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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

Daughters OF tho Confederacy held
q pleasant meeting saturday aftsr-
neon when hrs. Harry Campbell
WAS hostess The chapter voted to
JOIN tho several other chapters of
lno state In contributing fund Of
1000 for the endowment OF "a bed IN
ono of the French hospitals. for the
next year. Mrs John n Hawkins
Wah received into membership Fol-
loving an imprOmptu program. Mrs.
Campbell served rrfrcVhmentA Mea-
dafnea j. + Curtin, p y Brown, n.
y, Bollas. v. W Huckcy ana Miss
bowen were guests The program.
lSoll call, ........... Current Events
Voice e....,....... Mrs. ,farry Earns
tMrs u. q. Acosta accompanying
The Life OF General Albert sidney
johnson ....... Mrs. n. Il. williams
The Life of General Joseph +.
johnson ..... Mrs g. W. Farmer
Piano Selected Mrs Ned c Rigbeo
Ilxic--
Tho annual meeting of the Tulsa
Numan'B club was held In the club
room Of the library yesterday after
noon AT which time reports were
heard from the various departments
ana officers ELECTED FOR tho ensuing
yoar as follows Mrs Arthur fl.
traVer, president; Mrs. Lnah u
Lindsay. vice president, Mrs j. H.
Richards, secretary; Mrs u. q.
kchrer. treasurer Mrs owen H. Nc
Cnrty, corresponding secretary. Mrs.
William N sill, parliamentarlRn !.
Mrs, 7, II. Ebrght. eritlc,. Mrs. O. -.
Hunt historian. Mrs. A. Ernsborger.
Mrs George .. Hollow and Mrs. g.
!" Goodale. Nom mbcrship committee.
LAout John Frank Noble. who re-
Gently was commissioned at Fort
l,eavenworth, Kan. with Mrs. Noble
have concluded a several days visit
To tho home OF Lieutenant Mobiles
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles F
Noble. going To Lynchburg. Va.
They expect TO spend BRIEF time
with the younger Mr.. Mobiles home
folk In LynohourK, after which
Lieutenant Noble will report at New
York for overseas duty.
Mrs. r., Rogers Kemp. accompanied
by her niece, MI Blanche Wogers,
will leave this evening for New york
rom which city Miss Rogers will
embark during the next week for
France. Miss Rogers has enlisted
her services In one OF the large
chiidrcns hospitals In France and
expects to remain for the period of
the war,
Dr, and Mrs, j. A. seekntg have
returned from san Antonio. Texas.
whore they were guests Of their
daughter. Mrs, Harry Miller and
Lieutenant Miller at Fort sam
Houston, Texas. Mrs. Miller In eN.
pected To arrive home today to re-
main with her parents during Lieu
tenant Mlller's service overseas.
Mr., and Mrs W NJ X young
tMiEs Wilma Relnlsch) bridal
couple of the month, have returned
from their wedding trip to Kansas
city. and are nt homo at 1ta7 East
First Mr. and Mrs. Young had "A
company OF eight frieAds with them
for sunday evening supper.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl w. hsinclair
spent the week -chd IN Kansas city.
The sinclalrs will have as their
quests this week Mrs, u. \. Itch
field of Salamanca. n. Y. and Mrs
Walter Litchfield OF Independence.
Kan.
There will bo an all-day meeting
ot tho Ladies' Aid society OF Second
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

WAsulNGTON. Mar. 4, = Con-
grcsslonul investigation OF charges
that the lost naval tug Cheroi ec In
which 80 officers and men we're lost
was known to he unaenwOrthy. was
put under way today when Repre-
sentative Lufkin OF Massac chusso TIA
introduced u resolution calling for
the Official reports made hy the COM
mander, Lieut.. Edward &, Newell
Newelrs wife aud fnther had been
quoted as saying he reported the tug
ups0aw worthy,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
Politicians Fine stick.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Mar. e
Tho supreme court today affirmed
the sentence Of the Sebastian county
circuit court, which imposed "A fine
or $50 and costs upon Mayor J II,
Wright OF Fort Smith. and removed
him from office because Or "A pre-
lection promise to use his influence
20 have tho city commission elevt
John H. vaughn city attorney the
consideration being the support OF
three men In WriRhts campaign for
the mayOralty Of Fort smith
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
Drnnn League.

