Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-21
RED CROSS FUND
REACHES $4,000
Big White Ambulance From
Tulsa Gets Far Into No
Mans Land First Day.
WORKERS ARE ENCOURAGED
Generous Response to Efforts
Indicates a Finish Be-
fore Week Ends.
WHOLE COUNTY IS GIVING
Troupers From Theaters En-
tertain Great Crowds at
Nearby Points.
WORKERS ARE ENCOURAGED
WHOLE COUNTY is GIVING


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That SlbO,ooO Nea Nio9s ,I 49, a.plg
lance Tulsa county star 80 .iaI,
mo Mans Lana Ies'el "a g.,
mp wounded SanhlleS a,lu ~ -" :, a. ~. ,.o
nurses Is surely uol 80 ei.r,,,,d
tllNVer couid apuThh uS,2i ,r, e1n,n
IKE II Is dong II s'a' Iu.. ivu Ia ESata
mouse allre anu Is NoiuS IN -'I,,,s
hlckenhacker uS1u 70 udsn a. 80, uun'
race tIa'hs anu uhS no - ~
ping ms derGpIahe throusn ''le an
on ne = fSi'Sh l.,a front. on -...s..tho
Neariy S+o'VoV W,'s iep"r'eI o. S,a.s ,'l
first Iuncheon OF me heu ~ pss
workers al hotel ulsa ye5.e.u"1
noon anu ~ H4shl' ~ W. Sei,.i" -
that the days co'Iecuons i%Ur % thS
greatest mother OF theih al hau
topped lhe $oV'oVV marx
WAS Great beginning
7. ,,.,s thu r,ost brilliant bepin
ming any war fund.- fund has as Ia. haa in Tulsa
60 60 Wy ,,'i,i ,,.;,S, a,,tb,,,iesr, as Tho
@ w ~, ~ iors t,rneA in
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a., - ~ III
A'5 ~, =" ,,.t.,'. -,.o,o f,r+,,ar stirred
i'v 49,, lr'osoi, frar,, w AbeI
'',,s,, - ,,.ho sronsed
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80, e.. w. 8" d5s1,,r,oi, tjdr of ne .IJeu-
tsa o H., - Tho ',iars,,,,., roitar1ted
80 hona ~ bo co,,id march m
70 -, ,';.,' ~ Ssu,r,tne ,,,ha,, "oid
1,TL,',, 49, y. Ia at,ti,ia d. rat,norts
t'i.ar;a aaiooo ,,d ii' ,ba ,.'' taiser
and HE whole pntfu he 'nushed in.
49, 'ii' 49, ~, haie,,,
Lieut.. George Kiscaddon, Tul-
81 officer home on a furlough, also
spoke briefly and was given a great
reception. He said the American
soldiers didn't want anybody's
pathy-they want backing and
support When the total amount
bf contributions was announced he
Bald that is the best slap on the
back the soldiers could wish"
Actors Help Campaign.
One OF the big meetings OF the day
was held at Broken Arrow. where
several capuS1s' led by 'BllP Smith
o. tre -hmINAs theater and three
yhud eVllie acts on his current bill.
heIu torlh on the main street or the
owl entertaining a crowd OF near
was at high mitch and Rroken Arrow
promised to go over the top" with
her quota for the Red Cross before
the middle Of the week The meeting
at Alsuma brought a similar pledge.
This morning Smith and his play !
ers will visit Skiatoolz and Snerrv |
and tomorrow they, viii ho at i{ixby
and jerks Justice Lee Daniel hasi
been appointed four.minute" sneak
er to accompanv this free "Red cross |
show" and made n rousing appeal /
at Broken Arrow
wor,,.,, -, e,,,-
~. I'm, II i''''or' SI''-o'
ne cIAp women made a great
r','.t, o"''1, WIN their tiTst DAYS work |
reporting a total Of $lS.270 at yes
tsrdayS luncheon. OF this amount
mls. Earl w. SincIair's team reported
|"LNl ana Mrs. A. T. Alison's work
I,ls were second with $1,951.S0. Mrs. !
hurry HWNnu, wife OF Captain
WYNN now In France, was third
with SI512 and Mrs G 7 Hindman's
was fourth with S152S.
,,.a.'' Rogers kemps team
~ .',L .L..o.i on m tne lead OF all the men
cre to,,,, ~. gpollll,B ) 4'l9o; a. NY.
which Attorr, ,@ seeIiiu ptu WIN WIN sS,,oV, OF
from the 1au-.ors az oe C&,eS kol $i'o'o
VI we '''''
Business Firms Aiding.
other large sums reported from
various occupations were: The thea |
~ uig t''y, Sl'f50; banks, Sl.-
i%,o'2g WIN only an hours solicit
ara cidihioc, ilIbi oc II, hths, lr. .reported);
Akdsr ter1ris ttv,.auIS; $3.50.
ceived from tbc soic @ ,'I1 ot m 1900 re-
sack of flour. and B,Lt,j sur lherS
The t1ubwomen va I'Nes re.
Following the uncheon ~ brSdS ga
team captains majors and nrIv,tos
ia,t' ~, ,. g.ga N a BODY to the large naint.