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3 during the War in the Red Cross . They
ded. Canteen workers served 40,000,000 re-
sick and wounded on hospital trains in the
ance. Thousands of women served in the Motor
the hospitals and for many other Red Cross
office work, assisted soldiers' families at
he hospitals. Women served in the Council of
W. C. A. The Catholic War Council, The Jew-
.
ty Service, The American Library Association,
the Government at home and abroad; they served
onds and in many other ways they rendered count-
he country and our fighting forces. These
hy of such a Memorial in the National Capital.
adquarters, but mainly through its Chapters
ding the disabled ex-service men and their
not render, and this work must still go on.
he United States prompt and efficient assist-
41,000 provided for this work. Within the
n unfortunate refugees have been aided in
ithout distinction of race or creed.
Chapter House in the National Capital where
r Service that can be extended throughout the
be obtained ready for duty in case of need
terest maintained that will provide the funds
hat so constantly come to the Red Cross.
UTURE. In commemorating by this Memorial the
the women in the World War, the opportunity is
erican women to carry on the same loyal and
ake of the country and humanity.
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