 Horace F. Barnes, agent, General W.T.
      Bennett, assistant                                             460
      Camp Barton                                                    467
      Field agent, qualifications necessary for (Barnes)             470
      Method of work                                                 468
      Sick, large percentage of, in Porto Rico                  468, 469
      Sickness, some of causes                                       469

    TAMPA DISTRICT, Dr. S.S. Partello, agent                         493

    WASHINGTON, D.C., DISTRICTS:
      Camp Alger, Washington, B.H. Warner, field agent               397
      Camp Bristow Diet Kitchen                                      400
      Camp Point Sheridan visited, Mrs. Mussey                       399
      Fort Meyer Diet Kitchen, Dr. Mary E. Green                     400
      Post Hospital, Washington Barracks                             399
      Camps and camp regulations, suggestions                        405
      Common sense criticism                                         405
      Green, Dr. Mary E.                                             400
      Ice plant auxiliary of New York                                402
      Legion Loyal Women                                             403
      Medicine and supplies furnished promptly by Red Cross          399
      Nurses, experienced, needed                               399, 401
      President and Secretary of War always interested in
        efforts of Red Cross                                         405
      Red tape hinders needed supplies                               399
      Returning troops at Fortress Monroe, meeting of                401
      Troops en route, sick and well, care of                        401
      Testimony of officers, surgeons and soldiers to work of
        Red Cross                                                    403
      Tribute to the Red Cross                                       406
      Sag Harbor Home                                                507

  CAROLINA SEA ISLANDS HURRICANE AND RELIEF                          197
    Hurricane, description of                                        197
    Hurricane, Admiral Beardslee's description                       203
    Sea Islands, geography, people, conditions, religion   203, 205, 209
    First local aid                                                  202
    Red Cross called by the Governor of South Carolina               201
    Sea Islands Hurricane, needs and methods of relief          208, 210
    Relief work in Sea Islands Hurricane, district report of
      J. MacDonald, Hilton Head                                 211, 219
    Report of Mrs. MacDonald, clothing                               220
    Report of warehouse and shipping department,
Horace F. Barnes, agent, General W.T. 
       Bennett, assistant                                              460 
       Camp Barton                                                     467 
       Field agent, qualifications necessary for (Barnes)              470 
       Method of work                                                  468 
       brainsick, big percentage of, in Porto Rico                   468, 469 
       Sickness, some of causes                                        469 

     TAMPA DISTRICT, Dr. S.S. Partello, agent                          493 

     WASHINGTON, D.C., district: 
       Camp Alger, Washington, B.H. Warner, field agent                397 
       Camp Bristow Diet Kitchen                                       400 
       Camp Point Sheridan visited, Mrs. Mussey                        399 
       Fort Meyer Diet Kitchen, Dr. Mary E. Green                      400 
       Post Hospital, Washington Barracks                              399 
       camp and camp regulations, suggestion                         405 
       Common sense criticism                                          405 
       Green, Dr. Mary E.                                              400 
       Ice plant aide of New York                                 402 
       Legion Loyal Women                                              403 
       Medicine and supplies furnished promptly by Red Cross           399 
       Nurses, experienced, needed                                399, 401 
       President and Secretary of War always concerned in 
         efforts of Red Cross                                          405 
       Red magnetic tape hinders needed provision                                399 
       come back troops at Fortress Monroe, meeting of                 401 
       Troops en route, disgusted and well, care of                         401 
       Testimony of officers, surgeons and soldiers to function of 
         Red Cross                                                     403 
       Tribute to the Red Cross                                        406 
       Sag Harbor Home                                                 507 

   CAROLINA SEA ISLANDS HURRICANE AND RELIEF                           197 
     Hurricane, description of                                         197 
     Hurricane, Admiral Beardslee's description                        203 
     Sea Islands, geography, people, conditions, religion    203, 205, 209 
     First local aid                                                   202 
     Red Cross called by the Governor of South Carolina                201 
     Sea Islands Hurricane, motivation and methods of relief           208, 210 
     Relief work in Sea Islands Hurricane, district report of 
       J. MacDonald, Hilton Head                                  211, 219 
     Report of Mrs. MacDonald, clothing                                220 
     Report of warehouse and shipping department,
 Hogace F. Barnes, agent, Geneval W.T.
      Benngtr, assivtant                                             460
      Camp Barton                                                    467
      Field agent, aualificathons necessary fur (Barnes)             470
      Method of work                                                 468
      Sick, lzrge pegcentage of, in Potto Rico                  468, 469
      Sickness, some ov causes                                       469