There VIII be- meeting of tho
Drama league wednesday afternoon
at gao o'clock In the home 6f Mrs
enne avenue Mr1 George Kerry
Will addrcw tho women ON Rcd Crpfs
work aud small garment and band.
Hgo work VIII Do provided 4 short
program IN being prepared.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
Roosevelt Out OF Hospital.

NEW YORK, Mar. 4-Theodori
Roosevelt left the hospital today aft'
four weeks of convalesclng from op'
erations He walked unaided from
the private entrance OF tho Rocss
welt hospital 70 his waiting machin,
The Colonel will remain at loci
hotel few days before going to hh
home at oyster Bay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

WASHINGTON. Mar. "A mart
mum base price OF 32 cents IA pound
for aluminium at the various Amer
can plants and their subsidiaries hs'
been fixed by President Wilson, Tht
price is subject 10 revision on June
and covers lots OF ffty tons and ovsi
OF lngots OF a qS to 90 per cent grade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
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DAILY THOUGHT.

II you mFke mistakes YOU
Will Aa wise To- reErei them.
but foolish 90 brood over thom.
! Regret VIII spur YOU Go he
more careful in the future.
Brouting viii have tho effect
~ panlyzluE future effort az
nm, SORT Bruce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

Plans have been completed for a
suffrage ton tuy the henoft Of tho
ninth precinct of the Tulsa Suffrage
association, Thursdny afternoon In
tho home OF Mrs. George y. Davis
636 North Denver avenue. Mrs Gray
Carroll viii he assisting hostese
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
Shuc Daddy Again.

\ new member Of the police forcs
arrived Sunday In the person OF a
l0-pound Had AZ the home OF Ser
Eeant William Shue. Both Mrs
Shuo ana tho son. the sergoants $
second boy. are doing fine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
Prohibition for nnhn

WASHINGTON. Mar. At the
request OF the war department and
because OF its military importance.
President Wilson. bv executive order.
has nut prohibition In effect In the
'~'7r1 OF oahu Of the Hawaiian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
lnIrnlInr An Tnr.lnl-

ColImuw chtufWIut meeting in
lihrary Mrs D. g. smith lradcr
Mc'uuE of Qud ilhct club In
home Of nr. and Nra \ W Roth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
Imported Real Laces
Form Notable Part of This Seasons
Collection.

REAL FILET-The most extensively used lace
this season for trimming blouses, neckwear and
silk underwear; up to three inches wide;
yard ....................75c to Sf75
REAL ARMENIAN-Narrow pointed edgngs
mostly for trimming baby garments yard 75c
S5c and 500
FRENCH VAL-The only genuine handmade
Valenclennes; yard ............ SI.50 and SI75
TORCHON and CLUNY-Also French-made
laces; a to l inch wide; yard .... 25c to Csc
VENICE LACE-Featuring reproduction of
filet patterns; yard .......... .I5c to $IO0
BEADING POINTS-For finshin gcamisoles
in shadow, platt val and English val laces; ;
yard '.'.'.''..'.'...'...' Zoe TO zoe
Main Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

WASHINGTON. Mn. t,-1hs first
~ the February on s,xs fp- "avnilnt.
ments ana governme ent allowances 20
dependents ~ soldiers and sailoa y
have Just been placed In the mails
ana probably two weeks more will
be required 10 complete the prepa- o.
ration and distribution q the ra-
luittances. II vas announced today by
the war risk insurance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
IA,ncnil,c Nnmn,liicr

A meeting of the executive CONS
nDltoe Of the llycchkp club has
been called for Wednesday after
noon At 3, O'Clock at Hotel Tulsa
Clement a. Evans chapter United
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

PERMITS FOR the erection OF
three new residences and an apart
ment house have been taken out
before the city building Inspector
Mrs Hoom will erect the apartment
house. to cost $4,000, at 50 North
Cheyenne y r. Dunn will build "A
$4,000 residence at 2S East Twelfth
street. X. r. Dunn will build a 81. 900
residence at 1918 South Norfolk and
W. O. Settle will build a $4,000 resi-
dence at 1924 North Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

DEPUTY MARSHAL John ]. Mo-
ran and X. w. Bray have returned
from Fort Sll where thoy delivered
Louis Mueller and Paul Fischer. GER
man aliens. 10 the military authorl-
ties for detention during the war.
William Schroeder. another German
alien arrested In Tulsa, who has been
detained a. Muskosee, was also taken
to Fort sill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

