Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-15

/ come. Admiral A. V, davenport
| commander OF tho grand fleet OF
war captains ana commodores' ex-
/ presses the utmost confidence that
/ today's roundup will find the en-
| tire t3,5b6.7O0 more than pledged
| Hard work this morning. re says,
VIII turn the trick and every work
/ cr is ready 10 go out this morning
! determined TO turn IT,
| The total Saturday night when
the ldhcrty loan edquarters
closed. reached S2,042.000 This
did not Include about $3.50. 900 that
is known To have been sold and will
he reported this morning. OF this
$4,000 comes from Cosden em-
ployes, who purchased 2,0b7 bonds,
This IL a record breaking figure for
single industry and wiz probably
not be exceeded or equalled by any
other plant in the entire state. The
whole city ls proud OF the Cosden
men and the magnificent manner in
which they have responded TO the
call OF their country
The Sinclair company also re
ported handsome sales. t1taling
over $4,000, and the employees OF
the Pioneer Telephone Il Telegraph
company purchased between 500
WV anu NaNtVVV NNlif VI bbbAHs
Quota Shy s9id,5O0.
These three sRloa TO be turned in
today will hike the grand total to
{2,e225Oo leaving the quota shy
9i4.50o. From this is 10 he de-
Quoted thousands Of dollars worth
OF sales made by the war captains
and commodores Saturday night
| They worked with rcdoubled ener-
~ and earnCstness, the women OF
! Mrs Murray H. Russelrs squadron
| taking every prominent corner In
/ the main business district and
/ stopping every man who passed
/ them In behalf of the Liberty loan.
This closed the work OF tho wom
| ems division AZ they Will not solicit
, 'his morning Mrs Russell left last
Knight for Ames College, Iowa, whore
she viii visit her only son who will
leave in a fcw cays to join the col
'rs Her division did remarkable
work for Uncle Sam during the
campaign week. selling considera-
nv more than half a million dollars
worth Of bonds.
All the honor and credit do not
20 10 the hig institutions OF the CITY.
Many small business houses made
records for loyal support OF the
great drive. uneKcelled by any Al
the x. G. Waffle House restaurant
| Tor inStfnre, every employe, in
cluding wnitrosscs, cooks and dish.
washers bought bonds. the total for
mat place being about $4,000 This
is only one Of many similar instan-
ces
And II was this patriotic response
/ Of the people generally that has en-
ablcd Admiral Davenport and his
workers 20 put this third loan over
without calling upon the millionaires
TO save the day at the last moment
JAboring People Loyal.
The laboring people OF the city
answered nobly to the call Of duty
The carpenters union purchased
$1,000 worth OF bonds. investing
virtually every dollar in their treas
ury. The plumbers bought $500
worth and all the other unions came
through IN like manner
The railroad employees also bought
iiherally Frisco men buying nearly
Nn,OOO worth. Secretary McAdoo
director general Of railways Issued
an order authorizing them to sub
scribe and have partial payments
heId out OF their pay checks
The gallant little boy scouts rcn
dered inspiring service 10 the cam
paign. A detailed number were on
duty every day ana night at the
adquarters I'm Chamber OF Com
mefe and at the War Savings bank.
whNh was the headquarters of1the
women's division They were always
on the job and their assistance was
invaluable