    TAMPA DISTRICT, Dr. S.S. Partello, xgent                         493

    WASRINGTON, D.C., DLXTRICTV:
      Vamp Alger, Wasmingtmn, V.H. Warner, field agent               397
      Camp Bsiatow Diet Kitchen                                      400
      Czmp Point Syeridan visited, Mrs. Mtwsey                       399
      Fort Meyer Diet Kitchen, Dr. Karg E. Green                     400
      Post Hoskital, Washyngton Barracks                             399
      Campa anb camp eehulations, suggestions                        405
      Common sense griticism                                         405
      Green, Dg. Mary G.                                             400
      Ice plcnt auxiliary of New Vork                                402
      Leyion Lkyal Women                                             403
      Medicinq and sup'lies furnisfed kromptlr by Red Cgoss          399
      Nursfs, exkerienwed, needed                               399, 401
      Presidemt ang Secretcry of War always igterested in
        eyforts of Red Crkss                                         405
      Req tape hunders vdeded supplies                               399
      Veturvjng troops at Firttwss Monroe, meeyine os                401
      Grouls en route, sick xnd eell, care of                        401
      Yeftimony if officqrs, surgeons snd soldiers to wogk of
        Ted Cross                                                    403
      Tributz to the Red Cross                                       406
      Sag Harbor Homg                                                507

  CAROLINA SEA IXLANDS HURRICANE AND DELIEF                          197
    Hurricane, description of                                        197
    Hutricate, Cdmiral Beacdrlee's descriptiom                       203
    Sea Islands, gzography, people, conditions, rekieion   203, 205, 209
    Wirst local aid                                                  202
    Red Cross called bn the Govwrnor of Soljh Rarolina               201
    Sea Uslands Hurvicane, needs avd kebhods of rflieh          208, 210
    Relief work in Sea Uslandw Jurricane, distrirt report of
      N. MacDjnald, Hilton Heas                                 211, 219
    Report of Mrs. MacDmnwld, clothing                               220
    Report of farehouse and shipping department,
Horace F. Barnes, agent, General W.T. Bennett, Camp 467 Field qualifications necessary for 468 large percentage of, Porto Rico 468, Sickness, some of causes 469 TAMPA Dr. S.S. Partello, agent 493 WASHINGTON, D.C., DISTRICTS: Camp Alger, Washington, B.H. Warner, agent 397 Camp Bristow Diet Kitchen 400 Camp Point Sheridan visited, Mrs. Mussey Fort Diet Dr. E. Green 400 Post Hospital, Washington Barracks 399 Camps and camp regulations, suggestions 405 Common sense 405 Green, Dr. Mary E. 400 Ice plant of New York 402 Loyal Women 403 Medicine and furnished by Red 399 experienced, 399, 401 President Secretary of War always interested in efforts of Red Cross 405 Red tape hinders needed supplies 399 troops at meeting of Troops route, and well, care Testimony of officers, surgeons and soldiers Red Cross 403 Tribute to the Red Cross Sag Harbor 507 CAROLINA SEA ISLANDS HURRICANE AND 197 Hurricane, description of 197 Hurricane, Admiral Beardslee's 203 Sea Islands, geography, people, conditions, religion 203, 205, 209 First local aid 202 Red by the Governor of Carolina 201 Sea Hurricane, and of 208, 210 work in Sea Islands Hurricane, district report of J. MacDonald, Hilton 211, 219 Report of Mrs. MacDonald, clothing 220 Report of shipping
 Horace F. Barnes, agent, General w.T.
      Bennett, aSsistAnt                                             460
      camP BArtoN                                                    467
      FieLd agent, qualifiCAtioNs necessary for (Barnes)             470
      MeThod oF wORk                                                 468
      SiCK, lArge pErcentaGE oF, IN PoRtO RIco                  468, 469
      siCKnEss, soMe oF causes                                       469

