Johnson City War Fund Seeks Hundred Local Members
Local Red Cross War Fund in Johnson City names Lee F Miller as Chairman and lists a Campaign Executive Secretary Win J Mathes and a 100 member committee to meet May 4 at seven in the Chamber of Commerce room. The plan divides members into ten squads with named captains and teams, plus separate committees for solicitation and neighborhood drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee F. Miller
James A. Sumi
W. J. Bavion
Cy H. Lyle
Wmn
G. Mathes
Allen Harris
T. F P. Dooley
Amal Smith
J. B. Brading
L. D. Riddle
Jennings
Geo
T. Wofford
J. W. Ring
F. B. St. John
H. D. Gump
Win J. Mathes
Dooley
Chamber of Commerce
R.A. Long
Sama
O. M. Fulr
Smith
J. A. Vines
R. A. Lac
Blain Taylor
A. Ponder
C. G. Hannah
Hartsell
Henderson
H. Miller
J. M. Feathestone
Tucker
H. F. Webb
W. F. Davis
W. TB. Harrison
Lockett
E. Miller
John P. Rhea
Glen Setzer
W. Lyle
Horace Burlekon
B. Douglass
Burleson
Geo. W. Hardin
W. B. Mill Ward
Frank A. Wentworth
F. Siskon
James C. Agnew
Wm. Eaton
Preflerick Rogge
Henry A. Moonel
Buford A. Mathes
Lucy Duckworth
Flora N. He
Hugh L. Whites
C. Sells
L. H. Shumate
H. G. Morrison
I. M
Dean Hodge Mathes
Joe P. Sumter
Austene A. G. Gansen
LD. Craipbortatt
Wm. G. An
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Wr Warrity
Avs. I Mie
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Amg Max
Te Mira
Doo
Woman's Missionary Council
John 8
Chaudier
B.D. Mouzon
Wise Slang
Wouco Stalin
Wretoher Brockman
National War Work Council
Y. M.C. Ayade
Y. M.C
Snore
Committee of Espiscopacy
English Greet Our Boys as Brothers Parade in London
Three thousand American soldiers marching through London drawn from the new National Army were cheered as friends and brothers by crowds. King George V and Queen Mary greeted the troops at Buckingham Palace while Premier Lloyd George and the war cabinet watched. The procession, largely from New York, passed government offices and embassies along a three mile route with banners, bands, and a royal salute.
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London
New York
Wellington Barracks
Goyvernment
Tce Kaleemy
Lloyd George
War Cabinet
Buckingham Palace
Queen Victoria
King George
Queen Mary
Alexander
Duke of Connaught
Mdile
Diusle
Maveh
Ministry of Maultons
Gies
Bennor Wity
Tully
Little Children in Need and the Red Cross Call
A wartime appeal urging large donations to the Red Cross to help wounded soldiers, children in devastated lands, and allies. The message stresses compassion as a national duty and urges giving until it pinches, to provide bread and care for the helpless.
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France
Christendom
Red Cross
Army Barracks for Nurseries in France
In war torn France American Red Cross care for orphans grows amid barracks repurposed as nurseries for hundreds of homeless children. Skilled doctors, teachers, and trades training aid young residents from newborn to ten years old, with girls and boys learning in classrooms and workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vroneh
Uiem
France
Americans Train With British Forces In France
Washington May 17 reports say American troops have reached Flanders in the first contingent of Pershing’s men brigaded with British divisions. Officials expect brigading and training will continue. frontline duty may come later. Separate item notes Methodist Episcopal Church South conference in Atlanta and women gains at the general conference expanding lay and episcopal rights.
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Washington
Flanders
Baker
Presa Ad
Pershing
Lune
War Department
Manders
Douglas Hale
Haig
Pershig
Pianeders
Atlanta
Chamtltee
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal
Frank N. Parker
Parker
John O. Wilson
South Carolina
Perekor’ Aellon
Janes Cannon
Virginia
Methodist Episcopil Church
Pouth
FS. Parker
Athan
Evans Miss Mary Nelle Dosser Team No b-Miss Mabel Gilderslove Captain
Name list and organizational roles appear with an address and committee members. Headquarters noted at Chamber of Commerce room 111 Tipton street.
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Martha Good
Mise Bell River
F. Bd
St John
Information Bureau
Wa G
Mathes “Hairplan
Chamber of Commerce Room
Tipton Street
Presents Sheep Give Wool for Red Cross
Washington May 17 Ninety pounds of wool clipped from the President's sheep near the White House town will be auctioned with proceeds added to the second Red Cross war fund. Red Cross officials plan to divide the wool into two pound packages and send each state to auction. The governors of the states will likely be asked to act as auctioneers. Bly War Savings Stamps buy War Savings Stamps.
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Washington
White House
Red Cross
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