletin
Barnard
Liberty Loan
M. R. M. Griffiths
W. Liander
H. Brown
H. Higgins
I. Martland
C. Lambert
F. Brockway
M. Herod
E. Herod
Deutscher Kreis
Red Cross
Mayer
Linen Drive Urges Community Helpers for Auxiliary
Clean old linen including household linen and handkerchiefs is asked to bring to Room 403 at Auxiliary No. 203 headquarters. The wrapped dressings require linen for sterilization and are in urgent need.
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Auxiliary No
Auxiliary
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Theresa Mayer
Deutsche Kreis
Germany