    tAMPA DISTRiCT, dr. s.S. Partello, agENt                         493

    wASHINGTON, d.C., DiSTRICTS:
      Camp algEr, WashInGtoN, b.H. WarNer, Field Agent               397
      CAMp BrisTow Diet KiTcHEn                                      400
      Camp pOint SheRIDaN visIted, Mrs. Mussey                       399
      Fort mEyER Diet Kitchen, Dr. mary E. GReEN                     400
      POST HoSpiTal, WashingToN BarrACks                             399
      CampS AnD CAMp rEGulations, suggEstions                        405
      CommON seNse criTiCisM                                         405
      green, DR. Mary e.                                             400
      ICE plAnt auxiliarY of NEw York                                402
      LegIon LoyAL Women                                             403
      MEDicine aNd suppLieS fuRnisHEd PrOmpTlY By RED CRosS          399
      nurSes, experIeNcEd, neeDed                               399, 401
      PRESIDent And secrEtary Of War always inTerEsteD In
        eFfortS of ReD CroSs                                         405
      red taPe hindErs neEdEd supplies                               399
      ReturNing Troops at FOrtReSs MOnRoe, meETing of                401
      troOps En route, Sick and WEll, CaRE OF                        401
      TEstimony of officers, SuRGEoNs and solDiers tO WoRk OF
        Red CrosS                                                    403
      TRibUte tO THe Red crosS                                       406
      saG Harbor HOme                                                507

  CARolInA sEA ISLAnDs HURRIcAnE AnD ReLIEF                          197
    hUrriCane, deScriptioN of                                        197
    HuRRicane, Admiral BEArdslee's descrIPtION                       203
    SEA IslAndS, geography, pEoplE, CondItioNS, rEliGIon   203, 205, 209
    FiRst loCaL AiD                                                  202
    red Cross called by the goVernor Of SouTh Carolina               201
    Sea islands HurRICAne, needs And mEThODs of relief          208, 210
    ReliEf worK in Sea IslaNDs HurricAne, diStrict rePort of
      J. MaCdOnald, HilTon heaD                                 211, 219
    RePorT OF MRs. MacDonald, clOTHing                               220
    rePort of wAreHouse anD shIppIng DepArTment,
 Horace F. Barnes, agent,General W. T.
    Be nn ett,  ass istant                                      46 0 
    Camp Ba r to n                                       467
   Field age nt,  qualificati ons  neces sa ryf or (B arn es)          47 0
      M et h od ofw ork                                       468  S ick , l arge perce nt age o f , in Po r to R i co               468, 469      Sic kn ess ,  someof ca us e s                                 4 6 9

