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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-30
u. S. WILL ESTABLISH
TROOP EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES IN CITIES

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3O.-To aid
returning soldiers to secure Jobs. the
federal employment service is to es-
tablish agencies in every city and
town over the country. Instructions
70 Immediately proceed with thu
work of setting up these Organiza-
tons were sent TO regional directors
OF the service today by Nathan A.
Smyth, assistant director general
The service previously had de-
cided 70 have an agent at each de-
mobilization camp to direct men TO
jobs. but these additional agencies
were decided upon on the assump-
ton that most of the returning sol
diers will desire Jobs in their home
towns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-30
GOSHEN MAN KILLED
News Times Special Service.

News-Times Special Service.
GOSHEN. Ind, Nov. 30.-Word
has been received by Mrs. John NJ.
Berkey that Pvt. Merle J. White had
been killed in action Nov. while
serving with the infantry branch Of
the A. +. Z.
Pvt White had been adopted by
Mrs. Berkey from the orphans homo
at Mishawaka when he was three
years old.
He enlisted in the United States
army at Chillicothe, o., two years
ago and was sent to Camp Sheridan,
Montgomery, Ala. He arrived in
France last July. Mrs. Berkey has
received two letters from him since
he arrived overseas. the last one
Sept .. In this last letter he said.
BE patient. mother, the war will
soon be over and 7 stand as good
chance as any to come back and
1 believe I will"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-30
CANNOT MEET FIRST
TRANSPORTS TO u. S.

NEW YORK. Nov. Relatives
and friends OF the first American
troops now returning from England,
will not be permitted TO meet the
transports when they reach Hobo
ken. according 70 a statement made
by Brig. Gen. G. II. McManus, en-
barktion officer at the port OF New
York. at a conference here today
with newspapermen. He did not
state whether this policy would ap-
ply 20 other troops returning Later
to America
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-30
E. C. DUNKLE PROMOTED

Mrs. Lou A. Dunkle. 42S W La
sale av., has received word from
France Of the promotion OF her son.
Edwin c. Dunkle. 10 a second lieu
tenant in the quartermaster' branch
OF the United States army. Lieut..
Dunkle sailed for France Nov Il,
1917, and served as field clerk for
five months with headquarters at
Paris. Before enlisting Lieut.. Dunkle
held a position in the United States
geological survey department at
Washington. He received his train
ing at Georgetown university, near
Washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-30
MARINE CORP CASUALTIES.

The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
orces: Killed in action. IL; died of
wounds received i'm action, So; died
of disease, Il; wounded in action.
severely, Is: wounded in action,
slightly, Q: wounded in action. de-
gree undetermined ;: missing in ac-
ton. lis; in hands of enemy s..
Total, 2S6.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Second Lieut. Russell c. Bayne.
Mulberry. Ind
CORPORAIS.
John K Christopher. Belpree. o.
Leo G. Greenup, Detroit, Mich.
William J. Schneider. Chicago, I'll.
Peter j. WashtOck. ST Berea, O.
PBIVATEsS.
Lawrence +. Broome, New Lon
don, O.
William y. Giles, Toledo. O.
Alfred Hiddleson, st. Morrison. III.
John r. Jaquess. Owensville, Ind.
Edward A. Olsen, Toledo. ..
Walter +. Powell. springfield, H.
William II. Radcliffe, Columbus.
O.
Roy l.. Weldon. Minerva. O.
oscar Williams. Flatsick, Ky.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Sergt. Frank Sokolowski. Lansing.
Mich.
CORPORAIS.
Dennis Patrick Casey. Hubbard.
o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-30
Y. M. C. A. BOYS WILL
ENTERTAIN CHILDREN

Starting the first OF next week the
boys department Of the Y. NJ. c. A
will entertain the children of the
grade schools at the Y. NJ. G. A A
system is being arranged so that
nearly the same number Of boys and
girls will be present each night.
Contests, swimming and moving
pictures will be among the many
attractions given the young people
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-30

