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The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
TESTED RECEIPTS
Creole Sauce.

Creole Sauce.
One tablespoon fat or finely chopped
salt pork or bacon, one tablespoon
flour, one cup stewed tomatoes, one
small onion. half cup chopped green
peppers. salt.
Cook the tomatoes and onions to-
gether. Heat the fat. add the flour
and cook one or two minutes, being
careful to brown. Add the tomatoes
and cook until the mixture thickens.
strain 1t. and reheat with the chopped
peppers. Add salt.
Combination Marmalade
Summer squash. Hubbard squash.
or the field pumpkin make good mar
malades too, either combined with
carrots and an acid fruit or with the
fruit alone. Here is such a combi-
nation marmalade.
y cup of squash cut in cubes
Y cup of carrots ground fine
Y cup of pineapple. shredded
Y cup Of sugar
/ lemon
The method of making this is the
same as previously given.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
TEN YEARS AGO

A letter from D. C. Roberts at Sor-
ranto. Fla. states that they are all
improving rapidly and hope to re-
turn to Ordway in the spring with
much better health.
Thursday furnished a novelty in
the weather line for the residents of
this sunshine section of the world.
for floundering around in snow is a
rare privilege. The blizzard of
Wednesday night and Thursday was
the first for the winter.
Miss Mae Custer was in Ordway
Saturday instructing her class in
music. Most of her time is spent
in Fowler.
Miss Ida Dodd returned Sunday to
her home in Kansas after a pleas
ant visit with her friends here.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
THEM WUZ THE GOOD Old DAYS
Bye. G. DOWNS

"Oh. things amt like they used to
be-"
Sighed stout old Farmer Brown,
when we used to rise in the dewey
morn
= And work till the sun went down.
BY heck. but them wuz good old
days."
Said this man, Farmer Brown.
(And then he went out into the
barn, turned on the electric lights.
started the electric feed grinder and
the hydraulic pump to feed and
water the stock; used the automatic
hayfork, curried the horses with a
vacuum cleaner, MIXED the cows by
machinery. run the milk thru a CEN
trifugal separator and did a lot of
other small chores, then pushed the
button on his self-starting super-six
and started Joy riding for Bingville
and was pinched for speeding thru
the town.
How l recall the good old days"
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GINGLEs' JINGLEs
YOUR WIFE.

Though they bin us on the
onion. though they slam US ON
the bean. though they use as q
chopping block to rouse US from
our dream. though the timid lit
tie sweetheart, whom we smiled
upon of yore. has us hammered.
bluifed and buncoed. has us al
ways feeling sore. And we won
der why It's thusly. and we pom
der. Is it best. that we should
continue with her void OF liberty
and resty Brother. you're a
lucky seezer. you have hit 1t
rich and rare. II wife such as
we've mentioned, you have
picked your lot to share: you
are fortunate-yes. very: you
have picked pippin quite.
though she beats you like de-
mon, pounds you up with all her
might. You cannot afford to
lose her. you should stick by
her for aye, she will make of you
soldier. with the drive that
wins the fray. Know that she
will treat you gently. when
you've gotten where she can
she's a Judge OF human nature,
and she'll make ". ~ @. q
of you. a man. e&"~>7I 'J.s>>GA
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
is SENT
TO TAKE SPECIAL WORK

Jas. G. Close. agriculturist for the
National Sugar Manufacturing Co.,
has gone to Logan. Utah. where he
will be for four weeks taking
course in sugar beet and sugar beet
seed culture. The Utah State Ag-
ricultural college put in a six weeks
course to take up this special line of
work and each Of the sugar manufac-
turing companies are sending a rep
resentative. Mr.. Close was chosen
by the National Sugar Manufacturing
Co. to take up the work.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
GOWNS AND GLOVES

Feathers and Furs, IN fact every
thing q woman wears. can be kept
in first-class condition by having us
dry clean the garment or costume
accessory occasionally. Our dry
cleaning keeps things new and makes
old things new again. 1t doesn't in
jure the most delicate fabric or color.
Its cost is trifing when compared
with the cost of new apparel.
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Said Mrs. Brown. assigning:

