Word: reds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Red Cross is Cement of Friendship...
...stone in the arch of peace. If this arch is not firmly put together it cannot endure. But if it is formed with the social cement of friendship and similarity it will endure and we will have lasting peace. This is the great work which the Red Cross has done and is doing in France and England. It is showing our allies that we feel as they feel, and it is laying the foundations for an enduring peace...
...nation-wide drive for increased membership in the American Red Cross will begin simultaneously in all the cities, towns and districts of the United States this morning, and as a part of this movement, an undergraduate campaign for membership will be launched in the University to last until Friday night. There are now five million members of the Red Cross in this country, and ten million new members, exclusive of renewals, are wanted in this drive scheduled for the week before Christmas. One million new members is the quota assigned to New England, outside of Connecticut; the University's share...
Today the Red Cross asks us to join an organization whose object is to lessen the sufferings of our nation's defenders—of the world's defenders. One dollar is the amount called for. There are few who cannot give this sum. The splendid gift of the American people to the Red Cross last spring proved that we were thinking of something beside sending our soldiers into battle. We wanted them cared for in their dangers. This spirit of loving kindness is with us more than ever at this time of year. As Christmas draws near, our first...
...will read Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol" at a Christmas entertainment which will be given in Sanders Theatre at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. The entire proceeds of this entertainment, which has been arranged by the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defence, will be devoted to the Red Cross. Besides the reading by Professor Winter, a program of appropriate musical selections will be given by the University Choir and the Radcliffe Choral Society under the direction of Dr. A. T. Davison '06. The same program of songs will be presented as on the following evening in Appleton Chapel...