Judge Anderson 20 eighteen months
In the federal prison ar Atlanta on
plea Of guilty 20 a charge OF en-
bezzling postofice money Lynn r.
Hayes. OF Gary. and Perry Chilcote
Of near South Bend. we're sent 70 the
Marion county Jail for 70 months
each when they admitted having
made false statements i'm their draft
QUESTIONABLE. Twelve men received
jail sentences and were fined for
violation OF the liquor laws
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
How to Care for a Patient
Who Suffers From Influenza

l.c Mbnks Wear constantly IN
,,p., ii homes. hlwn,s when bend
,.. ...,r ur doing any thing for pa
49, Masks should ho large euoush
a., cover n0Atrils and mouth com
s,,.,hIv People wearing glasses
a.. D.. ,rry murh ANNOYED NJ first
b.. 'nr masks. but they must be
40.
.prtlons FOR making
"a, thirknts-os ~ rIuS", 6Nt
,p u,a with tapes at each corner for
tluR over head
Sputfc ~ EhukS, isNis inches.
foII,d diagouallN HiN thi,knc~cs,
.,t ur fastened 10 hair with wire
Nt..IIns
Largo cotton Handkerchief.
,.i.i Iagnutlly. ana tied on
Do .tIur any form ~ mask, be
rl,,..I that n IN not allowed tu Hllp
arI .,uHminair the neck or uockN
,..- 81 the EARN b.fura ~ ~ i--
rri 200 position.
.f...t pnouid be changed whom
,,,. moist. or ~ least every three
lourt n the patient has had a s"
,e,. .pughiur spell and has infected
ntt.IH.u'a inNhk and face, ftro
,t...t ho washed With SOAP bud
,.... urk removed and "A fresh
ono .. pftitutrd.
~ tHmo,ing unsks. n tho same
ma must h." worn agIiu. hiVr a
,.,.r az now spnprr folded to receive
4 tr sure that the mask " folded
,,seibrr So that the .,tSrior surface
~ IA, unsl, touches the newspaper.
In rsadjuHing the muhk. r"u that
'hc inner surftc" ~ uriiu ti'i over
,he mouth and noso ~ the wrdror.
and nil, tho surface coming in con
Ia, with the newspaper IN On the
oIis0lc
Sever utc tho same piece ~ news
pap'r twice.
f. is safer 10 wear the mask con
s,au,l,. This ~ very hard to de-
when people are busy aud whdn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

'ams IN rundsy for q visit -ith her par
cn,.. NJ snd Mr., John Clements, and
other relatives
k'nusth Mason 4 ss !. home ou .
visit to bis rstents Mr aud Ma q "
Mason, near the city lle brought home
win hin . bride having been married
lAsi FRIDAY Ia Miss Minnis Gordon Of
haskell o.. NJ Mason h nov stationed
a. ssn Francisco. 'al snd hs. enlisted Tor
four more yrsrs' service
litils Helen Ms,hrftv entrftAinsd ~
~ her friend, ~th parry Saturday sitter
noon from 2 10 O'Clock In honor OF hef
seventh hirthday
\ delightful evening -.s The report from
those vho attended tho tnforma dance
gwen al The fliprin ball Tuesday evening
w. VI and Mrs uienn terri hill soms 50
coupl~s ~rfe present snd danced until 30
IN Musir sss furnished BY . ,is .piso.
uf.trsira from S.pulpa Iuseh ~n served
throughout tho c,rhins
y Henley entertained The msmhsr, 81
entertaining NaN this week
w sd 'pcut SUNDAY 9Th her parents,
NJ aud Mts chstlry WnfsnhetI
M,s Rachael Adsu " Tulsa h.. ae
rrpttd iosiiion a. tienosTspher In the
.osft slctk . office Mas Pearl Yr.sr ~
sgi.ug
Nft & Ninson ~. 81 IN bsa,ids ~
Nr " 4 Mover a. Tulsa Tnesds, Mrs
Mo,tt is seriously NO IN bospii th.fr
N's John Smkins is waiting her .on and
fami, At Lexington No
= Rel And family have moved into
~ n,s tssid'n,c on Fourth street which
they recently put'ha,ed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
RIGHT OF WAY ASKED
FOR TAKING MEASURE
simmons Would sp~sSi up Consider
alton ~ Biii--Many Amendments
, Are Submitted.

