The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-23
RED CROSS FUND
DRIVE IS OPENED
Hundreds of Tu,sans
Prove They Have
Heart and Dollar"
200 WORKERS BUSY
Thorough Canvass of City Is
Inaugurated to Reach
Goal

Hundreds of Tulsans had "a
Cross Wednesday. on Thursday
eight mems teams win continue their
distribution of Red Cross buttons--
for a consideration-amo business
men and women of the city, while
zoo women workers will commence
their calls upon the homes in all
parts OF the city.
Roll Call Chairman John S. Dav-
enport's send-off message to his
workers was that of Nat onal Chair
mighty army of red -blooded Ameri-
can men and women, banded to-
gether to wage incessant battle
against disease, disaster and suffer-
ing You are the recruiting officers
for this army. AS such It is both
your duty and your privilege to give
to every American the opportunity
TO consecrate himself anew to serv-
ice under the banner of the Red
Cross. The 'saster in the near
east is only one of the many grim
tragedies which the Red Cross is
meeting. Others are taking place
every day of, the year. and any day
may be Just Around the corner from
your own home. The Red Cross,
as the great volunteer emergency
army never halts. never sleeps, new
er takes Il vacation. With your aid
let US make the response to this roll
call unanimous"
The feminine corps is marshaled
under Mrs. Louis Steinhilber. Mrs
NJ II. Tuttle aud Mrs. John K.
Wheeler. Mrs. Steinhilber's staff.
district captains and all, is:
Mrs. Earl d. Bailey. captain, Mrs,
H. Hughes, Mrs. Leonard Connor,
Mrs Evan j. Bailey, Mrs. S Fl.
Bailey, Mrs. l.. f. Burnett, Mrs. L.
Rooderick, Mrs. Ed Hull, Mrs. Hen
ry Payne; Mrs. p. w. Whitaker.
captain. Mrs. A. II. Buxton. Mrs.
Jessie Rosine, Mrs. Frank McMoms,
Mrs. Arch Beamer; Mrs. Ava
Hamon, captain. Mrs. A. NJ. WEIGH,
Mrs G. II. Lang, Mrs. l.. l.. Hutch
inson, Mrs. +. 2. Harmon, Mrs. Jesse
Watson. Mrs. r. X. Kay, Mrs. Mary
Sears, Mrs. Mary Newbolt. Miss
Ruth Lang, Miss Zona Ebbs. Mrs.
Zona Newsom; Mrs. j. w. Gilbert,
captain. Mrs. William Coke. Mrs.
Betty Goodwin, Mrs. Naomi John
son, Mrs. Kate Martin. Mrs. Riggs,
Mrs. Mary Thomas, Mrs. X. L. Kel-
ley Mrs. Elenora Kelley. Mrs. Doms
Funsecker, Mrs. FL zabe n Hanes.
Mrs. j. w. Gilbert, Miss Edyth Cum
niEgham. Young ladies' working
under Mrs. Steinhilher's direction:
Miss Pearl White, Miss Martha Hell
en- Shaw. Miss Ruth Graves. Miss
Mary Elizabeth German, Miss Peggy
Lowry. Miss Mary Lartz, Miss Helen
Oman. Miss Ingrid Brandborg, Miss
Jesse Schooley. Miss Grace School
p,,tI To- .-n4
Cooper. Miss Wilma Mae Murphee.
Bank of Commerce, Mrs. william
Coke Mrs. f. y. Adams; Y. NJ. c.
A, Mrs. Willis Weber and the Red
Cross Life Saving corps; Kennedy
building. Miss Nell Frazier. Mrs.
August Mann; Central National
bank, Mrs. Ava Harmon, Mrs. Zona
Newsoni, Mrs. T.. j. Lint; Elks club.
Mrs. Charles Webster. Mrs Judson
Woods, Mrs Mcclellan: postoffice,
Mrs. Louis Steinhilber and young
lady assistants: Fontenelle and FL
Budo'r apartments, Mrs. A. A.
Small; Library apartments, Mrs. f.
V. Todd; Mrs. Martin Flemming,
district captain. Mrs. Frank Barkley,
Mrs, VIII Tierney. Mrs. r. NJ. Fall.
Mrs. Frank White. Mrs. Charles
Bissett, Mrs. Frank Henekes. Mrs.
.. r. boHeNdh, hTs. u ~ bollns'
Mrs. A. c. Sinclair, Mrs. F. f. Wick
ers. Mrs. C. W. Daley. Mrs John
Walsh, Miss Alice O'Brien, Miss
Leon Hines. Miss Margaret Harring
ton, NJ IS Mary Ballard; Mrs Lilah
d. Lindsay. captain, Mrs. L. d. Daw
son, Mrs. Carl Z. Holt, Mrs, ]. S.
Warren. Mrs. ]. A. Seekatz. Mrs. p.
J. Long. Mrs. DIR. E. c. Treese. Mrs.
J. c. Burnett, Mrs. w. l.. Bra5g,
Mrs. D. B. Miller. captain. Mrs. w.
X. lines, Mrs. Hugh Weigle, Mrs.
Ross Sigler; Mrs. Charles Webster,
captain, Mrs. Judson Woods Mrs.
Stoner Mcclellan, Mrs. Carl Stiegle.
Miss Gwynne, Mrs. Charles Glenn.
Mrs. Martin.