The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-10

womens committee . subseripsien 4 4
5000. "a M
Other large subscriptions rsportS \
taken during the day were India T@n(
pie shrine, $lS,00O Woodmeu Of M 4
World, $1,000 Oklahoma City MN Il
and Elevator company, $1,000; MxU4 ,
nolia Petroleum company, 5000 CAfy 4
rol Brought & Robinson, 5000 sddi4
tional making Sl5,0O0 Buick Motc1 l
company $1,000; SkelIy.Sanky on
company, $4,000; I, d. Turner and
company, $1,000. Southern Product
company, $4,000; Oklahoma NcwM
5000; !, l. Case company, 5000; n
X Wilkin, $500; J. l.. Wiikin, &.S00{ \
John NJ Hale. $500; w. J. Petteel
$500 p +. Avery and company. N,s
500; Leon Levy and brothers, Sl5000f
T. f Braniif 5000; D. w. O'Hern
5000 Hartwel Jewelry company,
5000 Metropolitan Lie Insurance.
company. 5000; Mdeke Supply coms
pany. 5000; AureliussSwanson CONF
pany, 5000; DR.. w. f. Dixon, 5000!
Mrs Grace Sankey. 5000; John Deere
plow company 5000 Columbian Ma
,ional Life Insurance company. S50W.
Large subscriptions taken hy the
women's committee were r. Tobias
5000. Fitemen's Pension Relief fund.
5000; Kerr Dry Goods company, $lS<
600. McClelland. Gentry Motor coma
pany. $500; Scott Halliburton emf
ployes 5000 Mary b Rumsey, Smf
Mrs + K Thurmond, $1,000,
The total subscription taken by tl'(
colored team according to the report
OF the auditing committee todax
amounted 20 S45 40 ~ 4
l.. J. Phillips. chairman Of the stai6
campaign committee said that num-
Der OF revised reports had been ret
ceiycd from various counties this morn,
ing and that the amount announced
yesterday had been exceeded by mor(
than a million dollars n
Volunteers Replace III
W. ! Petioe. county chairman, ss
that the county campaign was pros
crossing satisfactorily despite the iaDd
number OF men and women wor( (vS
who were IN More than fifty Of kho
experienced Liberty loan sslesrnen and
Saleswomen were not able TO work tod
day but their places had all besn filled
! by volunteers 1
The executive committee was bus1
this morning going through and chesk{
ing up all the prospective bond buyert
that have been card indexed and ass
signed quotas Many Of the large buys
ers have moi vet taken their quotaS
and the executive committee Is turning
these cards 10 sales committees with in-
'tructons to put on the necessary
pressure" to get all assignments. IA
Competition Is Keen. y
The assignments have been made on
the basis OF bank deposits and assessed
valuation Of property and where buyers
fail to take their assignments The card
is turned back to the executive comsl
I mittee with report The strong arm+
squad investigates the refusals to pur<
chase the assigned quotas. B
There is a keen competition betweefJ
each OF the four men committees and
the women's committee to lead the
amount OF subscriptions taken each day.
The committee headed by Gen. Robert
". Scott led the list yesterday by sew.
ersl thousand dollars.
publish Slaekers"
Instead Of publishing the names Of
patriots who meet their obligation to-
their government, the press will be
urged to publish the names Of those wifo
! DO not. Preparatory TO such a step l.
. L. Phillips, state chairman. today ia
sued instructions TO county ehairmen
10 cast aside as negligible quantities
people who refuse 10 meet the indNid-
ual quotas assigned to them on their
quota cards without being able to offer
unquestionable reasons
Oklahoma patriots are too busy this
week" Mr. Phillips asserts, to waste
any time on suoh people. Their cases
will be handled during 'mopping ups
week, as the boys at the front would
term IT, and said 'mopping up week be-
gins next Monday.
Personality must not enter into this
battle for national victory" Mr. Phillips