Said Mrs. Brown. assigning;
when servant girls on every hand
For Jobs went round a-crying.
Now you can't get girl at all
The outiooks simply shocking" "
(And then she put the electric
toaster into action. made some coffee
In a perculator. boiled a couple OF
eggs in El-Bollo, washed the dishes
in the electric dishwashing machine,
went into the sitting room and start
ed the motor on her sewing machine.
after adjusting the thermostat on the
heating plant so there would be plen-
ty of hot water in the bathroom-)
And both kept right on knocking" :"
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
wELDONS TO MOVE

]. H. Weldon is arranging to move
to Illinois. where he expects to locate
permanently. He will leave within
the next couple of weeks. Mrs. We'll
don and daughter, Mae. will go to
California for visit and on their re-
turn will stop at their ranches 90
miles north of Ordway and remain
until about October when they
will go to Illinois.
The list of soldier boys from
Crowley county published short
time ago in the New Era, did not
contain the name of Clyde Martin.
who has been in the service for sew
eral months. Clyde is enlisted in
the marine corps. His home is In
the Peak View district.
Boxed papers of LIST bond- can lie
secured at the New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18

You must laugh to live. and Max
Figman will make you laugh and
help you to live. Max Figman, with
Lolita Roberts, will be at the Grand
opera house in Rocky Ford Wednes-
day night, January %, for one night
only, in the laugh of a lifetime.
Nothing But the Truth"
Nothing But the Truth" written
by James Montgomery after the novel
by Frederick Isham (Bobbs- Merrill
Coz / have no hesitancy in assuring
the amusement lovers of Rocky Ford
and vicinity there has never appeared
in this city an attraction more worthy
of the patronage that has everywhere
been accorded this most excellent
comedy. The Denver newspapers
during the engagement there were
unanimous in their unstinted praise
and the numerous personal requests
caused a return engagement, a never
before-heard-of event in Denver. The
New York papers during all of the
past season and the Chicago papers
during the entire summer of 1916
were also unanimous. This is the
only attraction ever known to make
two transconitnental tours in one
season. 1t appeared at the Broadway
theater, Denver, for its second en-
gagement the week closing January
12. The original cast and production
will appear in Rocky Ford on Janu-
airy 23 Prices soc to S1.50. To miss
seeing this attraction Is to miss one
of the best ever presented in Rocky
Ford. Respectfully,
J. W. TODD.
Manager Grand Opera House.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18

A not of people will find out when
they take their spring baths that the
water pipes in their bath rooms have
frozen up.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18

The kaiser doesn't depend on SOL
dier boy letters getting into the
home papers" for his information
as to the location of Uncle Sans
army in France.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
LOCAL MARKETS

Prices quoted here are given as
those paid by the dealers at the
time of correction on Wednesday of
this week.
IF O. b. Ordway.)
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
BERRYHILL BUYS RANCH

Robert H. Berryhill. principal Of
the Ordway high school, has TUNED
farmer and has purchased a twenty
acre tract of land OF W. J. Chapman.
The land is located northwest of Ord
way and is the same twenty which
was credited last week as having been
bought by A. r. Bouldin. Mr..
Bouldin bought twenty alright but
1t was the north half of the same
forty, the Bouldin purchase having
been made of d. Thingan.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
Local Hay Quotations
Alfalfa hay, ,loose----------$:
Whole Milk Quotations
4

3.5 test, per 100 lbs------$3.0
Note-For each tenth of per cent
butter fat add 3 cents. Therefore,
40 per cent milk is quoted at S3.15;
s per cent milk at s3.45; 60 per cent
milk at $3.75.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18

