public before the second drive be gins.’ Last summer with that little organization, the Red Cross secured subscriptions amounting to $119, 000,000. And now with a member ship of 22,000,000, there is every reason to believe that the $1,000, 000,000 fund will be oversubscribed. Within a few days, chapter cam paign managers will be advised of the dates of a series of state meet ings at which campaign methods will be explained. Thirty-one members of the Ladies Aid societies of the Christian Union and Baptist churches of Homer at tended the all day meeting which was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Charles Cassidy, when Red Cross sewing was done. There were twenty-four garments completed be fore the close of the meeting and many more started. Each of the workers brought their own dinner.