The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-28
ROTARY CLUB HAS
BUSY TIMES AHEAD
VIII Collect Clothes sunday After
noon for tho War Suf-
fercrr
AIDS VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
Green Coats and Cream Trou,sTs
TO Bo Worn To National
Convention.

At business meeting hold In the
Hotel Tulsa Thursday night the
Tulsa Rotary club transacted mas
during the past few weHH. Aside from
of business that has accumulated our
settling numerous questions OF I'm
port relating to the club, definite
action was taken on "A number OF
Issues which will result In extensive
benefit to Tulsa,
President All q, HsEgom stated
that since the club had been toCos
nized as the motive power thht hAd
put across former Liberty loan drives
hers Il had been selected 10 serve In
the same capacity during the Victory
Liberty loan. Hotarihn MckeeVer has
been appointed head OF the local
publicity bureau by the state com
mitiee and Ralph Talbot has been
named as state director OF speakers
According to a telegram received
Thursday by President IIesEem from
Edward SUph, Nothrian now In chi
cago, the next national convention OF
oil mon In 10 come TO Tulsa In 1870.
A special invitation from tho local
Rotary club, extended to the conven
ton hy telegraph, Ia accredited hh
one OF the principal factors In bring
ing the convention here II such ac-
ton ID taken.
VIII Collect Clothes.
Next Sunday the Rotary club Will
conduct a campaign for the cOllec-
ton OF clothes 10 be sent to French
orphans Committees appointed to
direct this work are as follows. Lee
lowering, publicity. Les Ewing and
Charlie MCCune. automobiles and
routes; Cyrus Young, storage; w j.
StAhl and Robert Purdy, packing and
shipping Cars aud workers are to
gather at He'd Cross headquarters AT
o'clock sunday afternoon.
Final announcement was made
Thursday night OF tho plans Of the
local club for attending the national
convention Mt Salt Lake City In June
The club is endeayorinE TO register
as many members as possible for this
pilgrimage to the end that Tulsa
may make II strong impression on
national Rotary
Consisting OF cream trousers. green
coat and cap to match. the uniforms
to be ordered by the club for use In
public hereafter will be on hand IN
ample time to be worn at this con
vention. Lee Lsvering and Max
hadsnsky constitute tho rpecial
committee on uniforms.
IL Ii expected that the uniforms
will arAAfe In time for ladies' night
at the Rotary club early In June II
Ii the custom of the club to honor
the wives and sweethearts OF It's
members each year with n special
occasion. II Ia probable that n dance
will be included In the festivities, but
final plans are being worked out by
the arrangement committee.
Doctor McCarty solicited tho In
dorssment OF tho club on tho drive
to be made next week In an effort
TO Increase the membership OF tho
Tulsa Antl-Tu tuberculosis society. The
city will be canvasscd by workers OF
the society and memberships will be
sold at 81 each. Doctor McCarty stat
ed that $4,000 Ia required TO carry
out the program OF the society as
laid out
Wins Attendance Prize
Announoemertw as made by Presl. |
dent Heggem That the local Rotary
club for the second time had headed |
the national list and won the attend
ance prize for olubs with a mem
bcrship OF 100 or i50.
Signed by q. =, Mckenzie, presi-
dent, a letter from the Rotary club
OF Honolulu extended greetings TO
Tulsa Rotarians and asked recogni-
ton OF the cooperative results OBJ
tained In the advUs cement OF inter
national Rotary through the work OF
the foreign organization.
w y, stahl. president of the Tulsa
boys home, spoke briefly to tho club
and outlined the work Being done for
boys here by the home. Mr.. Stahl
asked for further assistance from the
club In this work by a Unanimous
vote OF the club no was asked to
further aid the work OF the boys
home at some future meeting The
club voted to pay $50 on phono-
graph purchased some time ago for
the boys.