Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
TULSA IS ASKED
TO AID REUNION
Success or Failure Depends
On Contributions to Cam
paign To-day.
COMMITTEE is CONFIDENT
=. Director King Believes Sum
Of $4,000 viii BE Given
BY Tulsans.
ALL CLUBS JOIN MOVEMENT
Committees Named to Make
Canvass; Women VIII
Devote Time.
COMMITTEE IS CONFIDENT
ALL CLUBS JOIN MOVEMENT

Tho success or failure ~ The Con.
rcdrratr veterans reunion VIII Dee
determined today. TulstH rrpula-
zion as IA town that does things
WlI either bc greatly aided or %
viii lose somo ~ the prestige 10 has
gained throughout the nation.
There was nothing but confidence
AT the reunion committee hcAduunr-
tor- last night $ n. King director
uf the campaign FOR the 100000
fund. fully expects 10 report tho en-
tire sum raised when reports OF the
workers have been uhu,ttoi ut the
MONDAY luncheon at Hotel Tulsa.
Men and women OF the city who
will solicit contributions for the fund
viii meet at. tho Chamber OF Com
merce rooms at . o'clock this morn
ing. They will receive final instruc-
uons and shortly after every class
uf business, residence and persons
on tho street will be- approached ana
asked to do their share in raising
the fund.
Women VIII Aid.
While most OF The women aNh,l-
able for campaign work are afeh"S
busy iu the house toulouse campalkh
10 get rooms for accommodating jh'
veterans. Mrs. ora l. Frost, In charke
of the WOmun's teams. reported lhht
night that at lcas, one hundred wom-
en- would bee doing their part
The mems teaWs include severn
hundred OF the tTied money-ktt tltIa
OF tho city, most of "hon H"f
worked Boz previous clWpt'bha' n''
erul new team captains hde' o''n
appointed tu fll the places ui Il',"
previously appointed uhl VINO IN
.H
be unable 90 participate lh me utlN''
~ - W.rt,rs WII take the phte
,f Mai,r Rabbi Nguhcs. NcWly hp-
rnIutrl cautaln- afr. u. T.. Htth-
eu wholesale packer. George bow
man. abstract and insurance conc
papios; ia Young, real estate deal-
erst charles A. Fgary, boiler ana
taA makers. Herbert T., Supnick,
aCertricai supply companies, ID. IL,
Hprthrup. rooming houses.
Mrs. Y. w. Parrish Will work In
inc. "''''''' '"'N ''''
-. Civic Clubs at Work.
Al olNIc clubs have appointed
committees 10 work IN tho cam paign
aud they Will cooperate with the
members OF the campaign COM
miuee, Tuey wiz be assigned to
special duty, under the plans for the
campaign ana Will probably act as
cleanup teams 10 get donations from
those who have been overlooked by
the other workers Members OF all
club committees win meet with the
other workers at the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms az O'Clock this
morning
Speakers have been In every the
Btcr OF the city for tho past two
nights Announcing and explaining the
campaign and rCuniuu1 The money
asked is io be used In entertaining
tho veterans only. There will be
about 10 900 yrterlnh ana other visi-
tors will bring tho estimated number
OF Tulsls guests up 10 at least no.
600 This number OF people Will
leave "A great deal of money in Tulsa.
Based ON estimates OF other reunions
it is expected that the bank deposits
will Increase at least two million doh
lars during the week OF tho reunion.
IN asking for the 100000 fund.
tho reunion committee Insists that
IL is not asking charitable donations
Every dollar spent boo the entertain
meut uf thr guests VIII come back
20 Tulsa tcnfuld. 10 is pointed out,
not only m the way ot money spent
here but in the advertising Tulsa Will
receive in AN parts OF the nation,
both before and after the reunion.
Several surprises. iu The way of
novel stunts Aave been prepared
bv the CampaiN committee and viii
n, used during tho day. one feature
thar is not being kept secret Is the
I, menu OF tho luncheon Tor the work
ors al noon al Hotel Tulsa. Fried
tprlug chicken will bo served.