In the hope that it would be published simultaneously all over the world on Armistice Day and so gain special attention, an appeal wi widely distributed by the League of Remembrance. Unfortunately it arrived in Shanghai too late for that day.
The League of Remembrance (1914-1919) is an incorporated association, whose objects are:—To perpetuate the memory of the War Hospital Supply Depét move ment of the years 1914-1919, To maintain the supply of medical and surgical requisites, and clothing to naval, military and civil hospitals, and other institutions and organizations engaged in the promotion of health or social wel fa The materials being provided by organizations requiring assistanct the League making thoom up into whatever dressings or garments they may require, without any= charge for its service To provide financial assistance to widows, children and other depends of officers who have fallen or been incapacitated in or through the an organization as nucleus to be made available for mobilization and expansion in cases of national emergency, in® which the organization and experience of the League can be turned to usefal account in the public interest, To provide instruction by the delivery of lectures in connexion with matters relating to the objects of the Leagt To provide, equip and maintain a home and headquarters for the League at which members can meet and keep in touch with the progress and changes in hospital work and other matters connected with the health and social life of the nation, limited and the house is filled to capacity now.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.