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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-08-10
THE DAILY HERALD
PERSONALS.

A. Ashheim spent Sunday at the
Point.
E. B. Gore left this morning for
Mercedes on business.
Geo. Crum, civil engineer, left this
morning for points up the branch
line.
S. L. Dworman returned last night
from a short business visit to Hous-
ton.
T. ]. Hooks of Run arrived in the
city Saturday afternoon and returned
this morning.
T. ]. Hooks of Run, Hidalgo coun-
ty, was transacting business in the
city today.
Albert Ashenberger arrived from
Galveston Saturday night and is visit
ing his mother here.
Civil Engineer A. l. Davis left this
morning for McAllen where he is en-
gagged in surveying.
Mr. Closner came up from the
Point yesterday and returned to HI
dalgo this morning.
H. C. Gibson of Mercedes arrived
in the city Saturday night He re-
turned home this morning.
DR.. ]. H. Ferguson returned to
Harrington this morning, after spend
ing a day in the city.
J.P. Withers returned to his home
in Llano Grande this morning after
being absent for nearly two months
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lipscomb re-
turned to their home near Hidalgo
today. after a short visit to relatives.
c. P. Dawson and wife of Dallas
arrived in the city Saturday night
and left this morning for McAllen.
A. Y. Baker, treasurer of Hidalgo
county, and his family returned to
their home in Hidalgo this morning.
Messrs. R. L. Stell. W. L. Williams
and DR.. ]. F. Morris of Paris, Texas,
are business visitors to Brownsville
today.
C. E. Tut of Crowley, La, ar
rived in the city Saturday with a
view of locating in this part of the
country
]. S. Mclaughlin, esq, of La Lo-
mita arrived in the city yesterday af-
ternoon and is transacting business
here today.
Mrs. Hardin W. Adams of Santa |
Maria arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and left this morning for
points north.
J. C. Mcknight and wife of King
fisher, Okla, are prospectors in the
Brownsville country. having arrived |
in the city last night.
G. W. bennett, who is now en-
ployed in the auditors Office of the
St. L. B. & NJ. at Kingsville, was a
visitor to Brownsville yesterday.
Miss Hetty Dougherty will go to
he Point this evening to spend sew
sral days with her sister, Mrs. Clos
her, who is summering there.
L. N. Booth. the we'll known drug
yist of Mercedes spent yesterday in
he city and returned home this
morning. Mrs. Booth, who accom-
panied him here, did not return home
,ut will remain in the city for about
.wo months, having taken a room
With Mrs. Collins.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-08-10


