MISS MARION L. OLIVER, _In Charge of Organization of Classes._

Believing that the physical welfare of the race depends largely upon

home conditions and that the women of the nation have a very definite

responsibility in maintaining the health of the family, the American Red

Cross has undertaken to organize on a national scale classes for women

in home nursing and first aid. It is hoped that this instruction will

make them better home makers, better mothers and better citizens. Before

describing what has been accomplished in this direction, it is best

to give details of the plan adopted. This can be done most briefly by

quoting from the official circular relating to the same.

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