... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... RED CROSS DANCE. Wakefield Town Hall, last night, a danco took place in aid of Red Cross work and tho local hospitals. It was under the patronage of Lady Kathleen Pilkington, rlarl and Countess Fitzwilliam, Viscount and Viscountess Allendale, Colonel ...

... RED CROSS COMPETITION. The grounds at Well Vale were again lent by Major and Mrs. W. H. Rawnslev lor the annual competitions and sports the North Lincolnshire branch the British Red Cross Society, yesterday. The judges included Col. Purvcs, Dr. Paget- ...

... LEEDS AND THE RED CROSS. LADY HARE WOOD AND Tim WATCH a >MMITTIvE'S ATTITUDE. informal meeting the mendier* ami workers of the British Red Cross Society held the Philosophical Hall, yesterday evening, consider the position arising out the refusal the ...

... who was the County Director the Society. After the war many Red Cross workers felt that they were no longer needed, but Sir Robert, by his enthusiasm and leadership, showed that Red Cross work would always needed, only confined to civil life. The highest ...

... THE RED CROSS OF THE SEAS. The Lady Mayoress of Leeds (Mrs. W. Hodgson) had everv reason to satisfied with the size of the audience which attended a matinee performance at the Empire Theatre, Leeds, yesterday, in aid the funds of the Royal National Lifeboat ...

... ABUSE HE RED CROSS, IRREGULARS DRIVEN OUT O THREE IRISH TOWNS, DUBLIN. Jt is announced officially that the National troops have now occupicd Tullow, Baltingless, and Newtownbarrvr. The convoy, which included Dalton, Ennis, and Com- The mandant Macrae ...

... RED CROSS WORK. Six Hundred Competitors in North Lindsey. Oyer 600 Red Cross workers, members sixteen detachments, assembled at Will Vale, near Alford, the home of Major W. H. and Mrs. Rawnsley, yesterday, for the North Lindsey branch annual competitions ...

... RED CROSS WORK. HELP FOR SICK AND DISABLED EX-SERVICE MEN. J lo^' w l to the report of the •uj | til of the Order of St. John 'kit ~ Blilisl > Red Cross Society says hot «ork of the Joint Council ill j «e».ly and gratifying progress in art ,e ...