WARRINGTON. Dec. rorma
notice was served on the senate TO
dsy hy chairman Simmons ~ IN,
fphu'e cummitice. that beslnnins
Monday. he Aould ask that all Other
business he laid aside TO give con
llnucd ana uninterrupted consider
alton tn the war revenue hill
Action ou amendments WAS halted
today hy general debate
In rrHuming general discussion oi
routToVrtted pueHtiunH senator
smoot ~ tihh. republican. began an
address when he Will continue Mon.
duy. attacking principally tho plan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Sdpuid.

Miss Ida nowi,, LEFT saturday Tor H,ltnn
| ls'N whetc ,hs ~H called ~ the serious
'i',c'' Of her f'ih't 49,.
spout sunday -ith fncnd, In Mustos,e
N's Mary SpAnsler lett Mondsy Tor
laiIas 1',as
=, W.; ,,,,, ,'',.sn,. sr::, sGSr,!. ,.!D'n.a Mo.
sr,t md gu"st Of itisnd,
Mss ousl Sh.'ier spert tho ~esl end
wi,n friends IN ksnsAs CO
VI sni Nrf Charles warren and Mr..
ith ltohsttaon l'n MondAy tnf -, Louis
W and Mr. Nsl Gsblsr .nd ,~o ehil
dflu friufn'i Nonday from a ten isa
VET sih ttisti'rs o. toNsy vi'ls Nan
Mr. n'lg, r',ntusd sund.} from
,"n'..r We whore 'hs ~" sIl,d BY
Nrn Majors Ms'ss Of Ninus 10 the
quot oi hu cousin. Mrs Buteh HunetL
W ,rd Nu Ray n,nrm.n o' R.rn..
VI sod Mrs Ja b nruir
Nv n Good koonit W. and W.,
NIfrh burntii Nisses Afehis Hurnstt
Vac iEgi and Helen MURPHY spent Run
W., Z PstrJ ,rd daughter. maih
ilushrth returned Nouday tram - l.ham.
tp whore ihp vcfs the gu.ss Of Mrs
Misses s,l,, ione, Rob V1inn. v,r,
NurtvIu And Clare hAattt spsnt the
we's cod 'n osishoma tiJ a. The ri-i
o. friend
Mits lrmA DsNilltfs returned home Tues
dav from ksntas tity where shs IL 81
t~ndinE llornsfs Institute ~ frs sris
Nr " I Abbott and Nfs tifl Herr
me sprM wsdrssisy DO Tui,a
Mn " l.. sandsfs returned 11''dJ
ifom Alsnts 80 s'pf thrss months
wat thr ~A' reDmp.nisi by her lister
iG Ias, Nrs 'afu'tse Sander,
Mu Kathleen I -n Of % ishoms CtJ
ia r house quot u Mics llslsn Ton.
A La-
Caroline returned Wednesday from . wit
~ill 'rend, In kArsN City
Miss flotense Hare sent In pashuska
lhufsdsy to titit friends
ME- z H'skemor ,ni ,an ThoniN
T.. lett Wednesday ior RoonsVnls Ark N
visit until anst Chrstm. wih W.,
blatsmofe psrruis
Nv 4 T Isnniug. wss ho,tss. IN The
Tuesdsg rlnb thif seek Mp q & TAYLOR
and Mrs " 4 Nsgusf ~,fs quests NJ,
J, u. Rice made toy sooro. The neit meet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

