The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-04
EVERYTHING IS READY
FOR RED CROSS DRIVE
Final Arrangements Made nj Meet
Ing Iast Night at Which N"idi'r-
Urgei Support NJ sotciy
A. {. r. SERVICE SPLENDID
An of the Men I'm Khaki "fur" Orgao
Ihat,on. John u. iingrr~ says
downtown ISsaUihs Arranged

workers In the ihIrd annual R"h
cross roll call drive which opens 'h''
morning held an enthusiastic meet
inr in the auditorium ot tho innnl''
pal building last night and f"'o'F'h
final instructions for the two dAI
campaign which begins today
An was In readiness for IN" open
ing Teams and captains hhI h'"h
announced ana territories ma" p''"
assigned To the various Iohh'lN SUI
plies already were tind W In p"n
dies and were given out I" 'ht ""i"
crs last night
Charlos Gilmore. city manager "t
the drive. presided Rt tho meeting
.Iohn Rogers, commander u joe car
son post Of the American legion, ""S
,ntrodurcd by The chairman ana
asked 10 discuss the WORK uf IN" l''H
Cross from the Htouipuinhni IA" r"'
dlcr
All soldier Tor II.
Il mover found a brttor friend over
there ihHn the H"d cross '""
not speak too highly OF liH wa
ord" MIR Rogers stid NlIh""E"
the members Of the A H. W"r'
very tree 20 speak their MINDS hh"u,
the things they aid not IKE ana sun
are. | can say that have never he"Iu
one member OF the eNpedluonhS
force say single "pfu III '''''' '"'''
OF the Rcd Cross.
Nalph n Blake Of Sapulpa was IN
iroduccd by Rogers ns II soldier VINO
had beon M five major actions ana
had been wounded several tunes
nIske told OF the treatment ne re-
ccIyed ats tho hands OF the orsanlIa"
lion when In the hospitals In Franc"
IIc told how they notified his moth''
concerning his Injuries hhh per.
formed other services for him f'"e
Of charge that no amount OF money
could buy ovfr there -
F.y Ham. another man VINO mas
stoud tn. blunt Of the harhsnlps o'
war on the battle front In france,
told Of his experience with the hen
Cross I'm the war Hc discussed IN"
nv. they made OF the fund sub.
srribcd he told Of the treats ana
hsuries that they provided Tor me
boys as well a. the hospitnl ednip.
ment. nurses ond DOCTORS. lie hso
nothing but the highest praise Tor
the organization.
Teams Are Ready.
Rev. G. W, Kerr county director
OF the campaign discussed the d"ta's
OF the work of securing the memh"r'
ships and gave tho final instructions
for the opening ofNhe work today
Pedestrians In che down town d,s
tricts will he canvsssed from booths
OF which there viii be -, each IN
charge OF the ladies OF the city ana
All under the direction of Mrs John
Horn. captain OF booth teams 1hc
assignment for those IN charge " the
re,pec,ive booths In the booth .loca-
tions are az follows
Miss Evelyn Mock, Hotel Tulsa
Miss Mildred Bumgsrner, FouIlh ana
Bostor; Mrs. Emerson Higgins
Third and Main; Mrs. WI stone
Third and Boston, Mrs Charles lash'
Fourth and Main, Mrs, Hoopef' tlt,h
and Main: Mrs samuel BoorS'ine'
American national bank; Mrs ~,
fred Hesgem. Exchange National
bank Miss Marguerite Moran, Cen
trai National bank. Mrs. . ~
wheeler, F'irst Notional bank MRS.
Harriett Wardell, Nationa BANK OF
Commerce; Miss Mary Bill Producers
state bank. Miss 7. w Carman, seo'
ond and Main: Mrs Harry jenkins
IJberty National bank.