The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-13
KtD GnOUS 1RNf0
 GOV. BROUGH HERE
GREAT RALLY IS PLANNED r. INTEREST CITY IN THIS
 ORGANIZATION.
Women Who Can and Win Sew Re quested to Notify Society for Work That Must Be Done.

! InH meeting of the executive committee of the Hot Springs Chapter Of the Red Cross Society Monday afternoon that Gov. Charles H. Brouph Hill be in- yited To come to Hot Springs and de. liver an address on the Red Cross and it's mission at a great rally that is now contemplated. This feature was taken Up at a meeting cf the com mittee yesterday afternoon. Another session will be he q Monday night. at which tune the attendance O. every member Of the committee is re- quested
 Rev C. E. Hickok. pastor of the First Presbyterian church. was elected chairman of the executive committee. succeeding Dr NJ F. M,unt. who re- signed because of the pre-s of other business.
 A telegram was read fr0m official headquarters in Washington which Iurged the local chapter to use every means possible 10 increase their rev- enue and meet the demands that will | be made upon it. not alone for money. but also for service on he part Of its members S F. Diu n. chairman; George A Callahan, W. 0 treason, Gus Strauss Rabbi A l.. Rhine and
 Miss Edith Katz with Mesdames Rob- erts and Chestnut. were named as a | specia finance committee
 Miss Katz called attention to the | arge number of garments that must be made by the local chapter The 1 facilities were ready. the material was on hand but there was a lack Of wom. en workers for this special feature | Miss katz was made chairman of a ] special committee and will appoint | five other women to rk with her. whose du,y it will be to see that wom- en who can ~ew will be at the Red Cross headquarters in the $ utheru Club bui ding every day next week and work on these garments Each l member Of this comm tee Will be made responsible for workers on the day she selects as her own at the Red Cross headquarters.
 IL was als- reported there are Y candidates ready 10 take instructions
 in the first aid course. and Miss l+egina kapan and Lr Loutman We're
 made a specia, committee 10 have
 that in charge
 1 A pr position was made the local chapter 10 share The proceed, Of an 1 entertainment Of patriotic nature 20 be gwen in lhe near future in the Auditorium theater but under previous ] instructions ir m Washington au Red Cross chapters are prohibited from | engaging in any and all features of this nature unless the pr Ject is en- tirely under the charge and super vision of Red Cro.s tucials
 In spite of the pub city that has been given the local chapter in Hot | Sprnss the statement was made Yes. terday that there are hundreds of women and men who do nol know Rha, the Red CT ~s h for
 "SOme persons have never heard ol the Red Cross" declared member f ! the executive mmittee "Others imagiug that when one becomes a member ot the Red Cross tt means he or she will have to leave home and 20 [ on the battlefield The men and the women of thIs city, scores and scores sf them do Dot huo" Iat bctone
 t9 thia chapter does not require them
 10 leave Hot Springs, and we need a great rally to make Hot Sprins- uu. derstaud ju,t what he Red Cross really stands for
 The dea 10 invite Governor Brou-h
 here and plans for monster patriotic
 parade and subsequent meeting at the
 Auditorium theater will he taken up
 at the meeting of the executive com
 mittee Friday aften on al o'c elk l"I would appreciate .t erea ly," said 1 Rev Hickok, the newly yelerted chair
 man If every member of this com
 mjttee wu make an enort 10 be pres
 ent"
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