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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1919

Page

4

Sunday School Convention Sets Five Day Trenton Program

Fifteen hundred Sunday school workers from New Jersey are expected for the November 11 to 14 convention in Trenton. Edward W. Cooper chairs the Program Committee with national speakers and elaborate lectures, while city committees arrange entertainment, receptions, and home visits for delegates.

New Jersey Trenton N. J Edward W. Cooper South Orange Edward W. Dunham Joseph H. Wright Denham New Jersey Sunday School Association Wright Samuel Haverstick George E. Hoffman First Methodist Church Forrest Hann D. D Orange New York City International Association Maud Junkin Baldwin Children’s John L Alexander Young Peoples William G. Landes Pennsylvania W.G. Boombower Delewatea

Lost Battalion Hero Offers Aid to Red Cross Campaign

Lieutenant Colonel Charles W Whittle, famed for leading the Lost Battalion, offers services to Major General John J O’Ryan head of the Republican Red Cross campaign. He writes that veterans eager to work should join the drive as hundreds of thousands of former A I F personnel appear on Red Cross rosters.

Charles W. Whittlesey John &. O'Ryin Renean Red Cross Campaigen Athiame Division Red Cross Whitttesey Vaior Gneral O'Ryan Geneals Beadeniiters Trek Vorberg Sunethin Brooklyn Decdan Aise Services O'Ryan A. I

Red Cross Letters From World Leaders and Allies Endorse War Relief

Letters from Vice President Thompson Marshall and Marshal Foch praise the American Red Cross. King Ferdinand of Roumania and Secretary Lansing laud its aid, urging ongoing support after World War I. Royals, officials, and citizens alike express gratitude for relief work and continued service.

Queens American Red Cross Red Cross Thom. R. Marshall Ferdinand Lansing E.ciency the Red Cross

Red Cross Food Arrivals Slash Balkan Prices

News from Salonica reports several cargoes of food destined for the American Red Cross reducing profiteering by raising supplies. The relief distribution eases scarcity in Balkan areas and stabilizes markets after a period of inflated goods.

Salonica American Red Cross American Asistance

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