The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

Have yuu a heart nnd dollar r.
That n tho question you VIII hear
most during tho remainder Of this
week from the lips of workers In
the Red Cross ChriAtinns roll call
Moro than 100 men and women are
expected by cay Manager &. E.
McCuno to report at headquarters
In tho municipal auditorium Tues
day morning for final instructions
and supplies. About 40 pf the 200
workers mot at headquarters Mon
day afternoon and were assigned
districta and given Information re-
garding the drive.
Workers fall short
The greatest need IL more work
ers, McCunc declared Monday night
Plans that had proceeded smoothly
up 10 that time were necessarily
slightly dtsarranged when Rov. ilar-
old q. Cooke, first nppsnted city
manager was taken suddenly ~ and
~ now confined n n Muakogci hos
piisl indefinitely. McCunc. nRsis-
tant city manager until thcn, TOOK
charge and except for the lack of
workers tho campaign IN starting
under nuspiclous circumstances.
'"rho more workers. the more
quickly tho campaign will be FIN
ished," McCune said. 81 hope
every man and woman who VIII
give the time, even II It is but half
a day, will call ut headquarters
early Tuesday morning and give his
or her assistance. We need T."
Mnny Chances 10 Buy.
Twelve booths are to be operated
on the downtown stroe,s during tn,
drive and decorated tables. presid
cd over by young women, ill bo
placed IA hotel iotSbios. department
stores, and railroad passenger sta
tons.
While tho greatest effort VIII b'
made toward obtaining dollar-a
Year members, the workers will ais'
solicit 81, tlo. t2b. $50 and slo'
memberships. the latter being III
memberships. AZ has been the plai
In past campaigns, according Il
McCunc. IL viii be the aim to oh
tain tho greatest number OF mem
bers so the work of the Red Cros
will hate tho support OF "A create,
number OF ixdlvidual&
although tho war In over 80 fal
as actual participation by Amcriei
is concerned. the work OF the Rec
Cross continues undated" A, Il
Farmer, permanent county chair
man, declared Monday. 1T IL the
agency that ministers TO the strick
sn both at home aud abroad n
eases of emergency; II Keeps
watohfui eye on the afflicted wh'
need assistance. It has not hosint
ed moment since the war la III
homo Service activities Tho Red
Cross is permanent institution
ySnistorlng angoi--and II vii
continue to function ut all times
regardless OF wars l am satisfies
Tulsa will do this year as II hai
done In years past give the entir
quota OF $40, 0,90O--and the oversub
snribo It,"
Young women viii he at head
quarters at all times during tn
drivo to give Instructions and neN
supplies To workers.
Mrs. Minettc Hedges ~ count
manager. Mrs, Lilah ID. Lindsey
IN charge OF women workers, j. l
Creswcn Is In charge OF booths, an
W. ID. Moss In managor OF pubncit,
Mrs. Minetto Hedges. county su
perintcndent OF schools and count
chairman OF the Red Cross drive 10
all schools outside OF Tulsa, ha
started on the sale OF Christina
stamps. "Wo received the supple
saturday. have appointed tn
various teachers ~ chairmcn
their rooms aIl have taken I'll
stamps To them Tor distributes
among the pupils, There Will b
Tn DEF tCNE NATAnRuhI