stretch bo not put your coat on
over sick room apron
N fresh OR tr~atmsn, n being used
In patients bedroom aui attendant
needs 10 wear sweater. N should h'
worn under the apron and its sleeve.
Ahould ho protected hN paper cuffS
FOOD. Get three good meals a
day N tho family cannot provide
them safely, 80 20 u nearby roEiau
rant. get your friends to Nr'c them
and send them IN notify the Red
Cro~ that you have nothing 10 eat
raw egg broken ~ a pint ~ min
eaten with crackerH from a hoN. is
sustaining N not aesthetic, DO not
attempt to ~ withou, food
Hl.ELr Go homo to sleep N po-
sihie. DO not sleep IN patient room
unless II IN large and very well Ncuti
lated. \ well nurse eiEht hours "A
day II better than no nurse at all
I'rsydurc IN Patterns I,~,iropni
WEAR MASK CONSTANTLY Iut
on surgical long -lreNgi gown or all
over kitchen apron hefor. approach
ing patient This onl, takes SECOND
aud must Ice done v hen leaving pa
tients room. n there H. any danger
~ this gown brushing against WutH
kitchen chairs. stink or Hn,r. put
hNlclrs thhl YOU HfN carry NIX ON
clean nrwspapcr spread On char or
table IN hall. remove apron IN such
way that inner surface which
touches your dress ia folded togr'her.
ani hang apron safely lust inside ar
outside patients bedroom Then
slip on another Kitchen apron. pick
up newspaper containing articles
and proceed with them aS neccsN, ~
Wash dresses are preferable. bat
~ool.n dresses may be worn with
perfect aafcty N washable aprons
ar. worn constantly one Tor ths
patients room. the other when work
ing outside tho room.
NEWSPAPERS ASk the family 10
get you n larg. bundle. cut snmr ~
quarter squares, save others whole
to put on floor, make cofnucopiaS to
receive IN. Hoiled paper nhpkinH tn
spread on 'ahlea. Chaifs or other
pieces of furniture on which yuu are
likcly 10 have 80 plaC" PATIENTS
Thermometer. ntomiIer, dishes. linen.
etc
Whenever a picco of newspaper
has been used once, crumplo n NJ
and put In "a large CornucOpa until
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

glasses nr" worn, nevertheless II In
The only raf- method NJ procedure.
lf possible, 40 not use IN. same
mask twice nnl"bs n has been boiled
To cl"inHr masks whether gaugc or
handkerchief Keep special saucepan
un the back of IA" stove filled with
cold water. brop In removed mask
boil ton minutes. then dry IN oven or
IN u clean place keep unused mask q
In folded newspapers until needed
again
llanda Garry personal soap. nall
brush. orangowood stick. paper tow
els. and all. oNW Kitchen spron, Roll
sleeves Ia olbowa n thrrc In any
danger of attendants upper arm
coming IN contact with tho patient
or tho bedding. cover with news.
rhpcrs or tissue pap, tpaper cuff
fhshinnl
keep personal toilet articles In n
rubber lined bag or IN largo paper
bags Destroy each paper towel M
soon as used
when hands have become infected
hy touching patients dishes ar he'd
dinE du not touch faucet n there
~ no one IN the house to turn on the
water and the elbow cant he uOd
take - square ~ newspaper 80 that
surricdlly unclcay hands do not
come IN contact with tho meta
faucet, Keep your hands away from
hair, nose, mouth. eyes, dress pocket.
etc. until washed
WASHING HANDS, is- plenty Of
soap. Struh hard rinse several times
se warm water when possible Have
tube - cold cream or NaArline, rub
a little into hands after each wash.
inf
FRESH AIR GO on. In the freah
nir at least once In twn hours. 10
not get chilled when ~ doing. ifyou
only walk from tho house 10 the
corner and hnck, II In better than re.
naming IN tho house - hours ON n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Social Side
of he'Sfdfe
(IdrenOre.

