Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-16
BARTON TALK AT LUNCHEON
Pastor Will Fire Shot at Ex-
Kaiser in Meeting Of
Workers Today.
CALL FOR RENEWED EFFORT
Manager Asks City to Put Big
Punch Into Canvass to
Wind 1t Up. q
AZ APPEAL.

w APPEAII.
When the checking committee
cnmplctcd its work ut 10 o'clock
last night they found that there
were lrss than 1000 subscription
carls in the office. A large nor
ton Of these cards were from tho
women and children OF Tulsa.
| ,annOt believe that the fires
~ patriotism have died out from
the hearts uf TulSans, vet there are
many thousands OF cards that
should b. In the office before clos
ing tonight
The committee feels that many
of thc>c cards arc still in the hands
Of workers In manufacturing plants
and stores. If this Is the case we
must appeal Ia those in charge of
the work in the various branches
Of industry To rush their work To
completion and get their reports
In tho hands of the auditor 80 that
people who have contributed may
he credited for their patriotism
before the rampaign closes.
4, ". SINCLAIR, Chairman.
TulSa's couniy's quota ...S250, 900
Amount given to date ..... 2O5, 900
Dr.. Louis : Barton-ever hear Of
hlm-Will positively speak today at
Hotel Tulsa, and he promises to fiye
final shot at the kaiser. lie Clca rctl
the deck for action yesterday, when
the invitation was extended, and un-
less there's some ono pours water on
his power. the whole busted German
tdion will get a jolt.
Doctor Barton Will talk about the
great work Of the seven morale
agencies for which Tulsa is asked
TO give $3.50 900, and he'll give ESQ.,
600 reasons why Tulsa should make
good.
The drive will continue TODAY and
may run over into Monday. providing
'he money needed isn't raised before
that time. The workers found them
selves $4,000 short of the amount
heeded whom they met yesterday
noon, and Director Clark Fields
called on them for renewed effort.
tie told them that there was a
reason tho money hadn't been raised
ana he placed 1t direct upon the bust
ness district
The residence section has raised
$4,000, more than had been ex-
perted. Tho executive committee
having IN charge tho large Civers
mas raised fll0, 900, and OF this sum
mere are four subscriptions OF s10,-
,0o each. Then 1t is very evident
,nat inc business men end the pro-
,PSNonal men are not making good"
ne told the workers.
f'EuroS given out by Mr.. Fields
S' interesting and show there's
sneLhlng wrong with the campaign
q, pHrinE tho late Red Cross drive.
-yVVo :, subscribers gave 100000.
'I' present drive shows 5000 indi-
noaua, subscribers have given Sos
WV me average for the Rcd Cross
NNS Nl5 per capita, and for the
'.,-'ea war fund the average is $50
nI capita. In the Red Cross drive.
NV, nr ,arSer cIvcrs gave $4,000 of the
%'a- .','l Wh.." IN this drive, they have
ror N" victory boys. it was rc-
pD,'tG that 900 had pledged $4,000.
"nI mad paid $500 cash.
ne victory girls have 80 far
p"as'd si.H39 90. representing $50
'-'S r., some OF the schools are
~ OUT and for the girls. mono OF
-, central high pledges were in.
Nv ~ nigh school boys were partly In
'nr victory hoys report.
,h',. Meade Dutt, of the First
ym,IS,an church was the speaker
W'S'r''ay and he won new laureIs.
W. Stid that through the agencies
.'k,. .'rkT,,'s'n,"d in the drive, it was pos
CSN.-,o ,0ie 20 transport good portion Of
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