Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-11

This means that harCcr work than
ha" htrh doup Net mus, hc done the
next tour DAYS. n the quutF ls tu Ice
cold tN saturday night However
thr I,g reports are Just beginning TO
com" tu NcstordaN.s sales very
nearly oquallcd those Of Monday and
Iut.dHN combined The Commo-
dores ana captains have just begun
TO hit their stride.
H. w Sinclair who has hocn out
ot the city since Monday returned
yesterday and some biz things are
expected from risusLc ccial committee
Nhru u gets into dcUOH today Com
II oCnia Sinclair and number Of
specially chosen men of the fnau-
ciAl world who are supposed to know
Jurt how MANY bonds each Of the
lorW mtltuuu.IDs' are able 10 buy
considering then heavy income tax.
which thCN must pay at once, and
other financial burdens they are
rryinC, suud who are supposed to
know the financial condition OF every
man Of w"7lth In the city were ap-
pointed 10y Admiral Davenport TO
handle the sal" of the bonds among
thls class OF citizens When Com
modore SinCiflr makes his report to-
cay or tomorrow, IN" Citys quota Is |
expected to lump forward fully so |
per cent
Response Gratifying.
A. heretofore reports W TO and |
including yesterday show that the |
major portion OF the sales 30 rlr
has been 20 the wage earning and
saldricd clagscs and their response
mas been highly gratifying. 4 few
ielu@ls are being reported daily by
tAe captains and Commodores but
nearly everyone who Is able to do
30 is buying a bond Those who re-
iuto and can buy will be investiga-
ted
An interesting fact in connection
Win ur" Lhcrty bond drive ls that
VINO enc city ~ stralning every |
h'' We lu sell It's quota OF these. the
|', "I ihrt stamps ls reported 10
'' ''iEer Tor The last few days than
tN'I IhH is indicative of The pa-
t'i'Nc feeling that pervades ever, y
NAN woman and child in 'ruIn
I"of' VINO ic'l that they cannot bp.
y h"ni are buying thrift stamps
u'l'I Ih'Itd to DO their bit however
""nIu', may ur. for their country
NHwW ~ \. " Davenport states A
tndt while tho sales In the cltv star,- 4
'd or bI' slow the way they Il
picked up yesterday gives conf. n
d'nce that Tulsa will go over the |,
Top hy me end ut the week
striking Old Stride
We must average SOC. 600 a dev
for the next three DAYS" he said h
and J think wei do II very nicely
We are Just striking the old Tulsa
stlldr, and once struck 1t never
fans"
Hc reported that the total sales
in the county outside the city To be
s3j last night. for a total OF $4,000 [
The women's clubs have sold Ss5 I
bonds for a total value OF $3.50. 600 /
This is included OF course. In the
totals for the cntireocity.
owasso completed its quota YES
terday selling St4,5OO worth OF the
bonds, over $4,000 more than was
asked.
School district No near AfIpro
also went over with It's quota YES
teTday. selling $3.50 worth OF bonds
or two or three tirtos as much as il
was expected to sell
Nlce Nielsen. Americas celebrat-
"d prlma donna win be an honor
guest ut the luncheon Of Tulsals Lin.
fr'y hond salesmen and war work
'Ia at Hotel Tulsa at noon today.
Reared IN America.
Al. mere is no foreign blood in Alice
'''l' 7s veins She is not an "ip-
I'',' song bird She was reared
.,.,. we h.aIi or America, being a ma
we Of Kansas city ana cverv haa, a
~ n.' heart II for the stars ana
tb,la and the sammies "ovcr
r,-E, u IN the city for concert to- I
s.ro az Convention han ana viii
,r.L.a MS only she can sing for ~ IN. WV WI
hr. =, war workers today some 20 %,
"' i'rorlto numbers 'o'ne ot
lar r..,a M'il,on was the most popu- 7
opera s,.-, @ 'ohna Americas light l
ors-, .I'f ever knew. In grand =
t1',,, ta ana ana In CONCERT she has rns,n nrSnd o
Arro.t.o.ne t one Of the best loved ~ S'ay oy J
The ,syo,,,s ava : sonsbirds, II not indeed '
,rrI ,'t 'ho viii he given w.,oo,,. L
'a sho deserves eoss v',"Ile lime