El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-03

D each patient S II; Of the 1897 patients
1zUb maze more than call. 81 made
more than so calls, case was seen 100
times; out OF 1897 patients there were
80 deaths 81 percent; bronchO pneu-
mOnla with measles, z; brOnChO pneu-
( monia with gastrOenteritis, 4; broncho
pneumonia with congenital lues ] /;
broncnO pneumonia with no compiled
ton, 10: total, p. Castro enteritfs and
whooplng cough, /; castro enteritis fol
lowing measles. II; castro enterftis fol-
[ lowing scarlet fever, l. castro enteritis
and congenital lues, II; total 80. Con-
genital lues, II; congenital lues and
typhoid. I; cOngenitaI lues meningitis,
j; tOtalt IS. Starvation Il; tuberculO-
sis, o. cause unknown. f.
ThirtE-siX of these cases were
brought to the dispensaTy in a dying
condltiun and died within less than So
hours after first seen.
Comparing p deaths from broncho-
pneumoI nia (and we feel that OF this
numberI that there were only u cases
fully uhder our care) against 101 cases
N cnar Be. gives very low percentage
tf1t5f- JuT led Work was lnaugu-
rated u. kluttz never saw a clinic
pneUmo ia case the second time, 1t died
too Quit ky We have 1I9 recOver1es to
the crddit OF our nursing and over
sight
Comparing 80 deaths from CASTRO en-
teritis only 16 of this number we're
fully under our care) against SIS cases
in charge leaves a good percentage on
the credit side Of the page.
One thousand, seven hundred and
ninety-seven sick babies and children
and but So deathsl One thousand, sew
en- hundred and twelve cured cases on
the credit side Of the ledger
SOHth Side Settlement House.
The chairman OF the work is Mrs
James g. McNary. Her report shows
the following
Playsround-Ch Children cared for on
playground during summer, 14S; play
ground days, 3059, or BOSS children for
one day; average days for each child,
q, longest stay Of any one child, 122;
largest attendance any one day, 81.
Dinners for school children-Dinners
given Rll; children receiving dinners,
camp for sick babies-Cases cared
for during summer, AZ diseases repre-
scented, Is; deaths, none; largest num-
Der inmates during one day, g; long
est stay Of any one patient 4 months,
days shortest stay Of any one pa
tient, i day
II, Is, is, q years number days, AZ;
average stay Of each case 10 1-2 days.
Sunshine children were cared for
August % to September 30-NUmber of
children, 49, number Of days, $50; great
est number any one day, 10; smallest +
number any one day. g.
where the Help Comes From.
Societies and merchants cOOpera ting
Sunshine society, st. Elizabeth, tenn
pie Mount Sinai Mount Sinai Sewing
circle St Clements church, Salvation .
army ponce QepaE euLr city and D
county health departments. county I
court, county charities, BurtOn-LingO I
Lumber company, FOXWOrLh Lumber 4
company. Hughes-Buie company. citi-
zens Of FL PasO. public schools, FL Paso 4
School for Girls, Pass City Fuel com !
peuy. federal authorizes. The Herald. I
the Times, Globe Ice company, FL PasO I
lee. company. Consumers Ice COMPANY
J. H Nations Meat and Supply com /
pany Purity Baking company. South /
western Liquor company, Ardoin's, Cal /
isher. Popular, Potter Drug company, ]
Scott White company, T. H Rogers [
company Springer, Kelly & Pollard
kresE.
Clothing, furniture and money have
been sent from more than 100 citizens"
says Miss Franklin. But the greatest
contribution has been by one who has
ever been ready day or night, sunshine
Or raiu| cold or heat to give of himself
Of his time and Of his skill to the Save
the BaDles campalgn: one who has
done more than any one person in FL
PaSo to save babies, and that man is
DR.. w C. Kluttz."
Relief Department
The chairman Of this department is
Mrs. James G. McNary and the super
ntendent Of relief IS Miss A. NJ Bear
lope-
The number Of cases in charge were,
800, visits to homes. 1l6S; grocery or
iers. SIS. meat orders (NatiOns's), 677:
lOaves. Of bread purity Baking com
lany), .2027; DOZENS Of eggs. "A; quarts
lL MIX 800 IueL orders. 00- rent, O.
magazines. 1901 articles Of clothing
1871; pairs Of shoes. 395; pieces of
bedding. 40; bedsteaes. 8: bed springs.
.; mattresses. Il; cots, 3; pillows. 10:
'uEs, 6 chairs, 6; stoves. 6; school
looks 10; Thanksgiving dinners $50;
Christmas dinners furnished by the
Ilks AID other friends, 30; secured en-
llOyment. 1879; ItranspO rtation secured
or So girls placed n homes. s; num-
Ter placed in hospitals. 10; number
placed in day lamp. I6; number re-
erred to cOuntH dlspensary. IS
Where the Help Came From.
The societies cooperating were the Z
Ounty charities.i county health depart I
lent city health department. police de- I
artment. churches and missions. St
'incenr de P2yls st. Elizabeth, Hotel [
)ieu and the Sunshine society.
Donations of supplies come from the l
y Paso dairy. Globe mills J. H Ma
iOns's Neat and Supply c0mpanv. Pm
fly Baking COMPANY. Western Coffae I
ompaTy. Republic Coffee company. M l
.insa & Sons. James A. Dick company. |
.Oretz & Pegram, international Pro ]