Notice-Anything of an advertis-
ing nature Is charged for at the regu-
lar rates of advertising. All an
nouneements of church socials. sup
pers, bazaars or entertainments,
where an admission charge is made
or where articles are sold. a charge
for advertising will be made. Cards
" Thanks and poetry accompanying
death notices are subject to n charge.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
'Ne hing But. the Truth


Nothing the Truth
Wednesday Night,
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18

Everyday letter files are handy.
Get them at this office.
Filing boards at this oflce.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18

Boxed papers of LEST bond> can i'e
secured at the New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18
PUEBL HIDES AND PELTs

Furnished by the Pueblo Hide and
Wool company.
The Ordway new era., 1918-01-18

We have Player Piano for sale and one
second hand piano for sale and other
Photographs, and everything up-todate music with
a musician to demonstrate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
LIoHr MOUNTAINEERING ROOMS

BOSTON. y $40 For rent 3 modsrr
Housekeeping rooms rot suitable FOR
children Phone 25iu.R
BRADY w. l2t--Modera hgh, housssesp
v4arrs Fsuf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
lnTERURBAh SERVICE
PROBABLE FOR THIS WEEK

lh a day or two. Clis viii bo iu
operation between sapupa and Tulso
on tho oklahoma Union railway 4
car went over the line Sunday but
no regular service can bc announced
until every part Of the equipment Is
iu place.
The big transformer will bo sent
out to point half way between the
two cities today, and will bo Installed
as quickly nS possible. IL largely
dspends upon this work when the
service starts. tf all tho necessary
equipment In on hand, and everything
moves or smoothly. service may be
announced for THURSDAY But IN"
difficulty in getting material is so
pronounced nov that Manager { E
crow said he didn't want to set a
date FOR Inauguration Of service.
Trains win leave Tulsa and Sapu,-
pa on the hour every hour during
the DAY when service iF started The
fare will bo tho same as ON the
Frisco.
Express service to tho oil flclda
will hc IN operation nt once, but
the service will bc entirely local
No deliveries will ho made 10 any
point along the line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

Davis. $3.50. lot O. block ., stone
braker Heights addition
j. j. Lucas and wifo 10 4. r,
Hudson. $3.50. lot II, block 3. Gil
lett-llall addition.
W. H. Pomeroy and wife 20 q. II.
Mccullough. 81. block 4. and lots
1854 =, block and 20 feet reserve
between blocks a.. Pouder- Pomoroy
second addition.
X l.. silver to j. e. whiteside, 81
lot 2. block 3. Glass factory addition
Charles Page 10 J. n. ana y, bry-
ant. $3.50, lots o.. block 8, snnd
Springs
G. u. Rodgers and wife to s l.. sll.
yer. 81. lots 4-5. block .. Rodgers
Heights subdivision.
q ". Burkett and wife 10 James
Rrislkos ct a. $3.50, lots l1-lo,
block Z. burnett addition.
J n striker ana wife 20 \, a.
Thayer. 42.S00. 1884 acres In south
west quarter. northwest quarter B
1919. Csouth OF VI. Is q r rail-
wat1
" J.. Lcwis and wife 10 g. r..
Reed, 81. lot 10, block p Home
Gardens addition.
g. a.. WintcrrinEer TO q. 4. win
tcrrlngcr, 81, west half northeast
quarter lB-2i-13s and lots l-2, block
.. burgess nm addition
John Maddox and wife 20 J. -.
haffcr. $500, lots I 10 y inclusive,
block 2t Hodgson subdivision,
Spcrry
II Rorochoff 10 r. +. Tisron. 81.
lot {. block ~. cherokee Heights ad-
ditiuu.
~. 4. Rennett and wi(c 10 H. +.
Bennett. iib5, west llHlf lot 10, Bail
lcy's addition Sperry
i W Brannan and wife 10 same,
500. west half lots 1919, same add
ton, Sperry
II. \. Rennet and wife 20 same
$50. west half west half south hair
lot ~ same addition, Sperry
r. Chastain and wife 20 s. 7. WI
son. tIO.5OO, south 10 feet lot O and
lots as, block .. Mornlngside add
ton
u. NJ. Sirk and wife 20 y STANLEY,
$1,000. lots q, block 1, Cliniondnlo 10
addition
Mrs A. NJ Loomts ~ al TO Il, T..
Adams ct al. 81. lots At-tJ. block %,
Abdos addition.
T.. u. Rranu and wife 20 ~ W.
Roc. 81, lots Sc. block i2, Park HE
ud ition
VA. Uavcr, trustee. 10 H. I. car
man, 5000, lots i-2. block T., BuiIette
addition.
r. l. Townsend ct AL. TO O.. " Nc
knight. $1,000. l0t g, block 4. Film
Park addition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
NEWSPAPER MANS WIFE
DIES OF BULLET WOUND