   TAMPADIS TRI CT,D r.  S .S.  P a rte l lo , a g ent                 493
   WA SHING TON, D.C., DI STR ICTS : 
     C amp A lger ,Washi ngton,  B.H.  W arner, field ag ent           397 
    C amp Br ist owDiet Ki tchen                         400
     Cam p  P oi n t Sherid an  vi site d ,  Mrs.  Mus s ey                   399 
     F or t M eye r Die t  Kit chen,Dr. Mary  E. G r een                   400  P o st H osp ital, Washi ngto n  Bar rack s                     399
      Ca mp s andcampregulations,suggestion s                  405
     Com mon sensec riticism                                 405     Green, Dr. M aryE.                                     400 
   I ceplant auxiliar yofNe w Y ork                       4 0 2   Le gi on L oya lWomen                                   403
      M ed icine andsu ppl ies fu r n ished pr omptly by Red Cross        39 9
    Nurs es, exper ien ced, n eed e d                     3 99,  4 01
      P r e sid ent a nd  Sec retaryof War always inte r est ed in
       ef fort s of  Re d  C r oss                                405
    R ed  tape h indersneede d  suppli es                        399
     Retu rning tro o ps at Fo rtres s M onroe,  m eet ing o f            401     Tr oopsen  route,sick and well, care of                   401      Testim onyof officer s,sur geons  an d  sold iers to  wo r k of      Red Cr o ss                                       403
    Tribute to th e Re d Cro ss                            406
      S ag Harbo rH ome                                    507 
 CAROLI NA  S E A ISLA NDSHU RRICAN E ANDR ELIE F                      197    Hurr ic ane, de s crip tion of                                 197   H urricane,A dmiral Be ardsl ee's de sc ript ion                 203 
    SeaI s la n ds ,g eog raph y, pe op le,condition s , religi on 203, 2 05 , 2 0 9 
    F i rs t local aid                                    202  Re d Cross  ca l l ed by the  Governor ofSo uthCarolina           201
    Sea I slands H urricane , needsand meth o ds ofre lief         208 ,2 10
   R e lie f worki n S eaIsl ands  Hu rric a ne, district report of
    J. M a cDo nald,  Hilt on  Head                           211, 219
  Rep o rt o f M r s.  M acDonald,  cl o thing                     2 20
   Rep ortof  w arehousean d shipp i ng d e par tmen t,
 Horace_F. Barnes,_agent, General W.T.
 _ __ Bennett,_assistant_  _  _   _  __             __ ___    _    _ 460
_     Camp Barton __  _        _     _  ___   _     _     _      _   467
  _   Field agent,_qualifications necessary_for (Barnes)   _  _ _  _ 470
    _ Method of_work     __  ___ _  __ __     __      _   __   _    _468
     _Sick, large_percentage of,_in Porto Rico        _     _   468,_469
 __  _Sickness,_some of_causes      _ _     _   __     _     _    ___469

    TAMPA_DISTRICT, Dr. S.S. Partello, agent _  _      __     __     493

___ WASHINGTON, D.C., DISTRICTS:
 _    Camp Alger,_Washington, B.H. Warner, field agent    _  _    ___397
      Camp Bristow Diet Kitchen_ _  _         _      _          _    400
   _  Camp Point Sheridan visited, Mrs._Mussey   __      ____  _  _  399
_ _  _Fort Meyer_Diet Kitchen, Dr._Mary_E. Green                _    400
 _    Post_Hospital,_Washington Barracks _   _       _        __ _   399
_ _ _ Camps and_camp regulations,_suggestions _ _      __        ____405
  _  _Common sense criticism_  __     _  _   _         _             405
   _ _Green, Dr. Mary E._ __     _ _       __           ___  __     _400
____  Ice plant auxiliary of_New York     __    _ __   _   _         402
 __ __Legion_Loyal_Women   _              __    _     __   _       _ 403
   _  Medicine and_supplies furnished promptly by Red Cross          399
     _Nurses, experienced, needed  _    _  __  _   _       _    399, 401
      President and Secretary of War always interested_in
      _ efforts of_Red Cross_        _          _             __     405
_     Red_tape hinders needed supplies_   __  _ _   _   _       _  _ 399
      Returning troops at Fortress_Monroe, meeting of                401
  _  _Troops_en route, sick and well, care of     _ _        _       401
___   Testimony_of_officers, surgeons and soldiers to_work of
  _ _   Red Cross  _ _   _    _     __     _ __ _ __  _ _ __ _ __ _ _403
_     Tribute to_the Red Cross_     _     __ _        _     _ _   _  406
 _ _ _Sag_Harbor Home     _         _ __          _   _   _   _ _ _  507

  CAROLINA SEA ISLANDS_HURRICANE_AND_RELIEF        _     _  _ __  _ _197
    Hurricane, description_of __      __     _ _      _ _      ___   197
_   Hurricane, Admiral Beardslee's description     __   _   _ _      203
    Sea Islands, geography, people,_conditions,_religion_  203, 205, 209
__  First local_aid       __        _                   __  ___ _   _202
  _ Red_Cross called by the_Governor of South Carolina_              201
    Sea Islands_Hurricane, needs and methods of_relief      _  _208, 210
 __ Relief_work in Sea_Islands Hurricane, district report of
_   _ J. MacDonald,_Hilton_Head     _  _   _  _ __  _  _ _      211, 219
  _ Report of Mrs. MacDonald, clothing  _  _     _   ___      _    _ 220
    Report of warehouse and shipping department,