WASHTNGTON. Mar Despite
vigorous and unexpected opposition
TO the tinistration bill 10 create
Ia 500,000,0O0 war finance corpo-
ration. debate on the measure was
continued In the senate today with
every indication Of final enactment
without material modlfiCatio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

A NEGRO WEDDING was sol
emnized at the police station last
night when John Tisby and Rose
Cam united their lives for better or
for worse. They had been placed in
Jail after having been released once
before on n promise that they would
get married. This time the girl was
detained while the prospective hus-
band secured permit and a
preacher They were rearrasted
Saturday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

MISS VIRGINIA SWIFT. for the
past three years superintendent OF
the county hone and hospital. has
resigned TO take a position with Cos
den s. Co. Miss swift's duties. which
are 10 bo that OF visiting nurse
among the several hundred homes
OF employees In West Tulsa, ars not
new. she having formerly been visit
ing nurse for the city and county and
In charge Of the county detention
home Miss Swift, who H. a graduate
OF well-known virginia hospital
training school. and who his had
several years experience In all kinds
OF nursing, assumes her new posi-
tlon March Is.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

NJ c. HALE, chairman OF the in
dustrial committee OF the Chamber
OF Commerce, called meeting ef
this committee yesterday To be held
today at luncheon TO be held at
Hotel Tulsa. Important matters re-
lating to possible new industries for
the city will be considered other
members OF the committee are Mark
u. Carr. n r. Tucker j. Il. Hadley.
j. O. Mitchell. r. J, Hartman, Grant
c. Stebbins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

There will bo an all-day meeting
{ tho Ladies' Aid society OF Second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05
Wire Briefs

NEW YORK. Mar. 4-Harry
Hmlth Morrow. noted as a hydraulic
engineer. died today Mt his home here
AGED "a years.
WORCESTER, Mass. Mar. a.
Thomas Marvin Hunter. so years
old, dean OF the American stage died
here today from infirmities " old
age
WASHINGTON, Mar. 4.-Tho con.
ference regort on tho soldiers' and
sailors civil rights bill. already
adopted bv the senate. was adopted
by the house today and now goes to
the president
SHANGHAI. China, Thursday
Feb. 2S.--1hc pho an rlc plgElc has
spread to Shantung province from
Shanghai province. where II has been
prevalent. Four Itd'rs !,., uc.
Cured AZ Tsinanfu capital OF Shan-
tung province,
WASHINGTON. Mar 4.--The bill
making II crime 20 wilfully make
or convey false reports OF statements
to ohstrugt the governments sale Of
bonds or other securities or loans
by or to the United States was passed
today by the house. II awaita acti)n
by the senate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

TWELVE FINES OF $50 each we're
given Yesterday In the municipA
court by Judge T. d. EvanS-r0n
charges ~ drunkenness and disturb
Ing tho peace. Nineteen other cases
on charges Of iEtoxlcation also came
up. ana In all OF them either bonds
were forfeited or fines OF SO
assessed, In all. 2b drunks were
rounded up nv the police Saturday
night and Sunday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

Mr., and Mrs. Earl W bSinclnir
spent the Weekend IN Kansas city,
The sinclalrs will have ns their
quests this week. Mrs, u. T. Itch
field of Salamanca. n. Y. and Mrs
Walter Litohfield OF Independence.
Kan,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-05

TWO DIVORCE petitions wers
He'd yesterday In the district court
Marie I Van Horn asked for divorce
rom Forest l.. Van Horn on the
grounds OF extreme cruelty Ella T.
Kelly sued Arthur G. Kelly for d..
rorce charging him with gross neg,
oct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16

