Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19

American base hospital under dlrC"-
tiun or the American Rcd Cross
The organization doing Red Cross
work In Japan was known previously
as the American war Relief assoy.J.
ton. This name WAS changed fo
Japan Chapter ot American Rcd
CROSS when st Luke's Hospital bee
cuRle an American base hosp %
under supervision of the American
Red Cross.
Speaking Of the work nccompl's
0d by this war work association. ,hr
Tokyo Advertiser Enys SIuriIguhr
emphasis is laid upon tho fact that
the credit FOR this splendid shoWIua
was largely due to tho untiring OF.
forts Of the women connected With
tho yokohama and Tokyo aus
illarics.'
Having engaged In active s,r.I..
during the civil war, a women r.v
SIS years old is instructnr "a ,u.. .u
knitting. Mrs Elizabeth Huph,s us
Takoma Park, Washington ID O..
accompanied her husband tu uw
camps wherever ho was la|ru..
FOR duty in Civil war DAYS S'II n.
torcrtod I'm war service. sho t.uHr.
Knitting 10 children In tho TlN.m
Park church school aocordIus rr .
statement ~ her son-in-l1 g. s.
IRngacrc. secretary OF the EpIE.uu.
Liberty association.
The Seventh day Adventist church
/ in Tnkoma Park. Of which N.r
Inucncre Is pastor, is J.iIt, m
RED Cross work, The church b.
divided into distrRcts, which BOO mu
. lftf -
/ lenders These EOcictlN. m.pf on.a
/ a week to make garment fur h..
/ pitaIa and sweaters or OtNn. Er.I.F
garments for tho men in Tho aDr...
OF their country.
In M"H Colcmans now class fur
| hygiene ana home nursing $50 o.
which hogan work lr.t Tuesday
1 There stlll BE- room for moro students
class % VIII oTcn nt % m TlmH
| day. August !. I'm the punI, Inur
/ Washington is urging Rum,u fu isNy
! this course and "a largo enrolment o.
expected NeN Monday evening ut
4 D. IN. Captain Eitko aud Sergeant
! Livingston of tho English and Cana
dian recruiting offices viii tar tu
/ the Coloman's Ala club. giving their
/ personal experiences Of Mo 1i tno
/ front These talks VIII hr informal
ard the women Will bp permitted t1
/ ask pucItlnuH concerning d., phase
/ ~ work in which they are most lu
| teicstcd. Another attractive feature
/ u tho program viii bo re- talk by Miss
/ Alma ltrid McGlouu, city Librarian
Govorpmcnt thrift Tnmrs1arc. on
/ sale I'm the office ~ tho Nomau.H
| Foreign Missionary society of tho
| Presbyterian church. according tu 10
statement ~ Eyclina Grirves see
rctary Of the organization "ANe cN.
pcCt 90 do am active work in the
| Sale ~ these stamps with the many
people who come to our office"
/ said Miss Gricves "ANe invested
/ $1,000 In third Liberty loan bonds
and will undoubtedly make further
/ further investments ln goycrnWcnt
/ loans
The Bcllviow unit ~ circuit Nc
mortal Aid society mot in the B,ll-
| view Rcd Cross work room ~ Lin
! coin school. July H. Twenty-Five
women were In attendance ana the
work OF the day consisted iu making
22 pajama coats. The June report.
submitted by Mrs Richardson. fol-
/ lows 20 suitss pliamas. bath
| robes 10 bed shirts % hanks twiuc,
| 600 thread cards. zoo comfort kits.
bed spreads. . sweaters. pair
| socks
/ House TO house ,itlts 20 every
| woman who ~ gommunicant. ~ the
| Episcopal uhurcRsNill be- undtrtakru
| early next winter hy the woman s
auxiliary ~ the church according to
! a statement Of Mrs George Buter.
! field secretary OF the auxiliary. "Wo
/ are guing o. arouse the spiritual
| power that ls dormant in tho lives
| of women said Mrs Bllor These
| N.ululn NLI IN. n.L.I IN .InI-.n lhDlr