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... RED CROSS WORK. Lincolnshire Contests and Awards. Hundreds of Red Cross workers in Lincolnshire took part on Thursday in contests held under the North Lincolnshire Branch the Association at the home Major and Mrs. W. H. Rawusley, Well Vale. Col. Irvine ...
... RED CROSS STATIONS FOR ROAD CASUALTIES. For some years hospital authorities have complained of the strain on their accommo- dation occasioned by motoring accidents. In some areas they cannot deal with all the cases that present themselves, and the British ...
... RED CROSS STATIONS FOB ROAD CASUALTIES. For tome yean hospital authorities have complained of the strain on their accommo- dation occasioned by motoring accidents, in some areas they cannot deaf with all the cases that present themselves, and the British ...
... 73 Killed and Hundreds Injured by Tornado. IMMENSE DAMAGE IN TEXAS. Communication and Transport Services Demoralised. RED CROSS HELP RUSHED—HOSPITALS , CROWDED. • _ people are reported killed and hundreds injured by 1 1 .1 k tornafesiieit last night swept ...
... and immediately Princess Mart, who is Commander-in-Chief the Bnttsh Red Cross detachment, arrived the lion was enrried out. followed mar.a past. Dominion and other visitors Red Cross Vice-Presidents were then sonted to the Princess, who a I tcrw ardst* ...
... TESTED AND PROVED. DUKE OF YORK'S TRIBUTE TO RED CROSS SOCIETY. TOWS CONFERENCE. LONDON, Monday.—The Duke of York formally opened the British Red Cross Society's Empire Conference St James's Palace to-day. He extended welcome to the delegates from overseas ...
... these means entering the profession would continued. RED CROSS SERVICE TO HUMANITY. Duke of York and Empire Co-ordination. EXPANDING ACTIVITIES. The Duke of York formally opened the British Red Cross Society's Empire Conference at St. James's yesterday ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. WENTWORTH WOODHOUSE. The GARDENS will be OPEN TO THE PUBLIC on WHIT MONDAY. 2 to 7 p.m., aid British Red Cross Society and Church Lauds. Admissidn 1/-. lt« firshments. ...
... LEAGUE- 43. Stathers ; Holmes 31 for two, Red Cross 28. MATCHES, JUNE sth. Reckitt's 2nd v. Avon ; umpires, R. and R. Cooper. Earle's Pelicans v. umpires, H. Beadleson and B. Triuick. MATCHES. JUNE 7th. Red Cross Marfleet An XI.; umpires, J. Brown and T ...
... is understood that although Mr. Lloyd George is to speak at Not- DUKE AN RED CROSS. APPEAL FOR CO-ORDINATION IN THE EMPIRE. The Duke of York formally opened the British Red Cross Society’s Empire con- ference at St. James’s Palace, to-day. He extended ...
... Work Among Children. ** Another branch of the Society's work to which I wish to draw attention is the Junior Red Cross. It has been started among children, both in this country and elsewhere, and it has unlimited possibili- ties. Remembering that the ...
... CRICKET. SATURDAY LEAGUE. Bros. 11. (for 8 wickets), Red Cross 43. Postal 25, Holmes Tannery 27. CUP. C.W.S. 164, Rovers XI. 72. East Hull Gas 21. Nat. Radiator 11. 35 (for 4). Hull Malt Ath. 52, Red Cross 38. 8.0.C.M. An XI. 87, Hessle Parish Church 76. ...