SEW YORK. Sept lt Mrs
Charles ~ chaplin. wife OF the citN
editor OF the New YORK Evening
world. was found dead Uith a bullet
wound In her head iu the bedroom
Of the chaplin apartment here late
today.
Discovery of Mrs Chapin's body
followed receipt by Don Scltz bust
ness manager Of the Evening world
Of "A letter signed Charles H..
chaplin" in which tho writer hinted
al suicide and added
My wife hns been such good
pnl cannot leave her alone iu the
world
The police immediately began re-
search for chaplin but up Co "a late
hour tonight he had not been found
At the otfic"H of tho Evening
World 1t was said that Mr Chaplin
had been I'm failing health cor sry.
cutl years
when the police entered tho
Chapin apartment they found Tho
body OF HrE Chuptn wing ON bed
Physicians said she apparently had
been dead since eHrly morning
No one could he found who had
heard a shot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
MAJESTIC

In this play Mrs Vernon Castle
makes her last Eow to tho motion
picture public, prior 10 taking ship
for over there" In order 10 devote
herself TO war work She has re
solved To do ber~bit" AZ the battle
front, thus following in the steps Of
her gallant husband, whose recent
tragic death By airplanc accident on
the Texas flyirg grounds is Still
poignant IN The public memory.
The Castles" as this couple was
always referred 20. IN tho days when
they formed the greatest society
dancing team "a tho world, since
the outbreak OF hostiliues have
striven might and main In the great
work OF helping beat the Hun. Cap
tain Vernon Caatle. V. c., gave his
life for the great cause. His wife
has announced her Intention 60
henceforth engage in war work Tor
the duration Of the conflict
Therefore The Girl From Robe
mia" may 10 looked upon AS Irene
Castles farewell to the American
screen at Majestic today and We'd
nesdoy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
BkBER STILL OUT OF PEN;
MIXED IN A CIVIL SUIT

order restraining sheriff VIM, NJ.
dnliOuKh from selling lot In Grafrd b.
view addition was issued out OF dis
trict court yesterday In the case ~
Agnes d. naber W WIN Mccullough h
as sheriff and NJ ". litt a resident
OF PitisburK Couaty According 20
the petition Mrs. Haber, through W.
i Raber ~ her agent. bought the lot
from j NSHall Through a mistake
the deed was made 10 Babet Instead
of TO her. Later thia was corrected
by Baber, who gave her "a quit claim
deed This deed was never recorded
and was finally lost
IN the meantime M a. PITT had
obtained Judgment against baber
and execution was ordered ON thiF
lot II was 10 have been sold yes
terday "a pay the Judgment, aud the
suit and order were filed lut I'm
time
II o. stated by tho sheriff that
Baher will hc ready to 20 10 the peni-
tentlsry IN q fcW days Its time OF
appeal on the charge OF manslnugh-
ter was up some time ago. and In
cnrccration has been postponed from
time 60 time 20 allow him 10 atttud
10 different matters. although hts
commitment has been In the hands
of the sheriff Tor more than u week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
NAMES NEW JUSTICES FOR
C0LLlNSvILLE TOWNSHIP

