Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-20
ALL READY TO GO
TO KANSAS CITY
Rotarians VIII Start sunday Morn
ing; Tulsa Headquarters mt
Baltimore Hotel.

number OF cars was definitely
pledged at yesterdays meeting OF
the club. Several carloads VIII
make the trip Friday and saturday.
in order to complete advance ar
rangements for the delegation, while
a number will go by train. Approx
mately 1875 Rotarians and their
wives will comprise Tulsa's repre-
sentation at the coveuuon.
Hotel assignments were made yes
terday. At least 1000 more dele
gates will attend the convention than
was anticipated. therefore the Ro-
tarians living in Kansas city district
will have to put up with some In
conveniences. In some cases as
many as seven Tulsans Will occupy
"A single room.
C'y Avery, who Is to he in charge
Of the run, announced that the time
OF departure had been changed
from 10 to O'Clock next Sunday
morning. The Avery car will act as
the pilot and will mark all turns
plainly A service car will go along
To make repairs and attend to all
trouble The cars will leave the
Avery farm. east Of Tulsa, at In
tervals Of five minutes so that the
promptly 9 o'clock. Each car will
he given a number and viii not
get ahead OF its place In the line.
Chanutc WIN Entertain.
j. A. McKecvcr read a letter from
the Chanute Rotary club stating that
all arranfements had been made to
entertain the Tulsans there. cha
mute will be reached at o'clock
y. m. A large swimming pool Will
be placed at their disposal and after
ward a dinner viii be served. The
lola Rotary club will be at Chanute
to participate In the reception and
following the entertainment Will
take one-halt Of the party TO lola
10 spend the rest OF the night.
They will be rendered n noon
day luncheon at CoffeyNille, the
first stop, by the comercial club Of
that city. Monday the only stop
will be at ottawa, whore the cham
bcr OF commerce Will be host at
MONDAY luncheon. The party will
reach Kansas City at o'clock Sun
day evening and will proceed imme-
diately to the seven or eight hotels
to which they have been assigned.
Every Tulsan at the convention
green ties and green socks white
trousers and shoes and blue coats.
They will wear four-in-hand ties In
the daytime and bow ties in the
evening
President Ar G. HeEgem has APP
pointed Glenn Conden manager OF
publicity for the tour Condor, In
conjunction with col. c. Il. Douglns,
Is getting out n special Rotary club
edition of the Tulsa Spirit. filled
with Rotary news and Tulsa statis-
tics and profusev illustrated Sew
erai thousands OF these will be dis
tributed at the convention Tulsa
headquarters will be at the Bal
timore hotel. where two rooms have
been reserved for that purpose.
Ouslcy May Speak.
DR.. Clarence Ousley, assistant sec
retary OF agriculture, who has been
invited to address the convention.
will be the special guest of the Tulsa
club at Kansas City. the invitation
having been extended through Alex
ander II. Kerr, member OF the local
club now serving the government as
a special worker In the department
OF agriculture.
Past President ". A. Vandever
gave the club n delightful surprise
by introducing n bevy OF talented
singers and musicians from the Van
dever store. The Misses Kelse and
Wood, two dainty misses. sang some
wartime parodies to the accompani-
mcnt af ukeleles and were given
rousing encore. Led by Miss Ethel
Kuhns the Vandever chorus then
sang a -parady by Miss Nellie Payne,
especially written for the Rotarians
The words Of the chorus were then
displayed on large card and the
Rotarians sang II with the girls
The next one was written by Miss
Idone Williamson and proved Nari-
table riot"
Another Rotary song introduced
by the young ladies and sung with
pep" by the Rotarians, ran as fol-
lows:
Hello Jack! Hello Bill.
I'm gosh -darned glad TO see you
here.
How's your club, how's the bunch,
And tell me, how's your MONDAY
lunch
How's your boys at the training
camps;
Are YOU spending your money for
w s. stamps
For Liberty Bonds and Red Cross
fund -
That's the wav to beat the Hun!
All Of these songs will be sung
by the Rotarians at Kansas city.
Edward Soph Of the Edward Soph
company talked about scientific
safety first" and labor-saving de-
vices in such clever way that no
one was bored II was one OF the
cleverest speeches heard by the Ro-
tarians in some time. He inter
spersed his remarks with much
humor.
As an Indication OF how thorough
hy the Rotarians are In tune with
all war campaigns 1t was announced
by Lee Levcring after the meeting
that he had sold S45 worth Of
Thrift stamps at the luncheon. This
is about the average sale each week.
The Rotarians all made their w. S.
s. pledges yesterday, as they will be
in Kansas City on June 28, the big
day"
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