Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-22

Brilliant work by the women Red
Cross workers Tuesday brought
Tulsa's quota Of $4,000 up over
sl14.oOOo and 'tfe prediction was
made that today would see the fun
amount raised. Great enthusiasm
prevailed at the luncheon Of the war
workers at Hotel Tulsa, when the
inspiring sum of $4,000 was an
n6inced as the result OF the "a
hours ptecsding. or this amount
the women reported $4,000, more
than doubling the sum reported by
the men. which caused City Manager
Clark Field to declare that in the
future campaigns he would discard
the men altogether ana use only the
women"
Men Make Good Showing.
Nevertheless the men made a fine
showing. S H. King jr., team. cap
tain SOLICITING from the banks, re-
ported s5.137.5o. e. Roger Kemp
cantain of the special committee, re-
ported s5.12O; 'Bnr Stahl, from
abstract and insurance men, re-
ported s1,2S4; T G. Wells reported
s2.5OO from hotels; c. 7. Abbott re-
ported 1891 from real estate men;
Max Madansky reported $3.50 ad-
ditional from the clothiers, and
Rabbl Menkes reported further
contribution from the Elks OF VI % d;
OF, Well supply houses kicked IN
with s3.25s.
other team captains reported, as
follows: Phil Hates. S6ST additionai
Enr2far
s4o2; w. NJ. vandever, sl,251: Fred
Downs, s1,05o; John Davenport
s474; Ben Lancaster, S1,222.25 from
the lumbermen; A. L. Walt, 1854;
Newt Graham chairman Of the
Strong arm" committee to visit con-
trtbutors and request better gifts
where they seem too small, reported
S52S
Mr.. Daniel Is Converted.
e Roger Kemp, desirins>es he
s said, 10 do Justice 10 r. T~aniel,
who has been more or less "raw-
hided" because Of small support h
has given in the past. stated that
Mr.. Daniel has given S2,500 10 this
campaign, distributing II as follows:
Tulsa, $1,000; Miami Fla, 81 900;
Los Angeles $500. Mr. Kemp said
he was glad to announce that Mr.
Daniel has at last awakened to his
duty and he felt public acknowl-
eGgement should he made of the fact
When the roll began to be called
Of the women team captains, the
splendid amounts reported by each
evoked a continuous demonstration
Of appreciation Mrs. a. T. Alison,
heading the Betsy Ross" knitting
led al fIa -
SS9ll, The day previous she re-
ported 1881, making nearly $1,000
her team has raised. The other
captains reported as follows: Mrs
Hugh King, Sl,40s; Mrs Washa-
naugh, S516, Mrs. s. w. Parish
s6oS, Mrs. F. Bartlett, S1,25S; Mrs.
John n. Hail, s1,415: Mrs. c. c..
Cole, s427l; Mrs. Roy Gwynne
S6,134. (This placed Mrs. Gwynne's|
team record second to that of Mrs.
o Alison, the day previously she re-
porting $1,512, but through an in
advertence this sum was credited
70 MRS Harry Ewynne) Mrs. f. w
sinclair reported Sl,G33: Mrs, IT n
Mason, s3,l32; Mrs. IT. Barnott
sl04i Mrs, II. Strouvine S90s6'
a Mrs. c. f. Hindman. S32OO. Mrs
iI3He' $243' Mrs, II. w. Randolph,
5000; Mrs A W. Coleman 81 Xxx,
Miss Lillian Perkins. $l,727 0'
school Children Contributing.
e, r. Oberholzer reported 81 971
from about one-third of the civ
scHooIs and said the high school
pupils would report nearly a thon.
sand dollars today or tomorrow. Tha
business mems committee renortaS
s3,132. 'NO' 'eu
Entertainment features at the
luncheon were a solo by " p
Guiberson, When the Bows Come
'9Home" the singing Of tthe national
airs by the entire crowd. led Inv tba
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