1t is expected that nearly 10000 "or"-
men Of this section will be enrolled. IL"
organization will embrace twcnty-t""r
different crafts connected directly ana
indirectly with the iron and steel IN
dust-ics. The mammoth meeting WIS
held in the Ohio Valley Trades and La
Dor Assembly hall. Resolutions ~er'
PASSED endorsing the new organization
and q committee Of prominent member"
OF the Assembly were appointed to OK
plain the object Of the association be-
fore each of the labor locals in the
Wheeling district. The committee is
composed Of J. 3. Rose, Matt Greer.
George Raab, j.. D. Nickerson. QUO
Abraham. Harry Erkenbrack, Thomas
V. Salisbury: Robert Cole, l. +. SprouS".
w. B. Hilton and Louis Leonard. T"''
committee is to report back TO the As
scmbly in two weeks when 1t Is expect
cd that the organization will be per1cc'-
cd. Similar organizations arc being per-
fected all over the county. and will u"
affiliated, with the American Federation
Of Labor.
1t is reported that the association Is
for the protection Of all union workm"h
connected directly and indirectly with
the iron and steel industries during TN
reconstruction period. that the war VII
gcs may be maintained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
WHEELING MEN
PUT OVER Bic
DEAL IN EAST.
b P. REHRENS AED ". Z. wK1SS
.'oP THE STERLING PRODUCTS
COMPANY, RETURN fRoH
.'' ALBANY
Announcement Of Placs n Regard 10
Few Roldtngs to BE ANNOUNCED
within Hear Future.

r Sehr-nS, president and W. b.
Weiss vier-preSldeut AMI general NAH
aSer OF the Sterling Products Company.
os this city. arrived home last evening
<r,rn Albany. y. Y, where they were
tho successful bidders ror the business
interests OF The Bayer Company. manu-
Sacturers of chemicals, dyestuf1s anu
proprietary compounds. tho concern oe-
ing sold under orders OF the alien prop
srty custodian. 1t having formerly bern
owned BY German interests
In speaking 10 an 1ntelli6eneer re-
1s,rter last evening. the two members
OF the COMPANY stated that TIC Du Pons
COMPANY did not compete against tho
Sterling Products Company. as re-
norted. but that instead the GraseilH
Chemical Company. which By tho way
has plant at CarkSourK. was lae
successful bidder for the chemical Gnu
OF the Buyer business.
SpcaktnS further in regard 70 Nfe
purchase. the TWO business men stared
TIM. the moro they investigated the
Payer propoSSaon, the better they we:e
sstasoed with their purchase. and they
%ere very optimistic In regard TO the
future outlook and predicted some real
,snrprtses for Wheeling stockholders.
TneY were not as yet quite roady 10
rn.k. a report relative to the future
Milan. OF tho oonce<n, but stated tnei
they possibly would De ready by the
1atte- part Of tho week 10 do 50. IL
a l5kefy. however, that tho local Stock
3,olde.s will BE- moro rrlan pleased wan
Tho splend1d addition to the alreadV
1arxssk concern OF % kind In tne
world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16

women. LOO bath towels. - napkins and
SO.
Mrs. r. L Hamilton fer ihH First and
Island Christian churches, IS handk"r-
chiefs. - bath towels. c hand towels
ana S37.
Mrs. Edward Stifcl for tho Christian
Science church. - haEdkcrchicis and
SIS.
Mrs. II. II. Harrison. for III" FirSt Sec
oud and Vance Memorial Presbyterian
churches. - bath towels. Go napkins. 30
h;l dkrrrhi,f: and $91.
Mrs. Otto Schcnk. for tho Woman
Missionary society Of the 81. james
Evangelical Lutheran church. s'?1O.
Mrs. Il. i. Nay md Mrs. W II. id"iZ-
ncr. for tn" Thompson. North street,
Fourth Street. Zane Street. Central.
Chaplinc and Wesley Methodist Episcopal
churches o25 had towels. 100 handk"r-
chiefs md s16.75.
fetal cash received S+6?.'".
Miscellaneous. sheet. handE"r-
chiefs. 3 towels and . napkins.
Total 1:umhrr Of articles received
1868.
Expenditures.
7nSla yards ShcrIinr. ......... S3lS.''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
linen SHOWER FOR
RED CROSS REPORTED
Full Report Submitted Shows Thai
work Carried on Here WAS OF
Much Vnlne.

