ORGANIZATION OF CLASSES.

Women desiring to form a class in either first aid or home nursing should

secure a sufficient number of names—not less than ten or more than

twenty-five—selecting one to act as president. The president so selected

should then communicate with the Department of Instruction for Women,

American Red Cross, Washington, D. C. A roll will be supplied on which

the names of the members of the class will be inscribed and answers given

in respect to certain essentials.

No one under sixteen years of age is eligible for these classes.

It will be necessary locally to obtain the services of a physician or a

nurse to give the instruction, whose name and address should be forwarded

to Washington with required roll of proposed class. All instructions must

be approved, and a card of authorization issued, by the Red Cross before

any course is begun.

The instructors’ fees, if any, must be paid locally, and arrangements for

the same must be made by the class with the instructor selected.

It will also be necessary to provide a meeting place.

Books and charts will be supplied by the Red Cross. The cost of these

will be $1 per member for each course of ten lessons, and $1.50 per

member for each course of fifteen lessons. Payment for the same should

be made in advance. The president will be responsible for collecting and

forwarding this amount to Washington.

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