Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-19 | Page 9 | Red Cross News and Notes

t At the celebration of employe of the Denver A Itlo (Irsnrte ahopa Friday, on the arrlal of the fourth Liberty loan aecial, 20 Was collected In a flag for the Bed Cross. It was turned over to Mra. iieorge M. Miller, mutwager f the Red 7ro. a shop, by Claude leea, chairman of the celebration rommttte. In behalf of the Red Croaa Mra Miller extended her thanka to the men for their effort fr tbe big humanitarian eaue The money will be t ur ned over to tbe aecretary of th local chapter. GAUZEROOM WORK. Tomorrow the workroom a. t tbe Amelia piiUra will 1e open for t lf flrat time on Kunday. This schedule hue been made hereanary on account of the Increased amount of supplies needed. Kvery avail- 1 able woman or girl In Ihe city la wanted I I to work In the main gauseroom and lite ; wives of soldier who have any lelaure 1 1 time are urged to lend a hand. Worker are needed at all Red Croaa gauserooma j and enpeclally at the mam on at bead- 1 quarters. I CALLS FOR NURSES. 1 People who are not relative of families afflicted with Influensa are caualng the Kcd Cross much confusion and trouble, according to Manager R J. Khielda, by calling headquarters and snkli.g that nurM-a le sent to certain fai-nlllee. Nenrlv every time callera who are not relatives give the wrong ddreee and when nursia are svnt out they fir.d that th family h. a already tevn supplied with aid. People bavit.g autotnohilea which might be uaed to carry nuraes tetween various ' ttotma In the city are asked to donate ! their care and aervlcea to the Red Croaa for a few hours. The doriHt'onp of sleets, towela. hand' kr-htere and napktna ahotild not be dt-ci:, dt-ci:, tinned, ays Manrer r?hie-i. While t the epidemic Is raging over here, the hospital oer there sre being filled daily with wo-inded aoldicrs who must be card for. The Women's ecrviee untt of the Red ' i'iom will met every Tueaday and v ein-day In l ' ttment of St. Mark's rht.rcl in Kaat riet bouta street. j