The committee in charge nf Inc k"u
Cross Linen Shower. completed lis TASK
uud has handed in its report. Tn" So
letting for the shower was conducted
by q committee mnd" VI nr women rep
rcscntinc the Methodist. Baptist. l.ufh+
Gran. Hebrew catholic. Presbyterian 81
James Evangelical Lutheran ana Ghrls-
,iau Science churches.
The towels. napkins and hand6rr-
chiefs. with III" money necessary l."
c.,,.rr tho cost nf sheets. wnN di'idc"
amnng the different Chrirhrs. Some a.
thu, churches sent The exact number al
articles npport toned. with money fer
sheets Will" others sent part or article"
nnunrtlnnrd with cash sufficient 1"
cover cnrt Of sheets and articles. ana
one church made ITS contribution en-
,irrly IN cash. tn" commits" maklhS
tho purchases necessary. in the latter
raSrs:
The full report follows:
Mrs. &. A. Robinson. .for the First ana
Second United presbyterian churches
los napkins, l0l handkcrchirrS and $40.
Mrs. Clara c. N"lvi" for the Unitarian
church. IS napkins, IS hand towels and
si22I.
Mrs. Leo Wolf. for the Hebrew Ladies
Ecncvulcnt Society. llf bath towels. and
$50.
Mrs. Harry Bond for the First and
Emmanuel baptist churches. 80 bail
towels. 30 hand towels and $40.
Mrs. Charles Milton. for st. Mat
,hcws and 81. I.ukc< rrntostant Episc"-
.ptl churches. lin hand towels. rs nap-
klnS and $40.
Mrs. Nora Britt for tn" First and
Trinity Lutheran churches. 80 hand tow
els % bath .ow"ls and SI5.
Mrs. Thomas Bcattic. for tho Catholic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
MANCHESTER MAN IS
HELD FOR ASSAULT
Large Number Of DTrrnts VIII Be Before
Judge: Foulk This Morning, With
Several Lotterer

At the hearings IN police cour; TINS
morning Joe Moko OF Manchester Will
answer for assault. Harry S"iE. TIA"
man who was Eudcly handled by Mok",
stated that he was beaten and badly III
tured. Setg Is in tho Ohio Valley ""n"
eral hospital. painfully but not seriously
injured Moko was arrested by prtlc"'
Minke1niller. and released .On 500 bond.
Threo lotcrers wcra pulled in IncIuH
ine a couple for lcSterlng for immoral
purposes They were Lilly Taylor. JONI,
Reeks, John Gil,norh. Chris, Logan and
I'D Curtis. Officur~ Flanagan also ar
rested Ida Ross aad Charlie Wilson tot
lettering. =. 50
Among the DRINKS were Adam E"zni'
do. who was picked up by OFFICER 'rumi-
hacker. Officer Roth contributed HlnE
Mckee and Frank hatcher was brought
in by OFFICER Hartman. Oscar M"nt-
geometry and DIN Slack were arrested ny
Officers F7auniGau and tlri%nrr.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
IT'S Dangerous to Neglect ceugh.

Never allow a cough "" hang on week
after week \ Cough il usually 4 symr-
ton Of Some di$"as". Of: tn" Throat or
bronch:als. aud may welt bc regarded a*
n signal of danger No ono cnn tclI
what serious Diseases may follow when
il ig ncEirrtnd e AS n rule the dlS"'tH"
thal cauf"s the. coughing may 'he cured
hy inking i"hamh"rluin's Cough Remedy.
In NOR" than min" -rdsrS out OF ten IL
IS all you Will need.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
LABOR PLANS
LARGE UNION
PRELTfINARY PLANS COMPLETED
FOR IRON AND STEEL WORK.
EES' ASSOCIATION.
All Men Directly and Indirectly Af11A
ated With Plants Icre to
Enroll.

Featured by patriotic and loyal Ia
Dor address by j. G.. Brown. national or
ganizcr Of the American Federation OF
Labor. all preliminary plans were COM
plctrd yesterday afternoon for the or
ganZttion Of tho Iron and Strcl WORK
crs' association in the Wheeling district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16
! oooa word for cnambsrl.in'c Tablets.

A GOOD word for chat,berlhn'c Ia iefs,
"a + am very much pleased to have the the
Chnmberialn's Tablets" writes MIS- !, Ma a:
mic Bartel. Moherly, Ia. i tninx ~ sn -
ccnnsrination that I have ever used" IN"
above shows the high. esteem in % tsI
chamherlain's Tablets ere held nE .n" ,ai
who have used them. Give them tr''''
They will do you good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-16

oSo Hand Towels 1850
c., dozen ITandhcCh efs ....... S.Ia
LaundCl-,: Of sheets and towels. 1919
rac';iny cases 1925
Wrapping paper. twinc. hauling
and express charges. ....... -S.So
Ionitrr's services. ........ 100
ro,,, cosh Maid .346270
Total Number Of Articlet Sent TO
Iih~piI:lls in France:
500 Hand Towels
AGA Fath Towels
MS Napkins
100 HanJEcrchicfs.
240 Sheets
Total. .....o.2t2