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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07
CATTLE MARkET !
IN FLUCTUATIoy
Advances First Part Of the
Week. Final Prices Good. /,
ooMPAHATlvE AGcsIsrs.

rCNrTLE-lt was all push and bang
Win Csc advance on all Kinds Mondav
and Tpy sday and almost aa good az
wednesday but the mid week round
marked the appearance OF determinsd
packer opposition. Closing time flnds
values ~ good or better than A week
ngo. 80 being the weeks beef ton Tor
load n plain but weighty nhortfeds.
while il2nH IL tho basis for well,
ilchhcd steers. Butcher cattle played 10
l Tot Of competition and prices vers
well ausulned. Good TO best cows
rlnged tbQg with medium 10 good shs-
SUR IuI15. Plain cows and hsayy
CBters t625u6.75. Gamers and cutters
i'bJUf Bulls closed steady. Vealers
Loot ground. and now 80 10 buying The
best coming. Slack country demand Tor
.iock cattle and healthy runs KEEN
dealers up IN the air. Prices for YEAR
l.nE1 and breeding cattle closed sSo
lower with feeders and heavy stockers
generally steady. Feeder top was tiO SO.
Good stock cows are now selling $50
go ana this. say dealers, is the great
'.l bargain country buyers have been
offered In many months.
Closing Quotatiens.
IflesH Of the yaTlous grades Of eattIs
hfr approximately a. fOiioWat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-HoGs. receipts
W 900. steady q i0c lower. Butcher.
~ iln iil5. nght SO 6s5gi7 80. packing
At, ihul1a5 pigs tto0dibss CAT.
Il.E receipts s 900. steady 10 higher.
higher
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO Dsc. CORN $50 ,s'-
I.v El.n OATS standard lfl. ,Itsr.
RYE $50. O. }l62JltI BARLEY s1c
uGlU1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

ST Louis. Doc T=rOyITVY. un.
changed, except hens s.r. springs g.
turkeys asy BUTTER UNCHANGED
EGGS e9Nr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

The man who makes the most OF his
chances is bound to be Want Ad
reader aud yssk
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SIT LOUIS. Dec q CORN higher.
A. white Jlti OATS higher. NO.
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| L4Y9EIIRGlgsBtTIsN&(al
SNsGlL GSIGsgBI1

go american Natl Rank Walnut '1S
ron SALE ny owner. i-room house,
barn, chicken house. back yard
fenced. well NJ good water. pump gas
IN house, $500. $500 down, hllHupr SIS
ICr month on W g. Capitol llIIl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07
COTTON
NEW oRLEtNs COTTON futures

NEW ORLEANS. prr 2 Cotton
r'pH'd steady nl decline OF 3J4 90
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


PRICE n rght ami ran sell n, y A.
V. Howell. 5'7 Liberty National. Wal.
nut 5ls9.
WANTED Some Vacant residence lots
IN fofAkur, Okla. gYo number and
pyce first letter 22s baltimore Bldg
WANTED Your trsidsnro property for
sale a. N Raughman. Realtof, II
w Grand Ave-
NANTEn-A deal with owner Tor five
or FlN.roUW modern cottage or huuFa
low, northeast u. northeast; give fan
particulars iJst letter Il s., ohfe Ok
l1hOman
WANT IN tuy tom owner iur cafh,
good Gfuum bungalow prefer base
mont and rInH0 tl cor line. northwest. I.
not over $50 ral Walnut 1875
HAVE buyer oy uf-town. pay cash for
good tWu.st6rY. central northwest
AK Nr rnu- Maple 1850 walnut 22o
WANT cotiurr moderate price. trade
Dort ostI h-k Mr. Pope. Maple 1850
Walnut 72n
IT. YOU have real sttAtr hatgain aud
want quigk action. Ask Nr loPs. Ma
pie 1880. walnut lg0
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
H....H..sHasas,--s
FOR SALE by owner. i,room modern
house in Edmond half block terminal.
= block OF normal, N T. liurd Walnut
2css
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

