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American Red Cross - Groups - Personnel U.S. France. Mr. Henry P. Davison, Chairman of the War Council of the American Red Cross (in center), Col. Gibson, commissioner for (Second from right) and other American Red Cross workers who have come to distribute good things to the wounded soldiers in American Military Hospital No. 7 at St. Denis, which was equipped by the American Red Cross in the SChool for Daughters of OFficers of the Legion of Honor
American Red Cross - Groups - Group of American Red Cross workers at a Red Cross canteen. L to R: Misses Anna L. Rochester , Gladys Cromwell, Elizabeth Strang, Helen J. Day, C. Wheeler, MRs. Mary Palmer Gardner, Misses Winifred Bryce, Anna A. Ryan, Miss Julia Wells, Dorothy Cromwell. American Red Cross Hospitals Nos. 6 and 7, Souilly, Meuse, France
American Red Cross - E thru H - Col. L.S. Hughes of Frankfort, Ky., commanding officer of Red Cros Military Hospital at Sarisbury Court near Southhampton, England, talking to a group of Red Cross officers at entrance of the hospital on "opening day" when his first patients were received. The hospital was built for the American Army Red Cross and will have accomdations for 3,000 patients
American Red Cross - Canteens - Interior of American Red Cross canteen showing Miss Gladys and Mis sDorthy Cromwell of N.Y. and Miss Julia Wells of Fairfax, VA., serving chocolate to wounded soldiers. American Red Cross Hospitals 6 & 7, Souilly, France
American Red Cross - Groups - American Red Cross workers serving meals twenty-four hours a day to officers and enlisted men at the Red Cross Canteen near the rail road station in Le Mans, France. In addition to its dining room accomodating 300 men at a sitting this canteen has dormitories for officers and enlisted men, shower baths, laundry, sterilizing rooms, Left to right: Matherine McCarthy, Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Perkins, Caroline Baird, Westchester, Pa.; Jeanette Bailey; Catherine Comstock, Harrisburg, Pa.; Annie Whelpley, Montelain, N.J.; Ruth Miller, Ashland, Ohio; Elizabeth Marshall, Louisville, KY.; Helen Ruff, St. Paul, Minn.; Ella Stauft, Uniontown, Pa., and Elena M. Peck, New York City
American Red Cross - N thru W - Red Cross seeking information. Getting information for the Home Comunication Service. In the garden of the American Red Cross recreation hut at Orleans, Miss Huldah Salter, American Red Cross hospital searcher, questioning a group of soldiers about some of their comrades who are missing
American Red Cross - Headquarters & Buildings - Prisoners' relief. American Red Cross Canteen work at St. Ludwig, Alsace, and the two Red Cross girls, canteen workers, Miss Cheta Geary of Denver, Colo., and Miss Leititia Curtis, of San Francisco, Cal., who fed the Italian and Allied released prisoners and went over into Baden, Germany. They were the first American women to enter Germany after signing of armistice
American Red Cross - N thru W - A.R.C. Personnel. Miss Julia Stimson, formerly Chief of American Red Cross in France, appointed Chief Nurse of Army Nurse Corps of A.E.F. to take effect early in November, 1918. Miss Stimson was wit British forces before coming to the A.R.C. A graduate of Vassar before the war she held position of Superintendent of Harlem Hospital in New York City, and afterwards had charge of Department of Nursing and Social Service in Washington University, St. Louis, MO
American Red Cross - Groups - American Red Cross in North Russia. Captain W.T. Wynn of Seattle, of the American Red Cross, with a detail from the Medical Corps of the U.S. Army who helped in the daily work of the Red Cross headquarters
American Red Cross - Headquarters & Buildings - Interior of the American Red Cross Canteen, showing comforts provided soldiers by the Red Cross. L to R: Miss Nichol, Lt. W.O. Wilson A.R.C., Miss Dorthy Young, Miss Thomas, Miss Adams, Mrs. Arnold. Soldiers, L to R: Pvt. W.B. McCoy, Mobile operating unit No. 1, Pvt. H.B. Wood, Evacuation Hospital No. 8 and Pvt. Burnett Smith Evacuation Hospital No. 8 A.R.C. Canteen, Senoncourt, Meuse, France
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American Red Cross - Headquarters & Buildings
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