]. C. Kelley of Beeville is a visito
to Brownsville today.
T. C. Williams of Bay City is bus
mess visitor in the city.
Col. w. o. Coleman left this morn
ing for points on the main line.
Mrs. W. E. McDavitt and little son
Marcellus, left this morning for Wis
it to relatives in Houston
F. Warden arrived in the city las
night from Bay City and is transact
ing business here today.
], S. Rowe, one fthe proprietors
OF the Variety store left this morning
for Houston to purchase fall and win
ter goods.
County Commissioner E. B. Ray
mond of Raymondville arrived in the
city last night, to attend commits
sioners' court.
Carl H. McDavitt returned Satur-
day night from visit to Dallas, Corsi-
cana and other places in the northern
part of the tate
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence of Harlin-
gen returned to their home this
morning after a couple OF days visit
to friends in the city.
Walter Vann returned to his work
near Santa Maria this morning, after
putting in his best ticks" to win the
victory for the Brownsville team over
Cuero.
Andrew Hanson of Mercedes ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
and left this morning on a few days
visit to San Antonio and other Texas
cities.
Captain Arthur Thayer came up
from the Point yesterday and left
this morning for Corpus Christi,
where he will remain for couple of
days on business and pleasure
Rev. Father J. H. Quinn, of Castro
vile, who has been visiting the OBJ
late Fathers in this city, has gone to
Point Isabel, where he is conducting
the mission in the Catholic church,
which began yesterday.
C. R. Moore, the former superin-
tendent of the city water and light
plant, will leave tomorrow morning
for Indianapolis, Ind. His many
friends regret to see him leave and
wish him success in his new venture
E. F. Rowson, the enterprising
promoter of the Indiana Cooperative
canal enterprise, has been showing
a party of sixteen prospectors over the
country about here since Saturday.
Mr.. Rowson took the entire party to
see San Bonita" today.
Mesdames G. W. Smith and A. E.
Reed, Miss Mabel Smith and Paul
Smith of Cleveland, o., and Harry c.
Smith of Mexico City, who have
been spending the past week at the
Point, returned this morning and are
again in their usual quarters at the
Miller hotel.
]. D. Hackstaff, consulting en-
gineer for the Hope Engineering
of Pittsburg, Penn, arrived
in the city Saturday night and left
Sunday morning for Douna He was
by Manager L. A.
5martt of the La Donna syndicate
Mr.. Hackstaff vii take charge of the
La Donna canal.
F. A. Goetz of Barnum, Mimi, ar
rived in the city the early part of
he past week and left Friday morn
ng for Mercedes. He purchased |
eighty acres of land there and will |
return in the fall to improve same. |
lie returned to Brownsville yester-
lay afternoon and left this morning
or San Antonio and other places Of .
interest before returning to his home 1
n the north.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
YOUNG WOMEN WILL
GIVE MUSICAL CONCERT
Members of Church Auxiliary Arrange
Entertaining Program, Which
viii Be Given Friday
Night

A concert will be given at Emmanuel
church Friday night under the auspices
of the Young Ladies' auxiliary, con-
sisting of Mrs. Edmund S. Shank, Mrs.
l.. J. Selby, A. S. Balinger, Edmund S.
Shank and j. M. Spauldjng, accom-
panist, assisted by Mrs. Webb, violinist;
Miss Alice Crawford, Miss Elizabeth
Caldwell, Miss Alice Wakefield, Miss
Ida Selby, Fred McComas and L. S.
Selby. Patronesses are the executive
board of the Ladies' Aid society. There
will be no admission fee, but a silver
Offering will be taken.
Following is the program:
Song of the Sea" Victor Kemp) quartet.
''Your Voice." violin obligato (Denza), Mrs.
Webb.
"I,och Lomond' (by request. Mrs. Shank.
"wynken, Blynken and Nod (Nevin) Miss
Crawford, Miss Caldwell. Miss Wakefield, Mrs.
Shank and Mrs. Selby.
"The Storm King (Jennie Black, Mr.. Shank.
"Quis est Homo from ''Stabat Mater
(RossinD, Mrs. Shank and Mrs. Selby.
Since First / Met Thee (Rubenstein), Mr..
Balinger.
Lucia" (DonzettD, sextet.
Joan Of Arc (Bemberg), Mrs. Selby.
Romance" Cirs. II. II. A. Beach,, Mrs.
Webb.
"a February Valentine Victor Kemp,
quartet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS

Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Carstairs OF
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, are recent eastern
arrivals and are guests at the Hotel
Alexandria.
Col. and Mrs. r. V. Dodge of san
Diego are guests at the Nadeau hotel.
The colonel is a well known capitalist
and has large interests in the Orange
Blossom mine.
w. II. Taylor of King City, Mo-. is a
guest at the Nadear hotel, scheduled
for several months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Martin and Miss
Nan Martin of Yonkers, N. Y, are re-
cent arrivals at the Hotel Alexandria.
w. M. Hodges of New York is spend
ing few days in Los Angeles and is a
Westminster hotel guest.
G. r. Norris of Judith, Mont, is
stopping at the Hollenbeck hotel for a
few days.
H. e. McNIurray of Calistoga is regis
tered at the Hotel Haywood.
Frank M. Barr of San Diego is on a
business trip to Los Angeles and is a
guest at the Hollenbeck hotel.
C. e. Hancock of Providence, r. l.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. IT. Taylor of Bos-
ton are among the eastern arrivals at
the Hollenbeck hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. B r. Shepherd, pron1i-
nent and wealthy residents of Fresno,
have taken apartments at the Hotel
Alexandria for few days
Judge J. r. Powell Of Newhall is
registered at the Nadeau hotel.
H. II. Wickoff of Berkeley is regis
tered at the Westminster hotel.
Henry Ach, the we'll known attorney
II. tg hn
Alexandria hotel for a brief stay.
Edward C. Smith of Kansas City is
newcomer at the Westminster hotel.
e. G. Moones. and wife guests of the
Nadeau hotel, have just returned from
a trip to San Francisco and will remain
in Los Angeles probably ten days.
Mrs. L. B. Magoon of Portland, Ore,
is a recent guest at the Hotel Hay
ward.
r. Ellsworth Niles of New York is
registered at the Hollenbeck hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. o. w. F. Snyder of
Chicago are visiting Los Angeles and
are registered at the Hollenbeck hotel.
r. C. Saunders of Topeka, Kas., is
visiting Los Angeles and his head
quarters are at the Hotel Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meredith of De-
troit, Mich. are guests at the Hotel
Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Fl. Rudge OF Lin
coin, Neb., are among the eastern tour
lists, with headquarters at the West
minister hotel.
w. B. Burr of Chicago is registered
at the Laukershim hotel.
Thomas Boyle of Baltimore, Md, re-
Gently arrived from the east and Is
registered at the Hayward hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Weyerhouser of
Little Falls, Minn., are guests at the
Hotel Alexandria. Mr.. Weyerhouser is
wealthy lumberman of the north
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Whitney of New
Haven, Conn, are new arrivals in Los
Angeles and are guests at the Hotel
Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope of Chicago
are guests at the Angelus hotel for q
few days. Mr.. Pope is we'll known
manufacturer of the cast.
Mrs. c. r. Martin and son, f. D.
Martin, of Fort Scott, Kas., are visit
ing Los Angeles and are guests at the
Angelus hotel, where they will remain
indefinitely.
Among those travelling through Cali
fornia, f. /. Lomax and George II.
Hodgson have recently arrived from
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Is=7sSCI .XSYil velt auxiliary participated
lEeH GtAlelI Gould auxiliary. Pasadena,
liilgG Wednesday evening.
kA.a-A Twenty-Five recruit 9
were mustered in. their officers in
stalled and the camp instituted, all
in one evening. An elaborate supper
