Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Women and War Work


In the future all unmahe gar
ments sent from the distributing de-
pArtmont OF Rcd CROSS headquarters
will go in multlpleH of five Instead
of by tho dozen as heretofore has
been the custom Everything is
packed by the Red Cross In flves TO
conform with the metric system and
II will facilitate packing II the old
way OF returning In dozens IN dis
continued.
The Red Cross takes this oppor-
tunity OF expressthg It's appreciation
to Hooper Brothers, who contribute
the coffee for the noon-day lunches
served at tho wOfkroom each day.
Friends OF the Red Cross are
asked 10 save and turn In To head
quarters the cash slips presented At
Overton's grocery with each paid
purchase.
Broken Arrow, which is a large
and busy Red Cross chapter. Is
making plans 10 establish a surgical
Dressings department In connection
with It's work Tulsa chapter will
provide au instructor from the class
recently graduated IN that work
Home Gardens sent In "a good
consignment Of finished garments
yesterday, Home Gardens is on the
sand Springs line and In showing n
fine interest IN tho work, both gao
ment making and knitting.
Mrs. Frank l.. Moore, who had
the knitting department yesterday
reported 10 helmets, 30 pair socks,
10 pair wristlets.
Mrs MerI v Cadmap3 who is de.
voting many hours each week to
the making Of surgical dressings At
the Red s~oss Tuesday, made n
record which II would be difficult TO
surpass. Mrs. Cadmnn finished 500
Of the txt surgical wipes in 3 hours
and s minutes.
Mrs Edwin l., Covel supervisor
| OF the surgical dresainHs department
OF the Red Cross yeHterday reported
tho shipment of Salt dressings for
the present week.
Many more willing hands could
find work In the surgical dressings
rooms OF the Red cross Especially
Ia this true OF the morning hours
which are given over to cutting the
Eauxe and preparing II for the work
ers who como on In the afternoon.
Broken Arrow came IN with n
good report OF knitted garments
Yesterday as follows ~ pairs socks,
I pair wrlstlets. ) scarfs. helmets
The workers for Tuesday and
Wednesday at Red Cross headguar-
ters we're Mesdames G, {. Hall. J f.,
Washington. Jr X NJ Moody. w A,
Cook. II. M Cross, {. q. Robinson. II.
| r. Crews. Il. W. walworth, James
Anthony. =. u. Riddle. E. c. Dawes,
f. l.. Thurman. @ "A. wall w. A.
Moore. r. II. =. Painter, w. n. Met
calf j w. Mcdonnell. Larry O'Nel
o. HllbRrger. II. a, Powles q. IL. r.
Thomas. II, J. Raymond ] f. Rea-
! gan, II. J Toevs. NJ A. Harrison. q.
e. Tucker, Roy W. Dunlap. Paul
Hates. j. Mcclellan. Philip Bull. W.
T. Brown. r. T. schofield. =" A..
| Nichols. H. A. Davis. l.. v Hender-
son, G. N wickizer ], +. smith. II
l.. Stewart, +. q Seaman, g. w. No.
Cnrty H. n. .Greia r. s. Wagner.
J. A, Noasey, A. =. Moss u l.. Capps.
| Lee kunsman. Conn Linn, Edward
| Wilson nRNid Clements, l. r. Will
sou, 7 o. Cremins, &. Sweat. c.
| f. Martin. O. II Thompson Harry
| Bell n l.. PiRg. NJ H. I.atimcr. l..
| Lemon, n W Burkharis> y. II, Es-
til. W. t. Rlanton. NJ stroud, X. W.
Myers W. l. Williams Isaac shuler
| q. " Flint T. W, Jacobs l.. j. Illus,
ted, } + lnntry Carl Hudg1n. flor
encc Tucker. A. a. Price. G. f.
| Drake r. l.. imler. r. a. DeNore
Murray Russell, p W. Bauman, Har-
~ Jenkins. W T TomllnsOn, NJ
Hughes $ n i1octer. W r.. Lock
hart II, +. Mcmahon T.. A. Cook,
w . LiEone Charles Cutler ". G..
lamm, Earl Smith, NJ V. Cadmsn,
q. n. mccullough Randolph Shirk.
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