Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
FIRST DAYS. SELLING
MORE THAN EXPECTED
Though Campaign Workers Only Put
in Few Hours. More Than One
Ono Hundred Thousand.
TO BE FINISHED IN WEEK
Thought That With Efficient Work
city Can. .Oycrsubscribc Quota in
Very Few bays.

Sales OF Liberty bonds In Tulsa
yesterday ran little moro than
100000 and the daily record is ex-
pected to exceed this greatly when
the campaign gets in full swing
Ninita also is reported TO have
doubled the amount sold the first
day OF the last Liberty Loan cam
p1ign, and Grove and jerks have al
ready raised their quota of the money
asked OF them by the government.
The first bond was sold to the
Loyal Women's Bible class Of the
First Christian church This sale
which also holds the honor OF selling
The first three bonds in the local
campaign for the third loan.
Though little effort was made yes
tcrday to CANVASS. thlsa ekpected- TO
purchase large amounts OF bonds
several large subscriptions were re-
ceived at the campaign headquarters
The womon's division reported one
subscription of $4,000 and two sb0,-
OOo subscriptions were reported.
organina tiop Complete.
More than $50 volunteers were
canVassirs the city yesterday. urging
practically every class of citizenship
10 support the third loan and help
Tulsa oversubscrlhe It's quota in rec
ord time. Relidences. office build
ings, industrial plants and men on
the streets were urged tn do their
duty and subscribe TO bonds.
A complete organization for the
sale Of bonds In the CosdNn refinery
has been perfected, and 4 Is ex-
pected that more than $3.50 600 worth
OF tho loan will be taken by the Cos
dcn employees. Mr.. Cosden has pre-
pared leaflets 10 be distributed
among his employees. giving tho rea.
sons why they should subscribe 10
une loan, and explaining the condl-
uchs on which the bonds are sold
ihe most forcible argument used In
thelr leaflet Ia the honor roll OF Coz
uen employees In service and the nm
peal TO their fellow workmen to lena
.ne'r money to the govcrnment that
,ne sacrifices OF the soldiers NAV no,
ne IN VainSss other large industriaI
Et'n's are expected 10 follow sinrilnr
pl'nS In conducting campaigns
among their employees
The campaign will oontj,p. ,odsr
"oush The results are not eYn.c,ed
10 he great as the uor,, ,,pi ns.os
H'rliv bo confined 10 tho rs.,doroo
sections ~ the citv R,, N,n..a,
60 p"'eh machine will he In fine
o"u,uon, uoi,5, and efforts will be mar
'' UP 'he drive within the week
Report Twice Daily
meslnning Monday. two raror,.
ne made daily on the nro.r..,,
'ue chtnpnlRn The first rss,,,,s
WI he announced NJ Tn. roo,,da,.
Nn.heons OF campaign worker. 90 ~
ne'd dailv NJ Hotel Tulsa A,o,h ns
eport VIII he made in tSe o,.sa
"' 'h' end Of the daNs work
AH n spur 20 the local ncr1,t,..
le~ago was received ,ro,,,
} ofk city yesterday nftorunon -,eW
MI, ,Iiht IN go hours NJ the cam
Ln mere had aold SOS. .0nO noo
's, Wv VI nonds That IL more than
m li"es Tulse's rrota Tor tbs lo,n
ui.a was Ihe first town in -,h.
"''rd states 10 20 over tho ,o, :,
LAST campaign. and evorvbody ts
ia. 'lous 10 earn the Same dis,Iro /
..,rt W mo present cnnpaign
,,u, rs no question that TIT,
n, NOT huy her 1nota n,
davenport declared On,
80. 40 wind M the car1paIc, ri,,,s
..N There IL no hdvart.,
HFihs things over fopr 49, -,
up 10 everybody IN bn, -.
n three wi ~hI rot be any cheaper
"eeNs than they are now " Il