The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-27
LIS POuRiN
VS. STAMP DRIVE
! DRAWS TO CLOSE
More Memberships Are Need
ed in Limit Club,

J The Limi, club Is the most important
club in Oklahoma City right now. and
L Is not an exclusive organization,
either. Every one who can possibly
buy $1,000 worth OF war savings stamps
is urged TO become a member at once,
before the war savings drive ends to-
morrow.
Mako Pledges Esrly.
The life insurance men have charge
Of the club and have on file the names
OF everyone in the city who can al
ford 10 70 the limit in buying stamps.
The committee will see TO II that none
one the list will miss being asked to
join; in fact, they will be urged TO be-
come members OF the club II is the
thousand dollar pledges that will do
the most to raise the Sj2000O1 necessary
for ocr share in helping win the war
People are urged TO pledge early to-
morrow morning, II they have not al
ready pledged all the war savings
stamps they can possibly buy before
January !. The polling places in each
precinct will be open from 8 o'clock in
the morning till every pledge is in. A
committee will call on all those who
do not have their pledges in by night,
and II is hoped that everyone will try
10 save them the trouble by coming to
the polls.
Many Sign at Bank.
Many are signing pledges at the War
Savings bank today Others have
signed at their places Of business. And
still others signed last week during the
drive OF the women's division.
George Barnes, state director of the
national war savings drive, arrived
from Muskoeee today and will be here
for the big state rally tonight at the
War Savings bank. John Wilkinson,
labor leader. and Chief Gunner Richard
Waite OF the British navy, who will
speak at the rally tonight, have also
arrived.
Following the rally, at which the
band from the First Field aTllery 1T
Fort Sill will play, special street cars
will take the crowd to Belle Isle, where
the Midnight Frolic will be staged
Dance music by the military band will
attract q large crowd, it is expected,
This Is to defray the expenses OF the
state campaign.
Limit Club Members.
New members of the Limit club an
nounced today are J. b, Jeifries, u,
G. Russell, b. b. Jones, Mrs. B. B.
Jones, J. B. Harrison, John w. Field,
A. M. Barber, J. V. Moore. John Sno-
poulo, S. c. Polassis, J. d. Landlord,
Herman. Josey, NJ. B. Leonard, Mrs.
N. B. Leonard, Mrs. F. M. Leonard,
Mary Edith Wentworth, Marguerite
Wentworth, Edgar B. Wentworth ir,,
Judge Thomas H. Owen, Mrs, Thomas
u Owen, Thomas II, Owen jr, Jesse
Owen, Davis Owen, w. d. Wright, Roy
Armstrong, LeMaster Dry Goods com
pany, Oklahoma Publishing company.
z. L. DeVolt Crystal Ice & Ice Cream
company, A. W. Lee, H. r. Houghton,
Kundcr's Lunch Mnnetonka Lumber
company, +, X. Slack, Davis & Young 4
er, Bobert lnglis, J, Henry c. Boig,
Floyd Thompson, w. A. Brooks. Thomas
H Doyle, Mrs. Thomas II. Doyle, Miss
Bessie Pordoc.
The band OF the First Artillery from
Fort Sill arrived at 2 o'clock this after
noon in automobiles furnished by the
automobile men of Oklahoma City. The
band will play at the state War savings
rally tonight in front of the War Saw
ings bank, and following that will
furnish the dance music at the Midnight
Frolic at Belle Isle, given TO dcfray the
expenses OF the state campaign for war
savings.
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base in the North Sea. was five times
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