lybtand 10 Talk-waltcr A. Iyhrand.
chairman Of the oklahoma county chap.
ter Of the Red Cross. viii deliver an
address a. the United Presbyterian
church, Twenty NTH street and shaftel
Al the regular services tomorrow night.
Rev G, 4 Gordon will hold the morning
services ~ usual Lybrand's appearance
II one " a series by laymen Mayor
Ovetholser talked last Saturday, and
George Barnes, local attorney, Ia "a
speak neNt Sunday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Little orr Dies-Word has been re-.
CclNcd BY friends In this city Of tho
death " Miss Lulu MAY CarmAck, ,
ten years sld, daughter Of MIR and Mrs
IA Cafmack. formerly Of Anadarko.
Death occurred at San Diego. Cal
where Mr and Mrs Carmaek went In
The hope NJ tcgalning their daughters
health She was victim Of acute in
flammatory rheumatism.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. per. O. BUTTER un-
changed EGGS receipts 2lll caScs
unchanged POTATOES larhor. re-.
rciuts 90 cBfs. Minnesota and Dakota
hulk NGuitS ditto sacks 81 71ui SO;
Wisconsin buIk Ni5uls5. ditto sacks
81 e5Hlto POULTRY alive. fowls IS
u-ly spfiugv sIu turkeys &C.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

DO Your c. s. E.-Elghteen DAYS are
ttlll leit for Christmas shoppers. All
oFofsegH presents have been shipped
Fud now home sits are being sought
Eify cars are bearing portion ~ tho
traffic heretofore carried after lunrh-
ion. owing 10 the publicity given 90 the
ban on overloaded street cars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Falr Secretary Aonored-I s Malmn.
secretary treasurer Of tho Oklahoma
State Fair and Exposition. was elected
secretary treasurer Of the International
Association Of Fairs and Esposltlons
organised yesterday AT Chicsfo. This
organization includes circus and carni-
val managers In It's membership.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07
PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY u,re 7-RUTTER
uul POULTRY. unchanged IgGS
ifsts Csc. seconds JI. POTATOES,
ytrBdy. 81 Nhlpu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07
AIR MAIL PLANS
DISCUSSED HERE
Former Postmaster Suggests
Field Near Capitol.

The announcement, Yesterday that
Oklahoma Cily will br pat on an
aerial mail route about the first OF
lhr year caused discussion today
among those most interested IN aya-
'mn. a5 10 what steps Oklahoma City
should take 10 show the government
mat it desires to be placed on the
route
No Hangar Building.
u don't believe that any steps
should be taken az present for the
building OF hangers or machine
sH.ps' said H. u. Eastman. former
postmaster, who Is now a member of
'hc Oklahoma City aviation commit
tee. The government has for three
years been working out a plan iaf
aviation landing grounds and do
nul think that % IS l's desire 20 have
amy city spend large amount Of
money ON any fields. unless it hc un.
der government supervision"
The government also has a llrge
number Of military fields az pr,,en,
some Of which WI mo- doubt be
abandoned The materials nos being
used on these field, viii na doubt De
available for aerial mail landing
grounds
oklahoma City mus, also establish
a permanent field before building
any haugars or machine shops can O.,
considered AZ present, Wc,twood
field. although i is an excellent
landing ground, cannot be considered
permanent Owners OF the lard has,
made Improvements on u 20 such an
extent that they will probably desire
90 sell ~ 100 Che future To make d
real aviation ueh of it would TAX,
about Sj0uW
No Deed to Land.
with mo- permanent deed tl M,
land DO uo, believe that 70 would
pay 20 spend this much money ou b.
The best place / know oi for ,he per
maneHt field is on the forty acre. nt
land owned by the state. which l.c, De-
tween Thirteenth and SiucenH
streets between Phillips and Kelly
This B., about one and a half mile
from the corner OF Main and Broad
way IS near good car service. and
the state capitol. which would la AM
excellent landing mark for ayialurs
Although iNls rather uneven li thr
.tsta ..... IL .lt.- O.. o.. IL.
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Athletic cor,,r plsnn,d-I.Ien,ennnl

q Higgins. army air service. IT
SIN, has written 20 Mayor Ovefholser
asklnr n II would he against any state
ur city laws TO stage boxing and
wrestling contest here, The contestants
would be enlisted men. he writes, with
no prizes and no fees offered Mayor
Oyerholser has referred the matter 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07
Bungalows

