Show NEW RED CROSS WORKERS WORKERS' CLUBS I ENROLLED DAilY r Wool Men l and Friends Are Invited to Call at Amelia Aluelia Palace Today New ew clubs of or workers are arc reporting almost daily at Amelia Palace Last night right the S. S 0 O. S S. S club a coterie of ot ten I young oun women gathered for tor Its first session The members wrapped rapped gauze ban bandages ci a Members of the faculty of ot the University Uni Un- of oC Utah asked for a nl night ht at Amelia Palace when the they ml might ht wrap bandages Some of ot the university women have ha previously worked but the I new class will include university men Th The Rev flex ReS S S. T. T Lewis Episcopal minIster min mm- ister of LO Logan Jn was R a caller at headquarters headquarters head head- quarters yesterday He has been helpIng helpIng helping help- help Ing In the Red TIed Cross work and has come to Salt Lake to obtain instructions In some of ot the finer tiner points Lot LoI Logan Logan Lo Lo- Lo- Lo I gan in I t the center I of ot Red ned Cross activity 1 I ui v. v v county i Lewis ewis reports that workers there are aro vcr very enthusiastic enthusiastic and are turning in man many articles o Stoc men and with their lr wives wl and friends who wiio are now visiting visit visit- ing Ing- Salt Lake will be t at Amelia Amelio Palace toda today Officials arc extending a welcome to afford the visitors visitors tors the opportunity of oC seeing seeing- the Red RedCross RedCross Cro Cross s workers In action Amelia Palace Palace Palace Pal Pal- ace will be open toda today until 1 p p. m m. at which hour work ceases on Satur Satur- day C Mrs E E. J J. Brandly Brandh of Granger Wyo yo who accompanied her husband here to tho the stock show called at nt the Red fled Cross Croes quarters yesterday and made tho the organization organization or or- g a liberal donation Yesterday morning a class of ot twenty ty h young youn women was Instructed In the thema ma making ing of oakum bandages os This kind of bandage e stops the flow of blood and Is carried as t part art of of the equipment equipment equip equip- ment of oC every soldier who goes upon tho battlefield The Time oakum bandages ill T stop the tho worst hemorrhages and andare aro are vital Ital to the success of the armies It has been difficult to get et workers upon them In other cities as the oakum carries the o odor or of or tar which Is disagreeable dig dis agreeable Calls have hae come to Salt Lake Lako to for I ninny many oakum banda bandages es and classes are preparing to make them c c Today for th tile the first time class clas No 13 met The class Is numbered 13 Is composed composed com corn posed of oC 13 members nn and 1 meets for foi the thc first time on Friday yet th the members are not superstitious and expect to do splendid work A wire was sas received from Crom Denver asking how man many sweaters are on hand here The reply went back that there are arc 2 0 Imm immediately immediate available and that more could be obtained from local knitters b by assembling those that arc ready now instead of ot waiting until the they aro arc turned in at nt the end of oC the month Orders were wore received from Crom Denver requesting requesting- the Salt Lako Lake chapter chapter chapter chap chap- ter to Imme Immediately send Rend sweaters to Fort Douglas for tOl the thc use of the men muon there c The First Presbyterian 1 auxiliary yesterday yesterday yes yes- es turned In 6 sweaters 3 pairs pails of or wristlets and 8 pairs socks The Lloyd alliance turned In 7 sweaters 4 JI lIS lI'S socks and 3 pairs mairs wristlets Workers Yorkers of Cottonwood stake yesterday took out 10 bolts pajama cloth 80 SO hanks hanics of ot yarn arn for socks and 36 hanks of yarn for eat 8 rH The Un University of Utah workers yesterday took out 10 hanks banks of ot sweater yarn jam and 9 hanks banks for tor socks I |