W. ant Ms ! Herbert Moots NJ and
VIZ ihpuin NJ and Mr. -
"fits"ld moiotsd 10 TULSA Thuf,Iay eve
Ming N Atisnd tho shaus
Mf u " t,stt Mr. " T. shelton .nd
W. Hhorha Nirno's wcfr Joint hpstrssrs ~
ihr thfislIsu Lsit,N Aid at The Jatl
home ltufsdav afternoon 1he time was
'p'ni 90 mailing comforts Ari holiibr tho
res IIaf Husihtss session The SOWING -
t''f'. hwen'' sa' = feature Of th, evening ,
enjoyment ard proved tho host,Asrs Va Lr
V'ft 'ul sas'u' otrs
NJ l,as waited In Tulsa Thu'.i,,
Mu thAf'N Starr Of t"lunsvtIe T4isa
county. sH q ~sss end NItLof ~ ,ho n ST
sfarf hsWf
Miss Canine MclAin Of rtyor "a, /.
w'ct end gust ~ Mr.. Lloyd M.i.n At
N" n Snit home ~ as scrom
rsniri hy Ms NeLsin.s hilis ION, iprd
STAR " laiu vho hsd h-en ,i.iiins tartr.
Nu James nufsr ~ VnspAv b. o. tho
bono Of hsr dAashtor, Mira. II su'tord.
w. Harold frosty returned rtid,, 10
hef hom. In Chslsss ,i,ss . visit AZ thr
hore Of her hroihp. Attorney l. <
Robson
NJ q { spll,r of Tub. ,psr, r,ar.
a. ~ ihc rv guest al the home ~ Nj
AMI Ma l.. Kohron
Mr u ~ khho AID d,usbi,t ~,
Guntet nustsotth ~ 4.n Antania rr.,
sp'ni 1hpfsi,Y 90 lu'sa With friends ani
'hYp.ns ,,..,.. 49,.
nome
,usuor scent ot 'rul.stst .rsri ltlt,,
srd saturday In me rit, attending ile
Rogs'' County Poultry ,how
Nst G'ai,s t"ot hai a. tss sunday
ru,ti Msa Ns'Na rhil'rps ~ lNolA
VI and Mr. Need Iohnsou - ruIa
.p'nt Su7ia, M thc riif Turttt ~ NJ sli
NJ i,lru' Robins
NJ william Mondsy ~ ut'.hon, Cuy
Ia, inlu.i boz husband pr Nillsm Nor
dA, hDfs tn make hft home
Me- tlru0 NrffNhl' spout N1ndsy M
run with trend and ou husinDs
NJ snd Nfs Ira ifvir spent Mrisy .r
'h'lssa roins 10 rent thc farm ag,b on
NJ .od Ne Rp stafford ~ r',
spsni MNdAy I0 me rIp 9th W apJ
NJ " g. iuh0ston NJ stafford ssiuru
luy home and Ms saiiori remaining for
~, e. , Robson. ,,-omp,-.ed nv t.,
rent MoriS n luln With Mr. q e.
sIiis'H
NJ. y Rus,os spi ,on Ctvl.. ,s
'nfnri i'idav from Camp IItet1ifk NJ
Nritroe Is iulrg vprk iu tho
ann ucfu And oil remain unit. tn fftt
Ni,, idr. Wolfe ~ rul,a ,psrt ,,ira,,
~ me Ht -.i Mr. riid returning home
MONDAY morning
Nn T. 70 Dav, srd Mu q u Haylsn
spert Iursisy n Iuln shappins
Nt tirun hfrryhill n snjoiing b-.u
tI'u ne~ Nosmsf automobile hitihdsy
present from hsf hushArt
Nr i e Sindof' csmr NO fror "a
rul'A Snnda} fnfA visit wtih Mfs ptdd
Mss Rarhsb siAiorf snd Mis- Vlol.
Neat'f Of sspuipa ~rfe me seek end quests
81 the hone o' Mu riJd ou ChieLna~
A,crnr
M,t inu Clements Of Casper wyo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

