The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
Every Tulsans Who Fails
to Be Counted Will
Lower Total.
LESS THAN TENTH IN
Official Census Takers Have
Only Begun Enormous
Task Here.

Erumcraiorl employed by the
census burcou 10 take tho lith OF.
flciai ccnsus Of tho United states
have found u Tulsa % few Of those
patriOucHiy inclined, publlc-Hpitiigd
citizens who want 10 see every man,
woman and child In tbc city placed
on record in order that Tulsa may
be known as the city tha' She ~
Banqueis that are to be a part OF The
program of the enumcfatufs while
the census is being taken have
proved very popular with tho men
and women chosen TO count the pep
pie OF Tulsa Members Of the CON.
mittcc Of citzous appointed by tho
prcsidcn, ~ the chamber ~ cum
merce are finding pcl suutl talks WIN
tho cnumciutUta vuliguttuiuE tu h''h
paf
Systematic advertising. starting to-
day has been brought about ouly
through the efforts ot the Same mon
who. during the war. we're quietly
buying Liberty bonds ana sending
their sons 10 defend the country q
rights. The cnumeratorB at flrst
were unknown To the committee gen
orally, but since a few Eot-tOgether
meetings have taken place between
the leaders OF IA Tulsans who want
10 see TulBa>got what she IL entitled
to and the enumeraturs who want
Tulsa TO have It, these two parties
are now able to cooperate after
more than "a week OF dragging op-
oratons, aud active enumeration OF
the entire city viii be well under way
this week despite only 10 per. cent
or less having been counted t1ring
the firs, 10 days.
Suggestions for each person who
lives Ia Tulsa have been worked out
by the enumorntors and the public
spirited citizens In n joint meeting
and are as follows.
!. Every hNad OF "a family should
prepare to give tho cnumefator in
formation concerning every person
who lives In HIS house. t'o name.
birthplace. nationality, language,
parentage OF all persons In the
household. owner OF property, con
dNiOn OF property, etc, should be
written out by tho various members
OF household, whether they are
related To the head OF tho house or
establishment or not This should
be done for servants, roomers, babies
and all. Special stress In laid by the
citizens on the enumeration OF all
persons living In houses which are
occupied by more than one family
Every enumcrator ~ under oath,
should he or she divulge any part OF
the information which is asked for,
no or she would bo liable under the
federal law for violation OF HIS oath
OF office. No part OF the infoTma
ton asked for by the census takers
may be used against the person Civ,
ing It. either In n lawsuit, criminal
prosecution or any other form oi
court procedure. II is wanted under
Ia. gnA. lus aa a
statistics necessary to the United
States OF America aa well as any
other country.
In order to better acquaint' the
people OF Tulsa with the manner III
which the census is being tnkon q
list showing the enumerators In the
various districts and the boundaries
OF these districts Is furnished by IN,
census bureau. This list Is designated
as the official guide OF the various
sections assigned 60 the enumeration
In Tulsa, The list follows: 4"
eos, NJ. X. a 4. railroad, Detroit
Second and Main, Orville Goodison
204. NJ. X 4 Il. railroad Midlan'
Valley railroad Second and Detroit
r. V. Melton: eos. NJ. X, a 7. rail
road. Main, Frisco railroad and Den
yer, Mrs. II, II. Hancock; zoo, NJ. k
& L. railroad, Denver, Frisco rail
road and l.awton Brady, May
bell Mrs. H. II. Hancock; 2OI
Frisco milroad. Main, Third AM
penver; ollie gerry Furry
eos Frisco railroad. Denver, Thir
and Frisco, Second: Ollie Grey Furry
2Og Second Detroit. sixth and Main
Jessie X. Herbold, 2l0 Second, Mid
land Valley sixth. Detroit, Jessl
X. Hcrbold, Eli Sixth, Eighth, Main
Mrs. p. J. Liant. 2l2 Eighth. Detroit
Eleventh. Main; Mrs. II J Lint 2l
sixth. Midland Valley railroad
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