Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-10

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Tho Catholic unit OF the Red cross
made up es suits OF outing flannel
underwear and psIamas for Its last
weeks sewing work, A large amount
.of yarn was given cut during the
past ten days on most OF which taete
have not yet been any returns. but
sis pairs OF socks, five sweaters and
six pairs OF wristleta we're finished
and turned In. The womcn who
nswed last week were the Mcsdnmcs
C. NJ. Stalker, J. n. Mc0ouldrick. nay
short. E. A. stubier. Ca A. Conway.
J. n. HiGsins. George Casay, J. Cur
tain, r. ". brown, c. G. Powers. J.
N. Dunnigan. G. n. Farquharson, y,
A. orr, Nsn Slater, fcii.ahsth watson,
william Wright, n. ]. MoCauloy, A.
Holt, p, IA. Moroney, j. A. Maasan,
~. A. Fooa, 7. X. Smith, \ II. Claw
con, ID. ID. Meyers, y. A, shlda, Rosa
MeDermett, Y, a., Evans. Agnes Holt
Jsmss Eksn, l.. kertzmAn. wfnitrcd
washabaush, Charles Dow. Charles
Btsett, Thomas Chestnut, NJ, r.
Powsra ". A. Hraniff. Harry Ker'
ststtsr, Anna Miller, James Neln-
tyre. DALLAS, Pruitt. Latimor. Ellis,
Drses. Hayden, Hardman, Quinn.
Dwyer Cats. CushinG. beil Sweeney,
Evans, Moran. Stevens and the Misses
Madden, Winlfred CayanauIh, Nell
Melvin, Ellsn Donohoe, sue Conway,
Osea Hourg and Margaret Conway
Miss Nell Melvin and Mrs, John Grit
fin were inspectors and folders, Mrs,
James Mcintyre, supervisor. Those
who took out additional yatn last
week were Mrs. \. n. Mudd. Mrs.
Grace lIaffey, e, n. Farunharson. ".
A, Bradley, W. J. Sexton. E, A, Stub
Ter, ]. connorR, j. ". Butler, Charles
Dew, Charles Conway, Kentlins, Min
chan, Mililsan. Washabaush and the
Mirser Aibina Nassek. Jeanne Clote'
Nell Melvin, kAthstine Melvin, Mary
Mcintyre. Ellen Donohoe and cam
lila Markham.
The a, A. u. knitting unit viii
meet with Mira. Wan. stoner lli1
south Denver aveoue, Tuesday after
noon.
A., Louis headquarters again hal
issued new INSTRUCTIONS conoerninS
the making OF socks---thrt in u hai
tHNutukHu
Kitohener heal and toe In the future
Accordingly the chapter has Hecure'
an instructor for each afternoon y
order that the women may compl
with the new request as soon as pos
pible. Mrs. T. n. Jones has volun
teered for Monday Mrs. Mary +
stack house, Tuesday; Miss lsnbc
Fonda. Wednesday Mrs. Alico Beck
with. Thursday; Mrs. ]. u, crosbl'
Friday. Tho new instructions ais
ask ,hat sweaters be made with
neck oitcumferense Of ~ inches IN
stead OF at Ms heretofore.
Tulsa chapter was again visited b
n representative OF It. Louis head
quarters. Friday when Miss RATHER
Inc BurlinRame, chairman OF IN
standards committee, came 10 inspe'
the chapter and 70 say that II ha
been placed on the straight shiT
uent list. This means that the wor
OF the women OF this city no longt
viii be reinspected IN ~. Louis q
has been the custom hut will !
shipped direct to France. 1t WI
good news 90 those in charge OF N
work In this city and all feel that
WAS an appreciation which has e
some time been merited. Miss Hu
Iinsame, who Is one OF the mar
volunteer workers for the cause
81. Louis. was charming 10 meet M
shs has promised to pay Tul sa Al
other visit before long, She lie
here going 10 Topeka. Kan.
The local chapter, Red Cross HI
asksd this department. 10 publish q
statement made by E. w Curra
which sets Alright the story clrc
lated 20 the effect that the RI
cross had been disposlng the swea
ers 70 men in the army. Mr.. Cutrl
purchased q sweater from a fellc
army man ana his letter is as fS
lows;
To whom Il may concern; TT
In 20 certify that no statement q
trfbuted 10 me, suggesting that
had purchased n sweater, from I
American Red Cross for $3.50 h
an element Of truth In H.
nav positive knowledge no sweate
have been charged for by the n
Crosr IN connection with their ser
ice IN Camp Travis and ! arm 9
ssr<a thst fifty 10 sisty thousal