Gradually Tulsa county is l.suu
Ing charge of the burineHS ut Col
linsville township. formerly ~
Rogers county. but which has been
made a part Of Tulsn county NeH.
torday nt the meeting ~ the county
commissioners John II, French and
John \. Porter were appointed 40
iusticea OF tho peace In that town
ship. ". r. Lynch waH made cunHth
bile of the two courts
Other businasA will bo checked
over To Tulsa county AN fast as mat
tara are Strengthened out. II VI be
iieved that Rogers county will Ect
The taNen from that township this
year ana Tulsa coupty will aEHume
the roila for nexa year The Tulsa
county excise board has about com
pleted Its labors for all districts
in the county. The only thing they
are waiting on before final action
is taken II the list from Tulsa city
That the road work. 80 long held
In abeyanoo in this county might be
carried on, 1t will be proposed to the
Chamber Of Commerce by the county
comm iHsioners that an effort will
be made "a appropriate a part OF the
oountys sinking fund OF $4,000 for
the work. This, Il IL proposed. Will
be used In grading some OF the roads
that are In the worst condition over
the county. n is stated by W. l..
North, chairman OF the commission
ers, that this will be merely an emer-
gency proposition until such time
~ the county road bond issue OF
1850, 600 IL approved By the capital
iasuea committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Want to Find Mrs. hickman.

Telcgraphic information was 70
ceiyoi yesterday hy the police u'
pnrtment of the death, In Calliorh ma,
~ sam Hickman former reSiH'n'
ur Tulsa Mrs Hickman lives w
Tulm. but the police department
have been unable 60 find her q" 'r-
prls. her of the death ~ her nus
band. She ls requested hy The police
department TO call Watt Elliott at
tho Cosdcn plant over th' telephone
In regard to the matter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
W. S. S. RECORD IS
BROKEN BY CHURCHES
large subscriptions ~ RnhL Ne' NJ"
Mark; Lumirrmen Have thhncc
TOday to Help Defeat Hens

protestants and Catholics ro-o op
Grating with the same spirit and
aim. yesterday made The tor i''n'"
for sales at tho W. s. > hhnh -"
Ing more than $4,000 higher lhtn i!'
highest sales thai have been luhd'
heretofore, the ohurchca ot Iulh'
yesterday brought in iIh.a-' IN
cash
This is the highest record that baH
over been made fur one I,r fal,
al tho war SHy.ug banl. Ih' MA
co. ridaI and Carter Oh comp" ME.
Z uttlo more han week HEn
brought ln something uf"I ilA.U"0
Organization OF the forces OF th'
church workers waF complete an"
comprehensive. with EoN l. 3 bar
ton pastor OF the Boston avenue
Methodist church. hE chairman ot ih'
committee which hBu hrcu selected
by the ministerial alliance. Al many
Catholic ladies as those of the Prot
oatant churches came in evidence
in the worR ~ selling baby bonds
and thrift stamps. HhyH Leo Lcvrrlnr
manager of the bank
Miss Celostla Harrington. who foI
several months past has been hlih
ful 20 her dutles, as practically man
aEer. chief clerk and cashier Of th'
bank. deserves credit FOR the amount
OF patriotism she has diApnyed lr
undertaking the work A. an times
and Under all circumstances II r.
stated she has been found on th'
Sob ready 10 aid all who have had
charge OF the work ~ selling tho
governmental securities.
Today VIII be In charge OF the
iumhermon of Tulsa There b.
strong organization and som" ne"
thinn are promised for the day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
nItnNDMNY.