was provided in the handsomely. dec
GRATED dining hall. This is the sixth
Helen Gould auxiliary, and attests the
respect and admiration the Spanish
War Veterans have for Miss Gould.
Department Surgeon Robley, Col.
Schrieber and Major Kenyon visited
the soldiers home at Santa Monica
recently.
They went as a commission appoint
ed by the department commander to
report on conditions there. in so far
as they might affect Spanish War
Veterans.
Their report was complimentary to
the institution and they brought back
no complaints or grievances from the
younger soldiers.
The banquet to celebrate the tenth
anniversary of the declaration of war
with Spain has been abandoned owing
10 the date being one of the days set
aside to entertain the battleship fleet
A ball at the armory may be substi
tuted.
The vaudeville performance put on
Atwood. chairman, DIR. McLaughlan, J.
u. Heir and c. A. Parmelee, was good
and well received. Paul Brady gave
several vocal (tenor) selections and
also a clever exhibition stunt. Brady
is not u. S. w. A, but popular
member of the Eureka club of this
city, and this tie endears him to quite
number of the Roosevelt camp
Sheck and Aldro, the peerless artists
of the Orpheum circuit, put on their
and-balancing sketch and made hit
with the audience. Their presence was
appreciated, especially because they
made arrangements to have the Or
pheum program changed so that they
could appear early in the evening. T.
II. Richards, baritone, and Miss Bar
ton, soprano, sang few solos. Fl. A.
Atwood presented a novel feature,
when he illustrated how the visitors
and tourists to Los Angeles were told
by spieIers on observation cars, seeing
Los Angeles and other points of in
terest. the size and dimensions, etc.
of this building and that; of the beau
tiful country and balmy climate; of
the orange groves where the lemons
grow the large thriving institutions
and wonderful industries, and in his
excitement and Imagination forgot
himself when he called out: ION your
right you will see the national home
for crippled soldiers and ON the left
the Eureka club headquarters for the
U, 5. w. ", and you will have five
minutes for recreation"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Loyalty cnapter or the Order
q ~ . of the Eastern Star entertained
X%E& the fourteen other lodges >of
the city with dramatic pro-
gram March 81 at Masonic temple. Mrs.
II. C. Ward, who had charge cf the en-
tertainment, arranged program which
consisted of three one-act plays-"The
Other Woman" "'Op-o' My-Thumb'
and "Nance Oldfield." "Op-o-'My-
Thumb" is the pathetic curtain raiser
in which Maude Ad..ms made a strong
appeal few years ego: Nance Old
field' was used by Ellen Terry and was
one of her fayorite one-act plays.
The following cast includes many
talented young women of the city and
several young men of marked ability:
1.-The Other Woman"-Sylvia Gra-
ham, Miss Pauline Bush; Enid Gray,
Miss Jessalyn Van Trump.
"'Op-o'- -My-Thumb" Amanda AZ
flic, Op-o My-Thumb, Miss Harriette
Candee; Mrs. Clem Galloway, Miss
Maude Lawton; Madam, Miss Rochelle
Buhrer; Celeste, Mrs. Frederick Allen;
Rose. Miss Jessalyn Van Trump; Hor-
ace Greensmith, Harry Chandler.
Nance Ol6field"-Nathan Oldswor-
thy. Raymond Freeman; Alexander
Oldsworthy. Howard Lewis; Nance
Oldfield, Miss Lucille Culver; Susan,
Miss Emily Stanlee.
The entertainment was a pronounced
success and the large assembly were
highly pleased with the production.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB
TO RENDER PROGRAM
Closing Concert VIII Be Given by
Organization at Blanchard
Hall the Afternoon of
April 4

