The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-15

.At.ftH ft'ANtA AAHiA a'nr HAa l.-ft Nt AA Ns the local chapter Were at work, even pro' sions as well as medicines and linens were furnished Hospital at tention was given in a large number of cases. The Red Cross Is sun do- ing th.s HorN and as an orsauizouon it will be on hand for any emoa92ncl that comes to the city
 Not only the heads ol the families but every member should be in the Red Cross A membership button on each coat; membership flag in each home anu on the membership flag a cross for each member oi Lnr family This Is the standard
 The American Red Cross this year finances the anti tuberculosis work so there Wlll not be a sale of seals Each member ol the Red Cross re ceiyes a booklet containing ten seals without extra charge. The Red Cross will appropriate 10 Hot Spr.ngs tho sum that was realized last year from the sale of these Christmas eeals thus enabling the community to continue its public health nursing.
 Tho following committees have been appointed for this work iu Hot Springs and they are requested to| meet at the Red Gross Headquarters on Monday evening at half past seven Supnes will be furnished them and full instructions given The captain of each team will call up the mem bers of their respective teams and gel them to the meeting, Tuesday morn ins the work will begiu. With the organization the canvass should he completed in one day or two days at the most Remember the preliminary meeting Monday night at half past seven
 District One.
 Majestic hotel to Canyon street. both sides of Central avenue. includ- Ing Canyon, Team T, A. Cockourn, captain: c. A. Gibbs, R A. Kltue- berger Albert Mendel, and Herman tanks.
 District Two
 Central avenue. both ades from Canyon street to and including Wau- kesha hotel and Fountain Terrace: Team; Sidney N. Mutt, captain; C.. E. Davidson, Dr. W P. Parks, II. Roscnthal, Chaplin iluoin.
 District Three
 Central avenue Southern club to Mountain street. except doctors, Also oath houses Go and includlng the For dyCe, eX ept negroes. Captain, Clar- ence Homer; Mich Nobles, Jim Rush, Albert Mendel. Luclan R1m- seur.
 District Fourt.
 Central avenue and Exchange street from Mountain to Bath street. and bath houses from Horseshoe Co the Buckstaff inclusive, except attendants and doctors Team. k. A. Jones, captain Pom Martin, Dave Bergauer John Nance aA>e Adjutant Johnson,
 pistrs7t Five.
 Exchange streetsas1 Central avenue from Bath street t0a FGrt street aud the Lamar Bath House reld Interior Department employees. Mrnst att tendants and doctors Team i, F. Manier, captain Nj C Tomble4g : E, Walsh, George Schuaok and Re@ ,' w. Kendrick
 District Six.
 ExChanee street and Cetral avenue, both sides of Valley street from Court street to Prospect avenue and .nclud- ing the Arkansas Trust company, OK cep. doctors. Joe klyman captain; Walter Dodson, Robert Potter, M A.. Elsie and George Belding,
 District Seven.
 Central avenue, both sides. Valley street beth sides, from Prospect ay-- enue and the Arkansas Turst com pany to and including Morris Drug O.. and Ellis drug store except doc tors; Team, Charles Bimbam, cap jain; Ray smith, Ernest Latta, Sam Davis. II. C. Phelps
 District Eight.
 Central avenue, west side only from Morris Drug store to Ouachita and Market. except doctors Team. E. F. Bancroft, captain. r. A. Stearns Mer- ritt Blggs. A. T. Zimmerman and 0 F. Box
 District Nine.
 Central avenue, east side only Bridge to Olive including Sammons Grocery company Team, Chas. N. Dodson, captain; Sam C. smith, Claud Brooks. Walter Sammous s H. Math- cvs.
 District Ten.
 Ouachita avenue, both sides, Market lo Hawthorne. ineudi1g business on sde streets Team, Arthur Kat1 captain: E. Ea Site ler 5 M Frink, J. T Jones and r. M Sigler.
 District Eleven.
 Benton street from the Great Northern to l.. D. Coopers inclusive. MalUrn avenue, both sides to Jet- ferSon. except negroes; Valley street trom Jefferson back to Spencer's cig- ar store corner, including wholesale and business houses in district. Team E. L. Howlet, captain; Ernest Wood cock, Dick Morris, J. F Cross, T II, Jackson.