Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-12
Tulsa Still Has 80 Per
Cent of Her $5,000,000
to Be Subscribed.
Orators Will Turn Loose Here
Next Week; Meetings in
Small Towns Saturday.

With one-third of the allotted cam
subscribed 10 per cent of her Liberty
loan quota, according to announce
ment of the local committee last nie ht
thru N. r. Graham, publicity director
Mr.. Graham also announced details
OF whirlwind and thoro speaking
campaign. intended to reach p,ae-
tically every citizen of the county
within the next two weeks
United States Senator Rober, r.
Owen will speak Monday night ut
Convention hall. Speaker Champ
Clark will speak here some time next
week, according to avices from
Washington. To clinch the date teie-
grams were, sent to him yesterday by
Woodson Il. Norvell and A. A. Small.
chairmen Of the county Demo,,a,ic
and Republican central committees
respectively. No reply had been re-
ceived nj late hour.
Up to Us. Fcllcrs.
Nearly one-third Of our time has
elapsed and only 10 per cent Of
the money is subscribed" said pub
lic!ty Director Graham In announcing
total of ss79.350 up to date. at is
true that the active solicitation for
is JuSl DtSlnDlnR, out tUf,
committee feels that there is too much
of disposition on the part Of salarie1
people generally and those with small
incomes. to let George do it, in other
words, they are depending on the men
or great wealth to make up our quota
OF S5,000,000. / happen to know that
the wealthiest men are not going to
make large subscriptions: most of
them will stay within the $1,000 limit
that Is not subject to surfaces. It's up
to we small fellows to put It across
The $50 bonds are the ones that must
be sold. No one with more than a
living income should be without a
bond"
Saturday six towns In the county
and one outside will be covered by
flying squadrons of speakers in auto
mobiles. Local bankers will arrange
the meetings. Lee Daniel and George
Reeves, Justice OF the peacs and coun-
ty attorney. respectively, will speak
at Broken Arrow. Bixby and Jenks.
in the order named. The first meet
ing will be at 2 o'clock. the other at
$3.50 and the last at 6 o'clock.
Col. c. b. Douglas, ]. +. Evers and
+. Bee Guthrey will visit Owasso at
2 p. M, Collinsville at $3.50, Skiatook
at and Spcrry at 6 o'clock.
The resources of the four-minute
men were placed at the disposal OF the
committee yesterday. Glenn Condor,
state chairman, will open Oklahoma
headquarters in the Chamber Of Com
merce quarters today. Samrle
speeches and literature will be r.
nished all speakers. N. r. Graham
has been made four-minute chairman
for Tulsa county for Che duration of
the war. Organizations are being
perfected In every county of the state
and the state chairman has instructed
all local chairmen and speakers to
devote their entire time to the bond
campaign for the balance Of the
month. He will supervise four minute
talks In the local theaters every night
beginning Monday. Slides introducing
the speakers have been received from
national four-minute meN headquar-
ters in Washington.
Each day next week at noon a
speech will be made at the northwest
corner of Third and Main. The speak
ers will talk from large truck The
schedule for these meetings follows:
Monday-Judge NJ. A Breckinridge.
Tuesday-Flint Moss.
Wednesday-E Warren.
Thursday--I.ee Daniel
Friday-George Reeves.
Saturday-A. l.. Farmer.
Look for Airpianes.
Advice has been received from the
war department stating that 5S air
planes will bomb the centers of
population on Saturday, October 20.
Therefore Tulsans should not be sur
prised on this date to see a flock of
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