The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-04-13
GET READY
TO ASSIST
Red Cross Workers Enlist
Men and Women in
Movement
MANY PLANS UNDER WAY
Monster Parade and Rally and UNIQUE
Musical Event for the Near
Future

| Inc several committees OF the Mos
COW chapter of Red Cross, encourage
and given new incentive by tn,
splendid support given by the towns
people during the past week ,are bus
lily perfecting plans for future activ
tiles.
The membership committee is plan
ming monster parade and mass meet
ing for the first of next week The
exact date of the rally hinges on the
plans of Mrs. Herman Page, president
of the Spokane chapter of Red Cross
who has consented to visit Moscow
and will be the principal speaker os
the evening. The committee expects tc
learn tomorrow whether Mrs. Page will
be in the city on Tuesday or Wednes-
day.
A Trained Nurse
Mrs. Page is one of the most active
Red Cross workers in the Inland EN-
pire She served as a Red Cross
nurse throughout the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, and knows by personal exper-
ience the needs, purposes and good of
the American Red Cross.
Mrs. H. A. Rolf, chairman of the
committee, said today:
1--WE are anxious to finish the collec-
ton of the membership dues this
week. We have a signed membership
roll of over 400 persons and only half
that number half remitted their dues
We make an urgent request that dur
ing the remaining days of the week,
those who have not paid will remit to
w. E. Cahill, at the First Trust & Sa-
wings Bank"
Open Headquarters
Red Cross headquarters will be
opened next Monday at the Chamber
If Commerce rooms in the Mark P.
Miller building. A 30-foot sign will
De hung in front of headquarters to-
morrow, through the courtesy of N.
and Mr.. Rierson.
Mrs. Nankervis, chairman of the mill
tary relief committee, said today that
material for sewing had already been
purchased by the funds raised last
week by the finance committee, and
sewing machine has been donated
or the use of the Red Cross by Mrs.
ohm Marlatt Headquarters will be
pen every day between the hours of
and 5, and ladies are requested to
pend a portion of their leisure time |
ewing at headquarters for the cause.
First Aid Ready
The first aid division, under the lead
rship of Mrs. ]. H. Bond, is now
eady for active work. The classes are
pen to any member of the local chap
sr. There will be small fee charg-
d to cover the cost Of supplies need
d. This division is especially worthy
f support, because of the direct ben
fit reaped to those who enroll. First
i'd" as taught in these classes may
e used in the everyday life OF the
william: at home, at work or play. The
srious feature of many injuries have
cen alleviated by the application Of
rst aid After successfully passing an
by the local chapter, the
merican Red Cross issues a certif-
ate, which entities the holder to GER
in rank, should they desire to enlist
active service. Mrs. Bond, as chair
an of the committee is now ready {
receive names for enrolment in the
asses. lt
KensingtOn Coming
The finance committee will give a i
rye kensington on next Friday after t
ION, a week from today, at some t
ntral location, the exact place to be 6
nounced tomorrow. 1t is hoped that I
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