Most ary location. urlor. t0rus de-
sired We prohabl, have exactly what
viii suit Ark Mr. Pope, Maple $50.
Walnut -
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

NEW YORK. Dec. CLOSING price.
ON tho New York stock exchange to-day
t..rr .H f,IIoy.a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Wh'sksy Charge Filed Charges of
Transporting whisky against " r. Car
riCu were illcd Zoe thy county court to-
d4 hy county Attorney Selhy Car
rico was arrested ny Jack Thomhs po-
licemnn, several days ago and cAsc
Is pending against him In the munlci-
PAL court
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I'd Tys May Return-lsd ryc, brother
of Miss Carol Tye, private secretary 20
Mayor oycrholser, who is on tho u. 8.
IS. Preston, now NJ London docks.
cables that he may gct iuflough to
spend Christmas IN Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

LovsIoy TO Hleh Contribution for a
new trial by attorneys for DR. T.. D.
l.oyeioy. convicted Of second degree
granddaughter on charges growing out
" the death Of Ruby Alexander In n
hospital NJ W Reno last winter, was
overtuled this morning by District
Judge George W CLARK. Notice was
given that The case would be taken To
the criminal court Of nppeals and Dr.
Iovcioy's bond first fixed At 5000.
was reduced TO 81. 600
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

steamer List Arrives 90 The AallnS
llst of mail steamers for December was
received NJ the post office this morn,
ING, ana for tho first time since the war
tie was Included. Since the war started
only snillngs ON the Pacific wae lisicd
Not German Lloyd. Hamburg
American or other rerman company
ship, which used 10 carry most Of the
mall was found In the list
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

iO.ROOM two.stury. E g.h. dowuLsirs
all In OAK. good buy ASK Mr Inpe.
Maple 2uaU Walnut 21n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

weather Sours MIX with n daily
Temperature urprol rhing that " HpunT
many small milk depou are eHpDrIenc-
INK trouble lu bottled milk Houring
over night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

fOW BALE S-urrr tract. desirable lo-
cation. $50 cash en- Ou Exchange
nldr
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Nurses Promoted soon-Thirty- seven
nurses are now IN training ln St AM
thongs hospital Many of them inrlud- Z
Ing Miss Enid Clark. Miss Nelnn
Fleming. Miss Bernice Dennison. Miss
Louise Wilson, Miss Josephine Pfan
and Miss Nellie Glyens are ready 60 be
graduated from tho probation period
and don the cap and apron.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

t-ROOM bungalow nenr Ulasaeu 9 200.
terms AsH Mr Pope Maple 1850.
Walnut 221
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Nurse Ps,lpnt-MisH Eta. Nav Wal.
lace of il6 West sixth street who en-.
tered a local hospital 20 take training
IN nursing during the period ~ the war
has resigned 90 again take up colleE,
work
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event that the request Is granted and
there IN grounds Tor believing that II
VIII be. the conteEtB Will take place
probably Ia tho auditorium at the fair
grounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Flapt In Wlrdo~s-in all down town
and even small merchant centcrs over
The city whore frost and other hotry
Illusions form the main Christmas dec
ofatlonL nhEs add their Culots this
scasonY The spirit ot patriotism IL %
tense that no special holiday seems t0
diminish the display of allied insignia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Take a bath for a cold Hyroops Rat.
lie Creek baths = different kinds Ma
pie $50, Hotel Lawrence. tAdy }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Fairgrounds Buty-Au Nafd school
ulnl grounds are crowded until dut l.
drives the youngsters homcvafd. owIur
90 tho Aummtr temperature and bright
sunny days Hundreds ~ Young gifs
and BOYS, hatless ana without wraps
fWing, tcctcf and frolic Fresh air and
exercise taken after i've hours In study,
Is nrsi aid In prevention ot second
flu' epidemic among school ,hllirsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Flowers sun Bioom-Many outdoor
flower hoNss which have been care
fully protected from frosts ,,ts slill
blooming IN the residence sfctions cf
the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Cblllln1 Remarks Prophsslsd-- The
EtJc Association u lee cream M1krrn
Will hold hH annual meeting In OkA-
h0ma City next Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

