The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-24
20 FIRMS LINE
UP IN RED CROSS
Haliburton-Abbot Com
pany Starts Hundred
Per Cent Movement Here
Sl6,500 BY SATURDAY
Solicitation Teams Will Comb
City for Persons With
Dollar and Heart

Twenty large Tulsa business firms
went 100 per cent for the American
Red Cross yesterday. The movement
was started when the Halliburton
Abbott company Subscribed for its
200 employees early in the day. and
throughout the day workers both in
the business ana residence districts
appeared briefly at the headquHr-
tors TO replenish their supply of joe
per cent membership window cards
and insignia.
A team headed by II. l.. Bethel
and composed of insurance men ANA
members Of the Tulsa Fire Proven
ton association made the best rec
ord for the mons teams. John 5.
Davenport, roll call chairman, de-
claircd himself pleased not only with
the results of the first two days
efforts but with the splendid spirit
OF the workers. Not since war days
has such "A large body of people pat
their shoulders to the wheel together
i'm behalf of the Red Cross, ne said
A number voluntarily called at the
Red cross headquarters yesterday to
offer their services.
Local firms are assisting the cam
space in the press and two out-of-
town firms have also donated their
regular advertising space.
solicitation will proceed Friday in
the business buildings ana home
areas and also from booths presided
over by women in the lobhies of
Athe First National bank, Security
National bank. Producers National
bank Exchange National bank Lib
crty National bank, National Bank Of
Commerce, Daniels building. Atlas
building, city hall postofficc, Cen
trail National bank, Kennedy build
ing, Y. w. G. A.. Y. NJ. c. A.. Petro-
leum building, ketchum hotel ana
Mayo building.
Workers hope to have $16,500 in
memberships before, or by Saturday.
Women district captains and lieu
tenants under the Communicating
of Mrs. Malcolm Tuttle are: Mrs.
Joe Cable. district captain, District
S; Mesdames Osborne. Il. y. Burns,
Shirley Rose Ed Nelson, +. u.
Champion, Earle Slack, b. +. Rob
inson, G. $. walker. Ray wade, w.
II. Jones, sam Ward, p. w. Wig
gins, Justice. II. r. McCreary, V.
a. Sappenfield, Clark, +. a. Gray
bin Allen Whitesidc. w. B. Wood
bury, NJ. j. Allen, John Boyd, Rich
ardson, G. 4. FurroW. Mrs. Faun
FreebOrn, captaiPt Aesdamcs 6. II.
Ross. Basil Hooper, G. r. HagGard
O. II. Hovis, James Gardner, ". l.
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Pol.or p -, a,act,.ibIl Van Sic-
iep .a,,o,. nt,',,,, liH,.ro,y y n
- " ,-l,iIds n NJ Prr,b,n,
Ia,-ra,,co pIna,,o,t I,,,li,re Ms.
trtc, 90, NasdoGns = a. conway I
I, R5tcliffe " w Ferrell robert
Tabug loo t,Iarko Stohr Tom ISitz-
GERALD Misses Mary Porter. Ruth
Clinton Winifred West. Mrs. Fred .
Thilenils captain: Mesdames Rich /
ard Hughes. pierce Broach, John /
Davenport. W. +. StahI. \. j. Beck .
lev. S. Peterson, &. G.. Garrett j. g. /
Farmer. !. w. Merritt Fred Hen /
mel No9l RuckIey. \. W. Iauer, ".
IL Jones Fred Bronson. l.. X. Allen,
X n Rob,nson. p II. short. Mrs.
VIRGIL Wood. captain: Mesdames
Nern Vandeyer, John Lancaster. A.
". Tauer r.. Y. l.. Stratton, Ward
Greene, e, Y. Whltwen, u. X. Roth,
n. I. ST. Germain. James Gartner,
Harris f.. &. Kitchen, q. II. sheldon.
Mrs. William Pomeroy. captain, Lib /
erty bank: Mcsdames William POme-
roy ]. Painter Stewart Pearcc. II.
:. Hannis, Misses Emma Anderson. .
katherine Ittner, Louise Ste3hns. .
Miss Geraldine Pratt, captain; Mes
danes J. {. Cheshire, j. T.. Dali .
Gus, William Holden, J.. X. Neer- /
man. R. A. Felt. S. Il. Turnbaugh. /
!, w pratt Arthur Hooper. c. II. /
Plggott. Mrs. $. X. Swaller, and Boy /
scouts of district. Mrs. j. h. Wal /
drep. captain: Mesdames J. Pear /
son n r. NValdrpD G.. w. Foreman.