The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
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N CdtNUilEU
lasts for three weeks.
VIII Tulsa bring the boys back
home from overseas or VIII the
blessing OF peace slnCkcn our
patriotism ana cause us to forget
tho memorable sacrifices OF those
men "oycr there, who, now that the
victory is won, are yearnlng for the
sight Of home and loved ones. These
questions will be answered In the
Victory loan drive which opens this
morning. Every indication warrants
the belief on the part Of the cam
paiRn workers that the citizens of
Tulsa Will not allow the war record
Of the cl'y TO be blurred In this last
call TO aid their country Assurance
Is felt that, az the citizens have over
subscribed every previous issue, they
wi! also respond With their fun quota
In tre present subscription.
There has been no change in the
orga nization OF the drive, said MIR.
Davenport and We are going TO start
the blg push with pep and en-
lhuslasm that will surpass all former
CAM I1igns"
Under Mr. DavcnpOrts direction
teams ~ workers have been assigned
10 diffencrt portions Of the city SO
lha' there will he no duplication Of
work The disIibutiou 81 territory
was made hy lot 50 that there could
be no iaynritism In the residence
@cuon each school principal viii d.
rect the efforts within his sahool dis
uct Al OF the principals Will hc
under the general charge OF Supt
=. T.. Oherholtzcr.
Other teams will conduct the sale
OF bonds In tho various industrial
orgaul1ations. The canvass OF Cosdou
CO. will hc under the direction of
{ " FenstcrmaCher, assisted hv \.
j. kneale, tho LIuA and Gypsy com
@uics undeE ucnery McGraw, as
sisted by u. n. Mitchell; Sinclair
companies under T.. y Houston the
carter companies. under T.. Leach
mann, and the canvass OF West Tulsa
under The objection OF NJ. Y. Walter
As In the past the various labor
oig1n.2ations or the city will render
'ilrlenl work In the sale or bonds
among the different trades.
Reports Of the work OF the various
teams will be received at MONDAY
lunchcons held daily AZ the Hotel
IuISa, In order that the dining
loom space may bc avallnbl. for this
purpose tho various civic clubs will
discontinue their usual iunChcons
during the drive
Require 10 Per Cent.
IN the subscription Of the Victory
oonds 10 per cent OF the purchase
pf'o must he paid with the sub
Ntiphon The second ius'allmont is
on' IN July. and the balance In 20
per cent insinllWcnts in August
september October and Novcm her. \
workers. receipt will be issued ny
inc nanvasscr at the time OF taklnt
lh" subscription and the initial pay
""n' and this must be exchanged
a. the bank where the Eu,scrihor
chooses to pay his future payments.
Ne ove~uhscription 10 the present
"sp' viii be accepted the govern
nom has announced. 40 the earliest
subscribers will be the ones to get
me bonds. Although not Vet ready
,or delivery the new bonds are in
me hands OF the printer and will be
received by tho local banks In a short
une II is announced.
Nhen interviewed CITY Manager
davenport said that large purchasers
of bonds in the previous campaigns.
WNlcate that they are desirous Of
making similar purchases OF the
victory bonds
. Plans similar TO those made nv
,h' city workers have heen completed
10y l.. W Rrant. chairmnn OF the
.Hh committee for Tulsa county.
Territory outsidc OF Tulsa will he
,''eied by teams working on tho
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