The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
|IVVOMEN HEAR
!Pa(NS FOR FIGHT
Oi TUBERCULOSIS
Erection Of Hospital and SAM
tarlumS Is Advocated,

jsct q the mornings session Of the
convection OF the second district Of the
State Federation OF Women's Clubs and
she brief program was followed BY the
election OF officers. The convention
opened promptly at 9 o'clock with Mrs.
A s, Heaney and Mrs l.. Francis
In charge Of the program.
Asks Tuberculosis Hospital.
Miss Edith Johnson. member Of the
state executive committee Of the Okla
koma Society for the Prevention oi
Tubereulosis, made an urgent plea for
she support OF all club women TO help
secure much needed legislation In the
state. 4 She asked that reeommenda-
tion 4 made that hospital for the
treatf1tnt OF advanced cases OF tubercu,
iosis be built on the fiteen-aere tract
Of ground where the state hospital and
medical college is to be erected near
the capitol
Miss Johnson further urged that 4
sanitorium for the treatment Of IN,
eipient cases be erected in each Of the
five congressional or club districts and
that the second district sanitorium be
built adjoining or adjacent TO the state
hospital for tuberculosis
In support Of her plea Miss Johnson
cited That the last legislature OF New
York passed bill requiring every
county with a population OF 5000 or
more. 10 construct lis own sanitorium
for thi treatment Of tuberculosis and
that the principal reason put forth for
locatiAk the state hospital and the sec
ond district sanitorium near the medi-
cal AM general hospital is that II will
give a opportunity to employ the same
nurses and medical staff and viii he n
treme( hous advantage TO all medical
studerds and nurses in training TO have
the bknefit OF that education in the
prevehlon and cure Of tuberculosis.
4 Wants Mothers Helped.
Mrx Anna Burks Love. county sup
efintesrient OF schools outlined the state
,scholaphip law governing the educa-
tion AZ children Of widowed mothers
She explained some Of lis defects She
said tht even with thorough investga-
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