The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-26
Captains and LieutenantS Are
Named for Big Drive Next
Week. Ministers to Open
Movement Sunday

Food pledge week will equal III,
second Liberty bond campaign IN IN,
history Of Oklahoma City as It is oN
just as vital importance said Mrs
/ +. l. Wallower, chairman OF the food
campaign for Oklahoma City. whicl
will begin sunday October 28 and last
all week
The conservation OF foods must be
observed II We are TO win the war. inst
as the money muT be given Our sol-
dierS must have food and lot, of it. II
they are 10 be efficient and II IS our
duty Il, citizens OF the United States
10 see that they arc amply supplied"
Men Workers Planned.
John Embry is the city manager Tor
the men He Will appoint a man to
take charge OF each large building IN
the buSlnc,, district as well as the ho-
tells whose duty It will he to secure
the signatures Of all business men
MTt { X. phclp, and Mrs. C. f.
Funk Will be IN charge OF thrA city
publicity II will he their work. Mrs
Wallowcr SAYS to see that advertising
bills arc placed all over the CITY, m
buildings. ON posters and in shop win
dowS, cxpaidngthc nature Of the cam
paign Slides on food conservation will
be run IN the moving picture show all
week, and will be sent directly from
Washington A large electric sign viii
be hung acro,, Main and Broadway on
which will be written, Save the Waste
and Win the Wary
There will also he booths IN the lob
bies Of all the hotel, in the city, IN
charge Of registrar, PasScrSby WIFI be
asked to sign their names.
Topic for Sermons.
On the opening day the ministers in
all the churches will be asked to an
nounce at the close OF the service, that
a registrar will he in the ycstry Of the
church to take the signatures Of those
wishing TO sign up
Wednesday, October 81, a luncheon
will be given IN the Chamber Of Com
merce for the workers, and prominent
men will be asked to speak on food con
seryation but It is not know yet who
they will be.
The state executive committee for
The campaign includes Governor Viii
Iiams, State Superintendent K. II. Viii
son, Rev w II. h. Urch Mrs. Edgar
Z. WaIlower and Mrs. II Coulter
Todd.
The advisory committee includes
John Fields, Edgar s, Bronson, Frank
Thornton, former Governor T. h. Fer
guSon J. A. Whitehurst IL II. Rogers
former Governor Ice Crucc, Carl
Williams, X II. Looiborrow, James
MoGraw, J. NJ Csntwell, {. b. Ames,
k. X, Wooten, {. II. Hyde, Sam X.
Sullivan, Ex-Governor w, {. Rcnirow,
DR.. f b. Fite, James Wilson W. H.
Darrough, {. N, Haskell, Ben +, Hen
nessey and Tom Wade
Publicity Committee.
The publicity committee includes
President |. n McCash, John n.
Shelper, Edward Hislop, Bishop
Meerscheart. Eugene Lorton, Charles
Evans, ], Frank Roach. Bishop Fran
rs K Brooke, Rev Phil {. Baird II |
:. Spaulding, R. II. Vessel Tams Blk
~ D. Blaise J Roy Williams K. NJ |
Clam and Rev ]. X. Thompson.
Special campaign directors from
Washington are Don Farnsworth |
Bruce Kennedy and II. NJ. X. Smith
The executive committee for the city |
'ampaign inclucS Chairman, Mrs. + |
T. Walluwcr, mcmbefs McSdamc,
{. b Adams Joseph Huckin,, II Coul- |
Ter Todd, MarQuard Huckins, Robert
Hull, John Fields, George Rttenhouse.