Some real CLASSY musical specia j.
tics are presented hy members or
the ~ Ilnks company this week ~
the broadway ns "a side issuo 10 the
western playlc'. Tho Girl Prom
Tennessee Tho sunE hy Miss
Maine. Somewhere In France n
beautifully rendered and the part
playcd Uy the chorus results In great
Outbursts ~ patriotic applause 10y
the audience other splendid Tea
lures are songs and dancing by tho
Martin sisters and music by the
famous SteinWay quartctte There
is a world ~ FUN iu the actions ana
savings OF Edgar Barnett who playa
the part Of Geo Williker Hays. l.uis
Bridges scores q regular knockout
In song and talk In the character oi
Mrs Hay. Other parts are wei
played by Mr. Clark, MI Cheshire
and Miss Graves. owing TO the
crowded conditions at night better
seating facilities can be had nj IN,
matiuevH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Little Benny's Notebook

ny sister Glgddis was roedinE a
book and eating ,hoelits out OF ga
box. and { watched her @ wilc With
ont asking her Tor on" ON account
of her being Kind OF mad 90 me FOR
getting up at o'clock this morning
aud yelling Fire. fire. outside " her
door on account OF not knowing wat
clts 90 do And hf,or vile 1 thawt.
- we'll % che cant no more than
ay mo- And / srd. Wat Kind are
thct. Gsddis. chocklits Gladdis"
10 duazcut make. the slightest par
dele OF diffrsnts la your young life
wat Kind they are, sed Giaddis.
McuiuC she wasent going 10 give me
cny weather asked for some or not.
on account Of sull being mad.
wouldent take your old chockliu
FOR q gift ~ they was offered to me
on silver tray with a gold lining. !
aed
Rave on acd Gladdis And she
Eepp on eating them ana rceding
and I kern on watching her on ac.
couya ot thInRng maybe she would
80 M ~ the ruopl maybc and for.
get go take the chocklits. And pritt}
soon the uetone rang downstairs
and ma called mp. Gladdis. telcfone
Ana Gladdis got mp and went down
taking the Chocklits with her. and
thawt Wat do ] care. ill get even
with her i'll look and see how her
book ends. and tell nor and that will
make her mad, an rite, because shs
aint hardly up to the middle OF II
yet
Aud / quick went over and picked
up the houi, and looked at the end
~ the last page. Wich Il sed on u
And Jack gathered her up IN hr
strouE arms. and she closed hci
bcwtfll eyes for her drccm ha,
came true
q They're going 10 get married
.sed And wen Gladdis came back
s"d. llcrruN Jack gathered her uT
in his strong arms
Aren't you Wtll1 sod Gluddis. uut
! scd cheers her dreem had cam,
true. sed and Gladdis sed. Tell M,
-sumthlng I don't know, do you sip
pose | would ~ started the hook II
the fcrst place N ] dident know how
10 was going 20 end
Aw heck. / sed And I went ouI
90 look for the fellows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

A.. Ietfries vs. 4. q. Jofhics, di-
vorce. tauswer ana waiver flledl
O. ". FoltE W. Atlas Transfer
company. transfer appeal from cray,
Justice peace.
r NJ. Reilly VA. 4. Reilly. divorce.
tw1iyerl
W NJ sanGcld vs. L. Stanfield.
divorce
n. A. Iaun W A. J. Laun divorce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
WOODWARD HEADS ANIL
TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY

An .utgtuiEitiuu vIt perfected
Yesterday afternoon st tho chamber
~ Commerce roOWs "a handle ih,
ubcrculoHH campaign ln Tulsa, John
n Woodward being elected chairman
OF the Tuln Anti -TuhrrculOsiH 20.
cicty. other officup na follows we're
elected boy the directors nr -. ~
Mccarthy Mrs a. a. Murdock and
MisH ellen lonahuc we're elected
vice. presidents y -. Won Thurm
vas elected secretary ana br W E.
Roth, treasurer
Plans were made fnr handling n
membership campaign Members
pay 81 u year dues and the FUNDS
20 towards tho expense ~ taking
care of Tuberculosis cases. 4 nurse
IL provided for the work by the Rcd
Gross Christmas stamp drive. Mr.
Msrioglo Mccarthy of Cincinnati iH
here to have charge ot the work. and
for tho present will have desk room
In the Red Cross home service.
with the preliminary work out ui
the way. steps will he taken 20 get t
census OF all the afflicted ln Tulgn
county, and arrange 90 care Tor them
under modern methods