In sending in her funds and re
port, Mrs. B. F. Ficken, of Sitka,
who was roll call chairman in that
place, wrote that many more than
she could supply with buttons and
cards had expressed their desire
to join the Red Cross, in view of
which she continued to accept
money and gave receipts to be re
placed with cards and buttons on
their arrival.
At Skagway, having too few but
tons and cards to supply those who
wished to join the worthy organ
ization, Joseph J. F. Ward, chair
man of the city, and his assistant,
Robert W. Eville, improvised cards
modelled on the regular member
ship cards. Mr. Redlingshafer has
mailed additional cards and but
tons to both communities.
Ilornah Ccn«.uitiee
Tikon I. Lavrischeff, roll call
chairman at Hoonah, wrote that
be wished to give much credit to
bis assistants in the canvas of the
community, the Misses Patricia
Tune, Mina Johnson, Ruth Barney,
Lottie Jackson, Emma Smith, Dor
othy Dalton, Harriett Fawcett.
Mr. Redlingshafer has mailed let
ters of appreciation to all com
munity chairmen outside of Ju
neau and all who assisted in the
excellent work iu the city proper
as well as to W. S. Pullen and Lu
Liston, who contributed the at
tractive Red Cross roll call sign
board on Second andi Seward
streets. “I am extremely pleased
at the result of the roll call this
year, and greatly appreciate the
whole hearted co-operation of those
who assisted in making it success
ful,” Mr. Redlingshafer declared.
