The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-18

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Civilian h,l'rf. Mnpis ifo.
eIsssss In first aid, bom, c",e Of ths
sics snd dletrtl~i Maple iilS
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nm ~ kcd cross classes ~ Home
Nursing and Dictctlcs, series
II No. 9,.wcrc being examined this
morning IN the class room in
rm,b;ng ,Loo, ,'O,a'y, an" women women were
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rhsS will be organized as soon as a
uiilcent number OF women enroll for
ne course. II IS hoped To start the
rIaSs early next week.
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Raw Corger reoorts that the t,l,,bo,e
rampaipn il bringing IN tb. Rod Cr,,,
paynent but morr volunteer vo,kcr.
IRE needed for the ,elenbo,ipg Tbc
committee has comclc,cd th. Hs and
the people whose nance heoir ,y,th
b. or { NAV eyprrt = tcIenhorc r,II
soon. if they have NOT vc, maid their
Red Cross pledpc for the month
More workers than pairing knives
presented problem at the Liberty
kitchen this morning A number OF
Volunteer workers were pairing peaches
for canning, while the regular class
Miss Josephine SChcrer, Miss Phyllis
Hay, Miss Dorothy Hays and Miss
Marguerite Buskcn are four Young
glrlN who were volunteer WORKERS at
The Liberty kitchen this morning fol-
lowing a ,lunber party at the home uf
Miss Buskcn. 1890 East Ninth street
last night Ihl, is a rather new idea
bor young girls 10 add practical
Mrs Ed C,crno;,er was chairman Of
the sewing committee at the Central
Red Cros, sewing rooms this morning
Other member, oi the committee were
Mrs Leighton Wagner. Mrs Eli
Brown, Mrs {. Gilmore and Mrs
III S Cootcr Mrs r. K Walker had
charge Of the refugee garment section
with Miss Miriam Fincrty and Miss
Thrcsa Whatley assisting Mrs. Colin
Valentine and Mrs VIII PAYNE were
knitting instructors thi, morning and
Mr. Hugh Stonum and Mrs A c
lion >of yarn
"tootle proof Nhirts VIII not he
madc by the kcd cross units m Otla-
mona city, although they are hclng
made at other places. Mrs, W J.
euee says that inc local chapter has
mao no instructions from headquarters
20 make such garments,
In Iowa such shirts are beng made
ror the Iowa men OF the Eighty eighth
diviSIon before they are sent overseas
Tor service IN the trenches. Ten thou
sand OF these underRarmentS will be
ready by July 70 After they are i'm
ished they will be dipped with the solu-
tion which renders them vcrmip proof,
free OF charge by the chemistry de
pa rtment OF the University of Iowa
The formula 10 be used is az follows
One and one half ounces of napthaline
one and one half ounces of sulphur
and one gallon OF gasoline After din
ping. the garment, should be espos ed
to the air long enough to remove the
gasoline, bu, not long enough TO evan
orate the napthaine.
Americans VINO think they are SUI
fering from living conditions now
should read the Ten Commandments of
The French consumer during the war
The economic and social section of the
League of Patriots in Paris has dis
lributed a leaflet urging the French 10
endure without complain, the restric-
tions composed upon them in the in
.erest of their country.
"U) Do not forget that we are al
war. In your smallest expenditures
never lose sight OF the interest. of the
native land
10 Economic on the products neces
Iary for the life OF the country: coal