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.? f' SF jr- $ - ^ ,?v. IP< ' ' t 4F m t \ i f # w f f ' 1 i'V ' w L*.' :-3X! Jr*. i * ' h ** %\ . i ' - ; jJ ?*- >:?* " 1 * ' J,, ? fci f''v FY ?i .. 7#, W' & jt 4 ?* < j i 5 x* I * ' ' v-j.. ' ' V*'-V . -I - - 4 o THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANC. ? Ju* "A great net of mercy drawn i an ocean oj unspeakable pa , What Has Your Red Cross f IN the first place, it has enabled th< through the Red Cross, to hel[ 1 ?i \ anu navy. Secondly, it has enabled Amei Allies' fighting forces and to keep u| ian populations, the spirit to win th< has made the American Red Cross factors since our entry into the war. Canteens which provided food more than a million meals to sold warehouses, crammed with material: the French line, all along the Italia and at places where our soldiers ai institutions for the care of consum for the re-education of maimed me of the concrete accomplishments ab At home?-the millions of woe flers, socks and other comforts for the work of sanitation around can V j help and advice given dependents of J ?these are things which will "make j , and your children's children, in wh 1 world they may be, proud of being Will you do your share to k Mercy at its work? h lh m Every cent of every dollar received for the Red Cross W> The American Red Cross Is the largest and most it feeds ant efficient organisation for the relief of suffering that the great calamity. World has ever seen. It Is there It Is made up almost entirely of volunteer workers, need, the higher executives being without exception men ac- With Its t customed to la-ge affairs, who are In almost all cases stores and sm ?a?t? ....i.i ? m m .lv?. ?ituuul " i" serving a It ta supported entirely by tta membership fees and helping to win by voluntary contributions. t! President \ It Is today bringing relief to suffering humanity, The War I both military and civil, in every War torn allied country. Your Army It plans tomorrow to help in the work of restora- astlcally endort tlon throughout the world. Twenty-twi I -h * ? . r ~ r i% t* . V , ASTER. S. C. F - ' . * . - ? ft t ' 'V M J' J t.. * ' 9 A 'h rough in" t mm * Money Done? " % * J i American people, ) care for its army ica to hearten her p, among the civil? war. That, alone, ; one of the largest and hot drinks?? ^ liers in December; s, situated all along n lines, at seaports rp rrr^inrr frv f-i 4 IV LVJ | ptives, institutions n?these are a few road. , . i len sweaters, mufthe men in camps; tonments and the soldiers and sailors you, your children atever Dart of the tj * ? LANCASTER MERCANTILE LANCASTER DEPT. STOREJ RODMAN-WALBLP CO., ROBINSON-CWOUD CO., J. H. WITHBKSPOON CO? LANCASTER PHARMACY. LANCA#ER COTTON MILL! FIRjWyT^ONAL BANK, KAl^wfefe BANK & TRUST ( BANK OF LANCASTER, L. HIRSCH & SONS, J. T. WYLIE CO. f ' V/ YV Wl^ \ - r , .** t it Lr Americans." If* eep this Hand of S \ I orr Fund goee for War Relief. 1 clothe# entire population* In time* of to help your soldier boy In hie time ad housanda of workers. Its tremendous , c, oo'h running transport/it ton facilities .?? America's advance guard?and thus tne war. uthorlxen It. Vllaon head? It. / 0 >epartmenl audita Ita account a. , your Navy and your Alllea enthual* ? >e It. > million Americana have Joined IL , ? I . V.J Contributed to the Red by ' S% RIDAY, MAY 10, 1918. ^ 1 i 1 * 4 I I <i ) L.> $ ? . j V. * * wk * v . o . 9 > 1 * A \ 14 11 ,A{ If w s * ' v J ' f'y/i ,V* ' 1 Mm u ;', + * #- * Cross #* ? -At A ii ^ * * < ' 4