Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-07
BIG MAP TO HELP PUT
OVER WAR FUND DRIVE
VIII IIc 20 Feet Square aDd Erected
nt Corner OF Fourth and Main
one OF Several Novel stunts.

IN the absence OF all forms OF
ruh,ir meetings as an agency through
which to reach the public on the
united war work campaign, it has
bcrn necessary TO devise several
untur publicity stunts which are cal
..lifpi 10 arouse the interest OF the
people.
Director Of Publicity y Burr Glib
bots rs Organizing committee that
Is 'p assist him in executing several
unusual stunts.
ono Of tho most unusual stunts TO
nr pulled or in the Cdmpign will
he A large map of the city Of Tulsa
about n feet square. 10 be placed
A, tho corner Of Third and Main
streets This idea, originating IN the
mind Of District Chairman r. W
SIr,lir will show each day the
various blocks of the business and
rr..Irnvo section of the city that
become 100 per cent patriotic on the
united war fund drive.
Across the top Of the map will he
the inscription. "Tulsa's War Map
, Have You Gone over the Top in
Your Scctor?" Every block in the
r.,v will be designated as sector
Oh Tulsi's firing line.
A. the bottom Of this map will he
the slogan, Lets Paint the Town
ned and all blocks will be painted
ont i'm red as soon as every residence
or business house in the block has
subscribed 100 per cent on the united
war fund drive.
T,u Finncy, who wiclds the off
clal paint brush, will have charge Of
"pain'ng the town red" Mr.. Fin
nov stated Yesterday that he did not
anttrIuato any trouble in securing
enough red paint in Tulsa to cover
the entire map before the close of the
campaign.
Mrs +. @ walker. ir.. chairman
Of ladies' divisions. requests that all
CAPTAINS and workers call at cam
paign headquarters during the day
Saturday. November Q. and secure
necessary pledge cards. cash re-
ccip, books, buttons and window
cards.
The following team captains and
workers began calling On the homes
~ the city with educational litcra-
,urr Wednesday morning and will
call lack between the hours OF
and y a. m Monday. November II,
for your pledge or subscription. DO
not fail them.
Team No S.-Mrs G. W. Kings
hurry. captain: Mrs. J. WoOlSey, Mrs
= Hoyic. Mrs. Il. A. Smith. Mrs.
" c Connolly. Mrs J. II. Morgan,
Mrs W. l.. Thompson, Mrs. Fred
Osborn. Mrs. June oldham Mrs. II.
c Lindncr. Mrs shelton. Miss Laura
Osborn Miss Frances Wilson. Mrs
Frank Avery, Mrs. Jack Hanc.
Team No 11-Mrs. Moulton, cap
tain; Mrs Copperas, Miss Maxficld.
Mrs Baker, Mrs. McElroy Mrs.
Duhbs Mrs. Ellers, Mrs. McHenry,
Mrs John.
Team No. 2s-Mrs. w. f. Brown.
captain; Mrs. r. Walker, Mrs. Sntora.
Mrs u. G. Richardson. Mrs. y. II.
Graham, Mrs A. c. Hixon, Mrs. !.
G Rosser Mrs. Nat Ligon.
Team No. 21-Mrs r. =. Flanagan,
captain; Mrs ]. NJ. Temples. Mrs. J.
! Durham. Mrs. Ira Pitcher, Mrs. T.
W. Triplctt Mrs. +. +. Shipman, Mrs.
g. W. Emery, Mrs. s. T.. Schmidt. !
Hackendorf, Mrs. Mcleod. Mrs. II. |
O. Weaver Mrs. II. =. Hall.
Team No. 6--Mrs. A. NJ. O'Donnell, |
Cole. jr Mrs. T. u. Lee. Mrs. II. II. |
Goddard, Mrs. II. O. Mcclure. Mrs. |
l.. S Randolph. Mrs. a. Il. Robert |
SON Mrs Joseph Carson, Miss Isabel |
Fonda, Miss Sybil Howendober, |
Miss blanche Calais.
Team No. Mrs. ]. ]. DeShane. |
captain Mrs. T. c. Eaton. Mrs. A. |
NJ. Elleger, Miss Ruby Elleger. Mrs.