The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-04
RED CROSS NOTES

business IN Ellis, and who left for the
was but few days after the wedding
RED CROSS NOTES
The following have worked:
Monday afternoon: Mrs. Paul, An
drews, Stewart, Neiswanger, Schwal-
Ter, Brenner and Carrie Meyer.
Wednesday morning: Mesdames
Lewis, Rouse, Miss McLain, Middle
kauff, Koeneke, Andrews, Fred
Schwaller, c. G. Cochran.
Surgical Dressing, Thursday 9th:
Mrs. Kissing, Jordan, Stewart, Sim
Gladys holland, Dorothy Crawfoot,
Mulrcy-
Tuesday, June 25th, Surgical
Dressings: Mrs. c. G. Cochran, Mid
dlekauff, Gordon, Pestana, Jack, Sim
mons, misses Alice McLain, Eva
Wood, Valentine Jewell, Clara Ellis,
Winifred Bennett, Myrtle Costner,
May Bemis, Hannah King.
Wednesday afternoon, June 26th;
Mrs Alois Bissing, Simmons, Snyder,
Chittenden, Peppiat.
Saturday, June 29th: Elsie How
ard. Ada Law, Lyla Samuelson, Lor-
ena Welty, Mrs. Cain, Mrs Jordan
Surgical Dressings, Monday even
lam. Stimets, Marshen, Williams, Lit
tie, Misses Morton, Platner, May, Nc
MahOn, Lauterbach, Epper, Speer
Koeneke, Law, Bouslog, Chittenden,
FeitZ, Peppiatt, Edith Hoke, Lucy
Hoke, Howard, Welty, Breasted, Dun
kel, Miller, Harbaugh, Bibbens, Pen
ney Russell.
Monday, July 1st: Mrs. Bisisng.
Schmoekel, Speer, Pestana, Rogers,
Lennoch, Jordan, Mayme Mulroy,
Dorothy Crofoot.
Mrs Bell, Hockensmith; 500 gun
wipes, Frank Bell, Walter Bell, Doro-
thy Morrison, Mary Ellis, Dorothy FL
lis, John Bell, Eilene Bell.
Friday afternoon, June 2Sth: Miss
Bemis, Mrs. Ellis, Bemis, Morrison,
Kellogg.
Friday morning, June 18th: Mrs.
Cowan, Gillian, Goetchius, Hallsted,
$50 gunwipes, Eleanor Chittenden,
Helen Cowan.
Thursday: Mrs. Dorney, Balls, Nc
Jimpsey, Winters, Kellogg, Averill,
Stout, Miss Keller, Mulroy, Andreas.
Mrs Kirkland, Henderson, Rhine,
Chas- King, Behan, Anna Miller,
John Gross, Hoke, Daniels, E. r.
King, W. a. King, Croft, Roger Mil
Ter, Crawford, Bartholic, Lou Bell,
Misses Lucela Rhine and Gladys Mil
Ter, Mrs. Ed Hill and Mrs. 7. N.
Gross on Tuesday.
Junior Red Cross, Thursday, June
9th: Mrs. Brenner, Miss McMindes,
Winifred Bennett, Freda Morris, Mry-
tie Costner, Cathrine Snapp, Zita Bis
sing, Frances Robinson, Daisy Beeby,
Eua Fulton, Dorothy Gordon, Petro-
nilla Bissing, Eva Wood, Susan Chit
L.
Mildred Howie, Anna Doris Have
mann.
The Red Cross Nurse is here. Red
Cross Home Nursing classes at the
Normal every day. Nine o'clock class
IN the morning; eight o'clock class
IN the evening.
Every woman In Hays is urged to
join these classes. The fee is fifty
cents for all>Who complete the course.
Anyone can join this class up to the
4th lesson or on or before Saturday,
july 9Th
The kindergarten children party
netted over $4,000 for the local chap
ter. Mother Goose and her children
were clever and appreciated by every
body.
The Hays Red Coss Chapter is
asked to knit 720 pairs of socks and
240 sweaters during the month of
July, August and September We can
do it if you help. If you do not know
how to knit We will teach you.
Germany is regaled with stories of
aviation assaults upon American CT
ties. Vast is the crddulity Of ''KuI-
tur"
The report comes from Georgia
that it has q bumper peach crop.
/ which will probably reach 6,332, 600
! bushels. Now it is up to Texas to
whisper "watermilyuns."
Emperor Charles has decorated his
! brother, the Archduke Macmillan,
with the Grand Cross OF the Order of
kYeopold, but he has not even cheap
chrome for his brother-in-law-''m -''my
dear Sixtus-"
Germany's war debt, with the last
credit included, has rises to $2S, ,OOO,-
100000.
Over 700 million tons Of coal viii
be consumed IN this country this year
and 1t viii be necessary to evenly dis
tribute the work Of delivery IN order
TO avoid a coal famine next winter.
Buy your coal supply early.
No speculation In wheat or -four
viii be permitted by the Food Admin
istration- Millers are to be allowed a
diferential of $1,10 per barrel be
tween the price OF wheat, and the
price Of fUuN