The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-08


 plies that have been turned in tc the Woman's Bureau of the Red Cross since April 20, were packed and are now ready for shipment by the next boat out. Many arti cles have been received since Thurs day afternoon, but these will be in cluded on the next list, as another shipment will be made shortly.
 It will be seen that splendid showing has been made by the Wo mans Bureau these last two months Our allotment for April 2O-July 20 is 330 pairs of socks, 85 sweater s and 20 pairs of wristlets. The Bu. reau is shipping from Fairbanks, Nenana and Circle alone 146 sweat. CTS, 442 pairs of socks. Many of the down river towns have not yet reported their production for this period, but even on the showing on hand the chapter has gone over the top with splendid reproduction of more than 100 per cent in both of these much needed commodities.
 Moreover, there has been a dearth of wool for the last few weeks, and many who have wished to knit have been unable to do so. These ladies will be all the more eager to begin again when the ton of wool now ell route reaches Fairbanks This ton was shipped from Seattle May 25 and should be here by the first St. Michael connection. Another ton has been ordered for delivery by late boat. as thousand pounds of the first ton is already spoken for by the very active branches which are knitting in the other communities of the interior.
 Circle contributed 13 pairs of socks and 3 sweaters, and Nenana B pairs of socks, IF sweaters, 4 pairs of pajamas, 10 wash cloths, A bags, I helmet. and pairs of wristlets, to the monthly quota.
 Mrs. Alexander Allen, Nome, 4 pair socks; Mrs. Oscar Anderson, Fairbanks. l sweater: Mrs. Victor Anderson, Chatanika, l pair socks; Anonymous, Fairbanks, sweaters; Mrs. w. w. Archibald, Loop Road House. pair socks; Miss E. Arle- borg. Fairbanks, pair socks; Mrs Fred Baxter, Fairbanks, pair socks and sweater; Mrs. Charles Beam, Fairbanks, 2 pair socks; Mrs. Chas Beck, Ester. 2 pair socks; Mrs. Bell ing, Fairbanks, l pair socks; Mrs. Beraud, Fairbanks, 2 sweaters; Mrs. R. L. Bernard, Fairbanks, 1 sweat CT; Mrs. Bjerremark, Fairbanks, 1 sweater; Mrs. Fred Bleecker, Fair banks, sweater; Mrs. M R. Boyd, Chatanika, sweaters; Mrs. S. R. Bredlie, Fairbanks, 1 sweater; Mrs w. J. Brown, Fairbanks, 1 sweater; Mrs. J. V.' Brown, Fairbanks, l sweater; Mrs. August Burglin, Fair banks, pair socks; Mrs. Calder head, Fairbanks, 1 pair socks and 1 sweater; Miss Lily Gallo and Miss Ingeborg Meaas, Fairbanks, 1 sweat CT; Mrs. M. o. Carlson, Fairbanks, 1 pair socks; Mrs. Swan Carlson, Chatanika, ? pair socks; Bernard Carr, Fairbanks, wash cloth; Mrs. E. w. Carr, Fairbanks, pair socks; Mrs. H. Chadwick, Ester Siding, 1 pair socks; Chatanika Knitting club. Chatanika. 8 hospital bags and 5 rolls bandage; Chatanika School Children, Chatanika, 2 convalescent spreads, 800 gun wipes and 5 fun books; Mrs. Frank Clark, Fairbanks. 2 pair socks; Mrs. John A. Clark, Fairbanks. 2 sweaters; Miss Celeste Coleman, Fairbanks, 1 pair socks; Mrs. George Coleman. Fairbanks. 3 pair socks; Mrs. D. F. Coombs, Fair banks, 2 pair socks and 1 sweater; Mrs. Grant Courtnay. Fairbanks. 1 pdAl oOChoS MAo' S' ~. VI SiCoAaOA, [, Fairbanks, 1 pair socks; Miss Gene vieve Creamer. Fairbanks, 1 sweater; Miss Marion Creamer. Fairbanks, 1 sweater: Miss Helen Criswell, Fair banks. l sweater: Mrs. Jack Dalton, and Mrs. Troseth, Chatanika. 1 sweater; Mrs. John A. Davis, Fair banks. 1 sweater; Mrs. Day, Fair banks, 1 pair socks; Mrs. D. De- fancy, Fairbanks, pair socks and 4 wash cloths; Miss Lucy DeWree. Fox, 1 pair socks; Mrs. Philip De. Wree, Fox, 4 pair socks: Mrs. Peter Deiser, Fairbanks. 8 pair socks; Mrs. Fred Douse. Fairbanks. pair socks; Mrs. G. D. Drake, Fairbanks. 4 pair socks; G. D. Drake, Fair banks, pair socks; Miss Betty Drake, Fairbanks. 1 pair socks; Mrs Frank Durham, Fairbanks. sweat CTS; Mrs. J. Durand, Chatanika, 2 pair socks; Mrs. J. Edwards, Chata- nika, 13 pair socks and l sweater; Mrs. Gus Erickson. Cleary, 2 pair socks; Mrs. R. R. Erwin, Fairbanks, pair socks; Mrs. W. F. Evans, Fairbanks. 1 sweater; Mrs. David Fairburn, Chatanika, l pair socks o~A c,uao<o.. Mrc Eoa,tor