... THE RED CROSS Genera. - Thursday. — The International Commitkes of the Red Cross-has econvoked = meaeting of the Bed Cross organisations throughout the world for the tenth international- oconferenes, which will be held at Geneva from March ...

... THE RED CROSS. MARCHIONESS OF CARISBROOKE OPENS BRSBLINQTON SALE. OWN The Red Cross Convalescent Home Bridlington was, Saturday afternoon, the scene of one the prettiest fetes held tho town this season. The home, which provides accommodation for abont ...

... THE RED CROSS irenera) Champain, secretary of tike British Rod Cmea Society, has been «teputed to attend the International Conference Red Societies, which meet at Geneva discuss ways and by which the Russian famine may j relieved. Sir Hill ♦- leavllng ...

... with the Red Cross. COURTS OF REFEREES. The Courts of Referees continue to cor r ., out their excellent work in reviewing for Out-of-Work Donation, keeping an upon the pocket of the-general taxpayer less than upon the welfare of the individe applicant ...

... RED CROSS The King passed two hours yesterday in the sunshine in the grounds Craigweil House. This is the longestperiod that his Majesty has been out so far. The King thoroughly enjoyed bis stay tho open air. His hathchair was wheeled round the whole ...

... THE RED CROSS. The condition* have been '* r ' Ul lB • ' jfOOD PROGRESS OK THE NORTH Si LINCOLNSHIRE CORPS. S? VT& -J*; Mrs H. Rawneley, Prenident of the sorth Lincolnshire branch of the British ted Cross Society, presiding m-u, *1 ' our ranging from ...

... RED CROSS HONOURS. E.R. AND LINCS. RECIPIENTS. The following local names appear in the list brought to the notice of the Secretary of State for War by the Chairman of the Joint War Committee of the British Red Oross Society and Order of St. John of Jerusalem ...

... BRIDLINGTON RED CROSS. The annual meeting o' the British Red Cross Society (East Riding branch) was held Bridlington yesterday, Mr G. 11. Eyre (Bishop Burton) presiding. There were also present Lady Macdonald of Isles. Mrs Byre, Colonel A. G. W. Wright ...

... they had done. That was not enough, for the place that the Red Cross had gained must be upheld. General Snute congratulated all who had been concerned the organisation the field day. The Red Cross Society scoeme. he said, was most valuable, and he was to ...

... Red Cross ork who her Lady Kathleen, marriage was Lady Kathleen Cuffe, the daughter of the late Earl of Desart, 1s voted tor her interest in dog breeding, her speciality being French hulldogs. During the war she equipped and ran a military hospital at ...

... RED CROSS WORK. Record of the Greatest Voluntary Effort. MILLIONS IN CASH. The general report of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John, with maps, photographs, and plans, has just been published by 11. M. Stationery Office : Tho accounts ...

... INDIAN RED CROSS. L0H1) IRWIN ON ITS WIDE FIELD USEFULNESS. Simla, Friday. Lord Irwin, Viceroy, today addressed the general meeting the St. John Ambulance Association and the Indian Red Cross Society. His Excellency expressed his pleasure at the arrangement ...