Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-11-17 | Page 20 | Knitted Wear Given to All Men at Lewis

KNITTED WEAR K GIVEN TO ALL ALLMEN w MEN AT LEWIS M Mek ek Ca Camp m Theatres Open l While hile WhileS l hilt I S I Influenza tool iz a Cases Show I 2 Decided Decrease w Camp mp Lewis Lews Tacoma Wash Nov officer and mon man of or the er E Every I Thirteenth division now Is la supplied a wet sweater and two pairs pair of or socks sock I Cross the iho gift of or the tho American Red Iced Practically every article was 38 knitted f by Y women omen In the western states from fro I the tho camp has drawn Its men 3 Officers of tho the Thirteenth division today given ghen knitted wear the I received men already having the articles Soon oon women throughout the he west will win be lIc receiving letters from fr hese hese officers thanking them for their hell I I kindness the Red fled Cross In camp i The work of ot It was an announced I an-I ns shown today when an Red Cross officials hero have havo distributed sweaters to soldiers socks mufflers mUC- mUC here Shere pairs of s flers pairs of oC wristlets helmets helmets- dish towels pairs of blankets and 1 2129 9 comforters beIdes be- be Ides thousands of other articles to I Individual ual men and In the tho hospitals I Thirty thousand and face masks principally pally all during the Influenza epidemic also were Issued b by tho lied Iced Cross The office of the the camp Judge advocate advocate ad nd- d. d Is now examining for tor naturalization naturalization natural natural- on December 0 9 all nIl aliens allons in In- In eluding enemy aliens who i desire to American citizens citizen 7 Minor MInar aliens also will be naturalized Ion con on th that t. t date ate t Monday will bo ho a gala Sala day here for tor in that ahat Is tho the date on which the In Influenza In- In quarantine will be bo lifted according ac- ac cording to announcement macro maco here toda today Theatres In camp will open tonight The quarantine was ordered October 19 ID last q et The weekly health report for tor Camp Howls Issued today shows sho that during tho week Just passed Influenza showed sho a consistent decrease from tho J eek before with 41 11 cases against S the the- previous pre week There were wore cases of pneumonia reported an apparent Increase of ot 61 Cl over tho the previous pre pre- Ious sous week but this number was due io to o late reporting of ot cases b by the base baso hospital There There- were only onh eight deaths The Incidence of Influenza for camp would show a much greater reater decrease were were ere It not nol for the tho fact that out of recruits from Alaska arriving nr dur- dur the week 10 have been transferred transferred transferred trans trans- to tho hospital with Influenza Of Ot these 93 were admitted on one da day The report also shows 68 58 cases of measles 36 SC cases of ot mumps and only one venereal cn case e developed among amonI the soldiers In camp