The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-24
BIGGEST DAY m
LOAN DRIVE SEES
GOAL IN SIGN !
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and ! believe Oklahoma still has a
chance to be- the first ra,e IN the
county 10 reach her quota
Slump in State.
This was mdcnrably slump day M
the state campaign At ~ oclhk TN,
morninr. thee were no additional
counties rcpo,icd over and only icN
,housand dollars was added to the
state total Of $lj56SW0 Iweniy ono
counties are now unolticially over.
The big cirr are still behind. ac-
cordinp 10 G:aham NuSkogec has
subscribed only 100000, or about one
third of it, .quuta Tulsa has ouly
SlOOO00O ont ot SSODOOO Ionca
Civ and llcnr,catd are the only cites
of any size in the state reported over.
Okmulgcc Enid, McA'cNtcr Bar'leS-
Vile. Pawhuska. !Sapulpa. ,\rhpore,
Tulsa. MuSkogec ard Okntema Cry
are ,hc ccn,er ~ which PS tate oi
the campaign dcper ls II these 60
over BY Saturday night the state quota
will be subscribed by that time, Cra,
ham saws Caddo csiu,y is reported
10 be WITHIN 10000 OF IT'S quota, max
inc the fourth droulhy county TO make
record IN thi, campaign.
slump Period Usual
Graham po,u,s ont that a slump
rer,cd b, lSsullr i.Aimc OF any
campagu and takes it a, an encourag-
iup ta., tina, J., ha, come so,carly, In
previous campaigns he says, the pc
Rod ot lctharyy cane IN the second
wecl
y Tie western part of the state IS ia'
ahead oi the eastern part ~ rhe state
ir the campaign to date. All hut ont
of the countic, reported officially and
two ut three of those reported unot-
ficialy are on the western side OF the
state In the fourth loan campaign the
situation was scd and the eastern
part Of the state led, officials state.
Reports received from Kansas and
Texas indicate that no counties II
those states had been reported over ur
TO yesterday
Army Man Speaks
Capt | b. Warner, formerly pro-
iessor of history in the University o
California and one OF the best speak
ers sent through the state from For
Sill, spoke a, the MONDAY luncheon II
the Chamber OF Commerce this noon
Warner was with the Fifth field ar
ullcry in France and went through tn
battles OF Mon,didier and the Marnt
lic was across for ten months
Capt J. w. Loci OF the Tenth flel
artillery reported to state headquarter
this morninc that he had spoken at
most enthusiastic meeting in Okmul
gee las, night and predicted the sue
cess al that city m the campaign.
Z W J. Pct,ce SAID this morning tina
Z he expected to announce more sui
scrir,ons at the luncheon today 'ha
q, any time during the campaig,
Many Of the teams have already car
vaSscd their assigned districts AL
new plans for recanvaSS aud furth,
prosecution OF the city campaign WI
he made today
Meet at Ford Plant,
OF the four division generals, u
report Of I. 4 Gross was the mo
encouraging. Captains from Gros
team were to hold a meeting at Il
Ford plant at II 20 this morning {,
the purpose OF signing up the For
employees. One OF the largest subscri
iions Of the campaign was expected
be announced by the Ford compa
today. Rev J Frank Roach was
talk at the meeting.
W. II. Nesper and K. NJ. Scott HI
very few reports from their captai
at 1890 o'clock this morning, a
were far from opilmisti, about I
way things were going Walter De
remarked ilatly that the prospect "
gloomy
Mrs Breck Moss. captain Of I
woman's team covering Ward ), pi
Fl cinct D. was the first to draw h
me, this morning Mrs Moss dr.
the first envelope from the forty Il
which contained slips with the VIC
& helmet" on them and thirty-five bla
sE,e nth.e ,.nvn.u ,vx..