Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
ALLIED RECRUITING
CAMPAIGN STARTING


WIN three usn accepted .1 the
army. % uUr n.m... n lb0 navy In1
nine In Che ma.., ..u.t Iuo.'tv.
Wat , nifn p.f H.F rar ,N" uU,d
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campaign .a U,.e '.N .n rhc large
num.,r fr."... au..'uaatnIIrc.
Dauur ufn.r l. Information
'r..slaF ru.hr tt .rui spring no
fu ot Hr u.I.o' town moouF
nt. nad ruH 300 per.nun na.
.rmII,f .f fU. .t.I stand A .Hi.
r,I Hr1 drum corp. ut local N1Hn
f,,r musicians Ha.Hfr1 iu raising ihe
..uaI NH GIrnu condor sang pee
ifuu l|.u
s,rr,Ie' NnIpr INIursfou nu1
Sergeant Ford ~ the canadian ARMY
were tho principal speakers.
Makes strung APPEAL
Iu introducing Sergeant Fort lno
chairman of tho meeting Glenn
condor of the marines called 60 the
front of thr platform seaman wye.
att ~ tho navy. Sergeant stroud ~
the army aud sergeant tWk uf inN
marine CORPS Tho blue urfUlHI
Of the sailor ruutfpHt,u beautifully
with the blue OF tho muUurH nod
the Khaki Of ihe army ana thr ihf'e
men were given a great ovation.
which Increased whom Sergeant turI
who has fought ON ,Nrry battle.
front In Europe. stepped forward 90
speak The batter held the attention
of tho big crowd fur fnirty minutes,
lie abandoned his usual s,ofirs Of
hlH personal experiences during
thirty nine months ~ service over.
seas, and made heart to heart ap-
peal 90 the mothers ana wives 70
help enroll the mon Tor military
duty
The British Canadian mission. "
he said wants UritIshtfs ana Cans
adams In this country 10 join up
now ana n they've got the heart ut
a rod hclli,d louise wen take them
There are no exemptions iu uui
armies Tor dependents ana tho soon
er able bodied Americans below ana
above the dram age realize that thoy.
too, are needed on the firing line.
the sooner tho wnr will br over
Tribute to Mothers
lie paid high tribute 10 I'M
mothers and wives who already. have
men In tho service and urged the
others Ia encourage husbands and
fathers TO enlist In the army. navy
or marine corp1
Every cent save over my cE.
penseH," he said. n give to the
American Red Cross n Il was not
Tor the American Red Cross ! would
not be here to-day"
Sergeant Major Livingston told of
his experiences on the western from,
and described tho sacrifices being
made by tha men women and chil
dren Of Great Britain. France ana
Belgium lie told of atrocities that
he had personally Witnessed and cN-
planned why Il is that tho Canadians
take fewer priaoners than any other
troops
Explains Government Plan.
u. A wood, Elton Il. Hunt and N
O. nland all made enthusiastic talks
the latter, M secretary Of the local
draft board explaining In detail how
the government provides for men
with dependents who enlist for mil.
nAIy service aud how drafted met
can bo released to join either ih,
navy or marine corps. nut not the
army
Last night. the recruiting partlc'
visited BiXby and jerks. being at the
at = o'clock D. m The Rev J "
Abel. "tho fighting parson," wa'
among the speakers and tho tive
Canadian sorgcants made talks In
both towns.
Jcnks nnd Rlxby Visited.
Tho women of jerks ana BlNb,
were urged last night TO ostraciz,
every ~ man of military age VII,
does not wear uniform
6erEeants Livingston ana Ford o
the Canadian army both of whom
have been wounded while tiEhtni
In France Apd the parduuclles pro
posed the boycott"
This IL the women'a war sale
Sergeant Ford ~ In up To- then
To see that their husbands sons an,
sweethearts enlist. Just ne the wom
en- of England, Canada and Trano'
aid In the early days ~ the war n
France today no man can get q 10
spcctful hearing from "a woman un
less he wears uniform or a dis
charge badge"
The second night of the allied re
cruitinE drive In Tulsa county wa
highly successful Meetings wer
held at nlNhy and jerks Tho call
~ rturiaV Il civ Hump,uuet than