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Philadelphia, Monday, June 2., i.9)s.
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AMERICA CARRIED TOWARD SUCCESS IN" WAR BY SUPPORT OF MANIFOLD LOYAL ORGANIZATIONS
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' '-7 AN ENVIABLE RECORD for service well performed is held by the Women's Motor Service of the Jersey City Chapter pf the Red
i Jiy Cross, whose members have made 14.8C0 calls in soliciting support for the Government's various patriotic campaigns.
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THE USEFULNESS OF THE WOM'en" enrolled in the, Jersey City Motor Service is not confinccrtp scurrying about on patriotic errands;
for they are prepared to act as stretchpr bearers and furnish first-aid to the wolindcd sljould occasion arise.
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