Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09

the war workers have ever helh. nv
dining room of Hotel Tulsa wI"''
they will lunch each day at noon
was filled with patriotic men anu
women who have volunteered lor
the campaign Every scat was taken
and enthusiasm ran high,
Although virtually no reports were
made during the morning, the safes
reported BY the secretary ana hudlt-
or at the luncheon amounted TO
100000 This included saturday
sales. OF this amount $4,000 was
purchased by the Humphreys re
troleum COMPANY. which announced
through It's attorney and director
n. ]. Gubser, that Vt had subscribed
for 100000 worth OF bonds, the
remaining $5e.o00 to be purchased
through its Denver and puluth OF
fees Although the company's head
offices are at Duluth. 1t gave Tulsa
the lions share OF It's purchase.
Two $4,000 purchases were re-
ported during the day. George ;,
Role. oil producer, and Fred Shaw
being the purchasers. Roth paid
$4,000 cash for their bonds.
Sales Cross $500, 900 Mark.
ny S O'Clock the total sales re-
ported to headquarters had grbwn
TO 1900 with totar' OF S326,65Q
bonds sold.
a 4. v Davenport. city manager.
was highly grauned with the way
the commodores and captains and
torpedo boat destroyers went TO
work. lie Is confident Tulsa's quota
will 20 ever the top by saturday
night but admits II is going to take
lot OF hard work.
Employees OF the Cosden refinery
are buying literally and Il is esti-
mated that their purchases will
easily reach $4,000. c. n. Keilty OF
the Cosden office force has been np-
pointed by the management OF the
plant TO take charge OF the work or
selling bonds among the employees
and has been created n COMMIT modore
by Admiral Davenport for this pur-
pose. He has appointed number
OF subordinate captains and believes
that when their work is completed
Cosden employees will be found 100
per cent patriotic with Liberty
bond OF the third loan in every
home,
The drive in the county is pro.
crossing splendidly, according TO re-
ports reaching County Chairman ].
NJ. Berry late In the afternoon.
District 10 First Over.
School district No. 10. three miles
east OF Jenks. has the honor OF be.
ing the first In the county 10 sub.
scribe It's quota. This 1t did yester-
day morning ana at noon a celebra-
ton was held NJ. NJ. Jones Is the
chairman OF the campaign in this
district.
Broken Arrow will launch its
"S@ tomorrow. Rev. C. V. Killing
a"u Charios II. Rogers viii aaI,.s'
Paulouc meeting tbcra torIrh,
arouse the citiEens for a.. oa,,,'atx,,
ehteen men In that ~, - -,
t,OoO bonds YESTERDAY ~
.. w =, Avery will address a alt. =,
scha's 'his morning at Plainu,ie.,
cJ,,o mouse, ten miles east q, 49,,
M number OF farmers frnr,
ma, tshoorhood teiephoned Chair.
ed neIry Yesterday that they want.
good speaker and would give him n
sand IoWd. NO Chairman nerrv III,
OUT Farmer Avery. ""'
nj G. night a big rally u,.s h.,s
! w p"u Springs. addressed bv ne' ne,u
ho,,'. Abel ana others Tbo r.'t ~
fnrnis,Ega guard band went ont u,sS anS
rips i,.shed music. sand s,ptnu. pne ana ana
Cts urive today. h' oe-
pps IpperEy and owasso 9N' ias. o night at
has nuskn r today but tomorsses goes 70
abI, - "ppointment and vii, NJ
for UT ,,, oe given a rest as he WI. pi,' pr9o
week BEGINNING II ThpraS@olTn hrg%@lnder of the
d,.,t,J Hartman smoke .,
T'S"ict To,s ,a No, 81 south OF pra. at school
I"I Va @%nd ana lots OF enthusiasm Food
,ar 70 believed that the mIi'a, A.,
49, mark will be cyos" ,''oi DOL
ton Sea 70 be at the noon.SSp p'n,n am Is
ona a. Hotel Tulsa at f2.isS 'uheh-
MN. ne OF the features -,
mons momsn war workers r, OF the
Manawsr were introduced hv 'on
given a hearty hSps os and a. each was
bay. arose ,l and bowed Tbp Tbp'ause az
dr., IN, she distinction of .ns,, ne women
'"'' 'hree bonds sold In Tni!nS TS'iInS the.