Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
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The executive committee reported
$500, which added to that reported
Fridoy night, made "A total of $62,-
$3.50.
r. A. Cassidy, special campaign di-
rector, who is here from the national
association, is high in his praises of
the Iubic spirit of Tulsa The re-
suit of the first regular noon report
shows the campaign to be above the
average" he said last evening. and"
he added. with ample evidence that
it will be very much above the aver
age i'm the next few days. Coming
direct from Lynchburg. Va, CON
serVat tive community with only a.
600 white population, and going
throI eh canvass for 100000, with
that amount oversubscribed by $4,000
i'm seven days. big things are expected
from Tulsa to match such a record
However with such unprecedented
team spirit as was shown Friday night
at the opening It does look as If the
Tulsa campaign organization will take
adva ntage of the opportunity to out
class all cities of its size in two par
tiCulai features. civic spirit ana pc
riod Of time, to complete the task.
81 have never started campaign
where the public was so well In
| formed and apparently so well pre-
pared to respond. This in itself is q
record, however the Tulsans may not
regard it as a big one The press is
largely responsible for this cooper
atine with the publicity committee. I
have never witnessed team spirit de-
velop so quickly as it did on Friday.
With the splendid constructive work
of the Young Women's Christian asso-
ciat as the cause. and the interest
and results already shown Tulsa has
the chance to set an example for cit
les Of much larger its size. / DO not
minimize the bigness of the task. II
is one worthy of strong men and good
women. and the $4,000 will come
| only after hard work and const5nt ef-
fort until the last hour.
Notes of th ''Y'' Campaign.
| @ George NJ. Canterberry's team was
/ the banner one yesterday. That he
{ intends to continue to set the pace, is
! evidenced by the fact that he had
/ developed real whip-drire leadership.
! He didn't request his workers to be in
/ his office at o'clock sharp, Monday
morning-he demanded that they be
! there. He intends to get the full
worth of his workers and will start
| early and remain late. Look out for
his report at the Monday MONDAY
luncheon.
Little 5-year-old Roslyn Roberts
bears the distinction of becoming the
first life member Of the Tulsa Y. w
c. A.. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Roberts, paying the secretary the
necessary sum Saturday afternoon.
A contributor who requested that
his name be withheld gave the com
mittee $50 last Friday. The team
captains being at a loss as to whom
to give credit. decided to credit 1t TO
the team doing the most work on
Friday night: and unbeknown to the
members of the Business women's
club 1t was given to the captain OF
the team remaining latest Friday
| night.
OF course all pulpits today will de-
vote q part of the services to the y,
W. campaign.
Tulsa can, Tulsa will.
While the first days work showed
up big, the workers should not be-
come too sanguine-sl50, 900 is some
sum, and there still is ample work
ahead to test the mettle of even Tulsa
Be on the Job at 9 Monday morning