The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-05
REALTORS PLAN
CAMPAIGN HERE
Talk of Agitation With
Purpose of Boosting
Realty Loans
COMMITTEES NAMED
Will Attempt to Raise Funds
to Send Delegation to
Chicago Meeting

THAT the day will come when
p,oplc in Tulsa viii buy first
mortgages on Tulsa real estate as
they buy coffee and sugar across the
counter was the prediction of G, II
Whitcside AT the regular meeting OF
,h, Tuisa Real Estate Exchange last
rirh' I'm the city hall auditorium, in
~ talk following the presentation OF
,rr findings Of the committee ap-
,.,irtcd to investigate the possibility
,f the establishment Of a clearing
rnou.e for the sale Of first mortgages
/ or TulSa real estate. cities are built
MD towns fail to realize the promise
~ cities because money has or has
uD, been loaned on their own prop
.fg Mr.. Whiteside pointed out in
emphasizing the fact that Tulsa
faces ID crucial time In its history in
tn.4 particular respect. Such n plan,
.H. committee reported TO the ex-
change. as the establishment OF
..Aring house Is not perm saible
under the charter of the Real Estate
hauVe, but the report advocated
fH, lending by the exchange its
hearty support to such a movement.
Tho rccommendation by the COM
mItigu Of an active advertising cam
ua Eu to stimulate the buying Of
uf individual money on Tulsa real
estate was provocative OF a good
deal of favorable discussion by the
members OF the exchange as to ways
and means, and eliminated IN the
committee. of which Mr.. Whiteside
twas chairman, being empowered to
| contiuuc its work along these lines,
with full power TO act, suggestions
from the exchange as TO ways and
ta1 1i9ff, frNn tuFA 10 nj TO
propositions: that the matter he
handled either as a brokerage
proposition through the individual
members Of the exchange, or that a
separate corporation for the pur-
pose be organized to act for the ex-
.hango.
Plan TO Raise Money.
Discussion as TO ways and means
for raising sufficient money to en-
able the exchange to attend the ma
tlonal convention in June in A body
revealed such differences of opinion
as to the most cXpedient thing to do
that the president of the exchange,
NJ. G. Glass, appointed a committee
10 formulate plans for making such
a fund possible, and empowered,
likewise, when the plans have been
submitted back to the exchange, to
put them into execution. The COM
mitteo members. W. NJ. Fleetwood.
\. 5. Viner Il. G.. Cunningham, Il.
r. Adams, II. T.. Hanna, John II.
Miller and X. NJ. Vaughn, will meet
az luncheon at the Kennedy restau-
rant Monday noon.
Third Of City Waterlcss.
One-third of Tulsa, approximate
~, IS without water, sewers or pave
ments. r. II. Terwilleger, chairman
Of the civic improvements commit
tee, declared in his report. adding
that such n condition made It ex-
coedingly difficult for loans in those
districts. Furthermore, he went on
to say. such conditions exist In those
districts where laboring mSn with
large families live. and need for inn
mediate action is imperative. The
matter Of widening Fourth street al
the intorurban block has been taken
up, he stated, but as yet the commit
toe has not succeeded in getting any
where with 1t.
President Glass named standing
committees for the year, subject 70
the approval OF the board of direc-
tors as fillows; Appraisement com
mittee, Murray u. Russell d. C.
Powers, +, c. Cunningham; arbitra-
tlOn, A. !. Rudd. w a. Reynolds
\pan j. DAWSON; entertainment, A
:. Niner, *. NJ. Vaughn, j. l.. Lem
mon; industrial, w. NJ. Fleetwood
II. Meshew, ]. d. simmons; leg
lslatiye, John II. Miller, Charles T
Abbott V. II. Day; sick and relief
Frank Walker, Harry Jenkins, S. NJ
Bell; membership, w. c. Steger, II
p. Hanna, Lee l. Brown; publicity
g. II. Whteside, John T. Blair
George S. Berry; public improve
ments, c. II. Terwilleger, Theo. Cox
W T. Bennett; finance, G.. j. Rat
rhitc. j. a. Brown, b, NJ. GrothroD
program, Leslie h. Brooks. C. +. va
don and 7, NJ. Hollyman.