The College Woman's club of Los An
geles will give the closing concert OF
the present season in Blanchard hal
the afternoon of April 4, beginning al
2:30 o'clock.
Madame Lillian Ballagh, dramatic
soprano of Chicago. will render the pro-
gram of song, including the celebrated
witch Song of Won Walderbruchs
poem, set to music by Max Schilling.
The program to be presented follows
when the Night with Silly Silence" CRob-
ertson).
"Recompense" Hammond0.
''Bon Jour, Suzon" (Pessard).
Three little Irish songs, ITO MY First Love, "
''The Little Irish Girl" YOU'D Better Ask
Me-" uohrl.
''The Witch Song" (Von Wilderbruch) mu-
steal recitation, set TO music by Max Schilling.
1.-The Last Rose of Summer"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES

Los Angeles aerie, No. 102 +. o. &C..
meets regularly every Monday night at
120 East Third street. All visiting Ea-
giles welcome. The degree team is work
ing hard and drilling often. and expct
to return from Sacramento with the
grand prize, for when IT comes to
contest Los Angeles aerie Is there with
the goods. This aerie won the state
banner at Bakersfield. and why not
again?
Frank Brien. president of the CaIifor-
mia state aerie, and the state board or
trustees have taken 1t upon themselves
TO postpone the state aerie TO May 20,
instead of May Is. AS this is a differ
ence, as arrangements so far are only
partly completed. 1t is with a great
deal of pleasure that the committee on
transportation can announce that they
have secured rate of SIS for the round
trip. going from Los Angeles to Sac
ramento in a special train and return
ing by way of San Francisco and the
coast line.
The Eagle special will leave Los An
geles Monday. May is, and arrive In
Sacramento about noon on the 10th. II
is expected to pick up car of Bakers
field, Fresno and San Joaquin valley
Eagles en- route, making the largest
strictly fraternal train ever run across
the state of California. Those other
tage of this excursion should secure
reservation as early as possible, as
there are only 100 berths, and 1t will
require eighty of these to accommodate
the delegates and degree teams, so come
early and secure a berth, before 1t is
too late.
Mrs. Charles e. Salter entertained the
ladies who so ably assisted her In the
management of the Eagle bazaar held
three weeks ago at Eagle hall. at cards
at her elegant home. 316 West Fifty
second street. From the number or
ladies in attendance at this reception
you could readily see why the bazaar
was such a grand success. Mrs. Salter
is well known as a hostess and enter
tainer, and all present were pleased at
the novel arrangement that she had
made. Her residence was gayly tllumin-
ated with Chinese lanterns. Refresh
ments were served and cards and dane
Ing were INDUCED in until a late hour
1t is safe to say that the ladies who
worked so hard and faithfully in the In
terest of the bazaar were we'll repaid
bv the hospitable treatment at the
hands OF Mrs. Salter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
ROYAL COURT

!: :: :: :: !: !: !: !: !: !: e.
INfNAlEnlDl sembly No. "a Friday
~ 4 most successful ones of
the season. The hall at
East First street and
Rowan avenue was beau
tifully decorated with the colors of the
order, and the official flower of the
order, the red carnation, was very
much In evidence. The enterprise
shown by the assembly In this, it's mi
tial masquerade, was very creditable.
The members worked very hard TO
have the guests enjoy every moment
of the time. and from the opinions eS-
pressed they succeeded. Clowns, cow
boys. Mephisto. vaqueros. tramps,
Dutch boys with wooden shoes and
all the other costumes that go with a
successful mask ball were there. The
ladies representing Night and Even
ing Star had most fetching costumes.
Poppy, morning glory, red rose, car
nation and violet were the flower cos
tunes and deserved great praise for
tho falthfulness which they had to
the originals. AS chairman OF the
floor committee, Courtier Garwood had
his hands full. but with the efficient
aid of his helpers, Courtiers Rasgor-
0nfth anu I0ltiohils llbiil tiio tahAc 49,
doors opened until the last strains of
"Home, Sweet Home by the orches-
ira all present enjoyed the affair.
Los Angeles assembly No. will hold
it3 regular monthly open meeting
Tuesday, March 81. There will be a
special program for this month. Whist
for prizes will be played, refreshments
served in the banquet room will be
aI..Is ItGII
as the ladies' wish to repay the many
entertainments in that line which they
have received in the past, special or
chestra for the dancers and very
fine musical program will be the mag
met TO draw all the members and their
friends to the hall. Something doing
every night" has been adopted by this
assembly as it's motto. with Some
thing different" for the open meeting
each month. Invitations have been Is
sued to the members and may be OBJ
tained from them.
The Good Samaritan club will be en-
tertained Friday evening, April 3, at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt,
1900 Lyndon avenue, South pasadena:
The members of assembly No. Will
leave the Pacific Electric building at
7:45 and all other members and
friends are invited to meet them
there. Mrs. Charles III. Holdridge and
Mrs Lesleigh Wright will have made
all arrangements to look after the
younger members. and all are request
ed to be present.
Pico assembly No. 8 will hold Its
first masque and fancy @ress bali on
Monday April g. In the hall at Pico
and El Moino streets. Elaborate
prizes viii be given to the best comic
anu the most appropriate costumes.
Snecial music Will be provided for
fancy dancing. There VIII be pro-
gressive whist tournament Tor those
who play cards and handsome prizes
VIII be given. Refreshments will be
served free to all in the banquet room.
These inducements have boosted the
advance request for invitations to
large figures, and the promise of a
large crowd is assured. The Royal
Guards from assembly No. will turn
out in full force.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Thursday night at Maple hal, Fra
ternal Brotherhood building. No doubt
the degree team will put on something
novel, and if they do you can look out
for some fun. Bridges orchestra will
furnish music for the occasion and all
true Highlanders will turn out and
dance II the tune of the bagpipe.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
KNIGHTS OF THE
PROTECTED ARK

