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    "ocrText": "FORM NO 538\nNATIONAL OFFICERS\n+\nRED CROSS WAR COUNCIL\nBY APPOINTMENT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES\nWOODROW WILSON, PRESIDENT\nROBERT W. DE FOREST, VICE-PRESIDENT\nHENRY P. DAVISON, CHAIRMAN\nJOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS, TREASURER\nJOHN D. RYAN\nJOHN W. DAVIS, COUNSELLOR\nTHE-AMERICAN RED CROSS\nCORNELIUS N. BLISS, JR.\nSTOCKTON AXSON, SECRETARY\nHARVEY D. GIBSON\nNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS\nGEORGE B. CASE\nWILLIAM HOWARD TAFT\nWASHINGTON. D. C.\nCHAIRMAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE\nEX OFFICIO\nELIOT WADSWORTH, VICE-CHAIRMAN\nWILLIAM HOWARD TAFT\nHARVEY D. GIBSON, GENERAL MANAGER\nDEPARTMENT OF NURSING\nELIOT WADSWORTH\nJANE A. DELANO. DIRECTOR\nCLARA D. NOYES, DIRECTOR\nFebruary 24, 1920.\nMiss Anna L. Tittman.\nA.R.C. Commission to Siberia,\nVladivo stok, Siberia.\nMy dear Miss Tittman:\nI beg to acknowledge the receipt of your two\nreports concerning Miss Bernadette Cormier, and Mrs. Margaret K\nCooper, together with the efficiency and assignment reports of the\nnurses and aids already released. I shall do nothing more than\nacknowledge these enclosures as the operations are closing so rapidly\nin Vladivostok.\nYour letter of the 30th with the report for the\nEastern Division for theweek ending January 24th has also been received.\nI was gald to learn that Miss Smythe and Miss Steelman were making\nprogress. Later information received by cable states that Miss Steeleman\ndoes not expect to return to this a untry. This will be a great\ndisappointment to her family as they are most anxious for her return\nand what they choose to style \"the Red Cross sending her home.\" It\nis difficult to understand the nurse's willingness to remain in that\ncountry.\nWe have had a telegram from Miss Bartlett announc-\ning her arrival in San Francisco, and also one from Miss White reporting\nthe safe landing of the large group.\nI have also received a communication from Major\nR.H.Allen, under date of the 2nd, enclosing the weekly report for the\nmonth of November from the Central Division. He expresses warm appreciation\nof the services that the nurses have rendered.\nRecent cables received announce that Miss Harrington\nis traveling in China, We are hoping that you will be able to reach her\nand return her to this country as soon as possible for the position in\nSeattle as Division Director Red Cross Nursing Service. I am partic-\nularly busy this week but will try to find some leisure time to read\nthese reports later.\nVery truly yours,\nClara Droged\nDirector. Department of nursing.\ncdn/edk"
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