The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-25

Receipts from all sources ..$2,3O2.25
Expenditures ........ 1,524.72
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1918 .$777. 53
Juliaetta
Organized, July, 1917.
Receipts from all sources -. .$419.59
Expenditures ............... 29S.03
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1918. .$121.56
Kendrick
Organized April, 1917.
Receipts from all sources 1851 SO
Expenditures 49,. 548.71
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1918. .$4315
Harvard
Organized just prior to the Christ
mas drive and is now preparing for
a big years work.
Moscow
Organized in April, 1917.
Receipts from all sources ..$4,675.34
Expenditures ......-....... 4,602.67
Balance on hand Jan. I, 1918. .$72.67
Pot1atch
| Organized in April, 1917.
Receipts from all SOURCES 81, 814.43
Expenditures ............ 707.T8
Balance on hand Jan. 4, 1918 $1,1O665
Princeton
Organized in November. 1917.
Receipts from all sources ..- -$188.00
Expenditures .............-- 1890
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1918 $500
Troy
Organized in June, 1917.
Receipts from all sources sd, 1O2.17
Expenditures ............-. 974.67
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1918 $r575O
Viola
Organized in October, 1917.
Receipts from all sources ..-.$156.75
Expenditures ................ 96.28
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1913: .$6o.47
Summary for the County {
The following is the summary for
the county from the organization of
the chapter in April, 1917, to Janu-
airy, 1, 1913.
Total receipts ......... S13, 02S65
Total expenditures 49,. 1O,222.51
Christmas Boxes
The number of Christmas boxes,
prepared and sent to the district q
headquarters from the chapter and
all branches and auxiliaries follow
Each box was not of less value than
S1.5O.
Bovill, rs; Cedar Creek, 20; Dearly,
"a; Genesee, So; Moscow, 227; Troy,
81; Viola, 20. Total Sol. The al 8
otment for Latah county was 400.
Comfort Kits :
Comfort kits sent forward from
various societies in the county, each
7alued at $3.50. "
Bovill, Is; Cedar Creek, II; Dearly,
g; Genesee, 50; Kendrick, 40; Julia
stta, %; Moscow, 81; Troy, Is; Viola,
}, Princeton, 7. :
What Has Been Done
The county organizations have,| :
packed and shipped FL large boxes B0
from 500 to 1000 pounds. of
upplies. AS all workers have learn
d, each piece that is prepared must
meet certain standard requirements.
III articles for beds, of wearing APP
arel, must be carefully pressed Then
he packing of these supplies calls
or an inventory and skillful packing.
Supplies in Detail
Bed sheets, 1921; hand sheets, sol;
illow cases, 1910; hand towels, 1909; =
ish towels, 1858; bath towels, 637; FL
apkins, 1909; tray covers, 500; wash
loths, 408; hot water bag covers, 70;
e bag covers, 210; scrub cloths, 72;
ust cloths, 24O; quilts %; bed shirts,
10; pajamas, 248; bath robes, 90; ~
boulder wraps, 100; socks, $50; bed
ocks, 100; handkerchiefs, 965; sub
1888; slippers, 48.
Surgical Dressings
Gauze bandages, 2, 8, and inch, -
81; gauze congresses, 9 inch, 1920; Ff
auze congresses, 4 inch; 1850; gauze
ponges, 4 inch, 1900; gauze sponges,
inch, 1040; gauze drains, 1-2, 1 and
inch, 528; laporotomy pads, 270; =
cad bandages, 1870; triangular band Ft
ges, so; abdominal bandages, 95;
,lded strips, 260.
Knitted Goods
Sweaters 90: helmets d. wfistlets