Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-16
WAR.
BUDGET SHORT

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East Davenport, Mrs. Reese. l2eI
East Fnlrview
nsagea Mr Tate BRADY GlS North
Denver; Mr A. H. Young t2I North
Cheyenne Dr NJ. r. Springer. Fair
view ana Usage. l.. r. Lewis. ll4O
North Cheyenne J W Dodge. 2i9
North Cheyenne o.
RiVerNiew Committee to he Rp-
pointed hv the executive committee
ScquoyRh- Mrs c. NJ Martin. Is
Fast FRston. Mrs, r. ". Young, 0S
r.. Haskell. Mrs ~. V. Tuhhs. III
Fast Haskell; Mrs Frank Peterson.
baj North Chevcnne Mrs II. E.
Burus, lli East Haskell
WashinEton--W. o. Dickinson,
corner Glen and Wheeling. Frank
lnPrahRm. i22 South Wheeling. r.
NJ Wooden lO2 South Wheeling; g.
A. piper 1897 Burnett; T. 4 Mad
doN 20i6 Hodge. c. " Moare, 20l4
Fast Hodge; A. II. Cory, ~ South
Wheeling
whitticr-aLo n Hutchinson cor
ner Glen and wheeling; A. H. Rob
inson. North Yorktown: Dr T.. C..
Card, 60 North Yorktown.
Mark TwaIn--Comml,tee named
later
Jerferson--Commlttee named la
ter
with mighty drive Thursday aft
ornoon and f"iday morning the in
domitahle team captains and their
lieutenanta rounded up and collect
ed $2G.la5,5S In subscriptions, which
showed the total over the hill.
Parade Down town Streets
In celebration OF the event the war
workers. following their MONDAY
luncheon at Hotel Tulsa. marched In
file OF two abreast thru the down
town district to the budget billboard
at Fourth aud Main where, with
the Home Guard band blnrinR forth
the strains Of The star SpanEled
| Hammer" the. bucket thermometer
was painted to indicate the grad
unllv rising amount pledged
The parade thru tho streets wns
headed hy the band and the demun-
y'rntiou attracted attention and
aroused enthusiasm along the wav.
The workers Themselves we're inuc
Ulated with more pep and the old
Tulsa ginger than when they started.
| They are confident now That the
budget Is going over, but they have
not slackcncd their pace They rcat-
Nc that rs going tn require hervu-
lean effort TO gain the goal and they
lct the Red Cross headquarters at
Fourth and Ilouider with renewed
determination 10 put forth mighty
effort the remainder OF tho after
noou with n grand driving finish to-
day for the week Every team cap
tain warned his men not 20 he too
confident. FOR over $4,000 IL yet 10
be ra scd and lis got TO come tod1v
Every man was instructed 90 put his
shoulder little further under the
wheel TO- todays assault,
Visit Iicd Cross Headquarters
Following the demonstration st
the billboard war BUDGET bucket the
workers marched 90 tho Red cross
headquarters IN the old Chris'ltn
church building, Fourth and noul-
dor. and were given glimpse ot
the noble and inspiring work Tulsa
Wome are doing for their country
and the nations fighting men. Here
over ono hundred women ure sew
ing ard knitting daily and the
amount ~ work they are doing is
shown IN the report for February.
when they made 5000 SURGICAL
dressings $500 hospital garments
and knitted t.oo0 other rarment.
Th,se consist Of bath robes bed
shirts and operating garments and
underwear f0r the wounded
f.. Roger Kemp head OF tho local
division. explained the work. and eN-
claimed Il want you boys to sec
what Nou are working for"
e. r Rogers. who had spoken at
/ the luncheon. was called upon for
speech and responded with q glow
ING and eloquent tribute to the Red
Cross, although he declared " need
cd no encomium from anybody
Long before the present war began !,
he'd heeu doing noble service for
humanity In every disaster through
out the world and 1t is the one thing