The Montrosr shop at Main and
fifth IN showing some exquisite cam
eos In ring and brooch mountipgs "
Asiatic and Venetian designs and
the prices are very low
Thcrc never has tprn q time IN thu
history of the country when "dr,-~.
up was morc cl,nriy the spirit oi
the dny.
u takes experts 10 clean Vel,r,
and plush coats and that In why the
bohnefeld Cleaning Co H. able Ia
specialize on them. for their work ls
always from the hands ~ export.
enced cleaners.
Biark wtin hats cmhro,dcr~s ~
sts~l isrnds will tn among earl,
spring fs,oritcs.
only one moro pool table for tho
larger children at the Mary Janc's
Children'S shop, IS East Fifth
Whether tniIorcd ar on sem. .drr-.
lines, spying suits arr bcing made
with drnpablc collars.
It's getting close 10 Christmas and
Mrs. orr. In very busy DO not de
lay your order for fruit cakes. sol.
dier boxes and home made candies
oo6 south Boulder. phone S6ss
In the evening trucks tirrr ~ IA
strong demand for heavy and cInh-
ornate brTasit~ and again for bril-.
liant coioringS
First Of all. want TO tell you ~
tho art flowers Jus, received ~ the
Tulsa Art 4 Gift shop, $50 South
Main, They are the most ideally
natural flowers YOU can imagine and
they are very pretty for holiday dec
otntlon. You simply cannot tell them
from real flowers without touching
them This progressive shop IN show
ing large variety of the latest ere
ations In art and In such pleasing
numbers you will surely find the
very gift you want for each and
every member OF tho family. friend
or soldier boy.
Gcorrctir cables from Pnris that
large hats arr assured for the ,yn,.
Ing -~nson " the Alsatian bow
achieves -u,sS'-s- GcorrviH original.
nj this clever trim and this idea was
ruggr-'"i frum tho Alsacc. iorrainc
influence.
This IL the timk ~ year when hats
are one OF tho Interesting topics of
the moment. and "a visit to Miss
iierold's Millinery shop, 81 IVES,
Third street. is most convincing
Monkey fur or rinsc Il all tho rngc
II IL uscf by Gcorwctir for millincr,
purpo~rs and -ponsorcd by Cailo for
drcx~s.
There In cheer In tho picture from
home and n they have been taken
hy tho ds Gueldre- Rivkin studio
framed IN one of their esutisite
frames they have received tho las,
word IN photographs.
Straight noupt~- which arr nm
'urr ana newer treatment ~ the
hobblc skirt arr again noted.
IT'S Chtistmar time. and "A bcnuiI
ful set ~ furr or "a fur coat Ia the
desire of every woinnn's heart. nnd
how satisfying n II N that fur IL "A
fur. which insnre- us siytc
and quality Mrs Coyie r.prrseni
Ing these famous furr. In M Miss
lach-on's Exclusive shop. In the
building.
Ono hears morr ~ evening fprl.
Al the pr-unt time than Of nm,
Dtipcr style ~ dr-s-.
The season for social affairs IN
with us and ihr boys ara coming
home giving the incentive 10 "drnas
up with this In mind. the Eastern
sample Millinery. 20 West Third ~
has brought ON some escep,inn,I
models aud at prices that will please
YOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

