Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

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day and Saturday.
kendall unit. College nm church.
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday aud
Friday
MornlnEslde unit No. .. Lincoln
school
Betsy Ross unit meets Tuesday
and Friday at Country club.
Columbia chautauqua meets At
workroom First Presbyterian church.
"Wednesday.
Art circle. meets at Red Cross
headquarters.
Women of First NJ L. church.
Red Cross
Emmanuel Baptist women. church
wo. room
Lady Macca bees. Red Cross
Women OF Latter Day Saints
church, meet for work at church
Pan Hellenic society, meets at
Red Cross headquarters
Clement A. EvanS chapter. U. n.
e, Red Cross headquarters.
Thursday.
Lutheran women. Red Gross head
quarters.
Orcu,t Memorial women. church
workroom
Tigert Memorial church. work.
room, Thursday and Friday.
Trinity Episcopal women, Red
Cross.
Council n, Icuish ,y,,,s, ,r,,,-s
dny and FRIDAY
Women's nuriIlary ~ r.,,r,io
Israel Red Cross headquarters
l.. S A. club Red rragg
Carter OH company unit Rcd
Cross. e
accounting room Of company.
United Presbyterian women meet
Ia church.
,-,,
Iutaa chapter .. T.. =, Red Cross
"'Iuqu'' 'eIs
~ ana 'eaeue' ked cross.
.''a ,'uu, ked 'rosa
- l''a I"u'" l'ou'eS Shrlne' Ma
Ha,|
pot |-' snu '-'o',S OF security,
s,,r,,,s., 'r,u quaI VIZ
N'''''"s unit Neu Sross
saturday.
RED Cross headouart.,o ,r.,, ,,,,t,
noon.
Regarding the need for rur,.s =,
France and the probabuuv maj ,ha
passport bin barring wousr u,ho
have men in the seryice from aoing
into the war ZONE win .bnr,Iy he rs
pealed the New York Times recent.
ly published the foIlowipu
Il have lust received n lettcr from |
our hospItal At NeuiIIv now bass
hospltal for the American forces
which shows how very urventIv
nurses are needed foroour troons in
France-not six months hence nm,
at the present moment ,ruqt ina,
the readers OF The Times will urge
an amendment Of the nresent arbi.
trary law which forbids anv woman
to 60 TO France who has A near reIa.
tive I'm the army know OF one In
stance where a highly mplished
nurse In forbidden TO 60 to France
because her brother is I'm the army
although no is AT present serving in
the Phillppines After consultation
with Mrs Robert Bacon, the chair
man OF the American military hospI.
tai feel that we cannot too strong
ly urge nm Immediate amendment 10
this law
"A foreign letter iust recelved
from NV daupbter who has had no
previous nursinp cynerience hut who
has volunteered in this emergency
ls n proof that our nursing il far
below The requirements.
:. arbe American sltuatiop is he
coming daIIv so rnucb mora difficult
mar one he forced 10 ones subcon
rrIous and insttncti.n, expressiop.
which 4. IN I,ok nftrr ones own
,ur mon ar. an the fight and our
casualties bavs beep very r--cat no,
n nrnnortion hrt as cor,, ed ia
,,,r ,orr,or tdoas ~ cosidsrIpr cas.
,ai,ies 80 had NV week A.
60, ,.ra,,,r ali
light and have found a great use
'ulness.
80 stnrted nj the hogpltal on sat.
irday. the sth, and was put In q
ward with sixty patients and the ad,
dining ward had thirty. II was
,arret into which cots had been put
o meet tho great need There was
me trained nurse. one girl who had
lad some experience. and myself.
The men. many Of them. were
brought straight from the battle
lcld and nil we're nprrated on and
hen left In our hands There was no
line tn asp y,bat "a do and no one
o ask aa Miss prnct tho nurse In
harpe ,yas ,n, L,,.,. ~. dtd s,ar,.
,han, ,,ade their
eds. kant thetr cbar,s ara heIpcd