The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
HOSPITAL DRIVE
TO OPEN TUESDAY
Booths Will Be Manned
by Pretty Girls in
Nurses Garb
ONE MILLION NEEDED
Mrs. c. J. Hindman, Chair
man Of Committee, to Or
ganize Workers

Pretty girls in the trim garb Of
,h. nursing profession viii work
with me women of the city who are
gp.rr their services to the cam
ra.-n TO raise si000,000 to finish
So. Johns hospital next week begin
ming Tuesday, when booths will be
op,u.i in some Of the leading busi-
r,.- houses. banks and hotels Of
ITu..l simultaneously with the inccp-
rr.n nr the drive for building funds
- was decided yesterday at noon
whom about 80 women workers
'H.N.d with the members OF the
,Np...itc committee In Hotel Tulsa.
SIR, e.. y Uindmau is chairman OF
tr, committee ~ women who will
organize the feminine workers. and
cooperating directly with her are
Nl. El .. Sargent, Mrs. Morris
Power. and Mrs r. l.. Goiay
-Four dozen nurses uniforms will
Doc ,,ut to Tulsa from the nurses
training school AT Wichita, and
thssr viii he donncd by young girls
set tp bo named by the womcn's
committee. Plans for the booths
and VINO will take. charge of them
are ru' vet completed. Mrs. Hind
man .h.I lhNl UlEiA,p buN ll'luutu' III
'ha incomplete list OF workers are
NIc.dlmcs Travis GOlay W. ~. Sill.
T.. d. Puwcll. NJ. X. Travis, Levin.
j. j. shea, r.. O. Sargent. w r.
stone G.. O. Hollow. Thomas Chest
rur. Harry Fitzgerald. w. H. Pome-
roy w O, Lyon, j. r. Langtry. |.
Shulor, a. J. Rudd, j. w. Henry,
Lockhart Phil Kramer, T. c. Stev-
cns'u. John Meservc. Griffith and
Misses Melvin and Florence Head.
Places whore booths will be main
tained an week are Halliburton-Ab-
bolt Hunts, Wanderers. Ketchum
hotel Exchange National bank,
Daniel building corner con the
street, Central National bank, Jac-
obus lohh. Hotel Tulsa. Kennedy
building. Security State bank, Lib
criy National bank. Traders No.
-Four Peoples Exchange. Producers
State bank, National Bank of Com
morcc and First National bank.
Tho members Of the building COM
mlt,cc viii discuss plans for the
weeks campaign Monday at lunch
ron, and Wednesday the women
workers will meet them at luncheon
AZ Hotel Tulsa. Thereafter daily
general lunchcons will be held each
day during the drive.
T., \. Braniff emphasized yester-
day in outlining plans for the week
that every dollar subscribed toward
t1c building fund will be used for
construction work; the expenses of
the campaign are being taken care
of by q. separate fund maintained
by group OF men interested in the
success Of the project.
Every effort will be put forth by
these workers, and more whose
names will he announced later. TO
make IL possible for construction to
70 steadily forward without further
delay. W. y. Johnson, superintcnd-
ent for the George A. Fuller Con.
siruction company. has 40 men
building forms and pouring concrete:
al the concrete is poured com
p,eung the third floor and every
thing Is in readiness for the pouring
nm the fourth floor Virtually
100000 has been raised to date, II
was stated Yesterday at headauar-
,erS in the Exchange National bank
building
Whom completed. st Johns hos
pial viii he tho largest medical and
surgical institution in the south
west