Los Angeles ark
No. 70 held an
O t h G + lively ses- :
sion 7 IL e S d a y
night, and m Il C h
b II S i n e S S w q 6
transacted. Sew
eral applications
f o r membership
were received and
L. le.Ln,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

a pleasant time is assured. All menl-
bers of the order and visiting members
are requested to be present.
J.. l.. Hill, Pacific coast manager Is
now i'm Washington in the cause of the
Juniors and reports much enthusiasm
among the brothers of the order.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

this ark will have a large class initia-
ton. This ark meets in Mammoth hall
every Tuesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

Magnolia grove No. ~
had a dead in earnest"
meeting Monday night in
Druids' hall and some
plans were made for in
creasing the membership.
This grove Is composed of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
TO rHE RACES

eteam trains to the races 12.i5 o. m. ana u ~
D. m +; IS minutes. Seats fot everyone SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC. 600 South Spring street. o.
arcade station
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
Your Teeth
Regulate
Your Health!

You know decayed teeth are the
cause of foul breath but do you know
that 1t is one of the principal causes
of Indigestion?
Decayed teeth cause a fermentation
in the mouth, which mixes with the
saliva and in the mastication of food
is taken into the stomach causing
poisonous gases, which interfere with
the action of that organ.
Did you ever think what an ally de-
cayed teeth are to that insidious mon
ster consumption? What an ideal
place it affords for tubercular germs
to lie dormant until we contract cold,
then slyly, like a sneak in the dark,
they enter the system and perform
their deadly work We all inhale the
germs and we should be careful that
they have no lodging place in our
mouths.
If you have a dentist go to him-if
you have not or for any reason want
10 change from the ode you have you
should select one immediately-one
who is conscientious and reliable.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Morton grove No. go held an interest
ing meeting Monday night. The at
tendance was good and the interest ran
high. The new constitution and by
laws were received and adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

convention return will no doubt have
good news for the local membership.
There are some live ones in No. 20 and
you can expect to hear something very
interesting in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

some good people and can make good
whenever they desire to do so: Mon
day night the first degree will be con-
ferred on two candidates. A good at
tendance is expected and a lively meet
ing generally.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS

Fern castle No. 479
held another OF those
interesting m Q e ting $
Thursday night. Elab-
crate arrangements are
being made for the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
MODERN NATIONAL
RESERVE

Los Angeles council No.
20, M. N. r., held one of it's
usual interesting business
sessions Thursday night at
Mammoth hall. 517is South
Broadway. This lodge Is
working hard in the interest
of the order, and when tho
delegates from the state
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
UNITED SPANISH WAR
VETERANS

The degree team and
many members of Roose-
velt auxiliary participated
In the muster-in of Helen
Gould auxiliary. Pasadena,
Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Orange grove No. 122 held its regu-
lar business meeting Thursday night.
The committee on arrangements for the
picnic, consisting of Brothers H. Gle
shen, Chris Ruoff. G.. c. Gieschen, Jo-
seph Baker and John Becht, reported
progress. This committee is getting
busy and intends to have a pleasing
program.
Golden West circle No. 81 will meet
Friday night in Mammoth hall. There
will be initiatory work and several
matters of vital Importance will be
acted upon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS

4 Loyalty chapter of the Order
: ~ - of the Eastern Star entertained
%%yX the fourteen other lodges >of
the ciiN with a dramatic nrO-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

I practice the only
original and scientific
method of dentistry. I
crown. fill, treat or clean
teeth in a first class
manner and make my
work strong and last
ing. and always give
the very lowest prices.
I have a lady assis-
tant whose duty it Is to
sterilize every instru-
ment after each opera
ton and not to allow
the same bib to be used
twice until it has been
washed and sterilized.