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... RED CROSS. (By Special Wire from Our Own Correspondents.) 65 Fleet Street. Wednesday Night. The gift of 10,000 by the King the funds of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John, together with the jeiOOO from the Queen, and the .£3OOO from ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS. A team of soldiers have had a couple football bouts with Tillicoultry Bluebell with the object of augmenting the local Red Cross Funds. In the first encounter the Bluebell won 3 goals to 1, but return match found the military in form ...
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... THE RED CROSS. SCOTTISH ORDERLIES’ SPLENDID WORK IN FRANCE. The rev-ponse which is being made to the appeal for motor ambulances by the Scottish branch of the British Red. Cross Society continues to satisfactory. The cost 31 ambulance cars has already ...
... were arrested in the first few days. Four women among them were working as nurses in the hospital They had Red Cross paybooks. Later at a Red Cross conference it was noticed that some officials were behaving suspiciously. Investigation revealed that they ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS Sir, —During the late war there was Red Cross fund started by the domestic servants in Edinburgh. Every girl was asked to give not less than sixpence per month, and the very handsome sum of £3OOO was raised in this way. Why not start ...
... RED CROSS The war fund branch of the is being intensif lead of the King al * o! given generous sU Mayor’s Fund, $ women are Cross appeal theit The Lord Glasgow, signed the appeal- u of their respective the Red Cross. . motoriN^ QV ...
... RED CROSS T . Simla, Thursday. f!n!,o f Indian princes and noblemen continue take the keenest interest in the PT°^ e ®f, ° tho war and the conditions of the combatants and wounded. The loading chiefs of Kathiawar have given £15,000 to purchase motor ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS Miss M’Nab, of Keithock, opening garden fete and sale organised Brechin Bowling Club in aid of Bed Cross funds. (Dunn.) ...
... RED CROSS A delightful picture of the Queen chatting to some of the nurses when she visited St. James’s Palace, yesterday, and bought a flag for Red Cross Day. ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS Much noble effort is being put forward in the raising of funds for the benefit of the Red Cross Society. Madame Clara Butt’s concert last night realised the splendid sum of £BOOO. Mr. Kennorley Rumford, the husband of the popular contralto ...
... FOR THE RED CROSS. ment'commftti fe. „ C ™ Entertain. lows£so maintain ' ton Hospital; £5O to the texHl. . a us for motor ambulances; and soldier, night garments Owing to indisposition Ladv yesterday unable to fulfil ° open a Christmas fete at Eastbon^ ...