The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-26
TULSA INTO LOW :
ON VICTORY HILL
Hard Climbing But Steady
Gain Brings Total Bond
Sales Up to $2,512,900
WORKERS INCREASE EFFORT
Board of Education Invests
$4,000 of School Sinking
Fund TO Bring Boys.
SEVERAL BIG SALES MADE
Owasso and Sand Springs Re
port Quotas Oversold;
Four Towns Over.
SEVERAL BIG SALES MADE
How Tulsa Stands

Tulsa's bond sales for the Victory
can totaled '2.5l2.seO at O'Clock
Friday evening.
There are practically no unpaid
pledges which might be relied upon
10 boost the total today, according
10 A. V. Davenport, city manager
The sum total lacks $500. 900 OF com
pleting half OF Tuisa's quota.
Loan workers will redouble their
Efforts under the leadership OF Mr.
Davenport and his assistants. noon
day meetings at Hotel Tulsa will be
continued. there Win be no relaxation
until the Job Is finished.
Victory loan campaigners are not
discouraged over the light returns 10
date as compared with other loan
drives. City Manager Davenport inti-
mated, however, that he believes
some OF the workers are not putting
forth their best efforts.
Upon our workers and the pur-
chaser who buys In small lots de
pends tho success OF the loan" said
Mr.. Davenport,
An evidence of concentrated effort
Is revealed in the accomplishments
OF the Jew ish committee. which sold
N25,000 worth OF bonds Thursday y
afternoon and Friday morning
J, Il. Crosbie purchased bonds TO
the amount OF 100000 Friday
Affiliated companies OF tho Chest
mutt 4 Smith gas corporation pur-
chased 1850, 1000 worth OF bonds.
The board OF education purchased
$4,000 In bonds from the school
sinking fund.
Riverview school reports the sale
OF s25,s00 worth OF bonds This in
sutution is now leading in the race
In the school district.
Tho Frisco Victory loan special
train, which is making a tour OF the
system TO enlist Frisco employees in
the purchase of Victory loan bonds,
spent the forenoon OF Friday In
Tulsa and n canvass OF the offices
and terminals was made by Sam
Hughes OF St Lorts. under whose di-
rection the tour is being made. and
Frank Cow. superintendent OF the
Tulsa terminals ~ result $500
worth OF bonds were sold.
In tho afternoon the train moved
10 Sapulpa and from that point Il
will 60 south and west to the end OF
the lines. In this campaign the EN- >
ployees are given the privilege of
buying their bonds either through
lhe compahy or through tho local
banks. Each locality Is given credit
for It's subscriptions.
r. C. Gentry, passenger agent OF
tho Frisco, and G.. w. Green. assist
ant general freight agent. assisted
by the young ladies' in their offices.
gave valuable assistance In the can
vass Friday.
Frank Bryant. chairman OF the
county committee. reports that
skiatook, Collinsville, Owasso and
sand Springs have now subscribed d
heir respective quotas
j. A, Mckeever, publicity manager
Tor the Tulsa loan organizations, an
nounced last Friday that special
service OF five cars bearing army
,anks will arrive here early Mon
Gay morning for demonstrate tion
br. S. q. Kennedy has granted the
use OF Country club addition as q
SHOW ground for the tanks. EX-
perienced tank manipniators will be
IN charge; the war implements will
perform here Monday and Tuesday.
including three captured German
planes flying circus, under
auspices OF the government, will ar
rive In Tulsa on May Z. for n demon.
ktraton TO stimulate bond sales
The champion bond salesman of the
local forces will be given opportunity
,o volunteer As passenger on a
,ilsht In ono of the circus" air
Planes
OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. April
The efforts az state headauar
,ers OF tho Victory loan are now he
ing conferred on Tulsa, Creek, Ok
innlgee, Muskogee. Usage. Kay. gar
Ileld Oklahoma, Carter Pittsburg
nnd washington counties In the hope
mat before Saturday night these
counties Will be OFFICIALLY over the
.op In the big drives, Wires were
sent 10 the county chairmen today
"dNlsing them that these counties
AIRY so per cent OF the wealth OF the
etate and have so per cent OF the
Iuota. and " they go over the top
saturday the state will he over the
Top or these none IN now officially
over but unofficial reports from
Usage. Garfield and Oklahoma coun
ues say thsir quotas have been sub
5oflhed.
The counties which had gone over
ne top officially by o'clock toniyht
we're Cleveland. Pontotoc, Klngfish-
Ottawa, Grady Greer. Caddo, Al
lSua and Harmon. Those unoffi-
,Ally over are Beokham, Noble. Gar
.eld. Grant. Hughes, Custer, Klowa,