Marie du XLVeme, arrondissement, Le pelerinage Franco, Americain de la Premiere Enfance. Au Dr. Knox de la Croix Rouge Americaine. July 1918. Medal given by the patronage Society of the 14th arrondisement Paris through the Faire of the arrondissement to Dr. Knox, Dr. Manning and Dr. Baldwin of the AMERICAN RED CROSS in recognition of the work done for the children in the district, by means of dispensaries home visiting and supplementary food given to the school canteens

Dr. Cora S. Allen Dispensary, 9 Rue Edward, Pailleron. A mother brings her children to Dr. Cora Allen for advice at the AMERICAN RED CROSS Children's dispensary 9 Rue Edward Paillerson, Paris. Many of these dispensaries have been established by the AMERICAN RED CROSS in the poorer quarters of Paris, and supplemented by visits to the omes of the people are doing much to help reduce the rate of infant mortality

Paris. Interior of the American Red Cross Canteen at Gare St. Lazare, Paris, France. This is the largest and best equipped canteen in the city, and is kept in operation day and night. Judging from the expressions on the faces of the soldiers they must be having a good time. The American girls, left to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, 5493 Cornell Avenue, Chicago, Miss Rosebelle Sampliner, 1944 East 75th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Florence Baker of England, the latter is Directorice of the canteen

A mother brings her children to Dr. Cora Allen for advice at the American Red Cross Children's dispensary 9 Rue Edward Pailleron, Paris. Many of these dispensaries have been established by the American Red Cross in the poorer quarters of Paris, and supplemented by visits to the homes of the people are doing much help reduce the rate of infant mortality

Senencourt (Muese) France. "Kamerad," a figure by the soldiers in the yard of the American Red Cross Canteen at Senencourt. The Red Cross girls are, from left to right: Miss Louise Adams of 10 Arlington Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss Alice Birdall, of 310 Third Ave. Reselle Ave., N.J.; and Miss Gertrude Nichols, #849 West Galen Street, Butte, Montana; Capt. Beverly Rautoul of #17 Winter Street, Salem, Massachusetts., and Private George St. Clair Preston, both of the American Red Cross Evacuation Hospital #8, are on the extreme left

Personnel of American Red Cross Cantine No. 6 at Quai D'Orsay, Paris. From left to right; Mrs. Carnes, Paris; Hazel Livingston, Almeda, Cal.; Julia A. Palmer, Philadelphiadelphia; Kathleen Rommel, Philadelphiadelphia, Helen Reynolds, New Rochelle, N.Y.; Mrs. De Marville, Paris; Helen Ames, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Agnes Reynolds, Paris; Miss Cortissos, New York City; Kathleen White, Philadelphia.; Grace E. Kennedy, Bristol, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Sharp, Paris

Saint Lunaire. A visit from the barber at St. Lunaire where a colony of refugee boys from Nancy has been established under the care of their French teachers. The AMERICAN RED CROSS contributes food and clothing to these children as well as caring for their medical needs by sending AMERICAN RED CROSS doctors and nurses

Marie du XLVeme, arrondissement, Le pelerinage Franco, Americain de la Premiere Enfance. Au Dr. Knox de la Croix Rouge Americaine. July 1918. Medal given by the patronage Society of the 14th arrondisement Paris through the Faire of the arrondissement to Dr. Knox, Dr. Manning and Dr. Baldwin of the AMERICAN RED CROSS in recognition of the work done for the children in the district, by means of dispensaries home visiting and supplementary food given to the school canteens

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Title, date and notes from Red Cross caption card.
Group title: Posters, Proclamations, Maps, Diagrams, Charts, etc.
Gift; American National Red Cross 1944 and 1952.
General information about the American National Red Cross photograph collection is available at http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.anrc
Temp note: Batch 33

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