Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
RED CROSS SEEKS
$4,000 MEMBERS
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the pretext of business. There is no
better business at this time than in
aiding the soldiers of America and her
allies by working for the Red Cross.
The plea that one is not acquainted
with the business men Of his commun-
ity also is a poor excuse. as there Is
no better way to become acquainted
than to throw ones heart into this
work, make a canvass of the common
ity and meet the really big business
men and noble women. The loss of
time. II such 1t can he called, ia more
than paid for by the success of the
labor performed and in the friendship p
made thru such work.
Town managers have been selected
for the towns of Jenks. Broken Ar
row, Bixby, Skiatook, Owasso Sperry,
Red Fork, Dawson, Glennpool, Sand
Springs.
Selection of Managers.
Following are the town managers
and the captains who have been Sc
lected to assist them in the work:
jerks: Manager, H. S. Hamilton.
Broken Arrow: Manager. r. r,
Herd; captains, Il. Gardiner, NJ. c.
Williams, Tracy Hunsecker. U. B..
Nader. j. G ~
V. L. Lee. Leon Barth. George Adams.
Charles Foster, L. Bernard, Lester
Green. II. Sandusky, Walter Hensley
and A. Rough.
Glenpool. Manager. F. F. Stewart;
captains, +. Jeffries, V. Lockett. NJ.
r. Self T. r. Pauly. j A. Primm.
r. Finley. Floyd Vowel. V. Cumby
and John Egbert.
f.,
captains. r. Martin. r. W. Blaine. c.
A. Bingham, o. r. Gregg and Joe
Harsh barGer
Sand Springs: Manager. V. A.
Sohiefelhusch; captains, r. Colgin, T.
Hanley. II. ]. Huber. II. E. Williams,
II. f. Bartlett. Louis Barnett, a. r.
w. Kerr. Il. G. Hubbard. Joe Irwin.
7. A. Secord. c. Ciociola, j. w, Gano-
way, 3. F. Breeding. ]. A. Miller. r.
Inbody. NJ II. Stanley Charles Parker.
Amos Yoder, Ross Rayburn. F. I.
Lanron, the Rev. f. c.. sloan, S. r.
Gordon. l.. ID. Corning, J. A. Shogren.
A. ]. Shaultz i. l.. Mathews, S. A.
Gsell, l.. Hohl, ]. Lawless and John
Hall.
Skiatook: Manager, T. L. Wiles;
c. II. Cleveland. A. w. Lucas.
Or: A: j. Butts and +. f. Cochran.
BiXby: Manager, Harry W. wor'-
sham; captains. J, Poorman, L. l..
Wise, ], l. Dunlap, the Reverend
Gardiner, Ruby Reasonover. u. F.
Kays. O. e. Robinscall, Joseph RAN
dolph, ]. Hans Carter and II. II. VIII
cox
Dawson: Manager, George G.
Rhyme; captains, John Curry c. w.
Albright, '. T. Brown and f. Il
Crumrine
Owasso: Manager, DR.. Wilson
captains, Mrs Wade
Myers. Ed Colburn. Miss Daisy Ross.
L, Estell, II II. Hay luen and Mrs. sam
Miles
Speakers 10 Appear.
Beginning tonight the speakers ap--
pointed by the director OF speakers,
j. Burr Gibbons. will make their APP
pearance in the local theaters and at
all public meetings. urging all persons
TO aid in the work by subscribing foI
n membership in the Red Cross.
The goal which has been set in the
United States is $1,000, 00O by Christ
mas eve. Tulsa's part of this big
drive is $4,000 members and il will
take the untiring efforts of every
patriotic man and woman interested
In the welfare OF our American and al
lied soldiers TO put over Tulsas part
OF the program. Each membership
counts, tho 1t Is but one dollar added
% the fuDl being collected turnout
the nation.