chandler Man Ill Hefe-Fred n Hoyt
ot Chandler "a patient IN University
hospital, where Dc teccutlly underwent
ON operation FOR appendicitis He u
low CnuyaluHJtnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

layton F,turnS--Jns layton. consts a..
llc Tor q l. Price justice OF the
peace. returned yesterday from Texas
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Closing Quo,siien

iflesn Of the yarl0us grades Of eattI,
afg approximately a. follows
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Anothner Nurse outs-MiAs Margaret
FltESiinmOnH. formerly AtonOgfnphcr Tor
Miss Withefspuuu aud Mrs Claude B.
Mccartney Of tho extension division ~
tho home service section uf Oklahoma
county American Red cross chapter.
hns resigned from 81 Anthony'a hos
piiHl where ehn entered three months
ugo to take course IN nursing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

Hun chasers llr'-The Hun ChAs-
efs.' vaudeville act made up OF four
wounded soldiers. which was to have
appeared AT the Lyric thoater tomot-
he alb Z 20 appear due 10 the Illness OF
onS OF the members
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PRICE n rght ami ran ssll H. sA.
V. Howell 81 Liberty National. Wal.
nut $50
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Many Poultry Shows i,eld-poulirl
shows AZ ChuctRv, Arcadia. Chisholm
Greek. Council sunny side. Home Val
Hey. Putnam and many other sch00
districts known only ~ number wei,
held this week County Agent G. n
nonatt and his assistant y. ~ stradcl
spent their entire time Judging entriel
which ran from half dozen coops {,
fifteen, the highest number entered.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-07

street writes for Journal Commits
sloner j. q. street IL preparing by re-
nucEt nm article on wnterworkN finances
for tho journal Of the State Municipal
league, published at Norman His pa
per Rt the recent mreting of that
league In Oklahoma City Few DAYS
hEo brought a general request for nlr.
ther Information
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-05

