Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-08 | Page 9 | Kitchener Toe is Most Comfortable

KITCHENER TOE IS' IS MOST COMFORTABlE It isn't tho the mountain ahead that wears you ou out Its It's th the grain of oC sandin sandIn sand sandIn In your our shoe Is the wa way o ore one e boy inthe Inthe In Inthe the training training- camps has expressed the soldiers soldiers' attitude toward socks with knots In the tho toes Then ho be added All An 4 day all tramp on the same little lIttIe piece of or yarn arn becomes as momentous momen tous at t nl nightfall as the prospect of oC a aGerman a aGerman German raid according to a n. letter received at the Red te l Cross headquarters praising praising- the Kitchener toe in preference cronce to the time old-time way vay of oC knitting the A toe I i o been sent out L repeatedly during the last few row weeks weck warning TIed Red Cross workers that no rn socks will be accepted after acter August 5 which do not have the Kitchener toe yet et some somo women still persist In making the ol old regulation toe an and take tho at attitude attitude at- at that what was good enough h a aone at atone atone I one time should bo good enough al all the tho time The Kitchener toe orl originated th T L L y yI I U u UI lays days of or the war and was named b by them In honor of Lord Kitchener because be because be- be cause It is so much more moro comfortable than the old style and the Red ned Cross thought ht that comfort might inspire toward victor victory almost as much as the great Kitchener himself The Tho Mountain Moun lo tam tain division Including Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico has hns been tho first American Red fled Cross chapter to introduce the Kitchener toe Mrs the general secretary of oC the Utah chapter returned yesterday yesterday yester ester day from Crom the general Y Y W. W C. C A A. conference conference con con- ference at Cal where she sho has been the last two weeks Sho She Is Isnow Isnow Isnow now at her desk at the headquarters In the tho Amelia palace From the Mountain division headquarters headquarters headquarters head head- quarters at Denver has come a reco recognition recognition of oC a bachelors bachelor's Red TIed Cros auxIliary auxiliary aux aUx- at Sahara Utah Sahara Is a small farming dry settlement in ha the southern part of oC the tho state and all the bachelor supporters are arc dry dr Until recently each bachelor has done dono h u HI worK A. A ago the women of or the district who had organized a Red fled Cross a auxiliary u began to cast about for the tho means to support their creation The people were fe few and miles man many apart consequently consequently con con- nothing nothing- of or an entertainment nature could be given to raise funds One woman final finally recalled that her bachelor neighbors wore were wont to hang hangout hangout hangout out their own washing so she suggested suggested sug sug- suggested that the women of the section solicit the laundr laundry work of oC their single neighbors When hen the men learn learned the mone money was for lor the support of oC the TIed Red RedCross Cross they readily consented and anti now Sahara chapter has enough funds un s to carr carry on Us Its work e T