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mrnts. ih,-, ,r ,.. l',..
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fitnpr. \.,,r ,.. ,.,..l' w, ,.,.ti..
Ia hnpjIr ,r,ih'r. r,.' ,..,.r,.,
,,.,,'. '''W W.
clean r,..,,.,',.
cluauslus utth ,n,, and a mr.
iu ,h,pyiu, 80 ,,,.,.'.,... I,,.,, AL,
palI ~ ,,ld W,f,r ~ ft.-I. ,,ri r, a.
ibI, pI,,, r,v.,,,,.. - ,,,,, t.It
sheets ami pillnN ,,.,.. .,. .,,ch 4. n,
moved. IA. II ara ',,,,.,,,t,,,. r,tt. .,.,,,
die ,n,ur,N nm, A DIN, ,,',,,, ,,,I
roll II "A ,,.nuJ ,it,, DO, ., Lion, ,,,v.
paper prfnro .rutir, .l, l,tn.u,drJ,
this linen .hnu.,i t., ,,.,...,..,, ,, ,,It
water. vn,,h A.. ,'Inv', 49, ',,,, T.,
tho bulllr, r,lui. .ur. l.l,, ,,., nan
utrs II ma n,.W b., ur.,,., 4, ', an,
scut wet 3, An, I.u,.i,, .y,.il, r,r,,,f
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paper and n,v-r.rrr ..,,t..,,,.,.
may H., used N r..'., ,,l.,,,. ,,d
small p,prl I,.. 49,, mai '',r,.,,.,II.
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N ,"' ,,a'n W 'n' l''l"N' o n'hh "
t u ll.,'', ~ very "''k ana cough
N 500 ." ~ " ''"' l''''i luNt
Wv VIZ Hn''' may he '''Hlen,N
"nh h'''7 mo i,'l "t INV
'"'"lt ti"w h''"nlins me Yea.
ION dh'urh b"hl's 'ni lii'l" 'hi'-
W'h WIN masks "ni mosquito net
'lnf nn''sS the mosquito u"lllng n 80
arranged thhi " allow for very
'l'" 'H'uldlinn "t ar MhHk' i"r all
"'her palirniH NJ" advised. hut when
respiration " lahorrd, they are very
nara on the pailcnt
W ~ "
iaiicnt'H mash should hc hanged
whenever moist Hud al least every
thre" hour handled carefully and
dropped into cold water when re-
moved. Wet linen II ALWAYS safe
llnen, ahm.rg" any linen sheets,
pillow cases, napkins nighidr,~scs.
labl"covcra etc. taken from pa
tents room, untl boiling IN possible
In homes whur" II can ho arranged
a boiler az ~ mrg" pail tvu-thirds
run or cold water. placed Ia the cor
nor ~ tho PATIENTS room, ia a safe
receptacle. for this may be- carried
from the room tu the stove
AMI the contents hoiloi without
further handling
trerh air, Avoid chilling patient
IN changing bed. turning pillows @5
doing anything for the patient vGirh
involves any exposure Whatsoever or
turning down ~ bedding. close win.
fows, at other times. Keep windows
open. II possible. allow fur current
" air through tho room. but not
icros., The bed. " the bed II In "a di.
rect iraI between window and door
screen made ~ uhaits. |
clothes frame, or bS pinu ng sheet |
Ia culihcSline stretched urross room
'rt fr"Hh air into m" room but keep |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15

inl vii he held In ivo weeks
mrs J. y Uooise ~ss hostess 10 ths
ooed WIZ club Thursday Mr. ! u An
dstson siil he hostess IN two ~sets
hrs Oeorae Hoy returned tAiafday Ia
her hone In BaNslo, \ V, htsf vialtln /
her slater, hp "a MeMason here
Mp " kisr returned Friday after
,-o ~e,ts' Wait ~ith friend, In inis
pend.he, ksn
M,.s Ruth Willisms snd Nr, Don Lind
ssv departed sundsy for Mseoh. ia Va
visit the lattet's husbsnd N Camp hsn
coek
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-15
Elizabeth Ann.
Looks About TOWn
and She Says:

Make il an old time Christmas this year
BY giring gifts and offering cheer.
Join the Red Cross each and crery one.
Father. Mother. Daughter and Son.
And the empty stocking fund spells happiness. too.
For the Riddles Tho harent been fortunate you
Come Santa Claus Tith rush and a roar
That you may BE- heard from ercrg door.
Then an old fashioned Christmas friH surely De-
Fun Of happiness and gifts from the old fashioned tree