Of the club, reports the great need IT
this simple household necessity The
ladies have purchased flour sacks which
arc strong and suitable for dishwash-
ing.
The club is composed Of members Of
the three chapters and meets at the
Temple again May l.
y = q
Miss Dell Pemberton Slaughter,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Slaught-
er OF 1905 Classcn boulevard leaves
April IL for Washington where she will
enter the Ordnance department.
Miss Slaughter, who is assistant H.
brian at Edmond, is answering the
call for patriotic work like many
thousands Of women who are going for
ward to fiji vacancies made by the call
to arms.
Miss Slaughter began her training in
this city under Miss Edith Phelps, H.
brarian, last year, continuing her
studies at Riverside, Cal, from this vo-
cational training entering the library at
Edmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter, who have no
sons, are Loyalty giving their daughter
in the service OF the country.
y 8
Mrs. +. NJ Tull Of 1905 West Seven
tcenth street has as her house guest,
Mrs. ]. W. Noel of Little Rock, who
will spend two weeks with her.
n y u
Mrs. Jasper Sipes of AIS West
Twelfth street will entertain the Wom-
en- Of 80 Saturday afternoon when all
arrangements will be completed for the
anniversary program for April 2.
\ y y
Mrs. John Brothers of 1921 North
Mckinley avenue was hostess this after
noon to the Sew-Sew club. This or
ganization which at its inception turned
their nlmble fingers into sewing and
fancy work, have put aside their indi-
yidual work for the call OF Red Cross
for knitters. They spent the hours be-
tween 2 80 and 4 o'clock knitting, clos
ing the afternoon by partaking of light
refreshments. Special guests of the
afternoon were Mrs. Robert Garnett,
Mrs. c. NJ. Ray and Mrs. Sarah Struble,
who a week ago celebrated her ninetieth
birthday Mrs. ]. o. Givens of Jap
West Fifteenth street will entertain the
next meeting.
Y r 2
Mothers day, beautiful in its tribute
to the devoted mothers of the Ready
to-Help club, was observed this after
noon in the home Of Mrs. Evans A.
Nash OF q04 West Twenty-third street
when Mrs. Nash, assisted by Mrs.
Frank Nelson, honorcd the following
mothers as special guests; Mrs. Nor
gan s. Sellers, Mrs. X. N. Nash, Mrs.
{. II. Roncy and Mrs. i. II. Dreher.
White carnations, the Mothers day
flower, were used as a motif in the
home and as fayors to the mothers pres
ent. During the social hour Miss Ruth
McCredie gave two Of MacDowells
numbers, "ldyll," and Shadow Dance
Mrs. ]. g. Polhemus sang delightfully."-
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and Miss Sadie Anderson gave read.
lngs, the program closing with a state
guessing contest for the mothers Re.
treatments were served al 40 o'clock
The childrens carnival which will b,
given tomorrow evening at the Over.
hplsef theater by Mrs Albert J. Heliker,
under the auspices OF the Sunbeam
home, will he an event " much social
interest MI and Mrs Alden II. VoSe
OF 4N West Fourteenth street have
taken a box and will have Miss Dorothy
Holland and Miss Isabel Harris as
guests, Mrs Kaye W. Dawson give,
a line party, her guests being MI and
Mrs F. Mckinney Mrs. Ruth
Woodwork and her little daughter. Miss
Kaye Johana Woodwork and Mrs T..
A. Nelson Mrs. +. N. Tull Of ions
West Seventeenth street will entertain
her house guest Mrs J. w Noel Of
Little Rock. Afkansaa A party Of
friends. including Mrs Charles 7. Derr
and her sister, Mrs Lawrence I. Rer.
ger Of Kansas City Mrs John Darden
and Miss Mollie Cherry will also at
tend
Mrs " { Nelson OF ~ West Filth
street who has been seriously III the
past six weeks, is much improved
Y
A beautiful service flag with forty
stars will be dedicated at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
The flag is the work and gift Of the
wbmen Of the church. and will he pre-
scented by Dr. Angelo {. Scott Rela-
tiye' Of those represented by the stars
will attend in a body and occupy a sec
ton reserved for them During this
significant and solemn ceremony the
names OF the soldiers will he announced.
y Y
Mrs. Wilma Bell Conway. who has
been III, is able TO be up She is now
at the home OF her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs w A. Jennings OF 1912 North
Ellison avenue
The entertainment this evening given
by the Oklahoma Chapter No. 10, Or.
der Of the Eastern Star, will consist Of
a flag drill and social hour beginning
al 4 o'clock All MasonS and their
wives are guests Of the evening.
v v y
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kaye Dawson
and two children. Martha Jane and
lanes KAYE. who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J n. Dyer Of 705 West
Sixteenth street the past week, returned
to Tulsa last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson came last Friday to attend the
(%contlnusd on Page :, Column 6l
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N6tuers Var Work.

Walter NJ Harrison will design the
cover which will be a drawing Of The
seal Of the food administration with
two Sprigs OF wheat.
Boys in the manual training depart
ment Of the Putnam City school will
make dfiers for fruits and vegetables
for the women living in the district
Mamie Walker. county home demon
siration agent, says that women should
secure these drlers before the canning
seasons Comcs on. as the demand will
be 70 great then that they will be dii-
iicult to get Beginning with the week
Of May IS the boys IN the manual tram
ing department IN the high school will
make them for me ONE in Oklahoma
City Miss Walker advised that those
who wish them, send ORDERS 10 her in
the Chamber OF Commerce or to the do
nestle science department Of tho high
school They will be sold at cost
price and will be very inexpensive.
Mrs - A. DAVIS oil the East TENN
street Red Cross unit, sent IN twenty
garments 20 central work rooms yeSter.
day, the Wheeler unit sent in ten Mrs
n w EaSle, an individual worker,
SIX, and the St. Pauls parish unit nine
Women Of the Willard Red Gross
unit meet today in the work room in
the Willard school building 10 make
hospital supplies.
In three days women OF the Tenth
and Robinson Red Cross unit made
forty pairs OF pajamas and two dozen
bed soS, and in the knitting depart
ment eight pairs Of socks, two helmets
and tso sweaters were turned into the
unit.